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CAMPACS
The
super
constructed
summer
shoe
that
has
stood
every
test
and
can
be
depended
on
to
give
maximum
wear
and
comfort.
Full
range
of
sizes
in
men's,
ladies',
boys'
and
children's.
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes
Sole
Agents
Full
new
shipment
just
arrived
in
all
leathers,
styles
and
sizes.
You
Hare
Foot
Troubles,
See
Us
Fir
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Except
Sunday,
by
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Saturday,
May
7,
1938.
WHEAT
SITUATION
nunHg
t0
Don&1,d
M,arvin'
onomlst
for
the
Roval
Hank,
the
carry-over
of
wheat
from
this
season
to
the
next
Will
be
particularly
smdll
in
Canada,
posSbly
not
more
than
thirty
million
bushels
and
the
wori
cf
s
rl
ferye
is
small.
This
means
that
the
coming
"
crop
will
be
m
demand.
The
fnfal
u-nriri
it
op,
wi'
T5
GRANT
FOR
TURGEON
HIGHWAY
Despatches
from
Ottawa
indicate
that
another
grant
will
be
made
this
year
for
the
extension
of
the
highway
north
from
Vanderhoof
towards
Finley
Forks.
This
will
be
a
mining
road
but
eventually
will
become
an
outlet
from
the
Peace
River
Block.
It
Will
serve
a
dozen
or
more
mines
in
the
Omineca
country
and
possibly
may
serve
as
the
first
step
toward
developing
the
large
coal
deposit
at
Fmlev
Forks.
NORTfl
AND
SOUTH
In
the
summer
Califnrninns
wish
t
off
and
in
Winter
British
Columbians
wish
to
go
south
to
escape
the
rain
and
cold.
Sometimes
they
escape
and
sometimes
they
don't.
At
any
iate
everybody
likes
a
change.
The
south
has
its
attractions
and
the
north
has
its
own
piW.
It
is
a
good
thing
for
the'
transportation
companies
that
none
of
us
are
satisfied
with
what
we
have
at
home.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
57
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFB
Phone
Cl
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
US'
I
-
"SPORT7
1
PILING
UP
HOME
RUNS
Trosky's
and
Uiber's
Circuit
Clouts
Help
League
Leaders
to
Win
PITTSBURG.
May
7:
CP
Hal
jTtosky
ot
the
Cleveland
Indians
i
and
Hank
Leiber
of
the
New
York
Giants
made
their
fifth
home
runs
jo'f
the
seaagh.
yesterday.
The
In-jdians
retained
their
leadership
of
the
American
Leaeue
bv
defpatini?
.the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
their
I
margin
"being
Increased
to
a
game
land
a
half
over
the
idle
iew
York
I
Yankees-
The
rsiantc
Imi
in
tv.
National
League
stayed
at
tw0
and
t
a
nan
games
as
they
defeated
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
while
the
second
place
Chicaeo
Cubs
u-erp
maHnu
another
flourishing
finish
to
beat
me
Boston
Bees
in
a
slugfest.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
took
exclusive
possession
of
the
fourth
place
In
the
American
League
by
defeating
St.
Louis
Browns,
the
Chicago
White
Sox
dropped
into
fifth
place
by
losing
to
the
Washlneton
Sen
ators
In
thirteen
Innings.
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
bv
winning
BIG
RACE
ON
TODAY
nigner
than
last
year
but
much
lower
than
the
average
toe
'
sixty-fourth
running
or
the
Rumania,
normally
a
larse
exnm-tpr
m,,
nf
Kentucky
Derby
at
.
churchii:
more
than
enough
for
her
own
fh?0
M,
J
"
.L..:inowns
A"
pccted
en
Africa
has
a
reduction
of
approximately
a
million
acre
,l
1
n
eat
ut
EurPe
has
an
crease
of
700.00C
dvnnf
rgGntl",e
cr?
sUffered
from
late
fsts
arid
mought
and
was
reduced
to
184,000,000
bushels
as
corn-bared
with
249,000,000
bushels
the
previous
year.
The
Australian
crop
was
large,
amounting
to
180,000,000
bushels,
the
average
being
158,000,000.
The
United
States
had
so
good
a
crop
last
year
that
the
country
.is
able
to
export
over
one
hundred
million
bushels.
Conditions
in
Italy
have
been
extreme
nnfavnvQWr
for
a
large
crop.
The
winter
crop
suffered
and
spring
-v..u.nuiii,
iial-
nut
uteii
good.
In
Canada
the
prospects
are
excellent.
There
i-plenty
of
moisture
so
far
and,
even
without
later
rain?
here
is
bound
to
be
a
crop.
If
it
should
be
well
marketer:
there
should
be
a
great
pick-up
in
general
conditions.
If
there
is
a
good
crop
there
will
be
plenty
for
poultrv
and
stock
even
if
wheat
prices
are
a
little
lower.
A
heavy
crop
on
the
prairies
means
demand
for
elevator
accommodation
and
Prince
Rupert
elevator
may
be
Used
for
shipping
hart
i
t
i
of
the
export
crop.
fowling
Record
Is
Turned
In
Vancouver
Trundler
Going
Strong!
at
International
Meeting
in
Seattle
SEATTLE,
May
7:
(CP)
At
the
oyer
the
Phillies
yesterday,,
moved
'English
into
sixtn
place
in
the
National
League
ahead
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who
lost
to
Cincinnati
Reds.
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Chicago
3,
Washington
4
(thirteen
lnhlngsi.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
3,
Boston
7.
National
League
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
4.
Brooklyn
3,
Cincinnati
10.
Boston
9,
Chicago
16.
New
York
1J,
Pittsburg
7.
26
OZ.
16
OZ.
iJcoth
Memorial
School
Northwest
International
Bowling,
vs.
Rnrrfen
Borden
Street
Ctraat
School
I
New
Home
Run
1
Record
Made
I
4
BUFFALO.
May
7:
CP
A
new
baseball
record
was
made
here
yesterday
when
Bob
Seeds,
veteran
of
the
Newark
4
Bears,
made
a
home
run
in
each,
of
four
successive
Innings
t-
a
the
Bears
defeated
the
Buf-
'
falo
Bisons
by
a
score
of
22
to
-
9
In
an
International
League
fixture.
"
ARSENAL
CHAMPION
Nosed
Out
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
for
English
Lcajtie
Title
in
Final
Games
Today
LONDON,
May
7:
CP
Arsenal,
by
winning
a
live
to
nil
vietory
over
Bolton
Wanderers
today,
took
Ihz
League,
First
Division,
football
championship.
.
Wolver
Congress
here
yesterday.
Bert
Bloor
Juie
12
Booth
Memorial
School,
of
the
Pacific
Club,
Vancouver,
set
j
vs.
King
Edwdrd
liigh
School.
.
up
a
record
of
2010
pins.
June
15
I?ord?n
Street
School
vs."
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat
'
Booth
M
tmorlal
School.
Pachena
left
yesterday
for
Vancou-'
.
;
ver
with
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
man-
If
you
wish
to
swau
riTriethlng-ager
of
the
company,
on
board.
rrv
a
rlasslflpr'
NOW
CALEDONIA
LIQUEUR
WHISKY
40
oz.
"HAPPY
ROLLING
WITH
OG
DEN'S
hampton
Wanderers,
who
had
been
one
point
ahead
of
the
Gunners
In
IT
Ii
T
the
standing
before
today's
games,
llOVClty
LcHlCC
was
defeated
by
Sunderland
in
a
one
goal
came
and
thus
finishes
in
117
P
II
Portsmouth
4,
Leeds
United
0.
Stoke
City
2,
Liverpool
0.
1
1
f
1
I
ouiiuciiuuu
i,
oivernampion
Ten
Horses
In
Field
For
Annua:
j
Wandereds
0.
American
Classic.
The
Kentuck
i
,
Derby
j
-les
ar-
in.
headed
bv
William
'nodward's
Fighting
Fox
and
barren
Wight's
Bull
Lea,
first
and
"cond
choices
respectively.
Th.
'eld
also
Includes
such
ether
fav
i
ntes
as
f?now.
the
Chief.
Law
1ft.
Can't
Wait.
Dauber.
Mountain
"-fdge,
Co-Sport
and
Elooto.
SUBSIDY
ne
SOUGHT
Rupert
Looked
Upon
as
Most
Important
$-40
Kjij-
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
diaplayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bonrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
If
you're
looking
for
a
keen
partner
in
rolling-your-own,
step
out
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
Cigarette
Tobacco.
Ogden's
rolls
a
happief
cigarette
-a
smoother,
cooler,
mellower
smoke,
and
wise
"roll-your-owners"
have
proved
if.
Use
the
best
papers,
of
course
like
"Chanrecler"
or
"Vogue",
CHAMBER
WAS
BUSY
(Continued
from
Pae
Onel
second
place
one
point
down.
i
VYdS
rjllOVclDIC
efforts
to
secure
a
longer
stop-
The
final
games
of
the
sexson'
.over
for
the
MLsstssIpt
tour
party
today
resulted
as
follows:
.
0n5
"
Wntv.Fi
Jn
sud
h
l"nt
Arsenal
5,
Bolton
Wandereds
0.
ii,it
.cna"8es
in
sieamer
Pmons
P.n
it
it
Oddfellows
nr.iM.,.
Hall
rharitnn
AthT0.
n
D,(m
houId
De
discussed
schedule
jthe
city
than
at
Alaska
ports,
the
r
n
n
v.
n
...
i-
-l
.
.
.
vs.
r.
n.
iiaa
niutii
iiioritr
slops,
in
I
view
of
the
fact
that
the
company
received
a
subsidy
from
the
Dot-
ilnion
government
he
thought
It
'should
consider
favorably
the
Ca-'
nadian
ports.
He
suggested
the
i
committee
bo
after
thp
n
p
r
in
of
Vessels
Callinr
at
Prinre
'
thh
"wct.
He
moved
that
the
re-
and
that
it
take
ud
with
both
companies
the
matter
of
providing
summer
iummer
reservations
reservations
for
for
Prince
Prince
Ih
view
of
the
possibility
of
the
local
elevator
being
abandoned
byi"T
,
ShlnB
10
80
S0Uth
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
at
the
end'durlng
the
tourU
season'
of
this
season,
the
Prince
Rupert
-
Jf?1"
Sp'mt"
.
q
t
A
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night'
,en
mL,
hn
w"0"115131
decided
to
again
urge
eovernment
to
erart
a
snhsMv
in
.
...
'
'
l"-
May
18
King
Edward
Hl2h
School'
a
line
of
steamships
to
call
at
1.1.
!L"
.the
Specla,.ex,
vs.
Borden
Street
School.
Prince
Rupert.
O.
W.
NIckerson
ZntoTiTn
n
'
May
21
Booth
Memorial
School
'
said
that
a
number
of
vessels
were
chance
to
do
thMr
hI
nl
in
vs.
King
Edward
High
School
subsidized
to
call
at
Vancouver
and.
:
remv
to
thi
Mr
i
n,
m
May
25
Borden
Street
School
vs.'
if
no
extra
subsidy
was
granted
for
excirs
aKais
ons
were
for
Booth
Memorial
School.
Prince
Rupert,
the
C.P.R.
and
other
jwai
"a
jrtn
0
th!
May
28
King
Edward
High
School
vessels
should
call
at
Prince
Ru-
'comoany
everywhere
On
mot
on
vs.
Bord3n
Street
Sihool.
;
pert.
There
was
hothlng
so
import-
of
Mr.
Parker
seconded
by
Mr
June
1
Booth
Memorial
School
vs.
ant
for
this
port
as
this
subsidy.
It
Minns,
it
was
decMe
.
nv
ajj
to
per
;the
fisheries
committee
for
report
.
i
.
itiNj
tuiJii
nun.
ur
u.
m
'Weir
mlnisf-r
of
educnllbn
in
rr-
leard
to
an
nnolication
for
Increase
in
allowance
for
nayment
of
teach
:ers
In
outlvin
districts
was
refer-'red
to
the
Grahim
Island
Farmers
Institute
tor
fnrtbT
advice.
it
was
reoorted
that
the
cham-ibrr
of
Commerce
had
written
o
'Olof
ilan!on
M.
P
In
regard
to
a
.
nronosal
to
have
airplanes
manufactured
at
the
local
dry
dok
yards.
This
was
apnrowd
Al
Invitation
to
the
Chamber
td
end
o
renresntatlv
tn
th
Pnr
Pay
celebrations
a
Vancouver
was
accented
and
th-
president
will
arrange
for
a
local
representative
tr
be
present
on
that
occasion.
A
reonest
to
supnort
the
petition
of
the
people
of
Queen
Char-lotte
Islands
for
an
increase
in
thr
gradually
reduced.
...
11
1
VIII
tIJC
North
End
b
'
steamship
heads
In
the
fall
befo:-:
EveriSi
The
novelty
4ance
held
by
the
the
schedules
l
Derby
County
1
summer
were
ar-
4.
;
Z
,
7
Serenaders'
Orchestra
ih
the
Odd-
Ton(,eA
Grimsbv
k
Town
2.
Chelsea
0.
n
ranpea.
.
vi.
w.
nicK.ersun
saia
me
m.
v.
Cit
u..
....mvu,6
Doais
were
me
worsi
oiienaers.
Leicester
Citv
1
Birmineham
4
V
,
.
--v
iney
am
noi
give
jne
passengTS
Si
4.
WeS
'tlil
"LM
3i?d
,,wn
,
j
progress
irom
10
p.m.
to
2
ajn.
Hats
spend
an
odd
dollar
here.
Whlls
JR.
LEAGUE
RESUMING!1'
The
schedule
for
games
Is
as
follows;
May
7
Borden
Street
School
vs.
King
Edward
High
School.
May
11
King
Edward
High
School
vs.
Bscth
Memorial
School.
May
14
Eorden
Street
School
vs.
j
the
proceedings.
-
""r1"""-
luuitiicu
mc
vy.
tn.
n.
nau
lunger
Slops
in
C,
N.
Trabi
For
the
East
days
..
days
L
Red
Gilli
Proprietor
DItV
WOOD
COAL
Furniture
.Alovin;
mi
General
llaniint
Phone
CO
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
H
dtoi
The
Rooms
Are
Clf"
The
House
Is
ffm
The
Service
Frienffl
The
Rates
Are
Reisomtt
KNOX
HOTE
R.
Brasell
"is
tuwara
nign
tscnooi.
was
miuersiooa
inai
me
sum
or
the
time
be
extended
Al
June
5
Borden
Street
School
vs.
$60,000
was
Included
in
the
budget
The
Skeena
River
Fishermen's
M
TT
C
C
A
I
I
PM
Bcoth
Memorial
School.
:
but
that
as
a
result
of
the
effort
Association
wrote
asking
the
sup-
"lUOOaL
j
bl
June
8
King
Edward
High
School
to
Balance
the
budget
It
had
been
port
of
the
Chamber
to
secure
for
struck
ttikfc
rStt
out.
il
a.
HAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK:
iJl'S
Bar
ver
was
unchanged
at
42c
line
ounce
oa
me
New
nrk
mc
al
market
todav
them
the
rieht
to
licence
hont.
pullers
during
the
gillnettlng
season.
This
had
been
customary
In
.the
past
but
this
year
had
been
eliminated.
cimunaiea.
This
mis
wan
was
rpfWrM
rererred
VII
I
Hr.K
DAI
CONFECTIONERY
Rorefl
n.oroliles
in
AH
silB
Nut
li
e
f
Ittcc
for
report.
It
was
pointed
Ucn
out
that
the
subsidy
timl.rilr
I'riffS
Call
In
and
See
Open
from
8
am
your
t
in'-
r
Your
SNAPiftP
CLEANS
AND
POLlSHtl
Bathtubs,
Washbasin.
it
Window,
nd
Mirrors.
Canoot
scratch-
i
i
uiur
ini
1
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