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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
August
13,
1937.
SELLS
SHIPYARD
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
Minister
of
Transport,
has
recently
been
responsible
for
the
sale
of
the
Sorel
Shipyard
owneu
bytheDominion
Government
to
a
private
company
and
is
said
to
have
saved'the
government
an
annual
loss
of
$400,-,000.
If
this
in
an
indication
of
the
general
policy
of
the
government
it
may
mean
that
it
will
look
with
favor
on
the
disposal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
drydock
and
Shipyards
provided
it
can
be
sure
that
the
dock
will
be
kept
in
operation
and
that
a
proper
shipyard
will
be
maintained
at
this
point
as
a
defense
measure.
PREMIER
IS
MODERATE
The
communication
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King
to
Premier
Aberhart
is
very
moderate
considering
the
importance
of
the
question
at
issue.
It
seems
probable
that
the
provincial
premier
will
refuse
to
await
a
decision
of
the
supreme
court,
in
which
case
the
recently
passed
legislation
in
Alberta
may
be
disallowed.
In
view
of
the
importance
of
the
Alberta
movement
it
is
wonderful
how
careful
Ottawa
has
been
not
to
interfere
with
the
Social
Credit
experiment
in
any
way.
Roth
former
Premier
Bennett
and
the
present
head
of
the
lederal
Government
hav
taken
si
gard
to
the
matter.
PLENTY
OF
GRIT
For
a
girl
to
paddle
her
own
canoe
six
hundred
miles
or
.thereabouts
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
with
side
trips
enroute
is
a
feat
that
few
would
care
to
undertake,
even
in
these
days
of
women's
independence.
The
frail
craft
in
which
Miss
Lowman
made
the
trip
is
one
that
a
man
would
not
care
to
navigate
across
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
or
in
the
rough
waters
of
the
lonir
reaches
of
the
i
waterways,
For
a
woman,
it
indicates
a
daring
that
is
aim
unusuai
in
me
"weaKer
sex."
.Had
she
been
drowned
in
Douglas
Channel,
we
should
probably
have
said
she
was
foolish,
but
she
succeeded
and
she
becomes
a
heroine,
She
will
have
an
interesting
story
to
tell
when
she
returns
to
her
studies
at
college.
Oct
Your
Reds,
Springs
and
Mattress
At
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
From
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
SPRING
FILLED
MATTRESS
$18.50
Get
The
Rest,
It
Does
Not
Cost
Any
More
Fresh
I.rfcal
Ruvv
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
HAIRY
PIIONK
C37
and
up
The
Central
Hotel
KOOMSJ
and
CAFE.
Phone
31
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
O.
K.
IILACK
The
Letter
Box
POINTS
TO
BROCKVILLE
Editor,
Daily
News:
An
editorial
in
your
paper
of
July
30th.
-"A
Soulless
Corporation"
has
been
brought
to
our
attention.
We
recognize
this
"vary
interesting
editorial"
as
you
call
It
as
being
an
example
of
the
propaganda
turned
out
continually
to
blind
the
people
to
the
real
facts
legardlng
the
public
ownership
of
public
utilities.
The
editorial
you
quote
shows
that
under
private
ownership
100
kwh,
as
an
exampi,
of
electric
current
would
cost
$6.50.
Below
we
quote
an
artlclp
taken
out
of
a-newspaper
of
recent'
date
which
shows
that
under
public
ownership
in
this
case
100
kwh
6f
current
costs
but
$1.20
which
is
more
than
five
times
cheaper,
not
three
more
as
your
editorial
states
power
would
be
under
private
ownership.
Although
it
Is
long
I
quote
article
in
full.
You
quoted
extensively
from
your
Interesting
editorial
so
expect
you
won't
mind
as
those
who
have
to
dig
down
and
pay
the
bills
will
find
this
article
even,
more
Interesting.
"Brockvllle,
Ont.
This
city
which
operates
Its
own
electric
gas
and
water
plants,
has
Just
announced
another
10
per
cent
cut
in
light
rates.
For
the
first
40
kwh
the
dom
estic
rate
becomes
1.8
cents;
after
that
the
charge
is
eight
tenths
of
one
cent
per
kwh.
The
rates
are
said
by
officials
to
be
so
nrnfltnhlp
that
for
the
past
ten
years
Brock
vllle
has
rebated
back
to
its
consumers
16
per
cent
of
the
consum
ers
yearly
total
of
bills
paid,
and
tor
three
of
the
ten
years
the
yearly
rebate
has
been
25
per
cent."
We
thank
you
for
the
editorial.
We
are
putting
it
away
for
future
reference
as
it
is
not
only
a
good
argument
in
favor
of
public
owner
ship
but
also
shows
to
what
a
dis
gusting
extent
most
newspaper
editors
will
disguise
the
truth
to
win
favor
from
the
vested
interests.
Terrace
C.C.F.
Club.
F.
FRANK,
Secty.
pro
tern
(We
are
leaving
the
last
paragraph
In
the
letter
to
show
to
what
"a
disgusting
extent"
some
writers
will
abuse
the
privilege
extended
them
by
a
newspaper.
Editor.)
Mrs.
A.
L.
Richardson
of
Tlell
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
''Mrs.
Basil
Richardson
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
the
prairies
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
night's
train
enroute
back
to
the
Islands.
HOW
do
you
KEEP
SO
FRESH-ON
THESE
HOT
DAYS?
I
EAT
TO
rm
tit
pr
V
BRAN
HAKES
I
Kellogg's
Bran
Flakes
help
muke
the
Jiot
days
seem
cooler.
Enjoy
Kellogg's
Bran
Flakes.
Start
the
day
right.
Packed
with
the
nourishment
of
toasted
wheat.
The
elements
for
energy
and
strength.
Plug
enough
extra
bran
to
he
mildly
laxative.
Ak
jour
grocer
for
Kellogg's
Drun
Flak.
Always
ovcicfreali;
Always
di)idoiu
t(w.!y
to
eat.
Made
by
Kt
llopg
in
London,
OnUiio.
BRAN
FLAKES
In
th
OoldcnVclUw
Fackeg
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
AugUst
,
Gyro
Playgrounds
Rehearsal
Party
at
Exhibition
Building
Last
night
at
the
Exhibition
Building
the
Gyro
playgrounds
children
held
a
rehearsal
In
party
term
with
a
hundred
and
fifty
children
in
attendance.
Th
tentative
program
fc:'
the
prayground
display
to
be
held
on
August
28
was
i-nn
through'
providing
fun
for
the
participant
arid
entertainment
for
the
non-parUctpaiHs.
ThTerugh
the
.courtesy
of
CJaus
t.lullsr,,
who
klnd-;ly
allowed
the
u-:e
cl
his
kitchen
stovi
for
the
heating
of
water,
co-10a
wa:.
served,'
the
children
having
viought
their
own
.sandwiches.
The
progiam
consisted
of
dances,
singing
games,
group
games,
sing
song,
tumbling
and
vaulting,
etc.
Tc
date
thera
are
approximately
;12
children
who
have
earned
bad-i
gee
given
for
having
gained
100
points.
Each
badge
has
the
name
of
the
playground
represented,
a
Gyro
symbol,
and
a
space
for
stars
.awarded
for
additional
points.
n.
Sweeny
followed
up
his
British
amaetur
golf
win
by
takini;
the
"Silver
T.iie"
SGholo
competition
at
Glcueajries.
Scotland,
with
an
aggregate
of
140.
a
re
.
cord-breaking
G6
and
u
74
round.
TERRACE
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.L.A.,
went
ejF.t
on
Tuesday
night's
train
to
meet
the
party
accompanying
Lord
Tweedsmuir,
at
Burns
Lake.
The
party
will
travel
overland
to
Bella
Coola,
thence
to
I'rince
George
AW
Cripps
is
here
going
over
his
portfolio
of
assessed
valuations.
Mr,
Cripps
says
the
Terrace
district
is
looking
bet-ler
than
ever,;
the
farms,
gardens
and
orchard
appear
in
good
shape
and
the
cool
showery
weather
has
'kept
the
country-green
and
lovely.
More
Tennis,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell
beat
Hlll-!
lout
and
Mrs;
Oibsoh,
61,
C-2.
Jcslin
and
Norrlngton
beat
Lambe
and
Farquhar,
6-4,
7-5.
Tonight's'
Draw'
Ine
draw
for
tonight:
C.N.lt.
Cnurts
3:30
n.m.;
Macrae:;
ahtl
Mlr.s
'Rlvtt
vs.
Dads
and
Mte
E.
DavR
7:30
p.m.;
Morrison
vs.
Davis.
.
Piince
Rupert
Club
6;30
pjn.;
Woods
and
Miss
C.
Mitchell
,vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell.
7:30
p.m.:
:Scott
vs.
Woods.
SPORT
CHAT
!
Last
Evening
j
Toe
following
matches
we.re
ed
;n
the
Open
City
Tennis
tourn-)
ament:
!
Morrison
beat
Young,
6-1,
7-5.
Woods
beat
MacPhee,
6-3.
4-6,
6-4.
Davis
biat
O'Neill,
6-2.
6-0.
Mcintosh
and
Woods
beat
Blake
and
MacPhee,
4-6,
6-4,
6-4.
Blitch
and
Johnson
beat
Brock-lesby
and
Illddell,
a-6,6,4
6-2.
When
the
second
day's
play
of
1
the
Derbyshire
Somerset
county
j
cricke-t
game
in
England
was
due
to
Atari,
sole
seat-holders
were.
I
seagulls,
perched
in
pairs.
A-
se-1
yere
storm
made
play
impossible,
j
Leslie
M.
Balfour-MelviHe.j
Scotland's
grand
old
man
of,
sport
who
represented
his
coun-!
try
at
cricket,
golf
and
rugby!
and
was
also
a
winner
of
the
Scottish
tennis
title,
died
here
In
hi;;
83rd
year.
Veteran
athletes,
who
performed
for
Sweden
in
the
1912
Olympics,
paraded
round
Stockholm
Saldium,
built
especially
for
the
1012
games,
July
11-12,
25th
anniversary
of
the
Fifth
Steve
Barath
smacked
p
liner!
and
bowed
to
the
cheering
crowd
'
as
he
galloped
round
the
bas.M
in
San
Francisco.
But
the
cheers
were
for
Dominic
DiMajrKio,
younger
brother
of
New
Yoj,
Yankees'
star
who
made
an
"impossible
eatclk-"
"
"
'
South
Africa
s
betting
niitfTe
are
hearty
eaters.
I'atrona
at
the
"July"
tiny,
yventest
rare
day
of
I)k-
year,
went
through
800
pounds
of
turkey,
GOO
pounds
cf
chicken.
30ft
nnnnrto
l
500
pounds
of
fish-no,
to
m
!
tion
oceans
of
beer.
Charlton
Athleti,
"
-""""ail
clu
made
.
a
record
.
-profit
of
5ofJ
from'
Knglls'h
League
aetfvitit,
last
Reason.
The
clutmpionj
ed
Canada
and
iha
Vnited
g,v
.41.1.
..
match,
except
-one
in
New
1
Which
was
drawn
n
V"
,.
.
"Do
you
belieVt
In
lov
of
firr
itghf?"
'.
;'"
Of
covin
I
fall
for
Sweet
Cap
right
from
ih
Hart"
'1
'
4
1
Apt
..
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"The
purist
lorm
in
which
tobacco
can
be
imokti!'
Jancet
jj
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
Saturday,
7
p.m.
and
Monday,
3
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamships
THE
SECRET'S
OUT
'
j"r,,1,:
knowledge
and
turnmer
entertainmnl
hat
reached
a
new
hish
.
,
.
Everyone
knowt
loo,
that
Monogram
London
Dry
Gin,
limply
served
U
"Supreme
Refreiriment"!
Felix
Ginser
Ale
or
Club
Soda
are
perfect
mixers
for
this
superbly
flavored
Gin.
Try
them
together,
you'll
like
them
,
,
.
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$1.75
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or
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displayed
ayed
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HOW
TO
MIX
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frrrililiiK
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inf."
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wine
fix
of
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lemon,
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