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REBEKAHS
HONORED

Delightful Surprise Hallowe'en
Party Tendered Last Night
By Oddfellows’ Lodge

 

 

 

Members of the Rebekah Lodge

were entertained by the Oddfellows
at a delightful surprise Hallowe'en
|social last night in the new hall on
‘Fourth Avenue East. The proceed-
ings opened with a banquet, during
; Which there were a number of
speeches and musical selections,
| games and dancing following. About
| fifty. persons were present:
; One of the purposes of the gath-
ering was to present a report to the
Rebékahs in connection with the
construction of the new hall as well
as to extend formal! thanks for valu-
able assistance given by the Re-
bekahs in connection with the fur-
nishing, etc. of the building. This’
acknowledgement was duly carried
out by 8S. N. Boyle, Noble Grand, in
an appropriate speech

Serving tables at the banquet
were R. J, Keron, Peter Cameron,
Mike Hudema and Murdo McArthur
who wore appropriate costumes and
{masks
| The banquet program was as fol-
lows:

The Blessing, Albert Blackha!!

} Community Song; “The More We
}

|

Are Together.”
. Speech, S. N. Boyle, Noble Grand,
Speech in reply, Miss Rita John-!
ston, Noble Grand of Rebekali
Lodge
Comunity Song by Oddfellows,
“For They Are Jolly Good Fellows.”
Report of Building Committee, N.
|W. Appleyard
Speech, James Hadden, District
Deputy Grand Master
Speech in reply, J. E. Boddie
chairman of building committee.

THE DAILY NEWS

 

After watching Nina Gurvich, the
rangy hard-hitting welterweight,
fight eight torrid rounds with spar-
ring partners, ranging from ban-
tamweights to heavyweights, fight
fans are reminded that Nina, with
that dangerous right, can dish out
plenty of punishment. The way he

ing fight. He is said to be in far
better condition than when he last
fought and at present he is a for-
midable opponent for any welter-
weight.

 

In watching Billy Bagshaw, Nina’s
ypporent, train, the blonde welter
can be described by one word, dan-
gerous. With Billy carrying a pair
of shoulders that would be the envy
of any heavyweight and, inciden-
tally, packing a wallop in either
hand that has all the earmarks of
KO, the reason for Gurvich’s ser
ious training can be easily under-
stood.

 

As Billy and Nina are fighting on

a winner-take-all basis, they both}

are going in there to win next Wed-
nesday night. To lose is unthinkable
is Nina knows that ,if he can’t take
Billy, he is through locally and
Billy realizes that, if he fails to
beat Nina, he will not get a chance
to meet Windle. This is an ideal
fight situation as either boy has
everything to gain if he wins and
everything to lose if he is beaten.

 

 

| District News
PORT SIMPSON

P. M. L. No. 8 has been up several
times to try and gather any infor
mation surrounding the somewhat
mysterious disappearance of Napo
leon Labelle;:;who has gone from
Georgetown. Police are still inves
ligating.

 

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Staff Captain Acton and othe:
Salvation Army officers from Ru
pert Were in town and held a ser
ies Of meetings in the village las
week,

W. E. Collison has been in town
on official business and returned t¢
Rupert the same day

At a meeting of the local C. G
T. under Mi
were elected

Levers, the following

aS Officers for the

coming year. Leader and President
Grace Beynon; secretary, Grace
Ross

 

 

 

 

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

“Rupert Brand”

SMOKED

— BLACK COD —

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

 

 

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Central
J. Wojanchouski, Pacific; Harola

Speech, “Rambling Reminiscen-
jces,” A. R. Phillips

Mail Schedule

Community Song, “John Brown’s| For the East—

| Body ‘ |
{ Speech, “Anecdotes,” J. W. Mc

Kinley

Community Song, “My Bonnie!

Lies Over the Ocean.”

ui H. M. Daggett was in the chair

A cheerful temper spreads like
the dawn, and all vapors disperse
before it—Jane Porter :

Monday, Wednesday and Yriday
8:30 a.m

From the Last—
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur

day 8 p.m
or Vancouver—

Tuesday 12:30 p.m

Thursday 9 p.m

Friday ll p.m

November 2 and 20 p.m

 

 

 

SAVE WRIGLEY 5c WRAPPERS—Write for PREMIUM GIFT CATALOGUE

“TILLIE THE TOILER”

| SPORT CHAT | WHY PAY

outboxed the lighter men proves |
that he means business in the com- |

 

 
 

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BIG PRICES?

Get Your

Shoes, Clothing
& Furnishings

— at —

25% to 35% Less

New shipments of Men’s, Wo-
men’s and Children’s wear ar-
riving daily.

Very low prices; large selec-
tion; all goods bought from
the best makers, Call and see
them, You do not have to buy.

Best values in the city given
on city relief scrip.

Shop at the

Montreal
Importers

Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

NEW PAIR
FEATURED.

;}Robert Young and Margaret Perry
Stary of “New Morals For Old”
at Capitol Theatre |

 

 

| New Morais For Old,” film ver-/|
ion of the London and New York!

tage success “After All,” is being
offered as the feature attraction on
the screen of the Capitol Theatre

here for the middie of this week

The cas headed by two young

new-comers to the screen from the
ge—Robert Young, who has al-!|
ready been leatured in one or two |
creen uccesse and Margaret
Perry, who was the ‘star of the}
Broadway production. and who 1s |
| makit he fir screen appear- |

ll is another of the |

newer screen actors who has a|
iprominent part if th picture |
Lewis § My i Loy and Louise |
Closser Hal all we known to |
movie f ilso have important |
lroles in “New Morals For Old.’ |
The story of “New Morals For|
(Old” deals with the age-old strug- |
le between old-fashioned parents | -

n children. Hampered by
brother and

‘onstant restrictions,a

isister resolve to lead their own
ves. def conventions and the

wishes of their parents. The son

igs f a painter and
the daughter falls in love with a
married man and scorns puritan in-

Yr a career a
hibition Both experiences result
lramatic climaxes of spectacular

For the weekly revival feature, in
addition t

the full regular program
onight, “The Squaw Man,” stat
ring the popular Warner Baxter and |
Lupe Velez, is being brought back.

,
Today’s Weather
Dead Tree Point—Clear, calm:
barometer, 29.50; temperature, 48

26 smooth

}

Triple Island—Overcast, calm, sea

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Comedy—“BLESS THE LADIES”
Screen Song—RUDY VALLEE MELODIES

WEDNESDAY REVIVAL at 10:15—WARNER BAXTE

Wednesday & Thursday
TWO SHOWS — » and yy
Feature Starts at 7
ADMISSION — iio 4 he

Thutsday Matine,
Feature Starts 3:29—

We Demand the Right to Live

“NEW MORALS FOR OLD”

With Robert Young, Margaret Perry and Lewis Stone
A stirring drama of modern youth—A problem that may {

own home,
PARAMOUNT NE

LUPE VELEZ in “THE SQUAW MAN”

 

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