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Good Program For
Concert Tomorrow

Choir of 28 Voices to Be Heard For
First Time This Season

 

An interesting program has been
jarranged for the first of this sea-
|son’s concerts by the Philharmonic
| Society which will be held in the
| United Church, Tuesday evening.
This concert, which is in aid of the
community welfare fund, has been
prepared with a great deal of care
and merits the support of all those
who are in any way interested in
music,

The chief feature of the evening
will be the choral presentations of
the society. The well balanced choir
of 28 voices will be heard in a num-
ber of choral pieces ranging from
folk-songs to oratorio numbers.
Among these are included many
well known numbers such as “The
Eriskay Love Lilt,” “Were You
There?” “The
and others.

In addition to the choir, two mix-
ed quartettes will make their debut

|These will present a new arrange

ment of “Crossing the Bar” anc
three selections from Woodfordo-

 

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Cheerfulness is just as natural to
the heart of a man in strong health business and some day the world is
going to see it

as color to his cheek.—Ruskin.

This tariff

business is all bad

Roger W. Babson

 

Findens “The Pagoda of Flowers.

Other vocal numbers include a
negro melody by male voices and
that delightful composition of El-
gar’s “The Snow,” by a ladies’ chorus
with violin duet obligato. A tenor-
baritone duet will round off the vo-
al presentations.

A feature of the evening will be
the presentation of some of Prince
Rupert’s younger artists including
Miss Marie Balagno, Miss Beryl
Birch and Miss Nellie Lawrence.
These need no introduction to the
public of the city.

As an added attraction there will
be presented a ten-minute organ
recital by’ Miss S. Olafgson. This re-
cital will commence at 8:30 sharp
and will consist of a group of well
known organ melodies:

CALIFORNIA

GETS SNOW

 

Motor Traffic Interfered With in
Mountain Area of Golfien State
SACRAMENTO, Cal.; Nov. 14:—

The first snow of the season has

fallen in thé mountain area of Nor-

thern California. Motor traffic was
interfered with as cars had to re-!}
sort to the use of chains. |

 

The Weather

Prince Rupert—Cloudy, calm; ba-
rometer, 30.09; temperature, 37; sea
smooth,

Dead Tree Point—Clear, light
northwesterly wind; barometer,
30.00; temperature, 40; light chop.

Langara Island—Cloudy, moder-
ate northwest wind; sea choppy.

BASKETBALL

LEAGUE STANDINGS
Senior League

 

 

 

W. L. Pts.
C.N. R.A 4 2 8
Grotto 3 2 6
Kaien Hardware 1 4 2

Ladies’ League
Cardinals 5 0 10
Amazons 3 3 6
Comets 0 5 0

Intermediate League

Tuxis 4 2 8
Warriors 2 3 4
Merchants 2 3 4

Junior League
Meteors 4 0 8
Boy Scouts 2 2 4
PTiriiiitity rH Rovers 1 3 2
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reports W. H. Tobey, C.N. R divi- | Advertisement.
sional. superintendent. There is a}
little frost at:night but the days
«ré mild enough to melt such snow
és, there may be on the ground 6 ‘ |
lleavier falls of snow are reported S | P
from the interior since Mr. Tobey’: l ver rize |
return to the city towards the end
of last week Cups and |
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W. Stone (CS) Soa 193 plenty of cups from
J. Sutherland (J) ..2 378 189 33.00 to $15.00,
D. Frizzell (E) 2 388 179 cls
F. Kenny (LC) 9 350) 175 @ No . 1 good time
M. Eckert (BE) 1 348 174); OA “ee i, Wee
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Birthday of Sons
Of Wednesday’s | Of Norway Lodge
Train Soniis Here Celebrated

The departure time of each Wed-| The local Sons of Norway Lodge
nesday’s train for the east has been |had a special gathering in the Odd-
changed from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30/ fellows’ Hall Saturday night to ce-
a.m., it is announced at offices of |lebrate the second anniversary of
the Canadian National Railways, the founding of the local branch of
the change being made so as to!the organization. There were about
maintain the connection with the|forty members present at the eve
steamer arriving that morning from |ning’s proceedings which included
Vancouver. The time will be made |lodge meeting, brief musical pro
up before the train arrives as Jas- ‘gram, supper and dance
per Park. Monday and Friday morn-| Speakers at the meeting included
ing trains will continue to leave at!Mr. Westby of Seattle, organizer of
9:30 a.m. ithe Sons of Norway: O. B. Sather,
Se an amen | the president of the local lodge, and

|

OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL (0% Greenstrand. Reports cover-

ling activities of the lodge during
: oa i? ithe past year were presented by
SATURDAY x ORES [John Storseth, secretary.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE | The musical program included |
|piano solos by Peter Lien and Miss
i\Inga Murvold |
Accordion music for dancing,
which followed the serving of sup-
per, was furnished by Chris Sather
Mrs. Olof Skog was convener for
the evening

Departure Time

 

 

 

First Division
Airdrieonians 0, Partick 1.
Ayr 2, Motherwell 6
Celtic 3, East Stirlingshire 0.
Dundee 2, Third Lanark 2
Falkirk 2, Aberdeen 0.
Hamilton 0, Kilmarnock 0. |
Queen’s Park 2, Hearts 1. peeemenpecne
Rangers 6, Morton 1

St. Johnstone 2, Clyde 1 Whist Drive and

St. Mirren 7, Cowdenbeath 0, | D . E . d
ENGLISH LEAGUE ance Is nyoye

First Division |
Arsenal 1, Newcastle 0
Birmingham 0, Huddersfield 2.

 

Eighty Persons Present at Affair of |

 

Blackburn 2, Liverpool 2. Lief Erikson Society Held on |
Blackpool 3, Middlesbrough 1. Thursday Night
Derby County 4, Bolton 1. i

A very enjoyable whist drive and!
dance was held by the Lief Erikson ;
Manchester 4, Wolverhampton 1, {Society Thursday night in the Me- |
: Sheffield 2, Portsmouth 1. | tropole Hall. There were ten tables

Surdefland 2, Sheffield Unitéd 2 |of cards and prize-winners were:
West Bromwich 3. Chelsea 2 ladies’ Miss Sophie Johnson;

second Agnes Dahl; men’s
first, Norman Storvick; second, Nels

Winter 1S Very |Gunderson

Everton 3, Aston Villa 3
Leeds United 1, Leicester 1. i

first

Mrs

 

Mild F E | After cards, refreshments were

erved ‘and dancing followed, ac-

1 $0 Far i |cordion music being played by Os-

C t I] t a car Giske. Abouty eighty persons}
en ra n er tor were in attendance at the dance

: Jens Moen presided at the door

Weather. is unusually mild for! i
this time of year in the central in- |

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

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Jewelers)

“COAL! COAL!

Our F Alberia and

Bulkley Valley Coals are guaran-

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ton of No. 1 Bulkley Valley. We

also sell Timothy Hay, Wheat
Oats and Bar'ey,

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

Interior Weather
Terrace Cloudy, north wind,

temperature 28a
Hazelton—Windy, snowing, 19

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AUDACIOUS

Robert Williams, Jean Harlow and
Loretta Young Starred in First
of Week Picture

Brightly audacious, romantically
dramatic and cleverly humorous is
the attraction “Platinum Blonde,”
which is being featured at the Ca-
pitol Theatre here the first of this
week. Stars of the picture are Ro-
bert Williams, Jean Harlow and
Loretta Young.

Miss Harlow is the society heiress
who marries the carefree and happy
reporter, played by Williams, be-
cause he is so different from any
of the men in Fer set. Loretta Young
has the role of the sob sister on
Williams’ paper who has loved him

Monday

 

» November 14

Monday and T .
! les
TWO SHOWS ~— 7 aitay
Feature Starts at 7:30 & 9s
ADMISSION — 15 4,

EVEN A HALIBUT Woy
LAUGH AT—

“PLATINUM
BLONDE

With Gorgeous

JEAN HARLOW,
ROBERT WILLIAy

 

all along and who has to stand by
and content herself with being his
sympathetic friend
the young man rebels and
finds love and sympathy with the
pal whose feminine qualities he
had been utterly blind to until his

wife’s jealousy drew his attention}
jto them

The
mounted
form the

production is
Sets of unusual splendor
background and some
novel camera angles and effects
are introduced. The dialogue is
ultra-sophisticated

Eventually,

beautifully)

LORETTA youyg

A Sparkling, S« intillating ¢

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medy — and Suitable fo,

Whole Family

Comedy—

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