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Saskatoon and is now reputed to be |

With a left uppercut to the jaw]
land a short arm jab to the heart, |
'Kid Olmen knocked out Abe Mor
timer, colored, in the fifth of a
scheduled 20-round boxing bout |
here last night. Nelson Dunn wa

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BROTHERHOOD

OF RAILWAY
HAS MEETING

Last evening Kaien Lodge No

| 154 of the Canadian Brotherhood of

Railway Employees
meeting of the year

held its final

After the re-

|gular business had been disposed of

the president gave a short resume
of the activities of the local during
the 1932 term and stated that, in
Spite of present unstable condi-

tions, this branch of the union was

in excellent condition both finan- |

cially and otherwise. The following
officers were appointed for the 1933
term
President, N. W. Appleyard
Vice-President, Samuel Jurmain
Financial Secretary, N. Daglish
Treasurer, H. Lincoln
Recording Secret

ary, Howard R

 

[wenty Years Ago

In Prince Rupert

December 26, 1912
With $41,000 which he cleared in
Prince Rupert realty, O. M. Helger-
son left here 18 months ago for
$238,402 87 richer
in Saskatoon just as
tate boom there was starting

today

the real es

referee

James Quinn, who was caught
under a heavy boulder while er
gaged in railway construction work
near Fiddler Creek, was
the city by train last
is feared to have

brought t
evening, He
suffered a bro

He Janded |}

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 
    
     
  

 

Bernau and Kuestrin, two cities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, December 20, 1939

 

 

 

 

 

 

NO CHANGE IN COUNCIL | yaa Vid
CHANGE in Northern Germany, recently cele- Eben y
— i 1
(Continued from Page 1) brated their seven hundredth anni-| igre ‘
annguntilacciladiinse ———- | versary. Both cities were founded in
}council had to accept the terms of DISCU | the year 1232 | Monday and Tuesday
| the petition. It was up to the city! TWO SHOWS—7.09 and 9:99
council to use its own judgment Feature § ai 9 ee
waa dspinnaetaal . the ee he | Natlonalisy of “Wee n Saceakaal i tarts at 7:40 9:49
As. mY en : By League Assembly j
felt. As far as he was conc erned | . . : | ] What Happened in This Toy
» | en i Q
personally, he would we a move | MONTREAL’ Dec. 20 (Cadidtent Usefu | nae i
bie reduce’. the .aldermanic board —— ery *% vena : : The Night of | ”
from eight to six m mie but was|Press)—Why the Assembly of the} June
a ws ; | League of Nations yoted in favor of} With CLIVE BROOK,
opposed to four. He moved an} . LE LILA
|amendment that bylaw be pre- the Hague Convention on ~ = E, CHARLIE Rt GGLEs
7 : as ies: aokial tionality of married women, which, ates °
pared for submission to the electors! _ ots sing the rights of wo-j] This is a time when use- Peg meet the Gen,
lreducing the aldermanic board} ¥ enlarging the rignts ¢ : : ie deified You'll Be Surprised
lfrom eight to six members oe in this respect, did not accordi] ful presents are being }, A Paramount Picture
| Rudderham’s Views re, yor a ho B= a ex given. We have them in Comedy—
ae tated that he|Plained by Madam remont, | ; a ont ;
Ald. Rudderham stated that ! C Quebec, the: world’s unty fullf Wes grevt variety. Let us ) STRANGE INTERLUBE®
was opposed to the petition. Nor|*" , o , ‘ Cartoon—-“JUS1 DOGS"
Haid he see any ri to convinces ete woman delegate to the}} show them. Our prices METRO NEWs
i 4 ¢| last assembly of the league, in ad , . .
im that an aldermanic board of)" ©" " ie wad a ane can’t be beaten. EVERY SHOW THIS wep,
jeight members wa unwieldy In} ressing:.€& mecwng es onus | Is PAI NITE %
nices the TPadaratio J sal AL, [
addition to being opposed to an plee of the Federation Nationale L
jaldermanic board four members, } >" Jean er he — ques MONTREA WEDNESDAY & THI RSDAY
jhe was also oppe to cutting the ition had been reopened then it was ER “SK YSORAPED SOULS”
}membership of the board to six a tlt ared that some countries ed IMPORT S WEDNESDAY REVIVAL _
lthis time. He had no doubt th ‘dt ike udv intage of that Tact to de ae } “SIDE SHOW
{some of the sponsors of the petition | ™@ne Bie TOOPARAE GF O 4g — |
| were actuated by re to elimin ers pronounced upon by the Inter —
rate a certain « el from the| ational Law Codifica pees ‘ OU |
council. He felt that ildermat . The t 930. Such "7
board of four w inable t - of : Alcs
fee a ert se mas Week Sale
fter the d i eo i
of the city in an efficient manner.|'"**** mere
Nor did he believs the busine pen ssndla _ | ' h the well | F
lof the public would be properly It wa ireasonable to be dis-| In | CCD! he with 1c eh Carned reputat
lsafeguarded with a ildermanic | “Ppointed because the league in| dressing the ladies of PRINCE RUPERT in at-
‘board of four non nree ars it has functioned | est MODEL dresses from PARIS and NEW Yor
| Mayor Orme stated that he had es med = ‘ “" ee ’ Kx | “ANNETTE” arrived here this week with o
given the é good al o olem the modern worid a-| : " a
piven the matter a good deal of) seubtih ucheaah: ehiadelll hundred of the most beautiful creations tha ; B
thought since the last meeting and|7*™® et nt } hle t ffer tl hlic f ti!
rie | ch 5 suntrie : nabie t x - ; ; rsome tin rye
bok had come to the conclusion that e Li ” which 96 countries are | wen Ss ~ ot = ” ” pu mae £0 ne ' *.
ito reduce the aldermanic board to esented the position of inter-| astonishingly iow in price and are suitable for a
| to ur would be inadvisable nai allairs woud be desper-| CASIONS ¢ specially the Holiday Period. Sizes 14 | if
Ald. Collart wished it to be un . a it was a great in Evening, Afternoon, Sunday Nite Party Dre
derstood that, as far as he was per-} "YF" nd a protection for Ete
sonally concerned, there was no de ue nage :
sire to eliminate a certain element| Valuable service is rendered in} We also have a large stock of trimmed a
from the council hat the investigations of expert) trimmed coats at very attractive prices li
Ald. McCutcheon did not see why | 9°@!€ x sections of the; Winter Models
r rme 01 no unction | @ague secretariat enable a compre-| , : : . ,
four aldermen could not functi OT a 7 . } You are invited to come and inspect our
efficiently. He had been thinking} “©"5!¥* a PECSPN AON and feel that you are in no way obligated |
of late that a council meeting once pou fe i rece nend an ‘ po 7 a ; if Wi ) : BS
a month and a half-hour commit- |!“ , erm has the| ANNETTE’S XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
tee meeting before the council} _ : tie rb Christmas Lingerie, Girls’ Lingerie Sets, Pure
eting woul » enfficient therw l ‘ ever nt ‘ . ’ e . . ’
oa “er . Se m tational{. scarves, Silk Dance Sets, Full Fashioned H
Alte some irtne iscussion _—— ee : : '
es ; Soe lor th e i Bathrobes. Leather Jackets, Shoes, Bed
Ald. Macdonald ded Ald. Ca | . . : 6 tic in ae > » >: . a
say's amendment for six aldermen} oT ir 35 ries|{ House Slippers, Bed Sets, Pillow Slips, Ha
’ , en a" s 2 .
On the vote being uke the |" ae to ar he cniets, Novelty Jewelle: y, Ete.
jeouncil divided as shown | Madame Fre as W
non! behalt Ltd
Length of Term mn behal Annette Ladies’ Wear Co., Ltd.
| Following th ission } :
inumber of ial en, it Was moved , i
l by Ald. Casey that a referendum b« tris
submitted at the civic election next}, ian
on the question « ' wa

} month
iidermen should sit for
This motion was

Ald. Pillsbur ind car

lyear terms
feonded by

;ried unanimously

The two-year, term for alderme!
jis now provided by statute but, if
| the elector xpre hemselves |
jas being in favor of the one-year
lterm, amending leg slation to that

ete might be sought by the city

‘Steamship Sailings

es Vancouver —

Tuesday—ss, Cardena 1:30 p.m |

| Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m |

Ss. Venture midnight |

Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.n
Dec. 18—ss. Prin. Norah p.m

| "rom Vancouver
Sunday—ss. Cardena p.m
Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m
Thursday Venture p.m
| Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide p.m
| Dec. 14—ss. Prin. Norah an
Dec. 29-——-ss. Prin. Norah an

|tor Naas River ana Port Senpeon— -

| Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m

| from Naas River & Port Simpson-
Tuesday rdena _.11:30a.m

|For Stewart and Anyox—

ss. Ca

ken back. It was four hours after| :
‘ aie at | Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m
tne rock had fallen on him before | Wed p R t 4

| e 38 rince Rupert pp.
he could be extricated | ™ a per v

C.N. R. Trains

 

| "or the East—

Monday and Fridays
Wednesdays

9:30 a.m
10:30 a.m

'\ From the East—

Tuesdays,
days

Thursday and Satur-

8 p.m.

|From Stewart and Anyox—
| Tuesday—ss. Cardena 11:30 a.m.|

Thurs.—ss. Prince Rupert, 8 p.m
For Ocean Falis—

Tuesday Cardena 1:30 p.m
Friday—-ss. Prin, Adelaide p.m
\from Ocean Fall,—
Wed.-—ss. Pr. Rupert 9:30 . am
Thursday Venture p.m
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide . p.m

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