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PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Hews..
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venu:
,
H.
P.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
Member
ol
.'Audit
Bureau
of
'Circulations
my
figure?
Nestles
Mil:
TALL
SIZE
M.I
eat
Shredded
Wheat
.but
instead
of
cream
I
use
whole
milk
just
as
it
comes
tfrorn-the
bottle.
That
kind
of
meal
gives
me
pep
and
strength.
It's
delicious
and
nourishing
and
easily
digested.
Sometimes
for
variety
1
add
sliced
bananas
of
other
fruits,
but
I
dike
it
any
way
at
alL"
"SHE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
VHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Friday,
Nov.
"6,
1931
keepj
"How
do
I
SHREDDED
WITH
All
THE
(BRAIN
OF
?I
HE
WHOLEWHEAT
glllE3
MILK
'
KTESTIE'S
Evaporated
,Milk
IN
is
pure,
safe
cow's
milk
with
til
useless
water
removed
..
.
then
sterilizedand
sealed
in
airtight
tins.
Twice
as
rich
as
ordinary
(bottled
milk.
'It-goes
farther
because
of
its
double
richness.
Use
it
for
cooking
and
baking
as
a
beverage
or
with
tea,
coffee
and
cocoa.
iResulis
.always
in
added
flavor
and
appetizing
richness.
EVAPORATED.
XV
V
lSTSTLE'S
World's
Largest
Producers
and
Sellers
f
Condetutd
ana
Evaporated
Milk.
All
'I
TheFish
.which
made
VrinceJhiperLEamaus
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
'Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
'fold
Storage
Co.,
ltd.
PRINCE
KUP.EICT,
B.TL
If
your
paper
does
not
urrive,
telciihone
fhe
office
V.
A.
C.
Feeling
Very
Confident
Reverse
in
First
Game
"Does
Not
Daunt
Them
in
Western
Canada
Rugby
Series
t:
CALGARY,
.Nov.
6:-.Desplte'.thelr
Repulsed
Attack
of
Earl
Maestro
-on
His
Pugilistic
'Crown
Unanimous
'Decision
JUN10RFOOTBALL
.
Teams!
orthe
Junior
League'f
oot-ball
game
tomorrow
afternoon
between
Borden
Street
School
and
Booth
Memorial
School
are
announced
as
follows:
Borden
Street
Anensley;
"Veltch
CRIBBAGE
s
November
-a
'
r
Orotto
vs.
Mdose.
Musketeers
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Swift's
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Elks
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Eagles
vs.
.Knights
of
Columbus.
4-w
4
that
'had
any
chance
of
prov-
ing
profitable.
Most
df
last
r
year's
players
'In
the
league
i
'have
already
taken
bertha
In
the
major
leagues
of
the
east
COLDS
Hd
Coldn
)Imi
Mixrd'x
ad
iaiuU
it,
U
CM
.ad'Sor.
TbrMtt
Mtt
taaa
J
tab
vU.ia
aflatMd.aMtt.
Real
relief
.
.
quickly
P
ijjie&ia
Sons
of
Norway
I
lead
in
Whist
Oddfellows
In
Second
Place
as
'Result
of
Playing
Last
TSighfs
Fixtures
Sons
of
Norway
took
over
exclu-
'.defeat
In
the
flrstigame
Wednesday
i
eive
possession
of
tlrst
place
ln'thet
,by
a
score
of
6
to
-4,
the
Vancouver
!
Fraternal
Whist
League
last
eve-ivAthletlc'CliuVis
in
fine
spirltsand!nlng
ly
defeating
the
Moose.
Odd-expects
to
make
a
much
better
!
fellows
defeated
Seal
Cove
to
take
;
showing
tomorrow
in
the
second
of
second
place.Xast
night'
scores
were
a
two-came
series
against
Altomah
j
as
follows:
;
Tigers
of
Calgary
Jn
the
Western
i
Canada
rugby
championship
seml-'
final.
The
series
will
be
decided
on
totalipoints.anU'the
winners
wtll
go
to
Winnipeg
for
the
final.
RATIALINO
WINS
CA
I
Old
Erqpress
7,
Totem
Park
2.
Musketeers
6.
Grotto
4.
Legion
JS,"Tish
Packers
.
l.'O.
O.IF.
5.
BeahCove
4.
Sons
dfNarway
5,
Moose
4.
Moose
Seal
Cove
.-.
Legion
Musketeers
CHICAGO,
Uov.
6:
Bat
Battallno
Totem
Park
repulsed
the
attack
of
Earl
Maestro
of
Chicago
against
his
pugilistic
crown
by
winrring
the
unanimous
i-declslon
of
referee
and
two
Judges
In
a'10-round
bout
'here.
League
Standing
W.
i
Sons
of
Norway
B
-
1
1.
O.
O.
F
2
I
!
Grotto
j
i-tmJ
I
V.h
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uni'acKers
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J
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L.
4)
0
a
a
a
2
2
2
2
2
2,
s.
2
.
a
n
a
i
j
'0
IN
MUSEUM!
,
faction
of
thwectten
has
preserved
iS'O
PAOIPIC'COAST
1
'or
alt
timet
fossil
-of
marine
lite
HOCKEY
THIS
YEAR
'
that
occupied
the
great
-sea
Which
1
years
ago
eovered
parts
of
the
prai-
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6.
The
j
rieiprovlnces
and
most
ol
tne
nortn-
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
1
anu-
wlll
not
operate
this
winter.
I
The
f
Ish-eatlng
liiards
of
prehis-
'President
Frank
Patrick
an-
wnc
wnwe
are
Deueveo
o
nave
pre-f
nounced
today.
'With
Seattle
ceded
even
the
great
land
reptiles.
!
dropping
out.
there
was
dlf
fl-
which
places
the
birthday
of
this
!
cultv
in
organising
a
circuit
specimen
at
several
millions
of
years
ago.
It
was
picked
up
on
a
sand
bar
I
at
the
mouth
of
Oraham
River
and
was
donated
to
the
museum
by
A
J.
IPomeroy,
.ol
the
pdlioe
post
at
Hudson's
Hope.
Similar
specimens
have
been
found
in
the
area
before
tPUNISHED
FOR
T1IEFT
Thomas
Riley
and
Oeorge-9mttn
were
fined
$26,
with
option
of
lour-,
teen
days'
imprisonment,
by
Wag-
j
istrate
MnClymont
in
city
'polir
court
yesterday
afternoon
tor
stealing
lumber
from
the
B.C.
Packers'
old
cannery
at
Seal
-Gove.
The
pa.i
arescrviny
thctflme.
VANCOUVER
UllBAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
0:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
71V
on
the
local
exchange
today
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SBBSW3
afsfaTaW
aHH
aT-BV-
aTSSa
er
SaaW
iWOm
TMfflMfflmMwwum
EDWAHDSBUIU3
CROWN
BltlM
CCBRNSYBDP
ThU
(mmui
Rrdpt
Book
rontalnt
amrlf
JoSipriM-rKlaM
thoam
fmm'?.VMwtltfroni
all
part
at
Canada,
They
rf
tndnrard
byMi.
il
(uoada'ii
larrmoM
food
.uprrta,
D.
if,O
fnc)oa
K
emit
ta
com
mailint
tms
AiUitit.
T
f
35
SJfic
Vital
Concern
of
Every
Mother
"WARNING
Th.re
is
-no
substitute
for
Oviltina.
It
il
-mad.
by
an
eielutivc
proc.u
from
freth
gtP
rich
ctMoy
milk
and
ripe
barky
malt.
Phyucians
throughout
the
-world
racom-mend
it
at
a
perfect
food.
BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Annual
Affair
Held
Yesterday
I
tcrnoon
By
First
Presbyterian
Church
Ladies'
Aid
VICTORIA,
Nov.
6:
Salamanders
sn
autumn
color:,
onrt
Vntr-
r.iirrin
HamnhAll
Iran,
i
rr
nn
tal-iminrim
f.h
Pmw
Rivpr
Kecemng
tne
Steady
I.'OW
O!
tain
i,
Lindsay;
"Naylor.
O'Neill,
Mc-
j
district
J
going
to
have
Its
lizards!
8"ts
who
cumc
dur:n
tru
;
fer
Oulre,
Shrubsall
and
'Houston;
Lee,:
Hardly
Had
the
coal-rotamg-sala-
n
to
lend
th"ir
P-trmvin.
t-
rb
spare.
j
manders
of
Hudson's
Hope
been
Of-
affair
were
Mrs.
D
r
s.lir
nreal-
1
dent
of
the
LacMes
Aid.
and
Mrs
W
'Booth
School-JBlake,
Ferguson.
flclally
denied
their
claims
to
an-
Eby.
Gomez
icaptain),
Jtitchie.
Mc-itlqulty,
than
a
genuine,
If
petrified
D.
-Grant
HollinKworth.
wife
.A
Ui.
Donald.
McMeekln.
Nelson.
Colusi,
seetion
of
ui
Ichthyosaurus
was
.
'.
..
.
.
.
AIcGrelsh,
Hale,
Munro
and
Fulton,
placed
In
the
hands
of
Francis
Kar-
mode,
director
of
the
Provincial
Museum.
Several
ounces
In
weight
.and
six
inches
lnjength,
the
stone
frag
ment
reached
Mr.
Kermode
and
is
now
a
duly,
accredited
exhibit
in
the
museum,,,
It
disclose
IS
razor-sharp
teeth
on
each
side
of
the
narrow-gauge
section
of
the
jawbone,
which
:had
been
many
times
as
long,
and
ms
identified
as
part
of
the
sawbill
mouth
of
one
of
the
lesser
of
the
great
fish
lizards,
which
at
times
attatnednigth
f
22
feet.
Petri-
GREAT
care
should
be
exercised
to
make
sure
that
children
do
not
outgrow
their
strength;
that
they
grow
normally
and
regularly,
body,
mind,
and
muscle
developing
at
the
same
rate.
Growing
children
-need
more
nourishment
than
ordinary
food
supplies.
Give
your
kiddies
Ovaltine.
It
is
delicious
and
supplies
in
concentrated,
correctly
balanced
and
easily
digested
form,
all
the
nourishing
elements
essential
for
healthy
,growth.
Ghildren
enjoy
Ovaltine
between
meals
as
well
as
at
them.
This
wonderfulfood
of
Nature
makes
.their.glass
of
milk
more
palatable,
more
.nourishing
and
-much
more
digestible.
Ovaltine
builds
sturdy
'bodies,
sound
nerves
and
alert
minds.
OVa
LJl
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
IbwLds-up
Ibbaiiu
-NsJlvc
xmdL
"Body
SoU
it
all
good
stom,
in
")
,
"
V.
.25
and
sptcial
J-f.50
family
uze
tins;
also
erird
at
soda
fountains.
A.
WAJVDtH
LIMITED.
London,
England,
and
Peterborough,
Canada
,os
pastor.
Mr.
llolllngworth
opened
-the
bazaar.
Morrison.
Captain.
sewing
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandlson
and
Mrs
J.
L.
Lee,
the
fancy
work.
The
sale
of
novelties
was
conducted
by
the
Canadian
Orris
in
Training
with
Mrs.
C.
.
Ham.
Miss
Beulah
Mo-Klnley
and
"Miw
eheth
Stuart
in
charge
A
men's
booth
was
con-
formally
ducted
by
C.
G.
Ham
l
i
and
J.4A.
Teng.
Convener
of
the
tea
room
was
Mrs.
am
mm
H
II
WWJk
-mU
Si
CPS
II
WM
VANCOHVI'.ll
KUEWEKirs
LIMITED
Urrurrt
anil
Ha
tiler
nj
DUTCH
GIRL,
CASCADE,
U.BC.
BOHEMIAN
Lager
-Been,
'OLD
'COUNTRy
ALE
.and
CREAM
STOUT
i
Suiijtort
tic
ll.C.
Cutrriitum
nt
in
It
"
f
B.C.
j
4o
hfl
l:.C.
hiHimtrir
l,y
runfmlng
1
X
'tnrlf
jmrrtium
tn
t).C
Vrlucl,.
"f
I
-nnrniiftiritirnt
fnablrm.
l
A
aeugnuuj
mui;t;
H.l.l.u
....
-
i
.
.
.
WJlltom
Miliar
with
Mrs.
J.
Q.
Steen
w"
"
OHthier.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Reddle
and
Mrs.
"un,te'-
V0C11'
1
n
tXOTt
Honir
noured
and
srvl-3eulab
McKlnly.
ai
,
,!.,,,
J
Clifford
Gilk.-,
teurs
were
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vane.
Mrs.
J?"
Af-
G.
H.
Munro.
Mrs.-McLeod.
Mrs.
W.
by
Mis.
Betty
Camer.m
W.
C.
O'Neill,
Mrs.
R.
Cameron.
Mrs.
,
?
UQrf
i
K
:
Mrs.
T.
Carljfle
and
Mrs
T
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"
duetc
by
Mbm
Jean
Riu
Beatrice
Berner.
unci
i;.
1
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Ladies'
The
home
cooking
table
was
in
mim
nmtrte
Bpit
Aid
of
'First
Presbyterian
Church,
charge
of
Mrs.
Jack
Watson
and
held
yesterday
afternoon
In
ttoe
Mrs.
M.
MdRobble
while
the
canoi
Rodney
B-owne
or
Salamander
Found
Recently
;ln
tthe
w
one
0f
the
mot
sale
-was
-conducted
by
Mm.
W.
D.
k0nial
staff
here
lu.
Br-'
Peace
Jtiver
District
tBeing
Preserved
at
Victoria
successful
affairs
of
Its
kind
whter;
Moxley
and
JIrs.
W.
D.
iChrlatlson.
,
lerrert
toSiewan
for
tun
has
beendield
In
yuars'The
hall
was
Mrs.
H.
M.
Foote
and
Mrs.
James
ves
tomorrow
tastefully
decorated
for
the
orsa-
Hadden
were
In
charge
of
the
plain
.
PROUP
I
pumod
g0
tali
raUavtdb
vtd
OtL
paamodlcCroapbftMiHaij
by
on
appUcauoaa'-
V1CKS
Q
SlMMm
Jrt
Vmd
r
wltetiiJotihiuL
BEER
YHT
cvcrylKMl)
-vants1o
nor
In
'
Hritinh
CuilutnliiurrigUt
jiuw
is
more
cntployitiPxiU
And
though
you
may
Jc
imablr
to
Vrive'
ciuplnyiiifut
you
can
certainty
"criafc"
omployjnonl
by
'buy'tufT
H.C.
IWucUl
Every
time
you
ipurcTuiHC
a
-battle
you
ure
"buy
ing"
employment
Jor
.ll.C
rk-incn
.
.
.
helping
to
keep
yfttirifelttrMr
eitizemt
from
joining
tlieTunkB
of
the
unemployed!
-
x
"J'lierefore,
vhen
you
luy
beer,
insist
on
JULSEN'Klt
3111EII
nl
.
beep
H.C.
eilicnn.at
'Jvvnrk!
WLSENEtt
llEEU
In
tlieJaOYALTX
of
Jieera
.
.
the
king-jin
of
hII
ibecraiin
QUALITY
and
rUIUll
'!
Urctcrd
and
lUttllod
lry
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
Limited