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DAILY
EDITION
Sons
of
Norway
j
Whist
Drive
and
i
Dance
Enjoyable,
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drlv?
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
th
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
in
the
Odd
fellows'
Hall.
There
were
twelve
tables
of
card
and
many
Mare
per-
sons
arrived
for
the
dance
which
earned,
many
Conservatives
have
followed
the
serving
of
refresh-.
pledged
their
support
to
the
rc-ments.
'election
of
Olof
Hanson
as
member
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
ia-
for
Skeena
and
It
is
rreery
beltevea
dies
first.
Mrs.
Knot
Statta;
second,
here
that
Mr.
Hanson,
whenever
the
Mrs
H.
LUand;
mens
first.
Osear
oantest
may
be
held,
wi'l
be
at-Haveroyu
second.
Norman
Sorhelen.
oarded
the
largest
majority
ever
Music
for
dancing
was
furnished
given
a
federal
member
in
the
by
Julius
WeUe's
orchestra
and
Os-
north.
On
a
recent
visit
to
the
Is-cur
Haveroy
was
master
of
cere-
lands.
Mr.
Hanson
was
given
a
monies.
The
proceedings
continued
warm
welcome
By
his
local
con
still,
full
swing
an
til
1
am.
tuents
who
are
looking
forward
to
The
committee
in
charge
consis-
him
again
before
very
long.
ted
of
Mrs.
John
OJerstad.
Mrs.
John
atorsetn.
Hans
Knutsan
and
A
eUngstter
was
born
recently
at
Pete
Nomas.
Nana
Peterson
pre-
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hosptta
sided
at
the
door.
to
Mr-
Mr-
Oeorge
Leary.
Both
mother
and
baby
are
doing
splend
Rev.
WUHam
Valentine.
CareroM
miiiionary.
was
a
paiamgtr
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
at-
ternoon
bound
through
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
!
In
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
AU
work
guaranteed
first
elass.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace.
li.c
Buy
a
CANARY
this
Christmas
A
Cheery
little
Companion
140
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COLUMBIA
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Saturday,
Dec.
2.
1933
-
District
News
I
SKIDEGATE
j
PeoH-
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
looking
forward
to
an
tury
federal
election.
It
is
said
that,
as
far
as
the
Island
are
oon-
idly.
It
Is
expected
here
that
Indian
of
the
Halda
nation
wRi
shortly
be
granted
the
franchise,
enablln?
v..a.1
?rj2L.IS
:;;lfph"a"d.ha8
membtr
?r
"""'
"itiaiwiuacuicut
would
mean
about
six
hundreo
more
votes
in
Prince
Rupert
riding.
The
Haidas
are
one
of
the
most
advanced
tribes
of
Indians
In
British
Columbia
and
most
of
them
-
very
good
idea
of
Canadian
pontics.
Mrs.
R.
O.
McKenzle
was
hotter
recentely
at
a
very
enjoyable
so
iclal
function
in
the
Premier
Bote
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
having
a-hr
guests
the
most
of
the
laale-of
SkidegiUo
and
Queen
Charlott
Citv
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The
Gifl
of
HAPPINESS!
At
sift
for
lh
ftmily
or
Mend,
thttt
It
no
hippltr
choice
thin
t
iwttt
liojinj
oiury
Ht
mtVtt
thttry
comptnion,
tinj'itij
hit
wy
Into
tht
homt
with
a
tontUfit
nttmjt
of
tonj
ind
good
Ichccr,
turninj
your
Chriitinti
jrtctin)
into
daily
meiM
je
of
good
wjthei.
A
centry
It
the
jilt
you
will
enjoy
jWinj
end
everyone
will
enjoy
receivin).
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moms
Si?S
'UNfTF.Il'IN
'.MARRIAGE
IContlntJed
from
Page'i
with
the
bride
cutting
a
handsome
three-tiered
wedding
cake
which
centred
a
table
which
was
adorned
with'
flowers
and
ribbon.
All
the
flllhe
were
of
sliver
with
tall
pink
tapers.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
Pos
V
v.
m
an
ap
lOfpropriate
manner
and
the
grown
responded.
Mrs.
Krlkevsky,
the
bride's
mother,
wore
a'brdwn
French
erepe
ensemble
with
fawn
velvet
hat,
choker
of
mink
fur
and
corsage
bouquet
of
pink
carnations
and
fern.
Mrs.
Dunn,
the
groom's
mother,
chose
-a
costume
consisting
of
an
ensemble
df
black
and
-white
triple
sheer
crepe
with
black
saMn
hat
and
corsage
bouquet
of
red
carnations
and
fern.
The
bride's
sister.
Miss
Ruby
Kri-
i
kevsky,
had
a
Spanish
tele
dress
f-wiHi
corsage
bouquet
of
pink
car-!
nations
and
(nh.
i
Serviteurs
were
Misses
Rwby
Kri-I
kevsky.
Ella
'Steen,
Pebbles
Stone,
j
Edith
Millerand
Aleda
Johnson
and
I
Mrs.
Mike
Budlnlch.
j
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles
was
in
charge
of
the
decorations
both
at
the
church
and
reception.
Numerous
lovely
guts
which
were
displayed
testified
amply
to
the
esteem
in
which
the
couple
are
held
by
a
wide
circle
of
friends.
To
Lire
in
Rowland
Following
the
reception,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Dunn
sailed
on
the
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
and
will
proceed
via
Vancouver.
Seattle
and
Spokane
to
Ross
land
where
they
will
reside,
the
groom
to
be
In
the
service
ef
the
Consolidated
Mining
it
Smelting
Co.
at
Trail.
There
was
a
large
crowd
of
friends
at
the
pier
and
an
enthusiastic
farewell
was
given.
The
bride's
going
away
costume
consisted
of
a
brown
satin
dress
with
brown
caracul
fur
coat
and
hat
and
footwear
to
match.
The
bride
I
threw
her
bouquet
among
her
girl
I
friends
and
it
-was
caught
by
Miss
01a
Steen.
I
The
bride
has
lived
in
Prince
Ru-1
pert
since
infancy
and
is
highly
I
esteemed
a
hd
popukir
In
the
younger
set
of
the
city.
She
has
been
active
avwic
in
ui
church
muiKu
-work'
and
a
In
iti
miter
other
tine
staii
01
Anneiies
Lames
iteanv
to
Wear.
The
groom
has
resided
here
for
about
five
years
and
is
aUo
well
known
and
popular.
They
will
have,
the
hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
PRESIDENT
HEPOItTS
ON
VISIT
(Continued
from
pa?e
one)
The
committee
went
on
record
In
favor
oMmmlgtttlon
of
agriculturists
but
not
of
financing
them.
It
declared
in
favor
of
giving
work
to
the
unemployed
and
urged
construction
or
reconstruction
of
buildings
and
the
extension
of
credits.
It
urged
balanced
budgets.re-moval
of
trade
obstacles,
encouragement
of
private
Initiative
and
enterprise
and
suggested
that
gov
ernmerits
should
keep
out
of
bus!
ness
as
far
as
possible.
While
ex-re.lng
interest
In
the
Roosevelt
:ollcy
they
did
not
favor
It
for
Can-ida
but
strongly
approved
the
Em-plre
agreements
which
It
was
said
iad
already
benefitted
the
country.
They
urged
closer
relations
with
he
United
States
within
the
bounds
of
its
Empire
agreements.
The
report
including
the
reading
if
the
declaration
of
policy
was
11s-
ened
to
with
great
Interest
by
the
members
of
the
Jocal
chamber
and
hearty
vote
of
thanlcs
was
given
Mr.
Johnson
for
acting
as
local
dele-ate.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
Beatrice
VYebb,
Osland;
R.
Hay-ishl,
T
Nakamura
and
S.
OhiashI,
Port
Esslngtoh.
C
H.
McLeod,
Nelson;
Edgar
Snl-dal.
Catpaco;
J.'L.
Johnson,
Osland;
J
Pletka.
Phelan.
Central
O.
Brown,
Wark
Canal.
J.
E.
Nix.
Edmonton;
C.
TiVls
and
J.
Weis.
C.NJ1.
I'rince'Ifcpert
J
C.
Blgham
and
'A.
M,
Morgan,
Vancouver.
W.
Ulng,"
Victoria:
t.
8.
Umpleby.
Vancouver;
E.
T.
Kcnney,
Terrace;
O
Woodall,
C
N
R.;
8.
R.
Donaldson,
Fort
Esslngton.
Robert
W.
J.sReed.
deputy
collector
of
eultorns
at
Wrangell,
"was
a
nassenger
aboard
the"
'Princess
Koran
yesterday
.afternoon
going
through
to
Beattle
'where'
he
will
spend
until
after
Christmas
visiting
with
his
son,
Some
Job
Landing
This
Fish
Mrs
Oliver
Gnr.n'
9
a.m
foleh'
n:n:
un
P
11:
turned
to
the
:
ich
at
lul!
-
!h'-
ni.
hi
iter
-
ixh
nROTTO
IN
LEAD
NOW
Tobacconists
Win
ISHIiard
League
Fixture
and
Tie
For
lint
flare
Place
is
nroken
The
tie
for
leadership
of
tnc
wwwiu
oway
iui
kwkiiuui
w
-the
p,n.ce
r1
""r
1
was
oroaen
iasi
ntani
wtvn
uic
Orotto
moving
out
on
top
as
a
re-
I
suit
of
the
playing
of
portponed
games
wjiich
gave
the
tobacconists
TKtoTy
m
isje
nature
scneaaaja
iot
j
Thursday
night
by
aft
aggregate
score
of
1060
to
fgf
over
Empress
The
tfldtvichial
scores
of
the
three
I
outasandlng
games
were
as
follows:
Frank
Aldridge.
Empreu.
119;
George
Howe,
Orotto,
lot).
Pete
Pritchard,
300;
Bert
Morgan,
142.
J.
Sutherland.
apO;
wsJL
Hotaon.
130.
The
leagwa
to
i
as
follows:
O.
TU.
Ave
Orotto
4
4.447
1.113
Empress
.4
431
Can.
Legion
4
4.IM
1045
Elks
4
4092
1.033
BASKETBALL
Dec.
lOrotto
vs.
Kaiens:
Comets
vs.
High
School:
Warriors
vs.
Merchants:
Trojans
vs.
Scouts.
Dec.
7-Kalens
vs.
C
N.
R.
A
;
High
School
vs.
Caroinals:
Merchants
vs.
High
School:
Flashes
vs
Scythians.
Dec.
11
CN
R
A.
vs.
Orotto:
Comets
vs.
Oartfmh;
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Flashes
vs
Trojans.
Dec.
14-Kalena
vs.
Orotto;
High
School
vs.
Comets;
Merchants
vs.
Warriors:
Scouts
vs.
Scythiaas.
Dec.
If-
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Kaiens;
Cardinals
vs.
High
School;
High
Schoel
vs.
Merchants.
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4
CHRISTMAS
I'RKSr.VrS
Peopk
evrtjpghtrp
are
con-
sidering
theiqaelffbVi
of
Christ-
mas
presents.
Ofletif
the
most
welcome
presents
a
former
Prince
Rupert
resident
could
get
would
be
a
subscription
to
4
the
Dally
News.
4
4
In
order
to
eo"-6perute
with
4
4
our
renders
who
wish
to
keep
4
allvefrTtne
winds
of
their
4
4
frfendV
the-
activHieK
0f
the
4
people
of
he
Vrfnce
rtunert
4
district,
we
are
making
a
spe-
4
4
cial
half-rate
for
people
living
4
4
outside
the
district,
if
gent
by
4
4
a
person
who
is
already
a
sub-
4
4
scrlbcr
to
the
paper.
4
4
Send
In
$1.W
with
the
name
4
4
of
the
person
to
whom
you
wish
4
4
to
donate
the
paper
and
we
4
see
that
they
get
It
by
mtU
far
1
t
one
year.
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Cold
Storage
And
sif!'sWiners!n
i
Bridge
Thursday
Cold
8torage
and
Swift's
were
the
winners
In
the
weekly
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
fixtures
Thurs-
.
.
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w.
ik.
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-
t.
0
!
to
the
r.r
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Odd-
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league
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7-Swift
Orotto
vs.
1.0
OF
vs
Cold
Storage
A
repart
scbmltted
by
F.
A.
Mac-Ctllum
for
the
finance
commltte.
ravnrtaig
the
adlostment
of
federal
taxation,
wis
adopted
by
th
Chamber
of
Comrrterre
at
Its
meet-ng
last
nhrht.
S.
It.
s.
lime
l
in
lopics
HIGH
LIGHTS
THURSDAY.
NOV.
30
6:00
Show
Boat.
KOMO.
8:16
Seattle
Symphony
Orchestra.
KOMO.
9
1&
Yodellng
Cowboy.
CFCN
9
30-
-Jack
Dale.
CFCN.
FRIDAY.
I)i:C.
1
7:00
First
Nightar,
KOMO.
91-Oilmore
Circui.
KOMO.
SATURDAY,
l)i:C.
2
0
00
Baron
Manehauson,
KOMO.
6
30
Symphonic
Strings,
CFCN.
8;00-Concert
Opera,
KOMO.
SUNDAY.
DIX'.
3
5:00
Eddie
Cantor
it
Rubln-
offs
Orchestra.
KOMO.
7:00
Arrgeto
IHtri,
KOMO.
8:00-Flreslde
Hour,
K8L.
KOIN.
8:30
Death
Valley
Days,
KOMO.
10;00-Home
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