Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Any
time,
anywhere,
50c
U
the
fare.
7Passcnger
Chrysler
Car
Rainfall
Less
And
Sunshine
More
in
1933
,plt
of
an
eaceaalvely
wet
No-
i
when
there
wa
an
all-time
M
of
MM
lnclwa
of
rain
In
e
Ruatert.
there
has.
so
far
this
.
a
a
-
inn
iNcnr-si:
in
customs
iti:vrMNUi:
4
en
ins
am
a..
ii..
month
muiuu
ihuh
Hon
deparunu
.
,
:.-",
nl
';
in
me
bhihc
tion
of
seeing
the
quality
of
the
good
you
are
bujfln?
Do
the
out-of-
j
(on
postmarks
on
the
parrel
or
the
freight
bill
ma.ed
"I'aid"
repay
'
tou
for
the
smile
of
the
local
merchant
who
is
here
waiting
to
eater
to
tour
requirements?
When
you
mall
your
orders
aren't
you
haunted
by
the
ghost
of
the
music
of
the
cash
register
which
would
have
played
its
tune
had
you
purchased
in
town?
Think!
Your
money
Is
earned
here.
Is
It
not
worth
nhile
to
put
it
bark
Into
circulation
where
It
belong?
To
what
a
use
the
thousands
of
dollar
which
go
out
of
here
annually
could
be
put!
We
could
even
venture
to
say
the
hundreds
of
thousands
for
it
must
run
!
Into
sli
figure.
Then
having
thought
a
little
of
the
manifold
blessings
of
that
money,
make
your
purchase
In
town
and
waUh
the
results.
Thev
will
he
speedily
effective
In
Increased
earning
of
store
employe.
IJIc
live,
loo,
and
per
hap
le
speedily
in
new
building,
old
buildings
renovated,
taie
paid.
Increased
revenue
to
the
etty.
more
money
in
the
treasury
for
loeal
Improvements
and
much
needed
work.
Think
not
alone
of
the
present
but
of
the
future
and
the
not
too
dls-
J
tint
future.
Consider
just
what
a
few
day'
work
would
mean
to
hundreds
of
local
famllie.
What
a
different
Christina
lay
the
would
have
if
thry
could
lnk
forward
to
1J1I
In
anticipation
of
work.
And
this
W
all
pebble
through
the
reoperation
of
Ihe-poblie
with
I
the
merchants
of
Trince
ItuperL
You
ean
make
It
powJblc
by
fJUYINO
AT
HOME.
Why
help
to
eteate
employment
In
citie
which
have
no
other
Inter,
j
est
in
Prtnee
Itupert
than
to
ship
parcel
of
goods
here?
livery
dollar
,
hirh
leave
laww
serve
to
keep
some
per"
employment
at
the
t
.
a
.
1
r
I.I
.fft
point
of
Its
destination
but
ean
have
nommg
mi
a
hcimi..-.
cn
the
employment
situation
la"r
The
spirit
of
the
pioneer
Is
not
entirely
dead,
(leographleally
e
are
together
on
what
K
close
to
the
fron-tlx
In
the
spirit
which
will
create
a
better
Let
u.
then,
be
together
ton
to
live
In.
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
Of
COMMERCE.
ANNUAL
TEA
SALE
HELD
Suceevsftl
Event
Yesterday
Afternoon
bv
iMitie'
Aid
of
First
Itiptht
Church
mm,
yew.
recelvsd
by
Mrs.
F.
ur
thU
year
sunshine
luu
to-
"
'
Dafoe.
.
wife
...
of
,
,k-
the
..inr
pastor
d
hours
in
comimnaon
w
f
ra,
i)
6
5
hours
In
the
first
Mtwn
M.
Mr,
.rt
MM-.n
hnd
uuts
ot
int.
MOIli:
Fllti:
ALARMS
4TOnnri
-
'charge
ot
the
tea
room.
Servlteurs
were
Mlxs
Rdith
Johnstone.
Mrs.
4
David
Houston
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Dag-
gett.
Mrs.
Burg
was
caanwr.
in
Hir
rlty
fire
riv.mrUnnt
m
fwr
charge
of
Uie
home
cooking
table
"
soar
has
rsfwd(t
to
a
total
were
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong
and
Mrs.
)
88
calls
its
compared
wtUi
70
W.
W
Wrathall
and
the
sewing,
tturnu
up
to
the
end
u-f
Nwt
Mrs
O.
T
Hlbbard
and
Mm.
O.
E.
'j
i
y
ar.
Larkln.
'
There
was
a
brief
but
acceptable
musical
program
arranged
by
Mrs.
p
II
Llnsey
to
which
Master
David
Houston
contributed
vocal
solos,
with
Mrs
J.
8.
Black
accompany-
1S
lUXOIlDLD
IILKE
tng.
while
Misses
Pnynw
namo
m
4
.
gnd
Kdith
Johnstone
renoeres.
Customs
and
excise
collec-
ln
duets,
accompanied
by
Miss
All-
Uons
at
the
port
of
Prince
Uu-
pen
Hamblln.
Port
for
the
month
of
Novem-j
-
-
Sl,.(,hard"
weii
bcr
this
year
toUllcd
$81,408.81
William
C.
f"
off
rial
of
the
'
port.
which
was
a
large
Increase
over
known
lust
yer.
So
far
this
year
the
White
P
"";"'ih,
t...
m
A
.KorH
arrived
in
the
c
cuy
v
on
on
I
mc
he
timr
nas
luuuieu
afternoon
841.64
in
comparison
with
Prince.
Norah
u
"Jjji
J122.633.20
m
the
first
eleven
from
Skagwaj
jid
rf
In
sast.
PRESIDENT
REPORTS
ON
HIS
VISIT
II.
Johnson
Tells
of
Work
Done
By
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
t
Which
He
Was
Delegate
A
very
interesting
and
instructive
report
on
the
recent
convention
ro
Ottawa
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
to
which
he
was
a
rleleoate.
was
liven
by
T
II.
Jonn
IK
W
mm!
amonf
ta
mMv
lit
LhMH
em
bOulC
rMllflsT
HOn
IfOfi
.
.
....
.
i
and
le
of
home
'
.
'
"
7.
.--
m
""0
wrucnr
tire
.
.11.
II.
a
seven,
miiua
mi
v
ww
rooking
and
atwlng
me
,
M
rtMHrnerce
and
Hon.
W
D.
Rob
Vld
-
of
nrat
Baptist
Church
wWl(rtnti
un)ted
BUtes
represtnUtlve
Deen
aciuawy
was
poii-
i-rv
afternoon
In
the
here
than
inthe
ftm
elmn
T
l
Xm
riJTSZT
tor
the
oecton
ins
up
U,
the
-viTnrWd
'chrhUM.
decorattons.
Many
lhT',T
Unie.
cited
during
the
afternoon
Jncnet
In
'
"ipared
with
U
aoeoeaaful
.
,
I
lt
inu
-
-i
'I
mpvtwius
I
period
i
were
absolutely
neceaaary
Continued
on
Page
2
rilEMILICS
CONFEUUNCK
it
has
been
indicated
the
United
States
will
apply
to
foreign
countries
in
niacins
liauiir
orders
In
sc
at
Ottawa.
eordanee
with
tarUfs
on
United
The
plan
of
the
convention
was
8Ules
rf0(Kl.s
j
Uiat
a
committee
was
chosen
to
j
listen
to
all
the
speeches
and
from
.
pi
i
!
them
draw
up
a
policy
for
the
JUniOr
LhaRlDer
i
ehamber
Mr
Johnson
was
on
that
.
committee
and
It
worked
very
hard,
(if
nmmPrrA
nnn
'
it
!,
Iho
.iMmiM
In-
Vt
VUIUIIICI
V.C
UllU
,
By
it
rv
i
tw-v
-.--
-
cheated
a
steady
and
rapid
improvement
In
commercial
conditions.
The
first
subject
dealt
with
wo
Sr.
Organization
that
of
economy.
U
strongly
urged
that
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
Constitution
Submitted
For
Ap-Boards
of
Trade
support
public
proval
and
Will
be
'Formally
bodies
in
thU
and
refrain
from
pe-
J
Adopted
Later
tllkwlng
for
undertakings
which
i
night
a
copy
of
the
constitution
ot
1
I
the
Junior
Chamber
was
submitted
j
'
for
its
approval
and
was
turned.
VICTORIA.
Dec.
2:
CP
A
Junior
.
.
Chamber
.
was
.
heW
.
over
un
conference
of
the
four
west-
til
the
legislative
committee
had
re-
em
premiers
will
be
held
here
ported.
This,
it
is
expected,
will
December
4
to
discuss
Indus-
take
place
at
the
annual
meeting
ln
trial
recovery
plans.
Premier
January.
J.
E.
Brownlec
of
Alberta
will
;
send
a
representative.
Premier
POUND
STERLING
Anderson
of
Saskatchewan
and
Premier
Bracken
of
Manitoba
,
NSW
YORK,
Deo..
2:
(CP)
The
will
attend
In
person.
British
pound
alerting
closed
at
'$S.17fc
on
th
loaal
foreign
4
elMiito.yeeitloyr
:
t
.,
,
Tomorrow's
Tides
mmm
High
2:08
a.m.
18.7
ft.
13:38
p-m.
2U
ft.
Low
7:49
ajn.
9.2
ft.
20:33
pm.
23
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
279.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
2,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNTtl
CAN
AD
A
AND
UNITED
STATES
LIQUOR
FRANCE
LOSeMaRGE
GOLD
AMOUNT
TO
OTHER
NATIONS
"BUY
AT
HOME"
Your
Job
li
here.
You
want
your
wage
to
be
protected
but
how
much
thoucht
do
you
live
to
the
other
fellow.
Again,
uhat
of
(he
children
who
re
about
to
go
out
into
the
world!
Will
there
be
a
position
for
them
to
fill
or
will
they
have
to
leave,
us
and
go
to
the
towns
to
which
much
of
our
money
Is
coins?
This
for
those
of
the
cilitens
who
believe
that
It
k
cheaper
to
send
elsewhere
for
(ood
which
could
be
readily
purchased
In
town.
There
may
be
a
certain
monetary
Mvlng
but
I
there
the
complete
wtlsf
ac
Mussolini
Vies
With
Hitler
For
Mass
Marriage
Honors
Pqyi
Bank
AlltlOUtlCCS
A
scene
in
the
Chur.
cl
5
M
nuptial
mats,
during
h;r!i
Uir
w
appeal
of
Premier
Bcniw
Musso.ui.
couples,
were
held
throughout
Italy
'
A..
A
:r.
It
va
"700
briUl
couples
attended
a
solemn
.
-
jX'
d
k;
vN.i'--.
k
The
mass
wremony
was
in
response
to
the
for
m
TP
Fascist
babios
Similar
mass
weddings,
uniting
2,500
In
vi.
Deputy
Suraoe.
secretary
of
the
Fascist
party,
present
lnc
a
state
dowry
to
the
brides
and
k
rooms
after
the
ceremony,
n
Duce
Is
certainly
not
going
to
be
outdone
by
Hitler,
m
r-
11fayr"'rtir
in
mass
marrtafea.
Dominion
Officials
Are
Speculating
On
Volume
of
Business
Senator
Fisher,
j
Ontario,
Passes
Heavy
Exports
During
Week
of
Yellow
Metal
No
Less
Than
$18,000,000
Worth
Shipped
Out
of
Country
Due
to
Rivalry
and
High
Prices
Being
Paid
PARIS,
Dec.
2:
The
Bank
of
France
announces
loss
of
gold
from
this
country
to
foreign
nations
during
the
past
week
totalling
$18,000,000
in
value.
The
most
of
the
precious
metal
went
to
England,
Holland
and
Poland,
United
States
receiving
comparatively
little.
The
export
is
due
to
the
rivalry
of
various
nations
to
secure
gold
and
the
increasing
prices
that
are
being
paid
for
the
metal.
"
UNITED
IN
ESSINGTON
i
MARRIAGE
JAPDEAD
Miss
Victoria
Krikevsky
Was
Lovely
Passing
of
Kakichl
Ilikida
Due
to
1,
Bride
of
Hawthorne
Dunn
at
Church
Wedding
Last
v
Evening
A
eocJal.evTfU-of
eutstapdjng
rn
n,H
Mtl
tv
.kl-l.
l
l
.
.
.
J
ki
rii
wibi
in
-iitic
ii
yiiifc,
niiu
i
it
t
t-
i
to
-sn
I
n
-k
s
S-
ti
1
1
tssil.iti
.m
Vt
n
I
lntsllnlntt
r
I'UIIllUUIItK
W
BWlXUlMlt;
Ull
HUH
IIIUWU
UUIIUI
lilt'
LUU1UIIUII
hllp
m
woro
niwlnH
Th
Cerebral
Hemorrhage,
Coroner
Decides
The
body
of
Kakkhl
Hlklda.
39-rear
old
Japrtgstc.
who
died;
during
the
Mffftt
before
tetral.
Pott
E-
tercet
In
the
city
took
place
before,
WjU
w
I
r!f!ln
Zhb
ewd
I
yesterday
afternoon
and,
foflewing
I1
.
a
post-mortem
examination
last
JrMtast
-
evenhig
when
Miss
wu
Victoria
nighl-
an
m
lry
Mac
Krkky.
elder
daughter
of
morntn!
b
Coronef
Nonnan
A.
Mr
and
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky.
723
;Watt
a
rMult
oI
wnleh
it
WM
Z??
f
,
lC
of:
established
that
death
had
been
Hawthorne
.VVHMam
Dunn,
only
son
duf
wtbnl
hemorrhage.
Hlklda
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
a
W.
Dunn.
134
officiated.
,
In
salmon
fishing
at
Port
Esslng-
j
ton
and
la
survived
by
a
wife
and
The
church
had
been
beautifully
,amUy
3
and
a
brothef
decorated
for
the
with
occasion
v,nv.,
m,.
k.
.
.
k.
i
iplnk
and
white
and
salal
roses
midtd
to
Vancouver
for
burlaL
!
leave,
vases
of
roses
and
earna-
omc
nouDi
lixpresseo
as
to
wnciner
uncie
aam
iu
Hons
having
been
placed
on
the
Apply
His
Import
Quota
Upon
This
Country
,
window
ledges
an
elsewhere.
The
marriage
ceremony
was
solemnized
OTTAWA
IW
'
irirnnnflifi
tvfirln
nffJoinlo
arn'und
a
hu
beU
In
an
arch
J
1
i
TT
41
-
SMf
V-
a,
f
V'UIHVUIUII
lV
VtSIVlUlO
V
Log
Export
Not
!
Feasible
Just
Now
i
on.
ptwtdent
of
the
Chamber
of
will
be
ble
to
sell
U
United
States
followipp
the
reileal
of
guest
pew
were
decorated
with
Wtldon
McAffe
ou
valuable
Re
Commerce,
at
the
regular
monthly
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
going
into
effect
and
the
sale,
white
ribbons
and
rosea.
I
port
on
si(uat,on
at
chamber
meUng
last
night
There
were
a;0f
ljqUor
aci'OSS
the
Hlh?
Incoming
once
more
legal.
Some
i
Tlie
to0-
making
a
eharmtag,
of
Commme
Meeting
mimoer
oi
pru,,...
""-,
oult
is
expressed
here
as
to
whether
Canada
will
be
in-
r.rV
TJ.
T,?T,,
wHllv
rtiuhu
k
Irirt
flnleha-t
sua
tin
w
ms
9
nru
iiumhisU
i
iut
ox
rge
nw
huiw
ano
iwn.
en-
and
stated
that
there
was
In
the
church
the
of
lter
"P0"
arm
terrtied
about
t
of
,
Red
,
rM
Chamber
u
Dead
;her
father
by
whom
she
was
given
maam
w
1'ormeily
in
Legislature
and
House
would
add
to
the
public
debt
unless
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
i
they
would
be
self-supporting
or
ot
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
lait
,
nriiKNs
FROM
OFFICIAL
TltlP
TO
ATL1N
DISTIUCT
Charles
Graham,
Inspector
of
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Cather
over
to
the
legislative
committee
:....r-"J..lu:
.u!.'0
Perfect
Love."
The
Chamber
of
Oommeree.
at
Ita
fashtoned
along
Princess
line
with
ukr
seukm
,aH
n,
ht
htard
white
chiffon
hat
embroider-1
vesvet
report
from
Wekkm
McAfee
on
the
ed
with
silver
aWtehmg
and
long
of
porUng
Cottonwood
white
kid
glove
and
white
hosiery
log,
to
the
Orient
The
report
out,
and
footwear,
carrying
a
bouquet
Uned
what
bdng
ln
lh(4
I"'
n"8-
ownnna
u-n.
ltn
oihtT
rgclori
entered
ln.
there"?
who
1
.
presided
I
at
the
pipe
.
organ
.1
.
.
dur-
.
I
wtw
no
preent
prospect
of
this
be
-
.
me
uie
crrBonr.
nwvn
uie
vea-
i
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Sena-'ding
I
March.
tor
Fisher,
member
ot
the
Canadian
The
bride's
wedding
outfit
Senate,
passed
here
yesterday.
away
at
hit
home:
the
gift
ot
Mn.
Jack
Woods
(Ma-
He
entered
politics
'dame
Annette).
,
in
1906
when
he
was
elected
to
the
'Ontario
Legislature,
being
re-elec-I
td
in
1906.
In
1911
he
was
elected
to
the
Canadian
House
of
Otvmmons.
I
The
report
urged
the
contlnua-'
was
vjon
0(
efforts
to
secure
cargoew
here
for
outgoing
vessels.
The
committee
was
thanked
for
Its
report.
ine
Irvine
who
was
dainty
In
a
pale
blue
net
dres
with
taffeta
Jacket
.STEAMSHIP
OFFICIAL
and
picture
hat
to
match,
carrying'
RETURNS
TO
VICTORIA
a
bouquet
of
pink,
carnation
and!
fern.
!
c"lt
K-
w-
McMurray.
marine
Thomas
Fraser
was
groomsman,
superintendent
of
the
British
Co-During
the
sJfnrag
ot
the
regis-
lumbla
Coast
Steamship
Service
of
e
ter,
the
full
eholr
tnng
the
anthem
Lhc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prineoa-
for
report.
I
VnSJ
ZIrv,irortrr;n
were
Oeorgc
Peter,
and
Norah
yerterday
afternoon
return-
)
A
proposal
that
the
chamber
!
1??"
Frank
Russell.
;
ing
to
Victoria
after
making
the
TO
BE
HELD
MONDAY
j
should
appoint
a
highway
commit-,
""Z
"
'
niT
ne
"
tti.
1
""eptlon
h
Held
I
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Up
to
e-onerate
with
that
of
the
V
.
T
.
'
Following
the
church
ceremony.
'
:
"
icumsvancesoi
an
acciaem
m
wnicn
...
wiu
w
11
n.wk.
f
0.1.
u
,
i.-.
J.
E.
Moran.
well
known
mfhe
ma-'
.
..
....
kr
buatnMu
vuitor
in
tnu.n
K-.tntr
nager
of
the
Atlln
district,
lost
hU
;wrtMd
on
Tnu7
nightV
UaTn".
1UV.
tatlons
to
the
happy
couple.
The.
house
was
decorated
with
lattice'
Victor
I.
Hahn,
superintendent
work,
pink
and
white
roses
and
salal
1
for
the
Yukon
and
white
Pass
leaves
with
fall
flowers
In
vases.
1
Route
at
Skagway.
and
Mrs
Hahn
The
bride
and
groom
received
the
were
passengers
nboard.the,
Prln-,xuets
under
a
large
wedding
bell
cess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
going
threugh
to
Seattle
where
they
will
spend
the
winter.
7-
4
'.V
-
i
In
a
specially
decorated
corner.
MOOSE
FUNERAL
NOTICF.
I
T
Buffet
refreshment
were
served
clay.
Continued
on
Page
1
The
funeral
of
the
latfcx
bother
Jcanea
will
take
place
from
Haynor
Bros.
Parlors
at
2:30
p.m.
Mon-
Member
tat
requested
to
'
meet
at
Moose
Hall
at
2
p.m.
1