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men
foIlowlng
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a
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ine
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emem
airea
sianeu
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pui
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ovemme
mlnuua,
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wn
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hamn
horrors.
(our
10
worK
m
tieveioping
smau
mining
properties,
noi
oniy
in
Biggart.
No.
4.
the
Portland
Canal
district
but
throughout
British
Co-
j
sweater,
donated
by
Fraser
&
lumbia.
i
Payne,
won
by
C.
Lemon,
No.
5.
Last
year
Mr.
Asselstine
rea'd
a'paner
before
the
Cana-!
Cushton-
donated
by
Mrs.
s.
Hau-dian
Mining
Institute
which
brought
forth
international
d
TirLhTxn
,
T"
,
,
,
,
.i.i
,
.
,
Tea
cloth,
donated
by
Mrs.
D.
p
C.
comment.
It
had
to
do
with
the
many
novel
features
and
Schubert,
won
by
Mrs.
b.
Morrison,
new
developments
in
meeting
the
metallurgical
problems
no.
43.
of
the
Premier
Mine.
It
is
his
idea
that
the
application
of
ah
ticket
were
drawn
from
the
modern
metallurgical
science
to
many
small
properties
in
bv
MlM
Deiphine
Lemon,
the
province
is
one
direct
v
route
to
putting
men
to
"work,
Thed,5"f
v11,?
"
,
,
U
P,
!was
attended
by
fair
number
of
,
-
,
a
with
wages
and
the
creation
of
new
wealth
and
prosper-1
pmon8
who
dftnced
to
the
exceI.
ity.
Being
a
public
speaker
as
well
as
an
engineer
and
eco-jient
musk
of
Mrs.
Black's
orchestra
nomist
he
will
now
have
an
opportunity
of
bringing
be-'until
the
early
hours
of
the
morn,
fore
the
Legislature
problems
that
have
to
do
with
mining
;
ln-
nnfl
rhP
solution
of
whiVh
shnnlfl.hp
of
m-Pnr.
hpnpfit
to!
committee
wa
In
charge
of
Northern
B.C.
clety
of
the
Cathedral
and
the
entertainment
went
off.
if
anything,
better
than
on
the
first
night.
At
the
conclusion,
flowers
were
pre-
LB,
.IW
I
I!
Illcrnir
.
W:
L'
IH
I
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II
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II
BaTM
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EH
11
F
!
98
ALL
CAPABLE
MEN
Northern
British
Columbia
is
fortunate
in
having
elected
to
the
Legislature
a
group
of
capable
men,
all
good
speakers,
broad
thinkers
and
excellent
citizens,
who
will
be
in
a
position
to
make
themselves
felt.
This
group
in
section
of
the
country
is
to
be
congratulated
on
having
chosen
well,
not
because
the
new
members
are
mostly
Liberals
but
because
they
are
particularly
capable
men.
Cathedral
Play
Goes
Off
Well
sented
to
the
lady
members
of
the
cast.
crowd
being
In
attendance.
Music
was
by
Jimmy's
Orchestra
of
Met-lakatla
and
refreshments
were
furnished
by
the
ladles.
WHEN
YOUR
COAL
BIN
NEEDS
Cu
v
11
It'5Surctol
jX'&y$7
please
youi
umrV
y-
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j
REPLENISHING
PHONE
US
We
have
coals
suitable
for
all
your
requirements
and
at
prices
to
suit
all
purses.
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&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
618
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
SO
MfettR'S
''MB
PLAt
AIHtiBS
HANQS
OUT
THE
.GUV
THAT
3&TOVB
My
fiUA4S
or
Drawing
For
Kaffirs
Principal
.
Feature
of
Proceedings
on
I
Friday
Night
Prize
winners
In
the
raffles
at
horn
breeding
heifers
to
R.
Richards,
Fort
George,
and
two
head
to
Cluls
Oelger,
Dewey.
vaa'it.
havh
a
Little
TM-Vi
asout
those
ET
TOO
FAn.
rnwn
ircinw
rritish
party
VVAlVLIUUVXl
-
I
r
w
w
t
m
iTiTimrr
'i
OF
BAZAAR
um
mniw
rv
Stewart
Hoard
of
Trad
Want
In-spectional
Tour
to
Visit
Mining
Camps
STEWART,
Nov.
business
meeting
13
A
short
of
the
Stewart
ll0
the
Moose
bazaar
Friday
evening
Boflrd
wa,
neld
on
tj.
nCM
.
day
evening.
It
was
decided
to
make
3.00
Box
of
apples
donated
by
W
H.
lm'mcdlate
representations
to
the
0.00
Malkln
Co..
won
by
Miss
Freda
Mus.
Agfnt
Generol
f0f
Britlsh
Coium.
?0L,28',
,
,
.
,
u
bla
at
London,
Eng..
to
have
the
mo
of3!
t
b.?lkCo
N1Ch0llS
,?
1
Propod
1934
lnspecUonal
tour
of
!?
Candin,flsh
British
Columbia
Include
visits
to
v.um
owrage
vo..
won
oy
o.
jiau-
nr,hm
...
mn.rarv.
It
-5
denschlld.
No.
4.
was
felt
that
operations
of
the
size
I
Bread
tickets,
value
$2.
donated
'
,
,mnorUnre
of
Anvox
and
Pre
;by
Rupert
Bakery,
won
by
B.
M.
mgI
and
the
whole
Portland
Canal
Simpson,
No.
26.
Following
the
entertainment,
!
mlvM,
arlnat,
n,
,
n,
1
members
of
the
oast
m
and
n
A
aKa
others
taking
part
enjoyed
a
party
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good,
Second
Night's
Presentation
of
"Oh
dancing
being
Indulged
In
and
re-
!'
Susan,"
If
Anything,
Better
freshments
served.
'
.
Than
First
Night
A&oiher
large
audience
gathered
The
Canadian
Labor
Defence
at
8t
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
Trl-
League
held
another
successful
yJ,i?,h!.i0l2hl.0"d
JRrS!!-
ce
Uat
Thursday
night
In
the
General
Chairman
N.
S.
K.
Brewer.
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby
was
general
convener
assisted
by
the
ladies
of
the
Mooee
Chapter.
Joe
Slaggard
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Ole
Stegavig
and
B.
M.
Simpson
presided
at
the
door.
Joe
Ratehford,
Dick
Long
and
Fred
Scadden
were
in
charge
of
games.
Mrs.
Wick,
assisted
by
Moose
cludes
the
member
for
the
new
constituency
of
Peace
ladies,
had
charge
of
the
kitchen.
River
who
was
elected
as
an
independent
and
who
prob-
j
-
ably
will
sit
on
the
opposition
benches.
These
men
areipl7pr
QTOPlf
above
the
average
of
provincial
legislators.
The
northern
if
LtiU
u
I
J
VIV.
BROUGHT
INI
Thirty-Five
Head
of
Good
Quality
Cattle
Arrive
in
Interior
qualRy
cattle
for
feeding
and
breed
ing
purpose
has
arrived
In
the
Prlnee
George
district.
This
load
was
assembled
by
the
Agricultural
Department
-nl
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
distributed
as
follows:
fifteen
head
of
feeders
to
S.
McNeil.
Salmon
Valley,
ten
head
of
feeders
to
L.
C.
Utfen
of
the
comedy
farce
"Oh
Su-
"
'
.
I
of
I
h.
ZZ.
bv
the
Amateur
Dramatic
So-
isxcna'se
Uioct.
nan.
a
gooa-mea
r
r"l
rV
fur
the
P.ast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
days
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
and
Frl-4:30
pin.
From
the
Fast
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10
pjn.
"for
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
pxn.
Thursday
9:15
pjn.
Friday
11
pn
Monday
and
Wednesdays
(by1
train)
4:30
pjn.
November
3
and
17
pjn.
Krtm
Vancouver-
Sunday
,,.
,.
pjn
Wednesday
10
tin,
Friday
pjn.
Oct.
12.
21
and
30
a.m.
Tuesday,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
'by
train)
10
p.m.
November
13
and
27
am.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
7
p.m,
Wednesday
3
p.m.
Tuesday
!-
11:30
a
m
Thursdiy
S
pjn
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-
Sunday
...7
pjn
From
Naas
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday,
11:30
an
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-November
3
and
17
9
ajn.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-November
15
and
29
.
ajn.
For
Alaska-November
13
and
27
a.m.
From
Alaska-November
3
and
17
pjn.
Malls
close
at
the
post
office
one
hour
prior
to
all
departures
CRIBBAGE
Th.
.1-1,
1
.
...
SCHEDULE
November
"
13
"
Canadian
Legion
,v..kOT.
me.
vs.
Oddfellows;
Moose
vs.
H.
R.
dockyard
and
makeju.l;
Musketeer
vs.
E3ks;
Orotto
vs,
wur
uiiru
ranwa
vo
De
cmKlDlH-KI
Empress
i
in
the
central
interior
of
B.C.
thU-
t
Novem'ber
20Canadlan
Uglon
fall.
Two
previous
load
were
ship-
i
.
p.
R.
Ilole,.
MoQW
y,
ped
to
Terrace
ami
Kttwanga.
!lowf.
0roUo
VI
nu
MuJketffro
.
Farmers
throughout
thU
area
Vs
Empraa
have
abundance
of
feed
on
hand.;
November
27-Canadlan
Legion
and
reduced
freight
rates
from
the
keteer
vs.
Oddfellow;
Orotto
vs.
yards
to
feed
lot
make
it
possible
p
r
n0tel
i
to
land
the
stock
on
the
farm
at
a
December
4-Canadlan
Uglon
vs.
!
ytl?
"
WfUW
8pper
lhat
En"r":
'Moos
vs.
E3ks;
Muske-
king
advantage
of
this
teers
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel;
Orotto
vs.
I
situation
would
have
an
oppor-
Oddfellow
J
tunity
to
sell
their
aurplus
feed
at
'.
,
i
a
Rood
profit
through
beef.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
13:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
today
at
08c
on
the
local
exchange,
being
up
c
from
Friday.
52
Today's
Weather
Terrace-Heavy
rain,
south
wind.
Wotawood
Heavy
rath,
calm.
50.
Ilaselton-
Rain,
calm
Bmlther
Cloudy,
calm,
43.
Burni
Lake-Dull,
calm,
50
Rosie's
Twin
Sister
51
The
Canadian
Legion
ranee
Day
smoker
Saturday
eve-
The
speakers
of
the
even,
were
j
unanimous
in
eomoUmenttac
theJ
Legion
on
the
moat
succul
parade,
the
splendid
turn-out
and
the
exceptionally
gratifying
support
by
the
organisations
in
town
and
the
people
generally
They
also
took
oe-oalon
to
compliment
the
local
branch
of
the
Legion
on
iU
courage
In
making
the
extension
to
thtr
bu
tiding
at
the
present
One.
When
a
feeling
of
depression
was
In
the.
air.
K
was
doubly
encouraging
to
find
such
progressive
clUaensMp'
tackling
an
undertaking
that
pro-;
vtded
men
with
work
and
the
city
with
a
building
that
would
be
a
credit
The
speakers
Included
Bit-
Mayer
C
II.
Orme.
Lieut.
W.
11
awe.
Lleut.-Col.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Ueut-Cot.
J.
W
Nlcholla.
Lieut
-Col.
S.
P.
McMordl.
DJS
O
.
Major
Bvttt,
Ma-
tor
Durbank.
Mr.
Cunningham,
an
ex
-president
of
the
BrasU.
South
America,
British
Empire
Lofton
Branch,
and
8.
D.
Macdonald.
A
plendld
program,
arranged
by
C.
L.
Youngmah.
included
songs
by
J.
A.
Tng.
J.
8.
Wilson.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
It.
Aatort
with
two
particularly
pleasing
event
in
an
exhibition
of
illuminated
club-swinging
by
Ted
Anstow
and
cutlass
swinging
by
Jack
Anslow.
Community
singing
under
J.
8.
Wilson
"went
over
with
i
bang."
A.
Smalle
wa
a
very
eu-able
aeromfMnist.
Refreshment
were
served
and
the
old
spirit
of
the
trench
we
very
evident
A.
A.
Pare,
engl'eer
of
the
N.
A.
Timmlns
Cer
para
tie).
arHved
la
the
cltv
from
the
Rat
on
last
venlng's
train
to
pay
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
the
Surf
Point
mine
for
whleh
he
loft
today
on
the
company
boat
Quatls.
havtvc
been
met
here
by
R
E
Legg,
the
FURS
I
have
a
big
order
for
raw
furs
and
am
prepared
(o
buy
at
top
prices.
Before
selling
rise-where
'
let
me
tee
what
you
havr.
I
am
In
a
position
to
pay
as
much
or
more
than
others
and
you
get
your
rash
at
once,
either
by
return
mall
or
by
wire.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
Game
Saturday
night
a
capacity
crowd
saw
four
last
mint
of
bMkeiball
t
the
Moose
Hall
Th
bat
game
Zt
.
ArmU-
betwen
the
Orotto
and
th
Cake,
donated
by
Rupert
Bakery.
th.
ltlninirv
of
...rh
.
tour
tice
Day's
activities
to
a
very
sue-
lOanadtan
National
KereMon
At.
won
by
J.
K.
P.
Currie.
No.
6.
C6rrwpondenw
wlth
Radlo
eta-
j
eef
ul
ed.
In
opening
the
I
,
,1";
Z7
(
Jar
of
domtM
Boston
Orotto
winning
by
throe
point
af-Monoay,
candy'
by
J.
Preece.
the
Alaska
talnment.
present.
Ketchikan.
tlon
KGBU.
re-
Monday
Nov
Nov.
13
13.
1933
1933
by
shlb,g
Nq
g
,
o.wUph
Ut
Ur
n
ovcrttaor
period.
Play
wju
i
$5.00
Admission
ticket.
No.
14.184.
.
....
I.
v.
.
,
h.rf
,
fwi
throwthout
the
half
time
a
.
.
ijijjwyy
was
Buumiuru.
i
uic
iiirmui
i
H.
W.
M.
Rolston
gave
an
Inter-
i
been
honorad
estlng
report
of
In
...
uam
Kalna
it.
II
In
lh
arlv
narl
a
iiouLOie
otiM-
1
i
.
.
.
.
.
i
vr
n
a
i
i
'
ui
k.j
.n
i
at
turn
atiniH
nau
um
i.
iv.
n
A,
.9
....
J
j
,
(
'
'
.
.
i
Mail
Schedule
ever
at
twu
WW.
n
tvr
rM
lod
the
C
N.
R.
A.
scored
the
first
basket
to
hold
the
lead
for
but
a
minute.
The
Orotto
the
made
five
point
In
quick
time
to
win
M-K
Ladirs'
(isnte
The
Comet
tied
up
the
Ladies'
League
by
beating
the
Cardinals
M-14
Lowe
wa
very
effeatrve
for
the
Cardinals
while
Smith
and
Irvine
were
the
sharpheotr
of
the
Comet.
Intermediate
Game
The
Warrior
continued
their
winning
streak
at
rhe
expense
of
the
High
School
in
the
Intermediate
League,
merging
vtetet
by
a
comfortable
margin
of
M-M.
Junior
League
In
the
Junior
Nature
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Scout
vs.
Trojans.
Nov.
18
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Kalens
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School
vs
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Nov
20
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C.N.R.A.
vs
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vs
Cardinals;
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Phuhe
vs.
Troja-s
Nov.
3a-Kalena
va.
Orotto;
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School
vs.
Comet;
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v
Warriors:
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
Nov.
27
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C.NJI.A.
vs.
Kalens;
Cardinal
vs
High
School;
High
School
vs
Merchant;
Scythians
vs.
Trojans.
Monday.
November
13,
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Wins
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Night
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Armistice
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vance
to
Close
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