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shown
by
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istration.
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
.Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollingworth.
H.A.
Orcaniit:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
Ali.,
Sermon
Subject:
.THE
CHRISTIAN
ATTITUDE
TOWARDS
LIFE"
J.
'
12:15.
Sunday
School
"
.
12:30.
Wartvlew
Sunday
School
''I
7l3Q
PM
Sermon
Subject:
"REMEMBER
LOTS
WIFE,"
A
Krjr-ieh
hag
puezled
many
people.
Has
it
any
mesage
for
us
today?
yMtasJeV
Motning
Cho.us.
"Ear
y
in
the
Morning"
Klrkparlck)
Evening
Anthem.
"Oh
for
a
Closer
Walk
With
God"
'.Poster;
Soloist.
J
A
Teng
BE
PREPARED
FOR
WINTER
DRIVING
No
one
wants
to
tinker
around
with
a
stalled
car
on
a
cold
winter
,
morning.
Quick
starting,
easy
riding
smd
freedom
from
annoying
.
little
troubles
are
desired
more
than
ever.
And
here's
where
we
'have
aane
food
news
for
you.
Ask
for
our
special
price
good
till
Nov.
15th)
on
the
following
group
of
operations:
1
Grind
valves.
2-rt'lran
carbon.
3
Clean
fuel
lines
and
clean
-
and
adjust
carburetor.
?
1-rClean
piurs.
and
adjust
spark
5
l'orus
bejullitlits.
C
fill
and
adjust
shock
absorbers.
7
Check
and
adjust
steering.
8
Adjust
brakes.
0
Adjust
generator
charging
rate.
10
Drain
crankcase
aud
JuLrl
cate
tjussli.
11
Chrrk
and
fill
baUery.
TEACHERS'
MEETING
Northern
High
School
Teachers'
Association
Elects
Officers
For
Year
At
a
meeting
of
the
Northern
Hlgh
School
Teachers'
Association
held
in
the
King
Edwnrd
High
School
the
following
execute
was
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
i
President.
Harold
Johns.
I
Vice-President.
Arthur
Sutton.
Secretary,
Miss
Mary
Delany.
It
was
decided
that
the
program
1
rmiMIQQlriYFn'Q
;
for
the
year
would
take
the
form
LU.M.lliaaiUiM'iKa
Khl
nwmtT
UKi
of
a
discussion
of
educational
mat-
Much
interest
seems
to
have
been
taken
in
the
rejwrt
of
ters.
Monthly
meetings
win
be
held
the
city
commissioner
published
in
the
Daily
News
yester-
at
whJch
each
member
win
give
a
day.
It
was
an
encouraging
report
in
that
it
indicates
we
paper
I
are
on
the
way
toward
again
becoming
solvent
within
a
'
reasonable
time.
Given
a
few
years
of
careful
adminntra-
j
tion,
the
credit
of
the
city
will
be
restored.
j
The
commissioner
will
need
the
support
of
the
citizens
j,
"
if
he
is
to
continue
to
make
a
success
of
his
work.
He
seems
LOCAL
NEWS
to
have
had
that
support
pretty
well
since
he
came
here.
vi
secretary
Taxes
have
been
paid
better
than
was
expected
although,
pltal
retUmed
tothe
on
me"
naturally,
there
was
a
falling
off
just
as
was
the
case
in
cardena
this
momin
from
vic-
Other
cities.
torta
where
he
attended
the
recent
Of
course
there
had
to
be
criticism
and
that
came
chiefly
annual
convention
of
the
British
in
regard
to
the
commissioner's
high
school
policy.
Many
ColumWa
Hospital
Assodattoa.
disagreed
with
him
there
and
the
criticism
was
voiced
Lino
coiui
of
thk
ciiy.
who
-plainly.
It
must
be
that
the
action
remembered,
however,
tained
two
broken
toes
and
paia-of
the
late
government
in
withdrawing
support
from
the
fully
lacerated
fee
three
wee
ago
municipalities
had
made
necessary
economies
which
to
on
being
caught
in
a
shaft
at
the
many
Seemed
oppressive.
Georgetown
Lumber
&
Box
Co.
Ud.
Now
we
are
glad
to
know
that
the
city
is
in
such
condi-
vh?lJZ
'
...
.
t
ployed,
has
been
making
good
pro-
nun
ujav
it
vail
wcuwici
inc
Jiui
in
dim,
'"i
a
vujjic
gress
at
Simpson
Hospital
more
years
of
management
such
as
we
are
getting
now,
and
is
expected
to
be
awe
to
leave
we
shall
be
pretty
well
re-established
as
a
flourishing
com-
that
institution
tomorrow
either
for
muilitv.
Georgetown
or
his
home
here.
It
j
will
be
necessary,
however,
for
him
RECOGNIZING
RUSSIA
!
fX
The
United
States
has
recognized
Russia.
It
isthe
con-
summation
of
a
movement
that
has
been
discussed
and
pressed
for
some
time.
It
is
possible
that
the
strained
relations
between
Japan
and
Russia
may
be
improved
by
this
act
of
President
Roosevelt.
I
The
delay
in
extending
recognition
seems
to
have
been
caused
hv
the
dislike
of
thp
npfmle
of
the
United
States
for
1J
J-
Soutbcott
Passes
Away
In
the
Soviet
form
of
government
and
more
particularly
to
the
intense
propaganda
which
has
been
carried
on
from
Moscow
to
try
to
convert
the
rest
of
the
world
to
their
j
Vancouver.
November
is
j.
viewpoint
It
is
possible
also
that
the
refusal
of
Russia
to'J-
souuicott.
who
came
to
British
recognize
the
debts
incurred
prior
to
the
revolution
may1p0,umba
"
a
yuth
Eng-
i
i
p
l
mi
..
i?
j?
i
'
land,
where
he
was
born
anrf
harf
nave
oeenaiacior.
ine
religious
quesuon
aisoprejuuiceu
rMlded
m
VancouVM.
,;
"
the
people
of
most
nations
against
the
Soviet
Lven
people
years,
is
cead
here
at
the
ate
of
and
nations
who
were
not
themselves
religious
objected
to
eighty
years.
oneer
of
Vancouver
Dies
Southern
City
At
Aie
of
Eighty
Years
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
18:
CP
Bar
silver
closed
at
44Hc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
while
the
price
of
copper
was
un-chaneed
at
from
8c
to
8'4c
per
pound.
Today's
silver
price
was
43c
with
no
change
In
copper.
I
District
News
SKIDEGATE
Now
that
a
stable
government
has
been
elected
to
power
in
British
Columbia.
It
is
reported
hen
that
one
of
the
largest
fishery
projects
ever
launched
on
the
Ouee
Charlotte
Islands
will
go
ahr"
shortly
In
Skldeyate
Inlet.
It
i-said
that
1215
000
will
be
soen!
the
most
of
which
is
British
capi
tal.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
wir
j
ir
Tlleniholaium
Ihf
Healing
Cream
&
courts,
CATARRH.
SORE
THROAT,
ETC.
m
CITY
GETS
Old
Country
Soccer
SCOTTISH
LKAGt'tt
First
Division
Ayr
3.
Celtic
1.
Clyde
2.
Aberdeen
2.
Cowdenbeath
3,
Third
Lanark?
1.'
Falkirk
2.
HanjCuMi
0.
Hearts
1.
Que!!
of
South
3.
Motherwell
3.
AlrdrieeHtenc
1.
ParUck3.
Hlbkias2.
Queen's
Park
3,
Klhsamock
4.
St.
Johastoae
3,
Rangers
1.
St
Minen
0,
Dundee
3.
Second
UlrivMMi
Brechin
4.
Kiag's
Park
0.
Dusnbarian
2,
Arbraalai
0.
Dundee
Basted
9.
Bataburah
3.
Dunfermline
2,
Leitii
1.
Forfar
4.
Qttt
surttog
1.
Morton
3.
AJtoa
3.
Raith
2.
Albion
0.
St
BeraareTs
2,
East
2.
Steahousesauir
A,
MtMtlrQbe
3.
ENGLISH
LllACl'i:
FirU
Divitiwa
Arsenal
3.
Stoke
.
Binalaahaa
1.
Sanaestefid
1.
Blackbare
2.
Astaa
VVsa
1.
Derby
3.
Liverpool
1.
Everton
1.
Wo4verhapti
2.
Leeds
6.
Tottenham
6.
Mancheater
2.
Uiid4ersi4d
2.
MldUes4rouh
1.
Sheffield
U
3.
Newcastle
1.
Leicester
City
1.
SheffleM
Wednetday
1.
Portsmouth
2.
West
Brotawkh
3.
Chelsea
1.
Second
Division
Blackpool
3.
Manchester
1.
Bradford
City
5.
Botyen
1.
Bury
1,
Orimsby
3.
Fuiham
3.
West
Ham
1.
Hull
2.
NoUs
Forsat
2.
Lincoln
2.
BratKord
1.
v
Millwall
l.Jreatbn
1.
Notts
3.
Burnley
1.
Portvale
1.
Brentford
0.
Southampton
0.
Plymouth
1.
Swansea
2,
Oldham
2.
KAIEN
CHAPTER
DANCE
ENJOYED
lellghtful
Affair
Held
11
Nit
lit
In
Masonic
Temple
lVllh
About
One
Hundred
Present
A
very
enjoyable
Informal
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
Masonic
Temple
by
Kaien
Chapter.
Royal
Arch
Masons,
about
one
hundred
lersons
being
In
attendance
at
the
iffalr.
Musk
was
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
orchestra
and
dancing
was
In
progress
from
0:3Q;p.m.
until
2
ajn.
At
midnight
deJiaous
refresh
nenU
were
served.
O.
A.
Woodland
was
roaster
of
ceremonlea
and
the
'committee
in
:harge
consisted
of
Thomas
Boulter.
John
Nelson
arid
W
II:
BIG
STORM
i
Little
Damage
If
Any
Done
My
70-
i
.Mile
an
Hour
Gale
i
.
Prince
Rupert
came
through
the
most
severe
siorui
of
the
year
dur-
jaiK
m
ills".
vrth
HtUe.
aaJ'
da"
mage
of
cvonsexjuence.
Throughout
iU!
night
an
east
southeast
sale
raged
at
an
average
velocity
of
50
miles
ir
hour
with
gusts
of
.0
miles.
The
wind
was
accompanied
(toy
heavy
ramtaM.
1.84
tnehea
bHng
j
recorded
during
the
34
hours
end-,
ing
4
ajiu
the
aiost
of
ttoU
hsvlag
I
r,illn
Hnrtnv
tiu
nWlt.
At
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
tlte
highest
tide
of
the
year
was
recanted
hre33.T
feet.
Local
seeks
were
almost
awash
as
a
result
of
the
high
water.
Railway
truffle
on
the
local
line
'of
the
Canadian
National,
paralysed
'for
the
past
week
owing
to
high
water
and
floods
in
toe
lower
Skeena
valley
wik
damaaed
several
bridges
and
caused
numerous
washouts
and
slides
between
Woodcock
auxl
Kwinetsa.
was
expected
ta
be
resumed
in
both
dlreocioiui
today.
Heavy
rains
are,
also
reported
from
aU
latcrtor
and
coast
noloU.
Today's
weather
report:
Prince
Uapert
Rahrtnf,
easterly
squalls:
barometer.
39
IT:
teopera-ture.
49;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
PtS
atCloudy,
tight
southeast
wind,
barometer.
30.lt,
tempera
ture.
48;
heavy
swell.
Triple
Island
-Overcast,
fresh
southwest
wind:
sea
choppy.
Laasjam
haaad
Overcast,
atreng
southerly
wind:
westerly
swH.
Haselton
Rata,
eatm,
temperature
43.
Smlthers
Rata,
calas.
mild.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
eaka,
39.
Teeraee
Heavy
raiu.
eaka.
42.
Alice
Arm
Heavy
rain.
calm.
40
Anyox
Heavy
rain,
eatrn,
40.
Empress
Wins
In
Billiards
Thursday
Sight
fixUre
Coaduded
With
1123-1413
Krrr
Agaiast
Legion
Frank
AWrtdge,
Era
pre,
de
feated
Alex
Harvey,
Canadian
Le
gion,
bjr
a
score
of
24)0
to
1S3
last
evening
in
a
postponed
aame
ftsosn
Thursday
night'
Billiard
League
I
fixture
u.4ilh
3
n
riuill
th
Cn.
press
woo
by
an
auregate
acare
of
1177
1
:m.
The
sixth
and
final
aasae
oX
Vie
MerisSea.
Blks,
vs.
Qeorae
Howe.
O
ratio,
from
Tuesday
algh's
fixture
wfil
be
either
played
or
forfeited
this
week-end.
The
league
standing
ta
date
Is
as
follows:
O.
TH.
Ave.
k
1
1.111
1.111
Empreas
2
2.179
LOW
OroUo
1
1JM7
1.047
Can.
Legion
2
2,081
FOOTIJAIX
POSTPONKl)
Owing
to
Inclement
weather,
the
Junior
League
football
game
between
Booth
Memorial
School
and
King
JSdward
High
School,
the
final
scheduled
fixture
of
the
fall
season,
has
been
postponed
from
this
afternoon
to
next
Saturday.
MON
KDUffi
$9.55
per
month
saved
from
period
or
increase
the
pension.
age
30
will
provide
a
pension
of
Pensions
caa
also
start
at
50,
55
or
60.
$50pcrmonthforlifeatace
65.
Yfriu
fa
details
of
a
simple
pUm
to
Annual
dividends
be
used
rfre.
.
.
,
.
may
.
1
.
Th
The
Mutual
Life
Assurance
Co.
to
reduce
the
premium-paying
of
Canada,
Waterloo,
Ont.
(Est.
1869)
Mutual
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Canada
THEO
COLLART
-
District
Agent
Ask
for
information
in
regard
to
Tensioning
yourself.
dii
cny
YOU'LL
LIKE
IT!
sa
Appetizing,
ehtfiingf
satisfying!
ThoiiKind
jirefer
it
in
fct,
inoi-tj
utoyHfi
(Iritis
Pilsner
than
any
otsW
beer
Iwitled
and
uohl
in
B.C.
AND
IT'S
GOOD
FOR
YOU!
Pure,
wholesome,
nouriih-ing!
"Gool
leer
taken
regularly
i
fur
lusttov
limn
inetlicines,"
phypiciann
nay
.
.
.
Ami
I'llnener
IS
gofxl
Select
your
gift
now.
We
will
hql(l
theni
fur
you
until
the
day
you
want
them.
Ily
so
doing
yQU
may
solect
from
our
stock
before
things
it
r
o
picked
over.
8
IttC
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Tilt
CU)CI
LAGER
pit
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BREWERIES
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hv
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i
Labor
College
Holds
Meeting
KirrulWe
Cliown
and
Arrange-nirnts
For
Curriculum
of
Wlnlrr
Claes
A
aitsnc
4
the
Prince
Rupert
Laaar
Oaskae
was
held
last
niKhf
the
isranlaal
bastaasa
of
the
err
olrtf
aetni
Use
election
of
officers
for
the
eoatlag
year
and
arranstng
if
the
currleBtaai
for
wtnter
elassex
D.
Macpae.
Oscar
Lanen.
O
Lawftaa.
R.
Ward.
Bknar
Larsett
and
T.
J.
Shea
ton
wet
ejected
to
the
exaotfthre.
The
ftnaaclac
of
toe
eollaae
was
dlsrtMMd
and
it
was
decided
to
hold
a
telephone
bridge
to
aaalai
in
this.
AderUe
to
tne
DallT
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