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of
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of
Clreulalionr
Mission
Nurse
Loves
Work
In
Africa
Jungle
ItEGINA,
Jan.
16:
CP
Three
years
spent
as
a
mission
nurse
in
dark
Jungle
haunts
of
Sudan
Central
Africa
infested
by
leprosy
and
llonv
has
not
dimmed
the
love
of
Miss
Ella
Hildob)
and
for
her
work.
SSI
Ml
15
00
.10
3.00
9.00
1.40
.25
OLD
TIMERS
PASSING
With
the
age
of
Prince
Rupert
closelv
approaching
the
quarter
of
a
century
it
is
natural
that
the
men
and.
women
who
hejped
to
found
the
city
should
be
rapidly
passing.
Among
these
was
E.
H.
Mortimer,
whose
end
came
so
suddenly
yesterday.
He
was
not
of
the
spectacular
tvne
but
Home
for
a
rest,
she
plans
to
return
in
February.
"I
Just
love
the
work,"
Miss
Hllde-brand
said.
This,
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
she
often
ls
exposed
to
the
perils
ot
leprosy,
malaria
and
sleeping
sic
knew
and
at
times
goes
to,
bed
hearing
tle
roar
of
lions.
leopards
and
wild
pigs
and
other
beasts
of
the
Jungle.
High
speed
air
mail
service
from
Karichl
in
North
West
India
to
Lahore
has
been
planned.
THE
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NEWS
Tuesday,
January
lfl.
34
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Insertion
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BASKETBALL
VINES
WINS
LAST
NIGHT
ONCE
MORE
C.
-.
U.
A.
Defeat
Kaiens
Brat
Merchants
was
a
man
of
sterling
worth,
as
keen
in
the
interests
of
Kach.
Brand,
m.
Morris
those
he
served
as
when
serving
himself.
His
passing
leaves
another
gap
in
the
long
list
of
pioneers
AX
IMPORTANT
GATHERING
Tomorrow
will
see
the
opening
of
one
of
the
most
important
conferences
that
has
ever
been
field
in
Canada
insofar
as
its
relation
to
the
west
is
concerned.
The
premiers
from
all
the
provinces
of
Canada
have
been
called
together
by
Premier
Bennett
at
the
request
of
Premier
Pattullo
and
at
that
conference
will
be
discussed
several
new
proposals,
the
adoption
or
rejection
of
which
wilLhave
a
far
reaching
effect
on
the
future
of
the
Dominion.
So
far
as
known
only
thfr
western
premiers
have
endorsed
the
proposals
but
they
found
them
so
reasonable
and
advantageous
that
they
were
able
in
one
day
to
reach
unanimity
so
that
they
could,
approach
the
east
with
some
hope
of
getting
what
they
were
after.
conomige
h
EDISON
J
MAZDA
LAMPS
TaHe
advantage
of
this
special
offer
and
put
in
a
supply
of
Edison
Mazda
Lamps,
at
a
saving
of
money.
Buy
them
by
the
carton.
It
means
economy
and
convenience.
Now
selling
at
Cartons
of
Six
Ag
liuitla
1'riMtrJ
for
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
-High
A
small
attendance
of
fans
wit-
the
Mer
chants
In
a
one-sided
Intermediate
game.
29-16.
The
High
School
girls
ran
in
three
baskets
in
the
first
quarter.
then
folded
up
rer
the
night
while
CUTTING
VALUE
IX
TWO
Stose
and
her
erew
scored
17
polnU
The
value
of
the
American
gold
dollar
will
be
practically
the
Ladies-
game
rifedh.
two
if
the
enMolf
of
:
President
Ro-
3
velt
is
accepted
by
the
United
States
Congress.
Nobody
game
although
the
knows
just
what
effect
this
will
have
upon-
the
purchasing
Hardwaremen
had
a
two-point
value
of
the
dollar,
particularly
in
view
o
the
fact
that
it
lead
at
the
interval,
14-n.
Ls
almost
impossible
to
get
a
gold
dollar
today,,
all
mone-
.
skinner,
comadina
and
smith
tary
transactions
being
carried
out
in
paper
money.
If
ere
"ferees-gold
is
not
in
circulation,
why
should
paper
money
be
af-.
Ju"'r
Lf
rrH
2-.ii
.
i22
Nayior.
Currte,
1
1
11.
11
9
Trojans
fected
by
changing
the
value
of
the
gold
coins
!
ClimpbeH
(7,
Lilldjay
(6..
mrano
It
is
just
possible
that
as
soon
as
the
coinage
has
all
been
,9,
debased
it
will
be
issued
to
the
public
and
used
as
currency
:
Scythians
i&-gmis,
Domin-once
more
and
we
shall
again
be
able
to
get
what
is
sup-
'
ato
i2.
Murray.
Montesa.no
2.
posed
to
be
United
States
gold
coin
but
it
will
be
gold
of
the
comadina
4.
debased
Intermedut
League
Variety.
!
Greer
It.
Suehiro,
Ivarson.
Armstrong
U.
Lindsay
8.
1
High-School
i28i
Moxley.
Naka-
moto
0,
Miller
1,
Morgan
2.
Santerbane
17.
Tobey,
Davey.
Ladies'
League
Cardinals
17
Rivett.
Boddie
4.
Sione,
Lowe
13.
Eva
Morris.
High
School
i0
Brooksbank
4
Blaine,
Bcrner.
Tun?
eon,
Ritchie
2t.
Davis.
Mussallem.
Ellison.,
..
Senior
League
C.
N.
R.
A.
46)
Johnson
M
Stiles
26
E
8mith
4t.
Nelson.
C.
Smith
2.
J.
Morrison,
Santerhane.
Kaiens
'3C
Kelsey
7.
Wing-
ham
'14.
Mitchell
6.
Tobey
lt.
Steffensrud
2.
Blake.
BASKETBALL
January
18
Grotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
Warriors
vs.
High
School;
Cardinals,
vs.
Comets;
Plashes
vs.
Scouts
January
22
Grotto
vs.
Kaiens:
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Comets
vs.
High
School;
Scouts
vs.
Trojans.
January
25
Kaiens
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
Merchants
vs.
High
School;
High
School
vs.
Cardinals:
Scythians
vs.
Flashes.
January
29
C.NJV.A.
vs.
Orotto:
High
School
vs.
Warriors:
Comets
vs.
Cardinals:
Flashes
vs.
Trojans.
February
1
Kaiens
vs.
Grotto;
Merchants
vs.
Warriors:
High
School
vs.
Comets:
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
February
8
Orotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.;
Warriors
vs.
High
School;
Cardin
als
vs.
Comets;
Scouts
vs.
Flashes.
February
12t-Orotto
vs.
Kaiens
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Comets
vs.
High
School;
Trojans
vs.
Scouts
Young
California
Outworr
Veteran
Tilden
Lal
Nitht
in
Fiv-Set
1
lost
on
Match
.
02
rested
four
fair,
games
of
basket-.
nCSTTON.
January
16
1
Canadian
m
last
night.
Trojans
defeated-
Press"-Ellsworth
yines
again
de-t
hi
vthians
In
the
Junior
League
feated
.William
T.
Ttlden
VL
last
Tuesday,
Jan.
1C.
1934
opener
22-15.
High
School
swamped
nhjht
by
a
score
of
12-14,
4r6,
6-1.
6-2
in
professional
tennis.
The
young
Calxfornian
outwore-
the
veteran
to
make
the
count
for
their
series
of
engagements
In
eastern
cities
to
date
two
each.
Canadian
Legion
Won
in
Billiards
Final
OuUtandins
Game-With
Klks'
Playrd
Lat
Nh
Wk
and
1
Empress
to
Meet
Tonight
j
Jack
Judge.
Canadian.
Legion,
defeated
Harry
Mrnzle,
Elks,
200
I
j
j
145
last
nifhtln
the
final
outstand
ing
game
from
last
Thursday
night's
Billiard
League
fixture,
the
Legion,
as
a
result,
winning
on
the
aggregate
by
a
score
of
1153
to
1105.
Tonight
the
Empress
and
Elks
will
meet
In
a
regular
fixture
with
line-up.
as
follows:
Andy
Donald.
Empress
vs.
C.
P..
Balagno,
Elks.
M.
M.
McLachlan
vs.
Harry
Men-
zle.
M.
E.
Young
vs.
William
Stuart.
W.
E.
Wllliscreft
vs.
E.
Morris.
Pete
Prttchard
vs.
John
Bulger.
Frank
Aldridge
vs.
J.
Doherty.
I
The
second
half
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
O.
Ttl.
Canadian
Legion
1
1153
Grotto
1
1111
Elks
.1
1103
Empress
1
1063
Ave.
1153
1111
1105
1003
Billiard
Averages
G.
Ttl
Ave
D.
Brown
G
7
1400.
200
S.
D.
Macdonald
a
2
400
200
M.
McLachlan
Emt
1
200
200
J.
Judge
CL
.1,
200
200
J.
Sutherland
Empf
5
989
198
X.
May
G
7
1369
19
P.
Pritchard
Emp
7
1372
196
C.
P.
Balagno
lElks)
7
134
193
loy
Kong
Et
2
3e6
193
W.
Willlscroft
Emp
5
959
192
C.
Baptle
CL
7
1334
191
O.
P.
Tinker
CL
7
1329
190
P.
Aldridge
(Empl
7
1294
185
M,
M.
Lamb
CY
5
922
184
J.
Doherty
Elks
5
911
182
E.
Butt
0
7
1270
18L
G.
Howe
(0
6
1083
181
Jf
Bulger
Elks)
7
1257
180
C.
Youngman
CL)
7
1245
178
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
7
1232
176
W.
E.
Hutson
G)
5
W6
173
W.
Ranee
(CL)
1
172
172
B.
Morgan
Oi
T
1195
171
A.
Donald
Emp
7
1200
171
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
.7
1216
169
L.
Raabe
(Emp.)
1
1C6
160
H.
Menzle
lEJks)
7
1141
163
M.
E.
Young
fEmp)
7
1090
156
A.
Harvey
CL)
6
932
155
A.
Beale
Emp)
2
305
il53
A.
Harvey
(CD
5
754
151
W.
Lambie
Elks)
2
287
144
A.
Zadaroskl
ro
1
133
133
Cribbage
League
,
AiuvKeterrs,
Mows
Klk-
and
Odd-
j
fellows
Winners
of
Games
I
'Last
Night
Last
night's
fixtures
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
resulted
as
follows:
Canadian
Lcjjlon,
12;
teers,
13,
Moose,
14;
Grotto,
IX
in
the
League
Muskc-
Elks,
14;
Prlsce
Rupert
Hotel,
13.
Oddfellows,
10;
Empress,
11.
MORB
AUSTRALIAN
UrilDI'S
CANBERRA,
Australia;
January
16.
(Canadian
Press)
With
gradual
emergence
fron
depression
A
stralla
expects
to
register
50,000
brides
In
1934,
as
compared
wltx
33,883.
In
1932-
the
worst
of
the
present
slump,
Have
Moved
their
Stationery
Stock
and
Fixtures
from
Third
Ave.
Store
Into
the
printing
establishment
in
the
Basement
of
the
Besner
Block
-
Third
Street
iprf-
made.
where
they
will
carry
an
up-to-date
stock
of
Commercial
Stationery
and
Office
Supplies
SIDELIGHTS
PROTECTING
OF
CHURCH
OF
COASTS
Why
lfciptUU
and
Mt
tbodM
Go
"To
.Meetins"
and.
Anglicans
T
Church"
Explained
i
I'or
Vaneouvei
TncKday
Catala-
.
1:30
p.m.
Thiurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
1Q:15
pjn.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
midnight
Jan.
18
ss.
Cardena
pin.!
From
Vancouver
I
hades.
Xcmt
Tjue
uf
.Motor
Lifeboat
t'onsidrrfd
t'ntiukable
!
SAINT
JOHN,
MB..
Jan.
16:
LONDON,
Jan.
10:
In
connec-Why
Baptists
and
MethodUta
go
to
tin
ih
the
ttk
of
providing
-"meeting"
and
Anglican
turt
umain
s
coasts
wun
an
aae-
-church"
was
explained
in-
a
talk-quale-
number
of
motor
lUeboats.
E.
C.
Wevman.
of
Saint
John,
gave
which
task
is
nearly
completed,
the
here
on
sidelight
of
New
Brunswick
history.
The
designations,
he
said,
resulted
from
the
wording
of
statutes
enacted
by
the
first
legislature
siting
at
Saint
John
in
1786.
when
the
province
was
divided
Into
parishes
snd
laws
concerning
public
worship
latest
type
of
boat
Is
regarded
as
prw$tc)ly
unsinkable.
It
can
free
Itself
of
water
by
means
of
valve
at
the
side
or
bottom;
can
keep
afloat
with
the
help
of
alreases
even
when
its
watertight
compartments
are
damaged;
can
right
Itself
in
25
seconds
if
cap-slMd:
and
lis
engines
keep
run-
The
first
act
of
that
legislature
'
n,n
in
wmter-Htht
nas
fnr
nresexvinit
the
Church
of
though
the
rest
of
shells
even
the
vessel
is
England
and
semiring
liberty
of
witn
water.
onsclence
Under
this
law
no
per-
:.
Tne
Royal
National
Lifeboat
In-
n
could
occupy
a
parsonage
un-:
titutkm
has
now-
130
motor
llfe-
!&s
he
held
church
at
least
once
a
boaU
and
56
palling
and
sailing
jwjnth
and
"openly
and
solemnly
vrKU.
me
largest
type
is
the
51-
.ead
the
common
Drarer
and
the
,oot
"Barnett"
boat.
It
weighs
26
U
liturgy
provided
by
the
Church
of
on.
has
a
speed
of
Just
under
nine
England,"
Kn"
under
service
conditions.
ear-
Falling
this
he
could
be
fined
5.
ea
petrol
for
120
mile,
and
holds
which
would
be
expended
for
the
.
RP'e.
including
a
crew
of
parish
poor.
Any
other
form
of
,
".
coat
J42.5O0.
worshlo
than
that
urescribed
would,
im
type
of
lifeboat
also
boasts
deprive
the
clergyman
of
his
beno-1
cabin,
a
line-throwing
gun.
an
lice.
pv"
"wiv.uisui
na
an
appara-
However.
all
dissenters
from
the
;
1111
nicn
can
"pour
oil
on
the,
Church
of
England
had
liberty
oXl"ubIed
waters
conscience
by
legislation
and
could
erect
"meeting
nouses"
tor
pudiic
worship
and
"choose
and
elect
ministers
for
the
decent
and
orderly
celebration
of
divine
ser-l
vices."
I
Mr.
Weyman
also
told
how
New1
Brunswick
adopted
the
New
Eng-1
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon!
How
do
you
like
slush?
land
plan
of
laying
out
towns
and
Incorporated
villages
under
an-
I
Just
delight
to
slop
around
other
enactment
of
1786.
A
shadow
1
When
slushy
snow
ls
on
the
ground
of
the
old
English
feudal
system.)
I
like
this
slush.
I
love
It
well,
regarding
succession
to
land
pro-
j
You
like
it
too?
You
do
like
-yes,
perty
prevailed
in
New
Brunswick
you
can
tell.
for
many
years,
the
eldest
son
hav
Ing
preference.
Legislation
had
gradually
until
the
jukc
declares
this
is
the
bost
smoothed
this
custom
1
winter
he
lias
exucrlenccd
since
he
eldest
son
must
share
wo,
a
boy.
He
has
llttlo
to
eat
and
with
his
brothers,
he
tA
said.
ei
ll
t
a
-f
I
a.
1
-
a
1
.
nothing,
to
spend
and
that
means
Eatly
assistance
to
the
cause
of,
Joy,
education
also
was.
mentioned
by
.
Mr.
Weyman.
In
180
Parliament
j
What
a
great
and
glorious,
thing
granted
100
towards
the
support
j
H
would
be
for
us
all
If
we
did
not
of
the
College
ot
New.
Brunswick,
hava
any
weather.
Thcro
would
be
uivuuiaivu
nc
jroii
yini
luuaijr.
.
numing
iu
UIIK
aDOUl.
Another
ant
nstnhltcliArf
n
niVt1ln
cfiiauiisiica
grammar
scnooi
in
uaini
jonn
wtn
u
grant
of
100.
Steamship
Sailings
Thp
cdUnc
said
he
received
compliment
yoiterday
in
regard
to
an
editorial.
It
nearly,
knocked
him
over.
Jake
says
there's
ten
knockers
In
the
world
to.
one
booster.
nrlncc
Rupert,
seem?
to
have
pretty
well
ellnilnated
the
knock
ers.
The
present
tendency,
here
Is
to
make
the
old
town
move
In
spite
of
$updajr
sa.
CataLa
p.m,
Wed-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m,
Just
make
the
old,
town
go.
'
Prlday
m.
Prln.
Adelaide
..
pjn
Give
her
a
boast
along'
Ss.
Cardena
p.m
jlf
wc
get
bchlrjd
her
everyone.
vor
yinyox
anu
siewarv
Supday
us.
Catala
8
pin
Wed.
-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
p.m
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11
30
a.rr
Thurs,
-ss,
Pr
Rupert
Wo
shall
strong.
find
thuiRs
going
In
all
Canada
for
the
month
of
September
1933,
the
total
of
hmn-
8
PJnvdiibeer
so,d
was
2
2C3.707
jwunda,
MINK
WANTED
Will
ptiy
as
hll
--.
$15
f
r
mini?
and
$10
fnr
anch
mink,
Thasc
are
reued
to
fii)
a
b;;'
order.
We
are
interested
In
nil
kln'i
of
furs,
rriucc
Rupert
Fur
&
Hide
Co.
Wrn.
Goldbloom
Th
Old
Itellable
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style
Game
heads
a
specialty
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
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For
Prices
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Program
CFCN.
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in
tthythm,
CECN.
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0:00
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Lyric
Trio.
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0:30
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McCormack,
KOMO.
7:00
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Club,
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