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ot
ircnlaUons
DAILY
EDITION
BOVRIL
Congoleum
Tlhe
Modern
Ru
For
Modern
Homes.
Canada's.
Favorile
Floor
Covering.
Far
sale
by
H
EVENING
SHOES
1
For
Your
Hallowe'en
Party
ort
other
wear
SmiirtlStylcdi
and;
most
fashjpnajjlc
footwear
will
make
this
occasion
q.
success
Several
new
lines
In
faille,
crepe,
all
silver
or
sliver
trimmed,
sandals,
pumps
and
the
New
Dance
Strap,
smarty
trimmed
with
sttvefc
artd
white
Stable
"fori
Untlngi.
'
-
The
safety
of
the
dance
depends
on
your
footwear
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
tiuLEriisiiBoi:jiiixiririKii:BriiEi?aTinirmrBxau
Thilrsday,
Oct.
31.
1935
muic
muia
;;i
duc
fish
-leftovers
I
Fish
left
overs
can
be
used
In
!
several
ways.
For
Instance,
portloiu
r
A
.
m
1
at
f
mm
k
rany
01
iiuy
cusiness
.Men
n
remaining
uneaten
from
baked
Make
Tour
of
Markets
In
isteamed'Jor.
boiled,
ffxh.hi.nh:
E5
'made
into
a
"creamed
orscalloped
,
I
dish
or
Into
a
souffle.
But.
thej
'may.
also
be
turned
to
account-
lr
LONDON.
Oct.
31:
CP)-British
andther
way,
and
that
Is
by.
usinj
business
men's
first
organized
tour
thsm
In
making
a
quiet-fish
soup
of
India,
Burma
and
Ceylon
will
such
a
oup
is
net
only
quick!
leave
England
November
prepared
but
all
that
is
required
In
Expected
to
number
fifty
or
more,
making
it
Is
the
fun,
anie
milk
the
party
will
spend
more
than
two
and
perhaps
additional
seasonings,
months-
travelling
through
the
How
to
make
it
was
outlined
country
In
a
train
placed
at
their!
Mrs.'
Eveiyne
Spencer,
forroerlj
disposal
by
the
Indian
railway
.cookery
expert
of
the
Dominion
authorities.
.
jDspartment
of
Fisheries.
Plata
the
uwuiuv,
uruig
anor-ueit-over
nsh
In.
a
saucepan,
siu
ded
to
study
the
possibilities
both
of
extending
the
market
for
British
goods
and
of
increasing
the
purchase
by
Britain,
of
the
products
of
Indian
and
Ceylon
Industries.
Organized
by
the;
Association
of
Indian
Municipalities,
of
which
the
Aga
Khan
is
patron
and
the
Oaek-war
of.
Baroda
president-elect,
the
party
will
visit
27
towns
In
India,
Burma
and
Ceylon.
Civic
receptions'
are.
being
arranged
in
many
of
the
centres,
while
the
Oaekwar
of
Bar
oda,
who
is
celebrating
his
Jubilee
this
yiar,
is
making
special
preparations
for
the
entertainment
of
the
travellers.
sajd,
and
add
to
it
enough
milk
to
produce
the
quantity
of
soup
required.
If
canned
milk
Is
used
it
should
be
diluted
!
whilp
tho
tcu
and
rnilk-
are
heating
they
should
oe-
blended
well
together
by
stirring.
Thickening
is
not
necessarv
If
the
left-overs
are
from
a
dish
In
wnicn
mere
was
white
sauce;
otherwise,
It
may
be
needed.
What
measure
of
seasoning
will
be
re
quired
wlll.depend
largely
upon
the
amount
of
seasoning
used
when,
the
fish
was
first
cooked.
One
way
to
give
more
flavor
is
to
blend
a
:easpoon
of
curry
powder
with
cold
water
and
add
it
to
the
soup
whisking
It
lh
thoroughly.
The
annual
meeting
of
the,
P.rnce,
Rupert
Badminton
Association
was
held
last
evening
In
the-Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
HalL
The
attendance
was
very
poor.
President
E.
O.
Aves
was
j
in
the
chair.
The
usual
business
was
carried
out
after,
which
Mr
Aves
presented
the
trophies
won
by
the.
following
players
In
last
season's
city
tournament:
Ladies'
singles
Miss
Elsie
Davis.
Ladies'
doubles
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
Mrs.
H,
J,
Horton,
Mixed,
doubles
Miss
Frances
Cross
and
Walter
Cross.
Men's
singles
H.
J
Horton.
Men's
doubles
H.
J.
Horton
and
Ri
Tobey.
Immediately
following
the
pre
sentation
the
election
of
officers
was
held.
They,
are
as
follows:
Honorary,
president
W.
Hi
Tobey.
Honorary
vice-president,
S.
J
Jabour.
President,
R,
D.
Qreggor.
Vice-president,
W
R
Cross.
Secretyrtreasurer,
,R,
E.
Tpbey,
The
subject;
qf,
a.
city.
league
wa
brought,
up
but-.
It
was.
decided
to
leave
it
until
a-later
date.
Just
be
fqre
adjourning
a
vpte
of
thanks
was
passed
to
all
retiring
officers.
Pioneer
Bridge
Patty
Enjoyable
Twenty
Tables
of
Cards
at
Affair
Last;
Nitht
in
Eajles'
Hall
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
held
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Association
last
night
In
the
Eagles'
Hall.
There
were
twenty
tables
In
playtand
prize-
winners
.were;
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
George
Scott:
second,
Mrs.
'Peter
Solem;
men'
first,
P.
Mj
Davis;
second.
James
Krikevsky,
After
cards,
delicious
refresh
ments-were
served,
Mrs.
H.
B.
East
man
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Viereck
beine
in.
charge
of
the
catering.
George
W.
Johnstone
was
master
of.
ceremonies
and
H.
B.
Eastman
presided
at
the
door.
WHIFFLETS
.
From
the
Waterfront
Rumors
have,
been
current
here
for
the,
past
,fewtdays
of
one
of
the
local
halibut-
boats,
operating
In
Area,
Nq.
3
waters
havlne.
lost
a
man
but,
no.
confirmation,
of
such
a
report,
has
.been,.
received!
and
it
is
believed,
to
be.
untrue.
No
bqats
being;
in,
wth
catches,
t.here
was
np,sale
of.
halibut
at
the
local
fish
exchange
today,
Hotel
Arrivals
Ifoyal,,
F
W.
Hawes,
J.
Warke,
R,
Ben-on
and
S.
rfpslo,
Vancouver;
W
isnsuk,
city,
Prince
Rupert
W,
p;
Dunbar.
Trail;
W,
L.
Mc
3llvay,
J,
P;.
p.
Makln
and
H
Frith,
Vancouver.
Central
'
T:
Rose
,
apd
T.
cjirlstopherson
city;
A,
R.
Berry,
P.
Mprley,
S
Hutchison
and
R
P.
Bishop,
Victoria;
Johrl.
L..
.Osborne,
CNJt.
Knox
Ole
Hdlbejrg.
afidj'
E,
Jphnsen,
cipy;
w,
Milton)
Nelson;
E.
Mac-Dpwe
and
William
Ryder.
Jasper;
i
'
COUNT
IS
POSTPONED
'
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
31:
(CP)
With..
Arnold,
Webster,
C.
Q.
F
still
leading.
Maypr-Qi
Oi
McGeer,
Liberal,
by
a
margin,
ofi
two
votes,
the
nnai
federal
election
count
fnr
Vancouver-Burrard
has
been
postponed!
'until'
November
6
awaiting
the
arrlvaf
off
missing
absentee
ballots
whlclf
are'
believed
to
mostlv
favor.
Webster.'
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
or
As-,,
I
-
9
If
ifUKr
IBADMINTON
TRAIL
UP
1
ASS'N:
MEET
MOUNTAIN
R.
D.
Greggor
is
Elected
President
Season's
Trophies
Presented
City
Completes
Its
Portion
Ski
(rounds
Now,
Easily.
Accessible,
The
completion
of
the
city
work
makes
It
possible
to
drive
west
of
DanceSticcess
F,our
Hundred,
Persons
in
Atten-
dance.,
at
Fjne
Hallowe'en
Party.
Last.
Nlfhti
The
big
Hallowe'en'novelty
dance
held
last
nleht
bv
the
Junior
Chamber
was
a
rousing
success,
no
ess
than
four
hundred
persons
be-ng
In
attendance.
The
hall
was
elaborately
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
a
fine
.program
of
dance
music
was
dispensed
by
Charlie
3alagno
and
His
Orchestra
with
Sam
Joy
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies,
who
kept
things
'moving
well.
The
hit
of
the
evening
was
the
comic
style
parade
by
Bill
Stone
and
his
buxom
mannequins
Such
novelties
as
confetti.
horns
and
serpentine
all
helped
to
lend
to
the
general
Jollity,
the
af-
lair
being
m
full
progress
until
2:30
Julius
Welleiplayed
accordion
SCHEDULE
IS
CHANGED
A
change
has
been
made
In
th
Five
Pin
Bowline
Leatme.
whereby
games
will
henceforth
be
played
on
Friday
instead
of
Wed.
hesday
evenings.
TRAIN
TO
PACIFIC
AUSTRALIA
PAYS
AIRLINES
SYDNEY,
Oct.
31:
-
(CP)-The.
federal
government
Is.
subsidlzins
mail,
passenger
and-
freight
service
over
all
air
routes
In
Aus--ralla,
at
an
estimated
annual
xpense
of
$600,000.
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barri?
Don't
forget
the
numb,qr
15G
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
IIOMRr
Hates
$1,00
up;
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cpld.Waer
Prince
Ruperf,
B.C.
SJU.
BOX,
1B0..
1
Passenger
trains
are
able
to
get
as
far
as
Pacific
from
the
east,
It
was
announced
at
railway
offices
this
afternoon
and
on
Monday
they
will
be
getting
into
Terrace.
It
will
be
November
li
at
the
earliest
before
service
can
be
resumed
from
this
end.
i
Arrangements
For
iLakelse
Lake
GyroHoedown
Are!
Gets
Best
Runi
WOMAN'S.
WAR
FEAR
IWajQtAA
rrri'ntf
IlnHpr.
Whv
In
Fniir
YparQ1
p0R
sale
General
Hospital,
are
well
In
hand
it
was
reported
at
yesterday's
meeting
of
the
club.
Various
committees.,
for
the
affair
h&ve
been
appointed.
wun
exu-m
on.
ne
The
clfv
end
nf
th
Mount
Old-'
.W"??
.
.
,
eJuD;
received
suggestions
tor
tne
leljtraitfhas
now
e
compt?d
lo
link:
tin
i
with
the
eovemment
.
;
-
.
.
'.
.
,.
.
Juneau
ana
tne
reviving
or
mat
at
portion
up
4.
the
side
of
.u
the
moun-
eUic-n
will
tain,
it
was
announced
today
by
.
,
.
7I.i-.Jr
,C
i
y
Commissioner
Wf
J.
Alder
It
A;
Ji-WeW
er
eieeled
5,mem.
win,
unoouotefny,
prove
a
popuwr
of
the
y
thoroughfare
during
the
coming
:
winter
after
the
ski
season
com-
S.
'
'
FIND
ANCIENT
STATUE
ces
r
'!
.
i
FOR
SALE
Monn.
WHh
J.
Ellis
Morrl
as
chairman'
Observations
by
employees
of
the
'condition.
Phone
Or.
of
general
committf
?
in
charge,
ar-
Dominion
Department
of
Fisheries
'
mngements
for
the
Oyro
Club's
i
this
year
Indicated
that
the
run
of
"i-
I
I
!
Grotto
Taxi
456
I
I
3,
CARS
AT
YOUR,
SERVICE
i.7waH.vH.ig
.
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r
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net.
nw
i
vmm
i
wmm
msn
i
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m
.
m
bottle
bottlf
iv
WMlIlt
UrltUd
Columbia.
W
"-iram
i
ii
tiiimniiii
FURNITURE
Y).
ELIO
EGE
We
Sell
New
Congoleum
Cold
Seal,
Rugs
Size
Gx9i
$.;50;
7jx!)
$7;()Q;
9x!),
$8.10
Dominion
Linolcuni
Hugs
Size
fix'),
$7.00;
7xJ,
$8,759x9,
$10,73,
Printed
Linoleum
by
Square
Yard
PHONE:
GREEN
121
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O
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S
T
E
A
M
S
II
I
P
S,
I,
I;M
LT
R
p
Special
Low
Winter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
1st
1935
February
23th,
1936.
Prince
Rupert
VvInSffiTnuS1
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver's.
CATALA
IV'ERY
TUESDAY
1:30
P
M
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
"pin.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY
MIDNIGHT
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox,and
Naas
River,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
AfUSMinr,matin
warding
sailings
and
tickets,
from
n
R.
Mt
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert,
Agent.
Third
.Ave.
PJ.one.5C9,
BER
We
have
a
fairly
complete
stock
of
lumber
at
Mile
21,
near
Haysport,
ready
for
rail
and
water
shipments.
If
building
or
repairing,
it
will
pay
you
to
examine
our
stock,
and
receive
prices,
SHAMES
RIVER
LUMBER
COMPANX
waysportriH.Q,
,
fall
hoedown.
thli
Uroe
In
aid
of
parent
sockeye
salmon
to
the
Lalcj
...
"?4p"uce
mt
ihe
clubs
fund
for
esUbllshment
else.
Lake
spa
wnln.t
area
in
British
wa,p
gi,lng
P;''
proud,
'of
a
ward
in
the
Prince
Rupert
j
Columbia
was
the
largest
"sIKce
aKan"'fl1
Daily
Ntvn,
A
noman
statue
of
a
draped
wo
McBride
Street
along
Hays
Creek
"I'
5
10
,ncnes
m
and
for
about
three-ouarters
of
a
mile
Rowing
the
hand
of
a
master,
has
to
the
nolnt
where
the
creek
turns
been
found
ner
Tangier.
Experts
up
the
mountainside.
There
tire
f"y
!l
U
a
funeral
monument
of
traU
starts
to
the
ski
grounds.
ine
"r"
ceniury
The
grade
Is
an
easy
one.
not
ex-
seeding
ten
percent
at
any
point.
.
A
N0Vel
OIUECTION
JOie
-putting
down
of
corduroy
on
epsq
31:
(CP)A
the
government,
portion
has
been
a
defendant
in
a
police
court
case
great
Improvement,
especially
at
remanded
to
Brixton
Prison
for
points
where
before
It
was
soft
and
a
day.
objected
because
"all
th-
mUdGJ
mn
rpminrtoH
nt
TirtvtAn
Well-dressed."
He
said
he
;
pre-
t:
.
-ii
,
.lerrea
14
days'
imprisonment,
nut
Junior
tnamber
,Bhxton
Ifc
was
me
iaKfiAc
area
is
one
oi
uie;run
HALE
Two
n-j-j.
h
.
imporiam,
socKeye
spawning
ais-:
male
pups,
$10
i-x.
tint
trlcU
of
the
Pacific
Coast.
I
don
LittlP
iw.,,1
r70
Sockeye
egg.
,collec'U9ns
at
the
J
"
1
lakelse
hatchery.
operai
byi
the
FOJ
SALE
House
w.d
tws
Dominion
department,,
totalled
8-
---w.
iiui.
room,
229.0U0.
aDDroxlmatelv
4.23Q
fish
be-'.
Irig
handled
by
the
hitchery
Rebpley
In
securing
the
eggsand
6blainlng!
fertilization.
The
egg
total
was
jreater
by
more
than
a
quarter
of
'
million
than
It
Jiad
been
last'
vMr
rMioHlir
1
OA)
AAA
n
UntfA
tn
I
oevenin
Ave
E
it
rI
nione
oi
:ic
759
FOR
RENT
1933
totalt;apo;
.'about
2,400,69
59
RENT
Clean
.
v
;,
larger
than
in
1932.
o-rdom
suite
Pl....
k.tA.t
!
A
N
It
lb
was
WiU
U111V
only
-
Rtj
KM
III
1D0UI
61.000
sma
pr
than
tho
,-l
EURSHED
House
fa
tent
h
108
Ellhth
Avi?
VV.
4
Lire
Oreen
820,
u
m
i
BRADFORD.
Eng..
Oct.
31
(CP)'
Depressed,
by
the
fear
triaj
heTOR
RENT-
Flve-recnvd
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