d,iy
November
.
wo
Ktnth
1
200
ft.
fox)
ft,
fcfilr
of
piilrty
g;
?-
art
Ads
nELP
WANTED
roN
Irom
the
depressiou-
C
vil
oervaui,
ru.wnwi,
n
Examine;-,
Clerk.
atas!
,raPher
eic.
"
.
-
nnuwinniHiil
Jiiii
How
w
b
-
CC
Civil
service
dcuuui,
wjh.
AGENTS
WANTED
LMPLETK
Rwge
oI
Men's
anti
bomen-J
Footwear,
iuciumv?
atflntcj
features,
ine
most
ap-
Ljjest
selling,
and
the
fastest
honey
m:ik
ne
line
ever
soia
bin
In
$2.
tat
th..
tnu.
Write
wruc
popciltlon
now
i
hoe-
MoiiuL-i,.
FOR
SALE
SALE
OR
RENT
Cottage
Avenur
oinciai
Aammis-
(tf)l
tsALE-
-Office
safe,
extra
thick
rails,
giving
perfect
protection
st
fire
Dally
News.
(tn
FPU
KENT
RENT
Rooms
and
two-room.
ipartmenh
with
mouern
racm-
Meker
Block.
(2C0
PERSONAL
;
Home
Kindergartens
pay;
Ve
sturt
)
ju.
The
Canadian
Kin-
iergarttn
Institute,
Winnipeg.
IN
IHt
SimEMK
t'lH'KT
OI'
la
rruriatr
Vul
tf)
1
Ihc
M.illfr
nf
Die
"AilinlnM
tallon
Id"
f
Mitln
f
flic
IXtalr
of
Sniur
TAKE
llOTtCS
1
Mat
by
ortirt
ci
Ms
j?e
n-.'itr.
the
Oth
dav
ol
btrailwr
l.j.'.
I
usrppolntl
Admin-
j
M(
re,
ii.ie
t
An
vox
B.
C.
D-
rnJ.
sj
n.l
partlrn
IkUDliia
claims
(
f
'
itf
are
hereby
reaulred
un
!
,:r.e
propiriy
verified
to.
me
Cc;
r;embr
lMh
1033
and
F
II
'kwed
to
the
etal
aro
i
ran
-.a
ray
the
amount
of
thlr
tine-.
-:r
,
m.
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT
.'.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
D.
C.
fctad
ie
7t,h
day
of
November
1935.
I.AM)
ACT
IVtlWff
1
1)
I
nil
Ion
tn
n))lv
In
Inikr
I.
ind
'I
HUNCE
RUPERT
Land
Recordlnc
I1
Rani;
5
Ctut.
and
fcltuate
I4
)
mil
acuth
of
the
W.
A
P"i
Hi
mesjte
Lease
on
Sktalci
Bay.
::
Ii
Lajid.
r.f:;e
that
William
Anthony
Pr
of
Eklakl
Bav.
Strohen
1st.
E.
lHon
FUhernvan
and
Trppr
In-
'
apply
fcr
a,
le
of
th
follovn
r-j
rcreivore.
tonas:
wr.
.-.
:inir
at
a
DMt
Planted
on
a
pl
:
.;nd
within
an
Inlet
pf
8ltl
PI
Biv,
a.
,:ut
20
Fet
imt
of
mv
thence
North
900
Pe-t
1,800
Feet;
thene
JSouth)
iimce
wet
ouo
rtt
aimeneemclit
and
containing
-
more
r
ls.
WILLIAM
ANTHONY
nROWN
OfiJ
Nciemtier
th.
1935.
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
I
Offinn
315
Second
JVwnuq
'
avyHlmg
yDeJwery,
Quick
Service
If
San
Tii.
.
rw
swap
someth,laB-
2.
HALIFAX,
Nov.
9
-
Halifax
Wolverines,
Dominion
amateur
hockey
chamDlons.
have
lost
their
coach
and
five
night
of
their
best
players
and
will
)n
ing
n
not
enter
the
Maritime
League
this
wlntpr
tJib.,
i
j.
$2.00
commission.
Don't
U
"T
T
Se
J
for
Salesmen
n
"'
"
l.."'!
?:?uv
play
started.
Five
Jokers
Jokers
beat
beat
Lam
Super
wear
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal
1,
Derby
1.
Birmingham
2,
Bedford
1
Bbckburn
2,
Hudaersfleld
1.
Chelsea
2,
Middlesbrough
1.
Grimsby
2,
Wolverhampton
1.
Leeds
7,
Wednesday
2.
Liverpool
3,
Aston
Villa
2.
Manchester
1,
Everton
0.
Stoke
1,
Bolton
2.
as
skips
when
the
High
School
League
play
resumes
for
the
win
ter
next
Saturday.
BRIDGE
LEAGUE
STANDING
For
Ag'st
Musketeers
19106
17236
Grotto
.18196
15963
Swift's
.18126
15202
Ramblers
17879
17612
C.
N.
R.
A
16918
17598
Canadian
Legion
16628
15607-
Sons
of
Norway
15948
17606
Rex
Bowling
Alley
.14176
20151
The
Five
PJn
League
games
last
were
lntetastlng
as
the
lead-
pair
were
playing
the
bottom!
pair,
there
being
only
one
point:
separating
the
four
teams
before
r,r;
.
,
a
uan
ble
&
stone
3
to
ada
and
the
Eastern
cil.eril
Unitnri
UnilCd
i
hpnt
.
,
Lam-
nil
nnri
niH
T?m!
PlnnPi-
.
o.,
nress
ocui,
riuneer
T
i-aunary
annrf,.,,
1
z
tr.
io
1
1.1
James
Andrews
made
the
high
av-
.
leraep
nf
91?
o
-
J
.
1
Tlje
njeioiiqwtne'icqresere
ffoll)wing-CQfesiweie
made:
made:
I
A1J
P
O
l
Uld
Lountrv
Soccer1
Lambie
&P?tone-Mcmtosh
503,
Coma'dtha"
54f,
Tip
Jokerfir-plngWel)-
552.
Keron
111
?Baf
tori
569
Morrison
547,
Andrews
C39.
Pioneer
Laundry
Houston
560,
Arroll
514,
Joy
309,.
Wesch
543,
Ase-mLssen
550.
.
Ola
Empress
Ross
566.
Kb,.
berg
506.
Cfti!
League
Standing
W.
Sunderland
4,
Preston
Northend'Old
Empress
io
West
Bromwlch
2,
Portsmouth
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Airdrleonlans
3,
Ayr
0.
Clyde
5,
Albion
2.
Dundee
2,
Dunfermline
3.
Hibernians
0,
Celtic
5.
Kilmarnock
2,
Hearts
0.
Motherwell
4,
Arbroath
0.
Parttck
Thistle
0,
Third
Lanark
0
Queen's
Park
1,
Hamilton
1.
Queen
of
South
0,
Rangers
2.
St.
Johnstone
0,
Aberdeen
0.
Bowlers
of
High
School
Prepare
Individual
Games
Played
Today
With
View
to
Selecting
Skips
For
League
Activities
Qlrls
and
boys
of
King
Edward
High
School,
under
the
leadership
of
Roth
Gordon
of
the
teaching
staff,
were
playing
individually
at1
tha
Rex
Bowling
Club
alleys
thlsj
morning
to
decide
who
would
act'
juve
Jokers
io
;
Pioneer
Laundry
8
Lambie
&
Stone
8
Annette's
6
4476
P.
R.
Grads
8
5278
Doodads
8
5372
Bluebirds
8
4802
Rangers
8
4898
Maccabees
8
4739
C.
N.
R.
A.
8
4424
Brunettes
.8
4304
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
FOUK
tiOOD
ALLEYS
Reserve
jour
alley
by
phoning
658
All
five
pin
games
l2'zc
per
line.
95
IIP.
Deutz
Diesel
Engine
Comparatively
new,
has
not
run
1000
hours,
Can
be
viewed
at
Mlworth,
9
miles
west
of
Prince
George.
Particulars:
-
"iT.
R.
Chettleburgh
"
Trjnce
George
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
SlMCE
THAT
ARTICLE
IM
1MB
RC-H
ABOUT
THE
BACHELOR
VJIMS
THS
MODEL
HOME,
NEEDS
MO'OpV..WlFE,''
FIVE
PEOPLE
'VAJAJTIMQ,
J-
TZ
zz.
1
rir
h'M'
a
bict
j
SAV.TILLIE
VJHATS
THE
RIOT
IM
THE
O'JTEfc
OFFICES
ACS
UH
HIRIWS
SOME
)
MEiVM
MODELS
r
y
YZa
o
71
IT
1LL.
NO-OTHEVRE'
AU.
WAITIMC5
TO
SEE
YOL
AAA
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
-1
.
m
i
PORT'
:B0WF.mfc
WAS
lltlll'.V
.,.
..
'
'
TEAM
IS
BROKEN
LP;
GOING
TO
OLYMPICS?
1
INTERESTING
i01d
Empress
and
Five
Jokers
Tied
tP)
L1.,
r".
!
Y
i
t
t
riyc
nil
ieauensnip
""r""""S"gF
fi""r
P
B
iTf
CHIEF
OF
SIMPSON
Well
Known
Native
Leader
of
Dis-.
trict
Was
W.
E.
S.
Dudoward
Who
Died
This
Morning;
Death
this
morning
at
Pprt
Simpson
claimed
another
of
Prince
Rupert
district's
most
widely
known
native
leaders
In
the
person
of
Ham
E.
S.
Dudoward.
who
succeed-
306,
Mc.Kay,Gl8
Stacey
GOH,
Schrla-.
his
fath-jr,
the
late
Alfred
Dado-
!'
...
.
.
ward,
who
died
years
ago,
as
cnier
:
of
the
Tsimpsean
tribe
of
Indians.
L.
He
had
been
seized
with
a
paralytic
8
stroke
a
day
or
so
ago
and
yester-8
day
had
baen
reported
sinking.
Son.
10
of
Mrs.
Kate
Dudoward,
who
was
10
awarded
a
King's
Jubilee
medal
this
year
deceased
was
fifty-five
LADIES'
.HOWLING
LEAGUE
years
of
ag&
and
is
survived
by
his
O.
Ttl.
Ave;
widow,
an
adopted
daughter,
four
746
brothers
and
two
sisters.
Ths
fu
660
neral
will
take
place
in
Port
Simp
649
son.
COO
The
late
Chief
Dudoward's
bro-C12!thers
are
Fred,
Charles,
Rufus
and
592
1
Ernest
Dudoward,
the
last
men
551
tion
sd
.being
chtef
of
the
native
538,counctttft
PortiBImpson.
The
sis
ters
are
Mrs.
J.
D,
Watson
of
Port
Simpson
and
..Mrg.F.
D.
Sampare
of
Kltwanga.
Mrs.
Sampare
will
I
pome
to
the
coast
for
the
funeral
!
arrangements
for
which
are
In
the;
i
hands
of
Hayner
Bros,
of
this
city,
jMemfcars
of
then-family
are
expec-
!
InJ
nn.f
ci:vKnH
,ui.
A
,i
,LLU
tlUtll
f-.Ulk
UUS
U11CI
noon
in
connection
arrangements.
f
with
Recent
fleavy
Rain
Felt
On
Islands:
Damage
Is
Slight
The
recent
heavy
rain
was
experienced
also
on
the
Queen
Char
,
j
OH.
AS
oom
as
L
t?ve
read
Vmy
HAU-J
f
an'':
t
nr.
,
h
HIS
DEATH
UNEXPECTED
Continued
horn
tnlee-nne
from
the
house
of.
one
friend
toi
(Daisy)
Whit.
Mrs
G.
i
Kelly.
Miss
Kath'een
V'2toria)
ocal
3xchang-2
yesterday,
up
'ic
from
Thursday.
Today's
price
was
8178c.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Mrs.
H.'S.
Kelser
and
young
son
of
Inverness
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adejalda
for
a
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
Paul
Wicks
of
Port
Essing-
tori,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returped
to
her
home
on
the
Skeena
River
today.
George
McAllister,
manager
of
Brunswick
Caruwry
In
Rivers
Inlet,
and
Mrs.
McAllister
were
passengers
aboard
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Van
couver
to
spend
the
wltner.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Sksena,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancou-
Ivpr-nnri
Vltnr!n.
Is
exnected
tc
rt-
fUneral
.
fl,
(.
iu.
ftT,
frnm
tVio
cnntl-i
nn
the
Catala
tomorrow
evening,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hanson.
The
regular
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:20
tonight,
is
coming
through
but
It
was
expected
this
morning
that,
owing
to
slow
track
conditions
following
repairs
to
recent
flood
damage,
It
might
be
five
or
six
hours
late
In
arriving.
A
train
left
for
the
east
at
8
o'clock
this
morning,
a
way
freight
following
lotte
Islands
but
the
deluge
was;
a
couple
of
hours
later.
not
nearly
so
great
as
on
the
main-',
land,
only
about
two
inches
fall-'
TT
.
lng.
There
was
slight
damage
to
!
0111000
W
S
It's
a
Long
Wait
Tid"
tlw
road
betwaen
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Port
Clements,
one
small
High
...
0:42
a.m.
bridge
near
Skidegate
being
wash-
12:38
p.m.
;cd
put
while
there
were
small
slides
Low
'6:35
a.m.
'elsewhere.
19:20
p.m.
20.8
ft.
23.6
ft.
6.2
ft.
0.9
ft.
Poppy
Tag
Day
Js
Being
Held
that
of
another
for
'luncheon
wrreu
""
'
Mr
Edenshaw
was
sincken
with
I
Canadian
Le;lon,
Assisted
a
heart
attack.
He
expired
srnrllyi
Ladles,
Jlakln;-Its
Annual
after,
a
physician
arriving'
rasaji-
-
f
-Canvass
tfirie
but
f
ilng
rfiabftr
toVsave
hls
'
ZtL
life.
He
sdffefe'd
no
pain,
l&r!
i
Canadian
LJion.
un3cr
gen-some
time
deceased
had
spotfen
ej.ai
direction
cf
Jack
Pree'cs,
pre-of
feeling
what
he
bel!?vcd
tTfae
n
j,
conducting
thd
annual
indigestion.
Tnls
Is
naw
blevefpopyg.d-iy
today'
In
alcTof
the
to
have-
been
heart
complaint.
i
disabled
veterans
of
the
Great
War
'
i
Mr
Edenshaw
was
Mxtv-nlp
.
As.ist(ng
ta
th3
Women's
Auxiliary
!
years
of
age
and.
besides
his
-wid-
und.r
Mrs
Jack
p.2ece
-ow.
Is
survived
by
nine
children-.
Mrj(
s
v
Cox
and
MM
w
Brisg-one
son,
Dauslai.
and
eVth'.daM-
are
ln
,narge
at
L2gion
ncadquar.
ters-Mrs.
Fred
Ooseuhlne.
Ndsh
,,n
Tne
taggers
ar3
aJ
loUows.
.
of
Terrace.
Mrs
C
W
S
wanson
6
j
Robertson,
John
(Dorothy)
of
BuWiIe.
MA
Enb-j
Mcponaldi
(Winnie)
Yeltatsie,
Mrs.
.Tnj.-
v
i
(Vesta)
Hastaman.
Mrs.
Jetrerv
.
"
iT
I'
'.
.
;
...
:
Kenzle,
Mts.
A.
McDonald,
Margar-
Kdemnaw.S?
"mQ'
James
rza&ay;
rvutuy,
uoreen
jjuiccu
totalled.
$1.16.
!
i
m
Feasby,
Eileen
nA
lco
Tv
TTHonchtini
nil
-if
Mns.
biuwuiu,
cars.
Hugh
.KHLn,,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
Mrs.
sett.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nash
arc
ar-
OicD.
Nesbltt.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
riving
by
train
today
from
Terrac-
M;$,
and
wUl
proceed
to
Massett
abosL-d.
ad
Mrs.
W.
Brass.
the
boat
Edenshaw.
vhlch
Is
nor
on
Its
way
north
from
Vancouver
with
Johnny
Hagaman,
s-m-hvlftw
iiEAt
COVE
ATTENb'ANCE
A
to.nl
of
33
pupils
were
enrolled
Tr"OeaJ
Cove
School
In
October
shaw
will
alsa
call
at
Butedale
j
-r
?
"
'I,
r,
...
...u
i
v.
jkjij
r-iiicemase
uttenuance
lor
.
Swanson.
aU
1
the
school
was.
93.42,
sWS
other
daughter,
Mrs
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
9:
(CPf
Wheat
was
quoted
at,"82c
on
the
LUMBER
We
havo
a
fairly
complet?
stock.
of
lumber
at
Mile
2L
near
Haysport
ready
for
rail
and
water
shipments,
If
building
or
repairing,
It
will
pay
you
to
examine
bur
stac!:
and
receive
prices.
SHAMES
RIVER
LUMBER
COMPANY
Haysport,
B.Cr
Miss
Wilma
Wilson
of
the
Bank-of
Montreal
staff
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
a
vacation
trip
tc
Vancouver.
II
Grotto
Taxi
456
4
CAKS
AT
YOUK
Si:itVICE
I'roprietors
UeM'.Morgan
&.
Hud
Harris
Don't
forjfv
t
the
number
450
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable,
Wants
5,000
Martin
Pelts
10,000
Minks
&
Other
Furs
He
is
ln
a
position
to
pay
the
high-,
est
price
going.
Debts
trappers
owe
hlm.will
riot
be
collected
until
after
next
ilsnmR
season.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FRESH
SHIPMENT
Linoleum
&
Congoleum
New
patterns.
Freshen
your
home
nowl
Phone
775
Congoleum
the
Modern
Rug
For
Modern
Homes.
Gan-ada's
Favorite
Floor
Covering.
For
sale
by
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
To'
Vancouver
via
Ofcan
Falls
and
way
ports
S.S-
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE,
Fridays,
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S".
PRINCESS
N0RAH,
Nov.
3rd,
21st,
Dec.
5th,
19th.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell.
Juneau
and
.Skacway
S.S.
PRINCESS
NORAH,
Nov.
17th,
Dec.
1st,
15th,
29th.
:
WINTER
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
TO
VANCOUVER
$32.00
Tickets
6n
Sale
Nov;
1st.
1935
to
Feb.
29th
1936.
Final
return
.
limt
March.
31stv
1936.
For
Inlormatlon
and
reservations
call
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