November
4.
1933
day,
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
ir,
Dance
Held
At
Oona
River
For
ial
Affair
and
'1,rs"
"
"
Mrs.
Nornerj
..,.jocH9V
df
last
week
the
hered
w
the
scnoui
nuusc
at
;t
Dlarc
to
take
part
In
cele-
tine
the
seventeen"'
"'is
nirsary
o
""0-
....
Ttfirsnn
ana
me
in
anni-
,rv
of
the
marriage
of
Mrs.
'
.
.
i-
ji.j
hrr
WhOSe
nusoanu
uicu
suuie
I
WDI
irs
ago.
.
ur
and
Mrs.
Ivarson
nave
Deen
I
'u.t
of
Oona
River
for
the
.
.
W
ii
vears
ana
ivus
iiucik
8
years.
Th,e
-latter
ls
thv
nr
Mrs.
vMicutc
uaui-
1U1CI
w
-
'
....
jM
evening'
was
peni
in
aanc
?
tnd
at
midnight,
refreshments
anson,
on
behalf
or
me
wnoie
-m,mifv
fe
ucitatea
Mr.
ana
Ivarion
on
ceiearaung
iu-vears
of
married
life
and
.
.
i
rM.
T
-V,
v
nf
ait.
anu
ran.
nuikKJt
belnz
among
tneir
nrsi
seuiersi
Mr
Ivarson
tnanicea
nu
inenas
r
their
efforts
to
maice
tne
an
irried
life
as
he
naa
rouna
it
SCHEDULE
The
following
Ladles'
Bowling
1o
o
ntinnnfPrl
November
4
Rangers
vs.
Blue
itut
!
mrz
-:r
NowmMr
7-Anneiies
vs.
uru
November
U-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
An-
i
ril
ii
I
-
November
1(-Rangers
vs.
P.
R.
NQvember
IJ-Maccabees
vs.
An-
tieltes,
Bluebirds
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
November
21
Doodads
vs.
Rang-
en,
p
R.
ends
vs.
Brunettes.
November
25
Maccabees
vs.
C
N.
R.
A.
Bluebirds
vs.
Annettes.
November
28
P.
R.
Grads
vs
Dwdads,
Banners
vs.
Brunettes.
LIMES'
HOWLING
LEAGUE
G.
Ttl.
Ave.
Annette's,
0
4470
746
f.H.
Qrads
6-
.3969
C02
Doodads
.?...'..6
3950
658
K
Birds,
V....1...-.
0
3700
617
tepr$
.
.0
3491
598
Jtobees'
:.
6
3496
582
CIS.
A.
6
3190
5321
Brasses'
"
.6
3081
514'
Want
Ads
AGENTS
WANTED
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarem,
JTpprletor
"
MMME
AWAY
.1
UOM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
M
Booms
iHot,ft.cold'Waer
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FUESII
SHIPMENT
wnoleum
&
Congoleum
eW
Freshen
your
"ome
nowl
''hone
775
1
-f.-r
I
fMrs,
Bowes
Is
HonoredWith
Shower
Party
Mr.
'0car
Pick
Hostess
Saturday
Nljht
At
Delightful
Affair
In
Honor
Of
Popular
Recent
Rride
in
nonor
or
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes.
formerly
Miss
Yvonne
Terrlen,
popmar
recent
bride,
Mrs.
Oscar
Pick
was
hostess
Saturday
night
wun
a
aeiightful
mlscellaneou
shower
at
her
home,
725
Claude
Street.
The
table
was
attractively
decorated
vlth
pink
chrysanthe
mums
and
tapers
to
match,
Mrs
.
.
.
n
-
-
il
1
uujci
was
me
recipient
or
manv
beautiful
gifts.
An
enjoyable
evening
concluded
at
midnight
with
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments
by
the
hostess
who
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Walter
Howarth
and
Mrs.
E.
J,.
Clapn.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Bowes.
1
Mrs.
Terrlen,
Mrs.
Hueh
Smith.
Mrs.
R.
Peterson.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Clapp.
Mrs.
Walter
Howarth,
Mrs.
M.
Hveding,
Mrs.
P.
Peterson.
Mrs.
Alex
Halg,
Mrs.
Oscar
Pick,
Miss
K.
Johnson,
Miss
Annie
Peterson.
Miss
Cathie
Carmlchael,
Miss
Kar-Ina
Peterson
and
Miss
Hanslna
Fredhelm.
County
Court
Is
In
Session
Only
Three
Cases
on
Calendar
For
November
Two
Naturalization
Applications
County
Court
was
in
regular
monthly
session
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
this
morning,
cases
being
set
as
follows:
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
Dunwell
Mines,
$713,
Patmore
ft
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
&
Harvey
for
defendant,
stood
over.
Sydney
M.
Everlelght
vs.
C.
Haw
thorne,
$69.52,
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
ft
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
C.
F.
Campbell
for
defendant,
Novem
ber
28.
Joe
R.
Clay
vs.
Ja,ck
Cook
et
al,
Patmore
ft
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
stood
over.
Two
naturalization
applications
were
dealt
with.
Famous
Surgeon
Dies
in
London
Halibut
Landings
Lower
Because
Of
Tie-up
on
Railway
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
October
this
year,
according
to
fi
gures
compiled
on
the
local
water
front,
totalled
893,000
pounds
as
compared
with
1,282,900
pounds
In
October
last
year.
The
Canadian
total
this
October
was
347,500
pounds
as
against
126,000
pounds
a
year.
.ago,
while
this
Octobers
American
total
was
545,500
pounds
in
comparison
with
1,156,000
pounds
In
the
same
month
last
year.
The
tie-up
of
the
last
couple
of
weeks
on
the
railway
line
has
been
responsible
to
a
large
extent;
Carl
Norden
and
Victor
Pearson,'
Smlthers;
R.
M.
Stewart,
Atlin;
G.'
F.
Frost,
city.
'
Royal
E.
Dahl,
city.
Prince
Rupert
L.
G.
West,
Vancouver.
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
Five
Pins
-November
8
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Old.
Empress;
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
Post
Office.
-
;
November
15
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Post
Office;
Old
Empress
vs.
Lambie
ft
Stone.
November
22
Post
Office
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lambie
ft
Stone
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
November
29
Pioneer
Laundry;
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lambie
&
stone
1
vs.
Post
Office.
December
6
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Post
Office;
Old
Empress
vs.
Lambie
ft
Stone.
December
13
Post'
Office
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lambie
ft
Stone
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
December
20
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lambie
ft
Stone
vs.
Post
Office.
Ten
Pins
November
3
Power
Corporation
vs.
Canadian
Legion:
Elks
vs.
i
Grotto.
1
November
5
Atlin
Fisheries
vs.
I
Knox
Hotel;
Rosee,
Cowan
ft
Latta
vs.
Moose.
nr.
.ueorge
louns
rasses
rtway-
j
NoVember
10-Grotto
vs.
Power
His
Widow
And
Daughters
In
j
corporation;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Vancouver
Eiks
t
T";.
.
1
November
12-Atlin
Fisheries
vs.
A
COMPLETE
Range
of
Men's
and
I
Young,
famous
opthalmlc
surgeon,
1
jnox
ij0tel
women's
Footwear.
Exclusive
patented
features.
The
most
appealing,
the
most
wanted,
the
easiest
selling,
and
the
fastest
toroey
making
line
ever
sold
Pays
big
$2.00
commission.
Don'l
mia
this.
Write
,
for
Salesmen
proposition
now!
Super
wear
Sta-Montrenl
FOR
SA;E
1
BARRED
Rock-
Pullets,
laying.
.-5653
Fifth
Ave.
East.
(256),
PR
SALE--Office
safe,
extra
thick
KlK
giving
perfect
protection
gainst
.fire.
Dally
News.
(tt),
uicu
ucie
jrc3.-iuuj.
11c
1a
auivivcui
November
by
a
widow
and
two
daughters
at
j
nrnHr..
present
In
Vancouver.
r
;Elks.
"TJLLIE
THE
TOILER"
17
Canadian
Legion
Power
Corporation,
vs.
I
November
19
Knox
Hotel
vs.
If
you
wish
to
swap
something-
Grotto;
Power
.Corporation
'Vs.
At-
Trv
a
nlasslfied.
Hn
Fisheries.
mjRSV.
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MODEL
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movjthatves.
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November,
'24
Ellcs
ys.
Cowan
ft
'Latta;
Moose
vs,
dian
Legion.
Moose.
it
Is
felt,
for
the
reduced
American"
.'
landings.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
"1
THE
DOOR'S,
OMUATCllEED
A
UC5HT-'
LET'S
j
SURPRISE
MAC.
Rose,
Cana-
November
'28
Power
Corporation
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Atlin
Fisheries
v.
Grotto.
December
1
Rose,
Cotin
ft
vs.
Canadian
Legion
3
.Elks
vs.
December.
3
Moose
vs.
PowerJ
.December
15
Knox,
Hotel
vs.
Corooratlon:
Grotto
vs.
Rose.rsks:
AUln
Fisheries
vs.
Canadian
Cowan
ft
Latta.
I
-
4
V
11-
uecemDer
oanauiuu
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Elks
Fisheries.
'Legion
vs.
.Atlin
December
ljOjPower'Cqrpjatlon
vs.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta;
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Legion.
December
17
-Moose
vs;
Knox;
Atlin
Fisheries
vs.
Olose.
'Cowan
.ft
'Latta.
:Dctraber22
Power
'Corooratlon
vs.
(Canadian
Legion;
Elks
vi.l
1
Grotto.
December
24
Atlin
vs.
Knox;
Rose,
Cowan
ft
Latta
vs.
Moose.
.December
.29
Grotto
vs.
Power
Corporation;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Elks.
December
'31
Atlin
vs.
Moose;
Rose,
Cowan
ft
.Latta
vs.
Knox.
5,000
OF
ITS
WORKERS
ARE
SHAREHOLDERS
IN
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
January
5
Canadian
Legion
vs.
'Orotto;
Power'Corporatlon
vs.
Elks.
A
FEW
DAYS
AGO,
208,528
shares
of
Imperii!;
Oil
-Wk
were
distributed
to
Jmperial
Oil
employees
throughout
-Canada,
f
The
-market
value
of
the
stock
at
thertime
of
distribution
was
about
$4,000,060.
'
'The
stock
was
not
given
to
the
'w6fkers.-"Thy
Subscribed
for
it
oyer
a
fhreeyear
'period
and
under
advantageous
'
terms.
For
many
years
the
Company's
employees
have
been
acquiring
stock
in
this
'way.
Consequently,
of
Imperial
Oil's
55,000.
shareholders
in
.Canada
more
than
';
5,000
are
employees
of
the
Company.
'
Imperial
Oil
has
encouraged
and
assisted
its
workers
'toiacquire
ownership
in
the
Gompany
for
two
reasons
:
'(1)
Because
Imperial
Oil
believes
-.that
ilab'our
is
entitled
to
ifair.and
,
just
(treatment,
and
the
stock
acquisition
jplan
lis
sorily
-one
phase
of
the
sGompany's
labour
policy
which
(includes
pensions,
sickness
.and
death
benefits,
groupiinsurancc,
etc.,
and
(2)
Because
:
'Imperial
Oil,
ILimitcd
wants
iits
mjiloyees
to
have
a
real
interest
tin
serving
you
and
iallithe'Gompany'a
customers
to
the
very
best
of
their
ability
.
So
when
you
deal
with
an
employee
of
Imperial
Oil,
Limited
you
are,
in
:many
cases,
dealing
with
one
of
the
owners
of
'the
Company.
iHe
is
anxious
ito,
serve
you
,
well,
ito
win
your
goodwill
and
continued
patronage,
'because
it
'Uibh-Gompany.
The
men
who
drill
for
oh
the
sailors
who
man
great
tankers
,
on
;the
Atlantic
and
v
Pacific,
"the
workers
in
the
refineries,
the
chemists
in
the
ilaboratories,
;the
agents
at
country
bulk,
stations,
the
drivers
on
the
trucks,
the
salesmen
at
(the
service
stations
most
of
these
are
'not
only
employee's.;
they
.are
shareholders
:too.
They
are
Responsible
people
with;an
interest'
in-thebu3iness':and
so
weihavefaifh
in
their
ability
and
desire
to
serve
you
.well.
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AT
THE
SIGN
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All-Round
Surprise
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