Pat
bcr
15.
1835
Koven:
-PAQE
FIVE
DAILY
NEWS
1
lLIfnV
Officiated
At
Funeral
Rites
.
c"
of
Oyama.
Orand
..u-
rwMfellows'
Lodne
for
cter
oi
uc
Lvin-e
of
British
Columbia.
'
.fd
the
ritualistic
service
at
c.ir.if
Cemetery
when
Inter.
Me
Wl,,lam
stnllh
t
of
place
Previously
there
had
wrvlce
in
the
cha-
"1,1
Oie
B.
C
Undertakers
with
C
D-
Clark?,
pastor,
of
First
Itrf
Cnurcii,
uu.w"6.
.
Shan
Pavlei
presiding
at
the
m
ti)
accompany
iik
uyiiuis
th
were
Lead,
mnaiy
uigni
i
"Nearer
"
"
...
.
i-..:
i
rt
was
a
targe
avwuuuim;
m
funeral
service
and
pallbearers
t
John
Morrison,
John
Oahl,
D.
jjifPhee
Ocnrge
Howe,
William
and
W
S
Hammniiu.
late
Mr
Smith
had
been
a
it
of
Prince
Rupert,
since
rcbl
1911
when
he
came
to
the
yfrora
the
Klondyke
where
he
d
bffn
encaged
In
mining
for
an.
hafin
Pone
nortn
In
th-
Id
Bush
of
1898
He
was
born
C8
am
ago
at
New
Glasgow,
Quebec.
.sides
Itirold
Smith
here,
there
Is
other
brother
Robert
Bmith,
and
sister
Mba
Mury
Smith,
both
at
r-kAi..njl
j
ay
gi
Tuc
y
morning
In
the
In:
Ri.pf
'
General
Hospital
here
h
t.,1
brrn
a
patient
for
ant
Ads
FORSAKE
OR
SALE
OR
RENT
Cottage,
!
Main
Artsue
Ofnclal
Admlnls-
'
trator.
(tf)
OR
SAL&
-Office
safe,
t&tra
thick
walls,
giving
perfect
protection
igafiut
fire
Dally
News.
rtf
)
IV
THE
M
l-KKMK
(OIKT
Or
BRITIVM
C'DM
MIIIA
III
I'riiliale
And
Mailer
of
hr
"Ailniliil-f
rnt
Ion
Af
Mattrr
of
thi
rXute
of
Samuel
"tli'livon
Moore.
Iirrnivrd.
U0
NOTICE
Mint
by
order
of
His
:e
FlsJier
the
6th
clay
ol
.,35
I
was
apcjlntrd
Admin
it
A
vie
ut
Samuel
Btp)i.
I.
late
f
Anyox.
B.
C
IX'-.
all
txirUen
hauliur
claim?
c
j
ejialf
are
hereby
required
me
properly
verified
to
me
'
t-
December
15th
H35
niul
ndebled
to
the
estate
aro
:
y
the
amount
at
ttwlr
3
m
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
..
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
'
'(
.1
day
of
November
1935
I.AM)
ACT
'
Intent
Inn
tn
aiiplv
Itolm
.
West
COO
to
I
jiikI
HUNC3
RUPERT
I-and
Itecordlr.fc
"
-
rk::e
6
Qaa..
oaid
situate
iwL
r
'
o'
lh
w
A
M(
'-t
Iise
on
SKteki
Bay.
Btm
h"1
William
Anthony
ki
Bly-
Stephetuj
IM.
(nflT.
'-merman
and
Trapper
In-
lanZ:
'..'-ahor
laniU:-
toisli
i
"
a
pant
planted
on
a
iti
'
nn
on
Iniet
of
81:1-
KoaUm.,1
-,
20
FVct
west
of
my
lef
iT'
wealed
approxun-
Broia
J,
m!h
outh
of
the
W.
A.
UOQ
theju
Wet
Viu
S
lliice
North
900
Feet
0
tw
..'800
Pwvt:
Uienro
South
ARMISTICE
TeH
to
Tlilrw
'
k
irWMlfnnt
and
containing
nwre
or
less.
Dated
WlLLtAM
ANTHONY
BROWN
Novem-K-r
4t.h
loss
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FRESH
SHIPMENT
wnolcum
&
ConKoleum
Vpn,
lawerns.
Freshen
home
nowl
Vhone
775
your
NEW
ROYAL
HUTEL
Zafein.
Proprietor
"A
"OMR
AWAY
FKOIVI
UOMK"
?"
Hot
&
cola
Waer
OBSERVED
Church
Service,
Remembrance
Day
Ceremonies
and
Tag
Day
At
Smithrra
SMITHERS.
Nov.
15:-On
Sunday
evening
returned
soldiers
throughout
the
Valley
gathered
at
I
the
Legion
Hall
and
paraded
to
Uv'
United
Church
where
Armistice
I
ujniie
service
was
held
by
Rev.
L
J-
Hales
of
the
Anglican
Church
and
Rev.
David
Donaldson
of.
the
United
Church.
The
combined
choirs
of
both
churches
rendered
exellent
musk
and
the
church
was
filled
to
the
doors
for
the
occasion.
Monday's
Parade
On
Monday
morning,
the
returned
men
again
met
at
the
Legion
nan
unaer
command
of
Lt.
Co'.
uaie
ana,
neaded
by
pines
and
drums
and
also
by
the
Smlthera
Brass
Band,
they
marched
to
the
cemetery
where
services
were
i-
galn
held
at
11
o'clock
in
the
soldiers'
plot.
The
weather
was
very
fine
and.
as
the
snow
plow
had
been
over
the
road
ahead
of
the
iwrade.
the
road
was
In
good
condition
for
the
manhlng
which
was
much
appreciated
by
the
veterans
as
thev
wun?
along
singing
their
old,
marhlng
songs
of
the
Great
War.
'
The
parade
was
dismissed
at
the
legion
Hall
upon
Its
return
from
the
service
at
the
cemetery
and
the
men
entertained
at
the
hall
throughout
the
day
'
The
Armistice
dance,
which
tool:
place
In
the
evening
In
the
Smithers
Hall,
was
a
very
sue-cesful
occasion.
The
dancing
floor
was
crowded
and
the
mu.ic
sup-olled
by
Oazeley's
eight
I'iecs
orchestra,
left
nothing
Xo
be
de
sired.
I
The
hall
had
been
suitably
de-orated
for
the
event
by
the
dance
committee
of
the
Legion.
'
The
Armistice
dance
at
Smlthers
always
brings
out
a
large
attend-!
Doodads-Grads
!
1
Win
in
Bowling!
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
,MAC
TOST
:
'WON
ED
AMD
ivv'S
Hfe
CAN'T
CCME
OVET2.
f3CU5E
HE
HAS,
TQ
CVEAH
UH
THE
This
is
the
impressive
scene
as
Canada
thrown
Prime
Minister
W
L.
Mackenzie
come,
while
the
famed
author.
John
Buchan,
now
Lord
Tweedsmuh.
sit.
on
th
Lord
Tweedsmuir
and
Lady
throne.
The
federal,
cabinet
Is
seated
around
the
labia
In
th
foreground.
Lady
KliiK
officially
welcomed
her
new
governor-general,
iwee'dsmulr
Premier
King
Is
seen
In
the
foreground
uadinj,
his
address
of
wel-
Tweedsmuir,
holding
a
magnificent
bouquet,
Bits.
to
the
right
cn
the
thronf
ance
and
this
year's
dance
was
no
.
exception.
i
216;
'
Garnet.
241;
Colussl.
150;,
Sale
Of
Poppies
I
Johnstone,
202.
i
The
sale
of
Popples
carried
out
Doodads
McKeown.
288;
Ing-.
by
a
committee
of
young
ladies
ram,
214;
Colussl,
272;
Parent,
237;
on
Saturday
proved
to
be
one
pf
Jonasson,
180.
the
most
successful
sales
of
these
Rangers
Montgomery,
208;
Jo-!
emblems
that
the
local
branch
nasson,
159;
Malberg,
253;
Armour
has
experienced
and
proceeds
274;
Raybone.
283.
were
a
great
deal
in
excess
11
iasi
year.
AS
CANADA'S
NEW
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
RECEIVED
OFFICIAL
WELCOME
FROM
PRIME
MINISTER
Annette's
10
7540
P.
R.
Grads
10'
CG81
Defeated
llrunettes
and
Hangers
In
nnnriirU
m'
rr.f
Udies
league
rixiurcs
Rangers
10
N,eht
i
Maccabees
10
T'a
Klueblrds
10
t-j-j.
.ir
.-.c
,no,
uuuuauo
ucicdicu
ui
um.
vvo
a.
N'
A
to
979
and
Prince
Rupert
Grads
won
over
Rangers
1403
to
1177
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
last
night.
High
fcorer
for
the
evening
etle
.
J..
nnrnll,,,
Dilllniii
nf
llm
Rangers.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Brunettes-rMontesano,
170;
Berg,
1
m
T
m-
te'.v
.10
Brunettes
10
(3.N.K.
TKA1NS
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
days
(heavemlvI
GO
OMER
AWOHEUR
the
pooh
BO
"'1
r
csh
ic'rM
.ou
pcocM
Ha!
Ha
!
IT'S
MICE
A
BOV-
t-VT
AAC'S
HOME
TO
HAVE
yVU
COME
CWEE..
AMD
HELP
ME
1
.
...
i
III
IC
WOO
VlbWl
TD
HO'JSl-
-TCiAc5HTEM
'lVJV:
KCf'
THIKlCiS
UP
)
.
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1
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at
w
C075
6101
5919
5729
5233
and
666
608
610
573
528
WMFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
t
lo
jv
,tofl
Ihrif
fnrtv
or
SO
m
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
Five
Pins
November
15
Pioneer
Laundry
Post
Office;
Old
Empress
vs.
Z
TiT
r
,
carloads
oi
grain
will
have
arrived
Gamble
&
Stone.
oon
Woodslde
o
Nelsor
m
.
oCn
289;
247;
260;
p
fQt
AlbsrU
Nwemjer
22post
offlM
vS
0M
Mcrauoen,
Js;
iiamng.r.
ui.
i
wheat
Pooi'S
iOCai.elevator
by
Mon-
Empress;
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
Pio-
'
,
iday
morning,
a
couple
of
wheat
neer
Laundry.
LADIES'
IIDU'LINC
LEAGUE
trains
being
dut
In
over
the
week-
November
29
Pioneer
Laundry
r
Tti
au
end-
Owing
to
the
condition
of
the
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lambie
&
Stone
75
railway
line
at
present,
oniy
ugnt
vs.
uuire.
.
y.
rf.
trains
are
being
bandied.
December
G-Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adc-
bie
&
Stone.
laide,
Capt.
S.
Kt
Gray.
Is
duo
in
December
13
Post
Office
vs.
Old
port
at
3:15
this
afternoon
from
the
Empress;
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
Pio-
sou
in
ana
win
uu
at
iu
p.in.
uu
icc
uuuuui;.
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
.
jxjlpts.
ington
which
moved
from
the
dry
If-
doak
down
to
the
Canadian
Na-
'
.Albert
Farrow,
sleamboat
inspec-
tional
wharf
yesterday
afternoon
lor,
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
to
be
re-outfltted
for
resumption
last
night
on
hi
return
to
Van-
of
her
lighthouse
work
after
hav-coliver
after
a
vlilt
to
the
city
to
Ing
been
at
the
dock
for
the.
past
Inspect
the
lighthouse
tender
New-
few
weeks
for
annual
overhaul.
It's
"Dust
Too
Much"
CUlimAGE
LEAGUE
STANDING
j
The
league
standing
to
date.
!
For
Ai'st'
1
s-'
:-
C.'N.
R.
A.,'...
47'
('34
:
j
Canadian
Legion
I...62
46
Grotto
.1.
58
50
I
Moose
.52
56
j
Elevator.
.....50
58
I
Meat
Packers
4C
62
J
Sons
of
Norway.
,.,44
37
j
Oddfellows,...-.
-
-.-....20
34
FURS
FURS
We
have
orders,
for
31
ink,
Marten,
Lynx,
Foxes,
Weasels,
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
highest
cash
prices.
Also
all
-your
other
furs
at
full
market
value.
Trial
shipment
will
convince
you.
Ship
now
to
J.
CLONES
.
PRINCE
GEORGE,
I1.C.
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Rod
Sockeye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
1
I
najEILL.
THE
W
FfPI"
fTJ
.
THIS
DUST
j-m
SfrK
bOORiS
.
Jpft
HE'S
EX-
tSt-J:
U
s
:
SO
THICK.
0trf
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'
It's
a
Gift
T"T55T
feu
(yes,
this
is
vviose
lorj
..
JCMSij
THAN
A.
BIG
DAV
ISI
V--r-
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THAT'S
tH
A
ROMAN'S
With
Mac!
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MAC
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TV
KSOiMd,
MAC'
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LA!
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THIS
S
111;
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by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
ll
wiw
Head
t-ltc
wnnt.
nds.
Bv
Wstover
,)
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