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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH'
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince-Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P;
PULLEN
-
Managing-Editor
'
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Jan.
2,
1935
THIS
IS'
THE
TIME
This
is
the-time'to
consider
what
is
going
to
be
done
this
year
in
regard
to
beautifying
the
city.
The
city
of
Victoria
'is
ah-eady
laying
plans
foiv
1935
to
make
the
city
more
attractive
to
tourists-and
others
as
well
.'as
a
source.
of
enjoyment
to
the
home
people.
They
-have
found,
that
beautify-
ng
pays.-
In
Prince
Rupert
we
are
making
good
progress.-
Many
took
ud
the
work
last
vear
for
the
first
time
and
others
MIGHT
BE
BEAUTY
SPOT'
water
is
already
there;
The
land
has
already
been
levelled-at
the
hnttnm.
Artistin
trees
are
-?rowintr
and
the
cost"
of"
e
Omental
fund:
and.
it
was?
then"
decided
to
proceed',
with
the
work;
u'ing
volunteer?
labor
While
there
lsmuch
to
be
done1
yet:
the
hall
Is
now
In
condition
to
-ir
used
regularly
by
the
regiment.
The
money
teceived
from
the
Do-
n'nlon
government
as
rent.
Is
to
uilPfrMihw-Rnnrt.
It
ir
hrmprf
'
that
this
vear
will
,
see
manv
bty
applied
to
completing
the
buUd
u
J.v.
ru5nBt5
alonovc
r?
which,
it
is
understood,
will
be
,UU'BH""US
JU1U
",c
vt'
""-
idfcne
"l"VZrn
almosfifnmediately.
The
men's
One
of
the
of!thepast
season.has
been
,
encouragmg.signs
room
u
t0
be
ntted
up
the
number,
of
people
who-are
renting'
houses-
who
havejand
it
is
hoped
to
instai
shower
in
rent
th-those-who
keen
their
nlaces
neat
and
tidy
and
i
Resimentai
Life
thpv
shmild
insist
that!
11
ls
announced
that
the
regiment
Ullvv
.
bllv
jf
tuiu
v;uv
iuu
uva
vwv
vnvj;
-
-
i
the
tenants-keep
tnem
.cuitivatea.
ln-.tnacway
one
oi
mo
problems
of.
beautification
would
be
overcome..
w.U.be
reorganized
and
recruiting
will
commence
almost
immediately.
With
such
a
splendid
drill
hallJ
!
which
can
be
made;
the
centr&
fori
norts
and
games,
there
will
be
9
RSfiPPrhB
rinlp
atrt.hp
HnrU
nf
the
Court
Hoilse
is
being
Sreat
opportunity--for
creating
an
-
nniTvfa,V
.V-nf
rt.rr,;QQO
tn
h
n
hpantif
ill
snnkpn
i
sanization
.which
wllUnot-only
be
gardenrwe
hope
some
organization
will
take
hokbof
the
old
railway
hotel.site
and
conver.tit
into
a
sunken
garden.
The
converting
it
into
a
gardennvould
be
comparatively,
small.:';
"0n'lch
was
attended,
.
'the
visitors
It
would
be
necessary
to
secure
a
i
lease
of
the
property,
i.
Gol
D
JohntOB4
were-
received'
ornJr
by
Lieut.
comt
.iromiine
uanaaian
iauonai
Duiit
seems
nneiy
uiai
tuuiu
be
done
without
difficulty.
Possibly
the
Canadian
National
might
be
induced
to
beautify.
thatspot-If
it
were
converted
into
a
garden
it
might
easily-be
the-prettiest
spot
in
Prince
Rupert
and
.would
be
something
that
all
tourists
would
wish
to
see.
iWitn
conaitions
improving
on
tne
railway
it.
wouia
De
a
and
ueut.
j.
tc
Harvey
served'
tea-igtqat
thing
to
have-the-sunken
garden
there
for
touristsi'n
the
officers-
mess.
Excellent
mu-n.
standdmire.
Nothing
that
could
be
done
in
the
city!
J6
for,
dancing;
was
supplied
by
tvogta7gival
good-results
as
this
spot
which
is
today
only!
mhbi
tra
regiment'
has-
been
the-
re
fan
.eye;
sorev
;
GITY
DID'GOOD
WORK
"The-city
has-done-some-good
work
in
beautifying-the
city
property
Between
the
.city.
hall
and
the
end
.of
Fourth
Avenue
on
either
side
of
the
winding
path
and'.alsoin.the
plot
where
the
handball
court
was
formerly
located.
It
is
hoped'that
this
good:
work
will'
continue
and
be
extended
i
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER'
Pauiful1
Proof
By
Westoyer
.T
VvJEUV.
,
Tiuu
I
e
I
Sae
m5
r-oOver
w-.ej"
-s
-rvni
cw
inc.
I
a-defense
unit
but
will.be
a
means
of
giving
the-j-ounr
men
of
the-city
that
physical
development
which
is
so
desirable.
At'
the
reception
yesterday
after-
manding,
and.Major
a
V.
Evitt,
as-
sfsted-by
Captain
A:
E.
Parlow
and
Captain
J.
S;
Wilson;
Lieut.
Reld
McLennan.
and'Dn
J.
Hi
Carson,
the
regimental
medical
officer,
were
in
charge
of
the
refreshments
in
the
mens
gallery
and
Lieut.
O;
A.
Rix
-7TT
;
cipienti
of"
several,
useful
pieces
of
furniture-
and:
appropriate
pictures
i
which
have
proved
very
acceptable.
son's
boi
specie
votj
rvB-
aCl
TX.M
K-
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4..
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The;
Dally,'
News'can
be
pjr
chased!
at;
Post'.
Office.
Newsi
Stands.
323i
so
that
we
can
all
feel
that
the
citv
is
taking
the
lead
m
!
oranviiie-stu
Vancouver.-
4
-
.....
.
V.U'
.r
-
the
work
of
improvement.
t
This
beautification
work
is
one
in
which
all
citizens
may
join.
It
would
be
a
great
thing
to
have
Prince
Rupert
known
as
"The
City
of
Roses,"
one
of
the
most
beautiful
spots
on
the
continent
It
is
quite
within
the
realms
of
possibility.
All
that
is
needed
is
united
action.
Kant
A'nilinrxnn)
Prtnp,!
r
ueorge;
BjC.
-h
R.
W'
Riley;
Terrace;
BjCC
oenerai
storei
Anvox:.
4!
Smithers-DntcrStore-Hmlthf
f-
rs.
BXi:
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toonc
ft.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Rangers
FtClC&C
OUT
THE
to
wefcv
to
TUB
fcNCT
V
Vttal
JJUXil
NSYTH
lBiBiBi,Local
Regiment
to
be
Reorganized
g;
Andi
Recruited:
to
Strength,
in
New
Armory
Acquired
For
the
Purpose
tKirst.
Annual.
New.
Year.
Reccptiom
Heidi
Yesterday
Building:
Constructed!
asiltesult
oD
Splendid'
-
Go-operativo.
Effort
American
Division
10
10
8
6
in
One
of
the
most
outstanding
examples
of:
the
effective-
ness'oFlocal
co-operation
and
effort
was
seep
yesterday
"iby.those-wKo
attended'the
annual
New
Year
reception
at
the
Armory
of
the
First-
North
B.
C.
Regiment,
102nd!.Bat
talion,
the-first'to
beKeldMh
the
new
building,
formerly
the
Ola
LOUntrV
JOCCC.
Auditorium..T.he.property
was
purchased.
for
tha'purpose-
ior
wnicn
u
is
now
oeing
usea,
partly
rebuilt'
frorm
the
local
regimental
fund,
andl
when
the
money
was-
all'
used,
the?
members
of
the
HI
regiment
got
busy
and
did'
what
nj
ivork.they,
could.themselves,
spend
ing
long
evenings
and
holidays
us
ing1
the
hammer
and
saw."
to
such"
.
.
yood
effect
that
it'has-been
possible-
Toronto
Loses-
Second
Stralehr
In
to
move
regimental
headquarters
National
Hockey
League
into
the
building
and
hold
a
most
Maroons
GoingtStrongt
delightful
New
Yean
reception.
there.
CHICAGO,
Jan..
2r
CP-Mon-
Fossibly,the
mostmoticeablerplece"
trcaiiMaroonscontlnuitdUheirrwin-of
work,
done
by
the:
amateur
car
-
nihgistreak-by
defeatlngtHeBtack
penters
is
the-officers'."
mess
roorar
Hawkv-ima;
keenly-contested.
game
which
Is
very
artlstlcall-panelled!
here
last
nlghl:
in.
the.
National:
with
fin-
veneer,
the-
whole
of
the.
Hod-fey)
Lteagtte;
work
in
the
roora-.bcing?thVworkVof
?
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
lost:
thein
the
officers
themselves
witH
the
secondJstrnightand?autaineditheliT
exception'
of'
the-
floor
The
ser
fourthirevrrEe-offthecsoasomaUtri-y
geants'
messrooin
has-been.
prepare
itandsiofatte'Hfcd'.Wlngsiat'Detrollu
ed
by
the-sergeants
and
all.
have'
only?
one
goal,
being
required-to
been
aided:
by
war.
veterans,
and.
set
tlefthetissue?
former
members'
of
the
regiment-
TJie,Ne.wrY6rfciAmericanskepttun
who
are-carpenters-and'
who
gam
thelh
winning-waysiby
vanquishing
their
services.
the-
Canadians-
iw
a.
free-scoring;
When
the
remalnsof
:thebuildlng,
were
purchased
for
the
regiment
from
L.
J:
Marren.iollowlng.the
fire
which
destroyeda
great
deai:of
it,
the
sum:
of!
five
thousand
dollars
war
expended:
on
the
malm
part
of
i
he
structure?
Thl-
exhausted!
threi
2
6
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WHIFFLETS
From'
tlie
Waterfront'
-"I
C
N.
R!
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Neil
McLean;
arrived
in
port
'
at
10
o'clocW
last'
night
on-a-
regu1-larly
xhedulecr
voyago-
from'
Vanw-
cuuver.
via:
ines
uueen
unanoiio.ii
-
i
IJ-landS'.inrt
will
hlifrn
until
in
O'rlnpb.
Prlrt.iv.-tiltrht
-whan-
ct-iw'iirtll
-
-
r.
.
....'..
.....
sail
on
her
return
south
over'
thai
same
route.-
-;
.
With
an
ex(pUonalyllahtftll5t
pf
passengers.
Union
steamer
Ca
lala,
CapV.
JamesFlndlay,
returned
tb
port
at
9:10;
yesterday
morning
from
Anyoxi
Stewart
and
other
northern
Rolnts
and.
sailed
at
l:30i
pan.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
I
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
In:
port
on
time
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Oiean
Falls
and'wlll
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
shewill
retum
here-tomorrow
evening
southbound.
!
Daily
News
Want-Ads.
al
vays
bring
quick
results;
t
NliW.
VJwtllS
DAY
iN(iiJisim.iiAii'iii
FIrstlDivinon
Blackburn
Kbvcft
T,
TtHtetihar-Hotspurs!).
Bverton
2.
Derby
County
1
Middled
pugl
2.
WVerpeok
Sheffi
tld
Wttiday-B
Id
VW
Brum
wich
Albion
1.
SCOmSHUIAlIB
.
First
Division
Aberdeen
3,
Dunaec
0.
Albion
Rovers
(T,
AlnMewnihrii
V
Clyde-
3:
Fartlek
Thlifte
4r
Hamilton
Motherwell
i.
Hearts
5.
Hibernians
2.
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St.
Mlfren.4'
Queens
Park.
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Queen
of
South.
7.
Arr
United.
1
non-serf
2,
Celtic
L
St.
Johnstone
5
Dunferr&ltne
1.
SCOTTISH.
LBAGUR.
First
lilvMon.
pmes-att
MOntreall
The
Atneri
fliraneonmnr
namnwi
.
Iulvk
now
consolldatedl
their
hoia.
mlcals
2.
bn.thlrd'nlAceihthe
Ihternatl6nal
Ajrunitea
i.
KirawrnocK-i.
Division
.
standing
with-
four
pointt
CeItieQaeen'r
to
theeDod1orentrterGanadlens
p-ayea.
Newu
Year's-.
nlghtifcoreswere?
o&
fftllbwa
M6ntreal'2.
Chlcago
i:
Detroitt
i;.Tttronto(0.
caradJ.enCfewY6rfctAlnerieans'
New
York
Rangers
2,
Boston
5.
.Hockey
Standings
International
-Division
W.
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F.
A.
P
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3-13
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Dbndee
1.
Heart
5.
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1
Aberderf
V.
Falkirk-2.
Clyde-4:
Hibernians
1.
St:
JMrnatoee
1
Mot
het
well
5.
Albion
Romi
2:
Parttck
Thistle
l:
Ranters
0.
St.
Mlrren
1.
Queen
of
'South
1.
(Cut
thl$
cuO
HOW
TO
MAKE
A
MUSTARD
PLASTER
Grandmother's
TesleJ
Remedy
Mke
paite
of
equal
parti
Colmn'
Muitard
aod
flour
and
aprradon
cot
Ion
clethCover
with
pirceol
flannel.
Apply
latter
forfrom
I5to30
minute.
For
children
or
if
akin
ia
etpccially
en
aitive;
add
more
flour.
Mut'
It'hiiteTt
are
aaplendMl
remedy
for:
tooti(bn
and
cold
and
ao
raty
ton
-
a
Fur
all'iunticinal
uea
ffirttliirli
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la-
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Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
tonof'No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat.
Oats
and
Barley.
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Rupert
Eced.
Co..
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INTERIOR.
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PRINCE
CEORGEi.B.C.
.
3IG
CROWD
AT
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With
a
crowd
of
over
six
hundred
reeent
to
usher
in
the.
New
Year
at
ttfu:
m
moose,
dance:
Sis
Hundred
There
Mcil.1y
Ms
Ml
"J
1
Tn
ITther
in
NV
Year
Wedrnwday,
January
2,
1933
Tny
Prince
George
and
Riverside
Brand.
Button
For
Sale,
at
MARKKA
At
Attractive
Ill-ices
the
Moose
HaiL
thor
Mcosa
Legioni
-
U'(IIJim
Willlin
INinnu
put
on
one
of
'trie
most
successful
,
,,
and
I'lir
Yoit
frolies
ever
held
in
Prince
RUoert.A
Prosperous
As
th
beJUwer
chlmlnr'.at
mid'
nightUlttle
Joyce
Moranj
drewed
asiSI'
We
1935.
came
into
the
hall
and
was
bkked
up
0
rear
North
Moose
0.
J.
-Baoon,
who
-wished
all
a
veryihappy
and
prosperous
New
Year
Mrs.
Black's
Orchestra
provided
music
and
O.
Rover
was
master
of
IBTBrB
BfMIB'B'Bi
tat
135
cremortes.
The
committee
In
-
goodlvill
and
p;itV()liage
cnarge
consisted
oi
r.
Jtorvis.
'
u.
m
Peterson.
J
Ratchford
B
Ruisall,
5
L.
ShibiK.
R.
Lonu.
P
Brewer,
T
5
Morgan,
O;
K.
Nelson
and
FT
Scad--
den.
MACKENZIE'S
I'LMLN'ITITRE
USED
(IOODK
lawrett
Itante.
like
new
Chesterfield
Suite,
(ood
con
rillion
Two
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