ivembcr
30,
1935
NO'
DAILY
NEWS
,NEQUALLED
VALUES
IN
Tl
VCtli
lilt
liu-i
vrtWMMi
tut
riviwt.i
tlllii
l.l
,
an
iilinost
bewildering
variety,
livery
typo
n
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KIll'lHllI
Iklll
IxTii-ii
lmi)i;iii
nit;--ii
.
uuu
Tlicv'n
plainly
priced
and
there's
lots
of
room
ui
liw'lillll.
"
'
TluiT
s
i,'so
011
display
a
splendid
army
of
ItflSTlC
GIFT
CALENDARS
ulifiill.v
designed
and
conveniently
arranged.
Conic
.1
i
iiw.m
iivit
1
lu'
re's
no
ohliL'silion
In
itnrrli;ii
I'ox
No.
1
.
"
One
dozen.
Regular
value
50c.
All
folders
with
envelopes
.
.
23
Itox
No.
2
Regular
75c.
Beau-'
tiful
colored
folder
gnd
envelopes.
15
cards
....
35
Box
No.
5
Re?,
value
$1.50.
De
Luxe
Series,
ttcards
....
$1
Box
No.'
3
Reg.
f
1.00.
Large
delightful
Christmas
folders.
21
cards
73c
ulividual
Cards"
priced
at
2
for
ac,
5c.
10c
and
15c.
For
fa
lio
have
put
oil'
ordering
their
PH1VATE
taniS
(JMKKTINd
GAUDS
FOIt
OVKItSKAS
lllL,
wish
to
announce
there
is
still
time.
We
print
imting
Cards
in
our
own
Printing
Plant
and
can
exc-
lulc
yuur
orders
in
a
few
hours.
tose,Cowan
&
LattaLtd.
BES.NEU
HLOCK,
THIRD
STREET
ENTRANCE.
We
Invite
You
to
Come
and
Inspect
Our
Stock
of
Useful
and
Practical
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
Our
selection
this
year
is
much
larger.
Gifts
for
every
member
of
the
family.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
,.
M
FURS
Fr'en-lym,
Foxes,
Weasels,
N
we
j
F
Sliest
cash
prices.
Also
111
yOUr
0lr
f.iro
fnll
Part
VflW
ml1
.Ul
Aiiai
OiUJJillCilW
I
111
convince
you.
Ship
now
to
J
CLONES
JCE
GEORGE,
B.C.
D.
LUMBER
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
COMPANY
Haysport,
B.C.
ELIO
McRridc
St.
hone
311
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
We
Buy
-
-
We
Sell
PHONE:
GREEN
121
ASBESTOS
CEMENT
r
0r
Stoves,
Ranges
and
Furnaces.
It
is
especially
suited
for
OIL
BURNERS
l.ik
Stove
P
ZUc;
2.
can,
35c;
5-lb.
can,
7&c
Olove
Boards,
Coal
Hods,
Stove
Shovels,
jacsutw
stove
Pipe
Enamel,
Oil
Funnels
With
Strainers
THnMnv,
lZlUit
Avenue
1'honc
101
PROSPERITY
RETURNING
Necessity
of
Government
Expenditures
For
Relief
Near
Over,
''Uv
fteclarcs
""pfgy,
ATLANTA,
Ga..
Nov.
30:
The
tlays
of
public
spending
are
nearly
over
and
federal
relief
will
be
greatly
curtailed
after
the
New
Year,
President
Franklin
D.
Roose
velt
declared
in
addressing
a
huge
gathering
in
Georgia
Tech
Stadium
here
yesterday.
Claiming
success
of
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Also
Beauty
Rest
"
42.50
Mattress
Buy
a
Spring
Filled
Mattress
For
Christmas
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
NEW
HOTEL
IS
OPENING
Bessborouch
At
Saskatoon
Newest
Link
In
Canadian
National
,
.
Chain
MONTREAL,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
The
Bessborough
Hotel
at
Saskatoon,
newest
link
in
the
Canadian
National
Railways
chain
of
hotels,
will
open
on
December
10,
it
was
officially
announced
today
by
Hon.
C.
P.
Fullerton",
K.C.,
chairman
of
his
four
billion
dollar
work
relief
approximately
260
berooms
with
program,
the
government
would
a
whole
floor
of
sample
rooms.
Continue
to
seek
to
provide
Useful
public
rooms,
etc.,
designed
In
the
work
instead
of
the
dole.
I
French
Renaissance
style.
Its
arch-
It
was
clear,
said
the
president,
!ltecture
ls
ln
keeping
with
that
Of
that
material
nrosnerltv
was
re-
oth
hotel
oi
the
Canadian
'Nat-
turning
to
the
United
States,
mak-n
commands
a
spier-
ing
the
necessity
for
relief
much
!
:--
r-
port
of
"the
man
In
the
street."
Last
Relief
Allotments
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Nov.
30:
Last
allotments
of
federal
relief
unds
are
now
being
sent
to
states
and
territories,
announced
Harry
Hopkins,
federal
relief
administra
tor,
yesterday.
There
would
be
no
more
cash
advances
for
direct
re
lief,
he
said.
Twenty-six
states
had
been
previously
cut
off.
Sees
Roosevelt
Victory
DENVER,
Nov.
30:
Stopping
off
here
following
a
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
Postmaster
General
James
A.
Farley
declared
yesterday
that
there
was
no
doubt
but
that
Presi
dent
Roosevelt
would
be
renomi
nated
for
the
chief
executiveshlp.
"And
he
will
be
accorded
as
smash
ine
a
victory
in
1936
as
that
of
1932,"
Farley
declared.
Literary
Digest
Poll
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
30:
The
Liter
!
ary
Digest
poll
on
the
New
Deal,
so
I
far
as
recorded
to
date,
shows
44.1
percent
in
favor
of
the
New
Deal
I
i
rr
n
-
I
i
ana
os.a
against..
the
trustees.
The
new
hotel
has
did
location
on
the
bank
of
the
Cud.
nnl..v.
r
.
i
!.
u
junction
of
Twenty-first
Street
iKU
uunb
icirci
wuuiu
uc
turn-
,
..
.
...
..
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
and
Spadina
Avenue.
crease
in
public
revenues
led
the
t
especlally
to
meet
the
needs
chief
executive
to
predict
decreas.
ling
deficits.
The
increase
ln
debt
j
caused
by
the
New
Deal
and
emer-
'
jgency
measures
he
did
not
believe
inconsistent
with
the
country's
re-j
sources
nor
had
It
Injured
the
country's
credit.
j
As
a
result
of
government
policies,
3,500,000
employables,
the
President
declared,
had
been
able
'to
leave
the
relief
rolls,
j
President
Roosevelt
was
accorded
j
a
great
reception.
Speaking
politi
cally,
he
said
he
expected
little
aid
I
from
"big
business'1
ln
the
next
letertinn
hut.
rilrt
antlrlnatfi
ths
sim-
of
the
travelling
public
ln
Western
Canada.
The
"home
away
from
home"
atmosphere
has
been
suc
cessfully
established
as
the
gue3t
rooms
are
not
only
carefully
laid
out
and
arranged,
but
are
most
comfortably
furnished.
In
addi
tion
to
the
main
dining
room
on
the
main
floor,
a
very
up
to
date
cafeteria
will
be
operated
on
the
ground
floor,
where
the
best
of
foods
will
be
served..
The
hotel
ls
splendidly
equipped
to
handl
conventions
and
gatherings
of
all
sizes
as,
ln
addition
to
the
large
rooms,
there
are
a
number
of
smaller
rooms
'available
for
com
mittee
work.
Special,
attention
has
been
directed
to
the
needs
of
com.
merclal
men
and
the
seventh
floor
has
been
laid
out
entirely
for
their
use,
all
space
being
de
voted
to
bed
sample
rooms
which
contain
unique
lighting
arrange
ments
for
the
display
of
goods.
H.
W.
Aslln,
formerly
manager
of
the
MacDonald
in
Edmonton
has
been
appointed
'manager
of
the
Bessborough.
Mr.
Aslln
is
well
versed
In
the
needs
syii
Idemands
of
the
travelling
public
having
had
many
years
of
,
hotel
exper
lence
ln
various'
parts4
of
Canada.
Visitor
From
New
Zealand
Was
Honored
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE'
CITY,
Nov
30:
Mrs.
G.
A.
Charter
was
host
ess
at
a
party
in
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Hospital
in
honor
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
Newstead
of
New
Zeal
and,
who
is
.visiting
her.
Much
In
terest
and
amusement
arose
out
of
the
various
games
and
contests
ln
which
the
following
won
prizes
MesdamesH.
R.
Beaven,
C.
Han,
O
Hill,
A
Chrlstcnsen
and
P.
Dwyer
and
Misses
M.
B.
Haan,
C.
Beaven
and
E.
Harrison.
Delicious
refresh
ments
were
served
by
Jhe
hostess
assisted
by
Miss
B.
Carmichael,
Those
present
werer
Mesdamcs
H.
R.
Beaven.
A.
Cooke,
A
Chrlst-ensen,
P.
Christensen,
G.
Carmichael,
A.
Duval,
P.
Dwyer,
F.
Evans
J.
Haan
sr.,
J.
Haan
Jr.,
C.
Haan.
H.
Hanson,,
O.
Hill,
G.
Joliffe,
C.
Nelson,
G.
Mewbauer,
L.
Olson,
B.
Roberts,
H,
Hacksmuth,
R
Mac-Kenzle,
and
H.
Morreau,
and
Misses
E.
Beaven,
V.
Fairburn;
B.
Haan
and
E.
Harrison.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
30,
1910
Residents
pf
shack
town
on
th3
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Reserve.
aroused
by
a
resolution
of
Aid.
G.
R.
Naden
which
Would
require
them
to
move,
descended
upon
the
city
council
under
the
leadership
of
W
H.
Montgomery
and
asked
that
they
be
allowed
to
stay
until
spring,
No
definite
decision
was
made
but
It
is
possible
the
request
may
be
granted.
As
an
outcome
of
a
scuffle
on
S.
H,
Watson's
grading
contract
on
Second
Avenue,
an
Italian
lab
orer
appeared
in
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
Carss
on
a
i
chargo
,
of,-.,
assault.
A
fine
of
$10
OWNER-TRAINER
DIES
.
YSTRAD,
'MYNACH.
Wales,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Henry
Morgan
Lindsay,
one
.of
the
oldest
owner-trainer
of
National
Hunt
horses
and
a
staunch
supporter
of
racing
ln
the
west
country,
died
recently
at
his
home
here.
He
was
78
years
old.
mm
&M
KAIEft
Steamship
Sailings
or
Vancouver
Thursday
xuuuay-rri..
Prince
George
ueorge
8
o
p.m
P.xu.
inmawBxaiiraiinmiiiiEBnixatiraw
m
m
M
iiiiiHiainwi
We
have
been
appointed
BISHOP
ATTACKS
NUDISM
CAMBRIDGE,
Eng.,
Nov
30:
(CP)
Rt.
Rev.
Bishop
B.
O.
S
Hey-
Tuesday-Catala
1:30
p.m.,wood'
BlsnP
01
n
denouncing
nudlsm
sald
who
recently.
anyone
Thursday-ss.
Prince
George
10:30
p.m
Friday
ss.
P.
Adelaldc....l0
p.m.
iias
vjmiuq
a
iiuuisb
camp
uas
lur-
i
felted
the
right
to
be
called
a
Cardena
'""J
w
b"
Ss.
midnight
Nov.
3
ss.
Prin.
Norah
....
5
p.m.
!
Nnv
'?!
Prln
Mnrah
Unm.l
RECONSECRATE
CHURCH
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
ss.
Catala
u
4
pjn
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Ss,
Nov.
17
ss.
Prin.
Norah
....
a.m
For
Anyox
and
Stewarts-
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
George
4
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
....
11:30
a.m.
BOG
NOR,
Eng.,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Shortly
after
a
min
was
found!
hanging
in
Pagham
Parish
church,
J
the
Bishop
of
Chicester,
Rt.
Rev.
!
n
XT
T3o11
Vtol
A
o
cnol
1
roonn
Cardena
P-m
MmlinBal
corvlpo-
fVio
first
nf
Its1
kind
in
Sussex
for
50
years.
FASTED
UNTIL
DEATH
RANGOON.
India,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Sayaduwa
Narada,
presiding
monkj
at
the
Thin-Naungh-Chaung
mon-
j
astery
astery
m
m
f
Paung,
aung
Dea-riaaen
Dea-riaaen
i
tor
ior
A
Male
Man's
Holiday
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
'
STORE
by
Santa
Claus
;
OY
S
Children
Will
Love
Christmas
Dollar
Will
Buy
Far
More
if
You
Shop
at
HARDWARE
Gifts
At
Prices
That
Save
.
Mail
Schedule
.
"
.-.
i.
For
Vancouver
and
East--
Tuesday
.
,
jr.-pni'
Thursday
:
?:3Q
pirn
Friday
'.
IX
pit'
'
November
3
and
21
.....!i..,l4-
pJtti
From
Vancouver
and
East
j,
Sunday
I
pin.
Wednesday
,
Friday
November
17
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
.,
Lj.
Wednesday
.T..,
.We've
everything
here
to
make
a
man's
Christmas
celebration
one
that
will
be
remembered
all
through
the
year-a
grand
big
selection
of
the
finest
and
most
stylish
things
in
men's
wear
at
,very
reasonable
prices.
Come
in
and
shop
aroundthgre's
something
here
for
every
man
!
LAMBIE
&
STONE
STYLE
QUALITY
SERVICE
)
leKiifliiifBi'aiiBifuEiBiiaaiaisrnx
10
a.m.
.
A
p.rnv
JJ.'
a.m.
;
3
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Stevrfr
:..
Tuesday
ll;Sft
a.njp
Thursday
,
8
pit
,
,
For
NaM
R,,ef
tnd
port
slta9S9nZ.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
more
than
a
month,
died
recently.
;
onrin
v
-In
ni
(Sunday-ss.
Catala"
8
p.m..
During
his
illness
he
took
neither
I
From
Naas
portitinpSHt
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
food
nor
Water
and
devoted
him-
Tuesday
ss
Catala
..11:30
a.m.
self
to
meditation.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
.
.
.
-,-
Nov.
8,
22
ss.
Pr.
John
...10
p.m.,
,
.'
-
10:30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
I
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Nov.
6,
20
ss.
Pr.
John
a.m.
For
Alaska
From
Ocean
Falls
Nov.
17
ss.
Pin.
Norah
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m.
From
Alaska
.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
1
Nov.
3
ss.
Prin.
Norah
Ss.
Cardena
.
.
p.m.
!
.'
Nov.
21
ss.
Prln.
Norah
For
Ocean
Falls
From
Skecna
River
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Geprge
I
Friday
ss.
Cardena
..
a.m.
5
p.m.
5
p.m.
.
pm,
Tuesday,
.
.
11
:30
am
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islahdi
;iV
November
8
and
22
'i
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
November
ft.
and
20
ajh.
For
Alaska
v
November
17
.".........,..r.ii
p.rn.
From
Alaska
';
'
'-''
November-
3
and
21
,pra.
We
sell
circulation.
We.-haye
tti
;
We
are
ready
for
you
now!
Having
Completed
Alterations,
We
Have
a
Bigger
and.
Better
Store
and
a
Large
New
Stock!