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Every
Afternoon,
-Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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DAILY
fcUmON
TIME
TO
A
WAXEN
Wednesday,
Oct,
14,
1936
It
was
charged
at
nTcccnt
meeting
of
the
Junior'Cham-1
ber
of
Commerce
that
the
Senior
Chamber
was
nothing
like
as
active
as
it
should
be.
The
membership
has
dwind
led
until
there
are
only
a
Tittle
more
than
naif
a
hundred
in
good
standing.
It
is
useless
to
turn
back
and
look
for
:the
reason
for
the
lack
-of
interest
in
Chamber
of
'Commerce
proceedings.
What
is
much
more
important
is
to
put
some
life
into
the
dry
bones,
to
rouse
the
organization
to
greater
activity
and
to
induce
the
people
of
the
city
to
give
it
better
support.
We
are
not
suggesting
that
the
Chamber
has
not
been
doing
good
work.
It
has
been
carrying
on
what
are
known
as
the
normal
activities
of
such
a
body.
A
mass
of
detail
work
has
-been
done
and
the
secretary
has
been
kept
busy
almost
all
the
time
looking
after
its
affairs
quietly
and
unobtusiyely.
What
is
looked
for
now
is
a
revival
of
interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
city,
.particularly
through
its
leading
organization.
Jt
has
come
to
light
that
the
Nelson
Board
of
Trade
has-a
paid
-up
membership
of
170
and
yet
the
population
of
the
city
is
but
little
larger
than
the
population
of
Prince
Rupert.
If
it
has
a
thousand
more
it
is
largely
due
to
the
efforts
-of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
its
behalf.
As
we
have
pointed
out
more
than
once,
when
the
government
wants
-advice
on
any
important
business
matter
affecting
this
district,
it
seeks
it
through
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
or
Board
of
Trade,
a
body
which
is
considered
to
be
representative
of
the
business
and
professional
interests
of
the
city.
Every
self-respecting
businessman
should
be
a
member
continuously,
paying
the
fee
regularly
as
part
of
the
cost
of
doing
business
in
the
city.
For
this
he
expects
some
definite
results.
Evidently
Prince
Rupert
is
now
at
the
parting
of
the
ways;
Either
the
city
must
have:
a
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
is
a
representative
bodv
or
drop
it
altogether.
It
is
for
the
business
and
professional
interests
of
the
citv
to
decide
whether
thev
want
such
a
body
or
not
and
whether
they
are:
:ready
to
-give'it
proper
Support.lt
is
time
to
wake
up
ana
decide.
Oh!
What
a
Roll!
Yes,
-sir
You
can
always
bank
on
rolling
a
better
cigarette
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut;
For
Ogden's
has,
the
balance
you
want
coolness,
smoothness,
fragrance
that
satisfies
on
every
count.
'Ogden's
gives
you
a
higher
percent-,
age
of
smoking
enjoyment
because
it's
a
better
tobacco.
Check
Ogden's
yourself
and
see!
And
be
sure
to
use
Chantecler
or
Vogue
papers
they'll
add
interest
to
your
enjoyment
account.
N,"B.
The
purple
easy-opening
ribbon
on
the
Ogden's
package
is
a
great
convenience.
OGDEN'S
:
r
i
he
cut
PSs-Yourfipe
KnowtOgitn't
Cut
Plug..
Pete
Birnie
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral
of
Well
Known
Smithers
Young
Man
'on
Monday
SMITHERS,
Oct.
14:
The
funeral
of
the
late
A.E.
Pete)
Birnie
took
place
from
the
United
'Church,
Smithers,
on
Monday
afternoon.
The
church
was
filled
by
the
many
friends
of
deceased
and
there
were
numerous
floral
offerings
to
testify
to
the
esteem
in
which
Mr.
Birnie
was
held
in
Smithers
and
district.
Rev.
W.
B.
Mcintosh
paid
fitting
tribute
to
deceased
in
his
service.
Interment
took
place
in
the
Smi-.
thers
Cemetery.
The
late
Mr.
Birnie
is
survived
by
his
'mother,
Mrs.
K.
E.
Birnie,
who
resides
In
Smithers,
and
a
sister,
Mrs.
G.
W.
Mackay
of
Dawson.
REINDEER
COMES
IN
LONDON,
Oct.
14:
(CP)
Looking
forward
to
winter,
the
shops
are
showing
little
boots
of
leather
and
reindeer
for
women
and
girls.
HELPING
WORKING
BOYS
LONDON,
Oct.
14:
(CP)
For
reception
of
London
working
boys,
"King
George's
Jubilee
Trust
has
purchased
.Ingrrfm
Honse,
Stock-well,
as
a
hostel.
NOW
IT'S
BRIDE
PURSES
LONDON,
Oct.
14:
(CP)
LOCAL
ITEMS
ston
having
left
a
few
weeks
ago
to
meet
and
accompany
them
back.
Fire
Chief
J.
R.
Morrison,
in
his
monthly
report
to
the
hospital
board,
informed
the
board
last
night
that
it
had
been
found
that,
in
wet
weather,
a
$llme
formed
on
the
fire
escapes
which
made
them
dangerous.
It
was
suggested
that
this
might
be
rectified
by
tarring
and
putting
on
sand.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the.
house
committee
with
power
to
act.
The
(regular
monthly
'business
luncheon'of
'the
Prince
'Rupert
Gyro
Club1
was
held
iln
the
(Boston
Cafe
today
whe'n
a
number
of
matters
concerning
club,
affairs
were
up
for
consideration.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
pre
sident,
Was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendances
members.
The
finance
committee
reported
to
the
hospital
bdard
'last
'night
that
there
had
been
a
total
of
1409
ihos-
pltal
days
during
'the
month
,of
September
at
a
cost
per
hospital
day
pf
$2.50.
No
statement
of
dis
Dursements
and
receipts
-was
pre
sented.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Lyon
Lightstone,
Vancouver;
WJ
TVIarsh,
'Kamloops;
H.
'D.
Gray
-and
w.
II.
Reid,
Prince
George;
W;
Laing,
Victoria;
E.
Williams,
C.N.R
'Royal
.
Vic
Grant,
Balmoral;
R.
Mont
gomery,
city;
Johnron
Russ,
Green
vllle.
Savoy
B.
Bradley
and
J.
Campbell,
city;
John
Ferguson,
'A.
A.
'Rosang
and
'family
and
W.
J.
Lineham,
Lewis'
Island;
Mike
Mandruk,
Refuge
Bay
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
To
Insure
comfort
and
restful
sleep.
aleop
on
a
Slumber
-"Kinf;
sprint;
land
Innersprlng
Mattress
which
bears
'Simmons
famous
beddine
name.
i
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
BOWLING
IS
jHEFFERNAN
fflT
UNDERWAY!
new
building
('Power
'Corporation
and
'Grotto
Are
I
Winners
In
Ooeninc
Fixtures-
Tuesday
Night
!
The
City
Bowling
League
opened
I
the'spason
last
nltrht
with
Power
I
nnrnnrntlnn
.ifofnnllnir
Printers
!
tlltfS
Brides
Bury
at
several
fashionable
fall
wed
dings
carried
dainty
pocketbooks
more
or
less
empty
In
place
bouquets.
of
Twq
local
boys
of
juvenile
age,
who
have
been
causing
the
police
trouble
for
some
,tkne,
landed.
back
in
town
on
last
night's
train
They
had
been
sent
home
from
Prince
George
where
they
had
been
picked
up
M-lding
the
rods"
They
were
tn
the
hands
of
the
police
this
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Trevor
Johnston
and
family,
TNho
have
been
vbltlnir
in
Ontario,
returned
home
on
tht
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Mrs
Johiiston
and
family
have
been
away
for
the
summer,
Mr.
John
Totals
760
727
149
174
160
166
Totals
'.
......
.
858
840
795
PRINTERS
1st
R.
Franks
...182
Vance
168
O.
Franks
..u:....z...
.138
Calderoni
J58
Ciccone
140
2nd
135
186
128
146
127
139
185
The
North
of
England
is
to
have
a
new
golf
course.
It
is
to
be
known
as
the
Moorside
Club
and
is
situated
a
short
distance
from
Disley
on
the
Dlsley-Macclesfield
road
near
Stockport.
The
Berkeley
High
School
Bees,
undefeated
In
12
years
and
108
games
of
football,,
have
seen
their
winning
streak
come
to
an
end.
At
the
opening
of
the
1936
season
they
lost
to
the
Tech
High
School
reserves
of
Oakland
7-0.
The
Bees
claim
their
winning
streak
sets
a
world
record.
Tine
Structure,
One
of
Most
Imposing
In
Smithers,
Is
Now
Occupied
SmITIIERS,
Oct.
14:
George
three
games
'to
nil
hlle
Grotto
I
'f
lnt
.ZZ
won
over
Armour'
Salvage
two
games
to
one.
'3.
J.
Xittle
of
Power
Corporation
was
high
average
scorer
of
the
evening,
185,
also
shooting
-a.
game
of
237
which
will
probably
be
haTd
to
beat.
The
individual
-scoring
was
as
follows:
Power
Corporation
vs.
Printers
POWER'CORP.
-
1st
'2nd
Little
237
172
Anderson
130
127
Kinslor
165
'210
Donald
153
121
'Smith
173
210
Heffernan,
proprietor
of
the
Sml-
confectlonery,
moved
his
IQU11U1I1
uil
muui
owto)
uuiku.
line
mst
few
days
and
is
now
doing
business
at
his
new
location
Ihe
Heffernan
building
is
one
of
the
largest
on
Main
Street,
be-ina
a
two-storey
stucco
struc
ture
the
lull
size
of
the
lot
and!
is
a
distinct
addition
to
the
business
houses
of
the
town.
It
is
situated
on
the
lot
formerly
accupled
3rrt
by
the
building
used
by
E.
C.
Daw-
auil
as
A
JJ1C11
is
i
uwiLaiiii&3
uujr
ness.
one
block
farther
up
Main
Street
than
the
stand
in
the
Watson
Building
which
Mr.
Heffer
nan
has
occupied
ever
slnce
the
.Watson
BuildlnE
was
erected
in
3rd
moo
Totals
786
702
787
!
Grotto
vs.
Armour
Salvage
GROTTO
'
1st
2nd
Mcintosh
:.
158
156
Comadlna
130
123
Coverdale
,
177
164
Moran
187
134
174
210
Totals
826
787
ARMOUR
1st
2nd
J.
Comadina
150
101
Glenstrop
147
169
Bulger
168
168
Morris
140
139
Asemlssen
155
151
152!mises
purposely
to
suit
nis
own
161
needs
and
is
now
equipped
to
150
'handle
an
increased
amount
of
3rd
141
163
3rd
165
184
164
128
164
ORGANIZING
BADMINTON
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Bad
minton
Club
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Recreation
Association,
which
was
to
have
been
held
on
Sunday,
was
postponed
until
this
evening.
I
SPORT
CHAT
Mr.
Heffernan
has
built
his
pre
Itrade
and
has
Installed
new
furni
ture
and
equipment
to
facilitate
the
handling
of
his
business.
The
gVound
floor
will
be
occupied
entirely
by
Mr.
Heffernan
165
;
while
the
upstairs
is
used
for
the
j"i
'lm3
being
as
a
badminton
hall
i
but
may
eventually
be
converted
803
j
Into
lodge
rooms.
i
Mr.
Heirernan
thus
shows
Ms
i
confidence
in
the
future
of
Smithers
and
displays
the
optimism
now
being
felt
by
the
people
of
I
the
Bulkley
Valley
In
general
for
.the
return
of
better
times
for
this
805
'district.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
vertlsement
for
best
results.
ad-
Color
Note.
You'll
see
more
brown
shoes
than
ever
this
Fall,
both
for
dressy
daytime
wear
and
sports
wear.
But
black
is
still
the
most-in-fashion
color.
British
on
Top
In
Air
Mileage
Covering
Greatest
Ground
in
Re
gular
Routes
LONDON,
Oct.
14:
(CP)
For
the
first
time
the
British
Empire
has
taken
world
leadership
in
regular
air
'route
mileage.
The
Air
Ministry's
annual
report
on
'the
progress
'of
civil
aviation.
Just
issued,
reveals
Empire
routes
In
operation
during
1935
aggregated
In
length
3.291
'rrilles,
an
in
crease
of
nearly
1?.000
miles
over
the
1934
figure.
'The
report
'ranks
the
United
States
in
second
place
with
52.461
roilte
miles.
France
worked
24,451
miles
of
regular
air
routes',
'Germany
22,291
miles
and
the
Netherlands
12,898
miles.
No
figures
are
cited
for
the
Soviet
Unions,
which
in
all'
likelihood
ranks
third,
after
the
British
'Empire
and'
the
United
States,
but
well'ahead
of
all
other
States.
Canada
returned
an
increase
from
5',080
to
6;111
miles
and
Aus
tralia,
including
New
'Guinea,
ad
vanced
from
12.050
to
15,524
miles.
If
you
wish
to
swap
n
classifier"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Wednesday,
October
14,
l91J
DELICIOUS
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
In
-Gallons
and
Galloni
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Tennis
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DAY
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to
6and
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to
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reservations
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and
Third
Ave.
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WW
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
3n
Step
with
&all
positions
I
No
iKoc
m
more
deterYedly
popular
for
walking
and
general
-weir
than
the
Oxford
Tie.
The
"Onyx"
model
illustrated
it
just
one
of
several
mart
Oxford
that.you.
may-choose
inpurtore;
for
your
Fall
tnttmblt.
AJ1
the
wanted
colon
and
leathers.
J
W
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Where
Most
People
Trade
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AMILY
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STORE
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THIRD
AVENUE
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
"No
One-Man
-Band
can
compa
re
with
m
e
I
"
'The
oldtime
One-Man-Band
was
laziness
itself
compared
to
me.
I'm
orchestra,
band,
soloist,
comedian,
actor,
movie
star,
im-pressario,
orator,
newscaster,
weatherman,
and
general
crop
and
market
information
bureau
all
in
cnc.
I
take
.you
on
tout
whenever
and
wherever
you
want
to
go.
New
York's
night
clubs'and
show
places
open
their
doors
to
me.
I
have
promenade
seata-at
the'hockey
games.
Ring'
side
seats
at
the
fights.
I'm
on
all
political
platforms.
I
take
you
overseas
and
:back
.
.
toXondon,
Paris,
Rome,
Berlin,
or
to
South
America
and
the
Orient
And
I'm
the
most
unselfish
fellow
in
the
World.
Everything
I
have
'is
.yours
for
the
mere
turning
of
a
'dial.
I'm
easy
to
own,
too.
Just'
a
"small
.down
payment
.and
I'm
youTs."