PAQfi
xnq
KEEP
TilC
ELGIN
DAILY
EDITION
MY
Use
Storm
King
Boots
"Alllengtji
mmr
'boot,
-Shiny
tfirtiSh,
Uliat
will
Inmteet
lyou
f
'from
the
Kveatheh
SilS4ll
(0lfi
Member
f
Audit
iUure.au
ot
Circulations
?
Social
Credit
Weakening
1
nr.
Vhere
,Most
PeopJe
Trade
T
I
'IMIlIS!Dli.l
PHONE
357
H.
(Estab.
1908)
F..PULLEN
-
Managing-Editor
THIRD
rAVENUE
XHE
'15AILY
HEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon',
Except
:
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
pally
News,.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
!
Saturday,
Nov.
'21,
1936
Judging
by
'the
election
.returns
in
Calgary
'it
seemsas
if
Social.!
Credit
may
be
weakening.
Also-there
'is
an
organized
opposition
being
formed
-in
the
various
centres
of
the
province
which
may
be.
effective
in
bringing
about
a
change
in
thattprovince.
The
longer
the
delay
in:
putting
his
theories
into
practice
the
less
likely
isPrenher
Aber
hart
to
succeed.
We
have
felt
all
along
that
Aberhart
should
be
given
every
opportunity
to
test
his
theories
and
see
if
they-are
workable
in
Alberta.
,
lie
had
splendid
support
from
the
peoplefthere
and
the
Ottawa
government
has
done.ndtht
ing
so
far
to
intehfere,
even
though;they
might
have
felt
it
their
duty
to
do
so.
Natui:ally
'British
Gblurribia
people
are
watching
the
movement
closely:
and
success
there
would
have
an
effect
in.
advancing
the
cause
here.
'Excuses
Why
it
did
not
succeed
willibe
rjf
no
value.
We
still
wish
"Mr.
Aberhart
well
in
his.
effort
but
we
fear,
for
the
result.
Candidly
we
are
not
expecting
to
see
him
win
out
now-that.
he
has
taken
so
long
in
his
preliminary
measures.
?It:
looks
to
us
as
if
he
tlid
not
know
what
he
wantedtbido-when-he
started
and
his
failure
to
secure
the
did
of
Mrijor
f
Douglas
in
working
out.
a
practical
scheme
was.
a
body
blov
he
did
not
expect.
At
any
rate
we
are
still
watching
and
hope
he
will
'be
given
the"
opportunity
tqtmake.gbod.if
hei
can.
It
is
Alberta'3
prob
lem,
not
ours.
.
Thank
You,
Mr.
,
Asselsline
Hon.
T.
D.'Pattulld,imen1ber
(for
Prince
'Rupert,
gives
credit
to
W.
J.
Asselstinp,
member
or
Atlin,
for
having
secured
the
vdte
of
$2,000
for
an
ore
sampling
mill
at
Prince
'Rupert
to
serve'nbt
only
-his
district
butalso
the
points
aloijg
the.
railway
where
mining
is
carried
on.
It
would
serve
the,
Portland
'Canal
areaQueen
Charlottes
Porcher
Islandand
also
the
interior
and
it.
hag
been
generally
recognized
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
the
pro-;
'.per
location
for
it.
For
many
years
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
merce
had
.asked
;for
such
a
sampling
milL
Its
advantages
had
-been
(pointed
out
to
the
successive
govern-?
ments!but
it'
remained'
for-'
a
member
Who
knew
about
min--ing
and
who
represented;
a
mining
constituency
to
finally
close
the
"deal
with"
the
vernment
and
bring
the
plan
to
fruition.
The
people
of
;the
.surrounding
mining
areas
will
be
particularly
i
pleased
to
hear
of
this
excellent
move.
Winter
is
,flgain
iv.ithj
ms
and
as
usual
ve
are
atiyouf
service
totssist
you
sdlve
fybur
'fuel
prdblems.
4wb.
have1
coals
for
ill
stoves,
heaters
arii);
furnaces.
Phone
us
for
prices,
t
mm
.Winter
wittdswirt,
arechillzng-
needs
refitting:
II
-YOUI
4
T-EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Leaptie-nrst
Division
Arsenal
5,'Mlddlesbrough
3.-
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Manchester
city
2.
,
'
Brentford
2,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
.
Everton
4,
Portsmouth!
0,
Huddersf
lld
"Town
-4,
CheLsea
2.
Manchester
United
2,
Liverpool
5.
:
Preston
N6fth
End
j2,
Birmingham
2.
Sheffield
'Wednpday
1,
-Leeds
United
2.
Sunderland
3,
Stoke
City
0.
;
Wolverhampton
'Wanderers
6,
Charlton
Athletic
1:
Scottish
Leajue
First
Division
Aberdeen
3,
Clyde
0.
1
Celtic
6,
Thirdf
Lanark.
3.
-Dunfermline
UPajrtlck;
Tblstlejli
Falkirk
5,
Dundee
U
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
'Albion
Rovers
3.
'
Hibernians
'4,
Arbroath
'
1.
Queen
of
South
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
Queen's
Park
,0,
Hearts
2.
Rangers-O.-St..
Johnston
0.
St.
Mlrren
3,
Motherwell
0.
BRIDGE
SCORES
Musketeers
5,
Rupert
Dairy
t4.
Ramb'ers
5,
C.
N.
R.
A-4
B.
&
K
4,
Canadian
Lejlon
5.
Grotto
vs.
S.
O,
N.
(postponed).
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills
wen',
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday's
train
and
Constable
H.
L.
Mt-Kenney.
went
on
Uie
samo
tralij
for
treatment.
Jack
McCulloch
came
In
to
Tor-race
Wednesday
night
for
treatment
for
an
Injury
,to
his
hand
received
while
at
work
near
W.
Atwood
of
North
Vancouver
Is;
t
Terrace
on
a
visit
to
old
friends.
Mr.
Atwood
and
his
fam
ily
Jived
here
some
years
ago.
The;
United
Church
Ladies'
Aux
iliary
held
a
supper
Wednesday
night
in'
the
Orange
Hall.
The
affair
was
very
well
attended.
The
leather
remains
very
mud
and
there
has
been
a,
heavy
fall
of
rain
duning
the
past
few
days
with
the
result
the
river
Is
at
a
high
level
and
Is
causing
some
anxiety'
Ipi
those
who
live
near
the
river
banks.
JONES
Family
Market
PHONE
957
-
BEEF
Pot
Roast
6
lbs
Hump
Rdast
per
lb
Prime
Rib
Roll
per
lb.,
Sirloin
Tip
5
lbs.
T-Bone
Roast
per
lb
i
Round
Steak
per
lb
Sirloin
Steak
3
lbs
:
Hamburger,
3
lbs.
.
&
2
lbs.
Onions
Shoulder
Steak
2
lbs
VEAL
Shoulder
of
Veal
Boned
and
rolled,
per
lb
Leg
of
Veal
per
lb
Rump
Roast
'
per
lb
Fillet
Roast-
per
lb
PHONE
SSI
Saturday
Specials
Biew
veai
t
3.
lbs
;.
LAMB
&
MUTTON
Leg
of
Lamb
t
per
lb.
f
I
-
a
per
lb
f
ROlled
Shoulder
of.
Lamb
i
per
lb.
Leg
of
Mutton
per
lb
Mutton
Chops
3
lbs
PORK
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb
Pork
Chops
pr
lb.
Shoulder
Pork
per
lb.
50c
15c
15c
75c
18c
15c
50c
25c
25c
15c
15c
20c
25c
25
c
25c
;20c
18c
50c
20c
18c
DAILY
SKI
.CLUB
Smithers
Has
Complete
New
OflO'fflcers
This
S'Mn
Set
SMITHERS,
Nov.
'21
:
-
-The
Smi-
fhers
fikl
'Club
got
away
pn
4ts
1936-37
reason
.when
It
held
Its
annual
meeting
In
the
Municipal
FivePinBowling
FJve
Pn
.
Bowling
.League
results
lastt
night:
I
Five
Jokers
1st
2nd
3rd
Ding
well
,160
225
159
Da
vies
.......128
.131
110
Stiles
J-.v189'-158
244
Comadhna
:
,
108
244
177
Mcintosh
..T..',182
-288
177
Handicap
77
77
,77
Totals
......Mi
4
1
123
938.,
(Qyto
Club
.will.j
,
play
'against'
above
scores
Mater.)
Pioneer
-Laundry-Houston
X...
lst
-2nd
'3rd
-.253.
254
-212
Wesch
.......
4i9i
Klnslor
.
157
Joy
.
,138
Asemissen
........;.243
Handicap
.;
'
"-'78
.166
'135
192
274
205
208
193
158
.
!
78
78
Totals
...M
;I060
1088
1065
i
Old
Empress
1st
2nd
3rd1
Gunderson
203
Ross
'i7fl
Shrubsall
..no
Calderone
....156
McKay
141
Handicap
51
174.
150
134
225
143
51
Hobby.ShowJBy
-
225
206'
190
202
184.
51
Total
...897
877.1058!
New'GhecktRoom
At
.
!
Capitol
Theatre
...
.
Owing-
to
the
fact
that
a-
number
r
of
overcoats'
have-been
stolen
-from
the
Capitol
Theatre,'
the
management
ann6unced
last
night
that
arrangements
had
been
made
for
the
establishment
of
a-check
room
on
the
right
hand
side
entering'
the
Dunaing.
Those
not
wishing
to
check
their
coats
and
hats
can
use'
the
cloak
room
pn
the
left
entering'
the
theatre.
'
The
theatre
will
make
no
revenue1
from
the
Check
room
but
has
ar-!
ranged
It
purely
for
the
protection
of
the
patrons.
'
Trail
Rangers
A
.Jrge;
gathering
of
friends
and
parents
of
the-Hawks'
Trail.
Ran-.
gtrs
met
last
evening
in
First
uni
Hall
on
-Monday
evening
for
the
j
.
church
'
to
witness
1
the
boys'
purpose
of
.electing
officers
efforts'
In
the'form
of
afhobby
planning
the
winter's
campaign.
ghow
lhe.
exhibltswere
many
and
a
wnp:eii
rcnange
or
on.cers
took
place
and
L.
Fraser
.
found
himselfiUie
neiw
president
succeed?
ng
A.
O.
Bowie.
The
office
of
secretary
.will
be
filled
by
Miss
Irene
Mclntyre
while
H.
Q.
Wind
will
handle
the
finances
of
the
Club
;as
i
treasurer.
"
,
fGunnar
Llridqulst
is
club
-
cap
tain,
.succeeding
Smithers'
vace
Jumper,
Chris
fDatiUe.
AVith
Jill.
Aew
officers
taking
a
erbatMntjrest
In
ttia
sport,
tha
retiring
officers
felb'thit.
tie's
was
Uie.
procedure.
requind
to
keap
up
the'
enthusiasm
jnUhe
'work.
During
their
term
of
office
the
Tearing
officers
had
done
an
immense
amount
of
hard
work,
hiv-
ling
eitabllstiedi
a
s:a!om
hill
a,
Id
ll.lJ
L
.
.
iaiu
out-ana-
cut
trails
ana
routes
for
skiing
throughout
the
valley.
They
.were
unfortur,
x
j
w'.t'i
the
weather,
however,
find
found
;lt
necessary
to
postpone
trie
.b;g
Jump
as
there
was
a
big
blizzard
on
the
-day
that
.
th?
tou,mneht
was
scheduled
to
take
placs
and
this-
prohlbted
the
oarryins
o,ut
of
that
event
lit
is
expected
that
this
winter
will
show
the
same
enthusiasm
among
skliers
as
lias
teen
evidenced
from
the
start
of
this
sport
in
Smithers
three
years
ago.
yirled
and
were
greatly
-appreciated
ias
sonie-of
them
wre
very
in-tere'ting
to
both
young
-and
old.
.sssssssssssssflslal
Another
t
c6rner
held
an
array
tot
railway
'equipment,
electric
and
6therwlse
A
which
attracted
an
audience;
.oftyoung
people.
,
I
During
the
course
of
the
evening
moving
pictures
were
shown
of
to-
Larce,
Gathering
,of
Parents
.And
,
Friends
'at
Novel
'Affair
cal
scenes
and
a
musical
program.
inciuaea.piano.Jspios,
gy
uian
i-artse
and
Edward
"Dawes;
mouthorgan,
selections
by
David
Jones;
violin
solo
by
Elmore
Hailklrtson,
aocom-
panled
by
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
...
'TheVguests'leftat.the
end
of
the
:showSyith
a
i
little
more
knowledge
-
and
happier
'hearts
-than
they
had
when
they
came.
Asf
theshaw
was
a.
profitable
suc,-
The
electrical
corner
hejd
much
cess
the
boys
'Intend
to
have
an-attentlon
showing
a
number
of
ap-
other
gala
affair
lnthec6'mlrig"
newl
pliances
such
as
crystal
sets,
etc.
year
"The
purest
form
in
which
tobacco
cart
be,molfc!.""
'Plan
now
$or
C
IIHISTM
vs
IxV
XIIE
nOIE
hATSO
:TI)U
is
the
year'
to
plan
that
Clirl8t;nas
lli'Hday
reunlv"
aiugiiK
tfricixlH
in
(lie
Old
?
Country.
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u
help
ou
iplan'.Jour1
itinerary
ami
1kw,
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required
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A.
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Offlal
Administrator,
I
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prtrui-
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all
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rtiqulted
to
pay
the
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of
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forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Admiototrator.
Prince
Rupert.
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Dated
the
nth
day
of
November,
M
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ACT
Nolke
of
Inlrntlon
to
Apply
WW
Land
In
he
Prince
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Land
RfW
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of'Kftnge
4.
Coast
Land
DWM
and
altuate
n-pproxlmatoly
one
mu
a
Southerly
direction
along
the
cm-line
or
Princes
Royal
Uland
rrom
w
Pern
Point.
ald
Red
Fern
Poujti',
approxlma.tely
our
mllea
in
a
.w1
direction
Troon
Barnard
Cove.
Take
Notice
that
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apply
tor
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a
post
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,
in
Water
mark
on
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middle
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bay
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one
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three
chain
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fifteen
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thence
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thence
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thence
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thin
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day
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