PAGE
TWO
Best
Wheat
in
World
The
Peace
River;
people
still
continue
to
raise
the
.best,
wheat
in
the
world.
The
Trelle
farm
is
Just
like
the
farms
of
the
neighbors
only
the
owner
takes
trie
time
to
select
his
samples
and
properly
stage'hls
exhibits.
,
When
the
Prince
Rupert
deier
gates
to
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
toured
lhe
Peace
a
few
years
ago
they
"drove
through
Wembley
and
passed
between
wheat
fields
just
as
they
had
been
doing
hour
after
hour
lrf
the
course
of
their
visit.
The
driver
of
the
car
remarked:
'This
Is
the
Trelle
farm
on
the
left,
it'
seems,
to
"be
fust
about
th
same
as;
the
other
farms
of
this
district,
no
better,
no
worse,
This
wheat
on
the
left
Is
supposed
to
be
the
best
wheat,
in
the
"world
but
it
is
Just
the
same
wheat
that
In
ordinary
wars
the'
Peace
River
wheat
is
the
best
in
the;
frequently
j
caused
by
excess
uria
world
and
It
grows
in
such
quan-
acid:
accumulating
in
the
body,
titles
that
the
farmers
there
are
;Kruschen'
contains,
two
ingredients
able
to
make
a
living
In
spite
of
.which
are
'notable
for
their
work
the
difficulties
of
transportation.'
V1
dissolving
uric
acid,
deposit.
But
they
are
becoming
Impatient.
other
ingredient
In
Kruschen
as-What
they
want
Is
a
western
rail
the
Internal
organs
to
expel
outlet
so
that
they
may
get
a
more
this
dissolved
acid
from
the
sys-reasonable
price,
ior
their,
prodlict.
tem-
'
They
were
promised"
this
years
ago
'
and
they
are
still
hanging
oh
hop-J
Basketball
Standings
tag
that
the
government
of
Canada
Sen,01.
L
nrill
Wiiioom
trio"
nrrttMieo
''
i
-
Of
course
there
have
been'
good
reasons
for
the
delay.
The
depres-
sion
caused
hundreds
of
schemes
w
oc
m
aiuc
aoa.prom.ies
ma
In
good
faith
In
the.
days
of
pros-
pcxity
cuoiu
iiui
,ne
carneo.
out.
Now
the
change
'for
the
better
has
come
but
there
are
yet
a
good1
many
thousands,,
of'
men
put
of
work.
If
the
railway
were
'built
westward
from
the
Peace
-the
em-
ployment
problem
In
the
-west
would
be
solved
and
the
farmers
of
the
Peace
would
find
a
better
martet
for
their
-wheat.
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
V.
CP1
Wheat
was
quoted
-at'$i.lb&
ion
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
Give
Rheumatism
in
Feet
Relieved
.
Here
is
a
story
of
a
young
man
who,
had
almost
givjetiup
.hope
of
taking
,
part
lnartly&
sports
wih
hU
fellows
agam.
He
tell
.
now
ne
tried
one
remedy
after
another
and
how
finajly
a
former
sufferer
puthlm
on
the
way
to
recovery:-
'Two
years
'ago
t
started
with
pains
in
the
feet
which
gradually
got
worse.
I
tried
'everything
under
ine
sun'
dui
10
no
eiieci,
wnusi,
waiting
for
treatment
one'
evening,
another,
patient
advised
me
to
try
Kruschen
Salts.
That
was
twelve
months
ago:
the
relief
was
not
sudden,
but
the
pain
and
swelling
gradually
left
my,
feet,
and
in
six
months
I
amazed,
my
friends
by
taking
long
walks
into
the
country.
This
year
I
Have,
splayed
-a
good
de1
tennis,
a
thing
which
I
had
beguato
think'
I
should
never
do
again.-J-CW;
Rheumatic
pain
and.
swelling
is
L.
P.
'
'
'"'
'4
2
8
j.
3
3
-fi
.rwe.'&
e'tZZi
4
4
'intermediate
League
Scythians
'
5
0
10
Moose
'
,
3
6
Ben's
ZIZZ"'"':lZi
'
,2
Regiment
.
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0
0
Ladies'
'
Leagne
'High
'School
.1.15
Anpette's
'......::...;
13
Grottettes
.......1
.
JuniorUague
Boy
Scouts
..rv.;?.l.:..!:..4
.'Hlfh
School
...:i'..V.,.i3
Junior
lloose
.-...2
Seal
Cove
"
...
....
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Try
a
Dally-7ewa
ciiMtsUled
Ad..
ers
This
Year
1908)
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Ideal
Christinas
Gift
For
Mother,
t)ad
and
the
Family
Slipp
ii
We
.
have
-a
big
selection
jo
choose
from
and
in
very,
'pleasing
styles
;
and
-patterhs
-
'-?
''
-
'
i
,
;-'
'
Get
your's
early
while
We
still
have,
a
complete
stock
Mosi
eoie
Trade
FHltert.
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTU.
PHONE
357
(Estab.
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
Tuesday,
December
1,
1936
Former
Cripple
1RACE
IS
Now
Plays
Tennisj
TIGHTER
i
I.
Ii
:
:
II
1
For
Yoiir
j
Christmas
Wj
We
have
many
useful
and
practical
items.
that
will
make
your
Christmas
baking
a
pleasure
Cake
Tins,
Mixing
Bowls,
Pudding
fiowls.
Cookie
Formers,
Cookie
Presses,
Cookie
Cutters,
Cookie
Tins,
Icing
Sets.
.V
'
'
GORDON'S
HARDMRE'rfe
Lambie
and
Stone
Win
Close
Senior
League
Hoop
Game
Ladies'
League
Improving
An
unproved
Lambie
-and
Gtone
squad
last
night
tightened
up
the
race
for
the
first
half
Senior
League
hoop
laurels
when
they
ked
out
a
43-42
overtime
victory
over
the
Moo.se.
These
teams
fought
basket
for
basket
the
whole
game
and
put
up
a
smart
exhibition
of
floor
work
and
passing.
Full
time
found
the-
Clothiers
and
the
Antlered
herd
neck
and
neck
at
38-38
but
it
remained
for
the
Lambie
and
Stone
crew
to
come
from
behind
in
the
overtime
session
and
snatch
the
win
through
a
:ong
shot
by
Santew;i
with
only
seconds
to
go.
Lambie
and
Stone
Caldsioni
10,
Arney
4,
Santerbane
13,
Johnson
5,
Lindsay
6,
Dominato
5;
total,
43.
Moose
Mitchell
C,
Armstrong
13,
Morrison
2,
Wlngham
6,
Stiles
15;
total,
42.
Ladies'
League
The
Ladies
League
Is
Improving
with
every
game
and
last
night's
tussle
between
the
High!
School
and
Annette's
proved
no
exception.
The
Students
had
a
slight
margin
in
.the
run.
of
play
and
In
the
dying
moments
of
the
game
their
forwards
went
to
town
to
stave
off
a
determined
rally
by
Annette's
and
emerge
victorious
13
to
9.
High
School
Blaine
4,
MacLeod
4,
Ellison,
Davis
1,
Llewellyn
4,
Robertson,
Arney;
total,
13.
Annette's
P.
Diikens,
Brentzen,
Morris
2,
Wilson,
Ratchford
5,
E.
Dickens
2;
total,
9.
Intermediate
League
The
Intermediate
Moose
enjoyed
a
definitely
"on"
night
when
they
turned
back
Ben's
Newsies
for
a
,ntone-slded
29
to
17
win
The
TindrpJwest
West
H7
filmen
played
a
Drettv
combinntlnn
i
game
and
their
forward
line
elkk-
led
to
perfection.
The
Newske
!
seemed
lost
and
could
not
pierce
j
me
Moose
defence.
Husoy
andl
Cromp
snared
26
points
between
them
while
the
"George"
front
line
of
Brown,
Blake
and
Vitreik
was
checked
to
a
standstill.
Ben's
Brown
5.
.Vlereck
2,
Blake
MCMeeKin,
Pahner
6,
Suehiro
2,
uryant
2;
total,
.
17.
Moose
Cromp
14,
Hasoy
12,
Bby
ii,
Greer
2,
Hale,
Erickson;
total,
I
-
Junior
League
.
In
the
Junior
League
fixture
the
Scouts
continued
their
way
to
the
ico-ucisuip
oi
uiis
section
by
vir-
tue
ora
29
to
17
victory
over
the
I
High
School.
The
first
stanza
of
this
.game
was
fast
and
even.
Following
the
breather,
the
Scouts
nut
on
t.hp
c
mm
ovir)
j
iiT
c,"
"
.
"
amuems
i-o.
t;asunan
Ear-
nered
13
tallies
for
the
winners
while
Hlrano
for
the
High
School
collected
9.
Boy
Scouts
Eastman
13,
Monte-iano
4,
Llndseth
3,
Storrie.
O'Neill
3,
Grlmble,
Lundqulst
6,
Chris-;
tian;
total,
29.
High
School
Hlrano
9,
Fitch,
O.
Nedll
6,,
Yamanaka
2,
Bolton,
Wlk-dal,
Knutson;
total,
17.
Referees
Palmer,
Johnson,
Mc-Meekin,
Comadlna.
Scorer
J.
Antonelll,
Hyde
Transfer
Quick
Delivery
COAL
WOOD
Chairs
&
Tables
For
Rent
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
TIED
IN
BOWLING
Butchers
and
McMeekin's
in
Deadlock
For
Leadership
of
Commercial
League
Prince
Rupert
Butchers
ana
mc-
Meekln's
are
now
tied
for
first
place
In
the
standing
of
the
Com
-
merclal
Bowling
League
in
the
first
block
of
the
season
with
tx
-
teen
wins
and
eight
losses
each.;Wete
united
In
marriage
by
Rev.
G.
The
remaining
game
in
this
block
ooodread.
Ihe
bride
was
dressed
will
be
played
Thursday
night
be-
tween
Gyro
Club
and
Balllngers.
Balllngers,
now
having
fourteen
wins
and
seven
losses,
will
have
to
win
all
three
games
to
finish
ahead
of
McMeekin's
and
Prince
Rupert
Butchers
but,
by
winning
two,
could
tie.
In
last
night's
scheduled
play
Biological
Station
beat
Gyro
Club
two
games
to
one
and
Ballineer's
won
over
Prince
Rupert
Butchers
by
a
similar
margin.
High
average
scorer
of
the
evening
was
Johnny
"
Comadlna
with
160.
Individual
scoring,
was
as
follows:
Bio.
Station
1st
2nd
3rd
Freeman
'..
143
14G
172
Pugstoy
..-..J
94
1G2
'
84
RlddeU
143
150
1G8
Stamford
145
119
166
Sunderland
167
100
76
I
Handicap
..j
69
69
69
Totals
.
761
746
735
'
Gyro
Club-
1st
2nd
3rd
Balagno
129
158
151
Bulger
136
163
163
Large
162
134
164
j
Morris
...J.:.
:
122
129
138
Roaf
155
141
116
Handicap
-!
8
8
8
Totals
....
712
733
740
1st
2nd
3rd
Smith
....
94
166
127
mJu
118
143
129
jomaaina
-
194
147
140
Taylor
156
122
148
Dlckens
'
159
108
(Handicap
22
8
8
Totals
L.
..731
745
660
P.
R.
Butchets
1st
2nd
3rd
Ross
.150
143
157
J.
Jack
134
177
160
McLean
HI
118
103
(L.
Astoria
141
140
126
'A.
Astoria
.
lib
123
170
.
:,,
"1
Handicap
..
24
24
24
TotaIs
m
725
740
The
league
standing:
W.
I
MMppHn
1.
8
P.
r.
Butchers
16
8
Balllngers
14
7
""
"
:"
!
n-
w
13
"
Biological
-
d
Station
uianuii
5
o
19
Ranee
&
Hardy
1
5
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
3,
Vancouver
2.
m
n
'
KITKATLA
MARRIAGE
Mrs.
Tlora
Jackson
and
Mathew
Hill
are
United
at
Pretty
Ceremony
KITKATLA,
Devc.
1:
A
pretty
welding-
took
place
in
the
new
St
:Pcter
-
s
church
at
KltkaUa
last
wee5c
wj1n
Mrs.
Flora
Jackson
and
1
M,athew
Hill,
both
of
Kitkatla,
;n
pink
and
carried
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
flowers.
She
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
Henry
Watt,
and
was
attended
by
Mrs.
George
Mason
as
matron
of
honor.)
Joitph
Innes
was
groomsman.
After
the
ceremony
a
reception!
was
he!d
in
the
village
hall,
the
entire
population
of
the
village1
being
in
attendance.
A
delicious
suppsr
was
served
and
the
five-
tler
wedding
cake
was
cut
in
due
course
by
the
bride.
Later
danc
ing
was
enjoyed
with
music
by
Chester
Nelson's
Orchestra.
i
One
of
the
special
features
of
i
the
evening's
proceedings
was
the;
fSSi.f
STL'S?
lying
that
he
had
become
a
member
of
the
eagle
tribe.
Another
special
voyage
Is
to
be
made
to
Alaska
by
the
steamer
Princess
Louise.
The
vessel
leaves
Vancouver
Friday
night
and
is
due
here
Sunday
momlng
enroute
to
Skagway.
Southbound
she
will
call
here
Thursday
afternoon
of
next
week.
"(lOVKKNMKNT
1.IO.IOK
AT"
I
Votlce
of
Application
for
IWr
Licence!
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
far
Fifteenth
day
of
December
next,
tlie
undersigned
Intends
to
Apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
tn
renpeot
of
the
premises,
being
part
of'
the,
building
cnarn
as
Karlseourt
Hotel,
situate
on
Colllson
Avenue.
New
Massett.
B.
C.
Upon
the
lands
descrltxtit
as
Lots
No.
1.
2.
and
3.
in
Block
5.
1
Map
940.
Massett
Towralte.
In
tl.'
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reglsrtatlon
DU-.
tiiot
In
the
province
of
British
Colum-.
'
bla,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glasi
or
the
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
TOtita
or
elsewhere.
Dited
this
5th
day
of
November,
A.D.
1036.
CARL
KIRM18
Applicant.
IX
Tlin
MTKEMR
rOVKT
OK
niUTISII
(Ol.l'MltlV
IN
IMtOUATK
fo
the
MJtirr
of
the
AilmliiMrailon
A,;t".
r
in
the
M,tt
or
Ete
of
wnua.n
(inriimi
Aii.irewK,
Demised,
imitate
take
notice
that
toy
crter
of
tit
Honor,
w.
E.
Fisher,
the
2Cth
day
of
November.
A.
D.
1936.
i
was
appointed
MmlTitstrator
cf
the
estat
of
vnutira
0:rdou
Andrews,
dooecod
end
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
ortaAe
are
hreOy
riulid
U
Xurnlsli
tame.
.
froperly
rtll:d,
to
me
on
or
1036.
a.Txi
all
an
p
r
irtles
imes
lncUbtd
inaDwti
to
to
tho
tno
entate
are
reoulred
to
cav
the
amount
of
their
liKlrl.
iKlc'j.ednem
to
mc
forthwith.
WOUMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
itupert,
B.
C.
P.ited
r.he
20th
day
of
November,
A,
D.
1S.
Rex
Bowling
flub
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
658
wsMfiasMi
DON'T
BE
LATE
Order
Your
Xmas
SUIT
or
COAT
today
from
House
of
Stone
or
House
of
Hobberlin
clothes
Large
selection,
fit
guaranteed.
LING
-
The
Tailor
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
HOTEL
NEW
ROYAL
J.
Zarelli
PTopritor
"A
IIOJIE
AWAY
I
KOM
HOME"
Kates
51.00
up
60
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupert.
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
I
BUY
YOUR
XMAS
GIFTS
AT
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
Hose,
Cloves,
Scarves
Novelty
Evening
Bags
Novelty
Jewellery
Pick
out
your
Christmas
Gifts
and
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
you.
This
Year
Give
Him
.
.
.
Something
to
Wear
No
matter
how
many
Shirts,
Ties,
Sox
and
Other
Furnishings
he
may
have,
he
always
appreciates
something
new
in
style
and
color.
BRYANT
COMPANY
LIMITED
carries
a
stock
of
Clothes
and
Furnishings
comparable
in
size,
quality
and
price
to
many
metropolitan
stores.
Do
your
Christmas
shopping
for
men
and
boys
in
the
store
of
BRYANT
COMPANY
LIMITED
"The
Store
With
the
Christmas
Spirit"
T?
TT
1
J?
U
T-
IT
Q
1
13
rri
TRAPPERS
and
DKMpi.c
Port
Essington,
Port
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Packed
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only
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canning
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the
vear
round
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line
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approximately
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to
apply
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a
laae
the
following
described
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to
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menclng
at
a
post
planted
af
HIS'
water
mark
on
the
thore-IIne
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middle
of
a
bay
brtn
apiTC-imaWr
one
mile
South
of
Red
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thence
three
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North-E.
f
fltleen
chains
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Northerly
to
the
nearer
pcia.
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low
water,
thence
tolU-
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water
to
a
point
opposite
'tnltw
post
and
containing
five
acres,
care
of
lest.
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Dated
ISth
day
of
October
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Gift
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