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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mrs.
Sam
Ma'
y's..
Wednesday,
September
29.
Cambral
Cabaret,
October
1.
son's,
October
21.
I"
r
.
'Parent
Teachers
telephone
bridge,
rriday.
Octobjr
22
C.
F.
Bazaar,
October
23.
Hill
60
Tea
October
20.
;
Qyrq
Hallowe'en
Masquer
a
d
e
-Dance,
October
29.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
November
4.
y
St.
Peter's
W
mber
18.
A.
Bazaar,
Nov-
-'
Sonja
S.
0.
N.
Bazaar,
Novenv
;
ber
19.
.
Cathedral
Bazaar
November
30.
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
A.T.C.M.
VOICE
PRODUCTION
Piano
and
Theory
43J
Fourth
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
994
KNOX
-
KNOX
WlfO'S
THKItE?
People
Who
Want
The
"BEST
FOK
LESS"
OOOII
MEALS
and
CLEAN
COMFORTABLE
1IOOMS
DAILY
WEEKLY
or
MONTHLY
BATES
KNOxlfoTEL
R.
Brasell
n,
M.
Brasell
CLOSED
Last
Day
of
Business.
Open
Only
Until
9:00
p.m.
Leaving
Tomorrow
Hollywood
Studios,
220
6th
St.
:fcri;i3:iarii:iiitiiiii:!ii!icBniiiEi:iilf,i
$5
Down
:
Secures
Fur
Coat
hThe
weather
la
getting
colder
and
the
-
right
thing
to
wear
Is
a
fur
coat.
It-always
looks
smart
and
rch.'
We,
have
a
large
stock
of
the
Very
latest.
YOUR
CREDIT
IS
GOOD
:
G0LDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
a
E.
BLACK
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a
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nli
4
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Hm
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PRINCE
RUPERT
DflY
DOCK
AMP
SHIPYARD
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nm
mt
Cm
1mfmm
t
firi
mmi
OrrIinJ4.
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gee
the
Mayfair
window
for
latest
(n
fall-shoes,
tf
:
F...
pvenson
Balled
Thursday
Presbyterian
i
Chu'r
Tea,
'"UI'UU"
October
I,
"
T
'T
f'
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
Orange.
Tea
October
2.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
6
and
'
v
;
:Jr
'..
w
r;
-
,
'Anglican
tea,
Mrs-
C,
c,
October
12.
Mills,
Tommy
Chriatofr
the
city
this
week
weeks'
holiday
trip
ver,
.
.
.
.
...
.....
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A;
E.
ed
last
nTght
on
in-no
lu
a
"
trill
'
returned
U
tiom
a
iw'i
to
Vancou
Partow
sail-the
I'n'nre
to
"V'
JIoresLj
Presbyterian
Tea,
'Mrs.
R.
W.
"7
w
Cameron,
Federal
Bloek,
Octobc-
""V
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;
"
'
1
14
j
Airs.
Ililey,
who
arrived
Wei-
UniteS
Anniversary
t
Suppe'r.
Oct.
V?"C.Uve.f.
.
!i?.ln,
left
on
last
evening's
train
'
.
..
for
Hurns
Lake.
w
r.
j-
t
W
A.
Canadian
Legion
Bridge
Ct0ber
15'
Mrs.
H.
P.
Noel
and
family
of
Anglican
niTTr.,.
m
nn,-'S''tKva
arrived
in
the
cjty
from1
.
v-.,
'
111a
tlllPPtO..
nn
Thnra
iir
..I.!,.
tram
and
sailed
on
thi
Prin-f,
i.eorge
for
Vancouver.
Allan
Cross,
who
haR
hppn
lo
CAted
at
Mill
Jlav
cannprv
rtn
ti
n
Naas
Biver
during
the
summer
'U
now
stationed
for
the
time
being
at
Sunnyside
on
the
Skeena.
-
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
City
Hall
on
Monday,
October
4
at
8
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
forming
a
Ladies'
Auxiliary
ta
the
Prince
Kupert
General
Hospital.
AH
ladies
interested
are
cordially
invited.
(224
&
230)
B.
H.
Curd,
accountant
of
Cas-
siar
Cannery,
and
members,
of
the
crew
of
that
cannery
were
here
aboard
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Van-couver
for
the
winter.
J.
F.
O'Ke'efe,
who
arrived
in
the
city
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Georure
from
Stewart
Uft
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
io
oieuier,
Alberta.
He
will
return
by
way
of
Vancouver.
Norman
Rroadhurst.
wLi
been
operating
a
cannery
tender
uui
oi
Inverness
and
Klemti)
canneries
this
season,
w.is
hm
aboard
the
Cardena
this
after
noon
going
through
in
Vsnmnn.
tor
the
winter.
Mrs.
Foster
and
Miss
Betty
Wakefield,
who
have
been
visiting
here
for
the
past
couple
cf
weeks
with
their
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F,
perry,
will
leave
by
the
CatalA
night
on
their
return
to
Stewart
f
Vincept
Ubell
was
dismissed
in
noon
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Cnn
I
Whom
hi
sui'Plied.
was
fined
HQ,
.with"
op-i
uon
oi
sevtMi
days'
imprisonrne.r.t,
1.01.
t.eorge
L.
Pragnell
of
Kamioops,
inspector
of
Inijian
Agencies
for
British
f..mh:
"lier
speiHllni?
a
few
davs
nf
tha
Prince
Bupert
Agency,
nall.-d
last
niiht
on
th
Prinn..
r-ii.i
'or
Vancouver
vLi
tva
rt.j,
i
iiarioiie
island
IT
u
0,.4:i...
,
r
v
me
.uassett
Agency
en
W,
A.
Oswald
,
-
"ir'"Mi
act
sistant
fire
marshal
for
the
prov-
ui
i.rinsn
uoiumnia,
la
-a
visitor
In
tli.
oUv
nn
ffiw-t-t
duties.
After
a
brief
Irin
to
Tr.
race,
he
came
In
from
there
on
i.iuruay
nignrs
train
and
will
proceed
on
the
Catala
Sunday
it?ht
to
Stewart
trr
spend
a
few
days.
Students
At
High
School
Organizing
y
The
Students'
Council
of
Kipg
cuward
neiu
a
meeting
Friday
afternoon
with
IhA
it
m
a
M
nut
i
was
decided
that
daucjng.
classes
and
a
choral
society
rill
be
formea
as
soon
as
possible.
ti8
naroara
Daniels
ha
offer
ed
to
train
these
classes.
The
soccer
players
of
the
choo
will
form
n
fn,n
IcaKue,
the
president
of
which
will
be
invited
to
attend
the
council
meetings.
Ting
Pong
Teams
will
be
or
ganlzed
and
playing
resumed
Within
a
few
weeks.
The
next
meeting
of
the
coun-cil
will:
be
held
next
Friday
af.
L
ternoon.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
thai
Kast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported)
tins
morning
to
be
on
time.
j
I
Opening
Meeting
Boy
Scout
troop,
Toe
H.
rooms,
Sept.
28,
7:3u
p.m.i
(224)
Mrs.
William
Barton
sailed
lent!
nirht
on.
the
Prince
Charles
for
-
iriji
lo
Queen
(haripttc
Islnnl
hiji.hts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
C.amble
r
111
Vi.tmble
of
KuK
itl.-j
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for-a.
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Oeorge
Mitchell
returned
to
the.
city
qn
the
Prin
cess
Adelaide
last
evening
from
a
s
vacation
trip,
to
Vancouver
anij
Calgary.
V.
Johastone.
who
has
been
i
ill
at
his
home
for
the
past
fe.
daj's.
is
now
much
improved
otd.
it
is
expected
he
wilj
be
aroi!nl
agaip
in
,
a
few.
days.
S
M.
Capon
cf
Fort
William.
Dom
Iplfth
government
weighraaster,
was
nere
lar.t
nignt
durlpg
the
stay
of,
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
which!
vessel
he
made
the
round
frin
north
'
from
Vancouver.
While
here
he
inspected
the
scales
of
the
Alberta
weat
Pool's.
local
elevator.
The.
Letter
Box
VOTE
FOR
PULP
MILL
Editor
Daily
News:
The
ratepayers
of
this
eitv
am
requested
to
vote
on
a
refeien.
dum
on
September
27,
that
may
and
will
have
far
reaching
con
sequences
on
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
to.
sh.o,w
the
people
wnq
are
willing
to
invest,
some
eight
million
dollars,
(an
amount
40
percent
greater
than
the
total
taxable
value
in
our
city),
every
one
on
the
voters
list
should
go
out
and
vote.
Some
criticism
is
heard
on.
tl.c
street
In
regard
to
granting
concessions,
but
it
must
he
nointwl
oiit,
n
we
want
capital
to
I
It
must
also
be
kent
in
mlml
that
there
are
manv
othor
m!i.
able
locations
on
this
mills
might
be
Installed
without
having
recourse
to
the
area
with
in
our
city.
In
so
far
as
grahting
the
right
to
use
water
,
from
Shawatlans,
this
will
requli-e
the
expepdilnre
by
the
Company
of
some.
$2r0,-000
.16,
.transmit
this
water
to
he
Seal
Cove.
site.
If
this
wattr
Is
not
nut
tolbeneficlal
u.u
wlh.
in
a
relatively
short
period,
the
Waer
Riifhts
Denartmpnt
the
Acl
can
cancel
this.
No
watnr
can,
be
held
Under
the
Water
Ad
ior
speculative
purposes.
What
are
the
concesslnna
If
ihe
Seal
Cove,
site
is
selected
a
ultlerence
in
.reyenqe
to
the
city
of
-
som
$2,50.00
pe
r
yea
r.
The
benefits
'to
Jie
derived
hv
the
installation,
df
a
pulp
mill
in
mi?
vy
win
ue
mapy.
-For.
tho
U
in
Itopfliaflon'
"will
JnctPaso
'land
nur
ttii(
sprenu
i
cost
oi
city
services
over
a
greater
nnmlmr
which
will
permit
better-
faclli-Ms
In
rfcreatfoqaj,
health,
and
flllie,-'
.anienitifs.Qf
a
mpdern
city
To
the
merchant
a
greater
sne
nd)
ng
caiiaci
t
v
of
t
b
and
Increased
population.
'
To
the
artificer:
mtilitii.
n
ml
laborer
a
more
assured
and
bet
tef
market1
for
hU
labor.
Td
'the
fikheiTiiah,
hn
nvlon.
sion
of
his
annual
labor
period
by
hand
logging,
towing,
or
in
other
fields
where
winter
employ,
ment
can
be
obtained,
To
the
railroads
and
aMrmtn,,
a:
greater
freight
capacity
available,
and
everything
this
Increase
Implies.
One
tan
go
on
In-
neumteiy
n
this
ever
widening
circle.
A
local
Invwl
muni
nf
eight
million
dollars
would
dis-
ifi
putt,
benefits
to
everyone
In
nil
walks
of.
life.
in
this
and
adjacent
territory,
Other
cities
and
territories
are
looking
for
and
welcohil
Who
are
willing
to
Invest.
Let
U
show
these
people
by
a
10Q
per
cent
vote,
that
we
want
them
t)
come,
here,
and
that
wn
are
will.
to
offer
them
every
Inducement
to
locate
in
our
city.
vote
In
favor
of
this
fef'reni
dum
hhd
vote
for
the
progress
of
our
city
and
district.
I'F.S
IDENT
OF
PRJNCR
'
RUPtRT
CHAMBER
S
OF
.COMMERCE.
,!
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Saturda1
I
Sent,
ENGLAND'S
EARL
MARSHAL
AND
BRIDE
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
Off
To
Victoria
To
Supply
Pulpits
in
Capitol
City
ror
Coming
Year
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
formerlv
Dastor
of
First
United
Church
here,
has
been
appointed
by
the
Victoria
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
to
supply
the
pulpits
of
James
Bay
and
Victoria
West
United
churches
in
Victoria
until
June
30
next
ttcAi
year.
jcai.
iv-,
Mr-
Clarke
viatt;
will
wul
leave
leave
1
Prince
Rupert
next
week
to
take
l'ain'
endorsed
Mr.
Rowe
.1
nt
I
Utude
Which
fs:
"Th
Lilicr-il
nver
over
his
his
now
new
Hntlo.
duties.
Mrs.
vro
nio.bo
Clarke
will
remain
for
a
few
weeks
to
dls-
.
,
i
.
'.
i
uuot
kja
iuuiHuiu,
iu,
u
m
rite
Will
eiS:!";
ter
part
o'f
.Lw
should
K
be
granted.
'
wwwr
iq
accompany
Mrs.
Clarke
and
family
south.
They
will
take
up
residence
in
Victoria.
Mr.
Hollingworth
Returning
Here
I'astor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
to
be
Hark
for
Month
at
Least
Rev
W
D.
Grant
Hollingworth,
who
has
been
away
from
the
city
ror
the
past
year
on
special
organization
work
for
the
Presbvterlan
Church
In
Canada,
will
return
here
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
next
Wed
nesday
from
Vancouver
to
resume
the
pastorate
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
for
the
month
of
October
at
least.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hollingworth
and
they
will
lesume
residence
at
the
Manse.
Rev.
Dr.
J.
W.
Stevenson
of
Mont-
teal,
who
lias
been
flUInir
the
nul-
plt
of
First
Presbyterian,
Church
during
Mr.
Holllngworth's
absence.
leaves
next
week
for
Victoria
where
he
will
supDly
In
the
pulpit
of
St
Andrew's
Church.
He
will
sail
on
the
Princess
Louise
Monday
after
noon
for
the
south.
L
Hotel
Arrivals
Roya
Nerickson.
Ketchikan:
Paul
Uampes
and
C.
B.
Strand,
city;
l.
U.
Sutherland.
Vancouver.
Fred
Peterson,
Paulsbo.
Knox
M.
Johnson.
London.
Ont.:
Er.
nie
Profit,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
Rogers,
Victoria:
A.
Alexander
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
0.
II.
(Jray,
Victoria;
F.
Water
nap,
Seattle.
s
The
young
Duke
of
Norfolk,
England's
ranking
peer,
and
his
bride,
Miss
Lavina
Strutt,
daughter
of
Lord
Helper,
are
pictured
outside
Norfolk
House.
The
duke,
leading
Roman
Catholic
layman
in
England,
arid
Miss
Strutt
were
ruarrlt
d
on
January
27.
The
duke,
who
is
28,
was
Identified
with
the
coronation
anangements
in
his
capacity
ns
hereditary
Karl
Marshal
LABOR
IN
ONTARIO
SPLIT
(Continued
from
Page
One)
rather
than
riding
with
General
Motors."
Recently
the
stand
of
both
ministers
was
endorsed
bv
their
riding
associations.
The
Toronto
Evening
Tele
gram,
regarded
as
staunchly
Con
servative,
supported
the-
Liberal
Premier's
stand
and
accused
Hon
Harl
Rowe,
Conservative
leader.
of
"sitting
on
the
fence."
The
Toronto
Star,
independtnt
Liberal
and
a
supporter
of
Mr,
Hepburn
1
In
the
1934
"ft
eltction
cam-
Conservative
party
stands
for
the
right
of
employees
to
bargain
collectively
through
their
own
representatives,
chosen
by
(he
workers,
through
the
medium
n
the
secret
ballot,
free
from
im
proper
influence,
coercion
or
in
timidation."
Col.
Oeorge
Drew
resigned
as
provincial
campaign
chairman
for
the
Conservativo
mriv
.in.
oiaring
nimseir
unable
to
ngre
wim
.Mr.
Rowo's
statements
of
policy
on
the
C.
I.
O.
He
will
r,.
as
an
Independent
Conservative.
irouuie
between
Mr.
Hepbi.rn
aim
me
ienerai
Liberal
govern
ment
over
relief
mailer.
Ur.L.,
into
the
open
when
the
Ontario
premier
said
.Mounted
Police
asKeu
for
when
the
Osbnun
strike
was
on.
were
Ban)
.
v
miin.il
iiiitueinem
useli'Ms,
uaier
came
Mr,
Hepburn's
de-claratlon
he
was
"po
longer
a
Mackenzie
King
Liberal"
and
announcement
nil
connection
be
iween
me
untario
Liberal
As-
sociation
and
the
federal
organiz
iuon
nau
been
cut.
CFPR
Programs
SATURDAY
IM.
6:00
nt-miaritles.
6:15
Request
Program.
0:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Variety
Program.
7:00
Modern
Home
Hour.
7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
7:30
Do
You
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in
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