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in
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Blues
and
Black
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shoe
store
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Good
Shoes
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dllvery,
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carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
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In
advance,
per
week
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In
advance,
per
month
By
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to
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parts
of
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Columbia,
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and
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States,
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EDITION
91
86
A
WELCOME
CHANGE
In
hi
address
to
the
Rotary
CJub
this
week
Colonel
J.
W.
Nieholls
told
of
the
more
friendJv
spirit
shown
in
me
onuea
atar.es
towards
Ureat
Britain.
This
is
a
com-
us
wnicn
seems
to
nave
got
oil
to
a
good
start.
ART
PHOTOGRAPHY
Those
who
saw
the
wonderful
pictures
shown
to
the
Canadian
Club
yesterday
by
Mr.
Jaycock
of
the
'
Toronto
Saturday
Night
were
given
an
insight
into
what
may
yet
be
done
in
the
nhotocranhio
li
np.
A
niimro
nf
Prince
Rupert
people
had
already
been
taking
moving
pic-'
iuica
in
cujur
wim
spienaia
results
and
very
soon
thev
Will
hp
nVilo
tn
tab-o
"cfJUfc"
...1l
an.
.1
I
mio
cvjurtw
vtKii.
inete
ueveiop-
ments
will
make
it
easier
for
Prinre
Rnnprt
tn
conrl
abroad
some
idea
of
the
beautiful
things
she
is
develop-
ing
within
her
boundaries.
People
with
gardens
can
per-1
petuate
the
best
of
their
work
by
means
of
colored
pic-
turps
nnrl
phpVi
vaai
u-ill
fin
A
vnu
...
.
...1-..
;
mg
and
in
photography
so
that
something
really
worth
while
may
yet
be
done
in
this
city
in
artistic
Foothills
coal
will
suit
your
stove,
Bulkley
Valley
will
warm
your
toes,
VI
Nanalmo-Wellington
Is
Just
For
Stove,
Range,
Heater
or
anything.
Purchase
Your
Coal
From
PHILP01T
EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phones
C51
652
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONl
57
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Fhone
SI
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
It
HOSPITAL
.25
$5X0
.
3.00
-
9.00
Saturday,
November
20,
1937.
MEETING
Board
fit
Sessiori
tost'
Xt
New
i,
Btports
Received
j
Apart
from
discussion
.or.
trie'
new
(hospital-
building
project
and,
the
.presentation
by
the
managing
secretary,
IL
V.
Birch
of
his
report
on
'
.the
recent
annual
convention
of
the-
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association
in.
Victoria
which
he.
attended
iu'delegate
buslnes?
at
j
the
regular
monthly-
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Genera!
Hospital,
was
Jargeiy
of
a,
routine
nature
last
night.
W.
M.
Blown,
occupied-
the'
chair-
In
the
absence
oC
the
president,.
O-
P.
Tinker,
and
the
vice-president
j
P.
s.
Walton.
Olhers
present
were
F:
A.
Macrallum.
Gi
V.
Wilkinson.
;
Dr.
J1.
Hi
Carson
ana
airs.,
it.
i.
T.nndrv.
directors:
II.
W.
Bircb.
managing
secretary,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrison;
R.
N..
lady
superintend
ent.
Mrs.
Landry
Is
the
representa-jtive
on
the
board
of
the
newly
organized
Women's
Auxiliary.
Her
.'credentials
were
presented.
In
a
i
communication
from
the
Auxiliary
and
she'
was
welcomed,
tp
the
meeting,
by-
the
chairman.
Mrs.
'.Landry
Informed
the
board
that
It
was
the
intention
of
the-
Auxiliary
for
the
present
to
work
for
comforts
for
public
ward
patients.
r
The
monthly
report
of
the
fire
chief
declared
the
fire
alarm
systems
In
good
shape
and
the
furnace
rooms
free
of
Inflammables.
A
communication
from
Valentin
Dalrv
enclosed
a
report
or
ut-
it
The
report
of
the
house
commit
tee,
presented
by
G.
V-
Wilkinsor,
stated
that
new
storm
windows
l2
'had
been
placed
on
the
Nurses'
50
1
Home.
A
bad
leak
had
developed
in
the
dormer
roof
on
the
ironc
end
of
the
hospital
and
had
had
to
be
repaired.
Installation;
had
been
made
of
a
new
iron
coll
in
the
furnace
and
other
repairs
han
been
carried
out
about
the
buildr
lng.
,
Bowling
Scores
CITY
TEN
TIN
C.
N.
R.
A.
Comadina
Bulger
......
Handicap
1
.317
paratively
new
development
and
is
all
in
the
interests
oiA
:
world
peace.
d
u
ll
AV&VUAWXOIA
W
A
despatch
from
Ottawa
yesterday
indicated
that
Morrison
.
this
new
spirit
is
having
its
effect
in
matters
of
trade
and
lrlvine
commerce
for
negotiations
are
in
progress
with
a
view
to
HandicaP
a
trade
agreement
between
Great
Britain
and
the
Unitedi
Totai
States.
Possibly
still
closer
trade
relations
between
Can-1
gyro-T.
ada
and
United
States
may
follow.
At
any
rate
Canad-
Borland'....!-.',
ians,
Americans
and
British
can
prove
helpful
to
each
Morart
other
if
they
continue
to
carry
out
that
spirit
of
friendli-
:
LEAGUE
'
.
210
I50'
'..164
...169
...163
.131
'88
2
'230'
121
224
228
222'
50
.2
215
'145
138
212
170
88
1
Total
876
50
1142
1067
1090'
3
26?
217
the
Daily
kewb
Wy
November.
Old
Country
Soccer
MEDAL
WAS
MUSKETEERS
I
Engfeh'
League-First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Charlton
Athletic
0
Arsenal
3.
Chelsea-
2;
Manchester
City
2.
Grimsby
Town
V
Brentford
I.:
Leeds
United
1.
Bolton'
Wanderers
1.
Liverpool
0,
Huddersfleld
Town
1.
Middlesbrough
4,
Lecelster
Citj
2.
'
Portsmouth
.4,
Derby
County
0.
Preston
North
End
2,
Blackpool
0.
Stoke
City
0,
Sunderland
0.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
3.
Ever-ton
1.
Scottish'
Leajue
First
Division
Arbroath
2,
Kilmarnock-.
1.
Ayr
United
1.
Celtic
L
,
Clycte-5,
Queens.
Park
0.
Falkirk.
0,
Hibernians
0.
Hamilton
Academicals
0,
Aberdeen
1.
Hearts
0,
Queen
of
South1
0.
Motherwell
1.
Partick
Thistle
1:
Rangers
3,
Morton
1.,
St.
Jqhnstone
3,
St.
Mirrcn
0.
Third
Lanark
4,
Dundee
3.
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American'
Divisien
W
D
L
F
A
Boston
3
0
0-10
5
Detroit
,1,
1
3
1
14
Chicago-
.2
2
2
14
17
Rangers
2
0
2
7
6
International
'
Toronto
2
tt
-Rpriford
on
bacteriological
test"?.,
Americans
.2
of
the
milk
supplied
the
hospital;
(
Canadians
1
iThe
oualitv
of
the
milk
from
this
Montreal
1
:
?
.
-
i.'
it
.
standpoint
was
louna
uj
o
wr-
02;
within
the
requirements.
Klnsloc
Handicap
Total
OLD-
EMPRESS
Ciccone
....
..
......
155
Santerbane
.
133
Smith
-
,
1?"
Schriaberg
......
:
83
'
Low
Score
.1
968
1029
Total
Division
3
,0
24
17
0
3
9
9
2
2
14
15
0
3
5
7
Rose
Bowl
Seats
Not
Increased
Prices
at
Annual
Football
Classic
In
Pasadena
on
New
Year's
Day
to
Remain"
Same
..In.
.
.1-1
-
1
.209
198
.245
127
2
253
188
162
229
'..207
248
.50
50
16C
262
20
50
3
201
187
184
123
150
PRESENltU
TAKE
LEAD
Festivities
at
Klncolith
as
Chief
KUward
Ciamftle
Shakes
1
8corfd
Decisive
Victory
in
Bridge
Honored
:
League
Last
Evening
,
KITKATLA,
Nori
20r-On
Tues-
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
re-day
an
Interesting
event
took
place
suits
last
night
were
as
follows:
at
the
village
of
Kltkatla
when
Brackman
Si
Ker,
10491;
Canad-Chief
Edward
Gamble
Shakes
o
laa
Legion,
8C90.
:
the
Kitkatla
people
was
lnv,estei
;
prince
Rupert
Dairy,
9800;
Can-
wlth
the
King's
Coronation,
Medal,
adian
National
Recreation
Assoc!"-
A
special
trip
was
made-
by
Indian
Agent
W:
E.
Collison
on
the'
department
launch
Naskeena
for
the
.occasion.
He
was
accompanied
by
Right
Rev.
G.
A.
Rix,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
and
Constable
Arthur
VON
CRAMM
IS
WINNER
.1034'
1130
1023
Japanese
Tennis
Title
Leaves
Flow
1
-165.
:173.
.177
.190
127
2
179
179
198
223
162
ery
Kingdom
for
the
First
Tlm
TOKYO,
Nov.
20:
CP)
The
Japanese
national
sing-les
tennis
title
went
to
a
foreigner
foe
the
first
time
when
Baron-
Gottfried
von
Cramm
of
Germany
defeated
the
Japanese
player
Yamaglshl
7-9,
6-4.
6-4.
Wslfr-
'
:?
?sxhLm-
i
If
tolli
10
fin
(Kit
mellow,
wfiiying
Ogdery'i
flne-Cyt!
'
If
you
pin
for
q
cooter,
imoothtr
cigoetf
iobocco
try
bgden'i
!l
tolls
tlie
cigaretfei
that
are
ntxl
btsl
tp
"iailot-mad!'.
And
don't
forge!
every,
clgorerft
vo
roll
will
bo
improved
if
you
use
"Chanleclef"
or
"Vogu.'-1.
papers.
15c
buys
a
bigger
packag.
of
OgJcnt
now?
PS.Yomr
Pipe
Knowi
Ogden't
Cut
Plug.
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V
Sons
of
Norway.
8527;
Ramblers,
8260.
1
Musketeers,
12888;
Grotto
7579.
T
The
league
standing
to
date:
Handford
of
the
Royal
Canadiaa1
Muskateers
Mounted
Police,
jC.N.R.A
A
sumptuous
banquet
had
been
Ramblers.-
prepared
by
Chiel"
Gamble
in
thejB.
it
K..
village
hall
to
which,
the
entire
Sons
ot
Norway
village
was
Invited.
During
the
'meal
the
silver
band,
under
the
1
leadership
of
Heury
Brown,
played
musical
selections
suitable
fot
the
occasion.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
feast'
the
Indian
Agent
read
In
English
and
Tsimusean
the
King's
Message
and
a
letter
ot.
congratulations
and,
good
wishes
from
Dr.
Harold
N
McGill,
Director
of
Indian
Affairs
Ottawa,
after
which
the
King's
Medal
was
presented.
This
was
fol
lowed
by
the
playing
of
"God
Save
the
King."
by
the
band.
,
Chief
Gamble
expressed
both
t
Tctnmoann
nnrl
PntTiicVl
nrt.
Port
Edward'
nreciatlon
of
the
honor
he
had
n-iun'
ceived.
j
Bishop
Rix
spoke
of
the
Coronation
of
the
King
and
its
meaning
j
expressing
the
hope
that
the
chief
j
would
long
De
sparea
10
enjoy
ins
honor
conferred
on
him.
Speeches
were
also
made
by
Rev;
I
O.
Goodreid;
John
Nelson
and
Wll-j
Ham
Lewis,
after
which
the
hap-,
py
affair
was
brought
to
a
closel
by
the
singing
of
"He's
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow"
and
the
National
An
I
them.
Chief
Gamble's
grandfather,
Chief
Shakes
of
Kitkatla.
many
years
ago
was
the
recipient
of
an
autographed
photograph;
from
her
i
late
Majesty
Queen
Victoria
and
i
PASADENA,
Nov
20:
A
-
pre-
chief,
.
.
.
the
preSent
who
had
pres-!
1
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I.
1
r
I
uus
icuun
uwv
.
ucscvi,
i
or
me
.ki.n.
j
1
,u
-
-
-
niwru
i
liiici
a
Utilising
niue
,
.
,
,
KSi
IW
Vears"
ay
.tote
George-
also-received
an
i
football
game
here
would
be
ad-
..
u.j
.
-
...
J
yanced
to
$5.5Q
is
.denjed
by,
officials.
The
top
price
will
remain
at
$4.40.
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20?
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LDYJr--j.
j
Houston-
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228
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BraseU
183
26F.
Late
Majesty.
These
royal
mem-
'
en
toes
are
the'
prized
possessions
of
the
Kitkatla
people
who.
al-
i
mm.
though
living
in
a
somewhat
Isola-!
3
ted
village
form
one
of
the
loya
J50
communities
of
the
Empire.
183
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53084
49376,
45321
49376
46046
44929
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46501'
41855.
46591
44644'
47186
44644
Pi.
Rupert
Dairy
43958.
47079
4395S
Grotto
42141
51237
42141
Can.
Legion
37737
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Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
.
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:
Q.
Day
and
B.
Cammell,
Vancouver.
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Prince
Rupert
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M.
Margach;
C.
Bighorn,
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S.
Appenzellar.
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M
J3tevensoi
B.
C.
Johnston.
J.
Dermott,
Mary
Ol-sa
and
Joey
OlserH
Vancouver:
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Ketchikan;
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H.
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aacond-cla
iri1ni
Itad.
11
M
ptr.'arr,-rnrthtr
lafortnttloa,
a
(iTta
ka
Balwtia
Ia.
II.
Land
Srrl,
"PtrrDaM
and
Lata
at
Pfovn
ttDdJ.
A
a
partial
rati
Branra.
patartad
land!
utf
tt
tcduutd
f
purabaaa
H
trd
Kliial
UatalBtnU.
-tit-
UM
ttrat-
pttatnt
utptDdrd
ttr
tva,
ytart,
.
prtfldad-
Utat
art
paid
hn'
dot
and
Wprttrrot.al-
madt
durtor
t
tint.
t
tf
r
o(
au
KM
than
11
at
tht
appralatd'
alna.,
.
MUl.
taetaft
a
fci)trial'
tHat-laia
tUabar
ltnd.
not
Moatdlat
f
Mraai.aur
bt'
purctaaMd
ar
Itaard.
:
tht
aaodlttuaa
iicli
dint
pay
mtot:
ar,
attnpafai
,
.s
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araaa.
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-aa.-
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rta)
tcrrc.maj
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'
at-
BaBttitau
aaadl
t!6nl
tpon
a
dwallltt
aHf
aractat
tht'
tint
r:
nut
taf
attttua-al
rartdtnea
and
lBprdxtnact
'
tobdlttont"
art
tulflU'd,
and
land
,
baa,
,a;,aarftT..
Tor
iritlat
ai.
"BdaiatBl.
iwiiait
artat
'ut.
'tattadtat;.;
4
.
aara.
.aw'
aa
katrd
tat
parioa
tr
a'
aatapaai
'
fctfotr
tba'
BraatM
aVaV
aW-Prataata!'
dltldtd
laid
traaar
.
aMrtatt
Bad
.tttt
rr.it
adulnuttrtd
andar.
fraakaf
ratrtta-uoni
tatodrd
Ir
UB
ta.uaaa
Va
taaat
rarjUif
aoBditwDa.
ioteual
pnai
par-nltt
art
taaurd
bad
aa.
atrtaJa
aKBtbtr
j
ratat
ptr
btad
at
ttock.
rrnl
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araa-lof
,
)rfUft
ta
ftrta
ka
ratldattai
Boat
tactrt.
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aMf
tam
tawilt
liana
tor
rtart.
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rraa
ar
trrt
parB
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la
a
t
allataa
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tl
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tB.
aad
brtTtllBa,
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Ba
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,11
I
,aaaari
in
'
,
I.AM1ACT,
Nntlrr-'
of
liilrnfloiv
to
".talr
,l
-
rra
'
Mnil,'
.
T
umrKTi
01
ivntivt
ooutmBBt,
drr
aitv-at.
;em
of
Prlno
.Liot:
'Wand.
In
Hudson
Bay
PbAi.
aontn
ot
;
Crunjlad
high
(marked
oti
51uiH).
-
'.-'-,
.
TtJcjr?
notleio
that-
rrarik
Wtwrman
of
Print
Rupert.
B.
C.'.
ooctuxutlon-
Mlnrr
lnumcVt
to
ajply
for
a
Wum
of
tha
iol-lowlng
dcribnl
lana:--aU
of
a
con
aptcuoiw
lUt
roc
8J
frH'
hlgl
and
lt
irroundlni
(Rock
marked
on
chart)
.
Commencing
at
a
pout'
planted
on
a
gramj
rock
200'
feet
8.
E
of
N.
W
Comer
on
Northeast
aide
tbence
000
feet
Southeast,;
thence
800
feet
aouth
west
thence
800
feet
NortuweirM
thence
800
feet
Northeaat
arid
mnLoJntno
1A
acres.
more
or
lean.
FRANK
WATERMAN,
Datfrd
October
4.
1937.
MWTKK
NOTICE
lUvrralvn
ajtil
'I'ae
TAKE
NOTTCE
THAT
Iravie
Mat-thews
who
addrej
Is
AUln,
B.C..
will
apply
for
a-
llceiioa
to
,tane
atul
uw
3
cubic
fe
t
of
water
out
of
Spruce'
reek,
which
flowB
East
by
West
aud
drains
into
Rlne
Creek
about
three
miles
westward.
The
watex
will
be
divested.'
U,
a
point
about
Oeneral
Wonhln
creek
claim
and
will
be
uwd
tor
MirUny
purxe
upon
the
Poker
leant
dencrlbtl
oa
Joker
and
Poker
leom.
This
notice
wai
povted
on
tile
ground
on
the
8
day
cf
November,
1037.
A
copy
of
this
notkro
and
an-
appl'
cation
imrnuant
therrto,
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
ba
fUad
ut,
itha
offlct
of
the
Water
Recordw
at
Atllrt,
B.
O.
Objections
to
the
iipploatloa
nxay
be
Jlled
with
the
said
Water
Raoorder
or
wiui
.the
Comiptruiier
of
Water
Rightu,
Parliament
BilUdtagB.
VJjtorlo,
B.
C,
wttdun
thirty
days
after
Uie
first
ap-tjearance
of
this
notloa
in
a
local
newspaper.
IAAC
iiArnUtWS.
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