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Mrs.
Wouden
Is
ffinner
Of
Trip
inc
By
Queen
Mary
Chapter
met
Plare
In
Capitol
Theatre
&alng
took
place
at
the
Capl-Theatre
last
night
In
connec
with
Uie
raffle
of
a
round
;
ta
Vancouver
by
Queen
Mary
:
Xfcr
Imperial
Order.
Daugh-
cf
the
Empire.
The
wiruiei
r-
Mrs
Wouden.
230
Blxtli
Av-
East,
with
No,
465,
A
T
Parkin,
rep.ent
of
Hill
X
'
fhantrr.
nrrldMt
over
the
belni
awUted
bv
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uitr
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kuiii
ill"
17
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waa
drawn
by
a
bov
'
Jie
audience
The
raffle
T"v.ee
confuted
of
Mrs.
D
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Mm.
J
A.
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and
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mi
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to
sw6
something
t
a
c
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RENT
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room
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and
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Decorating,
Kalsomln-ln
Oeneral
Repair
Work.
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ranteed,
reasonable.
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oinarir
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nwi
293.
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PERSONAL
'IjVATE
home
KINDEUOAfN
tana
Pay
we
start
you.
The
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
limine
tf
SAVR
HKLl'flOHUNUUBDS
r0
OUTAIN
positions
as
Let-er
Curriers,
postal
Clerks,
Cus
.0.m
Kxamlneri,
Clerks,
and
nographer.
etc..
and
can
llj
u,
Wr!t0
us
for
.proof
noola
T.tri
xfii-,.
nM..t
nCsnsda.
if,
com
At
thU
meeting
of
the
provincial
premiers
o
Ontario
and
Quebec
In
"Montreal,
un
ted
a
X.m
was
planned
in
a
Joint
opposition
to
any
radical
c
iange
In
the
British
North
Amerira
Act
was
decided
upoc
Premier
DuplessUof
Quebec
was
als
.
soun-ied
out
by
his
Ontario
colleague
on
the
question
of
the
export
of
power,
urged
upon
the
Ottawa
government
by
Mr
Hepburn.
Members
of
the
two
delegations
in
the
Montreal
conference
are
pictured.
Left
to
right
the
group
Includes:
Han.
T
b.
M'Questen,
Hon.
Paul
Leduc.
Hon.
Oordon
Ccnant
ol
the
Ontario
cabinet.
Premief
Duplessis
of
Quebec
Premier
Hepburn
of
Ontario.
Hon.
T.
J.
C
-jnan
and
Hon.
B.
Dussault
of
Quetrec
and
Hon.
Peter
Htenan
of
Ontario.
I
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
flood
Ore
in
Silver
Standard
Mine
ReportedCor-onado
at
Smithers
Makes
Shipment
Pioneer
Northern
Prospector
Dies
fcany
will
ship
at
least
a
carload
A'UL
Nnf
VVonf
KanV
week
tek
to
be
increased
as
time
goes'
uau;
a
pn
until
the
concentrating
plant
It
Installed
In
the
spring.
Immanuel
Olien
ha
returned
to
his
home
at
New
Hazelton
after
having
been
engaged
for
several
I.
UIa
In'
lh
Sllln
4lHrlM
One
of
the
real
-old
.Ume
pros
pectors
of
the
Dog
Creek
area
north,
of
Vandernooi
passea
ay
I
week
at
the
age
of
seventy-two
venrs'ln
the
nerson
of
Peter
An
derson,
The
late
Mr.
Anderson
hasl
prospected
for
many
years
in
thel
north,
having
oeen
av
various
nuns
In
the
Yukon,
Caaslar
and
Omlnecaj
districts.
He
was
a
fine
wo
representative
of
the
plpneer
mining
fchool
type.
His
funeral
took
place
at
Fort
St.
James.
p.
x.
Kenney,
M.L.A.
for
skeena,
has
been
appointed
to
the
mining
committee
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature.
His
experience
and
knowledge
of
mjnlng
affairs,
par-tlcularly
of
theorth,
should
prove
of
value.
j
t
j
Try
a
Dally
wewi
ciasind
d.
Pathological
Laboratory
Matter
For
Doctors,
Members
of
Board
Tee!
Some
members
of
the
hospital
or
the
Medical
Association.
He
i
expects
to
return
there
next
j
spring.
mow
nn
the
nart
of
the
Prince
.
,
u
Rupert
Medical
Association
to
foist
have
Very
encouraging
returns
m
unwJmted
bab
u
the
hos.
been
received
from
a
shipment
of
...
...
.
...
,,hnln,,
.
l
-
.UI
..U..J
-
I
-o
...
.
a
a
a
m
fsm
v
ami
s
ntrrx
nr
inn
nnrii
t
n
i
seemea
uniair
w
tax
au
paucuia,
for
a
service
regardless
of
whether
they
used
or
desired
It
ment
irom
the
owners
returned'
rov.d
the
ouarteni
for
the
la-'
Saturdays
tlW.60
after
paying
all
freight
and
-
.
.
treatment
charges.
The
ore
shlpp-,
ed
was
taken
from
several
tunnels
on
the
property
and
Included
some,
re-sacked
ore
(taken
out
twenty
years
ago.
Harry
Orm
has
now
Joined
Mr
Orllflif
and
they
plan
to!
work
the
property
throughout
the
winter
with
the
expectation
of
having
a
full
carload
ready
for
ship-'
ment
next
spring,
The
Coronado
was
located
about
thirty
years
ago,
being
owned
by
JacK
Halley.
the
J
late
Pearl
Fleming
and
the
late
R.
J
McDonnell.
The
property
has
seen
a
great
deel
of
work.
Including
die
driving
of
several
tunnels.
Owing
to
lack
of
road
facilities,
the
property
has
been
handicapped
hi
the
past.
Mr.
Orlffin
operated
the
orooerty
throughout
the
past
sum
mer,
packed
the
ore
down
despite
the
steep
hill.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N..
ladyt
superintendent,
was
Inclined
to
feel
that
a
general
laboratory
ser-i
vice
for
all
patients
was
desirable.
I
The
service
was
already
being
made
available
to
other
than
pay
patients.
It
was
finally
decided
to
refer
the
matter
to
the
executive
com
mlttee
to
take
up
with
Dr.
Coleman
C.N.R.
Trains
ore
maoe
irom
vnc
o.u
.
..,,.,
rr
the
Fast
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
'
Mondavs.
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
near
omimcrs
rcv.-j'-
-
;
days
6
p.m
shipment
of
34
tons
made
by
Fred
The
definite
understanding
at
theFrom
he
Fjst
Orlffin
under
a
leasing
arrange-
tjme
was
that
Uie
hospital
would1
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Rritish
Tars
Repair
Damage
From
Jap
Shells
11
pjn
powered
salesmanship
directed
by
"
Walt
her
Funk.
.
Funk
is
the
bon
vlvant
of
tlv?
cabinet,
the
man
who
admittedly
!ove?
good
thln?s
to
eat
and
to
rirink
uhn
i
fond
of
care-free
so-
;
rletv.
who
so
dotes
on
the
fine
arts,
government.
over
the
arrest
ot
Lutheran
Pastor
Martin
Nlemoeller.
.he-said
in
ah
aside
during
a
c6nferenqe
with
for-leUn
news
men.
"Ypu
know,
I
aU
most
became
a
Lutheran
pastor!
You
can
Imagine
where
I'd
be
now!",
ministry;
niirinir
lhi
sMtinns
of
the
lnterl
'national
commission
of
ambassaf
rfor
in
October
he
lnnuired
from
boratory,
make
available
such
AnKara,
Turkey,
where
he
happen-equlpment
as
it
already
had
and
ed
to
visiting,
what
has
hap-look
after
the
board
of
the
doctor
p;ned
to
pawn?"
When
told
that
in
charge,
the
Medical
Association
PUsen
remain
Czrth,
he
said.
10
assume
responsio;wijr
wuici;.
..0ne
can
teu
th3it
there
are
no
Now
tne
Medical
Association
drinkers
on
the
commission."
1
At
A.
1U.
1
IaI
WaI
wl
iMl
vuc
u,h
u
proposing
m
EconomIcs
.ltrw
!i
flnt
rhanrp
nn
all
tiav
Da-1
UnUke
some
of
hi,
more
pontl--th
tients
in
the
hospital
for
laboratory
rhae
to
be
settled
I
toal
colleagues
In
the
cabinet,
he
not
hesitate
to.-use
theses
upon
by
negotiation
between
"when
I
became
minister
board
and
Dr
Coleman,
the
doc-js'ons
tVAZ
na
m
cimnloa
ftpnti
w
t
nmn
jmr-rt
hi
nn-fFunk
can
afford
to
be
Ironical
to
them
from
the
Silver
Standard
mine,
well
known
hJp-;
elton
property,
which
is
again
going
into
production.j
,eader,
in
Hitler's
Third
Reich
pos-There
ia
paid
to
be
a
good
tonnage
of
that
kind
of
ore
u
.
rM'
r
.dltloru
exUtlnc
at
theii
..:.
i
sir
i.
:,
i.
:
u.i
w
n
v,-
itl
pltal.
..
a
.
.
...!-
n
nil
rollrl'
house
and
on
uie
roaa
10
a
"
'
tunnel
where
the
mill
will
be
locat-1
ed.
The
machinery
has
already
Hnnifal
IJIIP
UUKZ)
ben
delivered
at
Nev
Haielton.
nlllUDLIIiai
u
said
that,
from
trie
start,
uie
1
Fact
Is,
he
came
into
politics
via
I
4
Seamen
of
the
British
gunboat
Ladybird
upon
arrival
at
Shang
hal
are
pictured
repairing
damage,
done
to
the
vessel
when
it
was
attacked
by
Japanese
bombing
aeroplanes
on
the
Yangtse
some
time
ago.
The
tars
found
it
pecessary
to
plug-a
hole
in
the
boat's
hull
down
near
the
waterllne.
In
this
picture
they
are
removing
traces
of
shelling
from
the
upper
structure.
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"
coi.r.Miiiv
dav
Hltlpr
awnmM
nmnrliiin.
In
llir"
Mirtler
if
ihf
".lmlnMrtlon
ary
30,,
1533
Der
Fuehrer
ario'nt-
Art?
ml
ed
him
press
chief
of
the
Oemirn
Mr
r
rtat
o
iaae
TAKE
NOTICE
that
in
ordr
of
HU
that
he
almost
became
a
profes-
Soon
thereafter
Dr.
Ja5cih
Ooeb-
H
wiur,
w..
&
Rsher.
the
t7m
my
j.f
slonal
plankt-
vYk-
was
'rusted
with
founding
ggJZ
-.VS
USS'
At
a
.
time
'when
feelin5
wasten.se
ihe
ministry
for
propaganda
and
Ftrpra.
dMeMM.'
h
portiei.
hatin
bubllc
enllzhtment
enus"irapni-
Funk
he"amf
De-ame,
cimnLt
?aln.t
the.
saw
estate
we
nere-L,
san;
properly
b.
to
nu-ni,!,
his
State's
o.
secretary,
in
other
wards,
ywuioa."
td
&
on
or
betof
the.
nn
the
man-nert
after
him
In
the
hler-
ot.te;aber,
A.
d.
wis,
nd
h
archy
and
the
man
responsible
for
JSSJ
MTuS!'
the
administration
of
the
hu-ie
(kMedoess
to
me
Xoritiwith
Try
d
Dally
News
"want-ad.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Orfcfcil
Administrator.-.
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B.C.
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bof
'Qih
J?th
dT
o
Novmvber,
A.
p.
rm.
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SPECIAL
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EXCURSION
RATES
TO
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FROM
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RUPERT
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if
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00
RETURN'
RETURN.
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
Mais'
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7;
RETURN.
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?0Jit
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
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also
apply-
from
intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939.
inclusive
Good
to
Return
ap
to
March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
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Ar.
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ALA
Tuesday,
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Thursday,
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CARDENA
Friday,
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p.m.
Monday
a.m.
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Reservations
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TITR
DAILY
NEWS
-
A
miAiT
SULAlIUn
HOSPITAL
irtim
Arm
in
iitps
i
Mfftlnt
I
Local
HunpiUI
ivoanl
Tk
iiolatlon
hospita:
situation,
1
VlC
01
l"r
piCKIlk
UUlUllUk
Ul
rvrr
here,
was
ua
lor
dis-
at
uu
nignvs
meeunt
oi
n;
fcc
,,IUI
ooara,
me
oa
question
f
rc
oslblllty
for
me
operation
IT.'.:
occrcpiv
win
iwii;
cuiy-
i
irira
DCinK
mice
unsm
u
t
-
"
-
i
O.
il
was
we
passuge
oi
a
!
(iriOOAcd
by
P.
A.
MacCal.
j
,
i
1,'Tundtd
by
W,
M.
Drown,
t
hospital
board
docs
not
.-m.
-.,
:
uny
financial
respons:Dmty
,
rV-nftlon
with
the
establish-
The
QUfstllon
came
up
in
con-
).'
lth
the
eadlng
of
cor-
r.d
the
provincial
secretary
on
uie
jjjec'
The
Lv)latlon
hospital,
It
PpVarJ
was
opened
up
to
receive
...
a
patient
a
man
who
had
been
member
of
the
crew
or
me
tramer
Princess
U.uUc.
Under
he
;r
umstance.
some
question
1
arcn
as
to
Just
where
the
'
the
operation
of
the
laolaUon
irre
h.r.
refuted
to
pay.
so
hat
.
.
.
.1
W
ft...
HA
hC
'
VICMJTM1
wucir
Mlv
jm-
tc"
t
lines
from.
Correspondence;
rem
:he
provincial
ixrelary
falls
i
,
f
x
the
responsibility
but
gives
vur-L.
e
that
somehow
r
other.
J?
wtli
ba
taken
care
oi.
Mean
'.imp
It
was
reported
to
the
board
that
the
medical
neaun
oi-1
-
a
1-
C
:er
here
twa
maoe
personal
ca-v
idranre
.n
connection
with
the
mnnrnt
of
special
nurse
who
had
been
brought
here
to
staff
thei
isolation
hosDitAl
I
Thfie
bL'fPrt
"T
rngas.ru
oj
w
,
)tn
Harrison
R.
N..
lady
jpTtiifint
lnf
Prince
Hu
fy,
sT
ui?
nrvtuiDimy
oi
any-
tTo,',2
..i
:ne
way
of
accident
at
PREMIERS
OF
ONTARIO
AND
QUEBEC
MEET,
JO
IN
FORCES
PAVES
WAY
i
WITH
JOKES
i
'
Bon
Vlvant
of
Nail
;CbInet
Good
Storey
Teller
and
Makes
Eastward
Push
Kashr
By
LOUIS
P.
LOCHNF.B
Associated
Pres.s
SUff
Writer
Journalism.
Born
August
18,
1890,
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-In
Trakenhnen,
East
Prussia,
fani-
pltal
Is
reasonably
full
"at
this
Qua
for
its
blooded
horses,
where
tune
and
work
of
the
Institution
is
his
family
had
been
for
centuries,
goins
along
In
a
nonnaljway.
Miss
he
attended
the
"gymnasium,."
at
Jean
Harrison
R.
N.,
lady
super-Insterburz
arid
then
headtid
fof
a
lAtenderlt,
advised
the
board
at
Its
newspaper
career.
He
studied
at
regular
monthly
meeting
last
'
'
Berlin
and
Leipzig.
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After
ferylng
on
various
dallies
J.
V
in
Middle
Germany
he
devoted
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HOSPITAL
PiNANCES
ies
of
articles
and
namnhleLs
on
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German
sconomv.
Men
l'kfi
In
the
monthly
report
of
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committee
of
which
he
Ls
BERLIN.
Nov..
20:
a
SnaS
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MacCallum
advised
in
the
Gernan
cabinet
o
f
Adolt
Kaf
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,
board
-
of
directors
of
the
Hitler
gets
more
fun
out
of
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than
f
,
pce
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at
the
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direct
successor
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that
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foreign
financial
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