d
o
o
o
-o
o
n
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
(I
u
o
I
II
o
o
u
5
it
V!
if
5
a
WedneAday,JDeeembrT28,ieM,
Sons
Of
Norway
Observe
'Xmas
Clmtnias
Tree
entertainment
.
;-c
hdd
n
the
Moose
Hall
yesterday
alternoon
and
evening
In
the
afternoon
Jar
about
seventy
,ve
children
and
In
the
evnln
vi,h
some
mrec
nunarea
grown
t-
in
attendance.
.As
usual,
the
"alrs
were
highly
enjoyable
t.
cin''
around
the
Christmas
rl
i'
was
featured
m
bntlv
occa--nf
in
compliance
with
an
o"d
Njrwcglan
Yuletlde
custom.
In
the
afternoon,
present
werf
'.rlbutcd
to
all
the
children
oifl
Bkog.
In
the
role
of
:8anta
us
wo
.In
fine
.form.
Oscar
Bather
was
chairman
o(
.
evenlnt's
gathering
and
there
an
appropriate
address
by
Krv
K
11
RUbcrg,
nator
of
8t
jvai
Lutheran
Church.
Commun-
urging
was
enjoyed
and,
after
dancing
around
the
Christmas
:
there
was
0
dance
which
con-t
..urd
until
4
ajn.
with
excellent
rr.uslc
by
Fossum's
Orchestra
and
Cxair
Bather
as
master
of
cere-clonics
The
committee
In
charge
conned
of
Mrs
George
Anderson
lr.
Ole
Wick.
Mrs.
Olof
Skop
Mr?
Larry
Arnold,
Mrs.
Mlckelson'
U!
5
Joren
Bkog.
Jolin
Frefdham
Ai.
Hanson.
Ingvar
Wick,
Erlln?
C;Trnstrand.
Thorof
Murvold
and
J
hn
Slatta.
Mrs
Knut
Slatta
was
In
charge
cf
the
kitchen.
(WM)
OF
THANKS
Mrs
F
White.
Tom
Gosnell.
Wm
Cncll
and
Mrs.
Gladys
Orcgc
w
h
U
thank
all
those
who
sent
I
-wpm
at
the
time
of
their
recent
bfr
tVfinvnt
in
the-daath
of
thrli
v,
'
r
hits
mien
Council.
Those
.vndlnc
lowers
to
UK
f
u
.
i
Mrs.
Gowiell
were:
Mm
r.y
Wlnte
and
family.
Mr.
and
M.
Crtnv
Hill
and
Alice.
V
ID.
C
nfron
;nd
daughter,
Malsle
L
Ji
ffcrwn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.J
(
l.lna
Cal.li.rl
Ued
leaving
1'riiuc
Rupert
Boys
Band
Again
Helps
Make
Cheer
During
Christmas
In
harmony
with
-the
spirit
of
Robert
Greenfield,
and
rendered
selections
at
downtown
street
corners.
Buch
favorites
as
"Adeste
Fidells."
"New
Born
King"
and
"Jingle
Bells"
were
played
for
a
responsive
and
generous
public.
On
Monday,
in
spite
of
the
cold,
the
residential
sections
were
toured
and
a
visit
was
also
-paid
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
The
mus-1,
Ic
provided
by
the
boys
was
up
to
their
usual
high
standard
and
did
much
to
promote
the.
seasonal
sphv
!t
of
friendliness
and
good
.cheer.
Much
Pleased
With
Instruction
In
Ontario
Camp
Lieut,
Col.
B.
V.
Johniton,
officer
commanding
the
102
nd
Battery.
who
returned
at
the
week-end
jrom
liVine
a
course
of
tralnlnz
at
Tren
S27.50
:'
-
6.75
Rale,
Effective
JS'o.!
1st
Until
Feb.
28.
lteturu
Limit,
March
u.
8950
,.,.,,.
-:s
3rd
Avenue
oooooooooooooooooeooeooooooooooooooooooooooooooooor
pi
To
The
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
PROSPERITY
In
The
Coming
Year
Bulkley
Valley
Collieri
es
REDUCED
WINTER
FARES
to
VANCOUVER
(Jailing
at
Orean
Falls
and
Powell
River
$36.00
Kd,,rn
iU'itls
and
Ucrlh
Inchidcil
THURSDAYS
1
1:15.
p.m.
.Southbound
V-C9-38
Canadian
Mationaj
gteamshipa.
0
0
o
Nordkap
Christmas
Tree,
Metro-.
pole
Hall,
.tomorrow
night
at
8:30
Fine
program,
refreshments,
'dance.
Fossum's
Orchestra
(300)
Olof
Hanson.
M.
P.
tor
Ekeena.
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
nights
train
from
Smithers
for
a
brief
visit
here
before
proceeding
to
Ottawa
to
attend
the
session
oi
Parliament.
Sam
Blmpson,
who
has
been
on
n
frin
In
Vnnmnvpr
anri
Vlrt.nHa
ton.
Ontario,
expressed
himself
asnn,oe
TI01J
nartlcularly
gratified
at
being
al-
uiivio
uwu
lowed
to
take
this
work,
most
ofjw
p
i
r
T
II
11
which
was
quite
new
io
him'
and.
In
L.L.1J.L.
llall
would
prove
exceedingly
-valuable
to
the
local
unit.
Considerable
time
was
spent
In
the
air.
Colonel
Johnston
was
the
pnly
officer
In
British
Columbia
to
take
the
course.
At
the
end
of
the
period
he
took
deUvery
of
a
new
car
at
Windsor
and
drove
.back
to
Brl-,
lib.
Columbia
through
the
United
States.
C
on
and
Bill.
The
Village
Conn-
Lq
0
jmo
training
-for
a
jiurse
at
Port
Slmnmn.
Mr
and
Mrs
tsu.ner
Mrs.
Mark
Edar
ana
it
Mr
and
Mrs
Pllfold
and
(
.
v
Miss
P
Smith.
St.
Paul
s
Hospital.
Vancouver.
She
was
formerly
a
student
at
Klni
,Kdward
High
School
and
aUo
took
a
business
course
at
St.
Joseph's
jAcademy.
Prince
Bunert
Bhe
will
be
Arompanled
to
Vancouver
bv
Try
&
Dallr
Nt
cctAMtKd
ad
her
mother
:
coooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooooooooooooooo'
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Vil
Chfslrrflfld
Suite-
3
pieces,
covered
with
mohair
which
-
till
retain
lUlusterou.
finish.
Delivered
In
45.00
Chrtterfleld
Only
-
In
tapestry
-
Itrolliilnc
("otswell
Chalr
'midnight
frolic
held
in
the
same
MIm
Dorothy
ilhearman
of
Kit-
hall
from
12
o'clock
midnight
Bun-
vann
U
leavlnn
U.r
Vancouver
2
BOSTON.
Dec
28:
CP
Mrs
o
riainieen
wniiman
oi
una
cuy.
gjbeen
hearing
stirring
recitation:
g
of
th
'Charge
of
the
Light
Br!
o
gade"
from
the
United
States
Cus-o
toms
The
occasion
was
the
delivery
g
from
London
of
the
stiver-mounted
olhoof
of
the
horse
her
father
rode
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
-THE
DAILY
MEWS
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Serenaders
Dance
Friday
and
Clarence
I).
I-etnes
returned
to
Saturday
nights
in
Jlotton
Hall,
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
(302)
morning
from.
a
itrlp
to
Vancouver.
uuiuuu9,iieu:rmcc'iiupcrt
uoys
,
Ml
Hazel
Leask
returned
Xo
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
inspector
of
Band
turned
out
on
Christmas
Eve,)the
clty
on
lhe
prince
George
this
'schools..and
Mrs.
Morrison
return-under
the
leadership
of
Bandmaster
,m0rnin
from
Vancouver.-
led
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
spending-
the
Oeorge
Waugh,
who
has
been'
Christmas
season
in.
Vancouver.
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
oouth
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
Mrs.
E.
G.
Ayres
and
daughter.
Miss
Jean
Ayres.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
mornlns
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Ayres
son,
Pat
films,
also
returned
from
lhe
south.
Stuffy
Head
A.few.drops
.
.
-and
cn
breathe
again!
Clears
ckjKKing
mucus,
reduces
swollen
membranes
help
l
p
cinuscs
open.
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
VlClCS
south
and
will
proceed
Friday
night
by
tne
Prince
John
to
Mas-sett.
Mrs
Simpson
and
family
are,
remaining
In
'Victoria
until
spring.
Successful
Va-tronol
Henry
Colllson
is
leturning
today
to
ihls
home
at
Kltkatla
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
town
purchasing
supplies.
John
Dybhavn
"will
leave
on
thli
evening's
train
for
Ottawa
.to
attend
the
annual
meetings
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Can-
Two
very
successful
dances
were
ada
of
which
he
Is
a
member.
held
in
the
CXJ3.L.
Hall
during
the
Christmas
week-end.
The
first
one
The
Trlnce
Rupert
Gyro
Club'
was
held
on
Friday
night
and
a
rec-
held
Its
annual
Informal
Christ-ord
crowd
attended.
The
music
mas-New
Year
season
luncheon
to-was
conducted
by
the
MetlakaUa
day.
President
D.
G.
Borland
was
Dante
Orchestra
and
a
big
turkey
In
the
chair
and
there
m
as
a
good
was
given
away.
The
winner
was
attendance
of
members
with
several
Peter
Spalding.
Port
Esslngton.
guests.
No
Icas
pleasant
affair
was
the
day
until
3
a.m..
A
general
holiday
spirit
prevailed.
The
hall
was
pleasantly
decorated
for
the
Tennyson's
Poem
Wnmpri
Customs
i
I'nrlr
Sams
Collector
a
Hit
Both-errd
hy
Famuu
Charjc
Salvation
Army
Sunday
-
School
Christmas
Tree
And
Program
Tonleht
at
8
o'clock
Ml
Are
Heartily
Welcome
EVERYTHING
I'ne
In
Lord
Tennyson's
poem
as.
In
Great
Britain
today
is
derenee
intn
th
month
of
hell
I
'WHium
Robb.
who
is
back
in
Redo
the
six
hundred."
1
Prince
Rupert
after
spending
the
There
wm
on
argument
In
the!
past
couple
of
years
In
Glasgow,
.fflce
about
it
with
a
roup
hold-'1
Everything
is
beln?
concentrated
nut.
for:
on
making
of
armaments
and
the
"Into
the
Jaws
of
death
whole
country
seems
destined
to
be-
'Rode
the
six
hundred."
come
a
verltnble
fortress,
declares
The
silver
band
on
the
Valley
of
Mr.
Robb.
There
were
conditions
Death
hoof
says:
verging
on
panic
during
the
Scp-
CHARGER
itember
crisis,
says
Mr.
"Robb.
Gallant
friend.and
nenerous
Joe
Mr
Robb
is
not
at
all
optimistic
"A
hero
of
Balaklava
-Died
In
Halifax.
1833.
"One
that
was
left
of
them,
one
of
six
hundred."
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
HrlnUman,
Nordhelmer
snd
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
MResonocope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
MHIiHI
:
!
14
t:M
s
firf.
1
International
late
1
2
THE
TRAVELLERS
CAFE
ft
2
Has
changed
ownership
and
3
wm
be
continued
as
the
In-
M
rt
ternatlonal
Cafe
under
new
a
management
with
entirely
a
new
6taff
Including
a
first
class
cook.
a
Full
Meals
Served
for
23c
j
j
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
g
3
INTERNATIONAL
CAFE
211
Gth
Street
i
VM
IWUi
CMCBXBJ.MJB.linit:B'3,;BXB
tV
about
the
future
of
the
Old
Country.
He
admits
that
the
bottom
woul
fall
out
of
everything
If
pre-
yarntlons
for
war
and
defence
should
cease
of
which
happening
for
some
time,
however,
there
appears
to
be
little
prospect.
Mr.
Robb
is
as
loyal
to
the
Old
(Land
as
ever
but
he
ts
'constrained
(to
admit
that
Canada
is
a
better
country
m
wnicn
to
uve
during
(these
troublous
times.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
Ethel
May
Mc-Klnley
will
take
place
tomorrow,
Thursday,
at
2
o'clock
from
the
B,
C
Undertakers
Chapel.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
col-lamn
wlll
be
charged
for
full
imonth
at
:25c
a
word.
Nordkap
Christmas
Tree
Decem
ber
29.
Eagles'
Dance
New
Year's
Eve,
10
p.m.
Varden
Entertainment,
Jan..'6.
Toe
H.
Bridge
January
18.
.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Snowball
iFrollciMoase
Hall.'
Janu-
Ilury
27.
Hitting
Out
At
'
Dictator
Hephurn
tatorshlp
Failed
Premier
Mitchell
.Hepburn
took
i
It
tunon
himself
.to-tell
ih,e
citizens
rW
of
Windsor
that
they
should
notjfetf
have
David
Croll
as
dhelr
mayor,
said
the
Ottawa
Journal
recently,
tr.
The"
citizens
of
Windsor
proceeded
-
to
'elect
David
Croll
as
their
may-1
2?
or
by
a
majority
of
5,000
votes
I
S$
That
may
or
may
not
be
a
gain
j
jjf
in
the
education
of
Mr.
Hepburn.
5
IUis.a
distinct
gain
for
the
propn-fJi
sltlon
that,
in
the
management
rfc
their
local
affairs,
the
people
ofU?
this
province
do
not
want
inter-Jl
....
...
.'f
ierence
irom
.any
iWOiya-DCcuctar
or
from
.any
mother
'outside
influence
itor
whatsoever.
No
more
reason
existed
for
Interference
by
Mr.
Hepburn
In
.a
municipal
election
Jn
Windsor
rthan'l
existed
Jor
interfersnce
iby-
.Mr;
Hepburn
In
the
affairs
of
Spain,
Certain
people,
however,
have
a
weakness
lor
high.
and.
jnighty.noJ
tlons
about
their
'influence
'and
their
power.
It
is
good
-that,
from
time
to
time,
such
DeoDle
should
be
"taken
down."
jW
The
best
way
to
deal
with
4heW
t-,
..
.
dictatorship
spirit
Is
to
smack
.ft
lustily
-whenever
and
wherever
it
attempts
to
raise
its
head.
i
I
Timely
Recipes
m
oi
ways
iDut
one
sinvple
-recipe
Bf
potatoes
on
ihe
bottom
icf
.
a
greas-
ea
baking
dlsh,
dot
-with
buttw
and
odd
seasonings
.to
suit
the
aste.
Then
add
a
tablespnonful
at,
lemon
juice
and
pieces
of
lett-lver
.cooked
Jinnan
haddle.
.Repeat
the
layers
nf
jjotatoes
and
fish
i
until
i
the
dish
...
Is
iull
and
covpt
'ne
up
witn
line
.bread
crumb's
lotted
with
butter.
Uf.
In
IU
'first
ooklng.
.the
;finnan
Saddle
ws
not
creamed
or
cooked
In
a
cream
nuce,
.
add
.layers
.of
jwhlte
sauee
r
some
milk
to
the
scallop).
Bake
he
scallop
hi
a
modcirate
oven
un-i!
the
potatoes
and
-fish
are
thcrr
ughly
heated
and
the
bread
.rumbs
well
.browned,
IS
DEFENCE
two
piLMS
Ot
.
,
.
.
lrl.t.
I.
ni.Lluin.
of
ln.4tiitrr
In
nll
When
the
customs
people
noil-1
Country
Today,
Declares
Ned
Mrs.
Whitman
they
were
send
'
William
Robb
ng
along
the
historic
hoof
they
in--
"iilrrd
whrthr
there
wn
such
a
The-
whole
backbone
oi
industry
SHOW
HERE
Rascals"
and
"Gateway"
re
Mid-Week
Offering
at
Capitol
Theatre
Jlascrils,"
a
romantic
comedy
starring
Jane
Withers,
and
"Gate-i
way.
a
aramatic
story
oi
Ellis
Is-i!
land,
comprise
an
Interesting
mld-,
week
double
bill
program
at
thej
Capitol
Theatre
here.
j
In
'iRascals"
Jane
-Withers
is
a;
breezy
little
tom-boy
in
a
storyl
about
a
young
heiress
who
has!
stumbled
into
a
gypsy
camp
afteHj
an
auto
accident.
A
young
college;!
man,
seeing
the
world,
Is
In
the.
camp
and
a
love
affair
blossoms1
under
Jane's
Impish
guidance.
Howjj
she
unravels
the
complications
ar-3
ising
out
of
an
unwanted
suitor
and!)
a
jealous
admirer
develop
as
a
gay(
and
breezy
story.
Rochelle
Hudson
tic
leads
and
Borah
Mlnevltch
tsi
Jane's
principal
accomplice
In
the
!
11
r
il
1""
-
s
.Coast
with
snow
In
the
Interior..
L
Weather
forecast
prince
impend
oca
char
!
1
M
1
1
A
DI)
I
E
-J'OTATO
SCALLOP
iW
There
are
different'
stories
as
to
M
how
smoked
haddock
came
to
ber
known
as
finnan
haddle
but,
what-
ever
the
origin
of
the
name,
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