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is
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to
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up
While
Our
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is
Complete
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store
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Thursday,
October
20,
1938.
TIME
TO
CLEAN
HOUSE
;
The
Quebec
Chronicle-Telegraph,
1
a
Conservative
newspaper
printed
in
English
and
circulating
chiefly
among
English-speaking
Canadians
in
the
province
of
Quebec,
recently
published
an
editorial
article
attacking
Won.
Maurice
Dunrp
nnrl
hie
b
norm
tq
t
1
j
1
GeorgesHeon,
M.P.
The
two
men
are
Conservative
lead-'
lr
.
V'4,016YU
uiey
nave
Deen
trying
to
stir
ud
.
public
opinion
against
the
participation
of
Canada
in
Bri-!
provaiarS'
Journal
Publishes
the
speeches
with
ap-j
The
Chronicle-Telegraph
declares
that
this
policy
is'l
not
the
policy
of
the
Conservative
party
in
Canada
nor
is
vu,Iscrvi"ve
ieaaer
outsiae
01
Uuebec
ij
j
could
advocate
with
approval.
The
newspaper
does
not
object
to
any
person
advocating
any
policy
it
may
wish
DUt
(lOeS
ObieCt
to
tVlPir
Hnino-
cn
anrl
of
-
i..
r
"
&
""u,
a
l
me
sdiue
tune,
calling
themselves
Conservatives.
It
says
that
Conserva-
uim
vy
v,uiiservauve
policies
or
should
cease
from
masquerading
in
false
colors.
The
Quebec
paper
says
that
Dr.
Manion
received
the
aujjpuit
01
me
nronicie
prior
to
the
convention
at
which
he
was
chosen
and
it
sees
the
undoing
of
the
Conservative
party
if
the
present
policy
is
adhered
to.
The
concluding
paragraph
of
the
editorial
follows:
;
"Let
the
Conservative-Nationalists
realize'
that
they
can
accomplish
nothing
by
professing
allegiance
to
Conservatism,
as
long
as
the
Conservative
party
remains
in
opposition.
And
it
is
in
opposition
that
the
Conservative
party
will
still
remain
as
long
as
they
flaunt
their
nationalistic
views
mjthe
faces
of
their
fellow
Canadians.
They
will
do
better
for
themselves,
then,
by
joining
forces
with
those
who
hold
similar
views
and
tho
rnnenrvativo
nf
will
be
infinitely
better
off
without
them.
If
they
cannot
either
learn
moderation
or
else
abandon
a
membership
for
which
they
are
not
qualified
in
fact,
the
Conservative
party
will
be
faced
with
the
unpleasant
but
salutary
task
of
cleaning
house.
And
if
it
has
to
be
done,
it
cannot
be
done
too
quickly!"
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Ticket
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Transportation
and
Offices
continued
tied
In
the
leadership
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Bowling
League
last
night
by
virtue
of
winning
over
Mechan
ics
and
Maintenance
two
games
to
uled
weekly
play.
The
Individual
results
were
as
follows:
Mechanical
,1s
2
2
Lawrle
-134
138
Rogers
-129
113
Samuelson
.
115
140
'
Bond
149
135
Paul
-127
178
Handicap
50
50
Totals
704
754
Transportation
12
Cameron
200
158
West
151
209
Ried
86
96
Malr
-.
91
92
Donald
138
178
Handicap
.
34
34
Totals
700
767
Offices
1
2
Irving
147
139
Skinner
159
165
Jurmaln
160
172
Franklin
149
142
Low
Score
-.107
88
Handicap
..
11
11
Totals
733
706
Maintenence
1
2
Long
126
88
Zaderoskl
121
124
Plesko
116
116
LeRoss
...108
111
Gardner
107
110
Handicap
.
93
93
Totals
....
671
642
The
league
standing
to
date:
Offices
6
3
Transportation
6
3
Mechanics
5
4
Maintenance
1
8
VISITS
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
99
93
685'
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Oct.
20.
A.
L.
Mallory
of
Port
Clements
road
foreman
for
the
Queen
Char-
.THT
DAILX
Si
ua
RAILWAY
BAZAAR
IS
1
Care
In
Moving
BOWLING;
SUCCESSFUL1
Injured
Players
Offices
and
Transportation
Now
Tied
for
Leadership
Are.
Fine
Effort
Stajed
by
Auxiliary
of
Canadian
sssalj
Women's
Legion
Call
Doctor
First
is
Advice
of
American
Surreon
to
Those
on
Football
Field
nnnn
In
tha
lnhmArni
"?iirn
wPrP
I
fifTPTi
niarprs
navp
mra.
nr
donated
by
G.
W.
Nlckerson
and
Co,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray.
Ninth
prize,
7
lb.
butter
(donat-
ed
by
Valentin
Dairy),
Elizabeth
Murray.
Tenth
prize,
5
lb.
Malkln's
Cof
fee
(donated
by
W.
H.
Malkln
Co.),
H.
A.
Loakes.
Eleventh
prize,
1
picture
(donated
by
SilVersldes
Bros.),
J.
Wil
son.
Twelfth
prize.
Jardiniere
Table
(donated
by
Mackenzie
Furniture)
A.
F.
SkatteboL
follows:
I
Miss
Lois
Judee
was
valuable
First
prize,
$25.00
cash.
,
v
?
I
jianlst
during
the
affair.
Second
prize;
$1.00
cash.
-
Members
of
the
Legion
includ-
Third
prize,
$10.00,
W.
Moffatt.
1
ing
the
President,
J.
Preece.
J
Fourth
prizefhalf
ton
cbat(do.
Dougherty.
O.
J.
Dawes.
F.
God
naled
by
PhilDOtt
Evitt).
W
W
I
win
J
.T
Jnrtcre.
n
T
AnHfrvm
lotted
Islands
has
bfen
a
visitor.
Bqwev...
,.
.'I
j.
M.
Walker
F.
Skellum
and
J.
Here
on
ouiciai
ousmess.
I
Fifth
prize,
case
Pacific
Milk
Clark,
all
assisted.
For
teveril
decide!
trifi
licit-
fruity
ter
hit
been
brewed
t
perfection
In
the
VictorU-Phoenix
Brewery,
Victoria,
B.C.,
nd
hit
1wyi
mtinUined
itt
populirity
with
the
people
of
the
North.
There
arc
many
beert
to
choote
from
now-a-dayi,
but
thoic
who
like
and
with
to
be
certain
to
obtain
the
bait,
always
rder
Phoenix
Export
Lager
Beer.
PHOEniX
FYPDDT
JiageH
Ti
mine
high
quality
itnce
1858
Thii
advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Uluor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
ENROLLING
!
AT
CENTRE
Interest
Rein;
Displayed
In
Physi-eal
Education
and
Recreational
Activities
Vavorrf
Hth
trfi
weather
and
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
zu.
icri
ur.
...
aorea
wiin
iaeai
eaui
J"'",
have
far
been
-?
ol-.i--
women
so
enrolled
attended
by
a
large
number
ol
Frederick
E.
Beesiey
01
of
the
me
Ameri-
Amen-
.
.
,
the
physical
education
at
provincial
"
friends,
UianWl
bazaar
of
the
Scan
College
of
Surgeons
urges
that,
'."l
7T'
fJthaii
and
recreational
centre-which
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
t,.
'when
football
niavprs
plaers
are
are
lnlured
injured
op-
ened
for
the
season
.hi.
this
week
.v
-tV.
with
o..
,
.k-
rv,n,rtlo.,
,
n,M
thev
should
not
be
one
respectively
in
regularly
sched-;
Legion
was
held
yesterday
after-1
moved
until
a
doctor
can
be
called.
Oarry
J
e
"
d
fifteen
very
suitably
decorated
for
the
.from
aggravation
of
Injuries
caused
women
are
now
jn
regular
attend-occasion.
and
substantial
Increase
hi
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson
is
through
moving
by
fellow
players
a
president
of
the
Auxiliary
while
jor
spectators.
114
..Mrs.
it.
oacn
was
convener
ui
mm-.
141
(entertainment
committee
that
had
128.
charge
of
the
bazaar
Other
mem--
134
bers
of'
the
entertainment
commit-149
tee
are
Mrs.
W.
J
Lineham,
Mrs.
50
!
Wide.
Mrs.
P.
Doherty.
Mrs.
Clark
716
and
Mis.
Caravan.
3
I
In
charge
of
.
the
various
actlvi-116tiea
were:
152)
Fancywork,
Mrs.
Lamb
and
Mrs.
80
ShrubsalL
141
Home
cooking,
Mrs.
Hugh
Smith
221
and
Mrs.
Laurie.
34'
Candy,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Goodsell
and
744
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman.
3
I
Tea
room
Mrs.
Rothwell,
Mrs
131
Wide,
Mrs.
Lineham
and
Mrs.
Pai-122
ant
with
Mrs.
H.
Killin
and
Mrs.
134
Brass
pouring
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-137
ford,
cashier.
91
Novelties
and
raffles.
Miss
Edith
11
Gandy
and
Mrs.
J
Murray.
g,g
Hot
dogs,
Mrs.
Boulter
and
Miss
3"
D.
Smith.
144
Fishpond,
Mrs.
Keays
and
Mrs.
Wilson.
108
150
Kitchen
Airs.
Bond,
Mrs.
Bar-91
ber,
Mrs.
Doherty
and
Mrs.
Cara
van.
Tea
cup
reading,
Mrs.
J.
Brem-
,ner.
Specialties,
Mrs.
Davis
and
Mrs.
McLean;
Result
of
Raffles
5
1
Considerable
Interest
was
shown
!;ln
the
drawing
which
resulted
a3
Ladies'
League
Rangers
6
Blue
Birds"
8
Maple
Leafs
-5
Annette's
-
Big
Sisters
4
Merchantettes
4
Rex
3
Knox
Hotel
1
5
6
8
Pacific
Milk
Co.).
Robt.
McKay.
'
Sixth
prize,
Swift
Premium
Ham,
donated
by
Swift
Canadian
Co..
Mrs.
a
P.
Balagno.
1
Seventh
prize.
Five-point
Ham
(donated
by
Burns
and
C0.1,
C.
MacDonald.
Eighth
prize,
50
lb..
sack
flour
this
number
Is
anticipated
Immed
iately.
Five
classes
a
week
are
being
held,
two
for
men,
two
for
women
and
one
special
class
In
boxing
and
weight
lifting".
A
number
of
boxing
tournaments
are
planned
as
season's
features.
There
will
be
intensive
training
for
these
as
Instructor
MeOarrlgle
does
not
Intend
to
put
on
boxing
shows
at
all
unless
they
are
real
lively
ones.
Anglican
Young
People
Holding
Tea-Sale
Today
Attractively
decorated
for
the
oc
casion,
the
deanery.
Fourth
Aven
ue
East,
is
the
scene
of
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
by
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
this
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
and
Miss
Nor-
een
Gibson
are
receiving
the
guests.
Servlteurs
are
Misses
Marybelle
Stiles,
Betty
and
Molly
Ellison,
June
Hanklnson,
Alma
Dybhavn,
Peggy
BlackhalL
Jean
McLean,
Ruth
Nelson,
Joan
Baker.
Rose
Smith,
Ida
Moorehouse.
Peter
Allen
Is
cashier
and
In
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table..
The
afternoon's
musical
program
Includes
piano
selections
by
Miss
Marybelle
Stiles
and
vocal
sblos
by'
Betty
Ellison.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
remains
low
In
the
storm
area
west
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
but
It
Is
high
on
the
coast.
The
weather
I
Is
Columbia.
fine
and
warm
through
British
I
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
,
southeast
winds,
mild
with
increasing
cloudiness
and
unsettled
at
night.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresr
to
strong
east
to
southeast
winds,
mostly
fair
and
moderately
warm.
IN
THE
XITREME
COl'KT
OF
IIRITISII
COI.l'MlllA
In
the
Mallrr
of
the
-Admlnl.tratlon
Arf
And
In
the
Matter
of
th
Ettf
of
ManuM
Gonzalr.
Drrratrd
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hla
Honor
Judge
Rantr,
Loci
Judge
of
Um
Supreme
Court
of
BrttWi
Columblft
made
tne
lith
day
of
October
1S39.
I
-m
appolnW
Admlnliitr.ktor
of
lil
the
Estate
within
Brttloh
Columbl
of
the
above-flamed
deceamd.
late
of
Uajo.
Yukon
and
8twart,
British
Columbia
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
aald
eaUta
are
required
to
pay
Aha
amount
of
their
tndebtednem
to
me
forthwith,
acd
all
persona
having
claUaa
agalnat
the
aald
estate
are
required
to
lUe
the
aame,
properly
vertfVd.
with
me
wtthln
one
month
from
the
first
publication
of
UiU
nottoe.
othenrtne
distribution
of
the
(Aid
wrta-Le
will
be
made,
without
regard
theMo,
Doited
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
th!a
l&th
day
of
October.
IBM.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O
.
IS
THE
SUPREME
COl'IlT
Or
BRITISH
1
COLUMBIA
I
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
i
Act"
'
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
A.
Stramon,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hta
'Honor
juctge
w.
E.
Flaher
Local,
Judji!
of
the
8uprctne
Court
of
Britlah
Oolutn-'
m
iniu
iot
uie
uounij
01
rwcf
Rupert.
I
waa
on
Wednesday,
the
th
day
of
October
1938.
appointed
Admin-latrator
of
the
Estate
of
the
late
John
A
Bwanaon.
Deceaaed
(aometlmea
known
m
John
Alfred
Bwanaon)
with
the
wtU
annexed.
All
persons
having
'
claim
against
the
Estate
are
required
to
prf-sent
them
to
me
properly
Terifled
on
or
before
the
oth
day
of
November
1938,
and
all
penona
indebted
to
tbr
Estt
are
required
to
pay
thetr
la-debledneas
to
me
forthwith.
unicu
vnis
oui
aay
of
October,
me.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
65S