KtlstiitJ-
HQTtmber
ii,
list.
"
Young
Rangers
Name
Officers
.
p.Hir
Elected
I'reildent
lfHrn
-
.
.
,
Of
Burnt
i
im,
Utlon
Friday
Nlchl
BURNS
LAKE,
Nov.
23:-At
the
.
..iina
nt
lh
Tliirni
Ii
Men
I
their
ability
at
all
times.
Doth
cx-'nrea&cd
nleaiure
t
belm?
admlt-
,ta
as
nonorary
members
01
tne
iband.
The
officers
were
Installed
Friday
night
at
a
ceremony
In
the
Elks'
HaU
-ffhlch
was
followed
by
a
social
evening.
Ih.
.!
mnrlr.t
sMir
a
t
nli'
If
rirlv
innuii
nrck'n
1
v..
'
-
n.
.'
Ttand
ftfflrrra
fnl
iM
ho
riroiw
rf
a
iarae
block
Young
in"'""
-
.
-
coming
year
were
elected
as
bear
killed
when
hit
by
the
truck.
The
Orientals
were
anxious
to
pur-
I'-"''
,rw
.
a
n.ji
.
.
.
.
...
11
ruf
Raneer.
vnmaru
iwuicj.
icnase
me
Dears
ieev
u
Assistant
Chief
Ranger,
Marie
,
bladder,
used
for
making
Chlnet
i
immleu.
up.
Secretary
Treasurer.
nnu
ocv
Ifrtrom.
tr
Guard,
unanes
course.
rJ.t.r
Ouard.
Edwtn
Ostberg.
FREDERICTON.
N.
B.,
Nov.
23.
rvlvn
1!rmreet.
I
IHPl
Yntinir
mMi
arretted
with
j'miub
.
v
.
-
-
-
i
-
.
"
-----
j
Reporting
Editor.
Oordon
Rush
(
enthusiasm
an
announcement
that
n.fnri.
the
election,
there
were
courses
In
radio
and
motor
mrch-
initiations.
O.
Clark,
school
anlcs
would
be
opened
In
New
i-ii
and
Mrs.
Hlncks
of
Vic-1
Brunswick
this
fall
under
the
tori's
pledging
themselves
to
pro-,
Domlnlon-provlnctal
youth
?lraln-
trct
the
forest
10
ine
uunon
oi
mg
pian
Why
Not
Play
Santa
Claus
to
Yourself
?
COL'KSKS
OFFERED
A
-Worlhwhlle
Gifts
for
.Men"
1
1
1!
Peace
on
Eartn
.
.
15
SUIT
or
TOPCOAT
Made
to
Your
Indiriduat
.Meaiurrments
For
Clothe
Thai
Are
SMARTLY
STYLED
FINELY
TAILORED
GUARANTEED
TO
FIT
We
rrrommend
the
W.
R.
JOHNSTON
COMPANY
range
in
a
wide
variety
of
British
fabrics
Triced
From
S25.00
10
S38.00
0000000000000000
The
LOMHAimr
;IRKFBRRK"
Line
Offers
clothes
imported
exclusively
and
has
the
fit
and
appearance
that
Is
obtained
only
In
garments
made
by
hand
by
expcrlencedjfcrafUmcn.
S37.50
and
up
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
Never
since
the
first
Christmas
Day
will
the
message
of
Peace
and
OoodwlU
have
a
greater
significance
for
the
whole
world
than
this
year.
Let
the
Gladness
of
Remembrance
carry
Its
Joy
and
Cheer
to
all-your
friends
far
and
near.
Our
election
of
exclusive
chrUtmw
Cards
exprcsw
this
happy
message
in
sentiment,
design
and
color.
Select
yours
now
aU
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
llfMicr
Block,
Third
Street
Condejed
Heat
Sonic
Milks
Arc
Hither
Than
Others.
;
The
Same
Applies
to
Heat
in
Coal.
The
Hottest
Coal
in
Town
is
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
II
II
II
a
1
rVTI.AU
lYIf
I
I
L
W
I
i
i
i
ii
ui
iir.
vv"
mil
1
i
j
I
5s
I
ft
IllVf
&
a?
51
a
5
Phone
112
Taxi;
new
heated
cars.
5
Bridne
and
Whist
Drive.
Friday.
TITI'lTf
Is
P--
Canadian
Legion
Clubrooms.
8A1NT
JOHN,
N.
B.,
Nov.
23:
aUPlcr
Women's
Auxiliary
and
icPt.l
rhlneae
flocked
to!
in
wanaman
gion.
Aam.
jdc.
I
t
1
I
.
.
uuarico
uraiidm.
uisDcciur
ui
mines,
will
sail
on
the
Princess
Nor
ah
tomorrow
morning
for
a
trip
to
Tuwequan
on
oillcial
duties.
5J
5
Pmvlnelal
fVntahle
JaV
tvklt.
Nine
babies
were
examined
at
the
Well
Baby
Clinic
conducted
at
King
Edward
School
yesterday
with
Dr.
E.
B.
Pugsley
and
Miss
E.
D.
Priestly
R.
N.,
public
health
nurse.
In
attendance.
The
next
clinic
will
be
on
Thursday
of
next
week
at
Borden
Street
School.
5
w
it
1
I
I
I
?3
In
connection
with
the
final
In
spectton
of
the
new
-
federal
build
Man
in
the
Moon
Christmas
will
soon
Hall
Santa
Claus!
Leavhnr
out
advertising
a
business
Is
like
trying
to
run
a
car
without
an
engine.
His
roomate
had
movie-
to
the
left
this
.note:
"If
I'm
studying
when
back,
wake
me
up!"
tim-rsf
tvspFrrrF.n
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
St.
Peter's
Church
Bazaar
Nov
ember
24.
City
Tennis
Association
annual
dance,
Oddfellow's
Hall,
November
25.
L
O.
B.
A.
St.
Andrew's
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
November
30.
Eagles'
Bridge
November
30.
United
Bazaar
December
1.
S.O.N.
Play
December
2
and
3.
Christmas
Fair,
United
Church,
December
2
and
3.
Carnival
and
Dance,
Metlakatla,
December
5.
St.
Teter's
Seal
'Cove
Tarlsh
Hall
Dance
December
9.
.
II,
o
v.
-w..w
-
"
-
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trio
to
Vancouver.
Mount
Oldfleld
Ski
Club
annual
meeting,
City
Hall.
Thursday
8
pm.
All
Interested
please
attend.
(.73)
A
nice
snappy
purse
made
In
Canada
would
be
an
appropriate
gift
for
your
Old
Country
friend.
Large
assortment
at
Fashion
Foot-
...
...
..
I
-.
.
w..
w
n
Mt(M
rp.
detaenmeni
nere,
arrived
m
tne
Mr.
ana
city
on
the
Prince
George
thlsl
turned
home
on
the
Prince
George
morning
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Lockle
will
be
here
next
week.
Reminiscences
and
descriptions
of
Cambridge
University
were
glv-
?n
by
Dr.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
today.
President
D,
O.
Borland
wis
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
Visitors
were
W.
n,
Adamson
and
8.
J.
Jabour
of
thU
mornlhg.
Mrs.
McAfee
Is
now
be
here.
it
Inn
for
a
cood
many
this
yeaf
will
be.
what
am
I
going
n!n
to
to
get.
et.
Others
Others
are
are
purzlcd
puzzica
well
on
the
road
to
recovery
iouow
lng
her
recent
long
ahd
serious
111
ness.
Head
Colds
A
few
drops
bring
H
comforting
relief.
Clean
clogging
mucus,
reduces
swollen
membranes
helps
keep
sinuses
open.
Vie
ics
1
VATRONOL
Provincial
Constable
Monkley
of
the
city
police
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning,
having
In
his
custody
Ernest
Mavnard.
an
Alaskan
In
i
iV-Ov
iUI
Wf
m
M
lng
here
prior
to
Its
being
taken
ov-icuant
wn0
was
arrested
at
Hope
er
by
the
government.
J.
O.
Bennett
'
last
week
on
a
charge
of
breaking
of
the
Bennett
&
White
Construe-and
entering
and
theft
from
the
Ms.,
rvi
n
P
rvttmn
federal
nt
v
w
Ri9tr
at
Mt-
PtV..
W
.
,
w
W
u.
...
wm..
-
architect,
Victoria,
and
Max
Down-'iakata
and
who
has
been
brought
..
.
Lil-.l
l-.J
I.
.
...
mg,
Vancouver
arcmicck.
imtu
uinere
ior
inai.
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thlsl
morning
from
the
south.
They
will
.
John
Joseph
Dore,
70.
British
Col
return
south
on
the
same
vessel
tomorrow
night.
umbla
superintendent
of
the
Dom
inion
TeleeraDh
system,
who
died
at
his
home
in
Vancouver
yester
day.
was
at
one
time
lineman-op
erator
on
the
line
between
Hazelton
and
Telegraph
Creek
at
Fifth
Cab
i'
in.
It
was
from
there
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
as
operator,
becom
inn
district
superintendent
and
be
lng
transferred
to
Victoria
in
iz
and
to
Vancouver
In
1935.
.1
.
..
in
At
t
iu
luuu
over
what
they
are
going
to
give..
CHARLOTTETOWN,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Tourist
traffic
to
Prince
It's
a
worry
anyway.
5
lav,,
savs
the
thing
that
both-.
1,600
automobiles
In
1923
to
21.000
5
ers
him
Is
not
the
Christmas
actl-j
In
1938.
Mr.
Justice
Ai
B.
Arse-
vttlea
but
the
bazaar
activities
Ju-nault
01
tne
isianas
supreme
V.
...
m
it.
-
a
V
Inow.
It
cost
him
more
ior
mc
wurnoia
t.u.nc.
basiars
than
It
d7?s
ror
nis
smokes.
Poor
Jake
I
1
NO
PROBLEM
,i
,t
t
1
v
r
..
.
(
rT
Vv
f
from
...
u
I
lems
as
far
as
enforcement
of
the
Lord's
Day
Act
was
concerned.
Oeneral
Secretary
Rev.
G.
C.
.
.
to
tne
.
.
.
..
Alliance
f
m
college
freshman
.
here
J0U
ReV
HONORED
HALIFAX.
Nov.
23:
(CP)-Ca-
ii7"hmir.
rmcllan
National
Railways
1
,i
Un
late
hours),
"How
how
-..,,
n
k
can
I
ever
leave
you?
tAd
t
f.uth
stAUon
Tired
Father
(poking
his
ncaa-
-
.r
"5
."7h.-
'
"
Part
of
the
Remembrance
Day
iram
..u.
-
w
-
rmnnlM
r.mnrT.T.TfiV
N
R.
Nov.
23:'
OPPOSE
LOTTERIES
rMi
pn.tnwrs
renort
DIG
BY.
N5.,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
li.ri
ru
hat
only
part
of
the
hull
of
a
A
motion
opposing
sweep-taxes
French
war
vessel
sunk
In
the
whether
for
hospital,
charitable
or
i
,
wivr
in
nfin
can
be
Rcneral
purposes
was
passed
at
firmed.
The
Dominion
has
deed-'the
quarterly
meeting
of
the
An-
JR
d
the
wreck
and
accompanying
napons
rresoyiery
0i
me
umw:u
9
.....
.
n..k.
to.flnn
nt
Rl
ChUIXh.
Picum.
ni
-,,Vi
a
OiinhAf
tn
'
'
-
1
HMm
111.
I1AKIIU11..
Mwv-.
v
W
..cut.
in
rtsabllshment
of
a
mus
r
w
-
PETITION
KING
i
ANNAPOLIS
ROYAL,
N.
S
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Annual
meeting
of
the
Historical
Association
of
Annan-
olis
Royal
decided
to
Ask
Klnj
Oeorge
and
Queen
Elizabeth
to
lay
the
cornerstone
of
the
restored
Champlaln
Habitation.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
To
Whom
It
May
Concern
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
business
known
as
the
Travellers
Cafe
now
carried
on
by
Jim
Shlen,
on
6th
Street,
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
sold
to
the
undersigned
who
will
take
over
said
business
on
December
first
next
and
carry
on
under
the
same
name.
Creditors
of
the
said
Travellers
Cafe
are
requested
to
tile
their
claims
with
Messrs.
Patmore
&
Fulton,
Solicitors,
Prince
Itupert,
B.
C
forthwltn.
Dated
November
18th.
1933.
LEW
HEAM
Lew
YUEN
GETS
TILE
CONTRACT
John
Bremner
has
been
awarded
the
sub-contract
for
the
hollow
tile
work
in
the
new
Prince
Rupert
,
General
Hospital
building,
it
is
an-
.t
.
.
.
nntinrd
hv
the
contractors.
Ben-
tt
e
rwn
t
9Hmi
vmteraav.
nett
&
White
Construction
Co.
Davs
are
eettlng
crisper.
The
whole
family
needs
more
pep
and
enerev
to
tackle
the
day's
school
worki
business
or
homemaking
tasks.
One
way
to
get
that
energy
Is
by
a
big
platter
01
flshbtalls.
ThevTe
easy
to
make
If
you
cook
extra
potatoes
and
have
the
ilsn
freshening
at
the
same
time.
Mare
the
cakes
before
the
potatoes
have
a
chance
to
get
cold.
Put
them
in
the
refrleerator
or
In
a
cool
nlace.
covered
over
with
a
sheet
of
wax
paper
and
they'll
te
all
ready
to
fry
crisp
ana
noi.
o
Here's
an
easy
way
to
make
g
them:
One
cup
fish,
flaked
and
fresh
ened
If
salt
fish
Is
used,
1
egs
beaten,
teaspoon
onion
Juice
(optional),
lHt
cups
mashed
potatoes,
1
tablespoon
butter,
melted,
pepper
to
taste.
simmer
fish
until
It
flakes
easily.
Mix
with
mashed
potatoes,
add
beaten
eee.
melted
butter,
onloa
Juice
(extracted
by
grating
onion).
and
pepper.
Beat
until
Ugnt
ana
fluffy.
Form
into
cakes,
aip
in
beaten
egg,
(mixed
with
milk
or
water)
roll
In
finely
sifted,
dry
bread
crumbs.
When
ready
to
use,
saute
In
bacon
fat,
drain
on
un-
glazed
paper
and
serve.
SPARKLE!
LIFE!
LUSTER!
o
o
8
o
o
a
a
o
a
a
n
s
a
a
o
a
a
We'd
lite
to
(how
you
how
the
acw
iodorlesi
tnethod
of
dry-cleaniog
ih
DRI-SHEEN
PROCESS
on
niVe
your
most
soiled
garment!
fresh
tod
new
tain!
Bring
us
that
dress
or
suit
which
you
thought
couldn't
be
successfully
cleaned
...
and
make
us
prove
that
DRI-SHEEN
will
restore
its
life,
luster
and
freshness.
Ce
are
licensed
to
use
the
DRI-SHEEN
PROCESS-and
its
excellence
is
giving
us
a
finer
reputation
than
ever
for
doing
fine
work.
Tlx
Dri-Shcra
T
I
ttn
cm
onlv
t
uwj
in
dn-T
equlrpxi
orttlnt
ptma
filter
equipment
DRKHHH
paoc$s
a
a
o
a
0
o
a
a
a
a
a
o
a
o
o
o
o
a
a
IDEAL
CLEANERS,!
Authorhed
Users
of
the
Dri-Shcen
Process
Eta
i
ir
fib
-
n
'
:
BafB
;:
in
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Thone
658
THE
SEAL
o
QUALITY
I
ifr
VTw
c
v.
1
I
to4ciel
I
III!
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prlncs
Rupert
Don't
Don't
cough
cough
in
in
I
Drops
Drops
with
with
you.
you.
Menthol,
10.)
0OOOHKHiMH0H0O
BEHAVE!
ft
MARK
public
places!
Carry
Smith
Brothers
Cough
I
They
soothe
and
check
irritation.
(Black
or
I
5HITU
RRflS.
COUGH
DROPS
I
I
I
Villi
WW
--
-
j
FISH
CAKES
I
Remember
the
saic
01
5
RUBBERS
and
SHOES
a
o
a
0
0
0
0
a
11
Etc.
Only
Lasts
a
Few
Days
Longer
Please
Note
the
Exceptional
Values
Offered
In
RUBBERS
They
are
the
Lowest
Prices
in
Town
for
FIRST
QUALITY
RUBBERS
Velvet
Fur
Trimmed
Overshoe
First
grade
In
black,
9
75
kn
anrt
rrv
All
heels.
Women's
sizes
3
to
9.
Special
v
Misses'
sizes
11
to
3.
(Black
or
Brown)
1,95
SPclal
z
"'T;;
The
Dome
Rubber
Overshoe
BUCK
or
Brown,
au
Jl.OD
heels.
Special
-
-
100
Pairs
Women's
First
Grade
Rubbers
Low,
cuban
(JgC
and
hlffh
heels.
Sizes
3
to
8.
Special
-
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