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MUSKETEERS
STILL
LEAD
1
1
-y-.'
Sons
of
Norway
Take
Second
Place
In
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
r
League
Prince
Rupert
fridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
1370;
Musketeers,
13,-880.
Orotto,
13470:
Sons
of
Norway
16460.
Ite.rnble.rs,
.14910;
Brackman
A
Ker,
13190.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
16470;
.Canadian
Legion,
9740.
The
league
standing:
I
For
Ag's
Muleteers
450
37150
S.
O.
N.
.45510
40130
C.
N.
R.
A
44300
40750
B.
&
K.
40300
37550
Ramblers
39800
37070
P.
R.
Dairy
'
39400
34980
Grotto
.
34700
52740
Can.
Legion
33330
43320
Terrace
Child
Is
Laid
At
Rest
Funeral
of
.William
Was
Held
on
Pts.
46260
455in
44300
40300
39800
39400
34700
33330
Gordon
Lever
Sunday
TERRACE.
Nov.
5.
Last
Sunday
afternoon
the
funeral
of
William
Gordon
Lever,
only
child
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Lever.
Terrace,
was
held
from
Knox
United
Church.
Many
beautiful
floral
tributpsimnnr
,
Three
members
of
the
Sundav
j
School,
little
Jean
Kirkaldy,
Vera
I
Bland
and
June
Smith,
sang
"When
M.UU
jr
Cnmpth
tn
Malrp
TTn
UU
T0.l,
.
"
W
J
AAM
i,
V.
V.
WO.
"j
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
conducted
the.
-".service
and
Interment
was
in
th
3.00
9.0P
.02
.25
vesque.
Ford
Jackson,
Lloyd
Cram-
et,
Gerald
Fagan.
BURNS
LAKE
Mrs.
Joe
MacDonald
Is
vlsltlns
I
friends
In
Pacific.
'
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"
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r
.
'
Mlss
Eileen
Hincks,
former
teach-
Saturday,
November
5,
1938.
:er
of
Collnnnnt
'
"'
jncwa
patient
in
Burns
Lake
Hos-J
rnrT?TTlTTrw
!plta1,
15
Progressing
as
well
as
cani
iv
innn
LUivKUPTION
IN
t
HIGH
PLACES?
be
expected
after
undergoing
two
One
of
the
most
flagrant
cases
of
what
looks
like
major
operations.
tunuuuun
in
nip-n
n
npc
k
cqq
T?,,
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t.
l.
j
r
,
.
1
-
.
utviciuii
u
an
muiLrmion
icjievuig
ior
ins
lasi
two-months
Kitselas
Social
Evening
Enjoyed
Entire
Community
.Had
Part
function
Last
Frday
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At
.
-
Tn
:it
"tljl
aeasion
tney
made.
It
indicates'
a
school
for
training
"VV
UL
P"Mcai
v
morality
in
Hungary.
,
i
-u.
It.
u,ulollly
"
Hungary.
In
our
political
set-up
Liberals,
while
belonging
to
and
supporting
the
party,
reserve
to
themselves
the
right
to
speak
out
in
connection
with
matters
that'
concern
their
constituents.
That
is
where
they
Feem
to
differ
from
other
parties.
To
oppose
a
C.C.F.
policy
is
to
break
with
the
party
as
seen
m
the
case
of
the
late
lamented
leader
of
r
1
r?S
g.eneral
rule-
Conservatives
follow
the!
u
leaders
faithfully
without
any
discordant
note
of
indepen-
!Ie;i,
"
Sf
the
Li.befal
constit"tion
that
members!
Jiave
the
right
of
expression,
no
matter
whether
it
is
op-'
posed
to
the
party
policy
or
not
as
long
as
they
do
not
I
vote
tq
try
to
UDset
thp.
orivprnmonf
'
The
member
for
Skeena
has
expressed
himself
very
forcibly
m
regard
to
the
need
of
completion
of
the
highway
between
erre
and
Hazelton.
We
are
glad
he
is
after
thatprpie.ct.
Our
idea
is
that
the
whole
highway
."nOUId
be
rnmnlptprl
unrlov
o
Ati.
n
J
"5t!!Vrovid"1ifor1thework
t0
be
completed
from!
ittrv
;
?
,
"fiiuii
n;or
Deiore
tne
end
of
the-year
'?
iarcV,
th-
l
first
undred
miles
go
by
a
route
north
of
the
Skeena
Rtv;r.
It
will
never
be
done
.unless
a
big
contrpcj-
is
let
The
"-0rk
should
be
done
in
a
modern
manner
with
modem
machinery.
As
it
is
now
it
is
a
little
relief
project,
not
a
highway
project.
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
c
You
can
get
it
by
using
.our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanaimo-Wellington
coal.
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Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
Royal
In
KITSELAS
Vnv
5:
A
communi
ty
gathering
was
heldln
the
Kitselas
"United
Church
last
Friday
evening
under
the
supervision
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robert
-Wilson
,when
nractlcallv
the
whole
villaee
turn
ed
out
-to
enjoy
supper
and
a
gocx!
program
or
music
and
speeches.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
of
Terrace
presided
as
chairman.
The
servine
and
cooking
ar
rangements
for
the
supper
were
I)
charge
of
Mrs.
Joe
Hudson
and
those
serving
at
the
tables
were
Mrs.
Henry
Bolton.
Flora
Bevar;
Amelia
Bevan
and
Josephine
Seymour.
Immediately
following
.refresh-ments
speeches
were
given
bv
Chief
Walter
Wright.
Silas
Bevan.
Ben
Seymour.
Joe
Hudson,
Arthur
Bolton
and
David
Mason.
Chief
Wright
gave
an
eloauent
and
dramatic
descriDtlon
o?
his
(boyhood
days
and
ended
by
urging
the
boys
and
girls
to
give'
their
i
schooling
first
place
in
their
lives.
'The
other
SDeeches
also
strp.wH
the
opportunities
afforded
the
younger
generation
to
prepare
themselves
for
a
useful
life.
Then
followed
a
oroeram
of
music,
under
the
direction
of
Ben
Seymour,
and
the
numbers
In
cluded:
Quartette,
'The
Judemenr
Morning,"
Flora
and
Amelia
Bev
an,
Josephine
Seymour,
Ren
Sey-
(were
sent
by
relatives
and
friends!
Recitation
oi
tne
bereaved
parents.
Laura
Hudson.
Solo,
"I
have
heard
of
a
Land,"
Ben
Seymour.
(
Recitation,
"Whistle
and
Hoe."
Jeffery
Bevan.
I
Duet,
"Whispering
Hope,"
Flora
eland
Amelia
Bevan.
.
'
Mountain
View
Cemetery.
Recitation.
ine
paiioearers
were.
Omar.
Le-Bolton.
"Kindly
Thought,"
His
Garland,"
Vera
Solo,
"Gospel
Train."
Negro
spiritual.
Ben
Seymour.
i
Duet.
"Isn't
It
Grand,"
Negro!
spiritual.
Laura
Hudson
and
Josephine
Seymour.
Later
the
children
repaired
to
the
new
school
house
and
enjoyed
a
Period
of
games.
.
The
gathering
came
to
a
happy
conclusion
with
community
sine.;
.
"
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t
j
Hotel
Arrivals
foHnwfnir
p
ciinni,
Ca-
-
TT
1.".
iJU:JC
LUUiiy
wiierei
Miss
Stirling
R.N..
who
has
been
T.
S.
S.
Umpliby
Umpleby
and
James
C.
Dob-
ir
2-'
!
A.
Remstad.'
Porcher
Mqrley,
Alice
Arm.
tnvnriit
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and
fof
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merman
jtoreign
mm-
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ien
misjramlly,
Port'
Simpson;
A.
Wick
and
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mc
ucjiciiL-Jiirie.s
oi
tnp
liino-mfinf-
hinH
iUi
Vancouver
via
rnnce
KU-
large
dice
of
Czechoslovakia
to
Hungary
promise
to
re-
P
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Prince
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of
rural
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F.
Waterman
any
promises
and
will
refuse
absolutely
to
receive
anv
starte?1
off
wlth
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GOLD
PRICE
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futures
were
up
vec
.to
fcc
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
Bom
in
in
Lon-On
r30
the
VlnniDef?
market
vpc.r
a
.
.
;
uuu
as
uncnangea
yesterday
a";
m,.fc
with
November
closing
at
57V2c.
's.34.99
per
fine
ounce.
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
CIRCLES
THE
GLOBE
irlnnffH
BOTTLED
ire
Scotland
WHEN
.ORDERING
SCOTCH.
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FOB
TcCAUtnn'S
PERTECTiON"
$3.25
40
ox.
$4.85
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advertisement
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hot
published
or
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b-
tr-P
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tmmr
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or
by
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n.
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boat
complete
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Cove.
t.f.l
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Ford.
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New
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you.
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AGENTS
WANTED
CHRISTMAS
Card
Agents
either'
sex.
Beautiful
"Walf0rd
Series"
personal
Christmas
cards,
15
for'
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Liberal
commission,
extra'
iree
order
to
agents.
Truly
remarkable
values,
in
boxed
.Ghrlst-mac
card
assortments
in
which
we
specialize.
Better
quality
at
,le
cost.
Seeing
is
believing.
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wholesale
price
list
and
particulars.
No
obligation.
Aiso
striking
new
designs
of
Metalfoll
Christmas
seals,
individually
boxed
gift
calendars,
etc.
Established
over
quarter
century.
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new
peaks
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enjoyment
when
you
roll
your
own
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut.
Ogden'i
is
sweeter,
cooler,
mellowei
a
cigarette
tobacco
that
steps
up
smoking
pleasure
to
new
highs
for
those
who
roll
their
own.
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
with
"Vogue"
or
"Chantecler"
papers
that,
sir,
is
a
combination
you
can
tie
to
for
rolling
cigarettes
that
always
satisfy
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nememoranre
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a
little
aott
for
jour
poPPy
h
year;
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the
Region
.that
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You.
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Then
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