1
--fsday.
November
29.
1939.
PAG
THUEZ
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THE
"KYES"
OF
THE
IHUTISH
FLEET
ON
PATROL
WORK
IN
THE
NORTH
SEA
MINE
CAMP
The
Oldest
Name
in
IS
OPENED
Resumption
of
Operation
on
Ba
bine
Silver
King
Employed
With
Seven-teen
Hahj
Flying
dare
to
their
mothcrship,
planes
ol
the
RAF
are
pir
tired
Hying
over
II.MB,
Glorious,
one
of
Great
Britain's
aircraft
carrier,
in
the
North
Sea,
where
these
planes
are
engaged
in
anuabmarir.e
patrol
work.
This
nature
was
passed
by
the
British
censor.
NEW
VOUK
LOITER
KKW
YORK.
Nov.
MJ:
Copper
unchanged
to
2
higher
on
the
,
s
York
metal
market
yesterday
March
closing
at
11.49c
per
.!id
Oflt
CllltlSTMAS
ASSORTMENT
OF
CHOCOLATES
Boscd
by
Lowner.
Patterson,
Molrs
ami
fianongi
have
arrived
Each
Wax
1
Attractively
Tacked
and
Triced
Moderately
Low
MussallemV
CONFECTIONEKY
LEASERS
ON
LEAFS
LEAD
.Leaving
Prince
DUTHIE
mine;
in
BOWLING
?uPert.T,i!ve
8MITHKRS.
Nov.
29.-Messrs
Kel-1
ley
and
Herman,
who
have
had
the
Duthle
Mine
under
lease
for
the
Is
in
charge
or
mis
transportation
dean
and
the
concentrates
wtii
CiAr
Hin
Cun
Vlrfnrv
flTr
Hangers
In
Ladies'
League
Last
Night
past
few
weeks,
are
In
the
process:
of
having
a
carload
of
concentrates
MaPic
Leafs
assumed
exclusive
brought
down
the
hill
for
shipment
leadership
of
the
Ladles"
Bowling
to
the
smelter
at
Trail.
W.
R.
Leach
I
League
last
night
by
scoring
a
sweeD
three
names
to
nil
ward
immediately.
who
had
been
tied
with
Maple
These
men
are
experienced
m
In-
Leafs
for
the
leadership,
were
f
n
I
A
I
I
A
II
I
It
t
.
T
-
Til.,
a.
ln
capital
uiy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vlgar,
after
twenty-two
years'
residence
here,
will
sail
Friday
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Victoria
where
thev
will
make
their
future
home
ror
the
time
Deing
ai
least.
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pariure
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have
been
held
in
their
honor
as
snow
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o
See
Our
Selection.vEirst.
,
Christmas
Cards
Choose
your
cards
now
and
avoid
disappointment.
Let
us
hold
them
for
you.
Come
to
us
after
eating
Green
Apples
Hut
you
won't
need
to
after
Scout
Apple
Day"
'Hoy
SATURDAY
DKCKMHKIt
2nd
OrmesLtd.
ZTiiA
Pioneer
Drtuz9
tats
The
Iteiall
Store
Thones.
81
&
(lrii
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
It
p.m.
Sundays
and
llolldaya
from
13
noon
till
Z
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
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Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-l'acific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
8.S.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
S.S.
"PRINCESS"
NORAIt"
November
6th,
16th,
27th
Winter
Kvcurslon
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st.
1039
to
Feb.
58th
1940
QO
Qf)
Final
Return
Limit-March
31st
1940
VW,U
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paolflc
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATHS.
C.cneral
Agent.
'
Prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Rastman
110
Wetch
141
Croxford
159
Handicap
.
109
Total
917
!C
Sisters
1
B.
Dickens
170
E
Bond
...116
M.
Bond
118
E
Rothwell
147
V.
Alexander
142
Mrs
Dickens
Handicap
55
Total
.
..
.748
Maple
Leafs
1
McLeod
165
Smith
220
Arncy
136
Intram
....170
LaBeUe
183
Handicap
74
Total
918
Itan;crs
1
Petersen
163
Yapjr
--205
Wharton
89
Dalrymple
97
Asemlssen
142
Woodslde
,
Handicap
....145
Total
-816
Annette's
1
Baso-Bert
168
Stone
189
Cameron
138
Selvlg
123
Dlckcn
P.
-
19
Handicap
53
Total
818
Merchantcttes
1
Moss
.-.134
Madlll
89
Morrison
-
115
Johnson
-102
Hunt
'
104
Handicap
100
Total
.6
Knox
Hotel
1
McKeQwn
103
Scharff
108
Taylor
-131
Fritz
87
Brasell
167
Handicap
.
Total
..
Bluebirds
Pierce
Turgertn
Boulter
Hartwlg
Keep
up
to
date
'larly.
134
.730
1
105
..:lil32
...137
Kcron
-
225
Blaln
;
Handicap
47
Total
819
Merch-
ante
tie's
two
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Ethel
Bury
of
Rex
with
211.
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
Rex
1
2
Ethel
Bury
...248
181
Ammle
Bury
..
,
.150,165
126
154
229
109
961
2
205
166
114
167
76
85
813
166
128
179
99
208
74
851
2
154
238
105
101
105
145
818
2
200
194
177
103
125
53
853
2
103
117
118
74
127
100
639
2
129
190
149
112
157
134
871
2
132
.208
153
133
60
907
3
I
201
163
170
109
993
3
159
145
176
C42
180
55
957
3
163
220
171
140.
212
74
983
3
'
137
163
61
89
137
145
733
3
149
176
122
51.
200
53
751
3
169
114
149
79
159
100
770
3
188
125
128
162
137
j
134.
872
3
168
j
152
'228
205
137
47
937
AQv-MiUe
re?u
r
s
SMITHERS,
Nov.
29.
There
Is
some
revival
of
mining
activity
In
(the
Babine
Mountains
lust
now.
'
About
three
weeks
ago
Frank
Mess-
Iner
arrived
in
town
with
some
out
side
caoltal
for
development
of
the
Babine
Silver
King
property
and
with
several
reDresentatlves
of
'.
those
newly
Interested.
They
pro-j
ceeded
Immediately
to
the
hills
and
,
have
been
transporting
lumber
and
j
J
other
material
there
with
which
toi
build
a
camp
and
carrying
on
their;
development
work.
At.the
present
I
time
there
are
seventeen
men
en-'
gaged
in
the
work
that
is
going
on.
''A
camo
has
been
established
Just
below
timber
line
and
a
short
distance
from
the
workings
and
It
Is
Intended
to
go
steadily
ahead
with;
;
work
on
this
property.
A
large
bunk
bouse
was
completed
last
week
and
the
manage-
j
ment
decided
on
a
"house-warm-
j
lng"
to
celebrate
the
occasion.
A
general
Invitation
was
extended
to
all
those
who
wished
to
make
the
Journey
from
Smithers
to
participate
In
the
hospitality
of
the
miners.
Several
trunk
loads
of
young
.people
left
Smithers
early
on
Sat
urday
evening
and,
when
they
had
driven
as
far
as
they
could
go
with
motor
trucks,
they
were
met
with
sleighs
and
horses
and
drawn
the
remaining
three
miles
to
the
camp.
They
were
welcomed
at
the
camp
by
several
volleys
of
rifle
shots
and
their
hosts
overlooked
no
efforts
In
:
providing
entertainments
for
their!
Mr.
!
guests.
The
new
building
was
dec-1
Ul
tJUrwl141iJg
AfcCli,
v
wc
xv
o
"
-
o
lan
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
He
the
evening.
land
Mrs.
Vlear
are
being
honored
The
party
was
quite
enthralled
era
irom
urana
ruiu
ana
uiey
owen
wiree
10
uu
oj
xvc.
ojuc
,..,,.
tn
Aa
uh
the
ironrlerful
xrenr
effect
of
to
be
well
pleased
with
the
birds
also
won
a
clean
sweep
with
.
,uJ
VL
""".
number
of
functions
the
high
mountains
covered
with
hop
earlti
1
FOR
'
Llcetriil
Htrt'i
a
ffUt
to
male
cm
y
woman
happy
and
U
whoU
lanuly
will
b
thrilled
too.
with
a
gUain-Ing.
whit.
sUctric
rtlrigerator.
Easy
termi.
cl
cour.
and
ip.
dal
Chriitmai
Et
dtllTtriti
can
b
arrangtd.
Every
on
in
tha
family
will
tnjoy
toatt
mad
in
th.li
completely
automatic,
attractive
toaUr
the
toast
popi
up
when
it
U
done;
adjuit-able
to
light
medium
or
dark.
v.
.v.
OtSTIUIO.
tlllDIt
t
IIITlfD
II
U0U
of
the
scene.
The
party
arrived
back
In
town
on
Sunday
morning,
having
enjoyed
their
outing
very
much.
Winter
Is
Very
Late
This
Year
Unusual
Weather
Conditions
pre
vailing
All
Along
Line
,
Canadian
National
Of
Unusually
mild
weather
condl-
"
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.
T'.'
10
:M
I0.m
wf
"C
well
as
several
oresentations.
bright
moonUght
which
made
ev-aU
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
ing
properly.
towering
over
them
in
the'tions
for
this
time
of
year
prevail
&
Haig
w
m
am
-
m
m
vjmvjmKVjmvjmvi
I
This
advertisement
Is
not
publLsnea
oi
displayed
by
the'
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
ervthine
as
brleht
as
day.
It
was!
National
something
that
hardly
any
of
them
had
experienced
before
and
they
were
much
impressed
by
the
beauty
Railways
between
Prince
Rupert
arid
Red
Pass
junction,
says
W.
H.
Tobey,
'divisional'
sup
erintendent.
Usually-
winter
Jakes
Its
grip
on
the
interior
earftr
in
October
with
considerable
'snow
centering
In
the
territory
east
of
Prince
George.
Today,
however,
there
was
no
snow
anywhere
on
the
line
and
rain
was
general
Even
In
the
mountains
snow
-was
above
tlmberline.
Temperatim
along
the
line
are
ranging
from
25
to
48
above.
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
29:
Wheat
was
lc
to
Hie
higher
on
the
Ht
f
York
market
yesterday,
May
closing
at
87
Vic
-
A
fifty
cent
ciassineo
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
.
.
.
give
PLEASURE
that
will
last
the
whole
year
through
There
are
many
different
kinds
of
electrical
gifts
to
choose
from.
Each
is
sure
to
give
real
lasting
pleasure,
not
just
on
Christmas
morning
but
throughout
the
year
and
for
many
years
after
that.
Just
a
few
of
the
useful
and
practical
electrical
gifts
are
illustrated
here.
Come
in
and
see
how
many
more
there
are.
An
electric
clock
makei
an
excellent
gilt
Attrac-tirely
ilniihed
in
diileteat
colours,
luitabl
lor
any
room.
No
need
to
wind
it
you
merely
let
and
itart
th
dock
and
electricity
doei
the
rest
An
electric
grill
a
boon
to
the
hostess
for
impromptu
parties
or
snacks.
Toasts
sandwiches,
fries
eggs,
bacon
or
small
steaks..
Every
housewife
would
lore
an
electric
mixer.
In
the
kitchen
it
becomes
many
extra
pairs
of
hands
to
make
her
work
easier
and
quicker.
Good
eyesight
U
a
gilt
that
as
on
can
giro
but
here
i
a
gift
that
will
be
appreciated.
-
.
cause
the
lamps
gir
correct
light
make
reading
knitting
or
studying
easier,
and
help
preserre
the
precious
gilt
of
sight
This
electric
roaster
is
a
complete
and
compact
electric'
oren
occupying
very
little
shell
space.
Fully
insulated
and
easy
to
clean,
it
cooks
an
eatire'mial
for
sis.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
will