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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
.Circulations
greased
in
.Canada
over
the
same
years.
Tuesday,
January
10,
1939.'
EMPLOYMENT
INCREASES
.It
was
recently
announced
that
employment
had
in
(that
employment
increases
have
taken
place.
SAVINGS
IN
BRITAIN
Mention
has
'been
made
in
this
paper
at
least
once
before
of
the
scheme
in
Britain
for
saving
to
provide
for
iholiday
or
for
(any
other
specific
purpose.
The
savings
are
tafcen
.care
.of
by
the
post
office
savings
bank,
the
trustee
-savin
cs
banks
or
bv
the
savings
certificate
rilart.
MOMENTOUS
MEETING
This
is
a
momentous
week
in
world
historv.
Jewish
brothers
were
driven
from
teen-thirty-eight
was
a
Jltter-yera
Votk
Giants
traded
Rogers
Horn&
'
Poland
by
.persecution.
Jjne
.going
(
for
old
John
.Bull,
a
year
pf
.wai
by,
one
of
the
game's
greatest
pat
to
Germany
and
the
other
coming
scares,
international
tfoment.
a
ters.
.to
Boston
Braves
for
Catchei
to-England.
The
man
who
cametto
year
of
tension,
strain
and
stress.
Frank
.Hogan
and
Outfielder
Jim-
lcJaj
Bowling
League
got
under
way
this
country
married
.an
ipngllsn
But
.its,
paslng,
put
saw
Britain
still
-my
Welch.
Giant
officials
saia
me
njnt
wttn
RUpert
Motor
Jewess.
lie
lost
wucn
-mm
-nis
at
peace,
move
was
"in
tne
oesi
inveresu
or
brother,
but
kept
a
photograph
of
,
It
looked
like
-war
last
March
-the
.club."
Hornsby
became
tht
the
two
standing
beside
their
par-
when
Hitler
annexed
ihls'homeland
National
League's
batting
cham-ents.
lof
Austria.
The
Spanish
civil
war
,plqn
for
the
seventh
time
tha
Recently
when
fresh
persecution
threatened
many
times
to
spread
year.
drove
refugees
to
Britain,
he
and
his
wife
decided
to
adopt
a
Jewish
boy,
went
to
a
London
centre
and
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng
mill
said
her
son
then
went
for
help
while
she
held.
down
Hart.
MORE
JOBS
FOR
WOMEN
Jn
1913
the
sum
of
277,000,000
pounds
was
saved
in
this
,",her
Po,ts
n,ril!,h
rc,1v,,c
Sex
Ser
AVay.
Ina938
.the
sum
had
.increased
to
a,433,600,000
pounds
vice
Are
Available
for
Fair
Prime
theoretically
possible
for
.a
woman
Minister
Chamberlain
is
discussing
with
Premier
Mus-
?'tlmomrit
of
state
In
these
offices
at
:sdlini
of
'Italv
matters
of
mutual
interest
andespecialJyihe
tary
1
,u
in
in
mrmeriv
attitude
of
Italy
toward
France
and
French
possessions,
the
highest
.post
,a
.woman,
could
the
.mutual
attitude
of
the
two
countries
toward
German
reach
was
a
staff
clerkship
at
jteoo'
aggression
.in
-Eastern
Europe.and
future
.relations
.of
Bri-
($2,826)
tain
to
both
Italy
and
Germany
and
especially
the
attitude
into
a
general
European
struggle.
In
the
Orient,
the
Chinese
.and
Starting
in
1940,
owner
of
th
Japanese
were
locked
in
a
life
and
fourth-place
horse
In
the
Derbj
picked
out
an
attractive
little
boy
death
campaign
which
involved
will
receive
2Vix
of
the
stakes.
To
of
seven
called
Hans.
many
Urltlsh
industrial
and
fin-
date
owners
of
only
first,
second
But
Hans
refused
to
be
parted
ancial
Interests.
and
third
horses
have
shared
In
from
his
sister
Ruth,
who
Is
nlne.j
Palestine
was
riddled
with
re-
prize
money.
In
the
end
they
were
both
adopted
bellion,
calling
'for
thousands
ql
and
went
to
their
new
home.
British
troops
to
restore
.order
The
children
wire
put
to
bed,,
pending
a
final
settlement
of
the
cosy
and
safe.
Then
from
thelrjArab-Jewish
problem,
room
came
the
sound
of
weeping.
Acute
as
these
incidents
were,
The
foster
parents
went
up
to
them.
'
they
were
mere
squibs
In
contrast
"How
comes
my
Daddy's
picture
to
to
the
Czech.German
crisis
of.
Aug-
be
on
the
mantelpiece?"
sobbed
the
,ust
and
September
.when
Britain
BRIDGE
TO
RESUME
toy
-And
he
pointed
to
the
photo-1
seemed
,.to
,be
only
a
ffaw
hours
Schedue
;rr
SfCond
Ilalf
of
Sea-SS,
I
graph
of
his
new
father
and
the
from
war.
John
Bull
was
so
alann-
new
father's
brother.
The
brother,
ed,
so
fearful
of
the
rapidly
chanc-was
the
children's
real
father.
The
king
events
that
he
mobilized
his
foster
father
had
adopted
his
own
.fleet,
antl
-
alrcrart
guns
were
nephew
and
niece.
mounted
along
the
Thames
Em-
i
The
names
of
the
children
are
bankment,
soldiers
of
the
Terrl-
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
not
given
because
their
parents
are
torial
Army
were
called
iPald
in
advance,
per
.
week
.12
still
in
Germany.
The
brothers
did
.
colors.
Si
Woman
Aged
70
5
Held
Burglar
'
Coroner
Commends
Action
at
In
(
quest
on
Would-be
Robber
Jan.
to
the
0aia
,in
.advance,
.per
montn
.50
not
know
that
each
other
was
alive.
'
For
days
it
looked
like
Britain's
L.
iBy
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
'United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
3.00
.......
.
w-j
.
Biers,
'
son
Announced
scoring
a
three
games
to
nil
,vic-'
tory
over
Royal
Lunch.
In
tht
second
fixture
of
the
evening
Oyio
iClub
won
two
.to
one
from'
Electrical
Workers.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Howard
Hlbbard
of
tRupert
Motors
-with
ISO'
The
winners
of
.the
second
(halt
will
meet
Parker's
Garage,
win
ners
of
the
first
half,
at
the
close
of
the
season
for
the
winter
honors.
Parker's
Oarage
finally
won
the
first
half
on
Sunday
by
taking
three
out
.of
five
gamei
-AM
n.mnA.
fn(n
In
tl
nlflll.AM
Brocklcsby
Large
..
:
Stamford
Fixtures
for
second
naif
of
the
Low
Kon
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
are
Total
announced
as
follows:
Lirctrlcal
Jan.
.13
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup.
:
Little
......
,seml-flnal
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Prince
Macnuley
Kupert
uairy;
Musiceieers
vs.
nam-
Pottlngcr
tdesllny
was
to
be
engulfed
in
war
ry
In
iosa,,nm
thP
Munich
four--
Jan.
20
(City
League-Grotto
v$.fForman
11
A..
Sons
of
Noru-ay
V5.
power
agreement
reprieved
Europe
p;
i.
.
,R-
-
n.i...
n..M.
rxi.'
r,
...
i
itl
M
.
I
building
bomb-proof
shelters
In
hLv"MMU,a"
,KJtl-beloved
London
parks.
I
Jan.
27
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
i
r.raif..!
for
pMre
Norway.
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto.
Workers
it
ll
Z
J.
If
man
&
Ker.
Ramblers
v,.
Cana-
.John
Bull
his
most
severe
h
doses
of
..
i
nupert
Motors
10:
war-jitters,
nrst
was
the
Ansch-,01"1
Joy
u
4
jrin
woman
oi
u
struggled
mss
m
Marcn
wnen
.ni;ier
puuea
-
7
V,
Houston
with
an
Intruder
while
her
son
went,
off
a
bloodless
conquest
of
Aus-
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto.
MQrtla
for
help
was
commended
at
the
In-
tria.
But
it
passed
off
without
a
J"""13"
&,
Ker
vs-
R11010'"'
mbbard
quest
into
the
burglar's
death.
The
war
and
John
Bull
wiped
his
bro
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Prince
Rupert
...
....
.
i
i
r.i
i
rv
-
molUttS
in
previous
coroners
jury
returned
a.
verdict
of
and
went
about
nis
Dusiness
wnicn,
xt
?i
i
.i
i7i.
iiitinnnip
nomicitie
in
tne
rn.a
nr
irnnieaiiv
enouen.
consists
oi
me
u,
vniv
ir
is
nnniinrpr
rnQT
n
c
m
ar
pnnn
rinn
pv.
.
-.
other
year,
for
that
matter.
.
C
White,
secretary
of
the
Civil
The
IndlAn
paper
industry
ltn
t-t.
nlAaf.At
-A
(..nflln
Hah
01
14
..
of
both
tn
Snnin
nnrl
thp
nhierts
thpv
havfi
in
vipw.
",cf
c"trtA
irt"u
T
lUte
on
a
new
,lne
wrapping
-i
IV"
"
'"i-ms
implements
an
agreemeiu
hi
manufactured
at
.the
Jn-
.
,,
,
.
.
ipaper,
lit
is
JUSt
possible
that
Some
decision
may
be
arrived
at
principle
made
three
years
ago
by
.dlanorest
;
Research
Institute,.
and
;JMv'i
iay
jjuaaiijiy
eiiu
uic
wai
in
auam
.uuu
uius
Teiiiuvi
me
uivu
service
nauuiiai
winucmow
Delng
suojecwa
to
Jurtnei
.One
.cause
of
.possible
conflict.
At
any
rate
the
Whole
CounolI.
Women
are
now
only
tests,
Justifies
hopes
of
.Its
com-;
.gamut
of
.European
affairs
will
doubtless
be
.considered
rred
ln
f
ose-.branches
of
the
de-
merciai
possibilities.
And,
.by
means
of
frank
.discussion,
efforts
will
he
made
e"Leri
'ZZSLJ"
JZ?
2?,
?
to
arrive
at
a
mutual
understanding.
-
It
-is
pretty
sure
from
the
administrative
diplomatic
en0d.
ehenn
wrannimr
an
'there
wjU
.be
ho
effort
made
to
placate
Italy
by
giving
and
consular
grades
of
the
Foreign
be
manufactured
from
a
imlxturt
.
.
1
1
'
r
n!isi
l
1.
1.
.
i
m
s'
.rttn
i
ji
.t,i.i
-
j
wi.yiHu.y.MUiig-t'Jr.uit;
'
unusn
peouie
ui
lhu
vvnuie
rjinpirtr
?
l
i
"The
,n
re
against
such
action.
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it
Try
a
Daily
News
cluaslfled
i
vertlsement
for
best
results.
of
Indigenous,
mechanical
wood
There
.are
also
.a
few,
other
-specr,,pulp
and
chemical
.grass
pulp,
raw
i
,
i
.
j.1
i
i
kiuc3
uuiicu
,vj
.wmiicit
-vii
,mc
maienais
w
ior
Duin
oi
wnicn
U,L
arc
S,
n
fnr
ne.vup
enn
spp
ar
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his
fliitnnpp
rhprp
ia
nn
nmnrl
f
..
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..
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.
.
v.
"T'
"
,
,
TX
.
-
..wv.
.collection
siae.oi
me
inianq
even-mow
available
4(i
.abundance
ln
In-
reason
why
Italy
and
Britain
cannot
carry
on
in
amity
Ue
and
on
the
.EcciesiMticai
com-
dia.
Neither
old
newspapers
not
V'ithQUtunterfftringwith
each
other's
legitimate
interests.
;mlsslon,
for
example.
The
argu-,waste.pulp,,
now
.largely
.used
-n
they
Mr.
Chamberlain
is
an
apostle
of
peace
but
he
also
may.be
jnentitnat
women
ought
not.teni
manufacture
of
wrapping
paper..
-
....
.
.
4
.
.
...
J
.
1
A
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U
.
.
.
,L.
f
n
.
,
(L.,
......
,
I
.
ILL
.
'
rucess.
Indusi
Industry
a
champion
of
British
rights.
The
meeting
this
week'h'as
abroad-wnArmetArth
I1
.,t
ti
.
!ii
TT'ii
'
ii.
jwomen
do
serve
abroad
,
as
(doctors,
'
Posslblllt
es
of
such
an
UO.Una
ogy
wMh'.the
meeting
With
Hitler
some
.months
,agO
missionaries
and
nurses
ln
any
reg-
may
be
judged
from
the
facUl
when
the
decision
was
made
to
turn
back
to
Germany
tdr-
ion
or
climate.
in
1937-38
alone
the
total
imports
.....
.
.
t
m
i
i
1
a
t
i
i
ritoryiormeny
neia
oy
Austria
wnere
uerman
population
'
why
snouw
they
not
serve
as
or
cheap
wrapping
and
packing
predominated.
civil
servants?"
ipaper
amounted
to
11,4(58
tons.
In
'
I
J
I
1
I
JM
AAA
A
.1
aauiuon,
itj.uuu
uins
oi
uia
papers
used
for
wrapping
were
1m-.ported,
I
10
Ramblers
vs.
Sons
of
Vr
.'
-
-
-
-
v,m
w
William
G.
Hart,
36,
who
died
from
biggest
rearmament
program
in
.Norway.
Prince.
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
;1SIS
mtureat
uriiain.
in
mat
country
tne
only
inaU3iries
tetanus
when
shot
In
the
leg
by
her
world
history.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.
Brackman
that
have
dropped
of
f
have
been
fisheries,
mining
and
son.
1
Then
came
Hitler's
demand
for
&
Ker.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
C.
N
quarrying.
There
has
been
a
marked
increase
in
motor
Mrs.
Harriet
winmiii
.
testified
cit-determination"
for
the
sude-
R.
a.
Vehicle
.manufacturing,
cycle
and
aircraft
industries,
due
Har
6truclc
her
thrce
or
our
times.
ten
.Germans
by
which
he
meant
Feb.
L7-Grotto
vs.
Brackman
It
n
the
top
of
her
head
with
a
poker
their
annexation
to
Germany.
For
Ker.
Ramblers
vs.
C.
N.
Jl.
A..
Ca-tlOUDUesS
'dmihtlpqq
tn
the
rlpfpnr-P
hut
nkn
pvtpnt
tn
.tO
some
wmP
extent
XO
tne
deience
mpn5iit-P?
measures
DUt
also
and
sne
broke
her
walklng
si!ck
on
weeks
Europe
tottereci
on
the
edge
nadian
Legion
vs.
Musketeers.
Sons
tO
.the
general
increase
in
air
travel.
Contracting,
COn-
him.
Her
son
eame
to
her
heln
and
of
war
with
Neville
Chamberlain
of
Norway
vs
Prince
Rurjert
Dalrv
And
so
It
Is
that
in
palace
and
Musketeers,
Grotto
vs.
Ramblers,
John
Bull
salutes
1933
as
the
yeat
way.
that
threatened
so
often
to
dras
him
into
war
but
didn't.
;It
saw
him
spending
hundreds
lions
of
dollars
on
;a
war
and
feeling
.thankful
he
le
jj.niS'.enaDies.enipioyea
.people
to
enjoy
tneir
annual
non-
london,
Jan.
10:
icpi
women
ulay
when
:they
get
it
and
those
who
do
not
sp'end
the
ate
to
be
eligible
for
the
adminis-money
have
a
stake
in
the"
country
which
has
a
stabilizing
trative
grades
of
the
Domini6ns
and
Inrjio
Yc
Tcfc
IUia
Iiaa
11019
effect
Colonial
Offices
.as
an
experiment.
Malcolm
MacDonald,
Dominions
mm
jaSSn-.
n
to
raper
Making
of
mil-
nni
i
i
i
machine
ijioroueiibred
wasn't
J
foiled
to
use
it.
And
John
:8ull
If
AD
1
the
jsort
of
fellow
who
hopes
he
JlOrSCS
Are
Dlll'IieU
iwon't
have
to
.use
It
In
1930
or
any
-Stables
of
John
Stamford
in
Amsterdam
Destroyed
by
Fire
I
Yesterday
I
.
AMSTERDAM,
Holland.
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Twenty-five
thoroughbred
Total
1
.
-ICO
175
.,.180
t
158
155
US
420
175
175
.
tl08
.130
Total
.CM
143
tul
t..M.i.
'
'from
the
mad,
senseless
dash
to
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jij
,u
o,.n
vs.
Ramblers.
Brackman
Ker
vs.
D.
Houston
J
85
149
Sons
of
Currle
.
,H
DHnM
DiinAPl
HilMt
w
Ti
MOnieSa&nn
Structional
engineering
and
explosive
manufacture
have
was-hlt
over
the
face
while
the
in-
John
Bulls
Prime
Minister,
flyln?
Feb.
24-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Prince
,,an
Ur
Establishment
of
J'uttlnt,
fi'lsn
fsrinwn
nr1vflnpp5
F,pptrim
inrlnsfrips
silk
nnrl
nrti.
truder
held
the
elderlv
ladv
bv
the
tn
Berchteszaden.
to
Oodesburg
RuDert
Dairy.
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Oreen
in
Prince
Rupert
,is
.n
'
throat-
and
Mun!ch
he
"fcl
Le-jion
Ramblers
ys.Muskiteers.
tficial
.stone,
.heating
and
ventilating,
.paints
and
-varnishes
?dck.and
tile
Lnufacture
ure
aU
of
year-in
the
number
employed.
fhlS
seems
to
indicate
that.gnoot
Jacv
or
hell
do
us
both
In.'
Bull
got
what
he
and
the
rest
ol
Mar.
3-Brackroan
A
Ker
vs.
C.
;it
IS
not
Ortly
in
armament
and
munitions
manufacture
Then
I
heard
the
shot."
Mrs.
Win-
the
world
wanted,
peace.
N.
R.
A..
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs
GOLF
IS
The
Prince
Rupert
.Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
Its
meeting
last
night.
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
Can-
pub,
in
mansion
and
tenement
Canadian
..Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Nor-
adlan
National
Railways
to
Install
a
putting
green
In
the
city
as
an
at
traction
to
tourlits.
The
matter
proposal
support.
was
given
enthusiastic
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast'League
Portland
5,
Vancouver
3.
GOOD
J-'OJt
CIRCUS
race
horses,
Including
Supply
-
House,
famous
steeplechaser,
were
BELLEVILLE,
Ont-.
Jan
uuuica
w
ocam
wnen
tne
training
tup)
Aan
Keiiaher
was
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVsER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPKRT
QQ
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
RI7X11RN.
Meals
and
RCTURN.
Bertly
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate.
po'lnls,
Special
Tickets
on
Kale
Between
November
1st,
JD38
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
(In
'd
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
4839.
iChlldren
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA,
Tuesday,
1:30
jp.m.
Thurada,
atn.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
n.ni.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
S68
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
u
Tuesday,
January
10,
1939.
P,IGE
TWO
rUE
DAILY
NrVS-!
J
!
'!
ik
man
For
Real
Comfort
and
Wear
"GREB"
Working
Boots
Are
Unbeatable
Men's
oiled
calf,
Panco
or
leather
soles,
plain
toes
(CJO
QC
ior
toe
caps.
Up
from
.:
vOVO
ooooocmooooooooo
MX
SHOE
STORE
LT
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
D
Found
Adopted
JOHN
BULL
1
His
Own
Nephew
ENDS
YEAR
1
London
Jew
I)etov;rs
lle
IUili
Taken
in
Relatives
s
.Refugee
1
WITH
SIGH
LONDON,
Jan.
-10:
(CP)
The
Happy
To
Find
Himself
at
Peace
his
own
.refugee
nephew,
not
know
ing
of
the
relationship
at
the
time,
has
been,
told
byiRev.
Alfred
Abra-'l
ham
Stein,
of
.Cricklewood.
The
story
goes
back
30
years
when
twp
Instead
of
War
lleWfoalls
tlloUpots
t
4938
j
By
,tf.
iF.
Sanderson
'SPORT
SPORT
CHAT
.
i
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
The
baseball
world
was
startleci
I
LONDON,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Nine-
11
years
ago
today
when
Ne
BOWLING
RESUMES
Rupert
Motor!
Scores
Clean
Sweep
Gy.ru
.Club
Wins
.Over
,
Electriclani
I
The
second
half
of
the.Cqmmer-
OFFICERS
FOR
YEAR
Clumber
of
.Commerce
Ccuflrmt
Selection
and
CIioomts
Executive
At
Meeting
Usi
Night
Tho
(Prince
Rupert
Chamber
tf
Commerce,
nt
Its
annual
meeting
ast
night,
confirmed
the
election
pf
J
?T.
Harvey
as
president.
Philip
M.
Ray
as
vice-president
and
Arthur
Brooksbahk
as
secretary
and
proceeded
to
chnos
a
council
of
fifteen
from
thoj
nominated
xz
follows:
Pawl
Armour.
Dr.
J.
It.
.Carson.
"fheo.
Collart.
John
Dybhavn.
C
V.
Evltt.
R.
O.
Hopkins.
J
J
LittLv
W.
R.
McAfee,
O.
W.
Nlckerson,
J
W
-Nlcholls.
H.
F
Pullen,
8.
E
Parker.
W.
H.
Tobey.
W
M.
Watj
and
R.
M.
Wlnilow.
F
A.
MflcCallum
presided
until
the
close
of
the
meeting
when
he
turned
the
gavel
over
to
the
new
president
who
spoke
of
the
value
to
Prince
Rupert
of
the
inter!
r
districts
and
of
his
determination
to
do
everything
possible
to
brlrt
about
os
cUa?
rekitioai
as
possibb
uu.ii
,uWik
...
Hy
-:,,
h
h.
hm.iI.
iivti.tr
Ainn.
m.
to
break
a
tie
between
the
two
"7.-',"
;":HB"
.
teams.
'
Gyro
Club
.
Balagno
Jsays
and
to
get
to
know
them
bet-
3
ic.
IJjl
Mr.
Harvey
alio
said
th
cham-
152.
per
would
continue
to
press
f
ir
134
the
subitdy
for
shipping
out
'
135
1
thin
port
The
empty
elevot
r
110
13ft
mleht
be
useful
In
bringing
Ui
1
C9
to
the
attention
of
the
authorttlrl
r:;c
759
CC9
and.
In
this
way.
be
a
blessln!;
1
1
2
T.
disuUe
The
port
eould
not
grof
89
d39
195
without
sliluplng
and
he
considered
!30
"182
144
pressing
for
the
subsidy
was
3
J33
i40
135
major
objective.
When
they
had
It
168
152,
122ithey
must
then
take
full
advanta
141
of
it
He
thanked
the
members
Ut
131
expressing
their
confidence
in
h:n
3
by
electing
him
to
that
position.
131
Philip
M.
Rav
thanked
the
mcra
126
148
bers
for
elecUng
him
127
171
Those
conduetln
the
poll
were
il57
J55
150
Trev.0r
William.
.Croft
Brook
m
i
.
7
163
128,Tliomas
Boulter
748
720
-732
4
2
3
137
158
157
143
155
157
1128
189
127
J98
163
180
14C
105
165
,150
7C8
79.7
PROPOSED;
tlorml
by
Chamber
.of
Commerce
10,
lucky
ll
was
introduced
by
Col.
J.'W.
Nlch-'
oils
who
said
he
thought
It
quite'
.possible
lt.would.be
obtained.
The
'
.
:
8tables.of,Johp,
Stamford
were
des-
when
he
went
stelch-ridlne
down.
Industry
Tlicre
May
Take
On
New
tryed
bV
the
last
night.
The
loss
a
hill
He
passed
under
moving
Line
If
Experiments
Success
:
's
placed
at
$200,000.
NEW
DELHI.
India..
Jan.
JO:
(CPj
automobile
and
escaped
unhurt.
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
811m
Waist
Line
Bowl
Fur
Reservations
Phone
(58
TRAPPERS
Dont
be
foolish
and
sell
your
furs
at
the
waterfront
Fetch
your
stuff
up
town
to
Gold-bloom's
and
get
the
buyers
together
to
bid
on
them
In
that
way
you
will
make
St
Per
Cent
MORE
for
Youwlf
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
NOTICE
!
Until
further
notice
beginning
Monday,
January
2nd,
nur
confi;ctioni:r.v
stori:
Will
Close
at
7:00
p.m.
Sunday
Hours
1:00
to
5:00
p.m.
Mussallenrs
.CONFECTIONERY
THE
SEAL
n
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
aloe
canning
company
with
an
u
tho
year
round
payroll
U
Prlnco
Rupert