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DOUBLE
RUES
fe-n!er5
of
Well
Known
The
taU
cf
the
beaver
v
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D.T
!tmPJ
A.S&OCIATIOX
'
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stt
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,
Edi'-T.
Daily
News:
"
"
I"t
m-auj.
TV
Per
tot.
MM.
FimijT
in
I
nited
Iburrh
Itile
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--
ki-ui.
je.
(-
Tar,
15
oa
i-
prf.p-rly
eoo-f-d.
has
be.-n
ts.
erei
a
delicacy
sir.ee
the
firs
"
settiement
of
Nor
h
Ameru-.
;
pr
U
comment
on
a
recent
letter
from
Aid
Ca-y
in
regard
to
tl.e
rrd
tape
of
uii
ag.;
pc-tiions.
j
I
believe
that
circumstance
in
our
vntmplcyrr.'U
i.t.irance,
!
h'.pitaizatMin
and
-idtwi
and
i
(.Id
age
per.iwns
rarkeu
mr
da-
f
tfXlAI
STE.IMtK
PRINCE
GEORGE
pru4
trm
SAILS
FOR
A
brother
and
tifr.
nvn
b-:rs
of
a
el!-kr-:T.
c:'y
f.ru.y.
-xi
roge'her
is
ir.r
it
3
c
'
wecd-s
cereiror.y
prfcr.Ttf
J
ty
Rev.
LaT-nce
S'.eber
in
Ftrsi
United
Church
Saturday
ttrir.?.
Eliie
Mlr.tenko.
caught
.-
c'
Mr.
md
Mrs
William
M:ri"e.."c
.
709
Eighth
ATer.ue
West,
be-
tne
bride
of
Jarr.es
Ptvr
Thompson.
sn
of
Sirs
S
it,
rl:
rs...
wr.ll
"hr
brother,
Neil
iCIr.ti'ltko
t
.;
as
his
bride
iLss
Rsb
I.I
'N'eil.
diuzliter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j.-?erh
i
licNeil
of
Fa;rl;ght.
Sa'-:,
The
nuptial
group
exth2-g-;l
,
lov
s
be-fore
the
aitir
at'orned
I
'th
bouquets
of
chrysanthe-
TU
S
Ust
,
Sift,
p.arao.e
beyond
humanitarian-Li-n
with
the
k.-.owi.
dee
c.)uin.i..i
that
the
cost
of
adrr.ir.isu-atior:
h
-50
p
re-nt
I
have
at
present
in
my
sripioy
,
a
widow
ah
five
children
who
been
envtn
from
pilr
to
p-st
for
the
pa
nine
vear
F.ir.
I
I
1
.
I
I
CA.?.
Vancouver
PRINCE
r.L'PERT
people
read
with
fome
inter-e-t
about
the
plan
the
Canadian
National
RaH-w&y..
a?
reported
hy
the
Vancouver
Sun,
for
a
major
terminal
development
at
Vancouver
so
that
the
government
railway
may
have
terminal
facilities
there
eoual
to
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
It
is
also
noted
that
one
of
the
object?
of
the
proposed
development
is
to
make
a
feeder
line
to
Vancouver
for
the
Canadian
National
Railway
from
central
British
Columbia,
which
Prince
Rupert
has
come
to
regard
as
pretty
well
its
own.
Prince
Rupert
people,
during
recent
years,
have,
we
believe,
pretty
well
got
away
from
the
idea
of
J
try
quarreUme
with
Vancouver,
feeling
that
u
irh
IntermedUi
fort,
Each
Thursday
t
11:15
p
m.
;
latM
ttim,
Cii-
fr
!
fr
:
,
mm
-nerly
resident
of
the
starved
out
!
For
KETCHIKAN
i
n
lirovir.ee
of
Saikitchewan.
she
iOi!
her
home
In
f'ru-t
.:
i
WlliNtsDAl-
MIDNIGHT
For
ReservaUu.u
-r.ur)is
Scores
cf
frir.cia
of
the
at
Prince
Ge.
:ge
two
year
agui
and
has
come
through
vlr-i-'
;
principal
w
er-
pi
.sent
I
,r
the
ites.
lUdes
deplorable
to
the
hunan
rare
and.
is
receiving
no
u!"
Wr.te
or
C'ail
C'lTT
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPFjn
I
-
Vouii
hare
to
wrap
that
better,
lady!"
,
tin
frm
j
-i
j
MEV8
SlITv-...
,lrd.
D-HiUt
kija-.
barjain
for
I
!mexs
s,Howrrt
,ffHTS
-
R,..t
s
Thrrr
Clrv
fc,
j
at
I
j
pension.
j
--.--.
o
mwu.i
more
j
car-fully
examine
our
pennon
the
great
development
of
the
country,
there
i
ample
j
Traditional
ireddirs
n;t'.e.
(played
by
Organts-,
Hetrr
p;..ir,
'iset
he
oartcgroiir.d
for
tht-
bridal
i
prweioii.
tss
Minte.-iito
ti
'kiven
in
rnarriige
by
her
rat.ier
pr.d
Ms
McNeil
by
her
b.-'her.
Chris
vtcNeU.
;
.
a
r.e.i.
I
If
our
churches
would
v
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
j
practical
fr
:.
i
the
pulpit
re-jgardmg
Christianity,
we
would''
oe
more
satis
.'ied
;th
our
coir.,
murine-
and
,.i,-
rovernrrents
and
would
more
wUiingly
,n,vt
for
free
enterprUe.
'
Maybe
when
we
reach
the
gpod
'.
along
the
line,
in,u
juu.i
anu
nteJ
lor
two
great
ports
on
the
Jimi.h
Columbia
Coast
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
On
the
other
hand,
they
may
have
valid
cause
to
wonder
about
all
this
sudden
interest,
if
the
Vancouver
-Sun
report
be
true,
of
the
railway
company
in
a
major
port
development
at
Vancouver
when
they
already
have
their
own
port
at'
Prince
Rupert
which
is
well
fitted
and
most
strategically
situated
to
be
the
ocean
port
for
the
central
interior
even
with
the
extension
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
into
the
Peace
River
country.
No
less
persons
than
Premier
Johnson
and
also
George
Murray
M.P.
for
Cariboo,
have
made
rmbl
Motorist,
coming
"to
the
June-
action
a
tion
of
Third
Ave
and
McBride
then
on.
PAXTS-AU
from
-
Bors'
Drnim
FiVj
ecln-a.
Spa.!
)Bti
BV
!-
an
vr
SHIRTS
(jv4
from
u
Best
Hamburgers
In
Town
"PRICES
A
KB
UORN
HERE
AM)
KALSEI)
ELSEWHERE"
AT
Street,
now
stop
for
a
few
mo-
.
.
menu.
Perhaps
they
also
look
An
aluminum
making
plant
is
and
listen,
which
is
qui
pennis-
coming
to
the
north
Pacini
t'jast
sibie
for
it's
all
in
the
interests
.anywav.
because
if
n(-H
i
l'..ss
MirttetV
i
ostum"
a
'suit
of
steel
-u.y
a.tl.
plr.k
ac-jce&sories
and
.
is
-
ran-'d
a
ton-iquet
of
American
Ik-auty
ro-ses.
ML.s
McNeil's
v,-,;:in.e
was
a
suit
:of
silver
grey
witn
p
r.k
aeeej-cr-iies
Her
botiqu
t
sUso
j
is
of
Aai-
erica
n
Beauty
ro.i
Atter.dir
g
.arh
;!
the
or
dos
ere
their
r.
:.
;:era.
ilat-
ron
of
honor
McNeil
w.
her
sister,
Mrs
KI
wi.ee
Munrte,
,
whose
costurn.;
was
a
biut
wi.-nlen
a
afternoon
cfrcv.
,i;h
white
arces-
iotxts.
MUi
Mlraeaico
was
3'.-j
ter.ded
by
her
siit.-r
if:
Ar.ne
;Paumont,
who
v,-jr-
a.i
a.'ternton
dress
of
green
wan
with
ro-
ac-.
tes.;-ies
and
i
?
of
nt.ii
c.ir-
l.atior.s.
of
public
safety.
But
there
was
the
coast
is
the
best
location
on
previous
little
driving
at
Third
the
continent
And
if
on
cf
Boys'
PUid
j
A
venue
and
McBride
In
early.
era!
DOtentiai
sites
is
in
.-,
.
.!
far
from
XnuN
tn,.t,n
,u
k
y.-
'
bl"1'''
M,e
icars.
days.
Then
Then
there
there
was
was
a
a
gully
gully
on
on'B
IB
C
C
and
and
not
not
so
so
very
very
junction
that
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
should
play
Me
and
a
rocky
hm
cn
u;
Prir.ce
Rpi
;her
in
connection
with
the
extension
of
the
Peace
River
t,'-ilM-
'
j
should
be
frankly
en
fair
cities
'iviout
SNACK
BAR
v,,
cAiciihiun
oi
me
raciiic
(ireat
Eastern
T.,.1
....
-1
.
,
-
,,
.
OPEN
mm.
t
1
mm.
lll
l--
Hi
,t
,
,
.
,
,
.
.
.1
"eiuMuw
on
arming
i
Letters
rrom
eastern
f.-ie.-.ts,
su
....
...
M
$9
50.
for
Xm)
-
just
on
lrira
Avfnue
iv..uc.(Liij,
w.n,
wet
we
nan
occasion
to
reler
1
equipment,
on
the
way
to
Skide-:
ihual.
contain
expressions
ufsytri-
to
the
brief
-
presented
by
the
Peace
River
.......
Boards
of
Ui
lea;'e'
arrved
from
A;bPrta
last
P'-hy.
You
see.
suiter
is
ap-
92
I
Jl
Sth
St.
Ph.
Ordrre
Blue
"j
""""s-
ini-utjiii
.
pioitciiiiig
ana
rriace
ttuperl
is
i
Continued
Page
3
,
LADII
S.
prsmr.
:&.
ith
t
n.pt.rti
l
irl
tiful
piltrra.
Kf(-4
Norn,
srl
.:.
.
.
1
LET
US
FIXIT
necessary.
Royalite
is
prepared
to
'less
than
100
miles
from
Alaska
go
down
five
thousand
ftet
Keep
Hence,
sub-Arctic
conciitions!
1:
your
feet
on
the
ground.
But
just
'
might
interest
them
to
know
tha.
suppose
Prince
Rupert
should
in
mid-November
there
is
s
ill
not
suacienly
find
itself
next
door
to
'
a
Hake
here
except
on
mountair;
a
man
size
gusher.
Any
orevious
;
Deaks
Vet
net-v.
Qr,
ki,.
IWTTii
!
XDOUUr.E
b
loral
ntihlieitv
tlm!
I
.rrt-.
,
...
.
i
'
-
r-
..w...
v.uii,uivii,
idr
ij
me
i
)
'iu.u
ur
sinaii
poiaws
tor
oa.
south
and
on
the
prairi.
al.-o.
u
where
you
find
it.
!
,
i
V
The
hospital
guild
commP
ft-e
tf
Three
live-!
were
lot
the
day
X.1
ti-:-..-.
.
the
V.
omen
of
th
;
Moo.iC
l.eid
wjc
nwjjr-rruicnon
road
open-1
ed,
the
fatalities
happening
near;
their
November
n;etting
at
the
home
of
Mrs
J
G.
Vieie.k
After
me
cene
of
the
frirm&snin.
BLUE
V
I
c'wioii,
a:'
of
.cards
car
went
over
the
edge.
That
ia
br'Pf
bU3lRess
however
w
not
the
fault
of
the
!
-i'able
evening
hiahwav
which
renre-ent
tv,
t
spent
and
refreshment
-
OV
fff
NOVEMBER
:
"7
1
h
m
Far
Saii--;iftT
i
KEN'S
HAD
10
718
2nd
A
j
served
by
the
hoiKsj;
btst
in
construction
ability.
A
mountain
road
is
a
mountain
rrade
and
Chamlers
of
Commerce
to
the
royal
commission
on
transportation,
urjring
that
Prince
Rupert
should
1
getting
alive
again
on
the
matter
of
the
Peace
River
outlet.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
when
making
requests
for
improvements
and
development
here,
know
how
difficult
it
has
been
to
have
the
Canadian
National
Railway
depart
from
its
policy
of
economy
and
a
"dollar
made
for
a
dollar
spent"
policy.
We
have,
indeed,
taken
a
verv
understanding;
attitude
on
the
matter.
Doubtless,
the
railway
or
the
government,
whichever
is
behind
such
a
pro-;ect
as
the
Vancouver
Sun
reports,
will
be
satisfied
?lha
tT'aj0r
dtVfrIpmt
in
Vancouver
harbor,'
u
that
these
sound
business
principles
will
be
satisfied
and
that
there
is
more
to
the
scheme
than
merely
to
ti,lh
the
C.
P.R.
h
own
port
of
Vancouver,
par-t.cularly
at
f
a
time
when
duplication
is
supposed
to
be
.
J'??
R";:V,eIe
wi
w
ant
t
know
why
those
f
l,tICH
v
r
m,Kht
"f,t
et
up
in
the
Canadiau
tVT11
r,f,rt
';f
l'rince
Ru"crt
anfi
thu
help
nun
htwt
n,
la
cmini;
into
its
own
'j?
':u'"-rt
''
n'-J
i,t't
in
the
Van-S,:,W
a''
hy8
and
Specialists
in
All
Types
of
Welding
and
Platework
Phone
Black
881
CHANDLEf
PORTRAIT
r.l
road,
whether
along
the
Sl:c-i,a.
or
between
Hope
and
Princeton.
There
is
always
a
point
where
engineering
responsibility
ends
and
public
prudence
should
begin.
f
ilm
FinKhin;
i
THOM
I
I
'
'
'
..---S
iZZ'S
"
lag
:S7
Flash
Photi
Ij'
Phone
Green
3?
PRINCE
RUPii
i.i"
t
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
H
of
A
hitih
board
fence
has
been
built
around
the
site
of
the
new
theatre
at
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street!
The
one
infa'lible
sign.
When
you
see
this,
it
means
in
id
a.
MCE
H
-0W
.
B.-l
I
I
:
I
11
PHONE
79
Hlallarr
NOW
IST,u:
11
U
If
TIME
TO
HAVE
YOUR
FLOORING
RE
LA
ID
i;.r.
Bismufe;imrnfE
mimui
Enjoy
th
excellent
ppoMmnta,
"
tti
delicious
lood,
end
the
uneicelled
Itivice
of
one
of
th.,
fin,
.hip,.
Prince
Rupert
Sailings
Southbound
Saturday,
Nov.
19
Wednesday,
Nov.
30
Saturday,
Dec.
10
For
Information
and
reservations
contact
H.
H.
Davies
General
Agent
4
HOURS
Oa.m.toflp.ni.
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
!)
p.w-
BE
WISE!
BUY
PIES
Weekdays
Sundays
.
,
W1j
n.-'V
THAT
TANTALIZE!
FROM
SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
AVE
A
LAWYER
MIGRATES
OF
US
take
for
M()HT
granted
that
anyone
can
njove
from
one
province
of
Canada
to
another.
It
i
at-HumwI
this
can
be
done
without
let
or
hind-ranee
or
expense
and
the
change
having
been
made,
continue
on
in
hi
chonen
line
or
.some
other
business
a
t
he
case
may
be.
This
belief
comes
clone
to
being
correct.
Yet
if
one
carcB
to
verify,
it
will
be
discovered
there
is
one
.profession
where
the
exception
must
be
made.
Where
a
practitioner
moves
to
another
part
of
the
dominion
he
is
required
to
pay
as
high
as
$1,500
to
the
Provincial
Law
Society.
And
it
makes
no
difference
as
to
experience
or
qualification.
Fifteen
hundred
is
no
trifling
sum,
and
a
young
man
or
woman
pondering
the
future
had
best
make
certain
concerning
location
to
start
with.
Call
the
Men
Who
Know
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
ANll
BUILDERS
RED
861
p.o.
BOX
721
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
HUH)
FRESH
DAILY
'
9
3rd
Ave.
MAKE
THIS
A
Phone
643
mil
I
ftar-
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VI
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CONTINUING
Widest
Selection
in
Town
OF
FIGUUNES
Wall
Plaques,
StaturU
Book-Ends
All
Colors
All
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FOR
THE
'
CHILDREN
New
Assortment
of
j
PLASTIC
RECORDS
HAVE
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ARp
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Values
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IN
JACKETS
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SHIRTS
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CLOTHING
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BOX
Z74
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359
618
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