rst
Round
.1
1
U
b.
T
27-
Kr
leers
Winners
in
last
Jrtjht's
flay
rst
round
ganjes
for
the
Hp
Tailors'
Cup
were
played
by
l
ho
minprT
Wrlirra
gut
last
night,
resulting
as
fpj
s:
1
1
r
Iam
1
a
o
1
e
.
T-i
fuckpi.eers.
13.261:
Sons
of
Nor,
,
139.
-
i
..j..
.
p
same
of
Canadian
National
.An
I
(All
A
COM'IC
Unn
Iff
Dnm.
ilkiavii
f
'
-
-
.
ill
innprs
In
a
Chrstmu
rnfflo
ductM
by
the
League
were:
urkey
J.
A.
Teng,
No.
197.
garettes,
Suzanne
Anderson,
342.
1
w
m
m
iii
iiiiii
v
i
iiiiii
.
iirtfi
jiiid
Lii
nrv
Miiiir
inic
iiiiiK
v
r
uiu
auuiriHC.
Miitinir
rn
nrpn
Bridge
Party
Is
Enjoyable
AffaJf
Held
Last
NlgliJ
by
Hoys
Band
Parents'
Association
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
hejd
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
uand
Parents'
Aoscslatlon
In
Eagles
llall
last
night.
There
were
seven
tables
of
cards
and
prize-winner
were;
ladies'
first
Mrs,
A
Norton;-
second,
Mrs.
Peter
6o.
lemr
men's
first,
Jack
Joy;
second
C.
R.
Blggart;
consolation,
W.
Wil-llngtori.
After
cards,
delicious
refresh.
enjtsr.,were
servad
And
drawing
for
raffle,?
took
place,
resulting
as
follows:
tray,
Mrs.
James
Simpson.
Np.
10;.
pljlowsjlps,
Theo
Fortune
196;
handkerchiefs,
Miss
Lyd'a
Pettenuzo,
No.
183.
The
drawing
for
a
luncheon
set
was
held
ovei
-until
a
later
date.
Arthur
Phillips
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
J.
Vereck
presided
at
the
door,
Mrs.
Q,
W.
Rudder-ham
and
Mrs.
H.
Perkins
were
in
pharge
of
the
kitchen.
Phyllis
Hamblln
emphasized
the
Christmas
spirit
of
kindness
by
the
tale
"Oeorge
and
His
Guinea
Pigs."
Mrs.
Carter
led
to
the
climax
of
gift
presentation
by
the
staff
to
the
through
the
story
"A
and
"Come
All
Y
Faithful;'
the
program
next
Saturday
for
by
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl.
Local
children
hetwpen
th
nf
fn.ir
in
diiu
iiuniui
wne
wrii
:ui
i
ui.r'ii
;inn
fiuni
a
l
i
i
rui
in
tnnrna
r
r
n
i-p
mts.
jweai
uariers
tening
,oi
Trevor
Johnston
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ml
If
I
H
IMI
I
I
II
hS
ST.
ANDREWS
CATHEDRAL
.(Church
of
England)
Very
tttr.j.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
Preacherr-The
Dean
.AD.VE.fT
ML
ll:00,a.rnMrnJnt
Prayer
and
Sermon
12:30-7Sun4ay
School
7:30
p.m,
Evenlne
Prayer
and
Service
of
Praise
OHDER
OF,
tsKRVICE
Processional
"On
Our
Way
Ucj;o!(flng,'
Mithem,
MLeap
Kindly
Light"
Onward
Christian
Soldiers.-"
.,-
;'
'
.
-
Xr,hem
(a)
"Bro.thet
James"
v
ifcl
"Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Came."
i
l
Heard
the
Voice
of
Jesus
Say,""
.....
.
.
.
-
-
i.
.IT-
'Sat
Hark,
Wy
Souir
'
"Glorious
is
Thv
Name-"
from'
.TweltlV
Mass
by
Mozart.
BvmsIimVoI
."Riiti
nf.
Mrf
Rnill:!
Pughe-Evans
George
B
Jacob
Nevln
TO
RAISE
BUILDING-
FINANCES
(Continued
from
page
t
ward
by
Dr.
J.
H,
Carson.
,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
.reported
to
jthe
board
on
behalf
of
a
committee
consisting
of
himself,
II.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary,
ao4
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N.,
lady
superintendent,
which
had
been
delegated
to
"bo
in
to
the
new
provincial
hospital
legislation.
New
forms
,
which
it
was
now
required
to
fill
out
would
involve
pxtra
work
In
the
secretary;?
office
but
more
Information
would
have
to
be
obtained
before
It
was
deter
mined
just
how
much-.
There
were
certain
features
of
the
new
legislation
which
it
was
felt
might
prove
impracticable
in
.smaller
httsplhtts.'
The
report
of
the
fire
chief
for
the
month.
stated
that
the
fire
alarm
.system
in
the
Nurses'
Home
was
In
satisfactory
condition.
Fire-rooms
in
both
hospital
and
nurses'
home
were
clean
and
orderly
andj
housekeeping
conditions
were
satisfactory.
In
attendance
at
the
meeting
were
G.
p.
Tinker,
president,
in
the
chair;
W,
M.
Brown,
Dr;
J.
II.
Car-'
Sim.
P
A.
MacPallnm
n
117
Wlltil
inson
and
Mrs.
II,
L.
Landry,
directors;
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R;N.'.
lady
superintendent,
and
II.
Birch,
managing
secretary.
'
"
Hotel
Arrivals
.
Royal
W.
Johnson,
Oslahd.
Central
M.
Haapala(
city;
Francois
Lake.
B.
Hougen;
KITCHENER,
Cult:.
Dec.
11;
(CP)
Two
men
living
with
six
monkeys
and
two
dogs
in
one
roont
have
been
ordered
to
move:
.
The
menagerie
formed
part
of
a
carnival
awaiting
the
spring
season,
.
,
MWTFJH
'fiOTlCK
Dlvrr.slni)
t
and
X't'e
TAKE
NOTICE.
THAT
liaac
Mat;,
thewi
v)iO
address
ta.Allln,
B.C,
vlll
aDDW
(or
a
ilcmlce
to
take
and
U
2
cubic
leet
ct
winter
bTtt.cX
Bpruce
Creek.
which
flows
East
to
Wert
and
jra?B
lato
Phve
Crerk
about
thif
mil
V
Christmas
Cards
Tags,
Seals,
Gift
Wrappings
There
are
over
300
boxes
of
Christmas
Cards
containing
12,
15,
18
and
21
cards
to
box.
Each
card
ts
different,
some
are
ribbon
tied,
all
are
smart
and
attractively
designed.
priced
from
33c,
75c,
$1.00,
$155
and
$1.50
pei-
Box
Individual
cards
priced
from
2
for
5c,
10c,
15c,
20c,&
35c
each
CELLOPHANE
and
TIN.4I1L
RlBBON-7-Gay
Christmas
ty-lngs,
.red;
'green,
-gold
6rrs0yer'.
.'
l"c
TAGS
and
SEALS
Flneasortment
of
.tags
and
seals
add
just
thc.rljht;
tou'eh
cf;:y6yr
parcels.
01
FT
UTtAPPINGT5aflcrii4
wrapping
paper
that
will
glvyoW'paf
Besner
Block
Third
Street
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
ovje
pam;in6
r
TIUUE
cua,
out
rATC;
LLL
ZJ,
,
.
Rose
p&aii
&
Latta
Li
mited
SIT
DOVvlSJ,MACr
MUCH
OF
MOO
v
The
-water
will
be
diverted
&l
a
point
absut
400
It
upstream,
from,
the
Crotn
lease
Poet
rtYonO
and
be
ufd
lor
Mining
and
pswer
purpoee
upon
ti
hoei
Oroup
leases
'and-
cold
etorif
ri
-rthrd
.
crokfr
Lmiw
No
378.
This,
notice
,was
pouted
i?n
the
groilrie
on
Ihe
8
day
cj
Novemijer,
.l37.
A
copy
of
Uils
noittoe
.and
an
apjll-
cation
purauanit
thrtito:
and
to
tpe
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
orne
of
thp
Water
Recorder
at
Atlln,
B.
C.
,
Objections
tp
the
'ppiiatoa-
niajrbe
lira
wiui
ine
mra
vvaier
ixjjuTrtvi
with
the
Camparoller
of.
Water
Rights
Parliament
Buuamga,
;Vtona.
a.
vu;
within
thirty
days
alter.
he
first
"ari-pea
I
ranee
of
this
notice.
In
.a
local
newspaper.
t
ISAAC
MATTHEWS.
Apblica!.
Early
History
Radio
Subject
InWesting
Address
To
Be
Given
Next
Week
by
Railway
.WINNIPEG
December
11
On
Tuesday
next
from
7:30
to
7:45
p
m:
(Pacific
Standard
time)
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
will
carry
a
special
13-mlnute
program
from
C.
B-
C.
studios
Winnipeg,
dealing
with
a
most
h
terestlng
phase
of
early
history
of
this
part
of
the
country
entitled
The
Red
River
Dialect".
The
ad
dFesst
.will,
be
given
by
Osborne
Scott,
general
passenger
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
who
was
born
In
a
little
farm
house
on
the
banks
of
the
Red
River
which
house
still
stands
he
emu
FOR
FOH
SALE
FOR'
SALE
Piano
in
good
condi
Uon.
Also
household
goods.
Phone
Black
712.
(291)
FOR,
SALE!
6-room
house
7th
Av
enue
West,
A
real
snap
at
$350
cash,
or
$400
terms.
Apply
Col-lart
&
McCaffery
Ltd.,
opposite
Power
Company.
(290)
FOR
SALE
Long
wave
Sparton
Radio.
Sntendid
erudition,
will
sacrifice
for
$45.00
cash.
Red
578.
OIL
Burner
kitchen
range.
Circu
lating
heater.
Phone
Blue
514.
288
FOR
SALE
Sewing
machine,
Bed
room
Suite,
Chesterfield,
Kitch
en
Set,
Washing
Machine,
Lib-!
rary
Table.
Wilton
Rug
lOVairO,
2
Baby
Cribs,
Bridge
Lamp,
Trillght
Lamp-
Victor
Radio
-11
tubes,
Kitchen
stove
with
oil
burner
and
all
household
effects
Apply
1143
Ambrose
Ave.
Phone
Oreen
185.
(292)
FOR
SALE-Full
size
Phone
Black
322.
steel
crib.
(289)
FOR
SALE
Upright
piano.
Apply
Box.
25,
Dally
News.
(292)
LOST
LOBT-Rowboat
'14
feet
long,
painted,
grey;
Claus
Peterson,
Humpback'
Bay,
Porchcr
Island.
Reward.
288
HELP
WANTED
GIRL
wanted
for
housework.
Apply
.309
2nd
Ave.
tf.
WANTED
WANTEDGood
home
for
female
kitten.
Phone
Green
578.
(286)
ZZ'
BACHELOR
wishes
to
have
stove
sultabie
for
cabin.
Dally'
News.
SCHOOLS
&
COLLEGES
WE
HAVE.
HELl'EP
HUNDREDS
:
TO
OBTAIN'
positions
as
I.et-'
ter
Carriers,
postal
Clerks,
Cus-,
'
tbma
Examfners,
Clerks,
and
-Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can
jielp
.you.
Write
us
for
proof
and
free
information.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
'
Aa
Canada;
.
.
if.
0MEN
VOU
CAN
BE
FINANCIALLY.
Independent.
We
hae
helped
hundreds
of
Canadian
women
earn
a
living
by
opera
ting
kindergartens
in
the'r
Own
homes.
Illustrated
booklet
.free.
The
Canadian
Kindergar
ten
Institute,
Winnipeg.
f
HEUt-Q,
MfSS.
TOMES
-
hovm
you
VTAWD-I
IMS
At-tTHi
Dancing
tween
Winnipeg
and
St.
Andrews
locks.
Mr.
Scott
has
made
a
keen
story
of
early
Manitoba
history
and
Is
looked
upon
as
An
authority
on
the:
subject.
He
will
describe
the
origin
of
the
Red
River
dialect
and
give
many
Illustrations
of
the
language
and
Its
pronunciation
and
mean
ing.
The
address
will
be
of
a
most
Interesting
character,
not
only
to
the
old
timers,
but
to
the
younger
generation
as
well.
GIFT
BOXES
!
Of
the
finest
chocolates
made
at
prices
to
suit
every
purse?
Your
choice
will
be
held
till
?Cmas
with
ne
deposit
required.
Come
in
and.
look
it
over.
SNAPW
CLEANS
AND
POU6HCS
Bathtub.
Waahbatina,
Wiadowa,
and
Jaorrora.
Cannot
scratch.
Poker
leases,
WATH
NOTICE'
Diversion
and
t
'it
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Iiaac
Mat-
',
thews
whose
addrets
'i
AUln,
BjC,
will
3
!444444M
rnone
i
ac,nl
57
toTT
f
a
Urf
ItoSceV
nfe
,io
take
take
and'
and'
UBS
use
I
This
nctlce
was
.posted
on
the
ground
Krf
.
on
Ihe
8
day
cf
November,
1037.
K
I
A
copy
01
Till
ncsuce
'auu
uyyi
-
q
i
cation
pureuant
thereto,
and
."to
.
the
JK,
,
"Watr
Art."
hi
1WV
.
In
h
Off
lfBl
VM
'
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Atlln.
B.
C,
.4
nu
1
4-n
V.
annllnaTlArt
mow
,
rw
-
""I
rited
with
the
said
Waiter
Recorder
.
or
j
!
wlh
th
Ocmptroller
of
Water,
Rlghts.1
PaHlament
BuUdlng.,
Victoria,
fi.
within
thirty
days
atter
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
lj
,
Jocal
.
newspaper.
ISAAC
MATTHEWS.
.t)tc.t
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intentfon
to
Apply
.to
lm
Lease
Land
'.
pg
In
Prince
Insert
Land
;
Recording
IS$?
(district
of
British
.
Columbia,
'tadj
situ-
ite
on
White
84nd
Island.
Take
notice
that
FraWc,
Waterman
of
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
'
Jntaer.
la-tends
to
apply,
for'
a
Joe,
of.
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
one
of
the
high
.
jcllffs
.00
White
Band
Island
and
being
300
feet,
from
the
,
S.
E.,
corner
of
White
Sand
Itland.
and
on
s
east
side,
thence
600
fm
9.
Wj
thence
800
feet
N.
W.5
thence
60Q
feet
N.
Ei
thence
800
feet
.8.
'E.
and
containing
13
acres,
more,
or
)ess.
FRANK
WATERMAN
,
Dated
AUIUSt
28.
1937;.
IN
THE
SI
PKEMt
t'orRT
OF
HR1TISII
COI.VMBIA
IN'
PKOBATR.
In
Hie
Matter
of
the
'"Administration
Art"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of,
Peter
Mertley,
'
Deceased.
Intestate
TAKE
KOTICE
that
:by
Order
pf
HU
Iloncc
W.
E.
FUher.
the
17th
day
of
November.
A
D.
1037.
T
Was
appointed
'Administrator
of
tlie.
estate,
of
Peter
COOk,
Merkley.
deoeased,
and
all
parties
bar-
AddIv
lnK
-claims
against
the
said
estate
are
erljr
verified,
.to
'me
on
or.
before
tb
19th
day
of
December,
AD.
1037;
ana
all
parties
Indebted
toi
the;
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
.
ojinount
ot'
the'r
lndeowcmess
to
me
lortnwitn.
NORMAN
A'.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
uaiea
uu
ivwi
ay
oi
Notembw.
A.D.
18S7.
Prince
Rupert,.
B.C.
"OOVr.KNMENT
I.HI
OR,,
A(
T."
NotltV
f
Apirtlratlon'
fw'Hcrr
Urenrr
NOTICE
Is
heretoV,
Rlten
that
;6n
the
Thirty-First
dy
rf-
Decmbrrnetti
the
undersigned
intends
-ecrappjj
tor;
lands
descrlbml
s
Lote-
Hq,l.
7,
.8
and
9,
Elcck
47,
District
Loti
746pl)uv.i
1079,
In
the
Prtoce
Jluper
Mnd"
Htwlstra-tton
District
in
XM
province
'-tkT
British
Columbia,
tot
the
.sttle,Qf,.her..j
the
glass
or
the
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
or
elsewhere.
Dated
this
3rd
day
of
December,
AD,
1837.
ADAM
PYPER.
Applicant.
By
Westoyjer
Phone
9
a
p..iE
five
Special
Sale
Silk
Knit
Pyjamas
and
Gowns
8
These
Are
First
Grade
Goods
df
the
Famous
m
Watson
Quality
Pyjama
Suits
In
a
variety
of
styles
and
colors.
Values
to
$2.45.
Special
for,
suit
'
$1.45'
I
Pyjama
Suits
In
a
wonderful
assortment
of
colors
signs.
Rgular
values
to
$2.95.
;
,
.
Special
for,
suit
....w............:...
Pyjama
Of
finest
quality.
Values
to
$355.
Special
for,
suit
-
Gowns-In
similar
quality
to
pyjamas.
Assorted
colors,
Values
to
$155.
Special
for
..!.!.:.
Gowns
Assorted
colors
and
patterns,
some
lace
s
and
and
de
de-
S1.75
I
S2.75
S1.25
A
SI
.45
1
(VyiTTCC
All
CTlit'Civ?
trimmed.
trimmed.
Values
Values
to
to
$2.50
$2.50
for
tor
w
1Y1
U
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Silk
Dance
Sets
4.
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lace
trimmed
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others
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white
or
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rose.
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Dance
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In
suede
taffeta
in
white,
or
tea
rose
QP
embroidered
motif
trim.
Very
special,
set
M
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gf
the
Above
Will
Make
Vry
Desirable
Oifts,
Make
This
Your
Shopping
Centre.
We
Have
a
Very
I'leasing
V-Assortment
of
Both
Practical
and
Useful
Articles
for
Every
Purse
and
Taste
CHRISTMAS
CARDS,
SEALS,
TAGS,
FANCY
WRAPPING,
jfo
TINSEL
TWINE,
CRACKERS.
ICICLES,
ETC.
WALLACES
Third
and
Fulton
1289)
cubic
fert
cf
wa.ter
out
Ct.
Sf
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Creek,
T-
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which
flows
East
by
Weist
and
drains'
our
tHI
hmt
antlvo
nio
rtne
v-Teen
aoout
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FuUy
equipped
for
trolUng
with'
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be
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purpose,
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For
Everyone
KAIEN
HARDWARE
'lHm
&OM-T
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THE
SHA3
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It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
hat
the
people
of
the
whole
district,
are
doine
the
same.
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
UVM
ACT
Nnlke
of
Intention
to
Appl;
to
Lease
Land
In
Prince
Rugxrt
Land
Recording
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
lttl-
,
ate-
East
of
Prince
Lehoo
Island
In
Hudson
fiar
Pass,
south
of
Dundns
I
Island
cowplcuous
white
rock
K'
high
(marlbed
on
chart).
1
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
of
j
Prince
Rupert,
B,
C.
oxxupwtton
Miner
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol-
lowing
described
lands:
all
of
a
con-(
sptcuous
white
rock
83
feet
high
and
i
Its
surroundings
(Rock
marked
on
chsrt).
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
a
grassy
rock
200
feot
8.
E
of
N.
W.
feet
6outjiwmt;'
thenoe
BOO
feet
south-
I
west
thence
800
feet
Northwest;
thence
800
feet
Northeast
and
containing
16
i
acres,
mora
or
lew.
'I
,
FRANK
WATERMAN.
I
Dated
October
4,
1937.
Reach
tlie
moat
people
In
city
and
district
with
an
advertLMment
Li.wwM
Hri.
jn
the'Dally
New
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