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CHRISTMAS
OBSERVED
AT
KITKATLA
VILLAGE
Choir
of
Church
or
England
Took
Active
Part
In
Celebration
Laet
Week
!
KITKATLA,
!..
31.
-Chri.L
juia
F.e
ami
ClirMnia
Day
ul
jKilkalla
were
fittingly
observed,
jl'lii!
i-linir
of
I
lie
Church
of
F.ng-'lainl
practiced
diligently
for
the
pat
few
wek
ami
a
n
result
the
aril
liofiir.
rendered
won'
gicn
In
jail
excellent
manner.
ONE
OF
KITKATLAS
OLDEST
MEN
IS
DEAD
Albert
Argyle,
Churchman,
Dies
l
After
Brief
Illness
!
KITKATI.A.
Dec.
Albert
'
Arnyle,
one
of
the
oldest
men
in
Kilkalla,
dm!
on
December
13
:Hfler
a
brief
illnes.
Mr.
Amyle
was
mii"li
interested
in
the
work
of
SI.
I'eler
Anglican
Church
and
al
one
time
u
one
of
the
churchwarden.
SMITHERS
Ilev.
I..
C.
Johnston,
of
Topley,
wa
a
Christina
isiinr
al
the
home
of
Itev.
and
Mr.
M.
W
I.ee.
Joe
William
made
(tie
jump
from
Jasper
lo
renew
acquaintance
in
town
during
I
lie
fetie
season.
Joe
report
all
ex
Smilhereen
In
Ihe
"Park"
lown
well.
..
One
nf
Ihe
busiest,
possibly
Ihe
buiel
man
in
lown
jul
now
i
"Jlookoo"
(Al.
Finerly)
1..
n..nnn
ntr
r.t
lllil
Am-nllv
Dance
on
New
Year'H
Day.ic"P
Novell
ies
are
AT
slronjr
point.
and
il
i
rumored
lhat
hi
pre-
ious
attenuds
will
lie
"mil-
novellied"
by
Ibe
collection
he
ha
gathered
for
Ihe
delect
al
ion
of
Ihe
crowd
al
Ihe
first
and
best
dance
of
Ibe
year.
The
dance
is
being
held
under
Ihe
auspice
of
Ihe
Suiitber
Alhlelic
Association.
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Lynch
entertained
a
Iheir
Cliri!iua
guest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Howie,
of
Prince
lluperl.
KITKATLA
Thomas,"
Ihe
infant
con
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Caspar
Cordon,
died
on
DcreViber
1
1.
On
December
IS)
n
son
wa
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
Percy
Temple.
Tlioh'
were
forty-seven
pupils
enrolled
In
Ihe
school
register,
A
few
families
Imvo
not
yet
relumed
from
camp.
QUIET
XMAS
'
AT
SM1THERS
Many
Delightful
Affairs,
However,
Made
Happy
Season
f
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1
1
F.MS,
Doc.
31
-Supremely
0'ilpt
might
fittingly
ascribe,)
lo
the
passing
nf
Christ,
ma
Day
In
Suiilher.
Several
hnue
parties
look
place,
while
the
young
peoples'
dance
(n
Ihe
I-N.lt.
station
wan
well
attended.
Outwardly
there
wa
nothing
in-dicntive
of
a
lioli.Jay,
ami
the
solemnity
of
the
occasion
was
mo
marked.
Chri-trnm
tree
In
all
their
glitter
and
tinsel
could
he
seen
al
prartlcally
every
home,
while
those
on
whom
misfortune
had
follen
in
the
way
nf
sickness,
etc.,
worn
nml
generously
remembered
by
kind-hearted
rllien.
ho
that
no
one
knowingly
would
arise
on
Chridma
mnrn
with
a
poignant
heart
and
prospect
of
an
empty
storking.
Chrislma
Day.
1923,
al
the
Ilulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
jWill
long
he
remembered
hy
I
he
i
n
I
!
n
ri
I
u
llinA
i
l...nL
f
On
Christina
live
II,.-
rhoir
-vnero.ity
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r
,
;
of
the
matron
Hi.'
and
'"
'
nurse
a
magnificent
tree
was
iae
lo
the
oilier.
Afterward
,
,
,
,
...
.
.
.
heavily
pirt
lfl
aden
for
pat
en
Hie
.
hnn
,
,..
,
,
'
o,
li
rominjllee
entertained
.
.
'.
,
.,,.
,
,
,
."tarr,
etc.,
while
he
chndren
of
n.,.r..
Mi.'m
..i
a'
the
home
i
...
,ii
.
of
Jn
.
ma
m
,
,
,
....
.
3Ir.H.
J.
SiiiIIIi
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who
i
nva
luted
ii
in.-
Mhaha.
After
a
bountiful
ii,
repal
...
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,
there
,w
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peerhe
,
.
and
,
anthem
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l
ffueld
nf
he
matron
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radiant
on
each
Mim
.nine
Itrown
10
Kar-
old.
f01ln,Pnanfi.
.-.any
i
ue
iiiriii'iay
oi
uur
Mtitr
in
a
mot
.leain
lyle
and
the
wrhoiij
ehildren
antr
two
rarnW
ni
uie
rioe
or
the
enire.
.
i
Murh
credit
i
due
llettryf
'
.limmy
.limmy
William
William.,
ami
and
'Drown,
the
rlnir
director,
and
all
the
ineiiihcr
are
In
he
conpral-,ulatei
on
Ihe
ucc'
nf
their
jt'.lin.inia
muic.
'I'll.'
fotlowlnir
compose
the
iciioir:
Mrtt.
Jauieo
l.ewly.
Mr.
Frank
Itollon,
Mrn.
Jnme
Jack-Uon,
Mr.
Ileber
llobinon.
Mr.
Jnhnuthn
Hill.
Janie
l.ewi.
jjame
Jark-on.
Ileber
ltoblnon.
i
JolinalliiMi
Hill,
Janvo
Lewi.
;!frr.
JackMin.
Matthew
Hill.
iMeiiiinu
Hi.lley.
WW
mil
IU.1
ley
Julili
.Vi'Imiii.
Henry
Oilliii-oii.
'S'.Ioiii.hi
Drown.
PRINCE
GEORGE
lillle
Jack
Johnxin
nrrixed
in
I
lie
city
la
week
from
the
coast.
Harold
F.
Shaw
of
Prince
Hope
rl
i
pemliu(;
the
ClirUlmu
holiday
with
friend
in
I'rince
Oeorpe.
Walter
Neil
Campbell
of
the
forclry
department
at
Furl
Fraer
i
spending
the
holiday
wilh
friend
in
the
city.
Chief
A.
McNeil
of
the
pro
vincial
police
ha
joined
the
radio
fan.
He
peul
the,
holiday
seaou
in
installing
a
Wesliu?
house
radio
receivinsr
set.
With
the
first
of
the
year
the
provincial
police
olllcers
will
l.e
stationed
in
the
new
government
huildiiiB.
For
tlie
present
the
prisoner
will
continue
lo
be
kept
in
Ihe
lock-up
al
South
Fort
Oeorge.
Iterl
lllackburn.
who
is
work
in?
in.
Ihe
lopping
camp
for
lllackburn
and
llesselfield.
Ale
xn
Lake,
t
hack
in
the
city
for
the
Chri(ina
holidays.
There
were
more
people
nl
I'rince
(ieorge
during
Ihe
holi
day
week
than
there
ha
been
since
Ihe
day
of
construction.
Hotel
accommodation
wa
taxed
lo
it
capacity
and
rooms
were
requisitioned
nil
oer
Ihe
city.
On
New
Year'
day
a
game
of
hockey
will
he
played
between
teams
representative
of
Prince
(ieorge
and
South
Fori
(ieorge.
This
will
be
a
preliminary
game
a
ft
i
intended
to
singe
;
se'rie
between
the
two
aggre
galiou
duriiv
Ihe
season
for
the
possession
of
the
hockey
I
P.
Chase
and
Mrs.
Chase
of
Jasper
spent
Hie
Christina
holi
day
with
friends
in
the
city.
Chief
Carlow
and
Mr.
Carlow
will
bo
at
home
lo
Iheir
friend
at
Iheir
residence.
Fourth
Ave.,
on
Ihe
afternoon
of
New
Year'
Day.
l.
n.
Tale,
rily
clerk,
ha
re
ceive.J
the
goveinnienl
cheque
for
Ihe
city
share
In
the
motor
licence
fees
amounting
lo
SI,
515.08
a
well
a
Ihe
oily
share
in
the.
racetrack
receipts
aiimunlin?
lo
$l,t53.rii.
F.
F..
Anfield,
last
year'
principal
'
of
the
puhlio
school
at
Soulh
Fort
Ceorge,
came
up
from
Hie
coast
lasl
week
to
spend
lfni
holidays
wilh
friend.
in
-Ihe
cily.
NEW
HAZELTON
Arlliur
and
Miss
llalpbeua
Wiinch
are
home
from
Vancou
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
9
2
3
ver
for
the
bolida
and
Leonard
I
homo
from
Kdmonlon.
Mr.
Hoyd,
teacher'
of
Hie
Mud
Creek
school,
spent
Christina
wilh
Dr.
Wrinch.
Mi'
Wrigbt
of
Skeena
Crossing,
vas
also
a
guest
for
the
holiday.
Arehbisltop
Dit'
A'crnr!
will
Visit
Iluzelton
oil
Sunday,
January
ft,
and
will
conduct
a
confirmation
service.
Miss
llarbeau
of
Prince
Iln,
pert
spent
Christmas
with
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
8.
Sargent.
On
cdncsday
evening
last
llm
Salvation
i
Army
'.'held
a
con
ceil
in
the
halt.
A
full
attend
1923
Ring
Out
the
Old;
Ring
In
the
New.
ANOTHER
REDUCTION
IN
HATS.
liriisltaiid
Fell
Hats.
Hroi
k
de
Luxe
and
Wanltliaiieii
manufacture,
Ihe
leading
makers.
All
regular
7..i
values.
Closing
Out
Price
$3.45.
WOLFE
CAPS.
The
best
made
cap
in
the
Dominion.
In
all
shades,
silk
lined,
unbreakable
visors.
Values
up
to
SI.
nil.
Closing
Out
Prices,
$1.45
and
$1.95.
VALUES
IN
UNDERWEAR
TAKE
ANOTHER
SLUMP.
Slaufiebl
ami
Men
nry
Silk
and
Wind.
Hegular
value.
7.."0
ami
ifS.tili.
Closing
Out
Price,
$5.65.
THIRD
AVENUE
ance
marked
t
lie
affair
ami
a
'plen.lid
program
of
songs
and
Irill
was
presented
by
the
na
tive.
F.xcellenl
speeches
by
local
army
olllcers
were
Inler-
preled
by
Mrs.
K.
ft.
Cox.
James
Turnbull
spent
Christ
mas
in
town.
Mrs.-
IL
S.
Sargent
entertained
on
Thursday
icbbridge
in
honor
I.
.
...
.
a
.
1
.
in
hit
siier
.miss
naineaiK
On
Christmas
eve
the.
Indian
band
and
choir
paraded
the
lown
singing
carols
and
songs.
Thq
performance
,
was
greally
enjoyed
by
the
.townspeople..
'
.
-
.
,."
On
Christmas
night
Dr.
famous
Hart
Company
of
Montreal.
$48.00.
Closing
Out
Price
$24.85
Wrinch
followed
his
established!
custom
for
many
years
and
was.
I
I
.
i,..
.i.iv
uusi
iii
an
i
ue
siau
counecieu:
wilh
the
hospital
to
a
dinner
nt!
his
home.
Thirty
two
gathered
round
Iho
feslie
board.
Miss
Mabel
Cox
who
attends
high
school
in
Smithers
I
pending
Ihe
holidays
at
home.
The
annual
Christmas
Iree
was
held
at
Ihe
Hospital
on
Chrtmas
Day
for
the
patient.
The
main
ward
has
been
made
most
attractive
ami
the
iren
decorated
Including
"the
usual
good
lliinys
Kickypeople
are
not
supposed
lo
have
but
get
on
Christmas.
In
addition,
the
Ladies'
Hospital
Auxiliary
pro
i
9
2
4
By
adopting
a
campaign
of
Economic
Buying
at
our
FORCED
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
SALE.
To
mark
the
advent
of
the
New
Year
we
intend
to
slash
the
prices
of
our
Clothing
Stock
to
ribbons.
It
will
not
be
so
very
long
now
before
the
balmy
spring
days
will
be
with
us,
then
Dad
and
the
Boy
will
be
sprucing
up.
Our
range
of
goods
suitable
for
Spring
Wear
is
a
wide
one.
Before
our
lease
expires
we
have
absolutely
got
to
get
rid
of
every
bit
of
it.
Although
we
still
have
a
big
stock
of
Winter
Goods
on
hand
our
Spring
Goods
must
be
thrown
into
the
melting
pot
of
lost
profits.
WE,
THEREFORE,
INTEND
TO
USHER
IN
THE
NEW
YEAR
BY
GIVING
COLOSSAL
BARGAINS
ON
OUR
SPRING
STOCK.
LISTED
BELOW
ARE
A
FEW
EXTRA
SPECIAL
BARGAINS.
ST.
MARGARET'S
STOCKINGS
AND
JERSEYS
FOR
THE
BOY.
SU
Margaret's
Stockings.
Odd
sizes
only
left
and
we
ar
anxious
to
cjenr
them
out
al
Closing
Out
Prices.
SU
Margaret's
All
Wool
Jerseys
in
Itruwii,
Navy
and
firry.
.Size
2
to
20.
Regular
values
up
lo
S.'t.TiO.
Closing
Out
Price,
S1.85.
BOYS'
SHIRTS.
Sizes
12
and
I2'.i
only.
Hegular
values
up
lo
I.Xr.
Closing
Out
Price,
45c.
Boys'
Sport
Shirts.
Hegular
values
up
in
l.75.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.15.
ST.
MARGARET'S
UNDERWEAR.
Here
i
a
In-aiily.
SI.
Mnrg'iretV
Underwear
in
Fawn,
made
in
(lie
best
Indian
Caslirner.
Combinations
only.
The
highest
grade
Obi
Country
Underwear.
Hegular
value
1
1
.."(.
Closing
Out
Price,
$6.45.
This
is
absolutely
the
greatest,
bargain
in
high
grade
iiiiderwear'nii
Ihe
markel
today.
SU
Margaret's
Two
Piece
Underwear
in
While
Cashmere.
Itej-'iilnr
.s7.."(i
value.
Closing
Out
Price,
$5.65.
Extra
Special
Offer
in
Raincoats
20
Raincoats
Only,
These
are
durable
and
sensible.
$5.95
Just
the
thing
to
keep
out
the
wind
and
rain.
In
odd
sizes.
You'll
have
to
be
here
early
to
get
your
size.
Seasonable
Suits
A
Suit
for
the
"little
man."
The
Famous:
"Armour
Clad"
Suits.
Reinforced
with
double
knees,
seats
and
elbows.
The
seams
are
all
taped
to
prevent
tearing.
Guaranteed
"Boy
Proof."
In
beautiful
designs
and
hard
wearing
materials.'
Reg.
Values
$18.00
to
$22.00.
Closing
Out
Price
$11.20
and
$11.45
Indigo
Blue
Serge
Suits
and
Tweeds,
in
the
latest
models.
All
hand
tailored.
Made
expressly
for
us
by
the'
$5.95
Reg.
values
up
to
Another
lot
of
Cheviot
and
Tweed
Suits
for
Men,
in
pin
stripes
and
plain
patterns.
Reg.
values
up
to
$40.00.
Closing
Out
Price.
$15.95
TURNBULL'S
CEE-TEE
UNDERWEAR.
Canada's
lie
I.
In
combination
only.
Hegular,
value
$9.00.
Closing
Out
Price
$6.65.
BARGAINS
IN
PANTS.
Odd
Dress
Pauls
in
Blue
Serges,
Drown,
firey
ami
Tweeds.
Hegular
values
up
'to
$.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$4.45
per
pair.
ODD
PANTS
FOR
BOYS.
In
good
durable
Tweeds.
Only
three
dozen
in
the
olv
Hegular
values
up
lo
'.$3.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.15
per
pair.
ACME
IMPORTERS
STORE
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
MAIL
ORDERS
FILLED
AT
SALE
PRICES
1924
PHONE
356
I
vided
a
present
for
each
patient
W
in
Ihe
hospital.
The
dinner
menu
was
somewhat
out
of
Ihe
ordinary
and
reminded
most
of.
the
patients
of
what
was
going
on
at
linine.
The
day
was
a
great
success
and
was
appreciated
to
the
utmost
by
the
in
mates.
C.
II.
Anderson
of
the
Pacific)
Coast
Lumber
Inspection
Korean.
arrived
on
last
night's
train
from
Terrace
and
i
registered;
al
the
Hotel
Central.
Miss
F..
V.
M.
Illlchey
of
(his
cily
wa
succesful
In
Ihe
recent5
senior
civil
sen?ice
stenograph-er.'
examinations,
ihe
it.C;
Gazette
announce.