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E,
IL
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Xith
Peepfe
mt
)tactt
HMERT.
BC,
Dec
15
nv:y
vftboat
parallel
in
the
batory
of
'.be
Haida
stnec
tarty
ifimmtiij
days
took
place
here
recently.
The
ei.ure
population
of
Jdaaaea
in
presentfag
a
hind
want
ly
niM
addreas
to
lira.
E.
H,
o,
artls
o
the
late
Captain
B.
H.
scapaoct-
:or
many
yean
fl
ux
Langara
cannery
at
hhro,
j
The
ceremony
was
amde
tbe
ae-eaaVoc
far
a
deeply
lett
and
central
tribal
to
Mia.
Maipaai
Since
ber
arrival
on
tbe
Queen
Charlotte.
Mr.
BtmjmjD
has
bekt
an
ananal
place
In
tbe
hearts
of
tbe
native
people,
and
on
this
night,
young
and
.
M
tried,
in
the
words
of
Henry
Ed-enshav,
chief
eoaneiDor
of
the
tU-iaac
"to
repay
in
part
Mrs.
Shnp-sjc's
beip
and
sympathy
over
"
"any
yean
After
i
short
sekcucc
fry
the
Uuaru
Bind,
ably
conducted
by
Georfe
Price.
Mr.
Bdcushav
presented
Mrs
Siiryon
wtth
the
ad-iress
which
read
in
part:
lt
is
now
awte
than
nine
yean
nee
yoa
came
among
as.
Too
and
ies
win
always
be
-.booth
vou
no
lonaer
haws.
oduhk
so
uuse
an
active
pan
as
the
tadoatry
which
you
have
to
build
up.
We.
the-Massett
Indians.
this
sail
raw
as
a
token
of
our
aa-
SOMETHING
NEW
FOR
LADIES
AND
CENTS
Large
assortment
new
clothes
autumn
and
winter
Just
to
All
finest
quality
and
latest
Peas
No.
4
9
cans
for
Sour
Pickles
1
quart
jar
Pan
Van
Pickles
1
quart
jar
for
terns.
Come
in
and
see
us
tuday.
Suit
or
overcoat
complete
and
lav
tamed
hi
three
days.
ling,
the
Cotter
steam
cleaning,
pressing
ana
aaer-ing.
We
deliver
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Are.
Vhone
613
Weekly
Special
Cabbage
G
lbs.
for
25c
Fresh
Spinach
9
o
2
lbs.
for
,Brussell
Sprouts
OAn
i
9
lha
fn
OUt
mm
IVU
A
V
a
,
Lettuccj
2
for
ct
.'.
25c
Turnips
&
Carrots
OTn
8
lbs.
for
A"'
1.00
45c
45c
Keiller's
Pickles
and
Jams
Individual
OCa-
v
Crab
Meat
2
tins
for
.
55c
Out
of
Town
Orders
Given
Prompt
Attention
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-123
FIFTH
AVENUE
EAST
Alter
fl
White
sad
By
nlda
and
THE
DAILY
NLViB
mt
year
interest
in
welfare."
Native
Trte
rvesentation
Robert
Ridley,
who
associated
with
la
tbe
rsnninr
lad
awry,
mf
tnrr
in
their
own
paid
trdwte
to
tbe
good
by
Mrs
Smpaon
in
their
of
tbe
nsaay
thnes
wixej
they
bad
seen
personally
helped
by
ber
adriee
and
sympathy.
Alfred
Adaaaa
gave
a
short
interpretation
for
tbe
wattes
present
of
the
ojwulna
and
ad&ed
y
his
own
hope
and
bebri
that
"Mrs
Shnp-son
woaM
te
able
to
cieiUnne
ber
work
for
yean
to
come
not
aawe
tbe
:ime
of
Colllson
and
-ie
rvMPb:tttte
m
tttr
nstnrml
re.
Rev.
R.
fjeabam
missionaries
to
the
,
no
a
write
person
been
so
by
the
entire
village.
A
few
days
after
tbe
nreatntatVwi
fa
memorial
semce
was
beM
in
the
Massett
Chares
to
tbe
memory
of'
tbe
lata
Cant
Hnnaan,
wbo
died
saddenly
last
snsuner
in
the
midst
of
the
fibbing
seaon.
A
bronze
tab-
let.
engraved
fc
memory
of
Capt
Maipaai.
waa
presented
by
the.
people
of
Maav-u.
to
be
hang
in
perpetaity
on
:he
wall
of
the
ehareh
,
Rev
J.
O.
OuV::.
wbo
bad
known
j
tee
deceased
for
suury
years,
spoke
i
of
how
he
bad
built
op
an
industry
aaaong
them,
ard
always
favored
tbe
native
people
at
enafcanaaat,
and
of
bow
math
hmflnanwjl
bcto
frriee
The
Massett
cskar
oorces
of
our
aaaaas.
The
develop-
Tien:
of
tbe
crab,
eaua
and
sabaon
.
ral
byaaas
wtth
Mrs.
Mary
annins
industries
has
meant
a
8tanley
as
aW't.
Dwrtag
the
ser
xreat
deal
to
the
mitu
of
liassett
rice
several
church
Reserve.
forward
and
ia
staspse
and
-At
Xaden
Harbor
you
worked
"
ok
af
"their
deep
sense
at
with
us
and
taught
our
women
how
loss
now
that
their
great
mad
good
l
can
crabs.
At
Tow
Hill
you
taught
friend
bad
u
the
dam
-"m"g
work
and
yoa'
.
vere
our
wu
ium
m
tbe
aahaoa
'
rnnery
at
Massett.
j
-In
aO
of
these
places
and
at
all
times
we
have
felt
that
yoa
were
yjr
friend.
Yoa
were,
patient
wtth
js
and
always
and.
Tour
way
of
-mouthing
oat
ear
ttttle
dtffkat-
Has
Soft
Spot
Social
Evening
By
j
For
Central
B.C.
Railway
Mechanics
New
HeitmbMUr
Lady
WwM
Do
BniraMe
Affair
Hrld
Friday
Mint
Hack
Fbr
It
If
Sfee
Were
Win-
In
C.
V
R.
A.
Booms
aer
of
Bat
Sweeprtake
!
amount
in
a
sweepstak
as
A
P
Da
we
had
done.
Tbe
writer
of
the
letter
which
got
third
prize
moat
have
had
a
soft
snot
m
ber
heart
for
Central
British
Colombia.
Florence
E
A.
Cunltffe
of
Sew
West-minrr
wrote
as
follows:
tfcaber
reserve.
On
one'centralrjr-
located
secUon
would
be
the
school,
rhareb.
store,
pastel!
ire.
recreation
i
hall
and
grounds
and
hospital
Cap-:
able
people
would
be
engaged
to
ran
these
Or.
antfc;r
section
wouid
be
an
experimental
farm
Tbe
rest
rt
the
Lux!
dmded
into
quarter
i
ectkm
farru.
would
be
settled
by
'
families
wbo
for
one
reason
or
an-
her
were
up
against
it.'
I
would
Uso
try
to
establish
a
pulp
mill
as
his
would
pat
to
use
cinch
Tenable
1
jhmo-id
and
would
enable
the
i
Ulers
to
make
ready
money
while
.ortng
their
land."
International
Asaoelatkwi
at
Tike
Vanroaver
Prm
rncr
coiidiajWl'Wsii'
LodeJJo.
W,
held
a
verjr
V
a
mmSKt
nwentry
f
X
jTjlomte
soeaTeitiimg
on
Priday
wharpoopfe
TrcmZd
do
yttfa
Qie
swat
nut
to
be
C.K.R.A.
Rooms
Dur-ct
$40fl.OOO
if
they
jr.
aid
wfh
that
in
the
evening,
court
whist
was
played.
Tbe
rocceaifal
winners
of
the
turkeys
presented
for
first
prize
were
Miss
Hilda
Bond
and
Cha
McKeown
Second
prise
for
ladles'
was
won
by
Mai
K.
Peterson
and
second
prise
for
gentlemen
by
Jas.
jDorran.
After
cards,
dettdoas
re-
Tbe
sum
of
MOS
StO
would
mean
frasnmenu
were
served
XoOewed
by
'
to
me
the
realixa'.ion
of
an
ideal
dancing.
The
orchestra
was
led
by
For
after
a
coarse
in
agriculture
at
Jack
Bond
r.
Jack
Campbell,
pre-tbe
University.
I
would
bay
aboat
sMent
of
Lodge
No.
367.
welcomed
twenty
sections
of
land
in
Central
tbe
guests
in
an
appropriate
ad-BriUah
Coiambia
Three
weU-ood-
dress.
Committe
in
charge
consls-ed
'
sections
would
be
set
asMe
as
a
ted
of
Raymond
Sberk.
J
as.
Simp
son.
Hagb
Douglas.
Jas.
Dorraa
and
P.
A.
Rogers.
Sons
of
Norway
Cinderella
Dance
Abwt
Eajhty
PenBS
Attended
Enjoyable
Affair
n
Saturday
In
Iletropolc
Hall
An
enroyabse
CinaereUa
dance
was
held
Saturday
ragbt
to
the
Me-
trorjole
Hall
by
Ac
Son
of
Norway.
Th-re
were
aboat
eighty
persons
W.
H.
Tobey
CJtJl
drrkaoaal
prevent
and
some
SM
was
realised
KiteUodent.
returnoo
to
tbe
as
a
result
of
the
affair.
j
oa
yesterday
afternoon's
train
Fine
wmubc
was
played
by
the
ram
a
brief
trip
to
tbe
interior
Premier
Orchestra.
Raol
Jensen
and
jo
arfidai
duties.
John
Storseth
presided
at
the
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