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Wednesday
Ueceffibe
BOSTON
CAFE
We
wish
our
pa(rons
a
Hearty
and
Merry.
Christmas
75c
Special
Christmas
Dirnier
(Relishes)
Queen
Olives
and
Celery
(Salad)
'
Fresh
Shrimp
Cocktail
or
Fruit
Cocktail
(Soup)
Turkey
.a;
la
Royale
or
Cream
of
Tomato
(Fish)
Boiled
Spring
Salmon
with
Egg
Sauce
(Entrepsl
Stuffed
.Young.
Turkey
with
Cranberry
Sauce
f;
(Vegetables)
J
Brussells
Sprouts
or
Asparagus
Tips
$j
(Potatocs
jfc
Mashed,
Potato
or
-Baked
Potato
M
(Dessert)
ffi
EnpTish.
Cbrjymn
Plum
Puddino-
and-Hard
M
Sauce
or
Hot
MWo
P!o
or
Ice
Cream
(Fruits)
Apples,-
Orpnriq.
-Assorted
Nuts
Cluster
p!iQion'
CMstmas
m
Ten
ov
Cnffpp
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&
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Third
Ave.
GOOD
GIFTS
Pyrex
Ware
Carving
Sets
Curling
Irons
Mechanics'
Tools
Covered
Roasters
Berry
Sets
Silver
Ware
Pocket
Knives
Electric
Irons
Copper
Teakettles
Streamlined
Scooters
.
,$9.50
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HARDWARE
CO
LTD.
MacKenzie
Furniture
fa
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M
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We
invite
yotf.to
visit
our
store
during
this
week,
jjg
Furniture:
for
the
home
there
is
no
better
gift.
J&
Call
for
1937
Calendar.
Marvel
Wave
Factory
1183
East
41st.
Ave.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Phone
775
BURNAL-
.
Due
to
the
Christmas
Holiday
we
would
appreciate
your
ordering
before
the
long
weekend.
We
thank
you
for
your
patronage
and
wish
one
and
all
the
compliments
of
the
season.
Home
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Distributors
Ltd.
We
loan
you
free
a
complete
liome
Permanent
wave
Machine
for
n
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oil
$rJt0
for'O
complete
WW
erfnitt
Wlppirig
and
'
mire
nair.
Any
one
can
guarantee
i
perfect
wave
with
this
machine.
No
electrl-t:lty
or
experience
needed.
When
you
have
used
these
supplies
more
oil
can
be
obtained
from
us
at
fifty
.
cents
a
ner-manent.
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which
mride
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Rupert
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District
News
KITSEGUKLA
Moses
Jones
is
around
again.
Mr.
Jones
met
with
an
accident
while
-working
his
team
He
severely
'trpram?d
one
of
his
legs.
He
was
confined
to
his
bed
for
a
week,
out
is
around
now
although
h..
uses
a
crutch.
The
School
Concert
and
Christmas
Tree
was
held
in
the
Unit1
Church
last
evening.
A
very
impressive
service
was
hald
on
Sunday
night
in
the
United
Chiirch
hare
when
the
paster.
Rev.
Bishop
Black,
instilled
the
new
choir,
Twelve
officers
and
a
large
number
of
members
were
given
the
right
hand
of
fel
lowship
and
wire
duly
acceoted.
The
choir
officers
we;e
elected
cn
the
previous
Friday
night
People
here
are
proud
of
their
new
choir.
On
Friday
night
in
the
church
a
very
fine
concert
was
trlven
bv
the
choir
members
linrtor
thv
directorship
of
Mr.
Russ.
the
choir
leader,
with
Valter
Wesley
pre-
ldlng
at
the.
'organ.
Anthems,
mrt
snn
ninc
t
-nuuiciiwi
music
eic.
were
ei-fectively
rendered,
several
num.
bers
being
requested
to
return.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
and
a
sale
of
cakes
followed.
The
proceeds
of
thn
p.
ning
were
very
satisfactory
and
were
turned
over
to
the
choir
treasurer.
r
STEWART
who
has
left
the
world.
ents,
son
for
.
a
trip
around
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Thomp-
Mrs.
G.
P.
Htiinekev
of
Stewart
was
hostess
lost
Wednesday
at
an
"....uuii
ita
in
iiuniM-
or
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HAZELTON
CONCERT
Fine
Christmas
Tree.
Entertainment
by
Day
School
HAZELTON,
Dec.
23:
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
and
concert
was
held
in
the
school
house
last
Friday.
The
native
school
Is
the
largest
In
the
Babine
Agency,
having
sixty-one
names
on
the
roll
for
the
term
ending,
with
a
daily
ay-
vagc"
of
nearly
fifty.
Ihz
school
had
been
tastefully
decorated
with
cedar
boughs,
"h.h
UUUHUUCI113,
pupns
pami-.ngs
and
ensigns,
mottoes,
colored
candles,
etc.
A
large
Christmas
Tree,
gaily
adomcd,
and
with
ever
eighty
'gifts
around
it,
was
the
centra
of
attract'on,
'the
scholars,
trained
by
their
tta.-her.Rev.
B
Shearman,
opened
with
"
O
Canada."
There
was
a
school,
full
of
parents
and
friends.
Thse
joined
In
the
patriotic
chorus.
Then
followed
"Good
King
Wenceslas."
A
new
empire
song,
very
martial
in
its
composition,
was
rendered
with
gusto
and
much
spirit
and
afterward.?
I
whistled.
Tlw
four
brothers
Wale
Clarence,
Wilfrid,
Wallace
and
Howard
sang
"Merry
Sunshine"
very
nicely.
Then
little
Dixie
Oakes
sang
a
solo.
Ellen
Clark,
Connie
Mowatt.
Pan-
ny
Wright,
and
Martha
Mowatt
sang
"The
Ashgrove"
and
received
.mucii
appiause.
following,
the
m
,
school
sang
-'Away
in
a
Manger."
jThen
followed
"The
Orchestra."
2?
drum,
violin
and
banjo,
by
three
2
Tv
lr.Un
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.
.
llttlA
Orlrlc
-nn1
-
nfi
vvciicr
nas
arnveci
e"
an
vuja
icajiccuveiy.
at
from
Vancouver
to
take
the
Dlace
cxt-
uulque
Christmas
and
New
at
Premier
of
Dr.
W.
W.
S.
S.
Herein
Kergin,
:Year's
mottoes
were
recited
by
lliil-
k
.
...
Mi"
mwe
ones
a
song
"sailing,
Playing
andjyorkln,"
compiled
by
the
teacher.
Vas'
lustily
sung
and
mjss
Kay
Thompson
of
Prince
WIJISuea-
ine
Program,
as
far
as
jg?
Rupert
is
in
Stevvart
to
spend
the
'
tne
oert
was
concerned,
was
3$
uiuuMiuj
vouuuun
wiun
ner
par-
'
w"-
""i1""'!
nmnem
A.
N.
Potterton
prior
to
her'
da-1
1,2
Christmas
concsrt
by
the
re
parture
for
Ocean
Falls
to
take
up
future
residence.
Mr.
and
Mr3.
J.
Stewart
of
Pre
mier
are
.tp?nttin;
r.
X-on
at
Terrace
.
H.
A.
Stewart
has
left
Stewart
for
Vancouver
on
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Bennett
havr
L'ft
Stewart
for
Victoria
to
spend
mc
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
XMAS
AT
SFliTHEESlW!
Storwholnp
liitshing
Trade-Sca-sonable
Weather
Hockey
Plans
SMITIIERS,
Dec.
23:
With
ideal
Christmas
weather
prevailing
throughout
the
district
this
town
is
thronged
with
shoppers
during
the
last
few
.days
before
Christmas.
Recent
snowfalls
have
left
about
a
foot
of
snow
on
the
ground
and
the
weather
is
just
cold
enough
to
be
seasonable.
The
roads
arc
In
fairly
good
shape
for
travel
and
cars
from
Hazalton
and
also
from
points
east
of
town
are
arriving
every
day
bringing
shoppers
from
the
outlying
districts.
The
stores
are
well
stocked
with
Christmas
goods
and
appear
to
be
doing
a'
much
better
trade
than
has
been
evidenced
for
several
years.
Skiing
is
quite
general
and
the
ice
at
the
skating
rink
will
soon
be
in
shape
for"
good"
skating
and
also
for
the
start
of
the
series
of
games
to
be
played
in
the
Town
Hockey
League
which
will
be
composed
of
the
Legion,
the
Elks
and
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
as
In
the
.last
few
years,
Teams
will
soon
be
chosen
for
these
lodges
and
the
Canadian
Legion
hope
to
successfully
defend
their
last
year's
title
to
tho
Dam-ford
Cup.
J.
'
Adress
by
Pastor
Pending
the
arrival
of
Santa
Claus
(G.
Morrison),
Rev.
B.
Khearmin
gave
parents
and
friends
fcn
address.
enu)hasi2in
th
fat
Of
the
ln"nmn'tns
nt
greiioD.'?
aotence
of
Captain
G.
C.
Mort'mer,
Indian
Agent.
Sincere
wishes
were
sxpre?sed
for
his
spsedy
recovery
and
aotivp
m.
the
holiday
tum
to
duty
1"
the
Interest
of
I
the
nat.'vps.
i
.
v
'
-
i.
anra
-ciaus
arrived
amid
bells.
clapping
and
excitement,
-and
then
ti
there
was
the
happy
and
cheery
arsiriDution,
Everything
Dassed
off
mast
happily.
Rev.
Mr
Moore.
United
rhnrch
pastor,
proposed
thanks
to
Rev
n.!
bearman
and
compliments
on'
the
concert
and
work
shewn
all
around
the
school.
His
remarks
WPT2
responded
to
by
Rev.l
B.'
Qhearr.ah.
who
called
lor
thre:
"hcers
for
his
wife
who
had
done
o
much
of
the
organizing
and
work
done.
Final
distribution
nf
mite
dies
and
oranges
brought
anqthsr,,
:
L.iiini
vM:ir
in.n
mAr
j.nMn.
elusion.
HANSON
TO
KAiWLOOPS
SMITIIERS.
Dec.
23:
oWttoh-
son
MP.
left
Smlthers
by
'yester
day
morning's
rain
to
sp?nd
tho
-
lirlstmas
holidays
at
Kaminnn.
wiwi
Mrs.
Hanson
.inrt
daughter,
Mrs.
Don
Sutherland.
Mrs.
Hanson
has
been
in
the
south
'.or
several
weeks
Smithers
Cafe
Owner
Passes
n.
V.
Stewart
Dies
on
Monday
After
Lengthy
Illness
SMITHERS,
Dec.
23:
'b.
F.
Stewart
of
Smlthers,
well
known
proprietor
of
Stewart's
Cafe,
died
ttiy
suddenly
at
his
home
here
Monday
afternoon.
Mr.
Stewart
had
been
In
poor
health
for
some
iime
but
his
sudden
Dassine
was
quite
unexpected.
He
had
.been
in
Dusiness
in
Smlthers
a
number
of
years
and
was
well
known
throughout
'the
district,
He.
has
been
very.,
active
In
the
work
of
the
Elks
jlodge
since
that
Brotherhood
established
itself
here
a
few
years
agop,v.o
He
leaves'
ftj
widow
:irf
his
son,
gianklln.tof
.
amltlxers.
.
KITWANGA
IS
EN
FETE
Huge
Celebration
Including
a
Picturesque
Native
Wedding
At
Week-End
The
vllhge
and
district
of
Klt-wanga
was
en
fete
for
the
past
few
days.
On
Saturday
evening
Santa
visited
the
local
white
school
with
his
bag
of
toys
and
other
good
things
The
children,
under
the
direction
of
their
teacher
Miss
Davis,
rend.
ersd
a
fine
program.
After
the
children's
function
the
old
folk
made
merry
until
the
"wee
sma"
of
Sunday
morning.
On
Sunday
the
St.
Paul's
Church
Christmas
services
were
observed.
The.
music
under
th
leadership
of
Mrs.
Robert
Samp?on
and
Solomon
Bryant
was
an
outstanding
feature.
Basldes
a
number
oi
well
known
Christmas
hymns
the
choir
rendered
Boiily's
"Glory
to
God,"
Kirkpatrick's
"Jubilate
Vzo,"
ar.d
the
Hallsluiah
Chorus."
Theie
were
four
baptisms
during
ths
day.
On
Manday.
att?nd'?d
by
tho
clanging
of
tells
brav-
bands
and
having
fla?s.
the
marriage
of
Arthur
Matthevs
and
Kathleen
Rblnscn
was
S3lsir5nized.
The
bride,
beautifully
clad
In
white
satin
with
lace
insertion,
entered
the
shur'h
on
the
arm
of
hr
uncle.
She
was
prececded
b;.
two
little
flower
girls
whll
two
others
carried
the
:ong
ttain
and
flowing-
veii.
Ther?
were
six
bridesmaids
while
an
eoual
number
of
men
attended
the
?room.
llhe
witnerses
;vere
Mrs.
David
Me
Ve!H
and
Matthew
Bright,
Mrs.
R.
Sampare
presided
at
the
organ
the
hymn
being
"Guids
M
O
Thou
Great
Jehovah."
Canon
Rushbrook
officiated.
After
the
ceremony
adjournment
was
made
to
the
spacious
villag
hall
where
the
tables
were
literally
heaped
with
all
mannf
of
good
things
and
what
a
person
could
not
eat
he
was
expscted
to
carry-away
with
him..
Needless
to
say.
everything
disappeared
even
to
every
scrap
of
the
huze
weddm?
cake,
If
not
Into
stomachs,
and
there
ysre
well
over
200
of
them,
then
into
baskets,
sacks,
chiefs
or
convenient
skirts.
j
The
occasion
did
not
lack
na-
atlve
coloring
there
were
some
twelve
speechr
or
afimonlFhin.
Teai'irt.v,
riptlve
danne
t
J
the
f
crest
-th
tains
and
the
::
brbught
their
oi
ly
wedded.
Thn
:
dance
lud
u
had
never
bp
-.
In
the
evenins
'
the
a
J
to
ft,
J
re-asscmblcd
and
pS!.m
A
Mia
tames
cw.smg
a
of
t
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..-vymrm
was
moral
..two
o.thrce
!0y
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our
window.
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
wish
a
rry
Christmas
and
HappyNew
Year
To
AH
the
Natives
of
British
Columbia
II
Greetings
l;
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1
fffiO&lm
bineere
good
.wishes
for
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very
f
f"1
q
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Merriest
kin
of
Christmas
and
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of
jipiness
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