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25,
1837
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FIV
,
in:
race
marKs
listice
Day
News
of
Northern
Districts
t?
:
ian
Leiion..
Assisted
hy
Wo
.
.miliary.
In
Chars
of
Observances
JRACE
Nov.
20:
ine
uan-.
Legion,
assisted
by
tne
wo-
AuxllHsry
lnat
organua-,
Lt-ieo
.he
events
of
ArmLs-1
Ly
at
Terrace.
SoniUw:
and
eonuimng
vit
or
Vcm
FRANK
WATERMAN
lOctobw
4,
1937.
EM
THEME
rflt'RT
01'
BRITISH
rOLIMIlIA
IN
ritOHVTF.
f.MjIlfr
of
the
"Admlnlitratlon
At"
Anil
I
Matter
of
the
EMaJe
of.
Teter
"ley.
Dweaseil.
Intettate
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
V
E.
Fher,
the
ITth
dJ
of
fr
K
D.
1Q37,
j
waa
anpolnted
i-
ir
w
the
iwtate
or.
w
dcxied,
and
all
parties
bar-
ln
ssaljiht
the
said;
eMat
are
Jfquired
to
rurnlah
name.
prop.
ruled,
ta
m
oti
or
befora
the
y
Of
December.
AD.
1037.
and
Jicj
hulcbtcd
to
the
eatate
are
w
poj
the
amount
of
the'.r
i.nrj
to
me
forUiwIth.
.
NORMAN
-A.
WATTrf
Official
Administrator'.
r
im
day
ot
Prttve
rtiinert.
B.C.
A
U.
1B37.
i.'LJ
LAM)
ItF.niSTUV
in
(iCtrtiflcai.
of
Title
No!
St34it.
mirtoen
(13)
and
rourtser
xt
Nine
IB).
Town
rrf
fitetc
ko
818
'iEAS
oronf
nf
lnu
of
the
I
CerUfloat
ot
TltU
lnued
In
of
Vallace
LanMey
haa
been
yn
tola
office,
hotfoe
U
hereby
Jut
I
shall,
o-t.
4
tie
nlr.tlor.
Olonth
fmm
lh.
rta.f
4
the
l"iWlcatlan
M
CertuicaU
of
T1U
ln
lieu
Ot
rl
certlflc&te.
imtHi
ilu.
th
l:m
Valid
obleotlnn
be
tniA
to
i1
the
Land
Iteglatry
Office,
Rijpert,
n.
c,
thto
33rd..
day
of
mi,
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
rnwty
PetrlRtnu-
of.
Title,
LAM)
ACT
l(,e
"f
Intention
to
Apply
I
L.
.
Lease
Land
nr.ee
r-p
jad
Recordlnr
f
w
untish
Columbia,
and
situ
Wnlte
Band
IMAnd.
I
t"ic
that
Frank
Waterman
or
uuport,
occupation
mlntra
ln
'ascribed
lamda:
""ang
at
a
post
planted
oil
1
"e
hlirh
rlsrf.
nn
white
Rand
Ba
belnt
ann
f.
fmm
the
B.
If
Of
Whlt.
Rn
T.t.nH
and
ICSS
;ld'
thence
600
Xeet
8.
W.i
juienc,
800'
te
s
Ei
4n4
coni
"init
38.
IBS7
t.AMi
ltr'ntaTtiv
i
rT
,r"'lcate
of
Title
Kna.'
19099.IJ
t
"7
iniiidred
and
Thlrty-jour
"
imitnln
One
Hundred
and
1133).
ncre.
more
or
lent.
"AS
nrrmf
mr
im.
nf
fj
"tlcai
of
Title
taaued
In
tn
'
'nomaa
It.
Conror
has,
been
win
office,
notlc
la
hereby
'H
I
itnnll
a
.vint
inn
rt
'jwn
th.
date
of
the
first
iiereor,
lamie
a
provUlonai
7
of
Title
In
lieu
of
aald
loat
ti
r?
ln
th
meantime
tai-,;lon.
be
made
to
m
la
writing
.
the
Ia.tih
noitr
nfflre
"Jit,
B.
C,
Ihla
6Ui
day
o'
ANDREW
TIIOM?80N,
"VUty
Regiatmr
o
Titled
YOUNG
FOLK
SMITHERS
ARE
ACTIVE
CREAMERY
At
11
a.m.
a!
"angers
at
Bum
take
Instal
atc
ilence
was
observed
Officers
Instructive
Speech
ideals
of
the
Band
were
made
before
he
consented
to
be
Initiated.
Therefore,
they
had
the
highest
authority
in
Canada
for
their
Rev.
Frank
Bushfleld
suggested
that
the
Young
Rangers
might
ftmwlate
the
Boy
Scouts
organiza
tion
and
collect
and
mend
old
toys
for
distribution
at
Christmas
time.
A.
short
program
followed.
Ran
gers
Betty
and
Marie
Roumleu
rave
a
piano
duet.
Ranger
Edna
Bland
a
piano
soloand
acted
as
accomoanist
to
her
brother
Ran
et
Billy
Bland's
vocal
solo.
Ran
ger
Irene
Taylor
rendered
a
solo
on
her
fine
piano
accordian.
Com
munity
singing
and
refreshments,
followed
by
dancing
for
an
hour.
broitght
the
evening
to
a
close.
New
Officers
New
officers
are
as
follows:
Honorary
Chief
Ranger
Rev.
J.
E.
Whittles.
Chief
Rangers
Gordon
Rush
ind
Anna
Settcrstrom.
Assistant
Chief
Rangers
Harold
Bushfleld
and
Marie
Roumleu.
Secretary
-
Treasurer
Edna
'
-Bland.
Assistant
Secretary-Treasurer
trene
Taylor.
Inner
Guards
Kenneth
Gerow
md
Arlcne
Patterson.
:
Outer
Guards
David
Gerow
and
T
aura
Radlev.
Editor
of
the
lookout
anu
school
News
Chas.
Linton.
,
Pianist
Dorothy
Tallon.
NEW
ROYAL'
HOTEL
J,
ZarelU
Prooritor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
Kate
11.00
ap
10
Rooms
Hot
8t
Cold
Water
Prince
Huport,
B.C.
Pbone
281
P.O.
Box
198
Mil!
Saskatchewan
Man
Thinking
Establishing
Here
Of
,1:
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SMITHERS,
Nov.
25:-HVE.
Rose
ndy
junata
v
BURNS
LAKE.
Nov.
25:-In
thi
of
Krtmsack.
Saskatchewan,
has
temonal
f.:rviee
was.
neia
in
E,ks
Hal
he
lnstallallon
o
th
bscn
ln
Smithera.
for
several
davs
Scldf
:iow
"
"an
m
me
morn-
officers
of
the
Youne
Ran.
looklna
over
the
field
with
n
view
''pprs'
Band
ponrhif
tprf
hv
Mn
tr.
PStahllshlno.
n
raamrir
o
nr
l.e
-veiling
there
was
a
aance
Walter
WUson
a3ssted
by
IIoK
near
this
town
to
serve
the.
Inter-
tame
hall
at
WniCn
inree
nnnlr..
AiiHtpv
Jowoll
-
Attrr
th
PSte
nt
tho
TlulHot,
'Vallav
U
rc
won
by
the
holders
nfsInglng;
of
..0
Canada
Mr.
W11
,
-n
L-ket:
Miss
A.
Longworth
1
expressed
the
appreciation
of
h
QUllt
a
fin?
piece
01
WOrK,
ali
members
of
the
Rand
fnr
fhr.
ne.rf.
nf
t.hU
rllctrlcf
mill
h
an
uicuivvjia
ui
wic
U.IUU
1U1
U)U
UCCUS
Ul
11113
UlSlllCt,
Tf,
1U
Will
UC
n
u.
tdered
by
the
ladles
of
the
leadership
provided
by
the
re
distinct
advantage
to
the
farmers
Mrr
Cauthsrs
took
thetrjng
officers.
Shs
pointed
out
n
I
prize
and
Solly
Person,
the
no
FOR
RET
I
RENT
-3
room
aiurtmeru
Lied
The
Anjrus.
-tt,
FOR
SALE
ick
sale
for
cash.
5
room
Atlin
Avenue,
Phone
Blue
pi
wish
toi
swp
something!
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classified
L.rMI
ACT
id
Iiilriiflon
lo
Apply
ta
f.fur
.
Ruipw
land.
Recording
lot
Btitlah
ColunibU.
fthd
VtV
Ujts
Uland
on
th
N.
W.
point
or
zayiM
on
a
rni
?
1
Point.
:-"se
tltit
Frank
Waterman
ot
1
jfrt
B.
C.
cocupatlon
Miner,
apply
ror
a
01
vne.
ic-.bed
landa:
J1
of
UJ
tte4.
cizira
Point.
t
it
a
Dost
pianwa
tun
potoit
on
the
8outb
the
rectf
thence
1800
feet
:
15O0
foet
North
WPfct
i
lBOO
tt
Soutlvwest;
inen.
them
that
they
had
had
the
05
porlunlty
to
gain
experience
which
would
be
of
great
value
In
later
life.
Reference
was
made
to
of
the
district
and
should
be
the
meant
of
Increasing
thi
dairy
stock,
of
the
valley
to
double
the
present
number
and
in
a,
very
short
time.
Mr.
Rose
was
favorably
Impressed.;.
several
former
members
of
tho
with
the
possibilities
In
that
llnev
floral
tokens
of
sympathy
to
the
bereaved
were
many
and
beautiful.
Mrs.
Sam
Turner
was-a
-native;
ot
Kltzegucla
and
was
lhe
daughter-
in-law
of
Simon
Turner.
She
lived
for
many
years
In
Kltzegucla
be
fore
moving
to.
Kitwanga.
Mrs.
Sampare
was
the
wife
of
"the
postmaster
at
Kitwanga.
BURNS
LAKE
Matt
Hutter
of
Palling
Is
reported
to
have
harvested
two
tors
of
potatoes
from
one
sack
of
seed
planted
last
spring.
M.
M.
Connelly,
M.
L,
A.
for
Omlneca,
is
serving
on'
the
committees
on
agriculture,
forestry,
standing
orders
and
private
bills
at
the
present
session,
of
the
Legislature
in
Victoria.
E.
T.
ICenney.
member
for
Skeena,
is
on
the
public
accounts,
fisheries
and
mining
committees.
Dr.
King,
Vancouver
dentist,
and
Mrs.
King
are
visitors
in
Burns
Lake.
Miss
Doris
Steele
of
Froser
Lake
Is
visiting
In
Burns
Lake
wltlt
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
W.
Wilson.
Mrs.
William
Watt
of
MacDon-aid's
Landing
on
Francois
Lake
has
been
the.
guest
recently
Irr
Burns
Lake
of
Mr.
and
MrS:
Ji
Clark.
Miss
Ethel
'Long.-
after
haylnp
been
a
patient
In
the
Bums.
Lake
Hospital,
has
left
for
her
home'ht
Francois
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Stewart
and)
family
arrived
at
TintageL
recent'y:
from
Saskatchewan
to
take
up
land.
Owing
to
snow
conditions,'
the
family
is
remalnmff
'meantime;
at
Prince
George,
-
n
i
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
Moose
And
Deer
Are
Plentiful
SntltlierVNlmro'ds
Are
Having
Good
lock
These
Days
.SMITH
EES;
Nov.
25:
The
pursuit
of
moose
and
deer
has
become
the"
favorite
pastime
of
local
hunt-el.
and
a
few
days
ago
three
of
these
left
town
to
look
for
a
moose.
Within
two
hours
of
the
time
of
isuvlng
town
they
had
bagged
two
,M.c:2.
lli:
cold
weather
experienc-
1
has
uus
been
ueen
realized
reaiizea
ior-some
fot
some
time
time
.,
,,,
.
.
v,
i,,,i,i
.
..
.
ea
a
week
or
so
ago
has
brought
1..
1
1
i
that
that
a
a
creamery
creamery
Is
Ls
one
one
of
of
the
the
Drlme
prime
.
A
IU
,...
velr
and,
since
the
snow
has
cov--ied
the
ground,
It
is
easy
to
get
n
tlv?
track
of
the
game.
Cthsr
nimrods-
have
had
very
C3od
luck
and
the
game
seems
to
.
v;ry
plentiful
and
not
far
afield
Is-
'a
result
moose
meat
and
venial
afe
a
stablo
article
of
food
on
positions
In
various
vocations
and
make
the
necessary
arrangements
!0m
'cai
tapis.s
inese
aays.
,1
ill
r
frntrtt
(ho
TJth
J
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uuuu
mc
v.jun
uw-
it-
jocaie
nere
in
me
near
luiuie..
ing
to
hfiving
appearance
as
made
made
their
first:
He
is
at
present
operating
a
ca-J.jye
VlllltnPnn
public
speakers
in
operaUvo
creamery
at
Kamsack
andi.'
Vu"
the
Band.
should
he
iwell
ouallf
led
to
under
Chief
Ranger
Whittles
stated
(take
the
venture
In
the
Bulkley
that
he
was
pleased
to
act
as
lead
valley.
er
ano
wisnea
to
oe
considered
one:
of
themselves.
He
was
prepared
to
give
the
best
that
he
1
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m
.
Walter
Wilson
stressed
the
edu-i
cational
value
the
Band
had
been
W
past
Rangers
and
honed
the
'KitwangaWoinen
naa
lor
me
gooo
or
me
uand
p.,
thp
If
the
same.
Youiw
Ringers
would
do
'
'J'aSS
AVaV
J
Alter
Long
Illnesses
present
Rangers
would
continue
to
I
KITWANGA.
Nov.
,25;The.;fun
aspire
to.
greater
things.
He
re-:
erals-t0ok
here
P
t;Mr.,
Alice
ers,
Dies
Hfjfe
jnf
provincial
flame
Warden
Passed
Away
Yesterday
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SMITHERS,
Nov.
25:
The
death
occurred
in
Smlthers
early
Tuesday
,
morning
of
Mrs.
Cecil
Muirhead,
wife
pf
ths
provincial
game
warden
atiSnilthers.
.
-.Mh.;
Mulrhsad
had
been
111
only
A'ihnrt.tlme
and
underwent
an
on-
called
the
InitlaUon.
of
the
Gov-1
Turner
and
Mrs.
Gus"
SairipiibU
eratlon
a
few.
days
ago
from
which
emor
General,
pointing
out
that!Bcth
passer
away
"after
I
3nP5lnJj:gq1jalipd-.t6
recover.
She
was
wide-
iwii
iiiquiritfi
into
tne
aims
ana
""'."'r
."v
f.rc
"f
j
l
)ft"o
ihiuubiiuui.
mc
aujiwcj
held
ln
St.
Paul,
Anglican
Chur$tf,yaifey,
and
particularly
at'
Telkwa
and
were
conducted
by-
Rev.
il
whiere'
they
had
lived
for
many
Shearman.
Large
numbers
'
Qt
nayeats.
She
was
extremely
popular
tlves
attended
the:
funerals.
Tlia
with
everyone
and
her
passing
will
be.
deeply
.
mourned
by
a
large
circle
of
friends
throughout
the
district.
Mt.
and
Mrs.
Muirhead
moved
to
Smlthe'tsr
irom
Telkwa
a
month
ago;.
Here
.they
had.
intended
td
mala).,
.their
future
home.
COAL
TO
r
LEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
fatnooa
Edson
Alberta
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Vancouver
Island
Coal
Rupert
Feed
.
Com
pant
PHONE:
SB
and
SS8
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
1
,
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
,
PINK
SEAL
t
Finest
Pjnk
Salmon
'packed
by
t
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
'
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J
AEJ.LO
BODY
!
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LOTS
AND
LOTS
OF
EXCITEMENT
AT
OUR.
:
I
NORTH
POLS
FACTORY
THIS
VEAR!!
.
j
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V
PLEASE
Com
ANP
SEE
THE
PUN
Qj-
i
V
I
Big
Doillgs!
More
fun
than
a.
barrel
of
monkeys!
Here
is
a
new
comic
strip
well,
it's
really
a
holiday
strip
or
a
sort
of
daily
Christmas
party
in
which
you
fly
up
to
the
North
Pole
with
Peter,
Polly
and
Cap'n-Go-Lucky,
to
see
what
really
goes
on
thercl
Lots
and
lots
of
things
happen
to
Peter
and
Polly,
so
be
sure
to
get
in
on
the
fun.
Read
the
new
strip
it's
called
Santa
Clans
and
Company
every
day;
it
will
go
on
until
Christmas
eve.
Sanfa
Claus
0110
I
.
M.n-vAiifvT
'Agr
ABdOT
1&lBBgOf-flE
EMgAfJED
1M
STAT-I
k
rjAMCIMS
I
CiOUU'r;
r400
I
CAM
-S
Company
Starts
November
29!
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