i
Ml
4
PAClt
rvro
the
daily
kews
Prlc
CONVENTION
IS
FINE
OF
NATIVES
VILLAGE
Slippers
Slippers
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Pervms
Id
Bella
Bella
One
oi
3!si
Projres-
Attendance
at
Recent
Gather-
sire'
Native
Communities
in
Inr
In
Bella
Bella
British
Colombia
9
s
I
I
DAILY
EDITION
Now
is
the
Time
to
Select
YOUR
SLIPPERS
while
Stock
is
complete
.
A
Small
Deposit
Will
Hold
Them
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Friday.
December
10.
1937.
BELLA
BELLA
December
10
-
The
town
oi
Be.
.3.
Bella,
dowi-'
Forty-three
delegates
and
some
the
coast
from
Pnnce
Rupen.
oqe
hfndrHl
fisHofs
last
week
at-
rapidly
becoming
one
of
the
larg
i
Upded
EeVa
BUa
the
jnast
sac-
est
and
most
progressive
natrn
cestui
ntsaUan
in
ie
ijteory
or
villages
of
British
Columbia.
Al-1
the
Native
Brotherhood
of'
British
niost
all
the",horn
are
large
mo-
j
Columbia.
While
the
eQDTeniiojj
tera
and
clean,
possessing
thfc
I
was
held
essentially
to
take
up
nsost
up-to-date
furnishings
ani;
business
concern
in?
the
wttfare
radios.
Many
of
the
vnUters
have
!
and
advancement
of
toe
natives
their
own
electric
lights
and
wash
I
fvj
social
events,
banquets
and"
efcter-
tag
machines.
All
homes
are
sup-!
f
uiwswts
were
aaw
a
restore
of
P"
running
wter
from
u
the
gathering
The
once
dreaded
-r
'
canon
were
replaced
on
this
&oeaion
bj
modem
Wg
seineboaU,
bdagim
the
spirit
or
true
brotherhood
fror.;
various
Tillages.
Hatred-
and
warrior
feelings
were
replaced
by
respect
and
affectku.
Adam
Dixon
and
bis
band
helped
to
make
all
the
social
funetion.-a
success.
One
of
the
outstanding
musicians
waj
Gordon
Reid
with
his
-axanhone.
The
delegates
were:
Alfred
Adams
oresklenti:
Tho
mas
Gosnell
-first
rfce-president
Ed.
Clifton
1
second
vice-president
'
Caleb
Williams
treasurer
t:
William
Bailey
i
secretary:
Richard
Carpenter
'recordirtg
secretary
i
Ivan
Adams
'press
agent
:
Harry
Brooks
Matthew
Johnson.
Marit
Green.
Steve
Morrison.
Paul
Price
Oliver
Adams.
James
Collison.
Wilfrid
Pamell.
Edward
Gamble
Henry
Brown.
Henry
Collison.
John
ITALY
AND
THE
LEAGUE
S'etoon
Nelson.
Heber
It
is
announced
that
Italy
is
likely
to
leave
the
League
t.Twn0Z
of
Nations.
The
world
seems
to
have
forgotten
that
he
Eato0,
Arthur
Abel
Neas-
ever
belonged
to
the
League
and
her
leaving
will
make
lit-
SSS.
lZ-tle
difference
just
as
it
made
little
difference
when
Japan
v,imam
Gladstone,
joe
saun-
left
Possiblher
nrPnt
ar-rwm
W
K,,
a
u..i.
Schooner.
Thomas
persistence
persistence
of
Of
Cant.
Cant.
Anthnnv
Anthnnv
T
Prion
FAi"!
;
ct,.;
,,a"lC11
,iu
4J
'
"c
Walker
1
Chris
Walke-
Ohv
G?y
wn
v
.
v-
mien
w
vwijc
uukui
aione
on
pan
oecomes
more
or
less
weakened
bv
her
struggle
with
dut
here
at
the
Per
company.
Chma
to
step
in
and
make
demands.
"
Evidently
the
war
extir-
Ji
single-handed
a
fire
!
is
not
vet
bv
anv
means
enrterl
nnrl
th
uttiomf
of
'
r
'4
L
1WAIM
a
mvuiu
AKGUMENT
"You
can't
win
friend
by
arguing
with
people.
The
on
y
way
to
get
the
best
of
an
argument
it
to
avoid
it.
"Nine
times
out
of
ten
an
argument
ends
with
each
of
the
contetants
being
more
firmly
con-vmced
than
ever
that
he
is
absolutely
right."
i
"You
can't
win
an
argument;
you
can't,
because
if
you
lose
it
you
lose
it,
and
if
you
win
it
you
lose
it.
"Why?
Suppose
you
triumph
over
the
other
man
and
shoot
his
argument
full
of
holes
and
prove
that
he
is
non
compos
mtnth."
commuiyiy
Olem.
ift
Beila
Bella
even
boa.ts
a
UikinLlaf
show
operated
by
vouna
Richard
!
Carpenter
who
is
just
out
of
hs'W
teens.
The
beautiful
town
hall
isK
at
present
used
for
th
&hn
hut
i
r.
the
proprietor
is
already
engaged,
In
construction
of
a
theatre
of
hL-.
Sf
own.
A
twenty-foot
plank
road
runs
through
the
entire
town
and
there
is
good
fire-fighting
equipment.
m
make
his
future
home
in
the
Peac
i
River
Block.
Results
of
a
recent
seed
drill
survey
made
in
th
Peace
River.
Block
by
T.
Crack,
district
agricul-
Wil-
out
the
Peace
River
Block
has
been
-
T
-
"'""niouiicfniw
cwries
rauy.
unanes
cm-weij
orgaruzea.
At
Dawson
Creek
10
tne
League
as
part
Of
British
policy.
ford.
Jr..
George
Wakass.
Thomas
the
Farmerr'
Institute
is
In
charge.
-
jgnnson.
fiamson
wakass
and
Sam
son
Walker.
BRITISH
POLICY
IN
EAST
'
Among
the
boats
on
which
dele-
We
have
heard
very
little
of
late
of
British
policv
in
1,1
jLJ!?V
tAaT!Del
were
retrarcl
tr.
China
nAA
.
,
,
lne
M
Capt.
George
:-o
o
u(iuci
oluuu
Jcnea-
-
.
:
"
mm,
irie
"-
nrilisn
nave
navp
.
Halri.
niM
rsa
ti
t
.
.
;
.
...
-
fiawa
-
Lriri.
.
capt.
Henry
I1CI1IT
oeen
suppinne
Lnina
with
miimhnnc
nf
u-ai
inc
oc
whit,
rw.
Miri..n.iv,rf
tj
countries,
including
Canada,
have
been
supplying
Japan
WaterfalL
Yeitauie;
collison
with
materials.
A1J
we
hear
from
Great
Britain
is
that
S7
T1
Kwatw-
Heber
she
is
not
readv
for
flnv
aulrl
&n
twate
of
John
.i
j
uniic
niuvc.
ix
ana
Henry
Hettn.
.
the
war
carries
on
into
the
spring
it
is
possible
that
she
and
other
members
of
the
Nine-Power
pact
may
take
a
acted
quickly
more
decided
stand
in
preventing
the
taking
of
China
U,.
T
n
.
:
o
.
.
-"&
over
i
uuia
tiiitLO."
fenelon
faIls".
FALLS,
om.
Dec
lO.-
Christina?
relief
work
throueh-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Campbell,
who
left
Devereaux
In
the
Peace
River
Block
a
couple
of
months
ago
with
the
Intention
of
-settline
in
Manitoba,
are
returning
to
the
Peace
River
country.
,
An
enjoyable
turkey
dinner
was
held
in
the
Anglican
Church
Hall
at
Dawson
Creek-
last
Saturday.
W.
J.
Roberts
of
Groundbirch
In
the
Peace
River-Block
has
taken
up
residence
near
Dawson
Creek.
The
Peace
River
nt
Towirw
Vioc
I
now
been
hlvtoH
hv
(a
.
n
I
-"
"J
VV
A41U
an
if-g
nen
got
tne
traffic
Is
closed.
Until
condition
to
an
itic-ai&it
II
ea
Bella
also
has
an
up-to-r
date
hospital
and
a
Tine
church
gL
The
people
of
Bella
Bella
are
so-)
2?
ber.
speak
English
well
and
an?;S
noted
for
their
hospitality
;
M
PEACE
RIVER
"
il
;
Don
Noble,
brother
of
Mrs.
Wal-'H
ter
Collins
of
Dawson
Creek.
has!fe
arrived
from
Saskatchewan
t.-vh
lf
uirausi.
nave
been
announced.
jj
1
.
.
i
.
.
.v.
-..i.jin.i
ji.
at
tne
r
rrpr
h
t
.
.
.,
,
.
wumuum
1
111
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it
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er
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y
tht
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lies.
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to
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to
Huy
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ChrUt
r-
I
RWt
Npw.
Our
Selection
is
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This
Will
CXZm
Save
Money.
Do
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Wait
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TJic
Lqst
Minute.
BUY
NOW
c
ociiig
wur
ui
uic
i-nu-
uicrs
vras
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amnnrt
fh
n
cessiui
tea
ana
saie
last
saturar
afternoon.
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highest
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realized
c
ClOS
maj
De
as
difficult
as
the
War
of
COnauet.
rr'-
improve
an
nrst
class
mail
to
and
three
carloads
of
eatUe
recentl:
iirnm
rn
nnnh
t
u
.
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...
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...
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"
i
mc
ncr
wia
snippea
Dy
tne
uawion
creeK
i.
"Then
what?
You
will
feel
fine,
bu,
what
about
him?
,uioc
nun
ieri
interior.
You
have
stirred
ud
hw
resentment
and
hurt
his
pride.
"If
you
argue
and
wrangle
and
contradict
you
may
achieve
victory
sometimes;
but
it
will
be
an
empty
victory
because
you
will
never
get
your
opponent's
goodwilL"
HAVE
YOU
SMOKED
A
TURRET
LATELY?
WLm"
3rgUC
Wh,h
PtP,e
.a!ut
cigarette,
thev
smoke,
suiuWmTst
fVer
5mkrr
"
enm',d
10
the
W
However,
if
you
haven't
smoked
a
Turret
lately,
we
do
think
vou
are
?Z"l??thn
Whf",
y-U
,ight
3
Turrtt'
W
-ill
imteTatei;
cooleV
wi
h?
an.U?m.Ual
garette--a
cigarette
that
is
milder
and
Wt
TJt
,tr,,nt.
t.and
v?KPlhi
t
cco
which
make,
lZ
tm
rT''
,USt
much
diffwnt-
Treat
Uste
taste
get
a
package
of
Turrets
today
I
1
your
lri.l
T.kw
Qmmftmr
.(
Umiu4
For
Cfiriiunai
Gifti
Turreh
Come
In
HanJiome
Special
Holiday
Package!
of
50
and
100
QjareHe,
$1.25
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Reg,
SJ.M
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CAPS
Reg.
SUP
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Reg.
$15
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Reg.
81.50
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JACKETS
,;r
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1,
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v
-
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