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December
9,1037
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DELHI.
Dec
9
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UUICU
VV
Ufeti
UWUl
via
m
eratlons,
had
organized
sporadic
raids.
Driven
by
the
British
forces
from
the
Shakto
Valley,
he
took
refuge
near
the
Afghan
border.
JIc
was
still
at
large
in
mid-November.
The
communique,
covering
op
erations
from
June
10
to
Septem
ber
27.
says
in
that
period
casualties
among
British
and
Indian
forces
in
Wazirlstan
totalled
58
dead
and
1G1
wounded.
Casualties
suffered
bv
opposing
tribesmen
are
!
estimated
at
arjnroximately
122
:rtpnd
and
116
seriously
wounded!
rcmmunique
Issued
here.
Motor
roads
are
under
construe-
ni
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fa
Kir.
elusive
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.oie-maKer
in
vne
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.
-
ATTENTION
Prince
Rupert
You
arc
cordially
invited
to.inaUc
our
store
your
headquarters
while
in
the
city.
If
you
have,
any
parcels
you
uiuiinri
nU,unu.
wratmed
for
mail
"TU.L1E
THE
TOILER"
MQVJ
LET'
SEE,
MONTY-VaIHO'S
COMING
FOI2.
r
'
FO(2
A.
VOEEK
-.SHE'S
GOT
ME
&L.ACK.
MD
ot-Ut
ITON
THE
MECl-
CiOVAJM
Y
cash
fund
Is
being
raised
at
Burns
Lake
for
relief
of
prairie
drought
sufferers.
'
T.
Lukow
of
Kldd
has
arrived
at
Rose
Lake
to
loin
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Mrs.'
Lukow,
at
present
In
Vancouver,
will
soon
Join
her
husband
there.
Mrs.
A.
Hindis
of
Rose
Lake
has
arrived
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
to
undergo
a
minor
operation.
I
Recent
heavv
snows
interfered
'somewhat
with
motoring
In.
the
Burns
Lake
area
but
the
roads
are
'
!
on
exDected
to
be
in
better
shape
now
that
cold,
clear
weather
Mas
irrlved.
Colds
and
spre-throats
are
prevalent
not
only
among
the
adults
but
with
the
school,
children
in
Burns
Lake
district
these
days,
Several
men
in
the
uurns
uaxe
.
,
-
ft
er
navlne
a
district
have
"gone
camps
to
work
for
the
winder.
T
1
Tint
daily
rrewa,
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.
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District
riews
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III
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Bl
,'
;
BURNS
LAKE
"It'll
lale
a
lot
of
thopping
to
cover
that
Christmas
list"
"No,
if
won't
most
of
them
ate
getting
200
Sweet
Caps!"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Tht
purtft
form
i'p
which
tobacco
can
bt
imoktj."
Jancet
periodical
rjusiness
inpa.
into
the
ue,
...
....
ing,
etc.,
drop
them
into
WILLIAM
F.
STOMEi'S.
We
will
he
only
too
pleased
to
extend
our
service
to.
you.
For
any
information,
desired
regard-
,
.
i
'
i
'
ing
gift
suggestions
consult
one
of
our
pleasant
clerKs.
Our
Store
Is
Your
Store,
Always
t
Purchaser.
Drop
in
and
Get
Acquainted;Witlv-
Come
as
a.
Friend
Not
as
a
s
WILLIAM
F
Ji
Tho
Store-
With
The
Christmas
Spirit
Kerr.
If
A,
Winthers
of
Topley
Is
at
present
relieving
as
section
foreman
at
Vanderhoof.
John
Harrison
has
returned;
.to
Miss
Olga
Hamre
of
Danskln
las
p
Boden
oI
wistaria;
Is
about
to,
ship
a
carload
of
prime
steers
to
iVancouver.
pnrm'prs
nf
wistaria
are
now
completing
their.threshlng
for
the
season.
I
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Kemplej
have
moved
Into
their
new
home
on
the
shore
of
Ootsa
Lake.
STEWART
j
So
far
this
has
been
one
of
the
I
openest
winters
on
record
In
the
Jtfjcrtland
Canal
district.
Up
to
late
last
week
there
was
oniy
juuf
m
Motor
traffic
has,
so
far.
experl
enced
no;
aiHicuHy
wuawa
Dan
McLennan,
government
liquor
vendor,
here,
was
taken
sudr
denlv.
Ill'
towards
the
end
of
last
fs
'
week!
and
was
taken
to
the
Stew-
art
General
Hospital
lor
ireaimenu
rW,.
Chanes
DUKe
IS
in.
cnarge
yi
uio
liquor
store
during
his
absence.
&.
-
.
THE
SEAL
pf
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Spckeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed,
by
the
only-
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
PrlnccRupert
Aid
Names
Its
1938
Officers
Coronation.
arrived
In
Burns
Lake
to
take
up!
TERRACE,
pec.
rp,irfPnr-e
.United
Church
.
Ladies'
Guild
held
...
i
4
1
.-.
m
wnnotr
ni.
its
annum
iuccuub
-Miss
last.
In
the
church
audi
Betty
Bennett,
formerly
of,
ternoon
There
was
a
good
atten-.uu
torium.
Uncha
In
the
Burns
Lake
district,
and
reports
for
v
.,
i
dance
of
members
is
is
n
now
reiu
resmiuK
s
wuu
.
an
uju
-
....
u
much
showed
that
fine
Moose
jaw,
oa.
work
had
been
accomplished.
left?
Election
of
officers
for
1938
re-fo,
Carl
Hill
of
Uncha
Lake
has
Fort
Eraser
where
he
will
.!Xmi
up
luture
resilience.
,
-clHont
Mrs
E.
j.
Moore.
M
f
wuww
.......
-
Mrs.
Elwood
Brooks.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Harxv
Smith
has
returned
secretary.
Mrs.
Niamey
Pigu
i
nto
aftPr
PvtPnded,
uv
j
m
IO'
OUilM
Kv
visit
at
Edmonton
apd.
other
Al
berta
points.
t
mJt
1
Flower
Committee,
Mrs,
Vernon.
W
lGlass;..
JW
Visiting
H.
S.
Rarker
of
Prince
Rupert
was
jBro1"'
in.
Burns.
Lake
and
eke
where
in
the
district
in,
me
courbc
m
uuc
ui
...a
Devotional.
Committee.
Mrs.
1
Committee,
Mrs,
Robert
Committee,
Mrs.
Adorn
Crisp.
At
the
conclusion
6f
the
bus!
ness
session
refreshments
were
served
and
a
presentation
made
to
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp,
of
a
tbeautirui
beautiful
serving
serving
tray.
iray.
In
ip
rriakln
mawiy
Bartley
McCrea
of
Topley
recent-
.
he
presentatloni
the
President
ex-ly
shlpped.a
carload
of
catUe
to
the
fSsed
thQ
anpreciation.
of.
the
abbatolr-at
Prince
Rupert.
Guild
for
the
worlf
accomplished
There
had
been
good
skattng
pp
shaffer
brothers
have
cleared,
a
the
smaller
lakes
in
the
Burns
Lake
,
.
-
.
,oVo
thp
vnnne
district
prior
to
the
recent
hcW
,
peopV
ofVTiheslnkut
and
Francois
falls
of
snow.
'
are
now.
enjoying
many
skating
;.
n.irties
there.
T.
P,
Neville
and
two
sons
ana
daughter
have
arrived
at
Palling
In
the
Bums
Lake
district
from
sa.s
katchewan
to
settle.
hv
th(
minister
during
the
last
three
years,
adding
words
of,
we
come
to
Mrs.
Crisp.
WORK
ON
SAMPLER
WINDSOR.
England;
Dec.
9'
C
wirtaria.
nft..-
a.
visit
to
Smithers.
1
P.)-Queen
Elizabeth
ana
Mincers
?
Elizabeth
are
working
on
a
samp-
.
...
',1.1'
j
1
.
I
V...
T'nrli,
OrvHVrAr
Mrs.
G.
A.
Ford
has
returned
v
ier
ummicu
wU
visit
at
rien
oi
tne
noyai
acnooi
oi,
iiecu-
lework,
depicting,
scenes
or
inc
FOR:
SALE
Trolling
,boatfl
Active.
ffullv
eauioped
foe
trolling
with
m
-
.....
.
.
jgurdles.
Apply
Dybhavn
&.
Han-.W,
son.
FOR
SALE
OIL
Burner
kitchen
range;
Circu
lating
heater.
Phone
Blue
514.
288
Good
condition.
Dally
News.
FOR.
SALEr-Sewing
machine,
Bed
WORK
WANTED-
nELP
WANTKU
if
Special
room
Suite..
Chesterfield,
Kltch-
ca
Set,
Washing.
Machine,
Library
Table.
Wilton
R.ug
lOVjxO.
2
Baby
Cribs,
Bridge
Lamp,
Trlllght
Lamp,
Victor
Radio
ll
tubes,
Kitchen
stove,
with
oil
burner
and,
all
household
effects
Apply
1143
Ambrose
Ave.
Phone
Green
185;
292)
Silk
Knit
Pyjamas
and
Gowns
These
Are
First
dradc
Hoods
of
the
Famous
Watson
Quality
Pyjama
Suits
In
a
variety
of
styles,
and
colors.
Values
to
$2.45.
Special
for,
suit
81.45:
p,i.m
sniisTn
a
wonderful
assortment
of
colors
and
de
Vft
v
"
t
.
Gowns-In
finest
quality.
Values
tp
$2.95
1,751
Pure
Silk
Dance
Sets
Some
lace
trimmed
and
other:
daintily,
embroidered
in
white
or
tea
rose.
Values
to
$1,45'
$2.35
for;
set
Dance
Sets
In
suede
taffeta
In
white
or
tea
rose
95C'
embroidered
motif
trim.
Very
special,
set
Any
or
the
Above
Til'
Make
Very
pesirable
Gifts
Make
This
Your
Shopping
Centre.
We
Have
a
Very
Pleasiny
.
Assortment
of
Both
Practical
and.
Useful
Articles
for
Eyeiy
Purse
and
Tasle
CHRISTMAS
CARDS,
SEALS,
TAGS,
FANCY
WRAPPINO,
TINSEL
TWINE.
CRACKERS,
ICICLES,
ETC.
Blaqk
612tbetwen
2
and
4
p.m,
(286)
WOMAN
wants
wotk
by
the
hour;
Phone
Red
444.
(287)'
LOST!
LOST
Bunch
of
keys
In
Jeathet.!
case;
Finder
please
return
Daily's?
News.
284
M
LOST
Rowboat
14
feet
long,
paint
ed
grey.
Claus
Peterson,
.Humpback
Bay,
Porcher
Island.
Reward.
.
280
;
GIRL,
wanted
for
houseworks
Apply
i
309
2nd
Ave.
:
tf.-.
Bigger
an
(288)
W
11
I
I
CAPABLE
girl
wants
work.
Phone
il
Detter
Than
Ever
3
m
9
signs.
Rgular
values
to
$2.95.
Sl75h
SnPflal
for
suit
.....
T
gS
MJfW,.,
w.
,
"
fjm
Pyjamas-Of,
finest
qyality.
Values
to.
$3
95.
S2v75
Special
for,
suit
:
GownsIn
similar
quality
to
pyjamas.
Assorted
4
aff
jk
colors.
Values
to
$1.95.
Special
for
-..
i-
Gowns
Assorltd
colors
and
patterns;
some
lace
g'J45,
'
MmmMi
Vn1nP55
to
S2.50
tat
-
lix
TOYS
I
For
Everyone
KA1EN
HARDWARE
PHONES
2a
.
irri&iviaio&ame'smrJ&.)iQ.
5
1
W
ALLALDl
Phone
9
Third
and
Fulton
Jj
j
WANTED
"
Tf
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement.
!
wanted
ooodThome
faTe
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
.buyer
m
i
kitten.
Phone
Green
57a.
(286)
the
city.
-By
Wstover
S'
olAaj
SOt
W6
1
VOWW
MOT
DOC
FOP
A
U-SlM
THE
POlUT-X
M
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.,
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:,?
1
1
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RfT
i
L
thoocht.
voo'D
owe"H
j
Av.
y&
IN
THE
SITHEME
COURT
OI'
I1U1T1SH
COLVMBIA
'
IN
PKQIIATE
1.1
ttm
Mallrr
of
tlir
"AdmlnWratlon
Art"
Anil
In
tin
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
retir
Mrrklry,
ItrrraM-tl,
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order,
of
Ills
manor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
the
17th
(day
of
I
November.
A
D.
lf)37,
I
wa
appointed
Adjnlnl8tw.tQr
of
Uie
entaie
oj
iwr
Merkley,
CaJed,
ond
oil
partiea
having
claims
ogaUiat
Uie
all
etat
re
ncreoy
roquirea
xo
iiiruuu
jv.-erly
veclifled,
to
me
on
or
before
the
IMUi
day
OI
ueoemorr,
ivj
,
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
the'r
Indebtedness
to
m
forthwith.
"
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
19th
day
of
Notembeir.
A.D.
1937.
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
'
In
the
Dally
Newt.
mi,
-in