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Monday,
January
3,
193a
WELL
RECEIVED
The
announcement
of
the
appointment
of
W.
J.
As-.
selstine,
member
for
Atlin,
to
have
charge
of
the
portfolios
of
miiiihg
arid
trade
and
industry
in
the
provincial
government'
is
being'
well
received
throughout
the
province.
It
is
pointed
out
that
this
is
the
the
first
time
a
prac-tical
mining
man
has
occupied
the
position
of
minister
of
mines
arid
the
riew
position
recently
created
should
also
"
rrjake-
d
good
start
undfcr
such
a
vigorous
and
capable
RADIO
RECEPTION
There
is
almost
general
protest
being
made
around
the
city
at
the
terrible
radio'
reception
during
the
past
weeks.
It'
was
particularly
marked
during
the
cold
snap
,i
NM
OF
THE
MINES
Important
Mining-
Deal
at
Stcrwarthogging
Com
pany
(Joes
Into
MirtihPremier
HhV
rwnP
'PnV
TUP
I
lllmirnll
.nbmnaui
nnri
!
n
m.
.iBv
I
recent
visitor
td-Stewart;-
Mi.
-sn'ellincr.
wnib
c6me's
f
rorfi
w
Haahtl,
he
had
visited
the
Dun-well
mill
and,
found
everything
to
be
in
satisfactory-
coh'ditfoh
'
Ills
visit
at
this
time
to
Stewart
was
to'
make
sure
that
everything
In
and
about'
the
Welldun
Company
plant
was
protected
for
winter.
The
Kelley
Logging
Co.
of
the'
Queen'
Charlotte
Islands'
has
branched
put
lrito'the
mining
business
lq
the
Omineca
district
north
of
Vanderhoof
as
operators
of
the
Torn
Creek
Placers.
They
ara
mak-
tions,
etc.
In
an
excellent
manner,
each
item
being
well
received
and
applauded.
The
program:
Address
by
Rev.
B:
Sheaiman.
"O
Canada,"
all
scholars.
"Sleigh
Song,"
by
juniors.
Recitation
by
Hannah"
Johnson.
"Empire
Song,"
all
scholars.
Recitation
by
Judith
Morgan.
"Good
Morning,
Merry
Sunshine,"
by
juniors.
"Canadian
Boat
Song,"
by
senlors.'
Recitation"
by
Hazel
Stafford.
,
"Christmas
Cradle
Song,"
all
scholars.
"Nursery
Rhymes,"
ten
juniors.
"Good
King
Wehceslas,"
all
Recitation
by
Mazeri
Harris.
...o,
nvs
cUUlu
ncaiu
uuw
u,e
iiuibe
.
ships
Sailing
In
Song,"
all
made
by
various
electric
gadgets
around
the
city.
One
scholars.
person
remarked
that
for
four
days
running
he
heardi
Recitation
by
Lily
itartia.
nothing
but
the
local
station,
even
late
at
nitrht
the
local'
"Soldier
song,"
by
Yvonne
rwasH
noises
continuing
with
unabated
Vigor.
The
condition
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
radio
fan
was-unbearable.
We
have
a
great
deal
of
sympathy
with
the
protesters.
Those
who
pay
a
license
for
the
right
to
listen
to
radio
broadcasts
should
get
at
least
a
measure
of
protection,
scholars.
against
those
who
use
noisy
gadgets,
especially
during
the
holiday
season.
burn,
Leonard
Bright
and
Judy
Morgan.
"National
Song,"
four
senior'
girls1.
Recitations'
byseven"
senior?
girls.
"Good
Night
to
'You1
All,"
by
all
National
Anthem.:
A
loud
knocking
was
Heard
at
the
outer
door
and
in
came
Santa
.
,
"
Claus.
Clapping
and
cheering
ac-
PRINCE
RUPERT
BENEFITS
'
eompanled
Santa
to
the
well-laderi
T.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
invested
in
mining
Christmas
tree.
After
distribution
companies
and
at
this
time
of
year
nlany
of
them
are
re-
'LSSSe&S
Ceiviflf?
dividends.
Of
the
totnl
nf
nnp
hiinrlrprl
milli
',1
,
i
7
.7
,
7
ed
Wltn
gins,-
nuts,
r,
.oranges
nu
-
.
'
jars
paid
out
to
lhvestors
this
city
and
district
.
cets
its
ner
randies
eou-.k
all
around
the
hail.
.
''TnUitn
nli
A
At.-
!
I
i-A
-i?
IV
.
i
.
1U.
.1.11
ccin.i
tjiicii
e,
ine
i
ebuit
ui
investment
oi
ineir
savings.
Tne
concert
over,
we
uiuuicu,
EXCELLENT
RESULTS
-
Iiast
week
the
Salvatidn
Army
published
in
this
paper
a
card
of
thanks
to
all
who
so
willingly
helped
in
the
work
duririg
the'
Christmas
season.
Mav
we
add
our
annrepin-
nome
exciicu
unu
iiai
had
been
such
a
kirid
frlerld
to
them
all.
The
seniors
remained'
behind
for
games.
Carol
Singing
on
Christmas
five
the
St.
Paul's
tion
of
the
good
spirit
with
which
the
Christmas
appeals
'
ngl,cart
cholr'
itartd
IT
ih?
are
ahyays
received.
Since
the
Daily
News
undertook
the
2K
S'XSto-iSS
Luiiewiiuiit)
yeais
ayu
tne
respunse
nas
aiways
peen
excel
lent.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
January
Clearance"
,
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
BEDROOM
SUITES
.
:
LINOLEUMS
CONGOLEUMS
Phone
778
ershlp
of
SolomJri
Bryant
and
Edward
Talt.
Av
special
service
was
held
ln
St.
Paul's
Church.
A"
letter
and
message
of'
goodwill,
received
from
the
Right
Rev,
Bishop
G.
K.
RltfD.lJ.,
was
rtrad'tb
the'eorf-gregatloh
by
Hev:
B.'
Shearman;
Special
carbls
were"
surigT
alid
the
aritherhs
"Olory'td
Odd
In
theiligh-est,"
and
"Behold'l'
Bring
You
Oood
Tidings.'"
Edward
Talt
was'
the
capable
organlsl
and
Solorribrt
B"ry-ant'agaln'showed'excellent
Reach
the
most
pepplfc
in
cit)
and
district
with
an
advertisement
in
the
Daily
Newt,
uiB
aiianeciiicuu
iu
iukc
uuuucf,-
Hnnrn
n
l,,Qf
hrool-lno-
oilefl
night
long
in
order
that
God's
House
should
be
warm
foi
those
who
wished
to
worship
the
phrlst
Child
op
Christmas
morn'
The
Church,
with
Its
beautifu!
iV'TilB1
St
PKE.ini
voi'nt
OF
himtimi
I
ULU.MIU.V
IX
PKOntTK
lit
tliip
.Matter
of
tlr
"Ail
mlnUtrntlnn
Art"
Anil
In
iht
Matter'
of'thrklatr
or
Marsaret
nr
nnain,
iirrriisru;
intFMatP
Honor.
W.
E.
FIhr
t.V.
l-7tW
...
tJeweSntK;
A.
D
1937,
I'
was
appoints
AtUnlalsUutcr
of
the
estate
of
Mar.
aret
Jane
Swain,
deceased,
and
tCK
.Ttlff
lia.Vtn-2
claints-
acalnnt.
t.h
um
estate-
are
herebjr
required
to
furni
tome,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the1
18th
day
of
Jtnuary,
A
D
1938.
and
.all
parties'
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
w
m-cir
uiuouiecmess
.to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official"
Admirastratar,
.
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Dated
December
18th;
1937.
REX
ALLEY
Basement
of
tfxeharign'
Block
PHONE
C58'
Happy
New
Year
To
Everybody
From
Transfer
Hyde
315
SECOND
AVE.
Phone
580
Yuletlddecoratlohi'ot
cedar'
garlands'
and
hand
-
wrought'
festoons,
formed
a
picture
in
the
dirr.'
light
peeping
through
thV
stained
Klass
window,
that
would
not
soon
M
forgotten.
Impressive
Devotions
The
worshippers
assembled
!
forty-seven
in
all
young
and
oia
,
men
and
women
youth's
arirV
maidens
of
all
ages.
There
was
An
important
mining
deal
is
impending
at
Stewart
;only
one
lamp
ln
the
cnancd
10
as'
he'
read
the
Communion
rvlce
and
the
Haida'
organist
hd-nroduced
!
such'
erahd
swelling
Seattle,
had
no
comment
to
make
at
Stewart
in
respect
to!,r'usic
from
thc
tiny
organ-his
his
activiOps
activities
other
nfKKrK'itf
than
fliVf
in
in
ohmndmr
pnmnnnv
unth
untv
TKWwi
IhHW
The
congregation
liv
semi-dark-
wvaaa
i'"v
ay
ri
IV11
MU1111,
"""".ncss
iness
lust
just
.
...
lit
nt
.
by
ny
the
me
glow
giow
of
the
"
"
'
'
'ill
XMAS
AT
MASSETT
(By
E.
J..
Smiley,
Old
Massett)
.
.
xi
"i
'
'
.
ivw
u
grey
sea
una
tnr
healer,
while
the
'damf
gleahwd
through
the
easterrf
uflhdows
with
their
colorful1
gleams
of'lfght;
What'
a:
picture"
for'
ttfe"
brush
of
Ian
artist!
And
the
star
that
shone
over
Bethlehem
so
many
dh'rlstinasei
iago
seemed
to
shed
;
Its
radiance
How
Christmas
Morn
Was'
itslicmV
over
the
village
church
as
the
In
ISy
The"
Hilda
in'
the
Wind
swept
Queen
Charlotte's
worshippers
r6se
to1'
sing
the
Christmas
carol.
What
matter'
that
they
had
but
the
light
of-'
the'
fire'
j
they
knew"
the
words
by
heart!
j
i
How
gloriously
they
sang-mert's
mellow
basses
mingling
-
with
tho
team,
and
ten
tons
of
wagon
sup-.
mornjfts
when
sutfffcnly
th
e
cIe;
sweet
SOprnno
of
the
wb-
KITWANGA
.c
.v.w.
d,n?
.
dong
of
the
-cKurth
bclJ
men
as
they
made
the-rafters
ring;
broke
the
silence
of
the
little
fish-;
with'
the
rouslne
notes
of'
"O!
wun
tne
aeciarmg
or
anomer
ing
village
at
the'
"northern,
end
regular
dividend
of
three
cents
per
of
Graham
Island.
It
was
bltterlv
share,
Involving
the
distribution
of
cold,
the'
north'
wind
swept
in
fur
jiou,uuu,
me
aivmena
town
o:
ine
clown
the
Inlet
to
herald
"The
Premier
mine
has
been
raised
to
birthday
of
the
King."
$20,108,075
distributed
since
1921.
Concert
By
School
Pupils,
Carol
church
Singing
and
Special
Church"
Service
Kitwanga
Indian
School
held
its
concert
in
the
Community
Hall;
Thirty-four
children
tookr
part.
The
Hall
was
crowded.
Many
white
people
were
present.
An
excellent
program
waif
carried
out.
The
children
had
been
trained
by
Rev;
B.
One
would
think
that
few
would
venture
out
along
the
wind-swept
Come
all
ye
Faithful,"
these'
faithful
worshippers
of
God
who
had
braved
the'
stbrrh
on
Christ-,
mas
morn
to
worship
him
In
rtl
Haida
village!
j
How
reverently
these
fjsher-folb1
partook
of
the
Lord's
Supper
and;
street
to
the
white
church
on
the
made
their
prayer
response,
walk-1
hill
but,
as
the
bell
bravely
clang-
ihg
to
and
from
the1
Lord's
Table
cd
its
message,
figures
took
shape,
"t
by
the
fire-light's
glow!
in
me
semi-darkness
and,
with
heads
bowed
before
the
biting
blast,
men"
and
women
steadily
made
their
way
to
the
dimlv
lit,
What
a
welcome
awaited
them
there.
Standing
at
the
top
of
the
wooden
steps
bareheaded
in
the
wind,
their
earnest
warmly
clasped
each
Ah
impressive
sight
that
will.
linger
in
the
memory
for
many
1
Christmas
morn
I
The
service
ended,
the
last
carol
was
sung!
No
cathedral
choir
could
have
ooured
forth
sweeter
music
thari
these
few
as
they
sang
the
dear
missionary
familiar
"While
heph'erds
Watched
hand
and
Their
Flocks
by
Night:"
gave
every
one
the
Christmas
greeting.
Inside,
the
white
building,
the
red
glow
of
the
big
heater
wel
comed
all.
Eager
young
men
vol-
Shearman.
Mrs.
Shearman'
arid,unteers
had
tended
that
fire
the
Miss
Dorothy
Shearman
prepared
'
whole
the
costumes
and
arranged
the
"dressings."
The
scholars
carried
out
their
respective
songs;
recitat
The
service
over,
triey
gave
each
other
warm
hand-clasps-
ahds
"'A
Happy
Christmas
to
y'6u'
all
erii
they'
filed
ddwn
the'
steps
and
along
the
still
dim.
wlnd:swert
street
tb
their
homes!
Truly
a
splendid"
way
to
ushcl.
'rT
the
Christmas-
morn
in
a
tin)
village
a
Christian
outpost
In
tHt
stormy
Queen
Charlottes;
I..M
ACT',
:
NoCrr
of
Intrntlon
to
Appt;
to
Lf
7n
Prince'
Rupert
Land
Recordlni
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
altui
at
Eaat
of
Prince
Lehew
Island
1
Hutlsonf
Bay
Ptui.
south'
off
Dandiu
Island
ft
conspicuous
whit
rock
8?
hlgti
(marked
on'
chart).
Take
notice
that
Prank"
Watorman'
oi
!
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C,
occupation
iUnef
lntnds
to
apply
'
for'
a
leiafie"
of
the
fol.
loving
described
14nd
U
of
a"
corfi
tptcuouj!
whit
rock
85
feet
high
and
Its
surroundings"
(Rock'
marked1
oil
chart).
:
Commencing
at
v
post
planted
cn,
a
grassy
rock
200
feet
8.'
E
of
N.
W
Corner
on
Northeast-
eld'
ihene
800
feet
Southeast;
thence
800
feet
south
west
thence
800
feet
Northwest;
thence
800
feet
Northeast
and-
containing
18
lcrea,
more
or
lew.
frXjoc
Waterman.
;
naW
October
4
193T
i;.sfj
Atrt
oiU-f.
of'
Intrntlon'
to
Aptity'
to
I.'rtie
una
,
In
Prince
Rupert
Lano
Reccrdlnc
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
fattu
ate
on
zayas1
Island
on"
the'N:
W.
pbtut
on
west
side
of
Zayaa
pa
a
reef
off
Aramzazu
Point.
Take
notice'
that
Prank1
Watefmani
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
occupation
"Mine'
Intends
to
appljr
for
a,
lease
of
Hhe'fol-'
lowing'
described
lamds!
all
of;
the-ree't
3ii
Aramzazu.
roini.-
commencing
at
a
post
planted
6ft
ure
jugn
grassy
point
on
the
South
Side
of
the
reel
thence
1800
feet
Northeast;
thence
1500
feet
Northwest
Jtoence:
1800
feet
Bouthwenr?
then.-
1600
feet
Southeast
and
'
containing
54
acres:
PRANK
WATERllAN
9
iv
Tiur
sri'Rnie-
voviir
6t
iraifisil
rtiLi'.-MiiiA
.
IX
TROI1ATE
In
the'
Matter
of
tlie'
"ArtnilnWratlort
And
i.
..MlU!fr
"f
'
Kfal'"
f
KrnM
tl.vlliilti;
DecHisedJ
IntrNtale'
".
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
""""i
c"
ine
ma
aay
oi
DectmbeTi
A.
D.
1037.
I
was"
appoint,!
Admlnlsitrator
of-
the
entrnt..
nf
irrn.f
pylleiwpltz.
deceued;
and
all
partlei
Iwivlh?
claims
against
the
aald'
ettato
re
j7iy
requirea
to
rurnlsh
somt,
?!?jPe.rl-
vei;',
to
me'
on'
or'
before
the
15th
day
of
Jimarv:
A.
n1
1091
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
cur
nujrea
io
pay
tn7
amount
ot
tnaeoreaness
TO-me
fortHWIth
NORMAN
A
WATT)
Official
AdIIi1ntt.Mi.t,
...
....
Uft.'
D.C.-
1037
uecember,
A'.D,
Nobody
KnocksThe
mm
The
Food'
Is
Goodi
The'RoomsAre
ClefttH
The
House"
Is
Warn
The
Senlee
Friendly'
The
Hates
Are
Heasoriable'
KNOX
HOTEL
It.
BraseU
N.
M.
BriaeU
I
JiOCAL
NEWS
i
,M.
P.
McCaffery
Is
planning
to
leave
this
week
for
a
holiday
visit
to'Califorlila.
A
where
ecveral
days
had
been
spent
salvaging
mine
cars
and
or
which
went
Into
the
lake'
there
recently
when
a
scow
capsized.
Archie
Tho'mpscn,
who
has
been
spending
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
htlidays
here
with
his
parents,
and
Mrs.
James
H.
Thompson,
Mr.
-Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.Rlddcll
are
ex-
by
the
Princess
Norah
this
af.
pected
home
on
Wednesday.
They
-alls
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
have
been
spending
the
Christmas
terpoon
-resume
his
law
studies,
tb
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Dr.
Riddell
is
much
Improved
in
health
and
ex-1
pect'th
b'C'back
at
hls
wtirrf
soohr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Olsen
of
Juneau,
wjio
hate'
been
vlritlng
hers
with
Mr,
dlseri's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Bryant
are
leaving
Thursday
for
Vancouver
em
Frank
Fecro,
are
jailing
this
after-route
the
Princess
Norah
for
CaU
noon
on
to
California.
They
are
plan-
nlng-
to
go
as
far
as
San
Diego
but
lfornla
to
spend
the
rest.ofthe
win-have
not
arranged
their
trip
beyond
ter.
that
point.
They
may
possibly
vis-!
It
Honolulu
or
they
may
drive
Joseph
Schwartz,
who
has
been
around
the
Gulf
of
Florida.
nere
for
the
past
year
or
so
as
man-
age'r
of
tn'e'Rupert'People's
Store
is
Cant.'
Paul
Armour
with
the
Ar-
tilling
this
afternoon"
by
the
Prln-mour
Salvage
Co.'i
big
power
tug
cess
Norah
for
Vancouver
enipute
Aigle
and
salvage"
outfit
returned
back
to
his
home
in
Sherbrooke
tb
'port
last
night
fr6m
Surf
Inlet
Quebec.
New
Start
Begin-
1938
Right
t
With
a
good
Diary,
Daily
Reminder
or
Memorandum
Book
or
Scratch
Pad
We
Have
a
Coniplctc
Stock
of
All
tlic
Desirable
Styles
Pocket'
Diaries-
teatHer
bounl
50
c
10
31.50
Oesk-Dlarles
Daily
reminders.
$1.00,
$1.25,
$1.50
and
up
Calendar
Pads
Complete
with
ztAp
stand
Calendar
Pads
and'-Iemo
Pads
Included
71
Complete:
NO:.
1'
Ideal-Calendar
Pad
HZo
Pefils-
3K'
U
PEP
l
POWER
Better
Motor
Performance
THE
"KING"
TESTER
That
Is
what
you
will
have
after
we
have
gone
over
your
car
with
our
"KING"
Tester;
which
Is
the
last
word
ln
equipment
for
diagnosing
motor
trouble.
Very
often
the
difference
between
a
slow
motor
and
a
PEPPY
one
Is
only
a
matter
of
minor
and
.Inexpensive'
adjustments.
It
doesn't
take
much'to
put
a
high
speed
motor
"out
of
line,"
but
It
doea
take
special
equipment
to
locate
the
trouble
s0
that
It
can
be
remedied.
We
have
the
finest
equipment
obtainable
and
It
eliminates
all
GUESS
WORK.
Bring
your
car
m
and
get
PEP
for
the
getaway
and
POWER
for
the
hills.
RUPERT
MOTORS
riMNCE
HUrEItT,
B.C.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled'
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
FISH
&
GOLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.