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rom
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Our
Many
Friends
May
we
thank
you
for
your
patronage
during
the
year
just
past
and
the
relationship
which
we
value
highly
we
will
do
our
utmost
to
maintain.
To
you
and
yours,
we
say,
very
simply
and
very
sincerely,
"Happy
New
Year,"
and
may
it
be
filled
with
Happiness
and
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pieces,
covered
with
mohair
which
p
sua
retains
its
lusterous
finish.
Delivered
in
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your
home.
Price
Chesterfield
Only
In
tapestry
g
Reclining
Cogswell
Chair
5
f
China
Cabinet
Used
$45,00
S27.50
S6.75
S9.50
at
The
annual
Christmas
tree
and
concert
of
the
Indian
Day
School
was
held
on
Wednesday
afternoon
of
last
week.
The
school
was
crowded
with
parents,
old
pupils
and
friends'.
The
children
sang
carols,
songs
and
part
songs
and
the
pupils
of
the
primary
grade
excelled
themselves
In
singing
rounds
to
the
great
delight
of
the
audience.
The
room
presented
a
gay
appearance
with
the
artistic
decorations
and
beautiful
drawings,
the
work
of
the
senior
pupils.
As
In
former
years,
the
Indian
Department
donated
$5
towards
candies
for
the
children,
but
this
year,
thanks
to
an
anonymous
donor,
each
child
received
a
I
gift
from
the
tree.
Before
their
de-
parture
all
those
who
attended
re-
ceived
oranges
or
candy,
which
had
been
privately
donated.
BURNS
LAKE
A
fall
of
snow
on
Christmas
Eve
made
Ideal
Yuletide
weather
In
Burns
Lake.
It
turned
colder
on
Monday
and
has
been
increasingly
colder
since
then.
I
Burns
Lake
stores
were
callv
dee-
orated
and
all
reported
doing
a
good
Christmas
business
this
year.
The
Dally
Pww
is
an
A.
B.
C
oaoer.
-WHH
'MOTH
I
-I
DE
LUXE
FORD
V-8
FOR
1939!
Already
everyone's
talking
about
tLe
new
Dc
Luxe
Ford
V-8
cars
for
1939
ut
un
uisjuay
in
our
Enow-room!
There's
never
been
n
Ford
car
like
it
in
our
lino
before
none
so
beautifully
titrcamlined,
so
richly
appointed,
bo
refined
uud
improved
in
every
dctuil.
When
you
sec
it,
you'll
know
what
"Dc
Luxe"
really
means!
Extra
rcfiuc-
TnifVuuBHAUMaiaMSi
SgpHPH
nients
of
all
kinds
included
in
the
low
advertised
prices
Dual
windshield
wipers,
horns,
tail
lamps
and
sun
visors
.
.
.
clock,
cigar
lighter,
nsh
trayH,
clove
coinnartmcntlock,rustlcs9steel
wheel-bands
.
.
.
new-type
battery
condition
indicator,
headlight
beam
indicator,
tic
luxe
Btccritig
wheel
.
.
.luxurious
upholstery
and
inuuy
other
refinements.
,Come
nee
these
beautiful
uew
De
Luxe
cure
today!
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Third
Avenue
E.
Prince
Rupert,
It,
C.
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DAILY
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News
J
HAZELTON
St.
Peter's
Church,
Hazelton,
was
well
filled
for
the
Christmas
morning
service.
Several
in
the
congregation
had
come
in
from
the
country,"
despite
the
cold.
The
service,
which
was
fully
choral,
interpreted
the
Christmas
message
and
the
Church
Army
Choir,
under
the
leadership
of
Ernest
Harris,
with
David
Mowatt
at
the
organ,
sang
the
anthem
"Praise
the
Lord."
The
White
Junior
Choir
was
also
in
attendance.
The
church
was
tastefully
decorated
with
cedar
branches
thanks
to
the
young
men
of
the
Church
Army.
Rev.
F.
Burling
conducted
the
service.
!
The
Native
Sunday
School
and
the
White
Sunday
School
parties
were
held
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
respectively.
On
both
occasions
the
i
fun
became
quite
hilarious
at
times.
This
j
ear
each
child
was
presented
with
a
gift
In
addition
to
candy
'and
nuts.
Mercy
Wright,
Violet
Derrick,
and
Aleda
Myros.
who
had
attended
most
regularly,
were
awarded
special
.prizes.
St.
Thomas
Anglican
Church,
Chilllwack,
this
year
donated
presents
and
candy
for
the
pupils.
Christmas
Concert
At
Burns
Lake
Was
Fine
Entertainment
BURNS
LAKE,
Dec
30-The
annual
Christmas
Tree
and
concert
of
St.
Paul's
United
Church
was
held
last
Friday
night
and
drew
a
large
attendance.
The
audience
was
appreciative
of
a
splendid
entertainment
which
consisted
of
carols,
recitations,
choruses,
songs,
drills,
pantomlncs,
playlets
and
instrumental
selections.
Those
taking
part
in
the
program
were
Margaret
Oowans,
Erllng
Berg,
Luwrence
Aslln.
Betty
Had-don,
Kenneth
Smith,
Bessie
Anderson,
Ellen
Anderson,
Edna
Ostberg.
Klrky
Oowans.
Margaret
McClary,
Anne
Loper,
Una
McClary.
.,
Alex
As
bride
was
attended
by
Miss
Ltliai
iPaulls
as
bridesmaid.
Misses
Dolly
paulls
of
Cedarvale.
Mrs
Turnei
of
Terrace
and
Mrs.
Leighton
ol
I
Prince
Rupert.
The
bride
was
at-
tired
ln
rose
taffeta
and
was
given
'away
by
Mr.
Houston
of
Klsoiox
Rev.
B.
Shearman
officiated
at
tht
wedding.
Mrs.
R.
Sam
pare
playca
the
wedding
march.
Afterwards
there
was
a
banquet
in
the
Community
Hall
under
the
management
of
Wallace
Morean.
lOne
hundred
and
sixty
people
at
tended.
Six
tables
were
laid.
Rev
B.
Shearman
and
T.
.Moore
presid
ed
over
the
"white"
table,
at
whid
splendid
spread
was
placed
before
all.
A
special
table
for
chiefs
wa
laid.
Products
Of
Petroleum
1vn
VMlrr1av
hv
A
O.
KIT
district
manager
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Company,
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
In
the
course
of
hts
remarks
he
said:
"The
business
of
every
one
of
you
here
depends
to
a
large
extent
on
a
constant
supply
of
good
oil
of
various
kinds
fnr
Its
success
ful
operation
and
It
is
the
privl-itac
rapor
rises
to
contact
lege
of
the
larger
companies.
par-ljiqaM
which
Is
on
the
plates.
ticuiariy.
to
see
mat
you
gei
ii
OH
keeps
the
wheels
and
propel
-lors
of
President
Bill's
trains
and
boats
running
smoothly.
It
enables
Paul
and
Bill
Fulton
to
take
quick
but
enjoyable
hunting
trips
and
fly
back
and
forth
across
the
country.
It
helps
our
medical
members
In
concocting
salves,
oint
ments
and
various
remedies.
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lln.
Tommv
Smith.
Evelvn
Nleholls.
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ft
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v
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Herbert
Ashcroft.
Adeline
Oerow.
and
Harry's
printing
presses
and.
May
Mlddleton.
Bernle
Munger.jin
fact,
there
la
some
in
the
ink
Beryl
Munger
and
Rose
Hunger,
they
use
Charlie
and
Tummy
Marguerite
Patterson.
Jessie
Ocr-
could
keep
their
coal
dustleas
with
ow.
Mrs.
Fank
Bushfleld
was
In
it
and
Bill
Alder
uw
It
on
our
charge
of
the
program
and
Mrs.
M.
roads.
Max
Hettbroner
keep
hi
T
m
r.
course.
Mrs.
j
m.
uowans
ana
store
warm
with
tt
and
Jim
roofing
papers
and
shtncrUc
TVih
!
Hopkins
keoos
his
clothes
spkk
and
span
with
It
and
has
It
In
th
oilcloth
on
bis
office
floor.
Bert
Ward's
storace
baU-r(M
Hat
MOl
Sjlka
In
H.itt.
.
I
A
lln
kills
-
.
.
.
..
.
flies
with
and
has
tt
in
the
heavy
crayons
he
uses
for
marking.
Come
From
Ground
"In
the
first
place,
what
Is
commonly
known
as
crude
oil
comes
from
a
hole
In
the
ground.
This
r
not
Just
any
hole
as
to
be
proft'
.repast
period.
Afterwards
conRrat-,ncv
nave
It
under
control,
which
i
ulatory
speeches
were
made
by
'
tcn
like
trying
to
hold
a
wild
I
Rev.
Shearman.
T.
Moore.
Bright.
M.
Jones.
E.
Smith.
D
Wells
and
Mrs.
A.
Williams.
The
I
bridegroom,
ln
a
neat
little
speech
i
both
ln
English
and
the
native
ilrnuaee
responded.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
I'llONE
GREEN
330
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zarelll
Proprietor
MA
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rhone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
M.'
'
ue
tall,
they
ship
tt
to
a
rciinery.
"At
the
refinery
It
Is
first
of
all
analysed
In
th-
laboratory
where
a
staff
of
chemists,
supplied
with'
every
instrument
and
antMrnt.i.
Both
Mr.
Sampare
and
his
brldr
j'r
th"
purpose,
diseects
It
to
find
are
mgniy
respcciea
lor
many"-"1-"
properties
that
partlc-miles
around
and
are
both
old
plo-
uIar
batch
of
crude
has.
Th
necrs
of
this
neighborhood
chemists
continually
check
all
op-
A
dance
was
held
later
In
the
"""lions
and
exact
tests
are
made
pvrnlntr
'onrl
a
nmlt
s
j
j
.
lit
rnrh
mi
n
rv
nf
s
miu
mcsTi
wt
ttUlllUt'U
,
aLAlUUIUffriV.
FiO
I
ii
I
t
....
.
.
nil
M
M
.
t
inairry
wuiiams
urcnestra
played
Wl
uu
racn
wnai
m
called
thr
(ha
mmU
.
Mf
iiiiiinca
Irtish
nrl'
tnrkA
s
i-
.
..
siorate
tanlc
u-ithnn
I
passing
a
great
numhpr
nf
ture
range,
is
conducted
through
'ptpM
Immersed
In
cold
water
which
convert
It
back
to
liquid
.form.
Years
afo
thU
was
practi
'ealjy
the
complete
process
but
new
i
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in
t
ak.tni.rv
m.hrw.'
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n.
Rix
Gives
IntrreMinc
Addre.i
have
rapidly
taken
place
which.
In
.
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t
un
Minjfci
ai
uoiary
tiuu
luirn.
amwt
nu
wmr
rum.
m
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mtmitM
ailan
anH
mnrhln
rnn
-
Th
ManufnMiir
tt
P4rnl4Hllfl
4MMln
1SW
lutlanM
U'ithntlt
f
hf
1
Products
and
Their
Use'
was
the
j
product
tich
as
have
been
more
.
.
.
.
.
l
n
-
J
J
.a
-
A
1
suDjeci
oi
an
.nieresunK
orf-
or
less
recenuy
oeveiopca,
mc
modern
car
or
airplane
engine
would
be
itnpoatlbic.
it
"Nowadays.
In
the
ease
of
eoso-ll
line.
diatlllaUoD
U
usually
carried
out
In
a
piece
of
apparatus
called1
a
"bubble
tower."
In
the
bubbl-
tower
are
a
number
of
trays
spaced
at
Intervals.
Bach
tray
is.
provided
with
a
series
of
capped)
nippies
through
which
the
ascend
-
the
"BasentlaUy
a
bubble
tower
re
distills
the
material
on
each
plate
As
the
top
of
the
tower
is
main
t-dntwl
at
a
kwr
L-mrwntiir.
than
hich
wt;:
remove
what
sulphur
arid
re
mains.
Finally
it
Is
washed
with
water
4o
remove
the
caustic
soiu
Don
II
the
bottom,
each
plate
Is
projrea-
lively
hotter
as
the
bottom
Is
an-1
proached
A
bubble
tower
of
ten
plates
is
rotmhly
equivalent
In
fractionating
efficiency
to
ten
re
run
stills
Modem
refineries
ux-
a
conUowtus
battery
of
suits
flted
with
bubble
towers,
each
mjcec&lve
till
being
hotter
than
the
last
With
modern,
up-to-date
frarttn
atinc
equipment.
It
Is
possible
to
control
the
quality
of
gasoline
very
closely
Practically
ail
erode
oil
contain
Miss
Coplthornt
assisted.
Rev.
Thompson
uses
it
on
his
floors.
Lee
LmuTJ
!"
,
J"'
'
"nd
or
another
Frank
Bushfleld
acted
as
chairman
norrinn
u-tn
n
v..
mr.Hi
tr""
,
.and
1
Miss
C.
Manson
was
accomp-
Pete
Linzey
happen,
to
run
ouTThTT"
12
anlst
KITWANGA
WEDDING
of
coal
oil
and
von
pant
art
fivhl
(from
Jock
who
keeps
his
transformers
cool
with
It.
Jack
Nleholls
uses
It
In
his
ice
machines
and
Syd
Thomson
should
use
It
In
toe
(form
of
wax
to
preserve
his
fruits
and
vegetables.
I
wouldn't
sa
that
Bill
Millar
actually
bntlW
Mrs.
A.
CadwalUder
Becomes
The
and
RrlU
H
certain
aloohok
.
n
r.
nij4i
f..uw
t.
nMl
V.
tsnae
oi
uus
bampare
l"v
itu
jic
wwo
'use
It
to
clean
his
window.
The
vmiiwni
T-i
n.
,
iDean
tl&M
11
nn
hli
tiiirn
nuiiv-t
Paut-K
rhun-h
n
VL'riA-,
m..
runs
hts
snappy
Quick
and
delrv-
happy
couple
united
In
marriage
ery
lruck
1Ul
u
and
ev
could
were
Ous
Sam
pa
re.
Kltwanga
,
H
nn
hta
ro,,,nK
to
pre-postmaster.
and
Mrs.
A.
Cadwal-'Teni
the
doun
,rom
ttekln
lader
of
Cedarvale.
The
church
was'
0w,rie
Bryant
might
think
hU
full.
The
bridegroom
was
attended
I
oods
arf
"
from
"
bl
cor-
by
R.
Walker
as
best
man.
Tom!1'"
ww
rr
"
woollen
Moore.
R.
Burton
and
J
Berg.
The!"
res
ln
tlnrUnK
and
wearing
Oeorge
Mitchell
sells
tt
In
certain
.
"
rmj
flkOll
ta
the
form
of
a
yellow
p,.wder
eommoniy
called
"flowers
of
sulphur."
but
is
also
preaent
an
intri
cate
compounds
which
are
invu
(We
Great
Care
Nrrdrd
Tbejr
must
be
removed
..r
the
gasoline
will
corrode
certain
parts
oi
me
engines
There
are
vartui
methods
of
rsmortag
Uie
sulphur
common
one
betas
i
ding
of
much
interest
In
Kltwanga
ant
ih
has
his
meals
thoroagnry
Jt
mix
J
a
small
quant;iy
.
.
.
.
1
IrnnkM.
-ith
i
i
1
04
suipouric
acta
1Ui
the
lU
Al
rt
t-t
.-
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Pi
"
"
ana
aisinci
iook
place
at
Bt.l
"yiine
tk-b
i
-
M
caasUc
soda
wesu
care
must
be
ukr.n
to
assure
satisfactory
results
Ii
customary
In
Canada
to
mark"
wrtous
grades
of
gasoline,
each
Uv
disttatutshed
by
it
color
For
auuniottfka.
for
Instance,
aw
SKATES
!
Get
Vour
.kale
Outfits
and
Kuiplir
at
Gordon's
naruware
AT
LAST
The
Picture
You've
I'en
Waiting
por
AVS'ON...l!ttorl,
South
Sr.
pmd,
H
A
word
lmaf,
toJlirl
an
awfM.me
picture
of
1
,ftT
J
and
dfir.,r.i
d
bunt.
,cro.
(ht
Kffe;
the
trim,
nn
drams,
the
.oarin,
b.,.,
a
treat
love
.torT
a,ia
J
you.
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the
blesslne
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ban-
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began
and
the
Totem
Pole
which.
Incidently.
Is
not
actual!
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a
pool
but
more
closely
resemblerj
a
sponge
with
all
the
space
filled
wlUi
oil
and
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usually
under
con
slderable
pressure.
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geotoRist.
by
versus
intrl-'
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calculaUons.
decides
wiw
he
hole
shall
be
drilled.
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he
is
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played
selections
durine
the
,lcky.
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strike
oil
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tqulpment
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different
proportions,
form
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a
muimude
of
compounds
solid,
liquid
and
gaseous
each
with
totally
distinctive
properties.
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compounds
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compounas
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car-ibon
which
make
up
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crude
oil
vaporize
at
a
different
temperature.
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crude
is.
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into
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still,
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temperature
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