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and
Friend
A
Very
Happy
New
Year
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Your
Coal
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Full
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YEAR
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a
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for
New
Year
We
Have
a
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at
10
off.
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The
Coming
Year
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries
5
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s
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p
25c
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I
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25c
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Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-l'iiciHc
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Vancouver
-via
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can
i
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-I'rlnress
Adelaide"
F.very
I
rlday
10
p.m.
T
VANCOUVER
JIIKECr
llrrrmber
Mh,
J9lh.
January
2nd
ICtb,
SOU.
SS.
PRINCESS
NOUAII"
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Ulnter
Incursion
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.nd
Heturn-rifk.
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if
Final
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to
Feb.
X8th,
1939.
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i
Fresh
Local
Haw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
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March
3lst,
1939
v..thX-n.a.a
Pacific
Services
Connection,
Ht
V.nvuv,r
,T,fk;:Veent"rWrTa
?rlnr.
Rupert,
R.C.
W.
1
COATF.S,
(leneral
Attnt
.
J.
H.
BULGER
A.inmnliiei
vRoyal
Bank
Hldf
.
President
W.
appointed
L.
Coates
of
the
Rotary
Club
hat
ft.
W.
Wlnslow,
R.
G.
Hopkins
.and
W.
O.
Fulton
to
be
the
program
caranitUe
for
tht
coming
six
months.
On
Monday,
when
New
Year's
will
be
observed,
the
Post
Office
wlokels
will
be
open
from
Z
a.m.'
to
12
noon.
The
public
lobby
win
be
ojien
from
7
a.m.
to
0
pjn.
Edward
Blewett,
well
known
as
a
mlnlne
mflnlfr
mprhnnlr
At
Daw
Walker.
olker.
Mr.
Mr.
Calebson
Calebson
and
and
Mr.
Mr.
Lien.
Lien.
THE
DAILY
NWfl
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
gerenaler
Dam
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
In
Boston
Hall.
I
1
Prince
Rupert
Phone
112
Taxi;
new
heated
cars
302)
1
B.
C.
Clothier
Store
will
-be
los-
led
until
iurther
notice
owing
to
'
.
m
f
AA1
flood
from
frozen
pipes.
ling
may
be
cleared
up
it
is
de-
planned
to
leave
today.
I
tiled
to
point
out
that
Evcnson's
I
Ideal
Clcanrs
do
not
use
gaso-
iline
la
nv
form
in
their
cleaning
5-1
process,
iney
nave
a
very
moaeni
V'typc
of
plant
for
this
purpose.
wtilcli
uses
a
product
known
Varsol
as
the
cleaning
scent
as
302
tfi
Tlie
Nordkap
8ociety
held
lt
tZ
p
5
Christmas
Tree
celebration
l,,e
Meirl,0,c
HaH
,Mt
with
a
capacity
crowd
in
attend
-
Inn..
Ti
A-rlu
mrt
nf
thA
ore
is
ft
To
The
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
S
Nordkap
Society
Celebrates
mas
tirlightful
Scandinavian
Social
Catherine
Iit
NUlit
in
Met-rnplr
Halt
Enjoyed
by
targe
Crowd
nlmt
was
given
over
to
a
program
appropriate
to
the
occasion
cul
minating
in
the
singing
of
carols
around
the
Christmas
tree
afte.-which
dancing
was
enjoyed.
in
a
nil
A
J
ti
Following
the
singing
of
carols
Many
Attend
around
the
Christmas
tree,
dancln
commenced
at
10
pjn.
with
music
by
Fossum
Brothers'
Orchestra
and
Kcls
Ounderson
as
master
or
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
Maurelius
Holkestad,
Mrt.
T.
Solllen.
Mrs.
R.
Jensen,
Mrs.
P.
Wikdal.
Inge
Valen.
II.
Gulbransen
and
B,
Pedcrsen.
Invald
Fenness
nrnslded
at
the
door.
taum:
tennis
iiati:s
nvrnnooL
rH
3:
cp
Walker's
Music
Store
Largr
Stock
Music
lirinttnian,
Nordheinier
and
Lesace
Pianos
llano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
flume
Itloe
SS
212
-UhSt.
chss
cook.
-.-m
.r-m:mi
Mt
fi
fm
ii)aiai-ouiiu
i
International
Cafe
a
the
travi:i.m:ks
cafe
m
Has
changed
ownership
and
will
be
continued
as
the
In-
(:
ternatiunal
Cnfe
under
new
m
management
with
entirely
B,
new
staff
Including
a
first
Full
Meal
Served
fr
25c
Satisfaction
(luaranteed
INTERNATIONAL
CAFE
211
Clh
Street
CENTRAL
HOTEL
KOOMS
and
CAFE
Fbene-M
.Kor
'Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
K.
BLACK
Burial
Rites
4303i
Frank
Lloyd,
well
known
Ketchi
kan
.fisheries
aerator,
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
returnlrg
north
.after
a
trip
to
Seattle.
JI.
C.
Nunan,
manager
of
the
New
England
Fish
Co.
at
Ketch!
kan,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah'
yesterday
afternoon
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
son,
was
a
passenger
'aboard
the
J.
E.
Boyle,
sales
manager
of
th
Princes
Norah
yesterday
after-iunlon
OH
Co.
from
Seattle,
was
noon
xeturning
to
the
Yukon
fitter
here
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
a
vimi
wun
nis
lamny
in
vancou-
yesterday
afternoon
bound
rot
ver
.Wrangell.
He
will
pay
.a
visit
of
in-
.neetlon
to
various
of
the
corn-Mrs
Herbert
Busby
and
son.
.pony's
brandies
In
Alaska.
Fred,
of
Nanaimo
arrived
in
.the
fiity
on
the
Prince
Norah
yester-
Lawrence
Innes.
Ernest
Bolton.
Iday
.
afternoon
to
pay
a
vMt
Henry
Vickers
and
Fred
Spcnc
i
-
-
m
r
Mrs.
uuoy-
narcnw,
mt.
ana
Mrs.
oI
xitkatla.
after
spending
thres
lack
Armxlrnnff
t
m
hp
MR
good
night's
ntflu
DO
THIS:
Manafe
hU
throat,
chut,
and
back
with
Vlcfc
VipoRub
and
tuck
him
into
bed.
Next,
put
a
ipooixlul
ot
VapoRub
In
a
bul
of
bolUflf
water,
place
a
nfvanprr
or
tbrtl
over
the
child'
hrad
like
a
tent,
covering
the
bowl
too,
so
the
medicated
vapors
can
be
Inhaled
tor
several
minutes.
ThU
treat
tnent
loosens
phlegm-clears
alr-paisf
es-checka
tendency
to
cough
-relieves
local
congestion.
Long
alter
he
relaxes
Into
peaceful
sleep.
VapoRub'
poultice
-and
-vapor
action
Is
still
bringing
relief
-and
in
can
Ret
a
re&l
im.
W
arDiia
Inge
Valen
waa
chairman
and
-
-
-
-
the
proceedings
opened
with
a
son?
.victor
I.
Haan,
superintendent
in
which
all
the
audience
Joined.
oi
the
railway
division
of
the
Whit?
Other
Items
on
the
program
in-
Paas
and
yukon
Route
at
Skagway
eluded
piano
solo
by
Peter
Lien,
ana
Mrs.
Haan
were
passengers
address
by
Rev.
T.
II
Rlsberg,
pas-
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yester-
tor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church:
ay
afternoon
returning
to
Alaska
selections
by
the
Varden
Singer
a(tcr
a
holiday
In
Seattle
and
an
Instrumental
trio
Dy
Mr
.
Mrs.
I'lhel
.May
McKlnlry
Laid
At
Rest
Folluwing
Service
Yesterday
Afternoon
.
There
was
a
large
gathering
oi
friends
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Ethel
May.
McKlnley,
formerly
of
"upload
will
Ireland
In
an
in-
Surf
Point
and
for
the
past
year
-matiopai
tW
tennis
match
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
wnos
hr
.Tnnnarv
M
it
s
announced,
death
occurred
earlier
In
the
weei;
T-iw
vnrth
nf
Fnoland
onen
title
Jlev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
-lav
will
b
held
January
13-14
at
Baptist
Church,
officiated
and
Mrmrhrster
Miss
Lois
Judfc
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
"
-
which
were
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Pour
and
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus."
Following
the
chapel
service,
in
torment
was
made
ln
Falrvlew
.Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
N.
Mc
Kenzle.
H.
V.
Tattersal
A.
Cromp
Peter
latxirte,
B.
R.
Rice
and
Earl
Bel:or.
j
There
were
numerous
floral
Announcements
AU
advertisements
In
thl
col
omn
will
be
charged
for
s
full
month
at
25c
a
word,
N6rdkap
Chrjslmxs
Tree
Decern-
ber29.
Eagles'
Dance
New
Year's
Eve,
10
p.m.
Varden
Entertainment,
Jan.
8
Toe
H.
Bridge
January
18.
I
Presbyterian
Bufh'
Banquet
Jan-juary
25.
I.-,-.-.,
I
vUiiiut
Snowball
Fiolli
'ary
27
MooseJfalK,Janu-
SOUTH
SEA
SAGA
HERE
"Hurricane,"
With
Dorothy
Lamourj
and
Jon
Halt,
is
Ilea!
Thriller
j
A
dramatic
saga
of
the
South;
Seas,
said
to
be
rich
in
all
the
ele-
ments
of
.cinematic
entertainment,'
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end
in
Thi
Hurricane"
with
Dorothy
Lamour
and
Jon
Hall
heading
an
imposln
cast
which
also
includes
Mary
As
tor,
C.
Aubrey
Sffilth.
Thomas
Mit
chell,
Raymond
Massey,
John
Car-
radine
and
Jerome
Cowan.
1
The
story,
replete
with
tender
romance,
powerful
drama,
plctur-
esque
setting
and
a
spectacular
andj
exciting
climax,
is
that
of
two
na-j
live
sweethearts
on
a
low
Island
who
are
wed
but
whose
happiness!
is
short-lived
after
the
husband
mate
of
a
trading
schooner,
is
im-j
prisoned
for
striking
a
white
man!
who
insults
him.
After
five
years
hej
escapes
and
makes
his
way
home
taj
his
native
island.
The
search
for.
him
is
at
its
height
when
a
greatj
hurricane
blows
up.
Unmindful
of
hi-
nrwm
eftv
fin
trrv
n
hln
the
inhabitants
and,
in
the
fury
of
na-1
,
;
V.
''
t
X.
kT
ture'e
elements,
plays
un
important)
to
leave
lor
home
yesterday
but
.
UmJL'
part.
The
hurricane
scenes,
as
ta
lm
in
order
that
a
misunderstand-
riere
held
up
by
bad
weather
ard
Soup
Oi
Mums
Lures
London
1
plied
by
the
title,
constitute
thej
outstanding
feature
of
the
picture
Whifflets
From
The
Waterffont
V
,
C.
P
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
-Capt
Henry
.Anderson,
is
due
Jn
port
at
6
o'clock
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
j
and
waypoints.
Metropolis
Intrigued
by
Ret-ine
Re
ceived
From
Vancouver
J
LONDON.
Dec.
30:
(CPI
Newest
culinary
Idea
is
chrysanthemum
J
soup,
relates
the
London
News.
,
Chronicle.
Recipe,
given
by
the
J
Japanese
Chrysanthemum
Society
of
Vancouver,
was
tried
out
by
a
London
chef
who
pronounced
thl
fcoup
"very
palatable."
If
you
want
to
try
it.
take
one
pint
of
milk,
a
tablespoonful
of
cornflour
and
om
larce
chrysanthemum.
Heat
the.
milk
and
butter
In
a
pan,
add
cornflour
and
stir
until
thick.
Add
chopped
chrysanthemum
petals
which
have
been
soaked
in
boiling
water
for
two
minutes.
DIRECTING
EVOLUTION
Scientist
Relieves
Mankind
-.Given!
Greater
Control
of
Development
NEW
STORK,
Dec.
.30:
CJ
Few
scientists
of
today
will
.defend
ai
atheistic
attitude
on
the
evolution,
of
mankind,
according
to
Dr.
Ar
thur
Compton,
University
of
Chi-'
cago
physics
professor
and
Nobel
pri2e
winner.
In
an
address
here
on
the
"Religion
of
a
Scientist,"
Dr.
Compton
said
that,
"as
we
learn
more
about
the
world,
the
probability
of
its
having
resulted
by
chance
processes
becomes
more
and
more
The
world
is
still
in
the
early
stages
of
evolution
and,
.as
.man
develops,
he
probably
-will
-take
over
from
God
responsibility
for
the
evolution
of
life
on
earth,
the
Chicago
scientist
said.
Faith
In
God
may
be
a
thoroughly
scientific
attitude,
Dr.
Compton
declared,
even
though
it
Is
not
possible
to
establish
the
correctness
of
.the
.belief
"Such
.a
faith
.Is
presumably
based
orj
the
.experience
(that
the
hypothesis
.of
God
gives
a
more
reasonable
interpretation
of
the
world
than
any
other."
iie
said.
Analysing
the
present
stage
of
evolution
Dr.
Compton
sold
man
Is
now
master
of
plant
and
.animal
life
.on
earth
and,
to
a
large
extent,
even
the
means
of
con
trolling
his
own
evolution.
"Gradually
the
responsibility
is!
being
shifted
by
God
to
our
should-'
ers.
As
science
advances
It
seems
Inevitable
that
this
transfer
of
authority
will
approach
completeness."
he
said.
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