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turday
Night
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thai
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up
Solid
Walnut
llnd
Table
(ffre
Table
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tay
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Waton
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f
Srooters
.
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gte
UiinC
Room
Table
Fur
Trlmmfd
VELVET
OVERSHOES
that
will
be
thoroughly
appreciated.
iUU
of
heels,
first
grade.
SLIPPERS
54.00
Black
or
brown.
82.85
SUrer,
(Jold
or
Sullu
EVENING
SLIPPERS
We
have
Just
tfrelved
new
shipments
specially
for
thU
Ivoitday
Mawn.FlattlM,
Dnteh
Hoy,
or
spike
heel--
$2.95
$4.95
S1.00US2.25
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
m
unity
Clubhouse
on
Saturday
last.
Ladles'
first
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
E.
Peterson
and
ladles'
conso-
prize
by
Miss
J.
Falconer.
Ilatlon
Men's
first
prize
was
won
by
E.
Peterson
and
consolation
by
Tom
!
OLsen.
Refreshments
were
wrved
by
Mrs.
ARM
IX-
M
CPi--Un-
T.
Payne
and
Mrs.
E..
Peterson.
;
.
j,
re
nf
the
Allee
Arm,
,
ue
British
Columbia!
f
Mines,
an
enjoyable
The
Dally
N-
i
r
A.
U.
C
was
held
in
the
Com-.
Diner.
GIFTS
That
All
The
Family
Will
Enjoy
S8.75
S6.50,
$9.00
Call
GREEN
916
ELIO'S
Tinnn
aVenue
Hours
i
ron.
9
a
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t
5:59
$10.00
S24.75
S12.00
Brid:e
Takle-Iri
a
varkty
of
pleasing
color
schemes
50
2
Red
and
black,
walnut
and
tan
W
v
T.lnset-Oorulstlngorpaxrite
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9.50
818.00
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up
55.00
and
$6.00
&
8
Used
Furniture
Qitz
.
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nn
To
Observe
Anniversary
Kitkatla
Laying
Plans
to
lionot
Chief
and
Mrs.
Edward
(".amble
at
New
Year
KITKATLA,
December
23--
The
.village
of
Kitkatla
Is
already
mak-
5
bration
on
January
2
tn
connection
6
1
with
the
observance
of
the
twenty
a
fifth
wedding
anniversary
of
Chlei
b,
II.
uaUJUlC.
UlUL
sww
lis
taking
the
leading
part
In
ar
Irangements
for
the
celebration
which
will
be
one
of
the
biggest
vents
ever
staged
In
the
village
Chiefs,
relatives
and
friend
from
other
villages
are
expected
to
come
to
Kitkatla
to
take
part
In
tht
festlvltle
ot
the
occasion
which
will
be
featured
by
a
big
banquet
and
la
connection
with
which
thej
will
also
be
sports
events.
I
.
,.,
o-i.rftnalillni
of
9
chairs.
Cff
ff
AO
m
-nrrc
tiinmr
nwiu
ww
,
,
Chief
and
Mrs.
Gamble
were
unl-
born
ln
Kltkatla.
Is
now
sixty-eight
years
of
age.
The
daughter
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Starr.
Mrs
Gam
be
was
born
at
Bella
Bella
fif
ty-six
years
ago.
Among
those
who
attended
the
wedding
were
H
Humchlt
and
M.
Sciya
of
Bella
Bella,
both
of
whom
are
exoectetl
to
attend
the
anniversary
celebra
tion,
1
!!l
table
and
buffet
3
1
WANTED
k
Vanity
DreMer-In
Walnut
finish
S;f
-Hina
Cabinet
-
A
'.;
A
is
II
820.00
A
rrlnce
Itupert
SMITHERS
carry
oat
lt
rwrular
annual
func
tion
on
Christmas
Day
by
vlstunj;)
Ube
Smlthtrs
Hospital
and
play
fft'lng
a
c
oncert
for
the
patients
and
n.staff.
After
the
concert
the
band.
in
I
will
sing
Christmas
carols
accom--panied
by
an
orchestra
formed
v3.from
a
sectun
of
the
band.
This
3
'event
has
come
to
be
a
regular
f
Institution
It
has
been
carried
Qjout
every
year
slnee
the
big
new
I
hospital
under
the
Sisters
of
S
lAnn
has
been
In
existence
arid
It
t-
has
been
greatly
appreciated
by
ft
those
who
are
obliged
to
spend
their
Christmas
there.
The
band
has
been
considerably
augmented
recently
by
the
addition
of
new
Native
Fishermen
And
Advances
From
Canners
KITSEOUKLA,
Dec.
23.
A
meet
ing
was
held
In
McDames
Hall
on
Tuesday
afternoon
to
discuss
the
present
situation
of
the
native
fish-1
ermen
in
their
relation
to
advances
and
refunding
money
loaned.
Representatives
were
present
from
the
arloui
reserves
Mattias
Bright
from
Kltwanga,
for
Carlisle
Cannery)
;
Robert
Wilson
from
Kisplox
(for
Carlisle
Cannery);
John
O.
Brown,
Klspiox
(for
Sunnyskle
Cannery)
;
Henry
Wilson,
Cedarvale
"for
Sunnyslde
Cannery);
Moses
Jones,
Kltsegukla
for
North
Pacific
Janneryi.
and
Jeffery
Johnson,
Kltsegukla
for
Casslar
Cannery).
'
Mu:h
important
business
wasj
transacted
and
certain
conclusions
were
arrived
at.
Resolutions
have'
Vim
f
nrara
tAA
1Ia
miniapn
nf
ted
in
marriage
at
Bella
Bella
onl.,
.
...
imc
vinoiu
canneries
wno
nave
January
.
.
1
1913
i
by
John
.
.
Pm1I-
..
I
Mt
teldlUlrters
ln
Vancouver
I
Comox-Atlin.
Mr.
Oamble,
whowa-
Would
Make
Silver
Dollars
From
Metal
Mind
e
In
Canada
ALICE
ARM.
Dec.
23.
Resolutions
from
this
association
were
recently
forwarded
to
the
federal'
and
provincial
representatives,
urg
Ins
tVtA
r
Vinro
tf
f
nnIUn
mIh
ed
sXUtr
and
conYertint?
It
Into
il
The
fimithers
Brass
Band
wlU.
aouars.
It
is
the
opinion
here
that
such
a
rr.?y
would
give
a
much
needed
stimulant
to
northern
industries
and
would
place
many
unemployed
back
Into
profitable
employment.
VADERHOOF
r
hoof
on
the
site
of
the
old
Van-derhool
HoteL
It
will
measure
94
by
U
feet;
Mrs.
R.
H.
Moore
has
returned
to
her
home
ln
Vandexhoof
after
undergoing
an
operation
for
ap-
membe'rs
and
the
training
of
r(jPuiicltl3
in
the
Prince
George
Hos-crults
and
now
numbers
25
must-J
p
,lax
clans
who.
under
Bandmaster
John
'
,
Gray,
are
quite
able
to
put
on
04or6e
lton.
A
has
been
a
member
of
the
board
of
commls-
very
enjoyable
concerts.
sloners
of
the
village
of
Vander-
Gerald
Stephens,
who
Is
a
mem.'001
p?ef
slnce
'ncorporation,
has
tier
of
the
waff
of
one
cf
the-
been
reelected
by
acclamation
for
oranche
ot
the
Royal
Bank
of
Ca.
anolher
lenn
of
tnree
rs.
nada
in
Vancouver,
and
Pal
Dow-
ney.
who
U
student
at
the
Unl-'
17ie
mar"age
took
place
In
Van-verstty
f
British
Columbia,
both
?f.rKo?r
00
Mony
of
this
week
of
nrrtvrrf
Knmo
vesterdnv
mornina
MU
lrcn
C""
and
Elijah
Har-
to
spend
their
Christmas
holidays
?5?ve
Bo,h
have
spnt
most
of
with
their
oarenU
in
SmltHers.
.tnelr
Uves
ln
tne
Nechako
Valley
WANTED
Salesman,
for
district.
Pacific
Mutual
Benem
Associa-tlon.
342
Pender
St.
West,
Vancouver
M
FOK
SALF
,
I
FOK
SALE
Wat
Wylo,
22
leet.
cabin
runabout.
4
h.p.
Easthopei
'
engine,
and
rowboat,
$150.
Mn-
Jestlc
8-tube
radio,
$20.
Owner
t
leaving
town.
Must
sell
Phone
Dlgby
wireless,
Black
202.
300
FOK
RENT
KINGSTON
ROOMS
'
OPENED
up
In
Alder
Block.
Fori
Bent
warm,
bright,
furnished
or'
unfumislied.j-oonta.
--vSO!
(
dlstrltt.
Tlie
Christmas
concert
which'
r
was
puw
on
a
few
nlghte
ago
in
mrBTBtira
the
Catpltol
Theatre
by
the
public
j
It,
B,
Wamcr
and
Principal
A.
P.
Jones,
was
one
of
the
most
sue-)
cessful
of
Its
kind
ever
undertaken
$jihere.
The
theatre
was
tilled
o'i
iboth
n'ghts
tlfat
the
concert
wss
on
and
the
financial
results
were
very
gratifying
to
those
in
chaise
.
It
will
gv
a
long
way.
to
provide,
the
requirements
of
the
school
In
the
;
way
of
soort
for
the
coming
year,
j
Try
a
Dallv
ni
mhmiIW
t
To
Your
W,
We're
Beauty
Expert
arorooe
v
You
h
yout
favofitc
beauty
pIor
where
they
fix
your
hir
in
fuit
th.
way
you
like
.
.
.
sod
we
wot
to
b
your
favorite
"beautv
eipertsT'for
your
wardrob.1
Our
ability
to
do
a
tuperb
(obof
drydeaoi.g
it
due
not
only
to
our
tkiu,
but
to
the
fact
that
we're
licensed
to
u
the
famoua
DRLSHEm
PROCESS
otcteaoiag.
It.makrs
t
ilk
look
like
nw...re
atorci
life
andfreaharia
to
garmeatit
Tbt
Drt-Shtro
FtKMt
nn
cJ
um
J
U
prcuurt
alter
eautpouut.
DW-jpH
paocE$s
IDEAL
CLEANERS
Mellrlde
Street
and
Fifth
Ave.
PHONE
858
liaiBiwrArBIAtVXitl'iv.B.i
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PAGE
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This
adwrl'-ement
in
not
publistied
cr
dfsplayea
of
British
Timely
Recipes
SCALLOP
SUPREME
2
medium-sized
onions,
chopped;
1
pound
Canadian
scallops;
1
Can
condensed
soup
(tomato,
Excavation
Is
now
under
way
forjpea
or
mushroom)
the
new
hotel
to
be
built
at
Vander"-
Seasonings.
Grease
a
fireproof
casserole
and
spread
the
onions
over
the
bottom
Pick
over
and
wipe
the
scallops
removing
any
bits
of
shell.
Place
Ir.
the
casserole.
Season.
Pour
a
can
of
condensed
soup
over
the
whole
and
put
in
a
moderate
oven
(35T
deg.
F.)
and
bake
for
20
minutes
Buttered
crumbs
may
be
sprinkled
over
the
top
if
desired.
Serve
with
buttered
squash
and
parsley
potatoes.
Music
RulK
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
amr
Harmony:
PHONE
GREEN
3
Venetian
Blinds
Pioneer
Brand
PHIL
LYONS
Phone
Green
885
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
&
E.
BLACK
t
mrm
VBimiM':mMu
tw
minim
1
International
Cafe
THE
TRAVELLERS
CAFE
INTERNATIONAL
CAFE
211
Oth
Street
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
Helntzman,
Nordbtlmer
and
Cesag
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
'Itesonoscbpe"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
i
Has
changed
ownership
and
1
will
be
continued
as
the
In-
pj
ternational
Cafe
under
new
Ijj
management
with
entirely
g
class
cook.
Full
Meals
Served
for
25c
g
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
S
f-WT
fnlumh!
r5-iril
ur
t'i
le
uuveriuiicu
j
SUGGESTIONS
That
Will
Make
Mother's
Christmas
t
A
Happy
One
52.
CC
Se.VT-pct.
Enslish
Opea
i"2.
Dinner
Sets
Several
fine
patterns.
O-i
A
CA
to
choose
from.
From
ViV.OV
Hne
Enelish
Tea
Sets
From
.
NilBH
56.50
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
In
fine
English
Bone;
China.
AU-
50C,
60c,
80c,
51.25
ana
i
uil
A
huge
election
to
cheese
from
Carving
.Sets
Silverware
Pyrex
Ware
Electrical
Goods
Lamps
SPECIAL
.
.
.
GORDON'S
McBRIDE
STREET
Xmas
Tree
Light
SetwComi
plete
with
two
ex-
ftcfr
tra
globes.
Only
"V
HARDWARE
k
UN
Phon
311
It
S
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancover
yla
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Ss.
"Princess
A.dlalde
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECF
December
8th.
19thk
January
2nd.
16tii.
3011
:
SS.
PRINCESS
NORAH"
tng
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tlefc.
ets
on
Sile
Not.
1st.
1938
to
Feb.
28th.
1939.
Final
Return
Limit
March
1939
Connections-at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Service
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
RC
'If
you
loe
anything,
advertise
lor
it.
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fit
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