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ronj
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
loot
SMOTHERS.
Dec.
29.
Ideal
'
The
lour-team
hockey
league
is
Greetings
We
Wish
All
Our
Customers
and
Friends
A
Very
Happy
New
Year
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.-
Ltd.
M
Telephone
631
or
(52
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x
ts
"a
V
FINE
'XMAS
SMITHERS
Great
Weather
Featured
Yuletlde1
Season
in
Interior
Town
Winter
Sports
AH
Heady
to
Go
SMITHERS
1
Smlthers
welcomed
home
many
of
'her
citizens
for
the
Christmas
holl-j
A
r
wwf
ef
t
Vs
Art
fmtrifr
KaV
jfrom
Prince
Rupert
for
the
occas
ion.
Among
those
arriving
were
W.
H.
Colllson,
Graham
Colllson,
Tom'
Colllson.
Tom
Hetherlngton,
W1I-
Ctiristmas
..
weather
prevailed
nam
Beaton.
Larry
Warner
and
throughout
the
Bulkky
Valley
dur-
Mlke
0Nelll,
all
of
whom
are
In
the
Ing
the
ChrUtmas
holidays.
With
102nd
Battery
or
the
Searchlight
tpe
temperature
aooui
io.w
w
ae-
BaUcry
at
pce
RUpert.
Edgar
grees
above
zero
and
a
bright
sun
Woodward
and
James
Laldlaw,
who'
shining
during
the
day
and
bright
have
en
.emDloved
on
work
at
starlight
.
at
i
night
.
it
i
could
.
hardly
i
Prince
RUpert
r
for
some
time,
are'--
naje
ocen
improves
upon,
ice
aiso
Christmas
visitors
to
their
being
made
rapidly
at
the
skating
homes
here.
and
curling
rinks
and
it
is
hoped.
that
there
will
be
good
skating
soon
with
two
weddings
Saturday
and
and
good
curling
very
soon
after-
two
more
scheduled
In
the
next
few
(
wards.
i
days
it
would
seem
that
General
.
The
season
Is
late
for
these
sports
,Cupld
has
been
using
his
heavy
ar-thls
year
as
the
weather
has
con-tillery
quite
effectively
In
Smlthers
tlnued
very
mild
and
rather
wet
for
during
his
recent
general
offensive
the
past
two
months
and
the
colder
i
throughout
the
country.
and
dryer
weather
is
being
much
appreciated
locally
and
also
by
those
who
have
arrived
home
from
Prince
Rupert
ta
spend
the
Christmas
holidays.
"rarin
to
go"
and
it
looks
like
there,
has
been
deserted
for
the
holidays
fcouver.
will
be
good
competition
In
the
and
many
of
the
men
have
gone
to
WILL
SWEDEN
RE
THE
NEXT
"AGGRESSOR
Attacks
on
Sweden
in
the
German
press
demanding
the
removal
of
Swedish
Fordism
Minuter
Sandler,
have
aroused
grave
fears
in
Europe
that
Oermany
ts
about
to
apply
pressure
to
Sweden
In
an
effort
to
stop
her
from
sending
supplies
and
army
to
Finland.
Sweden
is
preparing
to
delend
har-seif
should
she
become
the
next
victim
of
aggression,
and
here
you
see
Swedish
artillerymen
cam-ouflaglng
a
field
piece
during
recent
manoeuvres.
Although
her
army
is
small
It
Is
numbered
M
among
the
world
s
best
equipped.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
various
mining
operations
until
2
o'clock
In
the
working
on
home
front
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
perls
point
out,
are
the
only
persons
who
ean
be
removed
from
relief
rr.!U
and
the
remainder,
anart
from
dsptndents
of
employables.
CNJR.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
;
represent
the
ever-present
portion
tributary
to
Smithers
closed
down
JUrhniinrf
orrtruf
in
iwi
at
8
While
wr
needs
will
need
In
game
this
winter
as
usual
The
their
homes
In
Vancouver
while"
Delayed
on
her
voyage
by
stress
I
"hile
frightened
by
uncertainty
various
teams
are
being
sponsored
others
are
remaining
in
Smlthers.,
nf.
weather.
CXSl.
steamer
Prince
of
wartime,
many
small
concerns)
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Qanadlan
National
Railways
In
Smlthers
while
there
will
be
a
team
came
in
to
town
and
Mr.
Herman
.charlotte
at
3
Thursday
afternoon
1
swelling
the
number
of
workless.
and
some
of
the
others
left
for
f0r
Masse
U
and
is
making
her
Mas-
R"f
budgets
far
have
been
Grand
Forks
by
car
while
others
are!
tt
Inlet
calls
today.
The
vessel
on
an
unchanged
basis,
that
Is
at
irum
iKwa
uus
year
ior
uie
iirsi.aiso
spenaing
me
noiiaay
in
town.
snouid
reacn
prince
RUpert
tonight
time
and
there
promises
to
be
con-
So
far
none
of
the
men
have
come
or
Saturday
morning
'
oderable
rivalry.
tn
from
the
Hunter
Basin
property
The
Curling
Club
is
all
organized
south
of
Telkwa.
,
.
,
..
...
and
waiting
only
for
sufficient
ice
to
be
made
when
"The
Roarln
,
.
lalde.
Carjt.
William
Hushes.
pays
to
let
them
know
what
rot
of
Smlthers
and
outside
visitors,
have
to
sell
I
spent
the
holidays
In
town.
sVkxwPJHuK?.'
JUWg.
A
"
"
rut
ncAto-al&HC
.
.
.
(J
V
U
(RtitSitliey.n74)
As
a
Christmas
Gift
or
for
Yuletidc
and
year
round
entertaining
"Black
&
White"
is
always
right.
Advertising
is
r
attesiinent
HiH
26'
j
oz.
ViilHHV
40
oz.
f
$5X0
BLACK
&
WHITE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
James
Buchanan
&
Co.
Limited,
Glasgow
and
London
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
This
adrcrtlscmcnt
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
"
"
a
"rock
bottom"
level
sufficient
to
provide
bare
necessities.
Unemployment
experts
say
relief
expenditures
will
show
no
great
.change
In
the
unnsimas
nusiness
seems
to
naveu...
.
r
-,u
-..v...
unless
the
cost
of
H
...
.
m
.
a
.
.....
.
UUC
Sit
LFUib
at
I
vsvru
SW
MBIlSSU
1
L
needs
of
the
Allies.
Immediate
future
living,
always
uame
wui
oe
on
its
way
again
lor
Deen
a
nuie
oeiier
man
nas
been
.
th
d
.
j,,.
the
deciding
factor,
should
out-another
enthusiastic
season.
.
experienced
dnite,
:
the
past
fe,
SSl
-
Five
Uwusana
people
read
the
t
t
.jc.
Ruprt
.
weU
cleaned
with
the
business
Daily
News.
It
,
A
large
number
of
former
residents
I
;"V!"tli
done.
but
will-probably
not
iKl?
away
on
time.
The
Dominion
Labor
Depart-.ment
has
taken
steps
to
aid
in
I
preparation
tor
Intensified
industrial
activity.
Through
the
agency
'of
the
youth
training
project
a
t
survey
of
the
skilled
trades
is
under
way
to
ascertain
which
tradi3
need
recruits
the
most
Young
men
in
training
are
being
taught
;th
metal
trades
and
other
skilled
cra.'U.
Mrare
than
6.000
have
been
under
training
in
forestry
and
mining.
Thousands
of
young
--Til
hvben
trained
In
health,
citizenship,
first
aid.
physical1
rMnine.
scientific
agriculture
home
economies
and
a
numbr
of
..w
MuMrg.
Many
are
taking
courses
in
the
skilled
trades
and
terhntcal
branches
of
the
avia;
)
industry,
to
fit
them
for
wartime
roles.
Daily
advcrtisir.t
m
.
News
is
sure
to
bring
'
iilt
the
OnlU
dally
re-
I.IMI
Kr.fllSTKY
.WT
Kr:
Crrtirtrafr
of
Tltlr
No,
SITI-I
to
lxl
S.
lUmk
S.
firrllwn
.
VHf
ot
ITInrr
Ituprrl.
Map
91.
WHEftEAS
proof
ct
Iom
of
the
bor
CtfttYaH
ol
TMe
KtAMd
In
U
tiinv
ot
K"hln
E.
UerM0i)
l
bent
fU4
t
thU
office;
noUce
U
hrrttof
S.vm
that.
I
nhaU.
at
the
exptrmtlDn
of
o;
mccSli
trsm
the
dale
of
the
flr-PbUetmoo
herocf,
lai
a
Pror
Ik
tonal
CfrtaVOB.
of
Title
in
lieu
of
Mid
lcm
cerittae.
uricw
ta
the
meantime
vaMd
abjnAtoD
be
mule
to
me
ro
vrtoiag.
DATED
hInd
iULrf
Office
Pr'-nce
Buj-.Tt
B.
C.
thOa
37th
day
of
DecttnU-r.
A
D
1939.
,
A
TUDMPSO.'.
'
Diwry
Rt&rXn
of
Ttttet
'
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zartlll
Proprietor
"A
I10MK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
11.00
op
SO
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
Ml
P.O.
Box
191
jHazelton
Couple
Quietly
Wedded
BURNS
LAKE.
Dec.
.
A
quiet
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
which
was
in
of
the
population
unable
through
wedding
was
sottmntoed
at
fee
Un-
port
from
10:30
Wednesday
morning
I
ai
health
or
age
to
aQ
any
wont
u?d
Church
Manse.
Burns
Lake,
on
afternoon
'at
all.
Saturday
last
when
Misa
VelTU
Dell
temporarily
while
the
miners
took
o'clock
last
nlcht
from
Ketchikan
duatrlal
development,
there
must
ot
Hatelton
Hospital
tUif
be-
tlme
out
to
celebrate
ChrlstmaSy
and
Stewart
and
sailed
at
11:15
for
flap
some
tune
before
the
qukk-
came
the
bndr
o!
David
OOOdrtdsje..
Thp
ramtl
at
the
Rahlne
Silver
Vntr
r
ni.
I
ir-..
Iant
tmrm
nf
InHiict
rv
otl
far
I
I
....
.
r
wtrau
r
ruu
.
"'
'
I
Darin
the
stilus
nt
that
twister
I
increased
stalls
and
thus
relieves
"
,
,
.
,.
,
.
w,
,
.
Mrs.
Adam
Cruu
ul.ncd
"I
Love
You
i
r
wc
hmvwwvw
utm
Truly"
and
"A
perfect
Day
Mr
and
Mr
this
year
by
the
Canadian
Legion.
At
the
Duthie
Mine
the
men
all
John.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
left
Queen
&a"
closed
down,
temporarily
side
in
Ha
bi
I
IvViiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH
0
26
OUNCE
BOTTLE
Tbls
advertisement
U
not
putiuihed
or
dUpired
by
tbe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tbe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Best
Wishes
For
A
Happy
New
Year
From
PIIIXCE
KUI'KUT
FEED
CO.
Keep
Warm
With
Best
Quality
Coal
AIR
RAIDS
IN
RUPERT
At
a
meeting
he.d
In
the
city
council
chamber
last
night
at
the
call
of
Inspector
C
O
Barberty
the
provincial
police,
preliminary
organisation
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
aialnit
the
possibility
ot
war-
:m
air
raids
was
undertaken.
Par-
ir
atttnUon
Is
being
paid
to
iK'
handling
of
tires
and
the
rend-rnrn
of
first
air
to
Injurle
which
miRht
result
from
aerial
bombing
t
the
city.
The
organization
is
being
launched
under
the
auspices
of
the
Civil
Protection
Leaf
ue.
a
federal-provincial
body,
whose
organizer
for
British
Columbia.
Major
8.
F
M.
Moodle.
is
expected
to
pay
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
early
In
January,
accompanied
by
Commissioner
T
W
S.
Parsons
or
the
orovlneitl
txillce.
Already
some
equipment
In
the
way
of
stretchers
and
first
aid
kits
has
been
delivered
to
the
provincial
police
here.
After
the
opening
of
the
meeting
but
niht
by
Inspector
Barber.
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock
disclosed
what
had
already
been
done
from
the
stand
point
ot
fire
protection
He
an
nounced
that
the
city
had
been
di
vtded
tnt
six
sections
and
the
to!
lowtn
group
leaders
appointed:
v
O'rldv
are
ta
re-
II
COMING
SATl
'Uli.iv
n.NLl
.
...wiq
ipne
,nn
-othm
in
-rat
and
lunoa
flat
renny
Slntlfton
PJoi)(,.
New
Years
Ev
Ftr.i
dsyt
at
1?
at
M
1
nisje
and
Srrrtn
t
badness
are.
Joseph
Seott:
water-
beerfTakint
a7
1
"
"
I
tout
r
1
Tl
wirA
.u4
ard
HU1;
section
y
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Painter;
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orcuwii
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v
nowil,
section
4,
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g
y
J.
H.
N'ordan.
It
was
sugested
that
jd.
wach
of
these
leaders
might
form
a
team
of
four
men.
It
is
proposed
to
divide
the
city
Into
similar
areas
for
first
aid
or-ganUaUon
which
will
be
undertaken
by
St.
John's
Ambulance
Association
leaders
who
are
calling
a
meet-Ins;
for
a
week
from
Friday
of
those
who
might
wish,
to
volunteer
for
such
service
as
this.
The
expectation
is
that
numerous
local
people,
women
a
well
as
men.
who
have
been
takxnc
up
first
air
work
here
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