:V
HAZELTON
IK
'-.8
I
fee
-t
;
ut
New
Hatelton
with
Mr.
k'3c
:"i
Deiore
leaving
ur
runcr
if,-'
u-Iiere
they
will
make
their
?
idence.
nm
hn
returned
to
tier
m
1
i
TI1IM)
AVKNUK
m
m
Q.
C.
CITY
p
Parent,
far
the
last
Mrs.
John
R.
Morgan
was
a
reee
pi;
..'
.entury
agent
for
the
visitor
at
the
Dunes,
Hell.
She-Natianl
Railways
,at
came
up
Irom
the
Morgan
Imaging
m
will
soon
be
retiring
camp
on
the
Prince
John
and
was
railway
service
on
super-
met
at
Queen
Charlotte
by.Jamt
Hi-
olani
to
retire
to
Denholme
who
drove
her
on
to
Ne
IUzelton
which
for
TlelL
Since
then
Mrs.
Morgan
has
been
developing,
(left
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to'
.
I
Vancouver.
1
udlan
National
Railways
v...,t-
.
ik
i
William
Stroasman
and
8am
Dou-
MnZtownVta
at
Char"
v
k
near
Mor
IcetOwn
sta-
.m
(
frQm
p
AUbon
lower
nulWejr
Valley.
.
Mmp
at
Cumsnewa
Inlet
Mr:
Li
idxe.
construction
of
,
noUdcn
will
later
be
coming
on
to
been
contemplated
for,
prince
Rupert
Early
In
the
New
.
TO-rtrd
to
save
a
fairly
Yr
It
1
expected
the
Allison,
will
resume
operations
on
a
,
r.nAlm
camp
u.U
..n.n
expenditure
on
repairs
.
te
company
logging
.
t
A
-1111
nnil
f.Wltlt,
T
railroad
now
runs
Into
Bkldegatrl
on
Moresby
Island.
I
Provincial
Constable
T
A.
ha
returned
to
Queen
Chan-lotte
City
alter
a
trip
icy
on
escort
duty.
Telkwa
after
having
been
Moat
people
r-o
in
classUtrfl
m
the
Haielton
HosplUL
ad.
Do
you?
s
mm
2
Give
Fine
SILVER
S
fine
aMrtment
of
takle
plerei
In
many
attriciUe
dtvlfiu
,
.
.
pattern
to
marh
a
already
tarted.
Don't
(ail
to
Inspect
gui
stock.
S3
to
45
John
Bulger
Ltd,
.
..
1
j'
Bulkley
Valley
Turkey
s
Direct
From
The
Farm
If
jou
want
a
god
Turkey
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
piste
your
order
now.
The
supply
1
limited
but
the
"price.
U
rljht
Tlrt
CUm
Number
1
birds
at,
10c
a
pouiid.
?.
Bulkley
Market
Phone
17t
Coal
Coal
Coal
Nanainio-WelliiiKton
Philp
riione
C51
Foothills
Bulkley
Valley
"We
KTiOW
OUr
J
For
warm
comfortable
bomt
CCAMfS&fisfjA
stoke
up
with
our
jcra
fYCSyaea.
seieciea
coai-
all
purposes
1'uruace
Coo
Stove
Heaters.
vur.riu
the
highest
heat
content
so
start
enjoying
Its
comforts
by
filling
jour
bin
now.
ott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
rhone
65J
Five
Pin
League
W
5
Bankers
Malkliu
Home
OH
DBS.
and
T-O.
FOUND
LOST
A
...2
I
Miird
Leatue
pioneer
Laundry
-
6
Franka
.
-
Overwaltea
....
-2
Alley
Cat
-
-
1
Ladies
Leatue
Blue
Birds
1
Maple
Leafs
13
nex
13
Rangers
9
Annette's
8
Big
Sisters
o
Merchantettea
o
Knox
Hotel
3
FOR
SALE
4
3
7
8
9
3
7
13
2
4
5
0
3
4
5
2
S
5
9
10
12
12
15
11
9
8!
71
6
6
FOUND
Pair
of
glasses
In
blue
rate
Owner
may
have
same
oy
Identifying
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
LOST
Ladles
navy
blue
felt
nai,
Third
Ave.
West
between
7tn
and
8th
streets.
Finder
please
nhnne
Oreen
896.
(294)
nhnne
Oreen
896
or
le'ave
Dally
News.
(294)
FOR
SALE
Cary
Safe
in
gooa
condition.
Apply
Dally
News.
u.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
t
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
-Soekeye.
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
tho
only
almon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
THE
DAtlT
NEWS
PLEASED
"WITH
BRITISH
T
'.OOPS
BR1TIII
WAR
MINISTER
HIGHLY
Mr
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha,
British
war
minister
is
Zj
?.?SnE
the
British
lines
during
a
visit
of
inspection
to
t
ne
nmisn
ironi
m
....
pressed
himself
as
highly
pleased
with
the
health
and
spirits
of
the
troops.
Bowling
Standing
Ladies'
Music
ON.R.A.
Printers
Oyro
Club
Commercial
League
W
Imperial
Oil
Angus
Apartments
Moose
Lodge
Savoy
Hotel
11
9
8
.7
6
.6
5
Canadian
Scottish
2
L
Pts
Club
Meeting
Works
at
Wagner
Studied
By
Ladles
And
Cups
Presented
MAKE
USE
OF
CRAPS
Red
Cross
Women
Make
Wonders
!
With
-Odd
Bits"
To
HU
.
,
.1
Christmas
Boxes
a
mMino
of
the
Ladies
Music)
Club
was
held
last
week
at
the
Mar!d
Adams
hnmr
of
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahll
..-
c,ff
wrttw
1
who
read
a
splendid
paper
on
the
2
lif
and
works
of
Richard
Wagner.
TORONTO,
Dec
18.
(CPX
iMrs.
Lundahl
Ulustrated
her
pap-Mention
"scraps
to
one
oi
ine
...
.
.i
1?iyi
wnmm
who
sDena
an
aiterr
discussed.
The
program
noon
or
mondnc
at
the
genera
1
is
0
operas
U-rtrkrnnm
nf
the
Red
CroS!
SOr
2
5
....
!l
fmB,
rlPtv
and
she's
"off
to
the
races
2
..
.
.
-
-
tr.
v
t
Itt-ith
a
hew
idea
to
add
to
the
1
r
J
thousands
of
cannents,
shoes,
hi
i
itnilJM
PVNMie
ln!it
and
tovs
made
from
odds
t
w
.
...
r
a
f,wQtr
Und
ends
which
fill
the
Const
,r
,rtt
-PVuvpr"
(Tann-'.mas
boxes
for
outpost
hospitals
.
if-,
d
o
inro.
lof
the
society.
li
Vocal
solo.
-Evening
Star."
Scraps
irom
family
rag
bags
1.-
.
i
a
r
-
inVin.
Inn.
converted
into
natch
work
..,
IquIIU.
manufacturers'
samplea
of
16.
(last
vear's
latest
men's
suitings
13
tersineer).
Mrs.
Oeorge
Madill
andlare
made
Into
small
boys
shorts.
13
Mrs.
J
C
Ollker.
"
-
woolen
samples
are
bound
to
mate
9
Piano
solo,
"March
of
the
sleeveless
children's
pull-overs.
8
Knights,"
iParslfal),
Mrs.
H.
L.
A.
bits
of
felt
and
a
sole
are
turned
6
Tarr.
-
lnt0
bedroom
slippers
with
odd
8
After
the
program
the
presl-
lengths
of
yarns
worked
In
era-3
a
fr.
oioiforrt
nartrt
.
on
broldered
designs
to
brighten
t
Utliti
iU)
WVW
vrt
-
behalf
of
the
club,
presented
cupsithcm.
Latest
brain
wave
or
one
oi
to
the
two
students
winning
mgn-
me
workers
l3
w
uc
iuuiSS
10u4
Ht
marks
in
the
Toronto
Con-1
blue
and
white
flannelette
of
crtnrv
tmm!natinn!i:
Thfl
Sen-tsoldlers'
pneumonia
Jackets
to
...
.
.
I.LII.
.
.
.
f.
lor
cup
was
presented
tn
ttancis
.maice
sou.
wasiiauic
rauwu,
um.j
Moore
who
responded
by
playing
?ana
omer
wys
ior
cnuaren
'Rhapsodle"
(Brahms).
The
Junior
cup
was
presented
to
Miss
Hilda
PotUnger
who
played
"Two
Little
FroeEles."
The
senior
cun
will
be
retained
by
Frances
Moore
as
she
has
succeeded
In
winning
it
three
times.
Mrs.
Darton,
on
behalf
of
the
club.accepted
a
new
cup
donated
and
presented
by
Frances
Moore
for
the
senior
students
In
the
future.
At
the
conclusion
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
1
Indian
Woman
Is
Left
Big
Fortune
Department
Tryinr
to
Find
Family
In
Saskatchewan
to
Advise
Them
of
$100,000
Legacy
MINERAL
ACT
Vntk
T
livllnaurnt
Ca-tvmrr
Tn
Johiv
W.
AWfn
nd
Ounder
nirkr-
Und
of
ftrattle,
Hashintton,
v,
tt.
A.
WHEREAS
thr
r
awnr
oliier
than
mjwlf
to
th
rtwt
ot
more
than
nn
muirUir
inttratt
In
acli.
kJld
all
ot
Uw
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
3.
Star
No.
3.
6tr
No.
4,
star
no.
s.
star
ho.
8,
Star
No.
V.
star
to.
o.
oir
no.
j
and
Star
No.
10
Mineral
CJalma
altuat
rm
tum.
tuwth
taido
oT
Ftorcbrr
Xaland
to
ClUmo
rtvwwse
about
600
feet
dun
tha
boaoh
In
the
Slrrna
Mlnloj
DlTlalon,
HrpvlWM
of
BrlUah
Columbia:
rT
wltWn
90
days
from
the
dAl
hr
or
in
rum
ua
ttiNiu
jwi
proportion
of
the
expenditure
mivureq.
for
th
ywira
1937.
1938
and
1939
byl
Section
38
of
the
MLnerat
Act,
II.
S.I
B.
O.
1938,
Chapter
161,
togettie
wtUil
all
ocxAs
of
this
notice,
ta
Vh
vvatr-lStMxt
th
reylterl
ownr
of
aoJd
XUneral
Claims,
your
Interest
on
aal4
Mineral
Claims
shall
be
forfeited,
and
bevenva
vested
In
tha
wderslued
nha
ha
mada
Uva
roquuaa
ea)aotuT
DATED
at
Trliic
Rupert,
B
C.
Oils
8th
day
of
July,
1939;
E.
B.
BEHNET.
There
are
-raggedy
anns"
made
from
gingham
bits
to
stick
In
the
parcels.
Discarded
Christmas
cards
have
been
folded
to
make
needle
cases
and
nictures
from
old
maga-
'
tines
are
pasted
In
empty
sample
I
i
-
i.
it.
ooo
ks
ior
scrapoooKs
io
amuse
me
Ihospltal
patients.
Cenverted
Stable
Last
year
more
than
6500
ob
jects
were
sent
to
the
JS00
families
and
hosDltal
patients
3,500
persons
In
all
in
the
districts
around
the
32
outnost
hospitals
In
north
em
Ontario.
As
well
as
the
color
ful
sifts
and
clothing,
hundreds
of
bandaze
rolls,
abdominal
dress
lngs
and
gauze
sponges
were
cut,
turned
and
finished
by
the
women
workers,
sterilized
and
covered
In
plain
cotton
for
hospital
use.
The
workers
take
pride
In
their
sewing
room
which
was
formerly
the
stable
at
the
back
of
the
Red
!
.
Cross
-
headquarters.
t
They
V
have
wrr.
1
0
Tnftlnn
T
A
1
I
iVA
hhiIIb
mw.N
Vinf9
vol
partmtnt
authorities
In
Saskatche-llow
curtains
and
painted
window
Wan
arc
5CaivIllii&
lUi
au
inumu
i
uuaco
j
chuw
uiavii.
woman
and
her
children
to
advise
Iternoon.jh-y-adjourn
to
-the
loft"
them
that
they
have
hmilvtC?tGffiSV&Z&:.kxy
with
chintz-covered
000
ifurnlsnings,
and
nave
a
cup
oi
itea.
It
takes
10
days'
Dacklntr
to
get
the
boxes
ready
to
go
north.
In
addition
to
the
clothing,
Christ
mas
puddings,
candles
and
"extras"
sent
In
by
Interested
persons,
are
packed
In
with
the
parcels.
five
thousand
rwnrlA
rtorl
the
Kincolith
Hoop
Team
In
Rupert
Hi-c
Rupert
Dally
News.
It
pays
to.
let
them
know
what
yo&
have
to
seU'
K
"
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
vate
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
along
the
coast,
being
,
on
their
way
to
Kltklatla
for
eduple
or
games
Tuesday
night
;
Before
arrtving
here.
tht
Sons
of
Klncotith
played
at
Port
Hri.
they
were
beaten
twice.
and
at
Metlakatla.
where
tthey
Already
On
n
Way
To
KitkatU
After
t
laying
two
'
At
Port
Slmx-on
.won
And
kA
MetUkatU
Mikatla
The
team
appears,
to
ne
in
p
Mnditlon
and
has
been
playing
clean
games.
.
nK
Aboard
their
own
boat,
Cohoe.
,
in
the
course
of
a
playing
tour
ariy.
.
..
Timely
Sueeestions
For
Your
Xmas
Gift
Problems
Silk
Hosiery
Makes
the
Ideal
Gift
We
have
them
in
.11
the
lestest
shades
n
creoe
chiffons
or
service
weights.
From,
per
pair
8tC
"
51.DU
Clove-In
fabric,
kid
or
cape.
Lined
or
HZo
to
4.50
unllned.
From,
per
pair
-
.
,
1
.
.
.t-.j.t
i.nk.r(.;r
Tn
a
charming
assortment
Boxed
or
inuiTiuui
-
.
vi
for
klddles-or
adulte.
25C
J1
,
From
:
Handkerchiefs.
Sox.
Scarves.
Arm-hands,
For
the
Ien
Folk-Boxed
Ties,
Carter
Sets.
Etc-All
at
Very
Attractive
Prices
Sur
Assortment
of
Christmas
Cards.
Wrappings,
Crackers.
Tags,
Seals
and
Ribbons
WALLACE
Phono
9
THIRD
and
FULTON
TO
EVERYONE
A
Merry
Christmas
KEEP
WARM
WITH
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
if
Ml
rmSlO.
SrtSlS.
vs5
atr
For
your
best
man
friend!
'
your
brain
for
something
to
RACKING
give
yourverybestman
friendsome
thing
that
he
really
will
appreciate?
Take
a
tip
from
old
Santa!
Give
him
a
Waterman's
Patrician
writing
.
.t
......
.,-rfnr
Incrniments
that
set
uic
vet
y
""
--
a
human
hands
can
proauce."2ur
will
Ua
,
.
1
.
.
!
P-it-nVirn
hand
X
meaiaiciy
rctwuiic
.-
crafted
beauty
and
it
will
render
him
years
and
years
of
perfect
writing
service.
Come
in
and
let
us
show
you
this
Water
man's
masterpiece.
Made
in
six
colors-each
with
a
matching
pencil.
Ormes
ltd.
ZTht
Ptonecr
Vrttt&iats
Tht
Keaall
Stwffi
Phoneat
tl
Open
Daily
from
S
a.m.
till
10
pan-Sunday
mid
Uoliday
from
12
noon
till
2
(MB.
1
p.m.
till
9
P-ra.
(
1
IS
II
to
t
1
4