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Manslaughter
Is
Charged
Prince
George
Man
Out
Ball
In
Connection
With
Death
Of
His
Nephew
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvn.
Tuesday
Cataia
1:30
p.m
;
Thursday
Ss.
Prince
George
11:15
p.m.
Friday
Ss
Prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
ss.
Venture
10:30
p.m.
Quaker
Rolled
Oats
Non-Premium
Per
pkg.
FREE
DELIVERY
19c
Chinaware
Per
pkg.
KITSEGUKLA
I
There
has
been
considerable
in
fluenza
and
other
Illness
amons
PeoPte
ol
Kitzegukla.
Amont
on
S300
the
indisposed
are
Joe
D,
Brown,
Mrs.
Martha
Brown
and
Mrs.
Petej
Milton.
Peter
Milton
is
suffering
l"u
d
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
14:
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hbecn
tn
Hatt
ton
n
"
-Arthur
Dammns,
charged
with
,in
?,
wtth
red.
manslaughter,
has
been
released
?e-
,Jac0
'j
ha
busy
the
cin
500
ball
after
an
inquest
Into
befn
fplng
with
wood
"PPUed
the
death
of
his
nephew.
George
nd,
ln'.ulfed
cold
s11
Campbell,
aged
fourteen,
who
wasdurlnS
killed
last
Wednesday
when
he
followed
his
uncle
who-was
hunting
moose.
Some
of
the
native
people
are
engaged
cutjaseu
in
in
making
manuiB
up
ujj
a
u
small
wmu
or
Crystal
Ware
Per
pkg.
25c
Robertson's
Wrapped
Rrcad
3
for
,.
.
.
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
23c
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872
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Furniture
February
Furniture
Sale
3-Piece
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SUITES
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Vanity,
Chiffonier.
Bench,
Stead.
Cable
Spring,
Simmons
Spring
Filled
QQQ
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Feather
Pillows
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Keep
the
Furnace
Roaring
and
Keep
the
Pot
Boiling
with
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Fine
New
Church
Army
Hall
At
Greenville
On
Naas
River
Is
Dedicated
With
Many
Visitors
A
record
attendance
of
people
from
all
native
villages:
)f
the
Naas
River
marked
Greenville's
dedication
of
its
lew
Church
Army
Hall.
The
building,
newest
Church
Army
edifice
in
the
Naas
district,
resounded
with
prayer
ind
song
as
crowds
jammed
the
structure
to
the
doors
on1
two
occasions.
It
was
a
picturesque
sight
'
in
the
afternoon'
when
a
large
crowd,
whl:h
Included
visiting
Church
Army
represent-
"1
Jnzlng
was
exceptionally
well
tlves
from
Klncolith
and
Alyansh
rendered.
.
and
the
Salvation
Army
peop'e
Immediately
after
the
service.
from
Canyon
City,
waited
out1de
the
Orrenville
Church
Army
gave
on
Main
Street
for
the
ceremony
an
Invitation
to
all
visitors
and
lo-
to
commence.
cal
10
a
Iea1
n
ine
tomraunuy
The
ooenlng
took
place
at
2:30
Kill.
This
beautifully
decorated
holt
ii"
alan
nar-Wprf
BV
a
hantlV.
p.m.
Charles
Morven.
layman
from
,
;
-n,.
i
.
,
.
.
...
.
.lulling,
jiuuuib
""vug.
.
Alyansh,
was
Invested
with
the
prl-
Greenvllle
Concert
Band
piayed
a
vDege
of
"Knocking
on
the
Door"
Iew
selections
during
the
feast
of
the
new
hall.
As
the
door
was
Some
of
the
selections
were:
'Pro
answered
by
the
local
clergyman,
Patrla"
arid
"Hungarian
Comedy-
Rev.
W.
S.
Cooper,
the
Greenville
overture.
choir
commenced
the
singing
of
Alyansh;
Stephen
Barton,
Percy
Barton,
James
Stewart
and
Peter
Stewart
from
Klncolith;
Captain
Suddaby
from
Canyon
City
and
Sam
Orev.
Sam
McKav
from
Oreen-
Principal
speakers
were
Wm.
Ktpnhrns
sr
.
uho
tokc
on
behalf
'Onward
Christian
Soldiers,"
upon
of
the
0reenville
Church
Army
and
which
the
marched
forward.
crowd
who
paul
Mercer
oI
Alyansh.
repre-The
first
to
enter
were
the
leading
sented
thc
Naas
Rlver
Cnurch
Arm.
laymen
from
all
the
native
villages
ies
at
the
openlng
of
the
hall.
I
Charles
Morven
Paul
Mercer.
An-
,
a
Cnurch
M
??.uda?.8.
au.d
"K.Ialt
i!m.
service
was
held
the
sermon
given
by
Captain
Matthew
Stewart
of
Klncolith.
Many
Visitors
From
Klncolith
came
78
people;
f"m
Alyan$h
58.
and
from
Canyon
Tllle.
Then
followed
the
visiting
nrt
w9i
rh,,rrh
Armv
.antoin
City
H.
When
all
had
arrived
they
Next
came
the
Church
Army
and
assembled
in
the
Community
Hall,
Salvation
Army
representatives
and
.
.
.
.
-
Axvillirir
nt
flroonvtllo
r!hlf
fVllin.
RETURNS
TO
OTTAWA'S
HKLGIAN
LEGATION
Mme.
Suzanne
Sllvercruys-Farn-am,
sister
of
the
Belgian
minuter
to
Canada,
and
a
noted
sculptress.
Is
shown
here
at
work
on
a
fountain
piece
In
her
New
Yord
studio
Mme
Farnam
has
been
on
an
extended
lecture
ton
r
of
United
State,
but
return
to
Canada
to
execute
several
coommlasions
in
sculpture
and
to
resume
her
position
as
official
hostess
at
thc
Belgian
Legation
In
Ottawa
'Louisa
Calder,
J.
Russ,
Fred
Mc-;the
river
was
still
quite
safe
to
cnurch
Army
sisters
irom
an
sur-
-"
-
.
.
,,,
.
.
rvm?.
travel
travel
on
on
Chle
'Councillor
L.
Dour-
round
in.
vilLes.
Last.v
was
the
clllor
L.
Douglas
of
Greenville
ex-!Kay
"
and
n.u,
cm
.
.
nt
II..
I..HI.
4.ltnr.
..r
ur-i;
"
'
...
tpnriprf
hpartv
welcome
SDeech
tO
laS
Of
UrCenVllie
UCOrgC
ivouiiiauH,
wwi.it
u
miv
k
'
,
lenaca
a
a.
neany
wcicunic
yccm
w
u
y
.
..j
1--
1.
local
r.nnsresatlon.
All
the
cronn
n
nui.-
i
".
0,
-,
lFunn
and
made
maeni.
all
visitors.
Chief
Peter
calder
.Stephen
EH.
Tiiusysoc
ana
u
.
o..
w
is
scarce
this
winter.
February
13
and
23
ss.
Princess
Norah
5
p.m.
Trom
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
4
p.m
Wed.
Ss.
Pr.
George
10:30
a.ni,
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
.4
p.m,
ss.
Venture
p.m
Extra
Special
1...
irAi
xorfr
t
Aivan
.vri
:
w
uai
uich
&ci.v
4.
ummmiib,i
w.
flcent
scenery.
The
seating
capa-
P
.
-'il
Vr
stenhen
Barton
and
Morven.
T.
Nysok.
A.
Derrick.
8.
city
of
the
Church
Army
Hall
was
.V
.r.
;.4.,i
.k-
rnmeliti
Kelson
of
Klncolith:
Mr.!
Ell,
A
A.
Adams,
Ada
J.
Adamj
Adams.
Paul
taxed
to
overflowing.
During
the
nrvlrp
rv.ce
tlmp
ume
uran
wu
olvpn
fnr
r
nrppn.
from
fmm
thp
thrpp
villas
other
and
Mrs.
Peter
Nice
of
Canyon
Mercer,
from
Alyansh.
From
Kln-
g.ven
pren-
"7"ks
were
Ch
ef
Councillor
H.
City.
The
Klncolith
Concert
Band
eolith
were
Chiefs
Sam
Lincoln.
SnTf
rT
tSrn
Klncolfth
cmef
CounclU
parUclpated
on
this
day
with
n.ch
M.
Ourn
W
Darton
S.
Barton
being
first.
Following
their
an-
Doolan.
M.
Stewart,
H.
Haldane
Colors.
wrs.
ci
ciavton
ay
ton
o
of
1
a
Alyansh
j
nsn
and
ana
Ell
wi
fine
music
as
"Flying
jH.
J
them,
they
presented
gifts
to
the
A
"
N,
M
n'corneUus
Nelson.
E.
Haines.
P.
hall.
Alyansh
next
with
OosUn,of
Canjon
City.
The
Green-
JJfBn
,
new
came
rendered
Tripoli-
overture
and
Billy
Sun-.Stewart,
iSte
w
w.
Smlth
smitn.
From
trom
Can
yon
von
vlile
Concert
Band
again
an
anthem
and
elfts
Canvon
cttv
Chfefs
Ell
P.
"i"rnm"!&CTLa
Successful
Songs."
medley
City
were
GosUn.
'".r"?'
"'"
f
.
sifts"
"
t
the
.,n.rt
expert
iP,rtPh,M
leadership
nf
of
finnductor
Conductor
I
overture.
James
Stewart.
Pres.-
Nice
ana
w.
Mcxjre.
hyWi
iahd
then
nUd
(overture
'J
;
nl.u
i...
1
u.w
--
Fred
McKav.
dent
of
thtvKlncollth
Band,
spoke.
choirs
gave
splendid
performances
The
sermon
that
evening
in
the
on
behair
of
nana,
I
On
Friday,
the
OreenrlUe
mun
and
all
societies
from
these
places
Church
Army
service
was
given
by
cound
was
host
,
to
the
and
from
Canyon
City
extended
Captain
Suddaby
of
Canyon
City.
-clpal
jW
the
greetings
and
congratulations
All
the
days
from
Wednesday
to
Ui
nd
l1
of
the
council
s
spoke.
All
members
with
feast
and
from
their
respectlve
congregations.
Sunday
were
filled
In
Chief
Councillor
Leon-
The
local
choir
presented
the
first
entertainments.
.namely.
.1,
,..j
..-J...
.
ard
Douglas,
Johnson
Russ.
Fred
Are
You
Wasting
Money?
p
ROGRESSIVE
advertisers,
forced
to
admit
by
compar-
atlve
results
that
the
newspapers
are
the
best
media
of
advertising,
have
quit
experimenting
and
are
resuming
newspaper
advertising
on
a
larger
scale
this
year.
Are
you,
too,
desirous
of
getting
the
most
for
your
advertising
dollar?
Are
you
getting
all
the
business
you
want
these
days?
If
you
are,
you
will
not
be
Interested
In
newspaper
advertising,
so
don't
read
any
more
of
this?
All
forms
of
advertising
possess
their
uses.
Many
flourish
for
a
time
and
die.
Newspaper
advertising,
on
the
other
hand,
has
been
the
mainstay
of
commercial
pub-llclty.
People
may
glance
at
sale
bills
and
toss
them
away.
They
pass
billboards
dozens
of
times
and
in
a
moment
forget
what
they
saw.
They
may
hear
an
announcement
over
the
radio
and
forget
about
It
a
minute
later.
But
a
news-'
paper
advertisement
has
an
Immediate
appeal
that
Is
seldom
Ignored.
If
the
details
are
forgotten,
they
are
available
for
perusal
at
later
convenience.
The
ads,
too,
are
news,
very
Important
news.
If
you
are
desirous
of
getting
the
most
for
your
adver-Using
dollar,
If
you
want
to
Increase
your
business,
get
In
touch
with
the
Dally
News
Advertising
Department.
Newspaper
advertising
Ls
efficient
It
pays.
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
"immtw
Nanaimo-Wdlington
Alberts
Foothills
and
Bulkier
Valley
(!oal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
651
or
652
address
In
the
Church
Army
v
t-
ing.
On
Saturday
the
Greenvl'le
Choir
prepared
a
feast
during
the
afternoon
in
the
Community
HalL
The
Oreenville
Improvement
Ag
Fine
nulldlnj
The
Church
Army
Hall
Is
a
plain,
modem
building,
measuring
L30
feet
by
4
feet.
The
haU
wa$
started
In
1930.
was
never
completed
because
It
was
Intended
to
be
used
for
a
fct
hall
and
to
'
"
1?
.
inuT
y'
v
nm.
McKay.
J.
H.
Clark.
1L
N.
McKay,
used
by
elders
of
the
village
Last
de"
tPC
ilnT
6.
,S
Alex
Angus
8
and
Simon
Calder.
i
December
it
was
decided
that
it
nverPd
llvered
the
tp
sermon
and
addresses
St.
Andrew's
Church
n
Guild.
Speak-,
.
.
r-..1M.ll
of
welcome
and
was
In
charge
of
.ers
on
this
occasion
were
St.
An-
.
Z
rePrt
V
hV
rn
iwt
nnlu;!
Z
thVn
Z
the
dedication
service.
The
music
drew's
Guild
President
Mrs.
Her-
the.
,f
nJ?
,L7Z
il
unices
tu
uic
new
nirui-,
uicieu
ui.
u
itui
mc
ui
ire-
ana
inte,
.
given
,,cii.
1
.
,
.
.
.
,
,
.by
visiting
choirs
and
congregation-
,
bert
Martin.
Superintendent
Mrs.
A7...h
n-nrf-in.
m
rh,r
.
f.
nn.mM.
1
rendered
selections
during
the
The
completion
of
this
Kail
feast.
Ben
Munroe
conducting
the
marked
the
third
Improvement
In
band,
Anthony
Adams.
Alyansh
this
village
since
November!
The
Band
Vice-President,
spoke
on
be-,
first
was
the
establishment
of
tele
half
of
his
band
prior
to
the
open-
phone
poles.
Then
followed
tht
in?
of
the
band
selections
that
opening
of
the
old
Church
Army
evening.
Stephen
Barton
of
Kln-lm.
naming
it
"Greenville
Pub-eolith
gave
the
sermon
In
the
jllc
Rendezvous,
to
be
used
at
e!1
Church
Army
service.
The
evening
:
ectlon
times
and
for
meetings.
before
Ben
Munroe
gave
the
COW
STOOD
TEST
BLACKHEATH.
Ont
Feb.
14:
(
CP
Oeorge
Mitchell's
cow
was
given
an
extra
ration
of
fodder
fol-
soclatlon
Orchestra
supplied
the
i?1n!U
ftfi
!
up,p,n8
mk
10
music.
Selections
Included
'The;
l"
"V..
...
.
!
8
-
Imperial
Life
Guards
March."
1!,"
"
l
I.nlnlp1
Ovprttirp
"
"Th
Vnoi
iMumicu
muwavuuns.
wic
vuiag-
Colonial
March
and
"Billy
Sunday's
Successful
Songs,"
a
medlcj
overture.
The
speakers
were
Choir
President
J.
H.
Clark.
Superintendent
Charles
Leeson,
H.
H.
McKav
of
Oreenville.
Eddie
Haines
ot
Klncolith,
Charles
Morven
of
Aly-'
ansh
and
Captain
Suddaby
of
Canyon
City.
That
evening
the
Oreenville
j
Choir
gave
a
concert,
colniti
through
the
'Tidings
of
Orcat
Joy"
cantata.
Solos
were
given
by.
Miss
B.
McKay.
Mrs.
J.
Russ.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Calder.
Quartettes,
were
glv-1
en
by
Alex
Angus,
H.
Angus,
Mrs.1
iW.
W.
Calder,
Mrs.
J.
Russ;
duets
by
Oeorge
Leeson
and
H.
Angus;
j
a
violin
solo
by
Simon
Calder;
iduets
by
J.
H.
Clark
and
Charles'
McKay
and
Mrs.
J.
McKay.
The
evening
was
mast
enjoyable
the
people
leaving
the
concert
hall;
well
satisfied.
Luncheon
was
served
following
the
concert
by
thc
Oreenville
Church
Army
Sisters.
The
sermon
on
Sunday
mornlni?
was
given
by
Charles
Morven
of
Alyansh.
In
the
afternoon
the
sermon
was
given
by
Paul
Mercer
of
Alyansh.
Stephen
Barton
of
Klncolith
gave
the
evening
sermon,
At
the
close
of
the
evening
service,
the
Greenville
Improvement
Association
Invited
all
to
a
farewell
feast.
Entertainment
and
amusement
was
given
by
all
socla-tles
of
Greenville.
Following
this
was
the
farewell,
meeting
which
I
lasted
until
daylight.
The
people
left
for
their
homes
on
Monday
as
1
j
....
,
1
1
....
ci
uciiuucu
tur
iiicir
ucsii
mUK
entirely
on
Mitchell's
cow.
j
Ride
With
Service
and
Comfort
In
a
7-tVmenner
Heated
Car
Phone
35
TAXI
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
WSv
il
a?
vinp
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
Tuesdsy,
February
14,
n;i
j
vv
niTTieis
From
Thc
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Pnn?
n
now
undergoing
annual
-;
at
the
l;al
dry
dock,
wj
on
the
pontoons
yestcrda
non
for
cleaning
and
i
She
will
be
out
of
the
wav
about
Friday.
It
it
expect"
ly.
the
Prlne
Rupert
wiu
t
back
into
service
to
pc
stramcr
Prince
Oeorge
t
b
arnwn
tur
ucr
annual
overt,,..
Union
steamer
Cataia
Jamrs
Find
lay,
returned
to
8:20
this
morning
from
s
iAnyox
and
other
northri
and
sailed
at
1:30
thU
a,"
for
Vancouver
and
waypt.
ltavlnn
been
delayed
bv
v
at
Skagway
for
a
White
p
,
c
Yukon
train.
CP.U.
steamer
pr
cess
Norah.
Capt.
William
Ti
ir.
was
twelve
hours
late
on
a-
here
at
3
o'clock
thu
r
r
from
Alaska,
sailing
at
4
tm
for
Vancouver.
The
vessel
U1
board
D7
passengers
of
w!
dbrmbarked
here
Three
k
as.
Mge
from
here
for
Vanr-'V
TONHWT
and
W:iN:mT
t
Shuw.
7
and
:.'
A
Favorlt
Actor
.
a
Thrilling
Story
OAKY
COOPER
In
,
"The
Adventures
In
Of
Marco
Polo"
With
BASIL
ItATIinoNE
SKIRII)
GLltii;
(At
7:11
and
?(
ADDin
"SCREEN
KNArSIIOir
Cplorrri
Cartoon
TEARS
Of
AN
OMOV
Slop
in
l
or
a
Pol
f
nr.ir.7.
Homcst)jc
Soup
t
htrvfd
HOT
Ure
Bowl
ISc
All
Varielin
Mussallerns
Confectionery
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
t
It
by
ulnc
'
fanwtn
Edion,
Bulkier
VH
or
Nanalmo-Wtlllnilon
fl
PRINCK
UlTKKT
FEK1)
CO.
Phones
or
SSI
Walker's
Music
Store
Larse
Stock
Mulc
lleliitxman,
Nordhflmer
na
Lessee
Plsnos
Piano
Tunlnr
with
-Reionoscope
Thone
Blue
1R9
t
th
gil
'
,,B,TI'g
IN
Till;
hlTHKMH
Mil
llf
C'OI.1
Mlll
IN
I'ltOIUU.
In
Ihr
Mallrr
f
lh
Anil
AdnilnUlr'w
thr
MaMff
of
Hi
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0'
"
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AU.U1U,
!w-rcn
.
yj
TAKE
NOTICE
tht
b
cI,r.f;
v
I
,
.
.
.
.
.
i.imim
nf
,t
'of
Hugh
M.
Artftin.
Tcns
Termc.
O.
O..
and
Vf-
,
hereby
required
U
fumWi
c-r-lft
rrty
vcrlfird
to
me
on
.
,
!thi
10th
day
of
Murch
J9.
n
,
I
pmrtlm
UirtcWfid
to
th
'all!i,lZi
W
qulwd
to
iV
U
iMiiivt
w
tn"
debUnlnrw
o
ine
forthwith.
I
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OffloUl
AUmlnti-..a
I
Prlnc
nupT
.
j
Dtd
the
flth
day
of
rrbru-uj.
1939.
If
you
wish
to
swbj
Try
a
Classified.
twnl"