AS-
HOOKS
MINK
NEW
YEAR'S
MASQUERADE
Colorful
Party
at
Anyox
On
Saturday
Niht
ANYOX
Jan
4
The
New
Year's
Ere
masquerade
which
was
sponsored
by
the
social
club
was
a
Terr
ICP
Taisto
Pesoia,
three
and,
ceremonies.
DESIGNS
NEW
FLAG
BEGIN
A.
Jan.
4:
CP
New
de-i
The
New
Year
was
welcomed
in
sign
for
a
Canadian
national
flagirtth
the
usual
singing
of
wlfl
be
submitted
to
Ottawa
bv
Lang
Syne.-
.
Walter
A.
Stowe
of
Regjna.
Pro-,
posed
flag
Is
a
tri
-color,
similar
to
the
tri-cotor
of
France,
centre
Is
the
Union
Jack.
In
the!
If
you
wish
to
nnv
something
J
Try
a
Classified.
To
Our
Many
Friends
May
we
thank
you
for
your
patronage
during
the
year
just
past
and
the
relationship
which
we
value
highly
we
will
do
our
utmost
to
maintain.
To
you
and
yours,
we
say,
very
simply
and
very
sincerely,
"Happy
New
Year"
and
may
it
be
filled
with
Happiness
and
Prosperity
Or
mes
Ltd.
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Alberta
Foothills
and
Bulkley
Vallev
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
Ml
or
632
bmoked
Rupert
Brand
Mild
Cured
Salmon
I
I5cpkg.
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For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
.
Hors
d'ocuvrc
v
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
fcr
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
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&
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Columbia
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News
of
Northern
Districts
iHAZELTON
MARRIAGE
successful
and
weB
attended
af-
f
people
Appropriate
nymns
"J"""
were,
n:.
of
nlen
drk
and
Charles
sun?
sun?
and
and
at
at
midnight
midnight
the
the
church
church
fair
The
hall
was
beautifully
dec-N"ub
orated
and,
with
the
gaily
colored
I
Clifford
Important
Event
U-
,.
.
m
,vJ
.
.
the
native
service
tn
the
after-,
the
natives
a
splendid
er.terUu:
KAMIXISTIQUILA,
Ont
.
Jan.
4:'raaate.
C.
Black
was
master
o:tber
23
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
VA3
Mc
atuCiiC
ten
D1CH
;
..
Chief
Frank
Clark,
father
of
the
bride,
addressed
the
gathering
and
announced
the
gift
of
two
dwelBngit
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford.
Chief
James
White
added
his
congratulations.
The
band
played
lively
music
during
the
intervals
and
the
Church
Army
sang.
A
very
enjoyable
dance
wound
up
a
memorable
day.
The
band
again
did
yeoman
service.
Among
the
gifts
the
Athletic
Club
HAZELTON
,KITSEGUKLA
The
usual
wakhnlght
service
was:
.
T
xin
held
in
St.
Peters
Church
on
New
JJ
k
W
YKAk
A
Years
Ere.
It
wai
attended
by
3j'
lid
1?
1
LlXlA
U
KITSEOUKLA.
Jan
4
--Oti
H
-w
beU
heralded
the
coming
of
the!
Years
Ere
the
Kiueaukla
B
New
Year
On
New
Year's
Dir.
at!
and
AthW'tW-
Club
united
in
noon,
the
Church
Army
Choir
sans
xTra!
rami
Thr
rr
X
in
M
nne-haW
wan
ok!
Is
vm
fUw.
Prte.artnnr
fnr
th
ht
ric.l
u,
.
,
i,'
UlC
congrrgaiaun.
z.TruBiB
man.
He
caaght
!
'
'
icuuuii
ui
ituu
cmcu
rxxcm
n
a
mink
m
the
tames
were:
Miss
Kathleen
Ward.riirv
rH
iw.ri,v
r-f.
rai
"
Kam
Rirer
wtth
a
baited
hook.
It
Early
Victorian.
C.
Black
Span-
ford.
The
bride
and
groom
are
was
a
large
one,
,th
matador.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Remembers
of
highly
esteemed
lam-!
I
German
(Mickey
and
Minnie
jMossei
and
I
Randall
(Ferdinand
the
Ball).
was
held,
as
usual,
at
7:30
gate
Pyrex
ware
and
a
silver
tea
service:
the
Native
Brotherhood,
Pyrex
coffee
set,
the
Church
Army
choir
silver
tea
set;
John
Morris,
coffee
pot;
Robert
Simpson,
blanket;
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Burling,
towel
set
The
whole
community
extends
Its
best
wishes
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
merit
and
a
very
good
time
which
commenced
wtth
a
selection
by
the
band
and
a
mimic
chief
who
danced
dreexed
In
tails,
a
mask
ai;d
the
usual
chief's
musical
instru-
iment.
He
was
chanted
with
beta?
Miss
ACargaret
Stewart
RN..a
Jn9d
ctiMSt
oat
amid
roars
uies,
so
me
eveni
orougnt
crowos'iateiy
matron
of
Harelton
Hospital.
of
w!t.htr
Beta
a
mote
he
to
witness
the
ceremony.
The
left
last
Thursday
for
the
coast
'coukint
speak.
This
taereaatd
the'
As
the
bride
entered
with
her
of
a
bruit
thw
vlr
niMt
nf
1
"
i
-
iyTUUKi
wa
jci
rxi
wtc
unw-
iatner,
Mrs.
tTans
uurung
piayea,Rer.
and
Mrs.
Burling
bidding;
0
botfa
organtaUoM
and
was
(the
"Wedding
March."
The
bride
'farewell
to
friends
In
town
and
delicious.
Amonc
the
vtrtters
were
was
charmingly
gowned
in
white
country,
left
last
week,
pleated
crepe
with
a
net
Tell
and'
carried
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
roses..
Mr
Mrs.
W.
Larkworthy
lily
of
the
ralley
with
fern
sprays.
.and
M7
left
tost
week
for
a
brief
Pour
bridesmaids
were
the
Misses
at
tne
coast
Vlat
CliffMtL
Karah
Johnston.
...
...
.
.
I
Oeonte
Pearson
and
Donald
Cur-
Awe
wx
ana
Mrs.
Irene
ray
-
fe
suas
jooasion
acieo
as
grooms-;y
Burling,
man.
Others
tn
attendance
were
Walter
waiter
Skulz,
eiuiz,
Joseph
josepn
and
ana
Charles
unaries
,
jj
n
9
jSmlth.
At
the
proper
moment
little
lle&VV
OI10W
111
I
Robert
Blackstock
handed
the
ringi
i
Ob
a
satin
cushion
to
the
groom.
It
i
x.
I
Rer.
F.
Burling,
who
conducted
LaK8S
DlStFlCt
the
ceremony,
gave
a
short
address
Mrs.
Leiithton
and
her
stater
from
;
Metlakatla.
who
are
geU
of
Mrs.
Moses
Jones:
Thos.
Csmpbel
from
Hazelton.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Brown,
also
from
Haaelton.
Speechea.
selections
by
the
band
and
other
Hems
filled
in
the
time
(tuier
01
ine
groomi.
me
inree
,v.,,
v,.
e,
untU
nearhr
10
djb
UUe
nower
gls
were
Florence
ZrWej
torZ'J
At
11:30
PJn
a
watchnW,t
ser-Danes.
Mary
Birch
and
Margaret
her
fa
for
hoUdiyJjvlce
was
held
In
the
United
Ctatrch
Harris.
I.v.
.
.
.
n
i
it
waji
a
nnitMl
serviee
Rev.
h
(UifJ
SCXC
KUC3k
Ul
JVC?.
IUIU
All.
J.
H.
Johnson
of
the
Saatton
Ar-
United
Church
Rer.
B.
Black
ter
the
Church
Army
choir
sang
an
now
EnPn,nt
Is
B'
Job)
preached
a
New
Yeart
anthem.
After
the
senrice
the
Haz-,
'and
Thomas
Brown
of
eiton
Concert
Band,
with
spirited!
Z
Jassirted.
Camaby
music,
led
the
way
to
the
Kltanmax
1
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
iuvx
Jan.
wan.
4:
v-tri
Fr-
A
special
serrlee
was
held
to
the
I
Z
i
II
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n
ADC
VflU
TO
IfcF
i
i
md
I
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fc"MkfAl
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saw
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irssH
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rmsBOTla
la
a
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SEE
BOTH
T06ETHERlTs
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7
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and
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and
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Onlyi
1
I
--J
1
M,
i
.J
district
to
the
south
met
at
Burnt
itself
as
hiring
perfect
confi'l':
Lake
to
discuss
the
question
of
the
in
the
decision
of
the
cooiprv
,
location
of
the
proposed
Alaskan
commission
appointed
by
boUi
Htchway.
Barney
Mulv&ny
sugges-
fOTernmenU
ed
an
entirely
undtsraased
route
whikh
was
considered
worthy
of
being
brought
to
the
attention
ol
Premier
T
D.
PattuUo
and
the
Alaska
Highway
Commission
Starting
from
either
Williams
Lake
or
Qveanell.
proceeding
through
I
my
led
In
prayer
and
Thomas
(the
Chllcottn
to
Anaham
iHan-
Campbe3
of
the
Haaelton
Salvation
:nami
Lake,
access
would
be
glren
Army
Corns
gave
the
addraac
Ito
Bella
Coola.
a
point
of
great
New
Year's
Day
strategic
value
in
the
event
at,
New
Year
Serrieea
were
held
on
I
military
operations,
the
long
In-
Sunday
in
the
morning
at
the
land
am
of
the
Pacific
affording
1
anchorage
for
a
vast
fleet
af
men-
of-war
or
other
vessels
The
en
trance
to
the
anchorage
eould
be
a
.
a
a.
a
I
.
IVKeaervcd
AUCTION
SALE
Of
Household
Furniture
made
taprefnabl.
From
Anaham
i,
JtIU
Jth
,t
j0f
Bftl.
Lake
to
Ootaa
Lake
offers
lithV,..,
K,.A
,.A
...
.
ai
J
'
aia
v
w
viUUiTniU
HaU
where
a
delicious
feast
had
?urnl
r.ow
f1
Salvation
Army
Hall
at
3
o'eloek
construction
Here
the
road
would
;
V...
been
prepared
under
the
able
man-
neaTy
T1"
.
I0U,WM
c
when
Simon
Tamer
waa
In
charge
connect
with
the
Tweedsmulr
y
agement
of
Mrs.
CUfford
Sr.
assist-
"ry
moderate
temperatures
had
scrtpt,,
leion
wa
read
bvlpark
Highway
thence
to
Burns
lartrueted
by
the
owner
whft
u
ed
by
the
Mesdames
Moses
WUson.
,tZ
"fr
,
.l
Rer.
B.
Black
of
the
United,
Lake
from
where
the
mam
road
leaving
town.
I
will
sell
by
Aartwe
D.
Mjowatt,
Blackstock,
Harris
and
J.'
CT
Church
and
Arthur
Howard,
a
woald
be
followed
to
Hazeilon
enUre
rarnUhingt
conMsUnc
k,
the
Misses
Connie
Mowatt.
Edna
tto
aU
,a,T
r"
7
"l
United
Church
local
praacbar.
d-
From
there
northerly
several
3
piece
cheaterfleid
saltea
wina
.nut
Wale
and
Hazel
Black.
More
than
ff3?1
to
k
and
'nvered
the
New
Year's
rnatnge.
route
are
poastWe
and
the
snow-
eheeterfletd
Ubfe;
Keetroiux
i:
I
three
hundred
people
partook
of
.me
cawiy
iare
provtaea.
1
The
toastmaster,
Charles
Patsey.
)
was
Introduced
by
Robert
Simpson
iand
he
filled
the
role
very
creditably.
Rev.
F.
Burling
proposed
the
Ken
Warner-
himself
drove
a
ny
tag
truck
clipped
with
a
light
gL
m
thutt
ef
rt
aoeitim
plow
and
1
opened
up
all
roads
lead-
ferTtM
,
orKlt
lng
to
the
various
entertainment
on
New
Years
Eve.
South
of
Francois
Lake
the
snow
V
fall
Wa
hMTT
Wlttsria
-i
m
w.-v
lated-and,
Uitu
"CU'"1M
-for
the
U1C
first
um
time
(
,
Anouier
unneo
semce
vai
nau'west
as
Terrace,
several
paues
to'stooi;
Singer
d
raphe
d
sewir.
the
church
at
7
t
pro
--
whan
Mr.
(the
ur
Naas
jiiu
roirr
offer
no
tmi
oaataele
uumihiit
The
iir
chine,
tmnc.
musie
oiirac
atooi-
Moot.
rirc(
eleetrie
ir
;v
vir
n,
l-1
RaWatknn
Salvation
Armv
Ann
assisted
a4.4
I-
in
ik.
the
sar-
I
"
:::r:
Z:.rr,Z2
-I..
.ar
orTnan
Schrelber
missed
a
Tw
Tice.
A
a
verv
Trrv
hannv
naopv
weea-ena
weekend
was:
w.iR"
wuld
also
be
"
of
-
great
stra-
kik
wuicu
buici
tuui
rnafl
trin
V
u
.
T
!
Francois
Lake
ferry
is
tak-
parues
naa
enjoy
ea.
Wi
"UU1C
mc
DW1.lng
care
of
all
traffic.
value
for
rallitery
dperaUunx.
Leaving
Telegraph
Creek
and
proceeding
to
Tealin
Lake,
thence
to
the
Hootaltnaua
River
and
down
the
llootalmona
to
the
Yukon
the
rt
for
their
future
welfare
and
hap-
BURNS
LAKE
Jan.
4:-A
irann
is
nn
I
Plness'
citizens
and
settlers
from
the
However,
the
meeting
expressed
REFRIGERATORS
FT
Save
on
WHY
pui
ap
wlili
the
coitly
Inconvenience
FOOD
of
unsafe
refrigeration
in
basement,
porch
or
CURRENT
window
ledge?
Save
steps
and
time
with
a
UPKEEP
General
Electric
Refrigerator
that
guards
perishable
foods
and
makes
them
instantly
available
for
preparing
meals
or
entertaining.
You'll
find
that
a
G-E
Refrigerator
more
than
pays
its
way
in
saving
on
food
bills
and
operating
costs.
Easy
terms
to
suit
your
budget.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
REFRIDERATIOH
ttweiytohumef
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
BlllH
SSllH
SBBBJI
SBBBB
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BBBH
BillHHHHHjHBiH
H-llflSyilSsBBB
MAOI
IN
CANADA
etc.;
-ft
showcaae
Thomas
Campbell
of
Haseiton
waa
fail
is
no
greater
than
In
any
af
pet
cleaner,
complete;
walnut
end
From
Hazel-
table:
radio-gramophone
p-k
jp
Kltwatura
or
even
as
far
In
cabinet:
oaheUtered
chair
snd
br
brut
Howard
preached
in
the
native
westerly
route
has
many
ad
ran-
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armchair)
and
Capt
Johnaou
of
the'
'P
3
waaker-s
conn-tlon
COOneCHOn
aith
WSM1
rTRM
Prtne
r.bine
btneis:
4
small
Windsor
chairs,
.
set
...
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torn
aval
iramu
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i.rifif
spent
oy
au
NEW
ROUTE
FOR
ROAD
TO
ALASKA
i
Barney
.Mulvany
s
I
ixpovii
Contid-j
ered
by
Bum
Lake
Meeting.
Itecic
value
and
is
a
DostUve
necea-inww.
..
i
,sity
tn
any
event.
-
i
i
wsit
uut.
taiv
v,
w
ci
.
mum
i
Croaatnc
the
Nam
Summit
tol
8ttldne
waters
and
procaedsng
tol
Telegranli
Creek
the
Sttkme
River
:
affords
narknWe
water
to
Wran
carpel,
kindergarten
set.
t-pbtt
bedroom
sette.
aundard
Ui;
1
Unolewa
ruga:
child's
crib
sutr
bed;
drecser;
3
electric
future,
clothes
dryer:
oil
pump
for
rar.f:
geU.
and
a
point
of
lnesttoabkl.rl!ift1
dishes,
Mr?t
and
Good
Can
Be
Seen
Trior
to
S!i
Mut
Be
SoldTrrmt
Cnh
Geo.
Dawes
Auctioneer
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