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December
29
1839.
THE
DAILY
KCW9
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would
I
locV
on
a
Chrittmot
lr?w
"Aim
0,1
ot
omocfi
at
100
Swt
Cofn."
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"TUt
pttrtt
form
in
mh'uh
lobttfo
tin
bt
tmvkrd."
Gift
Suggestions
For
Her:
PARIS
MAID
SLIPPERS
I
all
Uif
latcit
fabric:
and
i'
a'
hers
The.'
slipper
are
strrl
hed
glvine
maximum
cz.v.t:tr
and
wear
Finest
quality
on
the
rr
rket
'
4
QC
p
p
from
A:
'AT
I
Buy
Her
Penman's
llooirry
Ilartt
and
Onyx
and
Wo-Vrilic
Shoe
For
Him:
r
Guard
8llppers.
In
learner
sole
or
suit
soles
In
black
t
;e
'ir
rust
P
-
from
(
$1.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
Coal
Coal
Coal
NanalimMVellinplon
Foothills
Hulkley
Valley
gs$Y
yearowour
ror
W3rm
comfort.bie
i,me
COdirSAttSfj.
,oW,
up
wUll
our
Mreiully
-v
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S
to'f'f'te'Z
selected
coaL
He
stock
coal
for
OH
SCatCS
pnrposc
Furnace
Cook
tAdt
never
Store
Heaters.
Our
coal
ha
Jie
i
the
hlfhet
heat
content
so
'art
nloylng
Us
comfort
by
''i
'
lll'iif
your
tin
now.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Go.
Ltd.
ritone
6St
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if
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It
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Recent
Convention
At
Bella
Delia
Was
Important
Gathering
For
Native
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
at
Its
recent
convention
In
Bella
Bella,
elected
officers
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
H.
Clifton.
Grand
President,
Alfred
Adams,
Massett.
First
Vice-President.
Caleb
Williams.
Second
Vice-President,
Henry
Bafley.
Third
Clifton.
Orpnd
Vlce-Prwldent.
Edward
Secretary,
Charles
Clif
ford,
Hazelton.
Grand
Treasurer,
George
"Wilson,
Bella
Coola.
Reeordlne
Secretary.
R.
Carpen
ter.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
C.
Larkln,
city;
Oakley
Senk-plel.
New
Hazelton:
O.
H.
Tycho
and
Eric
Tycho.
Smlthers;
'
Mrs.
R
McDonald,
Phelan:
J
D.
It-taker
and
Mrs,
O,
Will,
Vancouver
Mr
and
Mrs,
A,
Horton
n
COAST
BREWrrtlES
LIMITED
Letter
Box
Editor,
Dally
News:
Through
the
kindness
of
Dave
O.
Borland,
local
manager
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
the
annual
Foodi
Matinee
In
aid
of
The
Salvation
I
Army
Christmas
hampers
will
be!
held
tomorrow
afternoon.
For
several
years
the
management
of(
the
theatre
have
staged
this
show
with
the
result
that
many
tins
of
foodstuffs
have
been
turned
over
to
the
Army
for
distribution
to
needy
families.
This
has
been
a
Treat
help
in
this
effort
and
as
It
has
always
been
well
attended
In
the
past
it
is
hoped,
that
this
year
many
young
pecule
will
tome
and
do
their
part
to
help
those
'tw
are
In
need.
Donations
of
several
sacks
-of
turnips
from
the
Q
&
S
Grocery
ind
two
tons
of
coal
lfom
Phil-pott
and
Evitt
are
acknowledged
also
$8.03
or
milk
tickets
from
the
Valentin
Dairy.
Toys
from
N.
Jones,
P.
C.
Miller
and
Gordon
and
An-
Honorarv
ftfbmu-Mnodv
!Inm-
Hardware.
The
fund
Is
StlU
ehltl.
Edward
Gamble
and
Harry
1
81115111
and
much
moTe
14
needed
Brooks.
U
Army
1
going
to
be
able
to
Advisors
Ambrose
Reld.
William."11
au
lne
applications
that
have
Btytion
and
Thomas
Oosnelll
Xative
Sisterhood
The
"Native
Sisterhood-
elected
officers
as
follows:
Grand
President,
Mrs.
Brenda
Campbell.
Bella
Bella.
First
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Margaret
Hunt.
Bella
Bella.
Second
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Flora
Williams.
Bella
Bella.
Third
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Louise
Douglas.
Hartley
Bay.
Grand
Secretary.
Miss
Daisy
Moody,
Bella
Coola.
Grand
Treasurer.
Mrs.
William
Dixon.
Bella
Bella.
Many
resolutions
were
dealt
with
by
the
convention
bearing
on
various
subjects.
There
was
a
round
of
various
forms
of
entertainment
Tor
the
delegates.
Five
places
having
sought
to
have
It,
the
selection
of
the
venue
for
the
1M0
convention
was
left
to
the
executive.
Timely
Recipes
OYSTER-CELERY
STEW
14
pints
oysters
with
liquor
A
tablespoons
butter
1
can
condensed
celery
soup
34
cups
milk.
14
teaspoons
salt
14
teaspoon
pepper
4
teaspoon
paprika
Melt
the
butter
in
a
saucepan.
I
nuu.
uk
ujncrs
wiui
uquor
ana
cook
until
the
edges
curl.
Com-
I
bine
the
celery
soup
with
the
milk
and
add
to
the
oysters.
Heat
to
boiling
and
season.
Serves
5.
Deen
received,
conditions
.
are
somewhat
improved
ver
last
year
yet
there
are
many
who
are
in
as
bad
financial
circumstances
as
they
were
last
year
IVAN
HALSEV.
Salvation
Army
Captain.
MINERAL
ACT
To
lirllnqurnt
Co-awnrrt
T
John
w.
AUlrn
sua
uandrr
IMrk-land
of
ffattlr,
MaMiInjton,
U.
H.
A.
WHSRtAS
Um
at
owner
ottotr
thin
mjtru
to
th
jt
of
mor
tTian
or
quarter
Mtrmi
in
rartj
and
11
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8tr
Wo.
t,
BtAr
No.
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SUr
No.
S.
Btr
No.
4.
Star
Jo.
S.
BUr
No.
.
Btmr
No.
T
BtMT
NO.
8.
BIT
No.
1
lUi
Star
No.
10
Urml
Claim
!tute
on
the
north
aide
of
Torebet
Itlxnd
teChlmuw
Fwmee
kbout
SO0
ft
nwn
the
beach
la
xt
Skmia
Xtlntng
D.TjRlon,
proTtnce
ot
Btitlsh
Columbia:
Py
WWn
M
days
from
the
tilt
fcer-M
tJy
iura
of
1152X50
bring
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
Twulmt
foe
the
year
1837,
1938
and
1939
tor
lection
28
Of
Che
Mineral
Aft
R
s
B.
C
1938.
Chaotwr
1S1.
tcvether
vith
U
cats
of
tola
notice,
to
the
under.
Jnet
the
regiataeu
owner
I
aald
MUerl
Claim,
yonr
Interest
n
aald
Mineral
Clatavi
abafl
be
forfeited
and
bnoorxie
vetted
Ja
the
undersls&ed
who
baa
made
the
requred
pendXUtrrs.
DATED
at
Trine-
Bnpert,
B
C
th!
th
day
of
JtCj,
1US.
t
a.
BER.VXT
CPJt.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
will
sail
at
7
o'clock
Instead
of
10
o'clock
this
Friday
-evening
tor
Vancouver
and
win
arrive
In
"Vancou
ver
10
o'clock
Sunday
night,
Christmas
Eve,
Instead
of
the
usual
time
at
7:30
Monday
morning,
Itls'n
nounced
at
local
offices
of
the
mi
k
26
OBNCE
r
BOTTLE
Thli
adTertUement
I
not
published
or
dlaplaye4
hj
the
Liquor
Coatrol
Boar
3
or
It
the
Government
ol
DrlUih
Columbia,
TO
EVERYONE
A
Merry
Christmas
KEEP
WARM
WITH
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
During
tins
Festive
Season
keep
a
supply
of
Lticky
Lager
and
Ihirton
lypc
Ale
on
hand.
Here
extra
qualitj
at
no
higher
prire
tJian
ordinury
lccrs
and
ales.
And
here
an
important
tip:
Heer
and
ale
should
be
fcerved
at
a
temperature
no
lower
than
42
degrees,
to
enjoy
the
true
aroma
ami
depth
of
flavour.
Drink
Lucky
Imager
and
Burton
Ale
this
year
and
remember
.
.
they
go
further.
Vancoovc,
Nrw
WrTMiNTc
Victoria
iLUCIiVlilGER
BURTON
ALE
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Controt
Board
or
by
the
Government
t
rt.ui.t.
ri
ui.
o
O
O
a
m?
"LOOKING
'She
icanls
a
Cuti'Case!
iVrwl
you're
going
to
le
"turM
in
hrr
apprrriatfoa
tfyua
itlie
lierone.
Kith,
.
rr:
I
Icatltrr
ealsiB
vontenU
'
'
rut'y
artanfetl
mj
that
tlie
f
ur
Catrt
prrparationa
a.c:al
bprihl
and
needn't
Lr
rvnmrd.
Complete
ith
man
leu
r
I
m
j
I
r
-total,
prrfKiration
and
rullao.
Price
M.00
CSJTEX
QHi
Sets
These
products
are
delivered
free
t
your
home.
Phone
651
and
ask
Tor
LUCKY
LAGER
and
BURTON
type
ALE.
Order
early
to
sure
of
delivery
during
the
rush
season,
n
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till
l
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from
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waav
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vatawwaav
tw
vr
waWar
Bulkley
Valley
Turkeys
Direct
From
The
Farm
i
If
you
want
a
good
Turkey
from
the
Bulkley
Valley,
place,,your4
order
now.
The
supply
is
limited
but
the
price
Is
right.
First
i
Class
Number
1
birds
at
30c
a
pound.
Sulkley
Market
THIRD
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is
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Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
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Water
Heated
Mrs.
C.
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Proprietress
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Hotel!
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QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
:
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
j
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
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by
the
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canning
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