1
1
1
f
FACE
FOTJB
THZ
DAILY
NEWS
Fine
Banquet
At
Kitwanga
Home
League
of
Salvation
Army
Responsible
for
Successful
Affair
KITWANGA,
Jan.
6.
The
Home
League
of
the
Salvation
Army
gave
a
very
enjoyable
supper
at
the
community
hall,
everyone
In
the
village
being
present
at
the
affair,
After
full
justice
had
been
done
to
a
fine
srjread.
there
was
a
program
of
guitar;
vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Sam
Envoy
D.
Wells
was
chairman
and
J
Hayhurst
led
the
prayers.
Hotel
Arrivals
Trince
Rupert
Port
Essington.
IN
THE
MTKKMC
C'Ol
ICT
Ol'IIKITIMI
COI.U.MHIA
In
1'robatr
In
the
.Matter
of
the
"AdmlnUtratioii
'.cf
And
In
the
Matter
of
tlir
Itate
of
Itlantlie
Hart
l)-rawl
TAKE
NOTICE
ttet
by
order
ot
Hla
Honor,
W.
E.
Pia4er.
made
on
the
29th
day
ct
Dcmnber,
A.
D.
1939,
I
was
appointed
Exo?u6or
ct
the
eata'.e
of
Blanche
Hart,
DoMased,
and
all
partiea
having
claims
egatast
the
said
estate
are
hereby
rafjJred
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
lOtfi
day
of
February.
A.
D.
1940.
uid
ell
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
the
3rd
day
of
January,
AX).
1940.
WILLIAM
O.
FULTON,
Executor.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
IN
THE
SI
THEME
COI
KT
Of
IUUTIXII
f'Ol.r.MBl.
In
I'rubate
In
the
Matter
of
the
Ait"
And
Jn
the
Matter
ut
the
Estate
of
Edward
terguson
Jone.
Itereated
TAKE
NOTICE
that
'by
crder
of
Ills
Honcr
Judge
W.
E.
Plnher
dated
the
4th
day
of
January
1940
I
wan
an.
of
the
CTty
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
'and
all
persona
having
daUna
agalnc
tihe
aai'd
EMe.te
are
hereby
required
to
furrrfah
the
same
to
me
prqperty
.WW
fled
cm
or
before
the
28th
day
of
February
1940
and
all
per-aorta
IndebW
ifo
ihe
raid
Estate
art
re-erulred
to
pay
dihe
aramni
of
their
in-'
debtednens
to
me
forthwith
.
,
NOJIMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Admtnltra,tor.
I
Prlnre
Hupert.
D.
C.
Dated
the
th
day
of
January,
A
D.
J840.
Arrow
Messenger
Len
Griffiths
&
Co.
PHONE
159
Reasonable
Rates
Parcel
and
Itaggaee
Service
Stand
Vcnezia
Grocery
Fulton
Street
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PKINCK
RUPERT
FEEI)
CO.
Phones
58
and
538
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zardll
Proprietor
"A
iioa;h
away
from
HOME
Rales
11.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
li
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
MX
J
Gold,
oz.
Gold,
lode
and
carols.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MINE
PRODUCTION
oz.
speeches
and
music.
The
speakers
were
Honorary
Sergeant
Major
'
.
'
Arthur
MeDames
of
Skeena
Cross-
i
.
MJ
lng,
Sergeant
Major
D.
Williams.
JXatlVCS
lTiaQe
Robert
Harris,
Eddie
Benson,
Matthias
Bright.
Jacob
Morgan
and
J.
A.
Sampare.
The
musical
program
Included
violin
solos
by
Sergeant
Major
W.
B.
Morgan,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Sampare;
vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
Harris
and
Mrs.
Williams;
duet
by
Mrs.
D.
Wells
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Sampare:
vocal
trio
by
Irene
Yvonne
and
Loretta
Washburn,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Sampare
on
the
Long
Trip
In
To
Hazelton
...
1933
.
U
Quanlty
Value
,-.
57.759
l.7l,iSl5
557,522
19,613.624
Silver,
oz.
J.
10,861,578
4,722.288
Copper,
lb.
65.769,906
6,558.575
Lead,
lb.
412.979,182
13,810.024
Zinc,
lb
293,497,295
9.172,822
Coal
(2,2401b.)
ton
..
1,309,428
5,583,069
Structural
materials
1,975.249
Miscellaneous
metals
1.396,885
and
minerals
ToUIs
$61,485451
HAZELTON,
Jan.
6.
Twenty
four
members
of
the
Church
Army
Rev.
Frank.
Burling
conducted
a
special
communion
service
on
New
Year's
Eve
for
the
benefit
of
the
visitors.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Burl-
astonishing
what
has
already
been
'
.
1
1
1
1
1
il
a
.
accompnsnea
in
tnc
space
ot
a
very
,
few
days.
The
for
the
time
being
;
.
1939
.Quantity
"'jspoo
586,000
10.400,000
72.500.060
375,000.000
300,000,000
1,440,000
May
24th.
1939."
Waterfront
Whiffs
Value
1,489,248
21,223,748
4,230,304
7.315.250
11363,750
9,192,000
6,120,000
2.000.000
1,500.000
$61,039,300
Customs
Revenue
Lower
Last
Year
Considerable
Decrease
in
Collections
From
Imports
Shown
Here
on
1939
Customs
and
excise
collections
at
from
Klsgagas,
63
miles
north
of
tne
ot
prnce
Rupert
for
the
Hazelton,
visited
their
Church
Army
,
caiendar
J
ear
1939
totalled
$123,-frlends
In
Hazelton
at
the
end
of
501
i5
as
comrjared
with
S173.8S2.76
pare,
and
duet
by
Judith
Morgan
last
week
for
New
Year
services.
The
,
ln
the
year
1938,
The
December
and
Doris
Wells.
There
were
also
visiting
party
was
under
the
lead-
collections
were
$8,787.86
as
against
recitations
by
Judith
Morgan.
The
"ship
of
William
Wale,
native
mis-1
$8,552.30
In
the
same
month
of
the
sionary
at
Klsgagas,
Capt.
Moses,
nrevious
vear.
Anril.
November
and
urcen
ana
lour
wumcn
uu
1
uecemDer
were
me
only
months
of
the
trip.
The
trail
was
a
hard
one
,
1939
to
show
Increased
collections
and
most
of
the
trip
was
made
on
over
1938.
.
snowshoes.
j
VISIT
LEAVES
MEMORY
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
6
cording
for
ever
the
Seal
Cove
Starts
Humming
As
Work
Commences
on
Air
Base
Nov
Co-Op
Store
at
Cow
Bay
Quite
Imposing
Structure
:
(CP)
Re-date
of
the
Mrs.
J.
11.
Aicxean,
1
on
tM-
ln?(
wniiam
Wale
and
Simon
Green
royal
visit-
to
Winnipeg
Is
the
ward;
W.
Palmer.
Prince
Rupert;
ais0
gaVe
short
addresses.
The
con-
carved
Inscription
on
the
legls-Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Dixon
and
A.
E.
gregation
filled
the
church
and
en-
latlve
buildings
here:
"Their
MaJ-Lawson,
Vancouver;
J.
B.
Barclay,
tered
splrltediy
lnto
the
singing
of
estles
King
Oeore
and
Queen
Blllmor;
Mrs.
S.
R.
Donaldson,
rhrutmac
anrt
New
Year
hvmns
Elizabeth
visited
this
buildlne
nn
A
development
of
major
importance
for
Prince
Ru
52'
Lutheran
'Xmas
ground
formerly
occupied
by
the
course
of
the
contract
and
Seal
Cove,
it
Is
to
be
expected,
will
be
the
scene
for
a
considerable
time
to
come
of
activity
such
as
has
not
lng
of
the
Prince
RuperJ
Fishermen's
co-operative
has
been
rap-
111..
1
-
1.
!
I
J
I
At-.
A.
Entertainment
Is
Enjoyable
24
pert's
waterfront
got
under
way
this
week
with
com-
mencement
of
the
work
at
Seal
Cove
in
preparation
for
the
1
local
air
base
establishment.
The
E.
J.
Ryan
Contracting
Co.
has
the
dirt
flying
there
in
great
shape
and,
with
the
pointed
Admintn
twfcor
of
the
Esute
of
old
mill
yards.
There
is
much
heavy
tawara
rvrguam
Jones.
Dmoased.
late
rock
work
to
be
undertaken
In
the
duets
hv
Clarice
Jnhnxpn
nnrf
Rnlnh
IIEADMAN'S
AXE
IS
STAYED
Overjoyed
on
learning
of
a
60-day
stay
in
the
derx.rtafi
cm
"n-ceedings
against
him,
Baron
Waldemar
von
Rcltziiistein-Stein-aeh
greets
his
wife
and
son
at
Ellis
Island,
N
Y.
Deportation
would
mean
death
under
the
Nazi
headsman's
axe,
says
the
Baron,
who
once
arrested
Hitler
during
the
famous
Munich
beer-putsch.
This
winter
Is
quite
abnormal
ln
Since
the
war
broke
out
It
has
been
difficult
to
arouse
sufficient
,Vi
"
P
lt
wa
a
lltt,e
Christmas
story
that
week
v
with
.1.
the
erection
,
of
,
the
frame
marching
marching
around
around
the
tne
Christmas
Lnristmas
,i.,i
'
work
It
Li
to
be
a
suhstnntial
Tree
s'ng'ng
carols
after
which
-
v
,
Z0.1.
J....
1
nH..
Cll
in
the
Mnntt
ot
n.
"y.
whe
by
"ad
one
to
France,
N(1,,
in
about
two
weeks'
time
there
will
be
some
bone
picking
to
do.
bones
will
be
two
turkey
drumsticks.
With
Frank
as
the
picker,
a
certain
local
transfer
outfit
will
be
e
pickee.
Whether
or
not
the
bors,
whose
dogs
got
away
with
pickings,
will
be
drawn
Into
the
feud
remains
to
be
seen.
It
seems
that
the
transfer
outfit
was
entrusted
to
take
to
Frank's
house
the
gift
of
a
fine
fifteen-pound
turkey.
The
bird
was
delivered
to
iw.iwvo
jurwuiit
uibUMua,
viviiii
solas
by
Richard
Skog,
Stanley
Woz-
were
.WCI
The
,,
n.-.u
rhi,...n
..
1
ter.
the
bother
of
Christmas
J
give
brightness
to
the
city.
Tourists
will
come
as
usual
and
It
would
I
not
be
patriotic
to
neglect
our
gar-
dens.
HF.P.
1
,
uecura-
jn
selections
?
the
8reenh'e
and
picked
Selvlg;
by
a
string
band
a
nearby
vacant
house
and
dulv
u
.
cwyiwura
were
Mrs.
Mrs.
i.oQjuen,
nW
,,n
at
f
the
back
t.
a
door.
hung
up
Four
days
later
there
was
occasion
to
j
check
up
on
the
turkey
to
see
what
had
happened
to
It.
All
that
could
be
found
were
the
two
leg
bones,
still
suspended
from
the
nail.
The
canines
had
had
a
fine
Christmas
dinner.
Now
certain
of
Frank's
friends
are
wondering
If
they
are1
going
to
be
denied
the
fine
turkey
dinner
which
they
had
anticipated
on
his
return.
Five
thousand
j-nwc
Rupert
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
yon
have
to
cell.
Leon
Sandvar
and
Mrs.
Jens
Moen.
In
th
kitchen
were
Mrs.
C.
Johnsen,
Mrs.
J.
Ivarson,
Mrs.
Peter
Peterson,
Mrs.
John
Murvold,
Mrs.
M.
Jensen
and
Miss
A.
Petersen.
Acting
as
cashier
was
Mrs.
B.
Pedersen
while
Mrs.
Maurellus
Holkestad
presided
at
the
door.
CALLED
DOCTOR
M.
P.
LONDON,
Jan.
0:
(CP)
-
A
HAZELTON
that
we
have
had
no
cold
weather,
,ur,c"
01
ncy'
"un,n-
Al
so
far.
Bulbs
are
pushing
their
u,c
"cw
Ipar
waicnnigm
service
way
through
the
ground.
A
few
a4kJ'
'"'w
wcrr
pfcaeniea
roses
were
in
bloom
on
Christmas
w,mana
n,auvc-
"e
.
"ce
ine
PePJC
Iorn
a
"rge
ce
Day
and
also
on
New
Year's
Day.
We
have
had
a
few
odd
blooms
on'1"
churchyard
and
sang
"Anld
the
table
all
the
time
that
were
'n8.Sy"5
and
"aod
lhf
picked
from
the
garden
but
they
nR-
cnurch
'
beauUfully
have
not
been
very
good.
Other-
aorated
with
branches
of
cedar,
people
with
better
locations
have
noI,3r
nnd
bunchea
of
rowan
ber-more
r
cs"
flowers.
Admini.tration
use
of
heavy
mechanized
clearing
equipment,
it
is
almost
interest
iru
the
garden
to
do
anv
Special
Christmas
and
New
Year
services
were
held
In
St.
Peters
The
usual
ChrUlmas
week
Sunday
School
parties
were
heW
In
connection
with
St.
Pater's
Any
thing.
For
a
while
I
felt
almost
yn-
ne
wniie
Sunday
like
letting
everything
go
or
per-'800'
Party
wa
Wednesday
haps
growing
nothing
but
potatoes.
nd
the
nat,Te
Wty
on
Friday.,
Now
we
are
past
the
turn
of
the,PresenU
and
"ual
bags
of
year,
days
are
lengthening
and
the
""
and
nut
given
each
weather
has
Improved.
I
begin
to,""10
01
inc
cnurch.
I
feel
that
H.
would
not
be
right
to,
"
I
let
the
garden
go,
especially
at
a
,
"1ie
native
day
school
at
Haiel-tlme
when
Prince
Rupert
is
on
the
ton
held
Its
annual
Christ
mas
con-'
upgraae
wun
increasea
population
cert
with
tn
a
nrrr.
prognim
of
1
Chris
Jensen
as
gen-'
ri
ffno1
nrosnP(tjl
for
C
future
B.
a"hea.
been
known
In
that
area
since
the
era!
convener,
the
Sewing
Circles
of
In
a
few
wcel(J
x
snau
feei
the
urec
j
carou'
game
and
old
sawmill
days.
,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
held
to
dlg
and
aiready
the
new
cata.
rount-
Indian
Agent
8.
Malllnson
!
their
annual
Christmas
entertain-
losues
are
provlng
of
,nUrest
J?"
P""1
"
wt?LM
tenia
and
At
Cow
Bay
the
new
store
build-
meni
on
weonesaay
in
me
Metro-;
,
-
n""r
"'
'ue.
rTom
a
poie
nau.
in
me
a
1
tern
00
n
me-
.
v,"""m
hoc
preaenu.
children
were
entertained
with
reel-
other,
day
a
cPy.
of
"My
candies
and
nuU
were
distributed
tations
and
sones
and
the
usual
waraen
arnvea
irom
tngiana.
in
oy
oanu
Ulaus.
Mivr.lt.tl.
ACT
o
lellnnirnt
uuu.
u
iwu
iwrey.
on
me
Peterson
arrlved
on
7ne
"
Z.
decided
that
they
would
have
a
very
To
,
,
7
A
jVn
"irt"
,,Z?r,:i.
site
the
old
same
as
store
w-hich
wa,
"'"..
Ta.
with
B,
Christmas
""
d
and
fru,t
fruUto
to
aH
aU
no
holly
dec-
formerly
for
years
occupied
by
the,
?'tri?"?
oration.
Mistletoe
and
hollv
were
"22
.
ou,w
ward
Electric
and
Marine
Supply.
,
.
j
of
rnore
to
be
banned
tne
mothcr
Cfi
When
Frank
Fitch,
the
well
known
local
customs
and
immlgra-
ceptable
entertainment
for
the
'
the
b
notJ
hom,e
sha"
Z1.
Br
TbL
adultawithRev.J.H.Mvrwan1rnCt.
the
festivities.
The
girls
agreed
9.
mr
No.
7.
sr
m,
2
a.No,
n
Z
Z
,
.
"i:
...rri"
"!
eluded
selections
by
Ml
Nell
Law-
...
-.V.I.
.VUllia
1W111C
lv.nU.
,i,.,o
.
.
1
J
,
I
I
.
I
IJ
D
A
fcf,.
.
'
iiicjr
wuum
oe
B'aQ
w
ce
wunuut
vl
u
unenu
Claim
situate
we
wra
mat
or
FkimKr
t.i.
.
ChliUTlOr
PrUiMU,
.W..
a
.
.
tlons
this
rear.
The
sooner
they
from
the
beci
rn
done
with
Christmas
the
bet-
D1Ilf'02'
Cfi"
ot
coiumbtT
pay
Within
00
dmva
from
th.
aJ.
i."
On
Christmas
Eve
the
girls
went
&
"
w
of
11537
jo
bctni
rour
ProP",on
o'
-he
eitpwidRure
un
required
"P
for
the
yewa
1037.
lD.ia
3
,ti)e.
including
Ilawalan
and
vocal
ntro-"iu!
enouh
hPIly
'r
thf
chaiLde"
STrioS
.
"X
af'lfnl
'
"m
a
P"e
e
gardener
had
L
Jj'ft-lben;
guitar
duets
by
Asbjorg
Ant-
Iththe'
hJMt
there-
The
mother
ln'.nmed.
tJ:Jn:
came
onsen
nn
and
nnrt
Jorun
Tnrlln
KVrr-
Skog;
songs
MnN
by
th
four
girls;
selections
by
the
Var-den
Singers
and
piano
duets
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Myrwang
and
Peter
Lien.
Following
the
prpgram
delicious
buffet
refreshments
were
served
quietly
from
another
direction
with
Mineral
Clalma.
your
Indent
on
aalj
an
armful
of
mistletoe.
While
they
be
J""
i
.
,
.
,
become
veated
In
the
uni-raiined
wh
were
working
the
door
opened
and
h,
made
tne
required
eipenditure;
the
father
came
in
furtively
with
a'.pP0
Prtn
Rupert,
b
c.
tiiu
little
holly
tree
for
the
carved
beari
e.
a.
to
hold.
Then
a
knock
came
at
the
i
BERNKY
door
and
the
boy
ln
uniform
an-'
'
nounccd
he
had
got
leave
from
thcinnix
.
nTTnnrir
front
line
to
spend
Christmas
atlrKllNLili
KUrERT
nome.
tie
naa
picitea
nony
in
tne;
lane
when
coming
up.
Everybodyi
fwas
happy
and
what
a
Christmas
they
had
I
member
of
parliament
attended
flower
a
peer
when
Lord
Lucan,
78,
fell
down
the
steps
at
Westminster
Hall,
and
Sir
Henry
Morris-Jones,
medical
M.
P.,
took
him
to
Westminster
Hospital.
I
did
not
Intend
to
write
anything
about
gardens'for
a
month
or
two
but
it
seemed
to
me
that
there,
might
be
others
like
myself
who
felt
that
In
these
abnormal
times
a
garden
might
be
out
of.
place.
So
I
am
making
this
appeal
to
everyone
who
can
do
so
to
cultivate
their
patch
of
garden
as
usual:
and
plant
it
to
flowers,
not
potatoes.
Flowers
will
be
needed
this
year
to
I;
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Enjlnccrs
Iron
and
ISrass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
DRAMA
SET
OUT
WEST
"Malsle,"
.Modern
Romance
With
Outdoor
Setting.
Is
Tonights
Feature
at
Capitol
Theatre
1
"Maisle."
a
dramatic
romance
with
wetern
setting
to
provide
the
background
for
a
modern
story
01
human
beings,
is
the
feature
picture
for
tonight
only
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
It
presents
Ann
Sothern
and
Robert
Young
in
the
leading
Tin'
ory
is
based
upon
the
ro-mu'it:e
of
a
cho'rus
girl
and
a
ranch
..matter
who
is
starting
life
over
.Mam
after
having
been
In
a
prison
.1
t
crime
he
did
not
commit.
The
i
imstances
In
the
lives
of
this
rd
-bit
ten
pair
Wke
tor
a
r0"
r
m
re
of
different
sort.
When
the
I
1..
rocs
on
trial
for
the
murder
:
l
is
employer,
the
story
reaches,
a
potent
dramatic
climax.
Robert
Y
iuni!
is
he
ranch
manager
and
A-
i
Sotlirrn.
the
chorus
girl.
R
:'h
Hussej-
has
the
"heavy"
f
m
nine
role
as
the
cheating
wife
I
in
Hunter.
Her
cheating
leads
'
his
suicide
and
the
charge
of
murder
against
Young.
Cliff
Ed-vnrds.
a.-
a
ranch
hand,
provide
much
of
the
comedy
while
Dick
Raymond.
Art
Mix
and
Willie
Fung
also
have
Important
roles.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
Jan.
6:
1915
Germans
In
Poland
reached
the
Sue
ha
River,
west
of
the
Vistula.
Turkish
cruiser
Ooeben
struck
two
Russian
mtne
near
the
Boaphonu.
suffering
serious
damage.
It's
the
cumualnb
elftct
of
ad'
verUatng
that
counts.
Saturday.
January
.
uw
TONIGHT
ONLY
2
Shows,
7:00
and
9,0
ROUT.
YOUNG,
ANN
S0T
LRN,
IAN
HUNTER
In
"MAISIE"
A
grand
girl
to
know
.
grand
comedy
for
you'
(At
7:13
and
9:5I
AI)l)i:i)
Co-Operative
Marketing
Of
Fur
Proposed
inoiiA
Roller
Rink
Dallj
Sesaloru
Children
Adulto
neglnnrrs
(Jltm
Atlenllon
sod
"SWING
OPERA"
Table
Manners"
fpiiij
onr
CARTOON
and
NOVELTY
Coming
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spring
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co-ojwaiivr
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30
to
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Special
Owinfr
to
Increased
Cost
of
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
Coal
At
the
mine
and
an
lnrreae
in
freight
Tale,
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have
htn
lrttd
to
raUe
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price
as
follows:
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Will
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Kffect
January
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or
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In
USED
FURNITURE
Kitchen
Ranges
$18,
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$25
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HEATERS
$2.50
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