PAGE
FOUR
V
.a.
HOT
WATER
...
all
you
want-whenever
you
want
it
-the
ELECTRIC
WAY
Electric
hot
water
is
NOT
expensive!
We
can
equip
your
present
tank
with
insulation
and
an
immersion
type
electric
heater
at
small
cost
A
Thermostat
for
automatic
control
can
be
included
at
slight
extra
cost.
Complete,
automatic
electric
water
heaters
with
Monel
Tanks
(the
kind
that
never
rust
or
wear
out)
are
available
in
24,
32
and
40
Imperial
Gallon
sizes.
You
will
find
the
cost
of
operation
surprisingly
low
for
such,
a
wonderful
convenience.
Let
us
prove
this
to
you
with
figures
from
the
many
satisfied
users
throughout
our
territory.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
OFFICERS
!Kitwanga
W.A.
ELECTED
Concert
Was
Much
Enioved
Wnman's
Auxiliary
and
WTiilo
Cross
Society
Hold
3Iectinfs
''
''
wrrurAMArr
,
KITWANGA,
Feb.
1:-The
Wo-
KrrWANOA.
1:-Rev.
D
Febuarry
man.s
Auxlllaryf
under
the
direc.
attended
meetings
to
elect
offl-
onn
o...j-..
cers
of
the
native
Woman's
Aux
lllp.ry
and
White
Cross
Society.
The
chief
officers
elected
were.
Woman's
Auxiliary
Honorary
President,
Mrs
Shearman.
Honorary
Vice-President,
Mrs.
F
Sampare.
President,
Mrs.
M.
Bright.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
F.
Johnson
Treasurer,
Mrs.
P.
Ryan.
.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Turley.
Committee
Mrs.
M.
Washburn
Mrs,
M.
Williams,
Mrs.
E.
Tait,'
Mrs.
R.
Fowler.
Mrs.
L.
Lelt.
Mrs
!
C.
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
Harris,
Mrs
Benson.
Mrs.
H.
Daniels
and
Mrs
M.
Harris.
White
Cross
Society
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
Semldecks.
.
President,
Mrs.
M.
Wells.
Hazelton
Hospital
Women's
Auxiliary
Mrs.
M.
A.
Myres
is
Elected
Presl
dent
for
Ensuing
Year
HAZELTON.
Feb.
1.
Th
annual
tnearman
presided
and
spoke
meeting
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital
on
behalf
of
the
Honorary
Presl-
Women's
Auxiliary,
was
held
In
the
aeni.
various
songs,
stories
and
United
Chnrph
last
ppv
nefior.'
LARGE
ATTENDANCE
INDICATES
KEEN
IIOSriTAL
INTEREST
(Continued
Fro;n
Pane
One)
in
connection
with
the
construction
lessly
adrift.
I
wisli
to
thank
hlminosPltal
music
entertained
a
fair
nttpnri.
fnr
th
n'.
.i..j
.i
line
three
for
two
and
thrr
fnr
nni
"
..v
nv.w
LtLi
1UJ-I
"
"
Joni..
Art
rtiil4nnilUn
'
--
1
IThl.
n....!
.mm..
.1
.
i
....
.
rl
.
1
1
1
.
baIm
v.
..
t
n
n
w
...
a
.luiiit
ouiu
uy
4.
jiyan.
everybody
enjoyed
the
party
and
a
vote
oi
manics
10
ine
President.
Mrs.
son.
n
Bright,
and
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
i
.
.
.
.
orougni
a
nappy
evening
to
a
close.
f
.
.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
C.
Smith.
Honorary
Captain,
Mrs.
M.
Wll-
S.
'Hams.
M.
Captain.
Mrs.
E.
Talt.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
P.
Ryan.
Secretary.
Mrs.
A.
Matthews.
Committee
Mrs.
G.
Moore,
Mrs.
h
Harris,
Mrs.
A.
McDames,
Mrs
M.
Bright.
Mrs.
P.
Benson
and
Miss
A.
Tucker.
iKeep
the
Furnace
Roaring
and
Keep
the
Pot
Boiling
with
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
PrncMint
ttr.
v
a
mi...
membrshin
anri
Secretary
Treasurer,
Mrs.
E.
Melville
Mallns.
1
Purchasing
Committee
Mrs.
John
Newlck
and
Mrs.
F.
H.
Go-lightly.
Mrs.
A.
Orant
was
re-elected
to
the
visiting
committee.
Mrs.
S.
H.
Senkplel
represents
New
Hazelton
district.
Dr.
W.
E.
Austin,
medical
superintendent,
expressed
gratitude
on
behalf
of
the
hospital,
also
a
sincere
desire
for
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
achieve
even
greater
ac
complishments
throughout
the
qoming
year,
an
aim
to
which
he
'
Is
giving
wholehearted
support.
LUCKY
TO
LlVfc
C
AKT7
.KTn
M
Pnir.
Foh
1.
rn
into
a
100-foot
ravine
here
slnri
Christmas,
Joseph
Revlll
escaped
as
the
bus
left
the
roadway.
NAMESAKE
HONORED
LIVERPOOL,
Eng..
Feb.
1:
(CP)
The
cruiser
Liverpool
was
presented
with
silver-plated
bugles
and
other
tokens
by
the
Liverpool
Corporation
during
a
visit
here.
BURIEO
BY
SANII
GREENWOOD.
Enir
Pph
1
Foreman
of
a
glass-making
crew,1
Journed.
k.
Manmaaie
was
crushed
to
death
under
18
tons
of
sand
when
he
fell'
In
a
mixer.
Try
a
Daily
News
classified
ad-
jvertlsement
for
best
results.
continuity
of
hospital
board
membership
indeed
some
people
possibly
felt
there
was
too
much
continuity.
He
did
not
see
where
the
new
plan
eliminate
any
attempt
at
group
control.
The
present
plan
of
electing
five
members
to
the
board
each
year
he
felt
was
quite
satisfactory.
On
the
resolution
of
Mr.
Wilklnxnn
being
put,
it
was
defeated
on
a
de
cisive
show
of
hands.
The
election
of
the
1939
board
was
then
proceeded
with.
D.
O.
Borland,
seconded
by
Jack
Preece.
nominated
the
present
members
of
tne
board
o,
P
.
.
.
,
."c
.,
a.
v
w
i
i
ti.ak.
iiuiiiuiauLnii
'Driver
of
the
second
lorry
to
fall
(close
so
these
were
declared
elected
.
.
.
.....
rn
0
i.
i
nrl
The
boalrd.
In
addition.
Include
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
and
R.
E.
Benson,
representing
the
city;
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
and
W.
O.
Fulton,
representing
the
I
-
.w.w.ii.,
..no.
ot,
fi
iiyiuat
r
HAZELTON
Miss
Peggy
Draccwell
is
doing
nicely
In
hospital
after
an
appen-i
dlx
operation
and
Is
looking
for
'For
unquestionable
sound
fin-
ward
to
Betting
on
her
feet
again.
anclal
condition
lull
credit
must
bc
given
to
the
mam
years
of
hard
Mrs-
Joe
Allen
also
U
maklnj
work
and
able
administrative
abll-Gd
progress
towards
recovery
lty
rendered
by
our
secretary.
Wlth-lrom
her
recent
operation
and
will
out
his
services
we
would
be
hope-,be
welcomed
home
soon
from
the
fnr
hl
atvna
nnH
full
r-ruratlnti
I
1
"I
would
also
like
to
thank
the'EIATr1
Cfl
11jfQ
members
of
the
committee
for
their
i
j
f
lLillllJ
asmiance
throughout
tne
year.
My
thanks
Is
likewise
tendered
to
thrf
mpmhert
wVia
en
IHnrilv
trnvtl
of
their
time
and
knowledge
to
the!
committee
during
the
period
the
Uutxtapdlnr
List
of
bond
Issue
was
In
preparation
and
the
sale
consumated.
"To
the
chairman
and
members
of
the
building
committee
I
am
especially
gratefuL
The
businesslike
manner
in
which
they
undertook
their
-duties
commands
thnnori
that
1A
notl.nt,
"Sky
Devils."
cases
had
numbered
115.
During
the
year
there
had
been
552
operations
153
major
and
399
minor
and
277
x-ray
examinations.
99
In
connection
with
,tuberculosts
clinic.
No
students
had
been
admitted
during
the
year,
six
had
graduated
10
Edear
Ber-
policy
to
disburse
only
those
sums
"n-
"l
McCarthy.
Rltz
Bro-whlch
had
been
necessary
to
keep
And.rea
Urds
and
Adolphe
the
old
building
in
a
good
state
of
Ie","
.
ln
"Ooldwyn
Follies"
repair.
uccnmcoion.
,h...
,,
February
11
Spencer
Tracy
In
In
hospital
at
the
beginning
of
1938
February
and
15Oary
and
52
at
the
end
a
total
of
mis
(00nfr:
Hathbone
and
Slgrtd'
February
18
Joe
E.
Brown
In
"The
Gladiator''
and
Boris
Kar-'
loff
ln
"Mr.
Wong.
Detective."
i
February
20.
21
and
22-Spen-,
cer
Tracy
and
Mickey
Rooney
In
uoys'
Town."
February
23
and
24
Shirley
.n
tad
md
r.miTc0T,?
-SLiJSSS
.
.
I
and
tne
Jones
Family
In
"Down
mc
icpu
oi
mc
womtni
aux-
on
the
Farm"
I
lllary.
sent
by
the
secretary,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
announced
a
member-
booked.
i
ship
of
forty.
The
Auxiliary
hadl
February
27
and
27
and
March
been
active
during
the
year
under'!
iinv
xfiiiar.
t.-
.......
!
the
energtlc
leadership
of
he
presl-
rav
and
Louise
Camnbell
In
"Men'
dent.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morlson.
Twcntv-'
six
mattresses
had
been
purchased,
March
2
and
3-Bobby
Breen.
a
oaoy
cnesi
naa
Deen
esiaDiisnca.
Dolores
Costello
and
Charlie
and
$85
was
being
held
to
provide
Ruggles
In
"Breaking
the
Ice-
ani
three
blanket
warmers
ln
the
new
i.
Toe
Pennex
ln
"Mr.
Doodle
Kicks
hospital.
J
Off."
i
hiectlng
Board
i
Other
such
Important
feature
O.
V.
Wilkinson's
notice
of
mo
tion
would
have
provided
for
an
elected
hospital
board
of
six
mem
bers,
three
each
year
for
terms
of
two
years'
each,
a
start
on
the
new
plan
w
be
made
this
year
by
elect-
inounces.
as
"You
Can't
Take
It
With
You,"
"Cow
Boy
and
the
Ladv."
"Dawn
Patrol."
"Drums"
and
"Marie
An-'
toinette"
are
to
be
shown
here
In
Ihe
near
future.
Mr.
Borland
an-
ther1ntwoIlidy
W
bef
WW
I
I
Hazelton
Ladies'
kiuu
roup
control.
twinui,
wr.
Mr
!
...
vice-rresiaent,
Mrs.
a.
R.
Ben-
"""wu
ui
t
1
.
I
Wilkinson
felt.
W
M
nrnam
.nnU1
AlJ
Llil
It-
aealnst
the
nronoxal.
He
thnuahtl
UldLlo
IIS
there
was
already
New
Officers
HA7.PT
.Trw
f.k
I
.
J
.
,
,
,
4
tU,
I
.
The
wuulu
i
Ladles'
Aid
to
the
Unlirrf
rhnh
of
Hazelton
held
its
annual
meeting
this
week
with
a
record
at-
tendance.
A
splendid
atmosphere
for
the
forthcoming
year
prevailed.
I
Rev.
F.
H.
Oolightly
occupied
tho,
chair
while
the
elecUoln
of
offl-1
cers
took
place.
Mrs.
Allan
nn.i
son
was
re-elected
nrMHint
ruu'5
and
Mrs.
R,
Hunter
as
vice-president,
secretary
and
t
Tinker.
Frank
...
Dlbb,
W.
M.
Brown,
O.
V.
Wllkln-I
X"
son
and
F.
A.
MacCallum,
Dean
Gibson
moved
that
nominations
w"
-'-v
nia
and
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary.
Mr.
Birch
asked
that
he
be
granted
a
holiday
this
year,
having
not
had
one
In
eleven
years,
The
unWarstanding
was
reached
thai
Mr.
Birch
would
be
granted
a
vaca-
provincial
government:
Dr.
J.
H.ltlon
at
a
rnnvpnlonf
tin..
Carson,
representing
the
Prince
i
Rupert
Medical
Association,
and'
:
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry.eoresentine
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
O.
L.
Rorle
was
re-appolnted
hospital
auditor.
A
customary
vote
of
thanks
was'
tendered
to
the
Dress
oreanlzatlon!
J
and
Individuals
who
had
assisted
(CP);
the
hospital
and
the
meeting
ad-1
Tinker
Again
President
Following
the
general
meeting,
the.
board
went
Into
session
and
O,
P.
Tinker
was
re-elected
president
with
W,
M.
Brown,
vice-chairman
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Welllngtoit
coal.
PitlNCK
KUPERT
FEED
CO.
Thones
58
or
558
JANUARY
WAS
WET
Ten
and
a
Half
Inrlie
of
Preclpl-i
tatlon
Recorded
Monthly
1
Summary
I
Heavy
precipitation
features
the
weather
summary
for
the
month
of
January
as
Issued
this
morning
by
S.
J.
Mellor
of
Dlgby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist..
The
precipitation
totalled
10.51
Inches
At
.compared
with
8.6
Inches
In
Jan-
i
,lllIT,
uary
ia"
jear-Tne
ungnine
for
AlVCi
LUlYillNll
thls
Janua"y
2"
hours
Announced
1
lne
Wfalnr
wmmary
lor
me
by
Manager
I).
O.
Borland
tmonm
is
as
mnowt:
The
February
list
of
moving
picture
bookings
for
the
Capitol
Theatre,
announced
today
by
Manager
D.
O.
Borland,
contain?
some
outstanding
films.
The
lls
lugnest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30.47
on
January
23.
Lowest
barometer
reeding
at
sea
level,
24.09
on
January
2.
Maximum
temperature.
47.5
on
January
3.
The
general
revenue
account,
i.
.
mw.
Minimum
temperature.
20
.
.
.
IJanuary
31.
rn;;
Vor
.nam
LuTy
Tur'
?
$54,553.02
and
expenditure
of
$54,
February
2
and
3-Kate
Douglas
Z'&X"-317
Sunshine.
28
3
hours.
04.
Pavinir
thA
.urnins
of
t?.
mi..
7
?
.
L
kjhi3
Momcr
uareys
unicK-
08.
Under
revenue
hospital
fees
ens'
and
Mclvyn
Douglas
In
"Fast
were
given
ai
sz7.8iu.88
ana
grants
Company.-
ai
s.4M.iu.
m
expenditure,
sal-
February
4-Bob
Durns.
Jean
anes
ana
wages
had
amounted
to
Parker
and
Irvln
S.
Cobb
in
"Ar-$23,134.89.
kansas
Traveler"
and
Oall
Patrick
Other
Reports
and
ud
Nolan
"King
of
Al-
"
The
house
committee
report,
pre-
calrz'
sented
by
W.
M.
Brown,
was
a
brief
February
'
and
8-Lulse
Rain-document.
In
view
of
the
pending
!f
and
MlI1a
KorJus
,n
The
Oreat
removal
nf
lh
nnr
VinenUal
WaltZ."
if
u.
4,:
February
9
and
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Oeonre
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
in
J
port
on
time
at
10
o'clock
this;
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell!
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
iior
Anyox
ana
Stewart
whence
?he
will
return
here
tomorrow
eve-
i
ning
southbound.
1
lf
4
I
a
.
.
.
...
riai
i
a.
vvaipriratMr
imffnirr
ipatlenU
had
been
admitted
during
Aavcntur
Mar-.Chllllwack.
Capt.
E.
B.
Allen,
ar-
I
the
year
and
1139
had
been
treat-
vl'
,
.
rtved
In
port
at
5:50
this
mornln
nnA
16
and
7-Margarct
cd.
The
collective
days'
stay
had
?.bar
from
Vancouver
via
Vaneuer
I
been
19.777.
There
had
been
124
and
Ocean
Falls
and
l
births
and
44
deaths.
Ambulatory
qh"
"
"oUKIiU
,n,now
discharging
local
caro
oefor,
sauing
on
ner
return
south.
Whatever
Soup
you
mako
or
buy
ALWAYS
ADD
a
little
BOVRIL
If
will
greatly
improve
fho
richness,
tho
flavor
and
goodness
and
malo
them
as
nearly
perfect
as
thoy
can
be.
Thone
773
Wednesday,
February
1,
ijji
"
h
nun
Ml
LAST
TIMES
TONKillT
Two
Shows.
7:0o
and
9lo
S0NJA
HENIE
In
'My
Lucky
Star'
Wllh
RICHARD
GREENE
JOAN
DAVIS
(At
7:13
and
9:50)
ADDED
l
ot
Cameraman
In
"FILMING
IJKi
THRILLS"
Crime
Doon't
Par
Series
-THINK
IT
OVER"
Cartoon
"Candy
Goose
and
Doormday
COMING
THURSDAY
IR,
Kate
Doutlat
M'Utlni
Famous
Novel
"Molher
Carey's
Chlrkenn"
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Zaretll
Proprietor
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HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME?
Kate
$1.09
up
50
Rooms
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Loll
Water
Prince
Rusted
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P.O,
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IM
AUCTION
SALE
Of
Household
Furniture
At
the
Summit
Apt,
on
Hiurwlt;,
Teb.
2nd,
Suite
3.
Lommenrlnf
it
StlS
p.m.
Instructed
by
th
owner
I
win
by
Public
Auction
contents
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apartment
consisting
of.
One
1838
Victor
All-Wave
Radl
I
only
Cherterrieki
Chair
9x12
Ai
minster
Carpet.
1
Urge
oak
ta
lath:
Rocker.
Hoover
Caty
8weeper
complete
new.
15
(t
m-mlmter
Carpet
Runner.
4-6x7.8
At
minster
Carpet,
Mantle
Clock.
Dresier.
3
Oil
Palntin2i.
1
Tri-I.!M
1
KKehen
Table.
4
Chairs.
1
Foldlnj
Table.
Drophead
Sewing
Machine
Carving
Set.
Single
Bed.
Slumbcf
King
Spring
with
Inner
Spring
Mattress.
2
small
canvU.
niank't
Sheets.
PoU
and
Pans.
DUhe.
eV
Terms
Cash.
Th
ewe
goods
are
all
neaily
new
and
In
first
claw
condition.
Geo.
Dawes
!
Aurtlonrer
oooooooooooooooooooroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
February
Furniture
Sale
SIMMON'S
r:i
COMPI.CTE-Wa!nut
finish
bedstead
Simmon
i
wujt
oprmg.
rcii
Avmress.
Regular
$27.50.
February
Sale
I'rlre
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
$24.50
327
Tiiuto
avi:ni:e
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
1
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
I
Co.
Lid.
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