4
PAGE
SIX
TUT
CAtLV
NEttS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
To
celebrate
the
re-opening
of
the
anderhoof
Hotel,
Mr.
and
Mr.s.
J.
W.
H.
Day
gave
a
con
cert,
dunce
and
card
party
last
Tuesday
evening,
nearly
two
hon
ored
Kuesta
being
in
attendance.
Among
those
contributing
to
the
program
were
Mrs.
Stephen
Holm
es,
R.
H.
Moore,
Charles
&
Allah
lira.
R.
G.
TJorkel),'
V.
J.
Bowman
And
Mrs.
Warren
R..
Johnson
M.
Johnston
and
'
William
were
fortdnate
In
sus-
tainJar
no
serious
injuries
re-4enUp
when
a
ear
in
which
they
tert
returning
from
inspecting
some
mining
claim
catapulted
dvef
A
Biiiarae
eight
miles
from
Cuertel.
Tktr
wis
a
large
attendance
at
at
Mjoyable
dance
in
the
Stu
art
River
schoolhous
last
Friday
evening.
I
A
Chnrch
of
England
service
yfuB
conducted
on
Sunday
morn-tag
in
Webber
Lake
school
house
uy
iteV.
L.
J.
Hate.
There
has
been
much
illness
amoflf
the
children
here
and
ap-ptwdoutely
one
third
of
the
pupils
at
VartfefHoof
Supertot
School
were
absent
last
week.
Electric
lights
have
been
installed
in
the
Government
Telegraph
office
here
bjr
L.
R.
Seldon,
the
power
being
supplied
from
tht
Vanderhoof
Hotel.
Robert
Creasey
is
driving
the
Vanderhoof
Superior
school
van
just
now
owing
to
the
family
of
itett
Mitchell
being
quarantined
;
Bev.
Leonard
J.
Hales
of
Van-derbojof
has
been
appointed
by
Bishop
G.
A.
Mix
of
Caledonia
to
take
charge
of
the
parish
at
Smithers
Meat
month,
succeeding
fiev.
i.
B.
Gibson
who
has
moved
to
Prince
Rupert.
7
"
BURNS-LAKE;
,
Two
carloads
of
machinery
passed
Burns
Lake
last
week
enroute
to
the
mining
properties
of
Frank
II.
Taylor
at
Owen
Lake.
.
a.
JCanneth
Kerr
II
now
employed
at
the
Rablne
fish
hatchery.
district
visitors
in
town
on
business
during
the
past
week
have
Included
Fred
Bor&novich,
of
Sheraton;
Charles
Hunter,
Cblley
mount;
Mr.
and-Mrs.
Jack
Blench
Tchiisinkut
Lake;
Alphonse
Ul-otme.
Terrace
j
M.
J.
Reeb
ahd
Paul
Penn,
Francois
Lake;
W.
N.
Clark,
Forestdale;
T.
Pappas
ard
A.
Dixon,
Prince
George,
and
C.
TRAPP'RS
Get
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
or
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
K
11.
Dawson,
Charles
F.
Benson,
J.
E.
Hllditch
and
James
Cox.
Har-
elton.
A
ditcher
and
gang
of
men
employed
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
is
making
its
head
quarters
at
Burns
Lake
just
now.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Liikens
of
Palling
is
a
patfent
In
the
Burris
Lake
Hospital.
Sergearft
W.
J.
Service.
Drovin-
cial
police,
and
Constable
A.
Falr-balrn,
Telkwa,
were
visitors
in
town
last
week
on
official
duties.
Thnrafla
Tfsrflov
loft
U,l
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Halmer
Loss
of
Edmonton
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
last
week.
.
Sam
Hepner
made
a
business
trip
to
Smithers
last
week.
H.
C.
Hughes
of
Kimberley
has
1
been
a
recent
visitor
in
Burns!
Lake.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Nan
Robertson
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
take
a
course
in
interior
George
Mllburn.
gorernment
agent,
is
on
a
Jrip
to
Vletork
on
official
business.
Mrs.
Jacob
Leith
hat
return!
to
Prince
George
and
will
resume
residence
in
the
city.
LADIES
MUSIC
CLUB
MEETING
YESTERDAY
Program
on
Subject
of
"Canadian
Composers-
Arranged
by
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland"
Art
excellent
program
was
ar
ranged
by
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland
for
the
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Music
Club
in
the
Japanese
Hall
yesterday
afternoon,
the
subject
of
study
being
"Canadian
Coni-
posers."
The
proceedings
were
opened
with
the
singing
of
"0
Canada"
and
the
program
con
sisted
of
the
following
items:
Vocal
solo,
"Rose
In
the
Bud
(Dorothy
Forster),
Mrs.
Robert
Blance.
Piano
solo,
"Canadian
"Heroes"
march
and
"MerfV
Maiden"
tl
ka
(Sister
Madeline),
Mtt
B.
A.
Leitch.
Vocal
solo,
"the
Morning
Wind"
(G.
Branlcembe),
Mrs.
Er
nest
Anderson.
Vocal
solo,
"Dead
Mountain
Flowers"
(David
D.
Slater),
Mist
Halliwell.
Piano
solo,
selected
(Brown),
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
Vocal
solo,
"Our
Uttftf
(William
Ditchmont),
jiea.
M
n?
Anderson.
'
Piano
solo,
"Government
House
Waltzes"
(Mrs.
T.
R.
Ferguson),
Miss
B.
A.
Leitch.
I
Vocal
solo.
"Land
of
Freedom"
(Dr.
Wickett).
Miss
Halliwell.
Accompanists
were
Mrs.
Geo.
Woodland,
Mrs.
Morris
Blott
and
Miss
Granrie.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ippers
TIIK
DAINTIKST
IIHKKI
m.im.
V
Smoked
bull
)t
,
i
riCfj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Vrlnre
Kupcri.
H.t.
RICHMOND'S
LOUVRE
i
CLOCK
SALE
TOMORROW
'
The
last
Friday
of
the
rnohth
lias
always
beenjhe
dy
ofJtieh
mond
s
Louvre
uiock
saie.
so
many
of.oujtcu&erAJhiiVe.
bejiW
telephoning
the
store
to
find
out
it
ahd
when
this
month's
clock-Sale
will
take
place
that
we
take-this
opportunity
of
telling
the
very
day.
The
last
Friday
df
the
rnohth.
Ahd
this
month
the
bargains
available
for
tlir
customers
ore
greater
than
ever.
Only
a
feW
of
them
are
listed
in
bur
advertisement
in
another
column-there
are
many
more,
which
considerations
of
space
prevent
mentioning.
itememben
this
Clock
Sate
lasts
only
from
9
to
1
o'clock,
Tomorrow
Friday.
advt.
Walter
R.
Overend
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Stiklne
River
where
he
spent
the
summer
Engaged
Ih
his
duties
as
customs
officer.
He
will
be
here
for
the
winter.
.v
ii'
UBHAHHi;
Ml
Mil
I
III
f'JIi'lIIIKKIS
Tit
VALUE
off
Women
who
are
easily
tired
need
Bovril
to
prevent
them
from
getting
M
run
down
"
I
Bovril
is
especially
valuable
irt
replenishing
a
woman's
reserves
of
energy.
It
acts
so
quickly.
You
feel
the
benefit
of
Bovril
its
warm,
stimulating
action
upon
the
wearied
system
as
soon
as
you
have
swallowed
it
And
if
you
keep
up
your
Bovril
dally
you
will
soon
find
your
strength
become
equal
to
the
work
and
worries
of
everyday
life.
For
Bovril
builds
up
health
and
fitness
by
sound
nutrition.
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
its
vitalizing
ahd
energising
properties
in
concentrated
digestible
form.
BOVRIL
prevents
that
Sinking
Feeling
SO&IE
FACTS
A&IIT
THE
-4
Production
and
Demand
for
iVuir
Ford
Exceeds
All
Previous
Records
The
manufacturing
schedules
of
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
have
been
steadily
built
up
until
a
new
dally
record
for
Canadian
automobile
production
has
been
reached.
Oespite
this
jteak
output,
orders
for
the
new
Ford
keep
uniformly
ahead
of
the
rising
title
of
manufacture.
It
is
therefore
necessary
to
continue
a
high
rate
of
production.
To
this
end
a
steady
flow
of
material
from
more
than
3U5
Canadian
source
streams
Into
the
Ford
plants.
And
here,
villi
more
than
10,000
men
on
the
pay-rolls
(almost
double
the
previous
employment
record)
liee
materials
are
concerted
into
New
Ford
cars.
Ford
Quality
of
Manufacture
Has
lleen
Strictly
Maintained
In
the
effort
to
build
eiioii"h
New
Ford
cars
to
meet
requirements
no
deviation
from
the
high
standard
of
Ford
precision
ha
been
permitted.
This
standard,
unbelievably
strict,
was
set
In-fore
the
cur
wan
placed
'upon
the
market,
and
it
has'
since
been
rigidly
alhcrcl
to.
In
the
New
FonI
Car
10
different
Steel
alloys
are
useil.
Each
is
cholcn
for
the
opecific
use
for
which
it
Is
best
adapted.
In
the
transmission
gears
alone
there
are
seen
different
kind
of
alloys.
Likewise,
the
forged
steel
spring
perches,
hardly
bigger
round
than
a
man's
thumb,
will
withstand
a
strain
of
15,000
pound.
This
is
30
times
greater
than
the
strain
put
on
them
in
ordinary
use.
8
Ml
'
'
TO"
The
excellence
of
materials
used
is
matched
by
the
careful
precision
of
its
manufacture.
For
example,
the
eight
valve
guides
in
every
engine
may
deviate
from
perfection
only
by
l30th
of
the
thickness
of
the
average
human
hair.
The
simplicity
nnd
soundness
ol
Ford
design
is
unparalleled.
Such
manufacturing
methods
enoure
a
Urn
I
high
degree
of
satisfactory
er-formancc
over
a
long
period
of
years.
Vord
Performance
is
the
Neiv
Standard
for
Judging
Automobiles
The
rapidity
of
get-away
and
acceleration
of
the
New
Fonl
is
a
by-word.
Its
endiirunce,
which
Ifm
have
not
ridden
In
the
next
Ford
car,
or
experienced
the
thrill
of
driving
it,
there
asvaitn
you
the
knowledge
that
car
value$
hare
actually
changed;
that
a
really
fine
car
ha
come
Into
the
light
car
field;
and
that
values
offered
by
the
new
Ford
cannot
he
duplicated
anytchere.
Your
local
Ford
dealer
uill
prove
lhee
itatemcnt
hy
demonstration.
Iiermlts
sustained
driving
at
tht
ilglier
rpeeds
hour
after
hour,
U
little
short
of
mar
clou.
The
ttt
with
which
steep
hills
are
climbed
ii
high
gear
is
eijually
as
iiniim.hr.
Shlfling
gears,
steering
and
handlici
the
cur
under
(he
mo.t
trying
rod
roiiditious
arc
exceptionally
implr.
2
to
30
miles
per
gallon
of
gasoline
and
remarkably
low
oil
consumption
gi'aworthwhilcoeratinger()Dum;.
In
rlty
tralfic
and
on
rouutrv
highways,
the
New
Fonl
erforniarQ
as
and
oflrki
letter
than
con.ii
heaier
and
higher
priced
cart.
Il
the
light
car
Held
it
is
absolutrlf
without
equal.
Hy
thee
marks
of
Fonl
pc
rfortnanM
other
motor
cars
art
iM'iilgjuilcCd.
it
simply
means
tliut
price
is
no
loufff
the
gauge
of
automobile
tpialitv.
Ford
Beauty
Is
More
Tlian
Shin
Deep
On
the
surface
the
New
Fonl
ttt
l
all
that
joil
want
it
to
Ik-.
Beautiful
lo
w
I
i
nes,
harmonious
color
combinations,
sparkling
nickel,
slunlv
trJ
sNked
wheels
and
IwII(m)u
tirr
sli
play
their
part
in
making
this
a
rtt
of
graceful
projortion
and
liSnd-some
appearnnce.
Hut
Its
real
benulv
U
Invisible.
Tb
ipiulily
of
materials;
careful
wor
maushittj
correctness
of
dcslgtn
th
things
that
really
nialtcr
ihcsc
irt
i
the
xdnts
in
which
the
flew
rorow
exceptional.
Windshield
of
sbalterprM)fglaMDJ
n
six
brake
system,
fully
rnrlocc
safcguanl
occupants
in
any
cm
gency.
Fouri
lllcienthockaborbrt
in
eonjiinctioii
with
the
lcst
rorO
light
ear
spring
sjotem,
gle
nislfO"
less
riding
comfort.
AH
niolclf
rompletelr
equipped
to
proyiilc
In
ultimate
in
comfort,
coimnifurt
and
safety.
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