t
if'
...
3.
1029
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
!.
w
u
their
household
effects
and
bo
trip
10
uuenos
wju
8ettlei
Republic,
where
I
.
stationed,
;.
Wright
of
Albany,
...ml
her
niece,
Miss
of
VancouterJ
,f
t
r.im
the
south
on"
A,
a
visit
to
the
for-'1
LR
MILES
.
pair
of
field
!
-
;iiit
UjcUt
are
i
-
';.
'
,
a
WIMTtleffgl
slock
..i
..if
pint"
The
U'hMi
avfgo
Ik
8
sfataajttflng
a?nfc
00
v-'s
"
.
higpor
price.
'
imwajr
tterman
la.sa
all
111
and
y
lass"
.at
9.
TO
MIOVV
YOU
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
1
H
JEWELLERS
Jaj
II.
Smith
hat
taken
the
position
of
mill
foreman
here,
until
recently
held
.'by
-RobU
jianey.
Arrangements
haveeen
made1
to
hold
the
annual
Oddfellows
and
'Rebfckah
awvbies
in
the
An-
W.
A.
and
T.
J.
fllcan
Church
on
Sunday
eve
ning,
May
5.
nee
hero
of
aboot
...onB
umture
returned
,,n.-e.
this
week,
loat
"edneaday
after
spending
,1
when
Mr,
and
w,,nr
month
Seattle
olher
outhern
cities.
1,-i.y
and
son
Bobby,
in
.,
wver.
Mrs.
nancy
ih
....
Wednaadey
to'
AlUn
,
vs
with
friends
l
!
join
3d
by
Mr.
tupped
his
car
as
,mi
on
Thursday's
intends
motoring
r
toiiKt
from
-that
accident
M.
and
entertained
Mrs.
C.
at
tlx
0.
tables
ICS
on
the
and
progressing
his
recent
Midge
on,
Wednesday,
eyainlng.
Prises
for
high
scores
went
to
Miss
Pilebufy
'
Jiaid.
:R.
M.
Dory,
wgggjwlth
Mrs.
Burnett
and
0.
T.
Sun-
utti
icvciviiiK
ivnauiMimiB.
ill
tt
Majr
basket
gueating
contest
the
prise
were
won
hy
Mrs.
Maren-tette
and
II.
L.
McKenney.
Stanley
Brooks
left
on
Thursday
with
Robt.
lianey
and
will
accompany
them
on
their
motor
trip
south.
A
dance
was
held
in
fcfton's
honor
on
Tuesday
evening.
The
music
wan
furnished
by
Al.
:-mafl
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
evening
proved
a
very
pleaaant
one.
Frames
Dover
celebrated
Iter
?"nth
birthday
anniversary
so
Tuesday
evniir
when
she.
ga
tertained
abut
fifteen
school
nates'
at
a
dinner
,karty
Dr.
Brujnqeltt
IUa
touirtrf'ji
new
Pontiatf
com
!Mfa
vjl
one
of
.notSer
igtjiit
of
M
which
arrH4
forHPftai
Qef-
erai
XoMrs
aa;et
a
-the
oeirln
Bjng-the
waek.
The
fund
for
pew
for
the
An
glican
Church
is
gradually
grpw-ing
and
it
is
hoped
before
Mig
to
have
sufficient
money
thave
these
installed.
Recently
Jnioney
has
been
sent
from
Ejsjfend
for
six,
a
friend
in
Winnipeg
.
has
donated
.money
for
another
and
rapt,
and
Mrs.
Colthurst
are
giV-
ine
one.
With
the
many
other
improvement
which
have
been
EURNEITS
0
S1.90-20-6
oz-
83.50
ESTABLISHED
1770
A
nia
advtrtisemcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tht
L1luor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
-
-
British
Columbia
carried
out
recently,
,the
-Installation
of
the
pews
will
add
greatly
to
the
attractiveness
of
the
church.
H.
M.
Hoar,
mining
man
Usk
was
in
town
on
.vtn,.
in
i;tn
into?
ikuiert.i
,
of
I
VANDERHOOF
Graders
are
working
both
east
and
west
of
here
on
the
main
highway,
putting
the
road
in
shape
for
the
forthcoming
summer
season.
A
gas
shovel
is
also
being
used.
CI
Xfai-ifn
ftf.
niAiiroK
Vna
u-",ffbeo
batting
hre
vith
his,
0I,
Hf
A
T
T
ici
,
mil,
n.
u.
xjuitu.
Mr.
Carpenter
is
building
a
Wejlneaday.
hert
Bl
Mrs.
J.
D-
Moore
.has
rpturned
!
to
her
home
in
Fort
Fraseri
Hw
health
is
improved
as
a
result
of
hospital
treatmenj
in
Edmontpn.(
Jerrdd
J6hn8nAmV
retOrne
here
after
having
spent
several
months
in
Southern
British
Columbia
and
the
United
States.
neat
little,
home
ou
his
property,
close
to
toWh
on
the
north
side
of
the
Nechako
River.
Thomas
E.
Wells
of
the
Engen
istrict
has
been
receiving
medical
treatment.
in
JtejmjJoRowing
a
rcef4,wcldent
wheTrQJut
hit
htodifjjfflBrejyvith
an
axSCj;
-"
-x
i
MUVfnm
Iffefd'
an
active
tennm
derlidaf
were
mar
meeting
of
the
n
Tennis
Clulu
-W
fixity!
ipetitj?
by
the
Nech
sRonSto
in
aid
of
the
skating
rink
grand
prise
of
,t26
"was
woo;
by
George
Ogslon
atfdTIMer
Jirizcs
were
taken
1y
RrnWorlock,
R.
Wr-C
RirharHii
Cporvv
Snell
and
a
Stuart
Jake
Indian
names
La
ire.
,v
t
Rpri
are
being
saedk
under
the
direction
of
L.
TTTz.
Seldon
on
the
Government
Telegraph's
telephone
ietveen
Vanderhoof
and
Stuart
Lake.
The-
line
was
damaged
by
falling
trees
during!
the
past
winter.
BIG
SUCCESS
Over
JC00
Realized
nt
Annual
Ef
fort
Yesterday
In
Aid
Of
Ridley
Home
The
annual
Ridley
Home
ba-saar
and
concert
yesterday
was
a
great
success,
in
spite
of
.the
inclement
weather.
There'
was
a
large
attendance
of
ladies
who
lent
the
affair
their
patronage
and
the
substantial
sum
of
I608.S&
was
realised,
made
up
ae
follows:
Children's
stall,
$173.75.
Fancy
work,
$11-1.46.
Country
store,
$78.96.
Candy,
947.70.
Tea
room,
$36.35.
ii....4
tan
nr.
l
mil,
pa.ufj,
Second'
hand
stall,
J
27.70.'
Home
cookinc
$19.60.
Fish
iKHid,
$18.40.
Ice
cream
and
soft
drinks,
$11.46.
The
tea
room
ws
convened
by
Mrs.
Shl(ord
lartn.M
hase
.assistants
were
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie
4and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
who
poured,
and
Mrs
Ernest
Anderson,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
William
Brass,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Brand.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landrey,
Mrs.
J,
W.
McAuley.
Mrs.
Victor
Houston,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Chrlstison,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Curson,
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod,
Mrs.
A.
Hill-Tout,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLeon,
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
and
Miss
Sharp,
who
attended
the
tables.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hanson
was
cashier.
i
Miss
Boulah
McKinlcy
had
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
cnarge-oi
uie.
icecream
ana
son
drinks
stand.
Other
assistants
included
Mrs.
T.
Strand
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon.
The
concert
was
convened
by,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin
and
Mrs.
Rob-i
Ukc.
W$
arrange'
program!
wicn
was
'm
.
J.
ii
I
.Ik
i
ciatejtL
mi
Vrt,
l
ucKer
-tH
FRAE
ABERDEEN
Alec
Fancy-
McTJSVfsh
turnlne
1
RADIO
DIRECTOR
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
MONTREAL,
May
3:
The
ap-
'fe.Vsfai""
Pjiintment'.i8
announced
b,y
W..D.
f
M
r
'
vicpresidenf
of'the
Cana-
National
Railways,
of
E.
A,
"
T
.
.
..
Iur(-
uut.A
f
..t.
,
The
day's
proceedings
were
""'"i"
i'""-
Jas.
Turnbull
of
Hazelton
who
brought
to
a
close
with
an
auc-
Icilty
agent
the
Canadian
Na-
spent
several
days
here
at
the
tion
sale
which
W&L
conddetea
!
tlonal
Bytera
at
London,
Eng-beginning
of
thS
week
in
the
in-,hv
C.
.1.
Dawe's.
tL
'
..'lnd,
to
be
director
of
radio
for
-
.
.
.
f.
.
1
-
Tn
terests
of.;;the
Jlartsbn
Timber
-
Co.,
returned
to
Wednesday.
(Tie
interior
on
The
B.
'b.'BridW'WuPmeVon
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover.
jthe
system
with
headquarters
at
(Montreal,
succeeding
the
late
A.
'H.
McEwfei.
put.
such
a
good
footikller!
Ii6w
"
;
did
he
managd
it?
'
Tennis,
'golf
and
horse-raefng
James
Some
one
l6ld
him
that
are
amongst
the
deck
sports
now
players
were
admitted
to
the
I
enjoyed
by
travelers
on
steam-grounds
free.
Fife
journal.-
j
ships
crossing
the
Atlantic.
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Cleared
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FriJaj
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Saturday
Richmond
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