rxii;
nday,
January
28,
1929
Mo
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Ei.;'
nij'ht.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
T.
E
Brooks
returned
on
SaL-
....
a
Ktindft
Mra
J
.
VI
HJ'Vi
W
S
IV
fcrooKs
is
making
a
satisfactory
,.,,A,
cuiowintr
u
recent
oper
ation
in
tin-
hospital.
j
!
Ovv
iiK
to
the.
tegular
weekly
iffdM
ii-'ii
t)Limj'aaay
ptniha
chwi-iV
this
pist.we$fc
num-
,CI
,i
ii
.
liver
people
Who
plan-
Pj,e,j
r,
aiii'nd
the
Burns
banquet
u
Kih1:..v
nignt
wore
una
Die
to
Ti
ti
i
momter
reached
the
icm
mark
here
on
Sunday
mom-
g
,
liic
first
time
this
a
ntrong
wind
accom
1
i"
IK
I
ill.
pli
in
temperature
though
thore
is
u
i.
t-sto
of
winter
jafter
Mi
Kinno.i
,tjf,
YsnsrsiM
Wti.r
',u
town
at
the
N
V
VV
HAZEI.TON
1
Il-'olton.,
who
has
.
.in,
I,'
I
i
tike
charge
for
hi:
m
o'
i.
l
inl
poilce
at
llazelton,
in
n
in
hospital
since
his
ar-
m...
.iiii-rinir
from
rheumatism.
.I'Minal
meeting
of
the
IV
i
"
An
iliary
to
the
Haselton
If
v
..
,
ii(lcmc
at
Haselton
and
!
:i
.1'iir'it
that
the
worst
is
III-!'-.
SMmiKKS
'
.'
I.Mthcnn
Church
con-1
Ins
made
arrangement?
"f
HI.
James
Anglican
f
fature
services
In
.-
Sulfrurg
of
Francois
i
iH.'nt
in
the
local
bsn-uii'i
rint'-from
d'slflcaWd
1
t
s
i
stained
in
a
foil
from
li
during
;t
dance
at
the
'!:
A
.
M
.
Pope
left
th
ww'-''
uvt-r.
where
she
will
con-u
,
t
h
npeclalists.
Sb
will
1
1
'v
spend
some
time
at
liar-Hut
Springs
before
i.'
mithers.
'
litnnack
was
brought
'
l
!y
4
tn''
f,"at
of
tho
l.
it
father,
J.
Jannack.
11
1
itio
for
nppendicitia
'
;(S
successfully
perform-l
''
loi
aKliospital.
v
imtisjrits
entering
the
(luring
the
week
have
i
-I11
it
Klly
of
Owen
Uko
'ihn
-Lapatiet,
Master
Hen:y
Anderson
and
Mrs.
James
Taylor
of
Quick.
The
last
mentioned
is
reported
to
be
in
a
critical
condition.
PRINCE
GEORGE
them
deported
as
undesirables.
The
Girls'
Club
of
Connaught
Jim
Lutheran
Church
met
this
afternoon.
day.
Ih-:
held
this
after-
flRE
TAKES
POST
:
1
i
'
:n
abatement
fn
the
in-
OFFICE
.AND
STORE
STEAM
UP
FOR
LONDON
h'-
model,
a
perfect
working
miniature
of
one
""
"anritlian
National
Railway
giant
lociimo-S
how
on
its
way
to
London,
England,
where
v;.
:H
'Hi
exhibited
in
the
E
uropean
offiees
of
tho
'tinnai
8ytem.
John
E.
Wooil,
of
Winnipeg,
'i'
i'd
it
in
his
spare
time,
and
It
took
him
"'"nth
of
diligence
and
skill.
The
main
frames
"f
the
other
parts
were
made
by
appren-
mi
ths
Fort
Rouge
and
Trnnacorm
shops.
The
Is
correct
In
all
external
details
and
will
work
BURNS'
NIGHT
AT
TERRACE
Haggis
Worshipper
Gather
At
Banquet,
Followed
by
a
Dance
TERRACE,
Jan.
28.
Upwards
of
150
people
were
present
at
thc
Durns'
banquet
put
on
here
Fri-i
day
evening
by
the
St.
Andrew's.
Society.
Bauquet
tables
were!
The
Cariboo
Automobile
Asso-
in
the
(T.W.
V.
A.
Hall.
Inter-!
ciation,
at
its
annual
meeting
here
wt
centred
around
the
haggis,!
last
Tuesday,
elected
officers
as
wnich
wa8
borne
around
the
I
follows:
President,
H.
IJ.
Guest;
room
by
W'
F-
LIndny
to
ap-first
vice-president.
Dr
II
w'
PrPriate
music
furnished
by
J.
aiwaru;
second
vice-president
C
iMCljaren'
momas
roung
gave
C.
Reid;
secreta
y-treusurer
J
the
"Add"
To
the
Haggis"
in
his
0.
Wilson;
council,
F.
A.
Mu'the-
usual
Inimitable
way.
son,
William
Coop,
John
MtlnnK
During
the
supper
hour
a
mes-W.
L.
Hornsbv.
D.
C.
wiin.M.'
sage
of
greeting
was
read
from
J.
II.
Johnson
and
John
Asuman'
the
1rince
Rupert
St.
Andrew's
Society.
I
Lui
Takvica
jnd
John
Szarvis,
Anderson,
president
of!
young
Hungarian
immigrants
the
,ocal
ocity,
was
toast;
were
sentenced
to
four
months
ma,ter
for
the
evening,
and
this;
and
six
months
imnriiunmnt
.
following
program
of
toasts'
spectivcly.
by
Judge
Robertson
in
and
Bonw
wa
rent3red
ater
the!
county
court
here
for
receiving
,uPPr
nour:
goods
under
false
nretencM.
The
King,"
W.
l
a
S.
Anderson;
They
pretended
thev
were
d.ti.
"The
Immortal
Memory,"
Rev
tute
in
order
to
obtain
board
and
Wm-
Allan;
song,
"There
Was
a
lodging,
but
they
were
found
to
Was
Dorn
,n
Kvle"
Mr8-
A1"
have
considerable
money.
After
,an;
"Bonnie
Scotland,"
J.
K.
they
have
served
their
sentences
Gordon;
song,
"The
Star
0
Robbie
the
authorities
will
aeek
to
havi-
Burns,"
Rev.
Wm.
Allan;
"Can-
aaa,
a.
.
noimwood;
song,
..Cornln'
thro
the
Rye."
Mrs.
R.
Haney;
"The
Lassies,"
Capt.
J.
D.
Cothurst:
song.
"Bessie.
Sweet
Bessie,"
Mrs.
C.
C.
King;
"Our
Town,"
II
.
Halllwell;
song,
Prince
George
experienced
its
"Caller
Herrin,"
Mrs.
G.
II.
Dy-eokkst
weather
so
far
this
winter
on
"n
coktume);
"Kindred
So-when
the
thermometer
went
down
cieties,"
E.
T.
Kwiney.
to
89
degrees
bMow
cero
on
Tues-
Following
the
program
the
(tables
were
cleared
and
the
floor
.made
ready
for
dancing.
J.
Mc-
I
Larer'a
orchestra
furnished
music
j
for
the
dance,
which
were
inter
ispersed
with
Scotch
songs
and
j
duets
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan
and
Mrs.
Dvson
and
a
hu-
AT
DECKER
LAKE
B,orou
recitation
by
A.
Attree.
and
with
a
number
of
Scotch
'dances
excellently
performed
'by
At
a
ound
11
o'clock
on
Friday
four
young
girls,
the
Misses
Sop-
evening
last
a
fire
broke
out
in
the
hia
McLaren,
Bertha
Moore,
Helen
Csjrroll
A
Sens
geferl
store
and
Smith
and,
Add
in
Thomas.
Re-1itt
oHceviit
ejsker-
laake
nd
freshments
were
again
served
wnen
hoticM
the
building
was
a
after
midnight
and
the
night
a
en-mass
of
flames,
says
the
Burns
joymont
carried
on
until
late.
Lske
Observer.
On
the
night
of
;
the
fire
P.
Carroll,
Sr..
was
vis-'
.
.
-...
Iftnif
iting
his
son,
R:'cha
d
Carroll.
WCLL-f11UWf
LUlrlL
whose
frm
residence
is
several
miles
west
of
Decker
Lake
vil-J
lage.
Willhm
Carroll
was
visiting
at
his
brother
Frank's
home,
HALIBUT
SKIPPER
MARRIES
IN
SOUTH
near
the
store,
and,
in
company
...
JN
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Carroll
.CaP-
Victor
Sinclair
(Red
radio
when
.
'"
nown
local
n'10"1
was
listening
to
the
Br
the
time
they
arrived
at
the
TW"
""P
i'WB,n'
nrmrnwi
to
the
city
and
taken
residence
store
the
building
waa
a
mass
of
up
flames
and
It
waa
impossible
to
on
Graham
Avenue
in
estiewi
gain
an
entrance.
All
the
post
with
his
bride,
who
was
formerly
office
supplies,
stock,
etc.,
was
Miss
Marion
Gilchrist
Turner
of
..nmMi
with
tfcft
l.uildins-
,nd
'Glasgow,
scwianu.
ine
marriage
nothing
was
saved.
THOTH
WILL
Otfr
was
!otemn,p''
I-"
v
First
United
Church,
Vancouver,
by
Rev.
J.
Richmond
Craig.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Ruasel
Kaarley
atend
ed
the
couple
and,
following
the
'
ceremony,
a
reception
was
held
at
Stylish
Woman
(selling
adroit-
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
s
ons
to
basaar)If
you
cannot
Monk,
887
East
Pender
Street
rnme
to
the
basaar
owing
to
a
where
Mrs.
A.
Martin
received
previous
engagement,
will
you
with
the
hostess
and
bridal
party,
buy
a
ticket
to
give
away
to
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Pierce
are
re-ome
one
less
"fortunate
than
celvlng
the
hea-ty
congratulations
,rne!f
?
Punch.
of
mnny
W".
timli
,.
it
,Hvn
pnwiir.
lhe
Doner
nas
Deen
tested
to
130
pound-
P"
lirp
For
the
PurPc
ot
exhibition
n
motor
wm
flared
in
the
oak
base
to
drive
tho
whi
'
Is
through
a
worm
gear
on
the
main
driving
asle
The
.v.
aH
.
rtrth
of
the
model
is
eight
feet,
six
incheK
while
the
over-all
length
of
the
original
C100
Is
94
feet,
six
inches.
The
model
weighs
approximately
liif'
pound
and
the
super-locomotive
886
tons.
THE
MARKET
Price
current
are
a
'ollow:
Arrixs
Spltzenburg
32.74
Winter
Banana
...
8285
Orcen
cooking
apples
(B.C.)
6
lb.
25e
Box
31.75
ratiT
Jap
Orange,
box
11.10
Naval
Oranges
35c
to
75c
Lemon,
Bunklat,
dozen
...
.
.
40c
to
60c
California
grapefruit,
3
for
25c
Florida
Orapcf
rult,
2
tor
35c
Banana.
1
lb
35c
Extracted
Honey,
rer
Jar
25c
Comb
"honey
35c
Dates,
bulk,
new
crop,
2
lb,
for
..
25c
Raisins,
bulk.
2
lb
25c
Table
raUtss,
lb
2x
California
Dainty
Date,
package
..
25
Cocoanut
SSs
Emperor
crane,
lb.
Anion
pear,
dozen
Box
Cranberrle.
Ib
Pure
Ju)
pound
f!TTrw
No.
I
creamery
No.
2
creamery.
3
lbs.
CHEESE
CaneTibert
ehea.
8
oa.
pkg.
Krkft
Umberger,
'n
Ontanc
solids
.
..-
Nrw
Zealand
solldt
...
atllton.
lb
KTf
t
Nr
vejlan
Ooat
N(oleon
Umberger'
Rpuefort
4wltU'
Broot'lela,
lb.
Golden
Leaf,
lb.
Jack,
lb
Romano
8ardo,
lb
Oammelost.
Vi
lb
11
tut.
ntsaiia.
to,
Ctiua
3.
fliullett
B
C
trash
1
Irs
is.
2
d
J.
O.
fresh
extras
.
laesl
new
laM
MEATS
Turkey,
lb
rvwt.
Ni
1.
Butlng
thlcktn,
lb.
.
Bustler
Ham
sliced,
lint
grade
pam.
whole..
Snt
afif1
SaS.Ji;
Bseetk
jfjde,
sAled
.4......
Veal,14a
.
....
Veil,
leg(
Pork,
ssjmdder
Pen.
jry
nsrt
.
Altitun
baooeJb.
......
VCSI,
IKU1VS
Iffy
f
ork.
leui
L,
irt
Ui
aJ-'--
Btef.
pot
routt
Uttl.
MlllOi
Beef,
steak
they
happened.
to
notice
the
fire.
o.t
skipper
and
owner
of
the,
'
'
le
umb
eaofi
.
.
.
.
Uution,
chops
,
r.sn
.
25c
.
60?
.
.14.50
...33c
.15c
and
50.
II
JO
Oorgonzola.
lb
UcLArcn'a
Cream.
Jars
.
.
.
4i
Brookfleld
Swla
cheese,
,
H
b
Oruyer
Brookfleld
Canadian
cheese,
y,
...
65
....
3
....
85.
....
80-....
4
.
.
.
.
.
...
...
7i
....
75
....
450
.
.
7e
and
8N
pkg.
3a
....
4.
lb.
pk
....
2V
....
45c
....
50c
....
66
80C
ILUI'R
flour,
49a.
No.
1
hard
wheat
82.80
Pastry
flour.
It
..
v
85c
Pastry
flour.
434
-
LAKD
30o
20c
50e
70o
..45c
to
SSc
(
45
60c
.148
J-2e
...50c
and
6
.
J
I
.
35c
"
t.
.
34
to
9c
.
..
.
sse
4tt
...
15C
tO
iWC
lau
tu
ii
..
30c
to
45c
3!c
45c
44a
40c
SO.
jmwked
klpiers.
to.
,
15c
Kippered
salmon,
lb.
,
25.
ovd
blac
eed.
lb.
..
20
"htaan
kvsdiliss.
tb
U
felaaoa
fillets,
lb.
J(
nuts
lajo-
.a.
htjd
ileitis
,
.
atm
...a-..
f-
AisMn'
.:...T.....i
t
MMUi
Uiochurito
walnuts
oal
No.
4.
2V
4
it
walnuts,
lb
43?
Ii:tl
100
lb.
Wheat.
No.
8
t.7k
Oat
.
...
Bran
.
.
.
Short
.
.
MMHllna
Barley
........
..88.78
32
S3
32.70
(2
0(1
Laytmt
slash
83
75
JOyttor
shell
8LSs
I
Scratch
food
83.24
1
Beef
scrap
88
ou
Oiuued
oil
cake'
34.24
Baby
thick
feed
m.i...
II
AO
rtoe
ot,Jt"p
81
28
""'"
,v
m"m..
33
33
Fine
barley
etiep
,i
83.78
HKli:
rxt'lTJ
Umou
nd
o
Me
twl
OUrou
prttl
Black
oooklng
figs,
lb.
.
White
fl(.
3
lb
Currants,
lb
apple
,
enrhes
rejae
AprlUbTT:...A..
'''ine
90-100,
4-lb.
18
lb
tax
150
23
......
200
SSC
250
,
250
35c,
31.03
Prunes,
60-70
lb
t
Ib.
for
25e
I
3jM0.
lot.
150;
I
Prunes.
40-80.
a
lbs
33:
!
23
lb.
box
82.80
.Evaporated
peart,
halves,
lb
28:!
28
lb
box
15.60
'
VMICTAIMJO
I
Beets.
8
lbs.
RW
25c
,
Biet.
k
8175
I
Carrots,
6
lbs.
for
....
850
Potatcea,
sack
32.25
to
82.73
Parsley,
bunch
toe
Chvrilc.
imported,
per
lb
SSe
New
green
onions,
per
bunch
Oreen
pepper',
lb.
New
cabbage,
per
lb.
Savor
cabbaee.
each
15c
Turnips,
e
lbs
,
dkanaean
onlora.
3
lbs
California
head
lettuce
Mexican
tomatoes,
lb
Cukes,
hothouse
....
Calltornla
celery
.
Caulitlowcr
Hubbard
squash;
lb.
;
.
.
.
.
.i
Leeka,
bunch
(.',
California
sprouts,
21b.
.,
Local
Droti.
lb.
.
Sweet
potatoes,
l
lbs.
Parsnip,
4
lbs
Sack
Spinach.
California,
lb.
Radiums,
bunch
White,
100
lbs.
yellow,
100
lbs.
SUOAtt
.'.'iSc'
,
25c
and
and
and
LETTEIl
BOX
COLLECTIONS
Oraham
&
Atlln
Ave
B.00
lit
Ave.
tt
8th
8t
0.05
8(h
Ave.
tt
Pulton
8:
9.10
8th
Ave.
tc
Thompson
St.
.
.
0.18
tlth
Ave.
&
Sherbrooke
....
8
JO
11th
Ar-
Conrad
9.23
8ih
Ave.
ft
Hay
Jove
Ave...
9.10
6Jh
Ave.
it
Hays
Cote
Olrjle
935
8th
Ave.
&
Oottru
St
8m
5th
Ave.
a
Oreen
St.
(HspU).
9.40
5fh
Ave.
ti
VIcBrlde
St
9
a
Prov.
noyt.
JuUc"ing
9M
Prov.
Uivt.
Wharf
9M
O.T.P.
wharf
10
00
O.TJ
Station
10.05
"
"
155
2nd
Ave.
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DA
SH0PP
CANADIAN
IDEAS
IN
JAPAN
When
K.
Hashima,
superintendent
of
rolling
stock
and
machinery
of
the
Sapporo
District,
Japanese
Government
Railways,
was
In
Canada
recently
studying
the
operations
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
benefit
of
the
people
of
his
own
country,
he
was
particularly
interested
in
the
methods
used
in
clearing
snow
from
the
track.
In
a
letter
to
W.
A.
Kinsland,
general
manager
of
the
National
system's
western
region,
Mr.
Hashima
expressed
his
thanks
for
the
co-operation
given
him
by
A.
II.
Eager,
general
superintendent,
motive
power
and
car
equipment,
Winnipeg,
and
A.
McCowan,
assistant
general
superintendent,
car
equipment.
lie
went
on
to
describe
a
new
type
of
snow-fight:ng
machine
which
he
had
devised
from
ideas
given
him
by
K.
D.
McLay,
bridge
and
building
master
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Calgary
division.
The
machine,
which
is
the
most
succeasful
of
all
the
types
tried
on
the
Japanese
railways,
has
been
named
McLay.
The
plow
is
seen
here
in
action
and
the
inset
is
a
photograph
of
Mr.
McLay.
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