NEWS
OF
THE
DISTRICT
Frlr.Cff
IUpert
buny
i
otLV.'w
-BURNS
LAKE-
Wednesday,
September
5,
lSai
Canadian
ack
Top
Hunting,
Game
t
SmithersAnti
Pictures
Diamond
Drill
Good
Results
OOTBALL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
8.
Brown,
motored
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
be
Joined
by
Rev.
and
Mr.
J.
Whittles
before
proceeding
to
the
Okanagan
for
an
extended
tour.
twenty
yean
ago
Mixed
Bowling
in
SPORT;
League
Starts
j
(lust
on
the
,
STE
WART
Diamond
drilling
j
Americans
Head
fur
Twredxniuir
Park
Area
.....r
iif
thiA
t'lWIl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Watson
SATURDAY
Edmonton
18,
Calgary
17.
Toronto
Argos
37,
Ottawa
Roughriders
17.
ai
me
silver
Tn
mine
in
ti,i
Qiiri
familu
sif
Dir
rtu
I
.'.1
k
have
;-(cr
,n
plae,
uf
the
lor-1
.
j
a,
utreel
lies
u
BURNS
LAKE.
-
Well-known
UPU
Salmon
River
area
con-,
moved
to
tne
o'.mer
Van
de
arrived
at
Unueg,
and
Neil
MriGlllivrav.
.
Veen
farm
at.
Tintaiiel.
September
5.
1931
I
A
preliminary
meeting
of
the!
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
10,
Wind-
ael
i'u
'
..
big
game
hunter
1
UUtlil-
lit
Bums
Lake
Friday
from
Kan-
president
of
the
comcanv
.(.arm.
Elk,
defeated
the
Sons
of
Can-
x
,
f
a,,u'
s
"em
sor
Koyals
"
MONDAY
i
"u
win
iiuiu
me
nauina,
mat
results
nave
fo.n
ada
3-1
in
the
City
Baseball
;
le
,
,
upK.
very
en-
Mr
and
Mrg.
Hi
Tp
Nichol
and
t
-
:
Aiievs
last
rriaav.
An
auenoa
A
trartor
road
IS
.!u
n
Ulillar
nnrt
0
lt
waB
ruiiipletrd
lft.it
Morris
River
and
Nanika
ranges
.jouraglnii.
uri
u'
proviijciul
under
the
guidance
of
Jack
Nel-
being
built
in
us
creating
a
inree-
An-rev
.
.
,
Au-rey
,
.
for
the
general
meetina.
which
M,
icam
ut,
eaen
navuig
won
lour
,,,
,
,
...
.
.
s.
.will
K
hp
n
thte
Frlduu
nAB
nr-
hl8h-
mn
aarrv
fi,ainer
,n,i
p,-
k.
17.
...u
."LM.
and
tnelr
Brandmother.
Winnipeg
24.
Regina
22.
Hamilton
27,
Toronto
Argos
6.
Sarnia
Imperials
15,
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
5.
Edmonton
5,
Calgary
0.
,.
.1.
irtmeiit
arici
lost
tour
Karnes.
Both
mt-
.
.
.
.'
with
the
as-
---
etearns,
left
for
the
Okanagii
and,
from
all
appear-
..m-iiiwit
"
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'
un.cn
uf
iho
rioni
,.
.hr.
au
?
,.,wi
i
,.j
ranged
is"
Tourond.
Tourond.
T.
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c
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wong
Th
Dartv
b
f.,,,.,,
T,.m
Mm
,
a
fi.tv.TifC
h"""n..u
Be"jre
returning
10
lnelr
n0nl8
"
J
.Tw
I.,
.i.
.
!
ante.,
this
season
will
be
as
ac-
tj-
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r
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.
t
t
uiioia.
r
uu-
4
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tj,,n
....
vwu
aim
Kut
lira
mil
v
mi.
mr
.
-
Impressive
.
as
any
in
H.Blm.lV
S;mnauy.
Vlln
De
(:ar
of
Hlltehilum
Kan-
Uf
Work.
rn!.rt
:,
nj
"""y-
hi.
.un.
u
u.'-.i
j
llv
an"
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-
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-j
'
'
mu
ciiuiy-
i.i;aii
wtiiic
v.iiciiuni.1
aiiuweu
also
sas.
who
is
no
stranuer
tn
the
mt;it
are
being
us?d
on
the
the
past.
Friday
night
league
bowling
was
suggested
as
weif
as
further
The
ladles
of
the
Anglican
:""'
,hlt
andot
one
of
the
,
w,m,un..
ivii...
hiH
ri(.
two
hits
for
his
team.
iiikI
con.it
I'-
iiuiitlng
grounds
of
the
Lako
Remember
When?
Ueen
HiMai-
District
ranges,
and
Henry
R
lighUul
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
important
changes
in
league
i
!
hchenkel,
John
Trltiell
and
Local
Pastor
to
R.
Drayson,
in
honor
of
Mr.
W.
.
"le
'"
OI
-auaua
oaseoau
ti.
111
i..
i,..
.krtJ
team
consisted
of:
Burv.
Ed
Krasier,
all
of
Great
Bend,
play
and
handicap
systems.
Bobby
Pea--ce,
Canada
s
im-Election
of
officers
will,
also
ported
Australian,
humbled
Ted
,
HCtlllV,
WIIU
Will
UU
ICUlllg
oiluilTi
-
ft
654
wart
Clerk
PIV
tr
WoHHinn
'
lor
Hazelro.
Mrs.
L-eaite
was
-
--.
!
1
take
tane
place
place
on
on
Friday
Friday
and
and
the
the
Fhelps
rneips
oi
of
r-iigianu
England
at
ai
tne
mc
tan-
iu-I
1
IU
VV
CUU
I
nq
!
presented
with
cups
and
saucers
;Comadtna,
Frizzjll
lei
B.
Stalk-:
cloljlng
date
lor
entries
U
set-
adian
Na'lioruM
Eel
libitiort.
IS
AJS.
I
Lloyd
B.
Walker
and
his
en-,
tourage,
mostly
from
Seattle,
Waoh.,
cauiped
al
Burn
Laice
tv,
Johnson.
by
the
Uulifc.
for
the
meeting
so
that
the
com-
years
ago
lor
the
world
s
pro-
Elks
were
represented
by:
ing
bowling
season
will
get
un-
fesslonal
sculling
championship
Burns
Lake
...,-I..U
.1
.....
"Ulllg
...c.uiBi.,,,
M
uirre
was
no
noiui
wiil
take
place
on
Monday
next
R.
Ijiidman
and
Mrs.
D
.
i
,"r"
orptw.
Mn
der
way
with
a
printed
schedule
rcarce
iiiusnea
nearly
a
quauc
!.,JIJlsUJWJll.lUI'llll.Ui
I
stnttiniMM
it
M
publitSoi
t
plri
If
Mitchell,
Farqu-
"".
in
tne
Home
ot
Mr
of
a
mile
in
front
over
the
th
re
....
1
W.
T.
Ol
ann
Mrs
1
v..,i,.
u.,,.
ni.,n
In
Kuril!
u.
on
September
14.
mun-.on
uie
way
'
"
ioi
ineir
annual
ia;i
i
har.
Chenoski
D.
Stalker
and
11
mile
cours.
i-AKT-""""...'.
,
:
..
:
a-xixoa.
wn:-n
weir
eldest
ik.
M.r
r.0i,i,0n
onri
Mr
Ltaaw
Co
4
m
Sy
GuywS
t
is
SravmK
the
dislnct
camera
num.
iney
fill
De
under
,
daughter,
Catherine
Isabelle,
will'
iVthe
thcl8Um
.t
.
chuDle
are
emolov
of
the
i-napie
are
is)
me
employ
oi
inc
guidance
of
Buster
'..!.
,r
i
iisii
iim
at
Harr
son
(v,h.,n
.
...,
-BASEBALL-
R.
D.
Baker,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
and
R.
T.
Rose,
executive
secretary,
uV
T.HU
in
the
of
Wistaria
for
the
fifth
con-Dr7
Donald
M
Kay
resident
i
n
C.
Airways.
irfthrvar.
Mrs.
T
For-
JeecuUve
year
in
the
high
ranges-;
phj
ician
hre.
T.ie
other
cou-1
'
ii
appomlia
In
his
of
Tweedsmuir
Park.
;
pie
u.,n
be
Elizabeth
Mary
'
R'
M;:Knie
of.
the
Royal
"f-lt
cuiniii.isioiurs
ex-i
Mr.
Walker
entertained
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Don-lBanlt
stafJ
left
on
Satotday
lor
.-
ii
res
H
at
the
loss
members
of
the
Tweedsmuir
j
aid
MaeAulay
of
Premier,
.and
his
home
In
New
Westminster
on
jwsvth's
M'rvires
and
Park
Rod
and
Gun
Olub
und
i
Elmer
Arthur
Wai
kentine,
also
'
vairtlon-
The
lacrosse
game
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Aiyansh
resulted
in
a
6-6
tie.
The
Aiyansh
team
was:
Arthur
Merc-er,
Walter
McMillan,
Titus
Nisyok,
Dennis
Morven,
Henry
McMillan,
Stephen
Eli.
John
Mnrvan
Cuth-
arrived
in
the
city
by
car
last
evening
from
the
south
to
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Tra.le
of
Central
British
Columbia.
him
every
success.
,
moi
suraui
it
wie
Aiigucau
j
oi
premier.
The
latter
is
a
fan
Hfll
which
was
crowded
to
cap-iff
Mr.
and
M
s.
A.
Warkentine
Miss
Peggy
Stanton
returned
'
bert
Morvan,
Oswald
Morvari,
home
from
Kelowna
where
she
a:ny.
Stills
and
movies
in
col-
of
Dalmeny,
Saskatchewan.
Basil
Wright,
HeYbert
Pollard.
oreo
mm
ol
all
wild
life
to
se
Dff
if-1:i
inw
at
tliA
r.urUT.,.-..r
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
,nd
and
Park
Avenues
(
captain
,
Adam
was
visiting
with
her
grand-motlier,
Mrs.
Pros&er,
and
her
Abel
Derrick
Nisyok.
found
in
Tweedsmuir
Park
were
wm
b8
Dr.
e.
a.
Wright.
Pies,
shown.
The
most
Interesting
hvtrin
Minui.-
t
r,.
sister
Mrs.
O.
Eide.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Prinled
PROMPT
SERVICE
t'HANDLEU
S
STl
DIO
TUESDAY
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
10,
Seattle
4
Hollywood
7,
Sacramento
4
Los
Angeles
4,
Portland
2
San
Diego
5.
San
Francisco
2
Western
International
Salem
15,
Victoria
9
Spokane
0,
Vancouver
14
Tacoma
2,
Tri-City
10
Wenatchee
4,
Yakima
3
'End
of
WIL
seasjni.
MONDAY
Pacific
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
13-5,
Portland
8-5.
(Second
game
called,
time
limit.)
Sacramento
5-5,
Hollywood
7-3.
pert.
who
will
arrive
by
plane
SEC
I
S
Fdlt
.
.
.
A
!
E:vl
Dump
Oodles,
s
-
all
iters.
Heavy
a:id
Tuiler
Frames
and
a,
Puwer
Take-Offs.
i
Crlified
(Iporatorn
,1
hith
pressure
and
ffseral
Hililing
Mrs.
Dorothy
Rasmussen
motored
to
Vancouver
lor
the
weekend.
cn
Thursday.
A
rereplion
ceremany.
will
follow
the
j
216
4
th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
,
Prince
Rupert
.
Prince
Rupert:
Chuck
Woods,
Bob
Frlzzell,
Doug
Stalker,
Brick
Skinner,
Pat
Clanton,
Bill
Gos-nell,
Bill
Gray,
Dick
Woods,
B.
Unger
and
Elmer
Smith.
For
Aiyansh
the
goals
were
equally
distributed
with
Denis
Morvan,
Cuthbert
Morvan,
John
Morvan
jStvphen
Morvan,
H.
McMillan,
and
Abel
Derrick
getting
one
each.
For
Prince
Rupert
Dick
I
Est
.910.
Phones
GO
and
68
picture
was
of
the
spotting
of
a
grizzly
bear,
busily
engaged
in
digging
out
a
hoary
marmot
over
half
a
mile
away,
the
subsequent
stalking
of
the
bear
and
the
final
kill
at
a
range
of
over
400
yards.
The
grizzly
1
reputed
to
be
Die
largest
one
on
authentic
record
ever
killed
In
America.
While
showing
the
pictures,
Mr
Walker
enlertninert
tlin
KDUSTR3AL
The
Misses
Evelyn
and
Janet
Eckland
and
Enier.e
Kempple
and
A.
J.
Bennett
motored
to
Vanderhoof
on
Saturday
for
the
Labor
Day
stampede
and
sports.
Cariboo
History
To
be
Recorded
ELDING
CO.
Woods
starred
with
three
goals
4
t
PtiDim
(rvtn
XK4
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
.
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
MLss
Beverley
Reed
and
J.
spent
Labor
Day
at
Oakland
2-7,
Seattle
5-11.
San
Diego
5-2,
San
Francisco
3-k
Western
International
Spokane
1-2,
Vancouver
10-9.
Salem
6-5,
Victoria
1-6.
Wenatchee
1-1,
Yakina
3-5.
Tacoma
2-6,
Tri-City
1-4.
guest
with
a
running
commen-i
e.
Cariboo
Historical
Society
i
ury
which
sparkled
with
hu-
Wi"
organized
recently
at
Ques-mor.
President
Henrv
Schrlti
of
nel-
lM
purpose
is
to
gather
and
Pat
Clanton
with
two.
Bill
Gray
got
the
other
goal.
Referees
were
William
Macey
and
James
Adams.
i
the
T
P.H
&
a
Cluh
nkmerl
the
authentic
records,
compile
his
Wallace
Mt;Intyre
motored
to
Prinee
Rupert
for
toe
Labjr
Day
week-end.
meeting
with
a
congratulatory
)ur-
Pscrve
histoibal
sit-s
and
spcrh
which
was
received
with
or,m
a
muf
um
fl''n
Prlvale
cheers
which
rocKed
the
build-
ieUtms-
Among
the
large
group
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
of
pioneers
a.
wending
the
fi:.t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ogston
of
Vanderhoof
are
in
the
city
for
the
annuai
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Ogston
is
a
past
president.
ing
and
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
u
passed.
215
1st
Avenue
West
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
.
Phone
Green
810
and
Red
127
t:L
Geoff.
Woodall
was
at
home
to
all
his
frtends
during
the
long
week-end.
Phone
309
P.O.
Box
721
mem--
meeting
was
John
A.
Fraser,
who
was
Quesnel's
first
school
teacher.
The
tirst
pratldent
Is
Al-vin
Johnston,
member
of
a
pioneer
Ca
lboa
family.
Direeturs
were
named
from
Barkervill?,
Wells.
Clinton,
Ashcroft,
Williams
Lake
and
Quesnel.
Hospitality
and
Stewart
Dance
On
Labor
Day
Good
Food
at
Is
Our
First
Aim
I
I
STEWART
A
Labor
Day
land
Canal
Lodge,
Loval
Order
riwnf
I"
tor
Orders
Tu
Take
Out
Dance
was
held
by
the
Portland
of
Moose
also
participated.
Mu-
?anal
Chapter,
Women
of
the
sic
for
the
dance
was
supplied
by
h
t
f
f
f
it
1
Vl
w
UH
'ifi
kWi
tV-
m
m
Moose,
in
the
Moc-e
Hall
com-
Mrs.
Jean
Stewart,
Mrs.
Edith
mencing
at
midnight
on
Septem-
Behnsen
and
Tommy
Bailey
at
Jamodore
Cafe
btr
2.
It
was
a
well-attended
the
piano
and
Gordon
Dick
on
and
very
successful
affair.
Port-
the
drums.
iOrb
Calvert
'Whistui'
l5L
-
Served
wilh
pride
LJ
im
I
-.on
those
special
occasions
,
S2JU
when
only
the
finest
j
3
u
r-YV-J
I
I
J
I
ID
GO
feRD
GALVER1
f
s-C-
The
most
important
job
in
Canada
today
is
defence.
And
defence
is
not
the
responsibility
of
just
a
few.
It
is
duty
which
every
young
and
able
man
in
Canada
must
accept
if
we
want
to
make
sure
we
stay
free.
You
as
a
free
Canadian
citizen
must
be
prepared
to
meet
any
challenge
to
your
freedom.
The
least
you
can
do
in
these
uncertain
days
is
to
serve
part
time
as
a
Citizen-Soldier
in
the
Canadian
Army
Reserve
Force.
You
devote
one
or
two
evenings
a
week
to
training
in
the
arts
and
skilJs
of
the
modern
soldier.
In
addition
there
are
the
occasional
week-end
exercises
and
two
weeks
of
summer
camp.
The
Reserve
Force
soldier
receives
the
same
uniforms
and
equipment
as
used
in
the
Active
Force.
He
is
paid
Active
Force
rates
of
pay
for
all
training
periods.
There
are
Reserve
Force
units
in
towns
and
cities
across
Canada.
There
is
one
in
your
district.
Visit
it
right
away.
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out
how
you
cari
serve
Canada
in
the
Reserve
Force.
Defence
is
every
Canadian's
duty.
It
is
yor
duty,
too!
",.i.ni.-niii
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DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
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is
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ot
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
fir.
,
1
hi
tiic
Govcmiiirnt
ut
Butisli
Columbia.