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at
home
is
always
a
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AND
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or
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by
the
Liiiuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
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of
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Columbia.
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DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
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f
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEW
HAZELTOX
At
the
meeting
of
the
patrons
fcyy
,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
pi
ine
ttazeiton
Hospital
on
Mon-
Bv
mail
An
all
other
Darts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
i08
nni-
11
reported
that
je-
pire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
par
year
6.00
("Ipts
of
the
institution
for
1929
Bv
man"
tA
all
olhtr
cmmtrjoi,
nar
vear
70.had
totalled
something
Uke
tef,-
Transient
diaplay
adverttrfag,
pet
inch,
per
insertion
.
.
.
.'
1.40?00
1th
expenditures-
amounting
Clasaified
advertising.
m
Insertion,
per
word-
02
aporoxtaately
$30,000.
S.
J
Lel
nf,
fnwrrtint..
n-r
lino
.15Wtasby.
R.
8.
Sargent
Sargent
and
and
W.
W.
W.
W.
Helton
with
Mrs.
C.
W.
Dawson.
Weather
has
been
extremely
cold
'
trict-
now
carry
large
stocks
and
most
of
them
handle
the
best!
The
reiix
Bridge
ciub
met
on
of
goods.
At
least
a
few
sell
at
eastern
prices
and
do
a
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
crnorl
hnsiness
Vprv
fpw
urt
nnmnlninirlo-
nt
thp
lnrk-
nf
i
M-
-
bargent.
Mrs.
A.
D
-
.
"
P
i
nkmnall
anj
ILfm
o
T
Riinnnrr
We
strongly
urge
local
people
wherever
possible
to
buy
from
the
local
merchants.
Naturallv
there
arp
nrpasi'nnB
!
W.
J.
Larkworthy.
well
known
REACHING
OUT
FOR
OlfSINESS
On
Wednesday
of
this
week
The
Dally
News
carried
a
IflTUrti
omnnnt
rvf
vtbirvrta
1
arliTanftamn
aan1
,n.Jn..
H
Mrs.
J.
if.
Carr.
Oflictrs
for
ipso
were
elected
as
follows:
president.
Mrs.
R.
C.
Bamford;
secretary.'
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell;
treasurer,!
Mrs.
N.
H.
Kllpatrlck;
executive,1
Mrs.
Blanchard
Mrs.
Fowler
and
Mrs.
Raymond;
representative
to
hospital
board,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Kelly,
j
WUllam
Pike
is
the
only
candl-l
date
so
far
to
take
out
his
noml-j
nation
papers
for
the
village
coun-!
'kins,
Mr.
Jeanes,
O.
Hoskins,
R.
T.
Collison.
H.
Smith.
Mrs.
Byrne
and
J.
M.
Collison.
Winners
in
a
con-!
test
were
Mrs.
Harvey
Darles
and
(Miss
F.
Evans
R.N.
The
municipality
of
the
village
of
Smlthers
had
a
deficit
of
$1.-
j
683.49
on
1929
operation,
the
financial
report
shows.
Mystic
Jewel
Rebekah
Lodge
here
has
Installed
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
noble
grand,
Mrs.
Irma
Bannister;
vice
grand,
Mrs.
Alice
Walkland;
recording
secretary,
Miss
Bernlce
Clay:
financial
secretary.
Miss
Wlnnlfred
Large;
treasurer,
Miss
C.,H.
McMillan.
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
local
Anglican
Church
has
elected
;
officers
fpr
the
year
as
follows:
j
president.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Collison;
I
vIce-presidentMrs.
S.
H.
Hoskins;
I
treasurer,
Mrar
J.
E.
Klrby;
Dorcas
secretary.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Dawson;
leaf-
let
secretary.
Mrs.
E.
Woodward;
ithank
offering
secretary,
Mrs.
Charles
Reid;
secretary,
baby
i
branch,
Mrs.
F.
E.
Paje.
Last
year
j
the
sum
of
$950
was
realized
by
i
the
Auxiliary.
,
Tle
are
being
moved
to
the
loading
ardb
here
at
a
good
rate.1
While'
snowfall
has
been
1lghL!'
continued
cold
weather
has
helped
10
preserve
sleighing
ana.
so
lar,
little
difficulty
has
been
exper
ienced
in
hauling
the
heavy
loads.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Aid.
Reid,
Ex-Mayor
P.
D.
Taylor
and
Aid.
Praser
were
elected
to
i
two-yeamehns
on
the
city
coun
TrmifcW
advertising
on
frogtape,
jsr
inch-
2
g0j
Anderson
were
re-elected
patrons,
ell
and
Ex.Mayor
J.
H.
Johnson
to
Local
readers
per
lnserton,rr)er
line
Mr-
Winsby
being
named
cliairman.
a
one-year
term
at
the
civic
elec-
Citgr
delivery,
by
maiUr
carrier,
yearly
i.rriod,
pi'd
lii
'advance
S5.00V
wr.
,
-
0Vroni,h
9mithJ
t,ons
here
Iast
eek-
Money
b
For
lesaer
Deriod.
Daid
in
advance.
Lex
month
...
50i
,
,,,
:
laws
providing
$12,000
for
side-
walk
building
and
$30,000
for
electric
light
Dlant
extension
were
Jam
Stoynoff,
section
foreman'
both
ratified.
There
was
quite
a
atDorreen
and
formerly
at
New'heavy
vote
a&ainst
be
electric
Hatelton,
was
taken
to
the
Prince
1
u8ht
bylaw
In
view
of
the
fact
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
week
that
Power
Corporation
of
suffering-
with
double
pneumonia,
j
Canada
is
contemplating
the
es-
wiDiisnmeni
or
a
plant
in
ine
ais-
Ihere
during
the
past
week.
"There
.
,
'
was
Joy
in
the
hearts
of
the
people,
lrJhe
lowt
thTrmeter
T
i?t4i
Friday
f
January
t
14,
,
1030;
when
lng
of
an
extremely
cold
week
here
t
on
Wednay
mnmtn
.nH
fnH
m.
J
beiow
aero
on
Monday.
ho
b-iiw,
th.
nmhw.
tt.
Lt
Saturday
was
the
only
day
Lu
'
.during
the
week
that
the
raer-
cury
went
above
zero,
14
above
be
ing
recorded
that
day.
D.
McLeod
has
been
elected
Winsby
neble
grand
of
Cariboo
Oddfellows'
Lodge
for
1930
while
Mrs,
C
Sherman
heads
the
Rebekah
order.
New
Hazelton
merchant,
rotnrnari
The
local
branch
of
the
Catholic
"
-"
ict
uiv
kwuo
niti
n
auv
ucic
du
uicv
.
-r
,
T.
,
,
,
,
.
.
-
aiwa.vBaiew
using
uwtcwiuoi,
re
Becuren
anu
tney
must
Tinting
at
Stratford
ont.
with
nt
Mrs-
A-
B-
Taft;
first
vice
De
imponea.
in
a
general
way,
However,
Jnnce
Kupert
ins
aeed
mother
president,
Mrs.
J.
Powers;
second
merchants
carry
just
as
up-to-date
goods
as
outside
firms
vice-president,
Mrs.
p.
j.
Moitm;
and
thV
Sell
at
reasonable
urices
'
D-
c-
MeKechnle.
field
engineer
third
vice-president.
Mrs.
'T.
Bel-
tt,,.
.,i
l
i
fr
the
Consolidated
Mining
ti
ina;
secretary,
Mrs.
J.
C.
McKen-
l
know
"
Z
7u
that
r
rulr-"
u
"
Vi
Jl
'ISmeltlng
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
made
zie;
treasurer.
Mrs.
J.
Hill.
going
to
they
can
get
the
gpods
at
low
prices
if
these
prices
ape
not
advertised.
In
many
cases
the
local
people
do
not
invite
residents
to
buy
here
because
they
do
not
advertise
the
prices
of
their
goods.
Let
the
people
know
and
many
of
them
will
buy
here
instead
of
sending
out
of
town.
an
examination
of
the
Silver
Cup
mine
last
week
for
his
company.
:
At
the
Michael's
annual
meeting
of
St
Anglican
Church
here,
Wflliam
Holland
has
returned
to
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
Haeehon
after
taking
six
native
people's
warden,
O.
N.
Haydon;
children
from
Hazelton,
Klspiox
rector's
warden.
James
Quayle;
and
Skeena
Crosslnc
to
Indian
boarding
school
at
Edmonton.
SMITHERS
gates
to
synod,
O.
N.
Haydon.
James
Quayle
and
A.
E.
Roddis;
committee,
S.
J.
Watson,
George
Milburn
and
H.
Littler.
good
follow
in.
Eastern
Deonle
nvLLZ
Sl
-2rS
The
Prince
George
Farmer-.
In-
a
u
mfit.H;i-M
fn.
LAi,,
A
ZM.
.JS"
'C
ZZZJrZ'
-XTT
.iur...mp
-titute
haateleeted
officers
for
the
".v..v
u.
mm
aic
miw
iMTOiuH,
uic
women
s
.
r
u,viwdihB
Micjr
wie
i
Auxuiary
vpnr
fl.
fnnw..
nrB,j,nt
R
P
business.
It
JS
one
mdlcaUon
that
the.COUntry
has
pros-1
Smlthers
Hospital
set
aside
Van
Busklrk-
vice-pVesldent
J
pects.
It
is
also
an
indication
that
thereis
no
holding
back
if00
durtns;
1929
toward
tbe
tand
Blackburn;
secretary
treasurer.
R.
Decause
oi
tne
recent
imanciai
scare'.'
ihemanufacturersi
1
r
"Z
,
il
"
w"
Blackburn;
directors,
j.
w.
Tuiiy,
are
going
out
for
business
just
usnflHHMf
as
ever
in
the
SrALSlS
L
c
unn
a"d
AI
Haith;
audi-
nast
and
within
thp
nP3ft
fw
mnnihMnMt.
aA
JI.
I8
.eWclaSt
H-
C.
Thompson
and
F.
Abbs.
ii
.......
.....
r
uuuj
i-awtu
iujr
aiiniiuun
a
i.
ine
nomP
OI
au
previous
euoiis.
in
i
bLAurx
&
WHITE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
THREE
LINKS
ATTERRACE
1930
Officers
of
Rebekah
and
Oddfellows'
Lodges
Installed
Recently
w
nw
w-eK.
TanK
v.;
TERRACE,
Jan.
24.
Joint
lnstal-
,
Foster
and
L.
B.
Warner
have
slg-
totion
of
1930
officers
of
Mountain
jnlfled
their
intention
of
seeking
,
view
Rebekah
and
Lakelse
Oddfel-
re-election
and
others
mentioned
lows'
Lodges
took
place
recently,
a
,
as
prospective
candidates
are
S.
J.
banquet
following
the
formal
lodge
(Mayer,
Fred
Cook
and
John
Mc-'
ceremonies.
Officers
of
the
Rebek-
Kenaie.
There
are
342
names
on
jab
Lodge
for
the
year
are
as
fol-
I
the
voters'
list
for
the
election.
!
The
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
held
a
Very
enjoyable
i
social
evening
in
the
Parish
Hall
lows:
!
last
Friday.
Among
those
contri-
.Munroe.
P.
G.
Sister
J.
Donald.
N.
G.Sister
R.ijparkes,.
V.
O.
Sister
L.
Brooks'.
Recording
kepreary
Sister
jbutirig
to
the
program
were
Miasi
Financial
i
Champion.
Mrs.
Reid,
Mrs.
Hos-!
Davis.
Treasurer
Sister
B.
Anderson.
Warden
Sister
A.
Smith.
Conductor
Bister
L.
Kenney.
Chaplain
Sister
L.
King.
N.
.secretary
Sister
A.
R.
S.
N.
Q.
Sister
A.
J.
Klrkaldy.
L.
S.
N.
O,
Sister
M.
MeKlnnon.
R.
S.
V.
G.
Sister
E.
M.
Smith.
L.
S.
V.
O
Sister
E.
Reid.
I.
G.
Sister
L.
McLaren.
O.
G
Bro.
H.
King.
Past
grand
jewels
were
presented
to
Sisters
A.
Smith.
A.
J.
Klrkaldy,
L.
King,
L.
Kenney,
N.
MeKlnnon
and
J.
Donald.
Oddfellows'
Officers
Following
the
ladies'
installation,
the
officers
of
Lakelse
Lodge
No.
33
were
Installed:
P.
G
J.
Smith.
N.
O
W.
F.
Unger.
V.
G
W.
Oliver.
Recording
secretaryT.
E.
Brooks.
Financial
secretary
E.
Haug-land.
Treasurer
H.
A.
Swain.
Warden-S.
Klrkaldy.
Conductor
J.
McLaren.
Chaplain
H.
King.
'
R.
S.
N.
Q-E.
T.
Kenney.
L.
S.
N.
0.
W.
E.
Smith.
R.
S.
V.
0.
8.
Q.
Cooper.
R.
S.,8.
Wilson
Smith,
L.
S.
S..
N.
Sherwood.
I.
G.-T.
Walsh.
O.
G.
R.
Cory.
WAGES
FOR
;ngineers
j
Minimum
Scaje
is
Set
and
Wil1
Go
Into
Effect
Thirty
Days
After
Ptiblication
VICTORIA
Jan.
24:
Minimum
wages
for
stationery
engineers,
the
first
wages
to
be
fixed
under
the
present
Male
Minimum
Wage
Act,
were
announced
yesterday
by
i
J.
D.
MeNlven.
chairman
of
the
board.
All
stationery
engineers
holding
certificates
of
competency
must
be
paid
the
minimum
rate
of
50c
per
hour.
-Engineers
holding
special
certificates
must
receive
at
least
40c
an
hour.
The
scale
goes
into
effect
30
days
after
tt
to
promulgated
in
the
B.
C.
Gasette
which
will
be
shortly.
COMMITTEES
Chairmen
Are
Same
as
Last
Year
and
List
Largely
as
Forecast
Standing
eotnnittee
of
the
city
council
appointed
by
Mayor
Orme
for
the
year
1980
were
announced
at
last
night's
council
meeting
as
follows:
Finance
AM.
Couart.
chairman.
Bieek
and
Pullen.
Board
of
Works
Aid.
Brown,
chairman,
PiUsbury
and
Rudder-ham.
Utilities
Aid.
Maedonald.
chair
man,
Rndderham
and
Limey
.
Building
commission
Aid.
Brown,
chairman,
Plllabury
and
Linaey.
Soldiers'
housing
The
mayor.
ehalrman,
Aid.
Collart,
Black.
Pul
len,
city
solicitor
and
city
treasurer.
Town
planning
and
parks
com
missionMessrs.
J.
C.
McLennan.
Thos.
MoClymont,
Fred
Riffou,
Aid.
Brown,
city
solicitor
and
city
engi
neer.
Public
Mbrarv-Ald.
Pullen.
Ex.
Aid.
Dlbb.
Victor
Basso-Bert
and
J.
J.
OUUs.
Hospital
Aid
Brown
and
Mac-donaki.
Exhibition
AWL
Linaey,
Pllkbury
Soine
I
Cook
I
k.
Of
Course
.
.
.
you
can
serve
it
hot
Most
people
vvant
a'hot
brfcakfast
dish
'
for
a
cold
day.
Shredded
Wheat
is
de-liciously
warmirtg
when
eaten
with
hot
milk.
Crispthe
biscuits
in
the
oven
and
pour
hot
milk
over
them.
The
flavory
shreds
retain
enough
crispness
to
encourage
thorough
chewing
that's
one
reason
it's
so
good
for
children.
Delicious
for
any
meal
with
fresh
or
stewed
fruits.
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLE
WHEAT
THC
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY.
LTD.
and
Pullen.
Fisheries
Aid.
Rudderham.
chairman.
Brown
and
Pullen.
!
Reading!
rAta-41i:
Black
f
Messrs.
Frank
Derry.
W.
E.
Denning.
Sam
Wood,
John
S.
Laurenson.
Put-rick
J.
Qlboons
and
Einar
Larsen
I
Peace
River
AW
Collart.
clmii
man,
PnHen
and
Mardrmald
f
The
mayor
is
ex-offleio
u
member
of
all
confalttytg
A
preeentation
wu.s
n
day
at
Uie
RoU.r
i
Norman
Watt
on
the
the
birth
of
a
daugh'.
and
Mr
and
Mrs
W;n
wratitl.itp'i
by
PresKn
Br";mt
f.'.wo
congrr!,:
i
xtt
nd'-ri
lor
their
nii
moj.:c!pl
rlerti
ns
and
Aldrrmen
Pullei
all
of
lioj:-,
wi
:
i
M
SUCH
approval
from
the
family!
Such
enjoyment
of
the
meaU
All
when
it
starts
with
Clark's
Tomato
Soup!
For
into
this
soup
has
gone
the
excellence
of
sun-ripened
tomatoes,
specially
Erbwn
for
us,
and
the
skill
of
many
experts
in
its
making
I
f
Serve
it
to
'
your
family.
Everybodjr'll
like
it!
CLARK'S
SOUPS
TOMATO
VPRrTAntp
S.
,
UA1AII.
CHICKEN
PEA
GREEN
PEA
MUTTON
BROTH
SCOTCH
BROTH
MOCK
TURTLE
JULIENNE
CELERY
MULLIGATAWNY
CONSOMME
W.Cl.A.RK.1lMITi;n.
MONTREAL
EitMUhmmts
at
Montreal,
Si.
Reml.
P
O
"
and
llutrvw,
Oiij.
sAiade
in
Qihada.