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BURNS
LAKE
LOOKS
GOOD
New
Era
of
Prosperity
Seems
to
Be
Dawning
For
Lakes
District
Interior
Revives
Crops
Good
and
Tie
Cutting
Com
mencin;
Highways
Are
Wanted
(By
II.
F.
Pullen)
BURNS
LAKE,
Sept.
28:
As
with
most
of
the
places
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National,
a
new
era
of
.prosperity
seems
to
be
dawning
for
Burns
Lake
and
the
ran-cols-Ootsa
Lake
district.
The
crops
are
good,,
tie
cutting
is
about
to
commence,
a
number
of
game
hunters
are
coming
Into
the
country
and
people
from
the
south
are
once
more
beginning
to
take
an
Interest
'n
the
district
and
are
making
Inquiries
for
partially
developed
farm
'
lands.
It
Is
a
wonderful
country
here.
Lakes
small
and
large
are
seen
everywhere
and
there
Is
wild
fowl
In
abundance.
On
the
shore
of
Francois
Lake
there
are
large
wheatfields
sloping
to
the
water's
edge
and
ferUle
farms
are
found
all
the
way
to
Ootsa
Lake.
To
the
north
Bablne
Lake
Is
the
largesVn
British
Columbia
and
Francois
Is
probably
the
second.
The
other
lakes
grade
down
from
seme
miles
in
extent
to
the
merest
ponds.
There
are
hundreds
of
them
and
they
are
I
In
most
cases
well
stocked
with
fish.
.
Many-of
the-
farmers
grow
wheat
and
oats
and
the
timothy
seed
Is
said
to
be
an
excellent
crop
with
the
price
much
higher
than
last
year.
Some
complaint
is
heard
In
regard
to
the
price
of
cattle
but
all
are
hoping
that
there
will
be
improvement
'
before
Christmas.
An
increase,
ln.the
number
of
ties
to
be
cut
and
In
the
price
to
be
paid
for
them
is
the
best
news
they
have
received
this
year
and
it
came
to
them
through
the
Dally
News
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
paper
that
everybody
reads.
That
people
have
faith
In
Burns
Lake
Is
shown
by
the
fact
that
T.
P.
Smith,
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-
oert,
Is
about
to
open
a
modern
drug
store
here.
He
looked
over
the
town
and
district
and
decided
It
was
the
best
looking
centre
In
the
north.
The
people
of
the
town
are
hop
ing
the
Alaska
Highway
will
"be
built
and
that
the
highway
to
Prince
Rupert
will
be
completed
soon
as
they
see
In
these
an
additional
incentive
to
travel
through
the
north.
Indian
Fined
For
Illegal
Fishing
Charged
by
the
fisheries
depart
ment
with
having
been
in
posses
sion
of
fish
caught
above
the
fishing
boundaries
on
the
Naas
River.
Ralph
Clayton
of
Klncollth
appear-
id
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
W.
F.
Eve
at
Anyox
on
Wednesday
md
was
fined
$15,
with
option
of
'ifteen
days'
imprisonment.
Gordon
Steven,
another
Klncollth
Indian,
was
similarly
charged
but
the
case
against
him
was
dismissed.
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ELVIGS
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Iodized
10c
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Sugar
59c
10
lbs
Heinz
Mayonnaise
18c
per
Jar
...
Kadana
Tea
41c
per
lb
Mcintosh
Apples
$1.75
C
Orade,
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box
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Beef
Liver
25c
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bs
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Round
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Boiling
Beef
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4
lbs.
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Delivery
Phone
7C5
303
Third
Avenue
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
September
28
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SPRAINS.
BRUISES
o
COLDS
MADt
Canada
.
A
PASSES
IN
,
SCOTLAND
Alex
Wylie
Of
This
City
Bereaved
By
Loss
Of
Father,
Prominent
Figure
In
His
Community
Robert
Wylie,
carpenter
and
boarbullder
of
Cambeltown,
Scot
land,
passed
away
recently
at
his
home
In
the
old
country
after
a
lengthy
Illness
In
his
seventy-seventh
year.
He
was
the
father
of
Alex
Wylle.
well
known
Prince
Rupert
boatbullder.
The
Campbeltown
Courier,
in
a
lengthy
account
of
Mr.
Wylle's
career,
paid
the
following
tribute:
The
sad
event
(Mr.
Wylle's
death!
occasioned
"widespread
sorrow
and
regret,
particularly
in
the
seafaring
section
of.
tne
community,
among
whom
his
life
and
work
were
almost
entirely
.
spent.
No
more
familiar
figure
or
more
highly
esteemed
per-1
sonallty
than
Bob
Wylle
has
been!
known
around
Campbeltown
har-J
borslde
for
more
than
half
a
cen-j
tury.
Deceased
was
a
member
of
a
:
greatly
respected
Campbeltown
!
family,
the
male
members
of
which
j
had
names
to
conjure
with
among
craftsmen
In
wood.
In
addition
to,
his
business
activities
and
his
at-1
tachment
to
the
sea,
Mr.
Wylle
Id
entified
himself
with
several
other
1
Interests.
He
was
an
old
volunteer,
a
good,
musician,
a
keen
rifleman
(and
probably
the
oldest
member
of
the
Orange
Order
In
Campbeltown.
A
genial,
kindly
man,
capable
of
warm
friendships
and
with
a
keen
sense
of
humor,
he
will
be
much
missed
In
.the
community."
The
late
Mr.
Wylie
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
four
sons.
A
fifth
son
made
the
supreme
sacrifice
in
thcGreat
War.
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Cents"
P.
O.
Jto
575
Phone
18
Dally
News
Want-Ads
satisfy.
ROMANCE
OF
RADIO
STARS
"Twenty
Million
Sweethearts'
Is
Distinctive
in
Way
of,
,
Entertainment
"Twenty
Million
Sweethearts."
a
romance
of
the
radio,
which
Is
being
featured
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end,
is
said
to
be
a
distinct
Innovation
In
film
entertainment,
giving
the
behind
scenes
picture
of
radio
en-
tettalners
and
their
task
of
pleas-
Romantic
Paii
Dick
Powell
and
Olnger
Rogers
In
"Tww
Million
Sweethearts."
ing
the
public
The
story
deals
with
the
Intimate
affairs
of
the
radio
folk
with
their
joys
and
tribulations,
their
struggles
and
successes.
The
picture
combines
comedy,
drama
and
romance
In
a
well
defined
plot
and
Is
also
Interspersed
wHh.cachy
songs.
There
is
a
strong
cast
of
players
with
diversified
talents
with
Pat
O'Brien
in
the
leading
role
as
a
fast-talking
It
blundering
talent
scout
for
a
radio
'
company.
Dick
Powell
and
Ginger
Rogers
are
the
romantic
team.
The
Four
Mills
Brothers
arc
heard
In
tuncsome
songs
while
Ted
Fid
Fito
and
his
band,
well
known
to
local
radio
listeners,
arc
also
featured.
Radio
Reception
at
the
best
with
a
.
.
Model
M86
S1G1.00
Model
M-12
$42.1)5
Other
Models
at
Attractive
Low
Prices
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Skidegate
Party
For
Officers
Of
Two
Destroyers
SKIDEGATE,
September
28
-A
'ery
enjoyable
party
was
held
at
he
home
of
Mrs.
C.
M.
Maclntyrc
iere
on
Wednesday
evening
of
this
veek
In
honor
of
the
officers
of
II
M.
C.
S.
Skeena
and
Vancouver
A-hlch
have
been
visiting
the
Inlet
Splenald
music
was
supplied
b.v
the
Harmony
Boys'
Orchestra
and
all
present
had
a
splendid
time
The
guests
were:
Commander
J
R
W.
Oland,
Lieut.
Commander
F
T.
Houghton.
Lieut.
Commander
J
W.
R.
Roy.
Lieut.
Commander
A
T
M.
Davy.
Lieut.
Commander
C
O.
Donald.
Lieut.
Comman&er
A
W
Wutele,
Mr.
Hughes.
Chlel
etty
Officer
W.
Mayne.
Petty
Mfl:er
M.
Priske,
Petty
Officer
C
Vllklns.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
H
Russ
Mr
and
Mrs.
F.
Russ.
Mr.
and
Mrs
V.
Douglas,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C
Stevens.
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins.
Ml'
Gladstone,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jone
and
Miss
M,
Russ
of
Skldegat-Mltehell
Newman.
Jack
Olllatt.
F
Regnarle.
R.
McKenzle.
Mrs.
A
Ouval.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J
Ingra
vam,
Mrs.
G.
Chastenay.
MUs
C
Mntyre
ana
H.
R.
Beaven
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
and
Mrs,
R
B.
Skinner
of
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
J.
A
Lindsay,
who
has
beer
on
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver,
re
turned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
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