Friday.
June
15,
1934
Classified
Ads
fou
sale
JllKJ00
Tramfer.
Phone
m.
OILLNETTINO
pr
trolling
boat
for
sale,
5
horsepower
Yale
engine.
$250.00
rash.
Apply
Seal
Core
Post
Office.
t.f.
FOH
RENT
,
FOR
RENT
Modern
6
room
house,
644
Taylor
Btreet.
Best
view
In
city-
140
FURNISHED
Apartment
for
Rent
for
summer,
central
location,
Box
208,
Dally
New
or
Phon
Blue
037.
138
PAINTERS
PAINTINO
and
Paperhanglng
Moller.
Phone
Red
80X
WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER
WANTED.
Oood
wages
Replies
to
Sectibn
Fore-man,
Cedarvale,
B.C
144
WANTED-
-
Two
good
salesmen,
must
be
neat
and
well
spoken.
Apply
Box
210,
Dally
News.
I.IMi
ACT
X
at
ire-
itf
luttalUM
la
aaply
la
Purrha
land
In
Prlrve
Hupert
land
Recording
Tf
riot
ol
Range
four
Coaat
Dutrlet,
and
altuata
about
fit
mile
from
the
mouth
of
lh
Kbutre
Rier
on
the;
EUat
fork
Tate
no(ic
that
I.
Frederick
Shelly,
of
Tanewrw.
DC
ocojpatioa
mine
operator,
ibtenda
to
apply
for
pmnU-nMon
t
purthaa
the
following
de-arnbed
land:
CcxninenUnf
at
a
pnat
planted
one
roc
ajatanr
irom
io
aiTneaa
piw
ej;
the
vem
aku
of
Lot
iw,
tbent
Weu
erly
80
chalna;
these
hliri-
r.'iatae:
tbenre
Eaaterlr
00
chalna:
ttienre
Northerly
m
ehain
and
eon-
.
""
""
ur
ntDERICK
K
SHXIXT
Dad
10th
day
of
May.
1911.
T
MIKERAL
ACT
rrHiiiif
tTr.
or
niritovr.METit
N'OTKT.
Rlrer
riwcAtonal
MlnerU
Claim,
alt
u
uate
in
the
AUin
Mining
Dlvuion
of
Caviar
ttriM
Lneated
ua
left
bank
of
tb
Ttttae
OAiah
Rirer
TAXI
NOTICE
that
11
Utit,
fraaef
i
"'
IJmlUd.
rtetMerCerufifmt
Xo.
7S
And
Slsteen
Men
Off
Coat
TM,
intend,
60
dafa
from
flat
hereof,
1
qi
Honduras
trj
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a1
Certificate'
of
bnpiwmenta
for
the'
i
purproe
of
obtaining
Crovn
Oraat
of:
'
th
abor.
daim.
NEW
YORK,
June
15:
The
Unl
unAd
.tmrS
.Fxult
Lines,
have
received
a
before
um
vvouvr
of
rarb
onifioate
wireless
message
from
the
steamer
Mr,,mTB.T!!,?f
,
'Zacapa.
reporting-
the
rescue
of
uc
trustr.
Avat.'
-
laSii
act
Notice
of
mtrntu.-
t.
apply
to
iae
und
,
"
a..
W
.mA
f
j
t
r
St
'
n...-
-
-i.'a..
turret.
D
t
C.
and
alt-
uata
in
QUvdwrt
Bay
located
at
to
rVT-
'phw
unit
DtatrHt
-L.
Take
notice
that
John
Clauaen
of
fringe
Rupert.
DO
.
ooruoati-t
n
Packer,
Intend
to
apply
for.
a
least
of
the
fiftowlnc
deactlbed
foreabore:
Octnmenclng
at
a
dim.
iwd
at
the
8.
W
rorner
of
a
amall
laltnd
theftf,
B.W.t.
Chain;
theoca
.Welerlj
1
(
c,hain:
thence
N
8
balna
more
or
leM
to
htCn
vater
coark
on,
the
NX
point
of
Ute
Uland;
thence
8.
Indirection
S
chalna
more
or
lena
foUowtng
Wh
aiee
mrk
to
point
of
commence-menl,
JOHN
CLAUSEN,
"
Dated
Awil
16
USA
i.AMi
art
vNotlrr
of
Inlenllan
to
.PT
lMf
M4
In
rtnoe
Bupert
Uind
JUcordirut
UMrlrt
of
liince
nupert.
8
C-,and
it
ua'
m
Qlawdmrt
Bay
loeaUd
at
-tba
W
W
and
of
ataphena
laland.
Rang
e
S.
Ooaat
DUUlot.
Take
noUf
that
John
CUuaen
of
Princr
Rupert,
PC
occupation
run
Packer.
Intend
to
apply
for
k
leaae
.of
the
following
dearrlbed
land-.
Oomniencliig
at
a
purt
piknted
at
th
B,
W.
cornar
of
a
amall
laland
about
I
chalna
8.
E,
of
Arery
lalapd
thenc
H.E..
tbnc
wtrly,
aoutharly
and
aaaUrly,
follovtng
high
watermark
to
point
of
commencement,
and
con-taliung
3
aorra
more
or
laaa.
and
Including
tha
entUf
are
of
the
aald
U-landv
JOHN
CLACK'S,
Dated
Aprtl
1.
M
IN
rKOIlATB
IN
T1U
BUfRKUI
COURT
Of
DRITJ6B
COLUUBIA
IN
THE
MATTER
OK
THE
"ADUINI8.
TRATION
ACT
M
and
IN
THE
MATTK.lt
OF
Till
Of
IrmCHTATE.
.
.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
b;
order
of
KH
flnnor
W.E.
ruheff
the
14th
day
of
my,
A
D,
1834,
I
wa
appointed
AdmlnJitra-tor
of
tlie
ette
of
MtcJiael
J,
Ollel-If,
who
died
on
tha
3th
dT
of
Ue-eembee.
AD.
1833,
and
.all
parties
hv-Ing
claims
against
the
aald
eite
"
'eraby
inquired
to
fun4ih
aama,
properly
ivarlflad,
to'
me
on
or
bofana
the
Jut
day
of
June.
AD.
1934.
and
ail
partlaa
Indebted
to
the
aatau
w
re-
Suuxi
'
t
pay
the
amount
of
tnear
in-ebtedoeai
to
me
forth
with.
orriclal
Admlnlatrntor,
tt
HAIKDRESSKU
rKKMANICNT
WAVING!
Clutter
Curlj
Latest
Style
NELSON'S
BEAUTY
BIIOPPE
OOtf.nxm.ST
UQUHC
ACT"
noiio:
nr
Am
Ication
iok
a
ru
n
i.ic:me
NOTICE
U
hervbv
men
mi
th
.
plratloii
of
UiU
advertwnent
the
un-l
Cenigped
JTawr
Social
Club
intend
to
apply
to
th
lAonor
Contrc4
Board
for
dub
licence
in
reaped
o
prrmlM
Kuat
on
tht
e4i
tide
of
Kluaway
Hyder,
SC.
upon
described
Lot
AO.
Uloek
e.
Plan
1241,
SubdtrUloii
of
DUtrtct
Lot
A0I4,
CaMlar
Dlatrtct
ftrin
Dnr--t
I
&
n4
1uI.iah
T"i
.
trlct
in
the
Protlnc
of
BrttUh
Colum-1
bi,
u
entrtia
neb
member
of
the
U
dub
to
keep
on
tb
premiw
eraaon-able
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
popuunptkra
on
the
pmniw
in
eordartf
with
the
provwfcjia
of
the
"Oovarnment
Liquor
Act"
tod
the
rt
guUtlcna
promulgated
thereunder.
u.mlu
at
riyaer.
untun
Columbia
thla
28th
day
of
May.
1834.
FRABER
SOCIAL
CLUB.
1
By
A,
A.
Prarer
iw
Secretary
and
Manager
Moratorium
Plan
Taken
Seriously
Great
Britain
Alarmed
At
Six
Month'
Suspension
By
Germany
Of
Young
And
Dawes
Plan
Payments
LONDON,
June
15:
The
declaration
by
Germany
of
a
six
months'
moratorium
on
the
Young
nd
Dawes
Plans,
as
announced
yesterday,
has
raised
a
grave
situ-
,
a
net
the
erioine
nf
tha
step
taken
by
Oennany
will
be
stressed
In
the
House
of
Commons.
Crew
of
Norwegian
Freighter
Rescued
the
captain
and
sixteen
members
pf
tlie
crew
of
the
Norwegian
freighter
Knut-
Hamsun
which
:burnfd
and
nH
on
Sunday
oft
the
coast
of
Honduras.
One
boat
Willi
1
ra
UiCll
Uii
uuuiu
wa
sun
sunaing
oy
uie
ourning
snip
'and
was
expected
to
drift
ashore
,..-.
at
Honcuras.
:
-j-
-
.
INDIANS
TO
TAKE
TRIAL
Allecrd
Killers
of
Dominion
Con.
atable
GUbourne
Coming
Up
At
Assizes
In
Vernon
MERRITT,
June
15:
(CP)-
Eneas,
Richardson
and
Alex
Oeorge
were
committed
for
trial
at
the
Vernon
Assizes
opening
June
26
at
the
conclusion
of
their
preliminary
hearing
before
Magistrate
A.
O.
Freeze
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Domln-
'lon
Constable
F.
H.
Gisbourne
on
the
Canford
Indian
Reservation
.near
here
two
weeks
ago.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
July,
.768.
October,
.78
i.
December,
.79.
Chicago
July.
M.
September,
94TB.
December,
I
ULTIMATUM
II
V
MAYOR
'
i
(Continued
from
page
one)
for
settlement.
Los
Angeles
Deadlock
LOS
ANOELES.
June
15:
The
longshoremen's
strike
situation
,
continues
In
a
hopeless
deadlock
here
with
five
hundred
special
officers
patrolling
the
waterfront.
Northland
at
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN,
June
14:
With
a
capacity
list
of
passengers
and
full
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
DKV
"TfeLt.
MP
to
CHAMnjt
EOi.V
TO
ev
cargo
of
freight,
the
Northland
SYD1
Australia.
June
15:-Transportatlon
Co.'s
motorshlp
Actln
undep
the
re.lnrocal
trade
liner
Northland.
Capt.
Len
Wil
-
Hams,
arrived
here
at
noon
Wed
-
nesday
from
Seattle
and,
following
its
arrival,
there
was
much
bustle
on
the
waterfront
and
throughout
the
business
$
section
section
distributing
distributing
j
yi
i
which
included
muebjapt.
iYloreliouse
lies
of
fruit,
fresh
vege-1
r
m
m
the
cargo
needed
suppll
tables
and
meat.
There
were
also
supplies
of
tierces
and
salt
for
the
fishing
Industry.
More
boats
are
expected
within
the
next
day
or
so.
Rumors
that
there
might
be
another
tie-up
of
Alaska
shipping
out
of
Seattle
are
not
being
taken
seriously
here.
The
motorshlp
Norco
arrived
ihortly
after
midnight
last
night
from
Seattle,
also
fully
laden,
while
the
big
liner
Alaska
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
reached
here
from
the
south
early
this
morning.
The
stoamer
Victoria
is
now
steaming
northward
from
Seattle
on
her
first
voyage
of
the
season
to
Nome
with
passengers
and
freight
while
the
Cordova
Is
on
the
way
from
Seattle
(o
Kodiak
Island
and
Bering
Sea
points.
Porttand
Re-opening
PORTLAND,
June
15:-Settle-
ment
of
the
longshoremen's
strike;
the
employ
of
the
Granby
Co,
and.
as
far
as
Portland
Is
concerned
ap-;
proceeds
on
this
afternoon's
train
to
peared,
to
be
Imminent
last
night,
'
Montreal
where
he
will
embark
'
permitting
of
the
re-opening
of
the
June
22
for
a
trip
to
his
native
home
port
tfl
shipping.
'in
Zagreb,
Jugo-Slavla.
AWAV,
Men
XmmaT'S
.
'
Mz
Ji
:
I
.
'
I
J
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Quintuplets
And
Mother
Are
All
Doing
Very
Well
CORBEIL,
Ont.,
June
15:
An
of
ficial
report
Issued
by
Dr.
A.
R.
Da-
foe
on
the
condition
of
M-s.
Ollva.
Dlone
and
her
quintuplet
daugh-i
ters
reveals
that
all
five
babies
show'
oabuiaLwi
aia
vvii
uiv
vvtv
Hon
of
Annette
who
lost
one-quar-,
ter
of
an
ounce
within
the
past
24
;
hours.
The
mother
Is
resting
well.
Order
House
Given
Clean
Bill
j
Eaton's
Complied
With
Law
In
snect
to
Wares.
.Mass
Buylnr
!
Committee
is
Advised
OTTAWA,
June
15:
O.
O.
Rich-
arason,
government
accountant,
informed
the
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
committee,
presided
over
by
Hon.
H.
II.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
yesterday,
that
the
T.
Eaton
Co.
Ltd..
In
con-.
nectlon
with
payment
of
wages,
had
complied
with
the
law
and
that
the
staff
had
been
accorded
many
benefits
not
given
elsewhere.
Canada
Asking
Australia
For
Cut
in
Export
'
ffre.mAnt
ftf
1Q,t
tpw
r,nn
laT,rt
Aiitj-an.i
mnrti
i
kinr
Australla
to
curtail
its
exports
of
flour.
It
is
announced
here.
IC
I
a
lfl
at
KpCT
13
IjCUU
ai
IVCOl
'
rrommeni
juanne
ana
.wigawon
ngurw
ray
nnaj
inoutes
to
eu
Known
oast
rnoi
"
-
vAwwuvut,
June
iD-Aiany
prominent
figures
In
marine
and
navigation
circles
oi
mis
port
as
wen
as
numerous
personal
inenas
attended
the
funeral-,
here
of
the
late
Capt.
W.
S..
Morehouse,
well!
known
coast
pilot
and
former
master
of
Canadian
National
Steamships
coasting
vessels.
Six
captains
acted
pallbearers
in
as
carrying
.
.
..
.
nyiH-aor
w
ycu
thimk
or
this
rraocc
III
Ll
1
1
1
1
vaimat-s
i
Ithat
)
(Smi
v
to
I
j
J
Frlnce
Bupart,
k,
DUtf
U(
14ta
daf
of
UT.
All.
13.
t
.
i
.
..
i
Delightful
Card
Party
For
Girl
i
Guide
Camp
Fund
''
'"
.,
.
.
,
,
In
aid
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
Qui
Guldea
cimp
fund,
a
tle'lghtful
bridge
party
was
held
List
pight'by
Municipal
Chapter
In
I.
O.
D.
E.
.
i.""
bw.
-y
w
;
for
the
occasion
by
Mrs.
L.
W.
Pat-
more
and
Miss
Muriel
Vance
with
'
summer
flowers
and
foliage.
There
were
fifteen
tables
of
cards!
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Olassey
won
first;
prize
while
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby
took
the
consolation
award.
Af(er
cards,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
The
committee
iln
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
O,
W.
Mrs.
H.
L,
Landry,
Mrs.
C.
J.
,umngion
ana
iwra.
u.
v..
Diuari
jStrawberry
Tea
And
Sale
is
Held
Delightful
Affair
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Silversides
A
delightful
strawberry
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
First
United
Church
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Silversldes,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
It
had
been
planned
to
have
a
lawn
party
but
inclement
weather
made
it
necessary
to
hold
the
affair
Indoors.
Nevertheless,
there
was
a
good
attendance
and
the
affair
was
as
successful
as
it
was
enjoyable.
Mrs.
Silversldes
and
Mrs.
James
fKrikevsky,
president
of
the
Ladles
Aid,
received
the
guests.
Miss
McGregor,
Mrs.
Frank
Derry.
Mrs.
M.
A.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
Jenkins
poured
and
Mrs.
Stevens,
Mrs.
L.
H.
Haworth,
Miss
B.
Stiles
and
Miss
Ruth
Wilkinson
were
serviteurs.
'Mrs.
Ranterhanp
snH
lire
Unnra
wcre
cashle.
Mrs.
Claverfng
and
Mri
N
Thomas
had
charge
of
re-
f
reshments.
In
charge
of
the
home
cooking
!sale
were
Mrs.
Hugh
Kim
Mrs
Q
r
Davey
and
w
B
Cornlsh
1
During
the
afternoon
there
were
acceptable
piano
solos
by
Miss
Jean
McLean,
Mlss
Allfen
Hamblln
and
Mrg
g
A
Kjejback.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloucy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
"IdfUt-
tpmnantnra
.
mcrjy
wma;
sea
smoom.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
calm:
sea
smooth
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
52
Alyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
56.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
55.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
53.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
56.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
50.'"
Itne
remains
to
the
llnal
resting,"";
.
I
place.
!
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
light
sou
-
Nikola
DrJJaca
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
last
evening:
from
Anyor,
where
he
has
been
In
A
New
Style
Opportunity
Committed
For
Trial
in
Hold-Up
of
Chinese
John
Russeii
Morland.
charged
wjtr,
robbery
w.th
violence
in
n-
nectlon
with
the
hold-up
of
WV-
Canadian
Caf--
at
S
iltliMS;
l.tt
welc,
connilttl
for'tmj
by
j(
Atiiji
ate
it,
i.
vaic
Smithers
yesterday
and
will
appear
before
Judge
W.
E,
Fisher
at
Sroi
hhm
on,
June
19.
for
election;
'
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
W.
Harrison
and
R.
a.
Cunningham,
Port
Esslngton;
T,
James,
An-yox;
H.
Nelsoh,
Premier;
Mrs.
Nelson
Brew.
Haysport;
C,
Hellstrom,
Vanarsdol;
Joseph
Brennan,
Ams-bury.
R.
D.
Marsh
and
family,
An
vox;
Peter
Will,
city;
P.
H.
Hughan,
Alyansh;
L.
G.
Perkins
and
O.
W.
Davis,
Port
Esslngton.
Royal
Mrs.
F.
Seppl,
Hyder;
John
Locke,
!
Stewart;
William
T.
Tamkin,
A.
L,
Price.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Sheen
and
family
nnrt
Mr
nnrf
Mr
r
o
cnnltpr
An-
yox;
G.
p.
MacQuarrie
and
M-De
Laurier,
Vancouver;
E:
M.
Atkinson,
Montreal;
D.
McLeod,
Por-cher
Island;
John
Girylck,
city;
R.
M.
E.
Greivy,
Sunnyslde.
M.
Retan,
Bert
Lyons
and
Bob
McKee,
Stewart;
K.
Seka,
Cyril
White
and
E.
W.
Gross
city;
A.
O.
Turner,
Prince
Albert.
Prince
Rupert
R
Kerr,H.
Am.
fLColrwH.
H.
LOCAL
NEWS
row
niht
wiu
address
a
gathering
J.
Douglas
and
T.
ShepfierisVan-
Women's
Canadian
Club
in
couver;
F,
M.
DockriU.
Telkwa;
h.
.ot
E.
Moody,
Usk;
M
L.
An'dlson
andlBootb
Memorial
School.
Alberto
Ouerrero.
Toronto;
Mrs.
V.
A.
Noord,
Telegraph
Point;
P.
Snlrkley,
Terrace;
H,
Arhlson.
-New
York;
C.
Oillespie,
Oceanic;
Dr.
and!
Mrs.
A.
E.
Perry.
Port
Simpson.
E.
B.
Hunter,
H.
P.
Ronald,
Dr.
E.
Sheffield,
Dr.
G.
A.
Minprgan.l
W-
Wallace
and
A.
B.
Cummlng.i
Vancouver;
A.
Berner,
Telkwa;
A.J
E.
Klncald.
ReveUtoke;
Mrs.
W.
J.'
WUklnson,
Pacific;
S.
J.
Mayer.'
cmifv,,..
a
uit
r-Stfo.
n
klnson;
Remo.
Central
:
Jack
Hope
and
T.
H.
Ross
Sml
-
,
jthers;
E.
Olson,
Hazelton;
T.
An.-
jderson
and.
R.
Cheater..
CJJ.R.;
-T.
j
jS.
Umpleby.
Vancouver;
Tony
,
wick,
city.
'
Mr.
.arid.
Mrs.
H.
Herrhnan,
An
-
j
yox;
Embrik
Lenten,
city;
I.
A.i
Bradford,
C:
N.
R..
.
..
,
Knox
i
r
"
Miller
and
Chris
Christlsen,!
1
city.
i
Walter.
Hansen.
A.
E.
Strange.and
'.
port.
'
'
Miss
M.
Lakie.
who
has
been
visit
-
Urt.
A.
V.
Cox
will
be
among
a
purty
of
lC3l
Rebakah
Lodge
members
who
are
Ieavlng,
on
this
atter-
noon's
train
for
a
jt-eek-end
visit
to
Terrace.
ey
wiltoeturn
to
the
.
.L
Zht
"
'
,f
.
A
.
.',,
1p.i-i
let
rilaht
ca
pnne-
'tor'jof
i;
a
htldi"y
ftp
q
VanCOUVOf
4IU
ViCwl"ta,
i0injn
Mr
wood
whb
left
for
the
south
last
week
to.
attend
the
fellow's'
prand.
Lodge
conventionin
Victoria..
Oeorge
Minns,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
C
O,
Minns
of
this
city,
has
left
Vancouver,
where
he
has
been
attending
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
for
Bloedel
loggln?
tamp
near
Campbell
River
where
he
will
be
employed
during
the
.iununer
yazatlon.
F.
Appleyard,
Government
Telegraphs
operator
at
Echo
Lake,ln
the
Telegraph
Creek,
krea,
who
has
been
here
f
or
the
past
two
or
three
weeks
'
receiving
treatment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
'j'lnwlnT
an
ooeration,
will
sail
to-
n&M
on
lhe
princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver,
having
sufficiently
re-
covered
now
to
be
able
to
travel.
Mrs.
R.
P.
Steeves
of
Vancouver,
well
known
as
a
speaker
on
social
and
economic
subjects,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
and
will
proceed
from
here
to
the
interior
at
the
first
cf
the
week.
She
will
address
a
public
meeting
tonight
in
the
Moose
Hall
l
under
tb?
auioices
of
the
local
As-
soclated
c.
C.
F.
Clubs
and
tomor-
Admiral
Brother-In-Law
of
Pooley
Passes
in
India
FV'
tadlil'
J,une
1S-d;
Sir
Victor
Stanley
RJJ.
died
In
India:
whUe
on
a
vUlt
here
with
his
brother.
Sir
Oeorge
Stan
ley,
actine
Viceroy
of
.India,
dur-
jng
absence
of
Lord
?"llllng-
don.
He
was
a
brother-in-law
of
R.
H.
Pooley,
former
attorney-general
0f
British
Columbia,
whose
sister
he
married
while
serving
as
a
fneutenant
at
Esquiroalt
In
1891
:
Northern
Pupils
Succeed
in
Tests
VICTORIA,
June
15:
7CP)
Pro-results
vlnclal'
Normal
School
In-
elude
the
names
of
Helen
E.
McCaf-
lery,
Constance
E,
.
Morgan
and
By
Wstover
MD
t
UK
OF
fAf.
t
.
t
d-t
AHp;.
OT
-CK
viP
ft
4t
'
ing
here
for
some
time
with
her
Eleanor
p.
Moxlejf
,pf
Prince
RU-brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
acd
pert.
Norma
D.
McCuWjin
of
Pacific
Mrs!
Peter
Lakle,
Fif
th
Avtnue
East,
and
A.
Geraldlne
Warner
and
Fred
sailed
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
last
Small
of
Smithers
among
the
suc-hlght
onr
her
return
to
Vancouver
cessful
students.
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