PAGE
FOUR
DUNN'S
Holiday
Cottages
A
camp
for
an
enjoyable
vacation.
Meals
provided.
Good
cooking.
Picnics,
open
air
badminton,
fishing
and
hunting.
Miles
of
wonderful
beach.
Terms
moderate.
Apply
for
particulars-
to
MRS.
DUNN,
Sanffan
Kiver,
Near
Massett,
B.
C.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBEKTA
COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
1'hone
18
i
f
i
n
y-i
"
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
1
f
7
'
"
New
Flagpole
At
Smithers
Is
Duly
Erected
SMITIIKUS,
Slav
19:
The
management
of
the
Iiulklev
Vallev
District
Hospital
added
one
more
decoration
to
the
hospital
groundj
when
it
erected
a
very
fine
flagpole
on
the
lawn
near
the
hospital
jDuiioing
on
baturday.
The
pole,
which
is
a
magnifi-iccnt
one,
was
donated
by
E.
E.
;
Orchard,
formerly
of
Smithers
but
now
of
Bremerton.
Wash.
It
rises
70
feet
above
the
ground
jand
is
topped
with
a
large
brass
ball.
Uefore
erecting
the
pole,
,
which
was
ready
for
the
Corona-Hon
decorations,
the
brass
ball
iwas
opened
and
a
number
of
papers
were
placed
inside.
These
included
a
picture
of
their
majes
ties.
King
Geonrt-
Vf
and
Oimon
Elizabeth,
a
document
bearinir
the
names
of
the
president
of
the
nospital,
J.
,
Turner
and
his
u.
ijox
Ji
575
board
(jc
of
directors,
thf
'
-
........
v.
1Y1
U
0
O
A
L
L
K
JYl
S
the
hltal
taff
and
the
patients
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Boat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprltor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROS1
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phnne
281
P.O.
Jinx
196
TRAPPERS
Will
guarantee
top
market
prices
for
Beaver
and
Muskrat.
Other
furs
at
value.
FRANK
LOCKWOOD
Phone
Blue
729
P.O.
Box
200
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
mm
who
were
in
the
hosnilal
nn
th.if
klate.
Thus
King
George
VI.
President
J.
W.
Turner
and
Sister
Superior
Slary
Henrietta
will
nil,,
over
the
Iiulklev
Valley
District
Hospital
and
its
lovely
sur
rounding
for
many
'years
to
come
and
from
a
vantage
point
that
also
dominates
the
town
of
I
ami
I
hers
and
a
great
deal
of
the
jBuIkley
Valley.
Esteemed
Native
Of
Massett
Dies
Thomas
Nutcombe
Was
One
Of
Oldest
and
.Most
Highly
Re-
spectcd
Members
Of
Community
MASSETT,
Slay
19:
Thoma
Nutcombe,
one
of
the
oldest
and
most
esteemed
natives
of
Slassett
passed
away
recently.
Deceased
had
participated
in
every
movement
that
meanl
the
advancement
of
his
people,
He
inherited
many
forms
of
chieftainship.
He
was
the
first
president
of
the
Slassotl
I
Concert
Band.
With
his
boa'
l"Kinir
Georiri"
4i,
i
-
.'v.
mc
ihim
1
1
.
,
,
i
-
..
.
mj
pac-K
nsn
irom
isorth
Island.
Later
in
life
he
retired
to
the
quiet
life
of
a
salmon
trollrr
Bight
UK
to
his
ifi.alh.
h
ri.iineii
an
active
man,
never
a
burden
to
his
relatives
or
a
re
ciivent
of
charity
from
anyone.
I.ny
reader
Alfred
Ad
jficiated
at
the
funeral
with
thr
assistance
of
Chief
William
Ma!
;
thews.
Special
Service
For
Coronation
Kilwanga
Honors
Occasion
Crowning
of
King
Of
KITWANUA,
May
19:--On
Sun
day
week
a
special
Coronation
service
was
held
in
the
Anglican
Church
here.
A
very
good
con-Kiegation
attended.
Special
Coro
nation
hymns
were
sung
and
the
St.
Paul's
choir
rendered
the
anthem
"Give
Ye
Thanks
to
God
Your
King,"
under
the
leadership
of
Solomun
Bryant,
with
Edward
Tait
at
the
organ.
Rev.
B.
Shearman
gave
a
Coronation
mid
'from
the
text
verse
"Honor
Your
King."
The
service
ended
bj
singing
the
National
Anlhem.
At
the
Indian
Day
School
Kill'.
cial
Coronation
lessons
were
giv
en
to
the
children
and
several
new
patriotic
songs,
taught
by
ltev.
B.
Shearman,
were
sum-while
the
Union
Jack
was
honored
.
Coronation
.
medals,
presented
by
Hev.
B.
and
Mrs.
Shearman,
are
to
be
given
to
the
school
pupils.
DESCENDANT
OF
MEAUS
-VICTORIA.
May
19:-Col.
Cecil
Maars,
who
was
a
descendant
of
Capt.
James
Mears,
early
explorer
of
this
coast,
Is
dead
here.
Have
YOU
a
PIANO?
A
piano,
to
be
kept
in
good
condition
so
that
it
will
please
the
musician
and
do
Justice
to
the
student,
requires
the
attention
of
a
piano
tuner
at
least
twice
a
year.
For
good
tuning
call
George
C.
Walker
Member
Piano
Tuners
and
Technicians
Association
of
British
Columbia
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
Well
Known
Church
Woman
Of
Neighboring
Village
Passes
Away
Many
Pay
Tribute
l'OKT
SIMPSON.
Mav
Hi-
Simpson
Concert
Hand
in
attend
Ladies
of
th..
Willing
Hnl
the
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band,
Sir.
and
Sirs.
E.
F.
Dudoward,
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Charles
II.
Dudoward,
SIra.
.J.
D,
W
'atson,
Sirs.
F.
D,
Sampare
fKitwanga),
Sirs,
lames
Comer
'Stewart!;
Sir.
and
Mrs.
W.
'E.
Kelly,
Sirs.
R.
C.
Garner,
Sir.
and
Sirs.
P.
H.
Wesley,
Sir.
and
SIra.
Jame
iawson.
Sirs.
Eethel
M
.fn
'
,
.-
A
M
V
and
tamilv.
Sir.
nn.i
Mr
Airr.-:
Sankey,
Sirs.
Khoda
Woods,
Sirs,
.Mauue
Koss,
Sliss
Winnie
Tait,
fUis.
Agnes
Ilrentzen
and
fennie
Brentzen.
Sirs.
Ancient
Canoe
Recalls
Past
Alfred
and
Robert
Davidson
Arc
Building
Craft
at
Slassett
MASSETT,
Slay
19:
An
eigh!
fathom
cedar
canoe,
under
construction
by
Alfred
and
Robert
Davidson.
near
rhmnlnllnn
4
...
vlves
memories
of
Mm
dm-J
u-Lr
the
Haida
Indians
of
the
Queer
Charlotte
islands
were
rulers
of
Hie
coastal
seas.
It
was
with
sucl
canoes
that
thev
nserl
i
m..L,
successful
raids
III
iltlll
ilnur
the
coast
from
Alask.-i
t
Pnii
fornia
as"
well
as
trad!
Indians
of
the
coast.
It
was
I,
one
such
canoe
that
ChristianPj
came
to
Hie
Haidas.
Those
fn.
mous
old
Haida
en
noes
with
um-
passed
in
family
only
by
the
value
of
slaves,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mrs.
Victor
Reece
Special
Church
Uf
.Simpson
Dies
Services
Held
At
Kitzegukla
Sunday
KITZEGUKLA.
May
19:
Sir.
and
Sirs.
Walter
Wesley
with
tin
co-oneration
co-operation
of
of
Sir.
Sir.
ar
and
Sirs.
-i...
r.
.x
.
......
T
ILL
ir
Ikl't'l'l'.
HIM
Lf
r!l
II
1
1
1
II
I
.
recently
Jn
the
Port
Simpson1"
there
wa
sl'f
al,
Cr,-General
b
he
Hospilal.
Horn
at
Port
I?1.'0",
V
Irovld.ed.
llL
Viv
Church-
V
m's
Simpson
-in
900.
Sirs
is
susvived
by
her
husband
and
Ts
"ere..
K'VV"
'
?T
.
four
sons-Alvin.
Lvle.
Leonard
'
"?'r.
l1e
J,a,ze
."
,?cn00'
...i
.
,r,
,.
.
principal
ana
wiiuam
unmour,
a
brother.
The
funeral
took
place
from
the1
;Rev.
1
Unltod
fhitmi.
,.-;,
4i...
i..4
Vlce-
music
was
rendered
bv
the
choir
15.
IUack
conducted
the
ser-
'C
I
VI.:
,,
.,
.,
......
,
.
m
iiie
miHwnrm
League
ui
7:30
p.m.
a
special
Slother's
Day
.ium
i
u
iti
.
iitm
in
i
til"
...
nurses
at
the
host
ital
nresi.lod
!
.8.c.rv!c
wai!
conducted
by
Joseph
at
the
niano.
accomnanHn.
,Ip.
)e8,t'y
a8Slsl
'
-
Ceased
brother
and
sister
who
sang,
at
her
dying
request,
"Sweet
Hour
of
Prayer."
Slembers
of
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
acted
as
pallbearers.
There
were
floral
tribute
from
the
following:
Epworth
League
of
the
United
Church,
Ladies
of
the
Iv.v
Guild.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club.
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Vounir
Peonle'
K.ln.
cational
Association.
Youiu
People's
Educational
Association
lev
and
Fred
Sanmare.
The
presi
dent,
Peter
Mark,
closed
the
ser
vice.
An
address
was
lriven
bv
Uliurch,
and
Today."
Flowers
were
provided
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
Thomas
Bubb
Of
Port
Edward
Is
Dead
Here
Today
Thomas
H.
Bubb,
well
known
resident
of
many
years'
standing
at
Port
Edward
and
elsewhere
around
Skeena
River
cannery
points,
passed
away
this
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
a
brief
illness.
He
was
82
years
of
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
daughter
in
Seattle.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
AIYANSII
15
AND
HOME
AIYANSH,
May
19:
The
Alv-
incli
hmil
na
It
a
t
.
.
.
DEPUTY
DISMISSED
EDMONTON,
May
19:
II.
.p.
Keast,
deputy
minister
of
public
works',
has
been
dismissed
by
the
Aberhart
government.
Money
Saving
;
Specials
,
,0(1(1
Lines
and
Remnants
Priced
to
Sell
Out
GENUINE
SWEET
GRASS
BASKETS
Regular
to
$3.50.
Now,
each
25c
&
50c
.
BEGINNERS'
SLATE
With
PENCIL-30c
value.
Now
i5c.
2for25c
Dennispn's
Embossed
LINEN
Weave
NAPKINS
Luncheon
size,
white
only.
Regular
25c
per
dozen
Now,
per
dozen
5c
per
ioo
25c
WHITE
CLOVER
TOILET
ROLLS-Regular
G
for
25c.
Now,
per
dozen
,25c
BOYS'
SPIN
TOPS,
each
,
,
.
.
.
5c
Dennison's
Jointed
Doll
Cutouts,
2
for
.
,5c
Flax-a-tone,
Musical
Clapper,
reg.
$1.00.
Now
.
.25c
TABLE
AND
CHAIR
SETS
Regular
$3.50
and
$5.25.
Reduced
to
$2.75
&
$1.00
Buy
Now
and
Save
See
Our
Bargain
Tables
(MatMvs.Jjd
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Nine
halibut
vessels
marketed
catches
totalling
182.000
pound
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows:
ho.
15.000,
New
England,
Sic
and
7c;
Gloria
II,
15,500,
SIcCal-
lum.
8?tc
and
7c;
II.
C.
Hcrgcit,
10,500,
Whiz,
'Jc
and
7c:
Sylvia,
17,000,
Saii
Juaiy89ic
and
7c.
Appreciation
has
been
official
ly
expressed
to
the
Canadian
government
for
International
courtesy
manifested
last
week
which
I.
I
resulted
li
1
in
Cant.
i
Oscar
Biggcrston.of
the
Seattle
halibut
i
a
r
i
!
'
'
.
.
.u.
;
i.:ai
uiona
u
oeing
auvisea
oi
w
e
ir
"n
in
e
the
death
in
Seattle
of
hi
three-
Olil
Old
Testamen
Testament,
and
and
in
in
Mm
the
Earl)
I.:irhl..
.
.
.-
-
i-.
.
..
.
year
old
daughter
while
he
out
fishing
with
his
boat.
was
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capl.
Edward
Slabbs.
was
late
in
arriving
.tojlay
from
the
south
'
not
getting
in
until
3
'o
clock
thib
afternoon
from.
Vancouver
via
Powell
River
and
Ocean,
Falls.
The
Vessel,
will
sail
this
evening
for
Anyox
uud
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
Southbound
i
.
Coming
north"
from
Vancouver
vfa
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
C.N.R.
sleame'r
Prince
John.
Capt.
Neil
.
Slctean
left
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
10
o'clock
last
night
for
Slassett
Inlet
and
is
expected
here
tomorrow
morning.
KAMLOOPS
CFJ.EMfcATES
KAMLOPS.
;Majr
-ID:
The
city
of
Kamloops
will
be
en
fete
for
the
most
of
the
summer'
with
a
special
!
celebration,
of
the
125th.
onnlver
ball
and
baseball
teams
are
homei
0'
foundlnj
of
the'
town
ifter
liter
attending
attending
th.
the
r
Coronation
festivities
started
with
the
ob-
Day
celebration
In
Prince
Rupert.
CEMETERY
IMPROVEMENT
MASSETT,
May
19:
The
Old
Massett
graveyard
is
practically
reconstructed.
All
weeds
and
trees
have
been
cut
away.
Tombstones
have
been
cleaned
and
polished
ind
the
graves
decorated
with
sea
ihells.
WARM
ON
PRAIRIES
awirr
CURRENT.
Sask.,
May
19:
Days
have
been
warm
but
nights
cool
on
the
prairies
of
late,
fhere
have
been
heavy
frosts
In
Manitoba.
The
thermometer
ha
cached
82
above
here.
servance
of
Coronation
Day.
YUKON
AIRMAIL
OTTAWA.
May
19:
Air
mall
service
from
Edmonton
to
the
Yukon
via
Fort
St.
John,
B.C.,
will
start
July
5,
It
Is
announced.
Old
Pals
Coming
.
To
End
of
Trail
Alike
Coco
and
Sam
I'osatcri,
Buddies
For
Two
Decades,
Air
Their
Quarrel
in
Court
-
v
.
-
w
UliU
A
Posaterl,
VHXll.k
If
5p:ifH..
:i:t
ooft
nounds.
Sebastian,
,
h.n
nni.
4....i4..
8c
and
7c;
Constilution,
.J.00P,
nave
evidently
come
to
the
parting
Washington,
8c
and
7-c;
;
or
the
ways
Thev
have
nuarrenpf.
O
f'
4
1.
.....1
TH'
n
.
-
Irene
J..
1
5,000,
and
Curlew,
11,-000,
San
Juan,
10c
and
7c;
Pres-
Mlke
Coco
and
Sam
who
over
the
ownership
of
a
shack
at
Seal
Cove
In
which
they
lived.
It
led
close
to
blows
and
this
morning
Coco
laid
a
charge
of
assault
against
Posaterl.
After
hearing
the
two
sides
of
the
case.
Magistrate
McClymont
dismissed
the
charge
and
the
complainant
was
ordered
to
pay
the
costs.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PKICK
MONTREAL.
May
10:
The
Ca-
when
the
fisheries
patrol
steamer'
n.atUan,
K01?,
PJ
1'
$34
65
havl"S
Givenchy
made
special
t.ffor8
I
shPwed
s3ht
.
advance
of
late.
etfay
May
j,
l-AST
TIMK
Tnv,
One
Show
Nlghtiy.T;
(Doors
open
7
p
m.,
"THE
GREAT
ZIEGFELD"
Ako
World
News
KvcnU
Coming
TluirS..Fri..Satur.
ikkimk
DUNN
in
"Theodora
(Joes
Wild1'
"INTERNATIONAL"
DIESEL
INCREASES
THE
PAY-LOAD,
If
jour
job
is
lumbering,
mining,
grading
farming,
or
nn
type
ofliravy
luiuling,
thniiew
Internatioitul
Diesel
Tractor,
pro
en
producitof
inn
worm
largest
irnclor
builder,
will
give
you
a
grealer
pay-load
per
unit
rosj.
Ey,
Hillltr,
ilrHiiiU
nlile
Kliirliii).
llraty
duly,
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to
B.
C.
EQUIPMENT
CO.
LTD.
551
Howe
Street
.
Vancouvei,
B.C.
COOK
with.
ELECTRICITY
1
EASY
TO
BUY
Iut
malt
a
mall
dwn
paymtnl.
BaU
one
en
taiy
ttrm.
Dependable
Timersaving
Economical
Healthful
After
your
first
week
with
an
Electric
Range
you
will
wonder
how
you
ever
managed
with
old-fashioned
methods.
Your
cool,
clean
kitchen
will
seem
like
a
palace.
The
days
of
ashes,
kindling
and
sulky
fires
will
seem
like
nightmares..
With
an
Electric
Range,
you
have
quick,
even
cooking
heat
at
the
snap
of
a
switch
for
'just
as
long
as
you
want
it.
You
save
endless
footsteps.
The
full-flavor
and
nourishment
value
of
every
dish
is
retained.
Food
goes
farther.
You
save
money.
Free
yourself
from
mealtime
slavery.
Cook
with
electricity,
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited