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SALE
Of
Household
Furniture
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Phone:
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171
WW
.
"Unexpected
guests
never
catch
me
napping
Bvdya
W
reach
the
well
known
a
j
I
the
tin
and
who
feel
that
i:
t
British
journalist,
writing
iai
i.
early
encHjjrh
for
turning
over
"OvaraeaV-
tells
of
the
eariylthe
Mil.
Many
old-fashioned
spriaa;
flowers
ib
and
about
Lob-
I
people
always
do
their
first
jrarj-a
'.lfci
year
a
ad
adds
"Hom.eains;
on
Good
Friday,
irrespec-
wmmj
rears
shall
wt
have
to
wail
tive
of
whether
Use
day
come
bfare
every
house
ia
England'
gjea
aad
pleasant
land
has
a
garVa
of
its
own,
the
true
test
of
eMTfeatiaar'
So
yea
see.
they
have
I
heir
gardea
problem
ib
taat
eooatry.
There
are
there
thoaMiidi
of
hoaits
witbont
a
wtif
aC
green
around
theaa
There
are
also
aaa
very
beaati
fa
...
I
jtmi-wenm,
wardens.
fsr
than
man
early
as
is
the
ease
this
year
oi
nearly
a
Month
fatter.
Mrs
Norrincton
now
I
in
the
local
?aroen.
snowdrops
are
pretty
well
over
and
crocuses
an
coming
into
bloom.
Early
daffo
1IU
or
jonquils
are
showing
flow--r
bud
and
tulips
and
bulb
iris
are
above
ground.
The
cold
nigh!.-have
kept
the
flowers
back
con
!araDiy.
a
lew
warn
shower
I
tog
51
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tU..
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ri
511
i
i"c
za.if
iwwcn
win
leap
into
bloom.
White
Arabi
is
be
trinning
to
bloom,
other
roz
plants
will
be
following
eoise
The
mauve
arabis
ia
rather
diEappointment
as
a
flower,
but
I
comes
earlv
"
and
wans
arivM
rn!n
-
-
v
v
.
uiiuiiilic
on
CT:
b
AllU
J
(J.cn
iviu
th
Are.
West,
Opposite
Palmer
when
tn'"e
is
little
else
in
th
House
fcoiwu.
On
Thursday,
March
25
j
1
nav
wen
too
busy
to
Commencinc
at
2:30
pjn.
.'many
gardens
thin
spring.
What
with
moving
and
transplantipg
mrS,Sr
'-
otr
duUea.
there
has
beer
,
,
1M.
aDd
ChalT-
2?I
"raetieally
no
leisure.
Later
I
w
t.
rSKH
1ng
maehtae-
b
W
pay
aeirhior,
Hno
rag.
Kitchen
Ran;e
with
Oil
are
doing
in
the
way
of
garden
Burner
complete,
kitchen
table
and
ing.
chairs,
chiffoneer,
dresser,
bed,
f.u.
!Und-
gramo"hone-
"
ifetUng
near
the
time
electric
light
fixture,
dishes,
car-
when
we
have
our
annual
Horti
penter's
work
bench
with
screw,
eult-iral
Asaoeiatioa
meetinc
grind
stone
and
wheelbarrow,
etc.
Prenident
Thw
Collart
is
nlani
:ning
an
early
meeting
of
theVx
eeutive
to
decide
on
a
date.
11
hi
taken
th?
fnrm
of
a
dinn-w-r4in
for
the
pas'
lw
have
heard
psenmrnenh
Vly
h-
would
be
best
thw
year.
H.
F.
P.
Terrace
Lads
Safe;
Found
In
Roothouse
District
headquarters
of
tix
provincial
police
here
hare
been
advised
of
the
safely
of
Ted
and
Bob.
young
sons
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
G.
L
Brookes
of
Terrace,
who
were
re
ported
missing
for
several
days
from
their
borne.
The
lads
were
n
a
found
Uvtng
out
in
a
roothOBse
of
twelve
beat
dahlia,
ar
eoatnV
They
were
in
fair
condition
to
ow
w
ancovrei
,
it
-ras
the
roothoose
on
the
hoatc
dailies
They
are
Satin,
a
red
ear-
fUee
Irom
wnjch
ue
lads
emerged
M"W
Jiaaterpiece.
red;
Ior
yesUrday"
Having
Dailv
Mail,
bronze:
Jane
Cowl
.
'
"T
.
.
;
wwiu
uku
x-ucr
j
muni
ior
six
BK;t
-
-
cays,
tney
were
suffering
frwr
eopfe
here
etold
ever
hope
to'?,nk;
Ly
Moyre
Ponaonby.
yel-
swoUen
feet
Their
onlv
means
of
g.
Yet
we
ran
do
our
bit,
Air
Mail,
mauve:
Beau
1
sabsistence
during
the
week
bad
I
I
rlaa
1
ran
-
I
a4
of
f
I
,
'
'
'
.
1,
,r
-
been
the
raw
contents
of
the
eel
The
fine
weather
hi,
bronefat
:
waVB'
-TOOn
,'iars.
ht
raany
local
garden
enthusi-
Jro.
Alft
orange;
al,
who
have
been
dijnring
and
Kathln
Norn8Lro
Pnk-
transnlantinir
inH
fcr':7-nir
nri
.....
.
..
.
.
"
AirHII
IIU
WiH
hullw
an.
2S
?JSL2.S
keep
their
place-
in
ipod
snap.
Galvanized
Iron
In
Canada
Shorl
Dae
to
British
Demand
Tor
Arm;
Materials
Bennett
Suggests
Tariff
Cut
OTTAWA
March
24:
iCP
Ow-
to
the
demand
from
Great
Britain
for
materials
osed
in
amv
annuiaouire.
a
snortage
01
gai-vanized
sheet
iron
in
Canada
Hiely.
This
led
Leader
of
the
Opposition
R.
b.
Bennett
to
snggest
ir
the
House
of
Commons
yesterda
lhat
the
tariff
on
United
State
imports
be
dropped.
Flying
Duchess
Is
Lost
in
Air
Elderly
Peeress
Missinir
in
Sourx
Of
Flizht
From
Wobiirn.
Iedfordshire,
To
London
LONDON.
March
2i:
(CP)
-The
iventy-one
year
old
Duches?
of
Bedford,
better
known
as
"Tht
Flying
Due
he
is
mining
5m
;
jolo
flight
from
Woburn,
Uk-U
'rdnhire.
to
Ixndon
which
nHoulc'
"ive
takei.
only
two
houn-.jL-iK
"
h-d
lieen
unrejro"
.wenty-four
hour.
Score
ofila
an-l
aerial
search
iart'es
arejlo
l
ing
for
the
Duchess.
.
.
.
my
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR
always
sees
me
through"
Crisp,
fresh
salads,
dainty
desserts,
delightful
dishes
made
from
leftovers
there's
no
end
to
the
palate-teasing
refreshments
you
can
make
up
and
serve
on
the
shortest
notice
with
an
Electric
Refrigerator
to
back
you
up.
With
it,
the
correct
refrigeration
temperature
is
maintained
automatically.
Nothing
can
spoil.
And
there
are
no
drain
pipes
or
drip
pans
hence
no
contamination.
And
you
can
buy
perishables
in
larger
quantities
at
bargain
prices
knowing
everything
will
keep
till
wanted.
Ask
about
our
easy
payment
plan.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
District
INews
i
LEGION
AT
Many
Mourn
At
QMITHFRQ
Loss
of
Doctor
Officers
Elected
at
Annual
Meet-in?
in
Railwar
Town
Lat
Week
SMITH
KR
March
2J:
The
annual
neneral
meeting
of
the
Balkiey
Valley
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
British
Empire
-erviee
League,
was
held
in
thr
Legion
Hall
on
Thursday
evening.
Owiag
to
the
condition
of
fh
ttade.
a
foot
of
snow
havis?
fal
'
'ea
the
night
previous,
there
wat
ot
the
large
attendance
of
raem
'ers
that
had
been
anticipated
'ut
a
fairly
good
number
assemb-ed
for
the
meeting.
President
Newberry
was
in
the
hair
and.
after
the
transaction
f
regslar
business,
the
election
f
officers
for
the
ensuing
yeai
00V
nlaee
and
the
following
of-
leers
were
duly
elected:
Honorary
President,
Gen.
Ales
"toss.
Honorary
Viee-President.
3luei!
.""ete
Gruich's
Greenhouse
Octroyed
by
Fire
6n
Sunday
SMITJIKRS,
March
24:
'he
esideHl:tf
the;
tvn.
o.rSmithers
ere
.
awakened
from
'I
hA
r
nin-n
Jt
12:30
on
Sunday
night
by
thz
ien
of
Uit:
fire
eilne
aJ
il
tore
through
Main
Street
to
a
bs:
vhich
had
been
discovered
in
tht
.reenhotwe
of
Pete
Gruich
on
tbt,
the
depth
of
the
snow
and
G
fact
that
there
had
been
no
roa-broken
there
all
through
the
win
er
but
those
on
the
scene
wen.
to
work
with
shovels
and
foughi
he
fire
with
snow,
.
eventual!
winning
the
fiirht
but
not
until
the
greenhouse
itelf
hud
been
urettv
wrll
rttatrnvut
The
loir
buildinir
adioinint'
tht
i
greenhouse
was
saved
althoug!
the
end
of
the
building
v,a
t
orched,
pretly
badly.
Mr.
Gruich
is
an
old
timer
vi
Smithern
and
has
been
very
sue
cessful
in
his
line
of
work.
Th.
loss
will
be
a
severe
blow
to
him
as
there
does
not
appear
to
be
uny
insurance
on
the
building
Easter
Gatherings
At
Kitwanga
Of
District
Natives
KITWANGA.
March
21:
Anticipations
are
running
high
at
Kitwanga
for
Easter.
There
is
to
'e
a
large
gathering
of
natives
from
Kisgagas.
Kitwancool,
Kit-zcgukla
and
Kitanhiax.
The
While
doss
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary
together
with
the
Church
Council
.and
Church
..Army
committee,
arc
making
great
preparations
and
ar-ranging,,
an.
extensive
-program
Special
services
are
to
be
held
in
the
Church
Army
Hall
and
UVv.
I!.
Shearmaif
Is
also
arranging
special
services
In
the
Anglican
Church.
Th
church
cho!r.
tinrfoV
h.
ablu
leadership
of
Solo-vn
Rrvant,
has
been
practising
s-HseUl
Easier
anthems.
There
is
aUo
to
be
a
conference
on
Easier
Satu'fl.i'
and
a
bsnuuet
on
Men-
jday,
fiii,,(fig
I.mI!
tfHii.i.:.
SMITH
BRS.
March
24;
The
funeral
of
the
late
Dr.
F.
V
Agnew
was
held
from
the
Anzli
can
church
here
on
Sunday
aftr
noon
ad
was
verv
lanrelv
at
tended.
The
Church
was
filled
with
friends
of
the
deceased
who
came
from
all
over
the
distric.
and
there
were
as
manr
mnrt
outside
who
could
not
ret
Into
H-
church.
The
funeral
was
in
chanre
of
the
local
Masonic
Lodirc
ami
there
was
a
large
attendance
of
Masons
from
various
points
ii
the
district
STEWART
For
the
purpose
of
ma
kin
2
the
public
of
Stewart
more
interested
In
the
federal
government's
home
loan
improvement
plan,
a
committee
consisting
of
H.
W.
M.
Rolston.
chairman,
H.
V.
LitUer.
E.
T.
An-
T
plewhaite
and
P.
S.
Jack
has
been
;
formed.
Charles
-Lake
irhn
ie
-
t
President
Frank
Newberrr
(re-:
present
awav
from
Stea-art
U.-1H
h
leeted).
1
aiked
upon
his
return
to
join
the
First
Vice-Pretfdeat.
J
H
committee.
rrne.
Seeoad
Vice-President.
W.
J
'
The
Coastwise
steamshin
a
lowellii.
Chaplain,
Rer.
W.
J.
Macintosh.
Exeeative
J.
L.
McEwen.
R.
L
'Jale.
A
L.
EitL
Robert
Elliott
.
E.
Samuels
and
James
Hoirff.
The
veterans
decided
that
ther
iBiieu
to
iae
an
aciive
part
tn.
he
celebration
of
the
Corona-
'on
on
May
12
and
Mr.
Gale
una
ppointed
in
charge
of
a
commit
ee
to
carry'
out
the
decoration
of
he
Legion
Hall
for
that
occasion
Smithers
Pioneer
Loses
Building!
Barge
Co.'s
freighter
Amur
called
at
Stewart
last
week
and,
after
discharging
local
tsrgo
there,
loaded
sight
hundred
torts
of
concentrates
from
the
Sllbak
Premier
mine
with
W.
D.
Smith
and
T.
C.
Melville
of
Stewart
have
Issued
a
challenge
to
uiy
two
members
of
the
commun
ity
to
a
public
debate
on
the
reso-
luuon:
"Resolved
that
the
Mezla-
den
Lake
road
project
Is
necessary
and
timely
and
would
be
of
great
advantage
to
the
Portland
Canal
district"
t
r
TIT
t
,
TT
r
I
2?
ono.
it
.
n.
naiAun
oi,.
oiewart
I
who
has
been
confined
Ufner
home
iui
accai
wceits
wun
inuuenza.
is
now
able
to
be
up
and
about
again.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
Summers
will
&s
leaving
early
next
month
for
Allenby.
The
mlrdn;
town
of
Stewart
celebrated
St
Patrick's
Dav
last
welr
with
a
big
dance.
There
was
a
large
JuIKtey
hill
at
the
edge
of
tow::
j
Mr.
Gruich
wj
sound
asleoL
Mr-
ard
Mrs.
Charles
Cave,
who
when
the
fire
fichters
arrive'?
I
are
well
known
In
Prince
Runert
nd
was
unaware
of
the
fire
ir,
ihave
moved
from
Stewart
tn
Ptp.
hi
greenhouse.
The
fire
truck
was
not
able
to
get
in
to
tlit
cene
of
the
blaze
on
account
ol
auenaance
at
the
affair.
mler.
Weather
conditions
In
the
Stewart
district
confhvj"
to
point
to
an
early
spring
Due
to
the
light
fall
of
snow
during
the
past
winter
and
the
excellent
work
done
In
keeping
It
ploughed,
many
parts
of
the
Stewart-Hyder
road
are
now
down
to
the
gravel,
a
condition
that
has
not
been
known
before
at
this
j
time
of
year.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Stew
art
Tennis
Club
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
c.
Bennett
Monday
night.
Curley
Barbour
has
been
able
to
resume
his
mining
work
after
having
been
In
Stewart
for
several
days
for
medical
attention.
Miss
D.
Stewart
left
last
week
on
the
Prince
Qeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Henry
Stewart
has
Joined
the
diamond
drill
crew
at
Premier.
Mrs,
Campbell
Dickson
of
Premier
returned
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
L.
McMillan,
who
has
been
In
the
employ
of
the
Big
Missouri
mine,
left
Stewart
last
week
for
Vancouver.
E.
White
and
William
nnwnn
M.
turned
to
Stewart
last
week
after;
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Port
Simpson.
Tom
Coley
Is
cxnected
h.irV
in
Stewart
this
week
after
having
I
spent
some
time
in
Prince
Rupert
under
medical
care.
'
I
Sirgcant
J.
II.
McCHnlmi
H.lr
r
-
vtuvt
Vi
ine
prince
Kupert
district
detachment
of
the
Drovlnelnl
a
brief
visit
to
Stewart
last
week
on
riftirl.il
rliitio
I
THEATRE
PROGRAM
Two
Lhely
Pictures
on
Screen
With
Display,
by
Recreational
Centre
Rounding
Out
Rill
"Speed,"'
a
thrilling
drama
of
dare-devil
drivers
with
a
ca'
which
features
a
number
of
the
rising
young
players,
and
a
high
ly
amusing
comedy
entitled
Three
Married
Men"
with
V:
liam
Frawlev.
Roscoe
Earns
am
Lynne
Overman
in
the
title
part-comprise
a
double
bill
program
a
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
mid-we.-k
Another
attraction,
in
addition
'
the
pictures,
will
be
the
present
tion
of
two
displays
by
the
loo
recreation
and
physical
education
centre
with
twenty
persons
tak
ng
part
One
of
the
disnlavs
wu'.
:
be
a
pyramid
demonstration
and!
he
other
a
tumbling
act.
The
picture
"Speed."
goes
be
hind
the
scenes
of
the
vast
in
cresting
and
intricate
automo
bile
industry,
depicting
on
the
screen
virtual
miracles
lhat
ate
performed
in
great
car
manufar
turing
plants.
There
are
alsr
scenes
at
the
Indianapolis
Speed
waj.
1
ne
story
deals
with
a
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