MGE
FOUR
n
Se!
I
for
Go
all
SMITHERS
Eric.G.
Jone
and
Thomas
Camp
bett,;
operators
of
the
Lake
Kathlyn
Anthracite
Coal
Co.
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
have
returned
to
Smithers
after
several
months
in
Vancouver
and'
they
have
resumed
operations
at
the
coal
mine
at
the
foot
of
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
A
meeting
of
the
Omlneca
Kep
thU
with
jour
recip
GOLDEX
BANTAM
COM
ect
Royal
City
Brand
Corn
.
.
.
here
the
field-fresh
flavor
of
en
Bantam
is
brought
out
in
true
richness.
Smithers
had
one
of
the
most1
quiet
Hallowe'en
nights
on
record
Branch
of
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of
Mines
will
be
held
in
Smithers
on
Friday
evening
to
discuss
and
con
sider'
the
proposed
new
Mineral
Act
as
it
will
affect
the
prospector.
It
seems
to
be
the
opinion
locally
that
more
restrictions
are
proposed
for
this
necessary
adjunct
to
the
business
of
mining
and
that,
with
the
prospector
being
gradually
forced
out
of
business,
it
will
eventually
bring
disaster
to
the
mining
business
as
there
are
few
mines
dls
when
Juvenile
marauders
.
weje
rob-
prospectors
and,
?
gT6l
,
?
hen
these
men
stop
roaming
the
h
u,
oration
by
the
activities
of
local
jhm
there
m
an
end
new
police
and
o
her
authorities
On
j
di?coveries,
pr0sPector.
is
a
Halloween
nignu
gone
Djr
weiocai
technlcai
man
and,
when
the
Min-school
houses
have
been
the
objects
.
,t
nhl.
tn
Act
obUs
Wm
to
perform
,
of
-
deal
i
of
their
-tJf...eral
a
great
attention
i
thirty
days'
work
on
a
claim
to
pro-
a.SJl?2!2-!ace
the
equivalent
of
$100.
it
is
v
'
"
"
I
held
to
be
putting
a
small
valuation
ucailon
they
were
met
by
guards
(on
Ws
who:
had
been
posted
for
the
night:
by
the
School
Board
of
Trustees
I
.
.
who
had
experienced
depredations
I
"""""alUUCI
ATTHTilQQinnfYa
llr
KJL
in
the
past.
Aside
from
the
usual
decoration
of
Main
Street
by
"s?n-l
Cl-.f-.
A
try
.
boxes"
there
was
not
a
greatjJlaUUU
nilUJ
aeai
oi
activity.
:To
Visit
Rupert
penter's
headquarters
are
irl
Try
a
Daily
News
want-ad.
BUT
THIS
LOOKS
HAWE10US-AND
IT
TASTES
MARVELOUS,
SEEfAS
FLAT
-L
.
TOO
WHATS
THE
(rC.R5r
SECRET?
as
Carnation
Milk
saves
you
money
when
you
use
it
for
cream-ing
coffee.
BUT,
the
big
advantage
is
that
Carnation
gives
coffee
a
wonderfully
smooth,
satisfying
flavour
and
a
rich,
tempting
colour.
Of
course,
Carnation
works
wonders
when
you
use
it
for
creaming
cereals
and
fruits
and
in
making
cream
sauces,
cream
soups,
puddings
and
other
dishes
which
call
for
milk
or
cream.
Carnation
is
just
pure
whole
milk,
made
double
rich
by
reducing
the
natural
water
content
and
made
smooth
and
extra-digestible
by
heat
treatment
and
homogeniration.
It
is
specially
Eood
for
babies,
with
its
added
amount
of
"sunshine"
vitamin
D
m
Write
for
beautiful
Carnation
Cook
Book.
A
host
of
ideas
and
recipes
for.
15
postpaid).
Carnation
Co.
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Kitselas
Young
Folk
Organize
John
Seymour
Is
Named
President
Of
Society
A
meeting
was
held
in
the
school
oh
Monday
to
organize
the'
Kitselas
Young
People's
Association.1
Mr
Robert
Wilson
was
In
the,
chair.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
President.
John
Cecil
t
Secretary.
Edgar
Hudson.
Treasurer,
Miss
Amelia
Bevan.
Business
and
Program
Manager,
Ben
Seymour.
Convener
of
refreshment
committee,
Mrs.
Arthur
Bolton.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
October
this
year
totalled
1,173,500
pounds
as
compared
with
741,000
pounds
in
the
same
month
last
year.
The
larger
amount
this
year
was
due.
at
least
In
part,
to
the
fact
that
the
closing
of
the
season
In
1937
was
en
days
earlier
than
this
year.
The
American
landings
this
October
aggregated
605.500
pounds
in
comparison
with
393,000
pounds
In
October
1937
while
the
Canadian
to-al
this
October
was
567.000
pound.
i
Tiparison
with
348,000
pounds
a
year
ago.
Sixteen
Seattle
halibut
vessel
have
yet
to
reach
port
from
their
final
voyates
of
the
season
to
th-
!
western
banks,
five
of
them
being
reported
to
have
passed
Ket-
jchlkan
enroiite
to
Seattle.
The
enc
of
this
week
will,
it
is
expected
see
the
final
catches
landed
ai
Commissioner
George
L.Carpen-iSeattle-
yesterday
six
western
ter.
head
of
the
Salvation
Army
:
vessels
marketed
catches
at
Seattle
for
Canada,
Alaska,
Newfoundland
j
totalling
162,000
pounds
as
follows-and
Bermuda,
and
Mrs.
Carpen-
Venture,
31,000,
Sebastian,
lU.r
ter
will
pay
a
visit
to
Prince
Ru-
and
Columbia,
34,000,
Booth,
pert
towards
the
end
of
this
xc
Grant,
19,000,
Whiz,
month.
They
are
making
the
trip
i
10c
and
9c;
Nordic.
32,000,
Whiz,
north
to
attend
an
Alaska
Con-!mc
10
:;
.Thor.
36,000,
San
gress
in
Juneau.
Their
daughter.'
Juan
10IC
and
10c;
Recovery
Miss
Stella
Carpenter,
will
ac-!lu'uw'
wasmngton,
SHic
ana
8c.
company
them.
Commissioner
Car-
Twelve
local
seamen
have
so
far'
enrolled
in
Capt
J.
R.
Elfert's
winter
school
of
navigation,
classes
in
which
opened
this
week.
Several
more
enrollments
are
expected.
I
HARDtY
EVER
,
DRINK
COFFEE
I
JUST
DONT
SEEM
TO
ENJOY
IT
THE
FLAVOUR.
JUST
A
GOOD
BRAND
OF
COFFEE-
AND
CARNATION
MILK
FOR
CREAMING
Carnation
Milk
!.).
lo
Ih,
"CnUnM
W
.y.ry
Mcndo,
n?flM.
S,.
yc,
(oco,
BtwlD0Ctf
,
,.m
cm
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
'team
CoatoftCowi"
Phone
62
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Jhuday,Koveffibt,
Get
Wise
to
Constipation!
When
you're
constipated,
it's
a
great
temptation
to
be
satisfied
with
Quick
relief.
But
pbTc
may
become
a
habit
Ana
Uty
dent
keep
constipation
trom
returning.
It's
so
much
better
to
get
at
the
co
we
of
the
trouble.
It
you
eat
what
most
people
do,
chances
are
the
only
thing
the
matter
Is
you
don
t
get
enwigl
-bulk."
And
"bull:
'
doesnt
mean
how
much
you
eat
It
means
a
kind
oi
food
that
Isnt
consumed
la
the
body,
but
learn
a
sou
-bulky"
mass
In
the
Intestines
and
helps
a
bo
el
movement.
What
to
do?
Eat
a
little
Kel-loggX
All-Bran
tor
breaktast
every
day
and
drink
plenty
ot
water.
This
crunchy
toasted
cereal
Is
not
only
rich
In
"buk
-It
also
contains
the
natural
intestinal
tome,
vitamin
B,.
All-Bran
Is
made
by
Kellogg
in
tendon,
Ontario,
Sold
by
every
groce?.
Hallowe'en
Dance
At
Kitwanga
Is
Greatly
Enjoyed
crowd
filling
the
De-au-zip
Hall
to
capacity
and
numerous
novel
costumes
In
evidence,
the
Hallowe'en
masquerade
dance
in
Kitwanga
on
Monday
night
was
highl
successful
and
enjoyable.
Dancing,
commenced
at
9
pjn.
and
the
gay
and
colorful
party
continued
ln
full
swing
until
3
am.
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
an
or-
chestra
consisting
of
Sterlinr
j
Johnson.
Morris
Williams,
David
Williams
and
Sam
Milton.
James
Williams
was
master
of
cere-!
monies.
At
midnieht
delicious
re
freshments
were
served.
The
judges
were
Mr.
Walker
and
M.
H.
Bright
who
awarded
Drlzes
ror
the
best
costumes
to
Mrs.
Kate
Furley.
Miss
Dorothy
Shearman
and
Titus
Derrick.
j
There
were
visitors
for
the
dance
j
from
Woodcock,
Skeena
Crossing!
and
Cedarvale.
Phone
63
Butter
First
grade.
Q-
3
lbs
QIC
Sterling
Suggestions
for
Sunday
Veal
Roast
9Cn
Per
lb
Pork
Iiutts
Per
lb
Leg
Lamb
OQ
Per
lb
Polled
Pot
Rst.
H
K
Per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
fl
ff0
Per
lb
ABC
Bakeasy
2
,bs
25c
Ayrcshirc
IJacon
9Q0
Per
lb
Once
Used
Always
Used
Sausage
Meat
Fruit
Mince
Meat-21bs.
.
0L
Peanut
Butter
Pork
Hocks
2
lbs
ir
Grade
A
A
Large.3doz.
V-ltUU
FRIDAY
IS
FISH
DAY
Fresh
Salmon,
Halibut,
Shelled
Shrimps,
Crabs
and
Oysters,
Smoked
Halibut,
Haddie
and
Black
Cod
Kemember
You
Can
Get
It
at
The
Sterling
'"WHAT
PRICE'
INNOCENCE?"
Powerful
Screen
Drama
Concerning
.Modern
Youth
"Blondes
at
Work"
on
Double
Bill
Together
they
TERRACE
H.
M.
Adam
met
with
an
unfortunate
accident
on
Friday.
He
had
returned
only
a
few
days
previously
from
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
Ipltai
where
he
had
been
a
patient
!
for
some
weeks
and
was
about
the
What
Price
Innocence?"
a
story
t
,
.
when.
he
slipped
and
sustained
ser-jcomedy.
rat
Work,"
an
amusing
and
exciting
i
,ous
lnJur'
"e
?
comprise
the
mid-week
agaln
by
Saturdays
j
double
bill
program
at
the
Capitol
Prlnce
RuPert
Theatre
here.
.
train.
In
"What
Price
Innocence?"
Jeanj
Parker
plays
the
part
of
a
sweet.
There
were
not
much
5n
the
way
;
ill-fated
youngster
of
seventeen!
of
Hallowe'en
celebrations
here.
On
I
whose
mother
took
things
for
Monday
the
Rebckah
Lodge
held
a
'granted
where
the
girl
was
con-1
social
in
the
hall.
A
bean
supper
(cerned.
Minna
Oombell
has
the
was
the
principal
feature
of
the
part
of
the
self-deceived
youngster
I
evening.
A
fair
crowd
came
and
while
Bryant
Washburn
is
the
fa-
Mrs.
Frank
gave
some
classic
select
ther
who
"always
leaves
such
Hons
on
the
piano.
Fire
crackers
things
to
his
wife."
Ben
Alexander
j
enlivened
the
village
during
the
ev-Is
the
young
rotter
who
turns
the
enlng
as
the
younger
generation
girl's
Innocence
to
his
own
advan-
engaged
"in
modest
pranks.
About
tage.
Willard
Mack
is
the
gentle
the
only
damage
discovered
next
old
family
physician.
Others
In
the
morning
was
the
tillage
notice
cast
include
Beatrice
Banyard,
Bet-
board
which
had
performed
a
som-ty
Grable.
Maurice
Murphy
and
ersault.
Louise
Beaver.
I
In
"Blondes
at
Work."
Olenda
Farrell
again
plays
th
part
of
a'murder
mystery
and
there
is
plenty
KITWANGA,
Nov.
3:-Wlth
a
blzUM
.
rePr.ter
whlle
Barton
MacLane
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a
a.
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0
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&
ti'O
II
o
Krim
A
inn
in
inn
is
ner
ponce
ueuienam
ooy
iriena.
"
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u""-
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solve
a
difficult
doing.
after
school
jS
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year's
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t.
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1
JEAN
PARKER
h
j
"WHAT
PRICE
INNOCENCE!"
With
Willard
JiJtk
1
(At
7:13
and
9:3$)
!
NOT
RECOMMENDED
!
FOR
CIIILDKE.N
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Farrell
in
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d
A
ltlllLIV
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it
.
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unhi
norm
tvn
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toniine
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i
"THE
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R0RS,
ooms
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing
Must
Unload
Larje
Stotk
2."
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for
Cash
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In
and
see
,ur
Easy
Terms
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J.
H.
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rhonrs
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Economy
Slore
Where
Dollars
Havi
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Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Can
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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HOME"
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50
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281
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