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and
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line
of
merchandise
for
erery
member
of
the
family
MAX
first
chapter
of
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f
You
will
find
a
wonderfuL
range
of
Glass,
China
and
Dinnerware,
from
a
32-piece
set
for
$2.75
up.
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part
part
of
of
the
the
hour
hour
was
was
in
in
the
the
hands
hands
of
of
Dr.
Dr.
J.
J.
T.
T.
Mandy
who
related
an
Interesting
Indian
legend.
"Falling
Stars,"
and
j
entertained
with
lantern
slides
of
Indian
life.
Cameron
and
is
for
children
from
.
The
fifth
season
of
the
Children's
four
to
eight
years.
Story
Hour
got
away
to
a
good
'
start
this
morning
with
about
six-
A.
J.
Prudhomme
left
on
last
ty-bne
in
attendance.
After
wel-
evening's
train
for
Telkwa
whe:e
coming
the
phlldren,
Mrs.
Robert
he
plans
on
spending
the-next
two
Cameron
introduced
the
new
mem-
weeks
or
so.
bers
of
the
staff,
then
read
a
letter
from
the
author
of
the
new
serial
story,
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Box
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Charges
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Glasses
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and
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from
50c
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Diamond
Specialist
81
Waterfront
Whiffs
Herring
Run
Spotty
So
Far
Waterfront
Quiet
These
Days
Promise
of
Hoathuildinff
Activity
Capt.
Holberg's
Death
is
Shock
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
N.
Dando
have
.
highway
specif
icaUons
through
dlf
Mr.
Dando
succeeds
L.
O.
Calder
as
manager
of
the
Smithen
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
A
school
under
the
Domlnion-Clty
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
provincial
youth
training
plan
has
will
be
In
session
Monday
morning
just
concluded
at
Telkwa.
There
in
his
caia-ity
as
a
city
council
to
was
a
larse
attendance,
and
the
been
built
in
1936.
two
miles
In
1937
and
one
mile
in
1938.
I
ii
Man
in
the
Moon
i
i
I
Mrs
o'
A
"spotty"
run
of
herring
developed
in
Prince
Ru-
pert
Harbor
since
the
end
of
last
week
and,
while
a
few
scattered
catches
have
been
taken
by
seineboats
which
en-o
abled
the
reduction
plants
at
Tucks
Inlet
and
Port
Edward
to
make
a
start,
the
quantity
was
of
by
no
means
suffic-g
ient
volume
to
permit
of
continuous
operation.
A
close
o
watch
Is
being
kept
not
only
In
the
o
"
"".harbor
but
In
other
adjacent
water
Usk-Hazelton
g(Road
Subject
Of
Questions
Ooliit
Cameron,
C.C.F.
for
Comox.
has
been
Interesting
Qi
l-I
CIWITXIED
C
himself
in
the
progress
of
construc-
-
ii
v.
OlOry
ilOUr
ulYll
1
JtlLlVU
j
tlon
of
the
transcontinental
hlgh-
way
oeiween
i;sk
ana
iiazeuon
ana
'had
some
Questions
concemlnng
R.
E.
Munro
and
C.
Williams
same
to
ask
In
the
Legislature
re-
have
been
visiting
In
Smlthers,
;
cenUy.
So
far
SS2.7W.56
ha
been
Next
week
the
Story
Hour
will
be
looking
Into
the
possibility
of
the
,
expended
on
this
road.
Mr.
Camer-
Slxty-One
Children
Are
Entertained
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Cameron
assisted
Shell
Oil
Co.
becoming
located
on
was
Informed
by
Hon.
F.
M.
Mc-This
.Morning
by
Isabel
McCrlmmon
and
Jean
nere
Pherson,
minister
of
public
work.
j
Construction
was
to
standard
trunk
i
for
a
run
of
material
proportions
developing
and
the
reduction
plant
are
ready
to
operate
on
a
full
scale
ust
as
soon
as
the
fish
are
available.
As
usual
after
the
closing
of
halibut
fishing
for
the
season,
late
member
(November
sees
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
In
the
doldrums.
Except
for
the
odd
boat
(till
out
for
codflshing.
the
halibut
fleet
la
tied
up
and
qulei;
The
ealmon
trollers
have
also
gone
Into
winter
quarters
at
Prince
Rupert
and
the
various
settlement
hereabouts.
One
encouraging
feature
1
th
promise
of
considerable
In
the
way
of
boatbuilding
activity
this
winter.
In
fact,
most
of
the
yard
now
have
boats
under
way
and
arrived
at
Smlthers
from
Victoria,
ficult
country
one
mile
having
'others
planned.
These
mostly
con
strt
of
salmon
.rollers.
Friends
In
the
local
fishing
fraternity
and
along
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
were
shocked
to
hear
yesterday
of
the
death
In
Vancouver
under
tragic
circum
stances
of
Capt.
Ole
Holberg,
skip-
Madge
MacBetn
says
that
i
per
of
the
well
known
halibut
boat
luwy
uameron
wno
later
aen?niea
rallfy
traner
oi
Trlous
pr0per-
Jnslruetlon
given
proved
of
much
Canada
is
known
In
South
Ameri-
Constance
B.
Capt,
Holberg,
al-
the
children
with
the
amusing
tale
ties
and
conduct-other
business
re
of
"Bertram
and
Bis
Olraffe.
Ru-
quiring
his
attention.
value
to
the
many
young
people
ca
as
the
country
of
the
Dionneltnougn
Vancouver
was
the
head
who
took
advantage
of
It
l
quintuplets.
quarters
of
himself
and
hi
boat,'
had
a
narrow
escape
at
the
end
of
last
week
when
his
car
skidded
and
toppled
over
a
high
bank
In
the
vicinity
of
Fort
Fraser.
The
'
car
was
considerably
damaged
but
Mr.
Moore
was
unhurt.
Morris
Dahlqulst
of
Cedarvale
was
a
business
visitor
to
Smlther
during
th
past
week.
Many1
commercial
travellers
hart
been
visiting
Smlthers
during
the
past
week,
making
their
final
cal',
before
Christmas.
Cecil'
Fitzgerald
of
Prince
Ruwrl
has'
been
a
buMnrss
visitor
tc
Smlthers
during
the
past
week.
MUi
Oenevieve
Middleton
ofi
Smlth-Ts'ls
making
a
good
recov
cry
following
a
recent
operation
0r-:e
Rnymond.
well
known
J
Canadian
National
Railways
eon.
then
as
Hanson.
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Olof
Mr.
and
Mrs
I.
A.
Bahler
left
Smlthers
this
week
for
Drumhel-ler.
Alberta,
where
Mr.
BahW
will
be
In
the
railway
service
until
next
spring
when
he
expects
to
return
to
Smlthers.
Mrs.
Fred
Castell,
who
until
re-'
centlv
ha
been
cn
the
staff
of
th
Hazelton
Hospital,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
F.
R
Tnrrilffe.
A
8.
Tordlffe
and
Miss
Pauline
Tordlffe
of
Ced-arvale
have
arrived
In
Smlthers
and
will
make
their
home
In
Smlthers
for
the
time
being
at
least.
paying
a
visit
to
Smlthers
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
B.
.Warner.
A
round
of
social
affaln
IS
going
on
In
her
honor.
Among
the
hostesses
have
been
A.
F.
Ooodenough,
MIm
Myrtle
Mclntvre.i
Miss
Margaret
Dunlop.
Mrs.
W
V.
Z
Tnmlintn
tr.
tir
t
t,u..
hOWer.
Mrs.
H.
B,
Campbell.
.Qeprge
.
to
wen
mown
in
Prince
Rupert
Robert
Moore,
Smlthers
rcpre-
And
yet
how
many
Canadians
In
na
very
popular.
entaUve
of
W.
II.
Malkln
Co..
whalthis
part
of
the
country
seem
to
be
ia
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
trying
to
emulate
the
Dlonnes?
hlnU
For
such
grqat
fame
Is
theirs
Who
do
better
than
pairs
No
matter
what
gender
or
tints.
.
"Cook.
I
don't
like
to
mention
It.
but
the
food
disappears
rather
lulekjy
la
the
kitchen!"
"Well,
mum.
'early,
but
nq
gorgeous."
I
admiU
one
could
call
me
Will
you
Dlease
signal
to
me
In
he
"C
(rallery
WI,ery
VtV
when
Mr.
begin
to
doctor,
has
ben
a
mtlnt
Ir,
V-.
I
a!sPak'-
k
a
constituent
of
a
Smlthers
HosplUl
suffering
from
painful
ear
condition
which
is
nowim!m,";
',
,
.
...
clearing
up.
I
CerUlnly.
sir,
cerUlnly."
replied
-'
the
senator.
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod
of
Prince
"Well,
what
shall
the
signal
be?
Rupert
Is
paying
a
visit
at
Sml-
asked
the
constituent.
"111
leave."
answered
the
the
senator,
with
much
enthusiasm.
"I
went
back
to
my
old.
Job
the
other
day."
"Pn
out
of
work
long?"
ThlrtyHtfx
years-"
"Hadn't
you
forgotten
how
to
do
it?"
"I
managed
it
all
right."
"What
1
ypyr.
line?"
"I'm
ajCoforiallon
program
Wcather
Forecast
Oeneral
Synopsis
Pressure
con-tlnuer
hUh
over
British
Columbia
and
appears
moderately
low
south-
ol.
,
,
.
,
west
of
Vahcouvcr
Island.
The
Si?!
..8I
Ver.f..!rCxton..
s
weather
ha
been
fair
In
all
part
of
this
province,
mild
on
the
coast
and
moderately
cold
In
the
Interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Fresh
to
strong.,
southeast
to
cast
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
a
few
scattered
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
I
Fresh
.easterly
winds,
becoming
Wall
Is.
making
epqd
re-
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tnc
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twtiwnillS
Alt
opera
tlon
occasioned
by
an
abcess
on
his
leg.
i
8IMCOE.
Ont-
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Archie
Mellanby,
Slmcoc's
out-
C.
L.
DImock
of
Smlthers..
writ-
standing
bowler,
posted
the
hlgh-nn
to
the
Interior
NewKrecom-
est
official
triple
score
ever
made
mends
against
going
Into
bee
keep-
here,
a
total
of
951
pins.
He
also
Jng
In
this
district
If
one
expects
von
h!ch
slntle
frame
with
a
3570
to'
get
rich
quick.
wore.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden.
having
been
delayed
Perhaps
It
is
because
some
of
our
Dr
caU$
the
Rivers
Inlet
area
French
Canadian
residents
are
elsewhere
down
the
coast.
faUlng
in
their
duty
to
their
coun-
reached
port
at
7
o'clock
this
try.
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
ik
a
couple
of
hours
later
on
her
re-
Jake
suggests
that
prayers
might
lurn
to
Vancouver
and
waypotnls.
be
effectite
In
securing
another
complete
set
similar
to
the
Dlonnes.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'
'
motorshlp
liner
Northland,
Capt
Lord,
give
us
a
full
set
of
quint
?"
W1"lara
arrived
in
port
at
9
How
to
ECt
them
lust
eivc
a
few
morning
I
mm
Alaska
and.
after
discharging
five
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
".over
ranartn
National
Rall-wavs.
niled
at
I
o'clock
this
afternoon
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
toSeattle.
Al"n
Jtrkitn.
voting
Jton
of
Se'-
?at
Reant
and
Mra-
Chr1'
Jckiln.
wh
sustained
rather
extensive
abras
-p
TfMav
when
tm-fc
h
n
automobile
on
Fifth
Avenue
Et
was
able
to
be
taken
home
today
from
Prinee
Rupert
General
Hos-nltal.
No
bone
were
broken
and
there
were
no
Internal
Injuries.
Cut
Glass
Costs
Money
Sure
It
does
and
the
better
It
is
the
more
It
costs
like
everything
else
.
.
.
But
cut
glass
Is
bought
mainly
fcr
it
beauty
anyway
.
.
,
However
we
have
many
moderately
priced
new
pieces
this
year
.
.
.
Salts
and
pepper
with
Sterling
tops
from
$!.
to
$2.50
a
pair.
Bowls
and
vases
from
$1.00
to
$9.00.
Also
the
silver
decorated
glass
Is
very
popular
from
$2
JO
to,
$6
JO
for
beautiful
pieces.
(ytwELLEKp
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STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK,
NEW
HAZELTON
Rev
Mr
Oollghtly
of
Haxelton
was
a
visitor
to
Ccdarville
thl
week
to
conduct
services.
A
hard
time
dance
U
being
held
this
evening
lr
the
New
Haxelton
Hall
under
the
auspice
of
the
Ca
thollc
Ladle
Aid.
The
Klsplox
Wildwood
Orchestra
I
providing
the
music.
Last
Saturday
night
a
very
uc-cessful
dance
wa
held
In
the
Horticultural
Hall
at
Haxelton.
A
Friendly
Group
ha
been
organ
lied
in
connection
with
the
Hfctel-ton
United
Church,
the
membership
now
being
twenty-five
The
group
held
a
meeting
UV
Wednesday
night
at
the
home
of
Dr.
and
Mr.
W.
E.
Austin.
S.
If.
Senkplel.
foreman
of
road
work
east
of
Usk
on
the
northern
transprovlncial
highway,
a
a
visitor
to
his
home
at
New
Haxelton
last
week-end.
Mr.
Senkniel
experts
that
road
work
will
eorrUnue
jntll
the
end
of
December.
Mrs..
Hooey
of
Haxelton
1
ree-
rlng
from
the
effects
of
anMhfr
oration
which
wa
performed
Phimn
Martin,
son
of
Oeorgr;
Martin
of
Hyd'on.
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maktnt.
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From
$29.95
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Obligation
InvitedPhone
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Pacific
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To
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Adelaide"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
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DIRECT
November
7th,
17th;
2th.
December
8th,
19th
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Nov.
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th,
1DJ9.
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March
31st.
1939
Connections
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with
Canadian
Pacific
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Tickets
and
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from
W.
L,
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Oeneral
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