PAOB
TOUR
I
b3v
nhfc.
'(fi
1
1
mM
under
the
auspices
of
the
Anglican
Young
Peoples
Society.
A
cook,
foreman,
and
crew
of
four
men
journeyed
up
the
Kit-
segukla
Trail
Sunday
evening
for
the
purpose
of
checking
a
fire
that
was
blazing
through
the
forest
10B
NO
CERFflL
FDR
ME
TODAY.
.
A
lot
of
nw
activity
I
fait
oromd
th
eorntr.
Spring
bring
mw
iperti.
ntw
pltoinrti.
Ckargt
yor
body
with
norgy
yoa
nttd
to
kttp
going.
Enjoy
tht
nourishing
goodntit
of
Kollogg'i
Bran
Flakti.
Htrt'i
cntrgy.
Htrt'
flavor.
Pint
tnough
tra
bran
to
b
mildly
laxativo.
Riady
to
strvo.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Madi
by
Ktllogg
In
London,
Ontario.
EAT
TO
FEEL
FIT!
SM1THERS
(Would
Deport
At
a
quiet
ceremony
in
the
Uni-
-
M
1
i
onfc
ted
Church
Manse
on
Saturday
sf-
j
lflalCUlllClllo
ternoon
last
a
marriage
was
sol-
i
emnlzed
between
Harry
Hagman
of
!
Mayor
of
Jersey
City
Proposes
Very
Houston,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ot-'
Drastic
Action
to
Hagman,
and
Effie
Jean
Birrrll.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
j
NEWARK,
June
16:
CO
back
where
t.hev
r.nmp
frnm9"il35.
Fraser
asked.
Hague
replied
that
such-
persons
should
be
"driven
back."
Ameri
cans
who
were
not
satisfied
should
President
of
the
Mothers'
Union
of
the
Anglican
Church,
left
on
Tuesday
night's
train
for
Edmonton
af
ter
a
visit
of
a
few
days
here
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Rlx.
From
Edmonton
Mrs.
Ward-Price
will
proceed
to
Peace
River
for
a
visit
be
fore
continuing
t0
Toronto.
Yl
BU
M
U
UN
L.
I
TCV
V&dl
PREPARE
ANY-?u
kt
-J
AIL
R'GHT.
PASS
IT
OVER.
WHERES
THE
MILK?
iK.
M
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MM
M
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n
S-A-A-Y-THISISCREAM-
LONG
TIME
INPOLICE
Staff
Sergeant
George
II.
Greenwood
Rounds
Out
Quarter
of
Century
of
Service
lUUKSUirrtRtNT-TASTES
DIFFERENT,
TOO.
IUKSIT.
COST
MUCH?
Staff
Sergeant
George
H.
Green
wood,
chief
of
the
Prince
Rupert
city
djstrict
of
the
provincial
po
lice,
this
week
rounds
out
a
quarter
of
a
century's
service
with
the
force.
It
was
just
twenty-five
years
ago
that
Staff
Sergeant
Greenwood
joined
the
force
as
a
constable
at
;Sicamous.
From
there
he
went
to
Kamloops
and
it
was
there
he
cn
listed
for
the
Great
War
in
which
he
perled
with
distinction
as
a
naval
officer,
achieving
the
rank
of
lieutenant-commander
and
win
ning
the
D.S.C.
Returning
to
Canada
in
the
fall
of
1919,
he
rejoined
the
provincial
police
and
was
assigned
to
the
Carl
boo
where
In
a
year's
time
he
was
made
chief
constable.
After
being
there
for
a
number
of
years,
he
was
transferred
to
Fernle
and
from
there
went
to
the
Peace
River
to
take
charge.
Then
he
went
to
Grand
Forks
as
chief
constable
of
the
Boundary
district
and
three
and
M.m,'a
half
years
ago
came
to
Prince
n
-
..
iRurjert
to
take
chares
of
the
cltv
D.
Blrrell
The
bride
was
attended
franK
"a3c
01
Jersey
force.
.
w
"
'
-i
-
,-0
,
..
,
,
About
a
vear
aeo
he
was
by
Mrs.
Fern
Reynolds
and
Harold;"
"
a
ieu"ai
cou"
nearmiJ
'
nromoted
to
to
the
the
rank
rank
nf
of
staff
staff
ser-Hagman
ser"
supported
"
his
brother.
The
that
"y
wh
"mes
here
(Jer-
H&
'sfiv
Beam.
,
Hitvl
nnH
Is
rllsnlnnsprt
wl'h
i
ana
ls
aispieasea
wnn
ceremonv
was
rjerlormed
bv
Rev
W.
B.
Mcintosh.
Dr.
E.
D.
Kindle
and
four
young
men
from
Vancouver
passed
through
Smlthers
on
Saturday
en-route
to
Hazelton.
They
are
working
in
connection
with
the
Geological
Survey,
Department
of
Mines,
and
are
to
spend
two
months
surveying
and
examining
our
government
should
not
go
back
OWUI
crBeani
ureenwooa,
in
nis
where
he
came
from
but
should
lonS
career,
has
seen
a
wide
variety
be
driven
back."
service
in
police
work
and
has
Spaulding
Frascr,
counsel
for
the
l3een
associated
with
numerous
im-
C.
I.
O.
and
the
American
Civil
portant
cases.
Liberties
Union,
questioned
Hague
at
resumption
of
the
hearing
on
an
application
for
an
injunction
to
restrain
Jersey
City
officials
from
interfering
with
civil
rights.
AFTER
THREE
YEARS
LEICESER,
Eng.,
June
16:
(CP)
Leicestershire's
four-wicket
vie-
old
mineral
claims
near
Hazelton
I
"Do
you
believe
that
persons
torv
over
Warwickshire
in
a
county
They
will
finish
the
season
cover
ing
the
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
claims
near
Smlthers.
A
lecture
is
to
be
given
by
Rev.
J.
M,.McCormick
F.
R.
G.
S.
on
Friday
night
in
the
Anglican
who
believe
In
the
doctrine
of
cricket
championship
match
was
Mussollinl,.
Stalin
and
Hitler
should
tne
Midland
team's
first
here
since
5fiS
SUrl"
ZJ"
f
be
to
Alaska,
Hague
sug.
vv
-...v..
.iun
win
uc
iiiua1
igested
'
trated
with
lantern
slides.
This!
educational
feature
is
being
held1
Mrs.
W.
Ward-Price,
Dominion
BAR
SILVER
NEW
TORK,
June
4:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4334c
per
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
MORE
SLUMS
IN
SMOKE
WILLISDEN,
Eng.
June
16:
(CP)
This
London
borough's
flremm
have
a
new
Job.
By
the
"controlled
fire"
plan
slum
demolition
scheme
by
fire
firemen
recently
J
stood
by
as
22
houses
were
razed.
if
THAT,
MY
DEAR,
IS
CARNATION
MILK-
AT
ABOUT
ONE-QUARTER,
THE
COST
OF
CREAM.
NCE
you
try
Carnation
Milk
for
creaming
coffee,
cereals.
r
W
fruit,
you'll
continue
because
of
its
smooth,
rich
flavour.
But
you'll
like
its
real
economy,
too.
And
you'll
like
the
way
it
improves
the
flavour
and
smoothness
of
cooked
dishes-sauces,
ice
cream,
puddings,
cakes,
soups.
Carnation
Milk
is
double-rich
milk,
with
cream
in
every
drop.
And
it
is
so
convenient
to
keep
it
always
on
hand.
For
bottle-fed
babies,
there
is
no
finer
milk.
More
digestible,
always
the
same,
with
an
added
amount
of
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
Send
for
beautifully
illustrated
Carnation
Cook
Book.
A
host
of
ideas
and
recipes
for
15
&Eostpaid)
Carnation-
Co.,
Ltd;,
Abbott
St.,
Vancouver
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
f
from
ConttntJ
Cow
J
jm
w-m
mm
m
wm
m
mm
mm
mmt
tarnation
Milk
U.
lo
.
Contend
Hour"
..r
Mondoy
J..
eeo,
yeur
Mwlpoptf
,
w
J
THE
DAILY
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.10.
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2.20.
Dentonia,
.05V2.
t
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1
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Congress,
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.49.
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Red
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San
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.96.
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.02
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.17.
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.37.
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.45.
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.30.
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1.99.
Bouscadillac,
.03.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.21.
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.70.
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1.65."
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.87.
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.04.
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.04.
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.55.
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43.25.
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64.50.
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50.50.
'
Barber
Larder,
.48.
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Malnrtic,
.39.
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2.56.
STARTS
HIM
EARLY
LONDON,
June
16:
(CP)
Ar.
eight-year
old
boy
has
been
accepted
by
Westminster
Abbey
choli
school,
the
London"
County
Council
Educational
Committee
accepting
responsibility
for
his
fees,
up
to
40
($193)
a
year.
Ql'EEN
CH.UII.OTTE
ISLANDS
LANK
IUSTKICT
Recordlnu
District
of
Prince
Ruptrt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
OP
Vancouver,
B.
c,
flah
packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands,
situate
at
the
head
-if
Pacofl
Bay.
Solwyn
Inlet,
on
the
Bou'Ji
West
shore
In
front
of
Lot
170.
(
Morei
-by
Island
)
:
Oommemclng
ait
a
post
planted
about
6
chains
westerly
from
the
North
-East
corner
of
Lot
170:
thents
North
8
chains;
thence
West
13
chain
to
shore
line;
thonce
Southerly
and
Easterly
along
high
water
mark
to
po!n;
of
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less
DaiUyj
April
20th'
1938.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
James
T.
Undcrhlll,
Agent.
Try
a-Dally
News
classified
ad,
I
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
Sis
m
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
trie
only
almoo
canning
company
with
an
ail
me
year
round
payroll
Prince
Rupert
In
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Inaugurating
the
company's
schedule
of
fortnightly
sailings
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
James
Watt,
ls
due
in
port
at
2:45
this
afternoon
and
will
be
here
until
10:30
Saturday
night
when
she
will
sail
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
The
Prince
Charles
Is
bringing
among
her
passengers
some
tourists
who
will
transfer
to
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
thence
south
Saturday
evening.
Fresh
fish
landings
at
the
Boston
fish
pier
for
the
month
of
May,
according
to
figures
received
here,
amounted
to
19,960,500
pounds.
TERRACE
Dr.
Stanley
Mills
returned
to
Terrace
on
Saturday
from
a
visit
to
Toronto,
having
received
three
or
four
weeks
ago
an
urgent
call
to
his
old
home
where
his
mother
was
seriously
ill.
While
away
Dr
Mills
engaged
In
work
with
S'r
Frederick
Banting
at
Banting
Institute,
Toronto.
Terrace
people
were
shocked
this
week
to
learn
of
the
fatal
accident
on
Vancouver
Island,
while
working,
of
Charlie
Llndstrom,
son
of
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Llndstrom
of
Remo
He
was
a
fine
young
fellow
in
Ms
early
twenties.
The
Skeena
River
appears
to
be
acting
In
the
present
year
mere
moderate
than
usual.
The
spring
freshet
up
to
date
has
not
reached
even
the
medium
high
level
of
'937
and,
remembering
its
furious
performance
in
1936,
those
whi
Mve
near
its
banks
are
inclined
to
consider
themselves
fortunlate.
ISmithers
High
School
Holds
Annual
Dance
SMTTHERS,
June
16:
Smltheri
High
School
students
and
ex-students
assembled
In
the
Angli
can
Hall
to
enjoy
the
most
formal
annual
affair
held
in
Smlthers.
This
was
the
school's
fourth
an
nual
dance
and
invitations
weri
sent
to
all
students
and
ex-stuc-
ents
who
had
attended
the
Smi
thers
High
School
during
thie
period
of
fifteen
years
in
which
V,
Crockett
has
been
Its
principal.
The
hall
was
beautifully
decor
ated
In
purple
and
gold
the
High
School
colors,
no
detail
being
over
looked.
Miss
Mabel
Berg's
Orchestra
opened
the
program
with
snappy
modern
music
at
9:30.
Refreshments
were
served
at
11:30
and
this
was
followed
by
a
piano
solo
by
Miss
Betty
Jones,
17
year
old
High
School
student.
The
home
waltz
ended
the
program
at
1:30
a.m.
The
committee
that
so
successfully
conducted
the
affair
consist
ed
of
Joe
Cunliffe,
president,
Student's
Council;
Jack
Furness,,
chairman:
Cliff
Emerson,
decorations;
Elsie
Erlckson.
invitations;
Betty
Giraud,
refreshments;
Thel-.
da
McEwen,
music,
and
Jean
Peterson,
finances.
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Rate
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281
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MATINEES
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Saturday
10:00
a.m.
and
2:30
p.m,
CHILDREN
Attend
Sat!
.Morning
Matinee
ad
Avoid
Crowds'
(At
7:41
and
9:51)
2nd
Show
at
9:10
TONITE
FRI.
-
SAT,
Fresh
Strawberry
Shortcike
or
Sundaes
at
the
U
&
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CAFE
Waterfront
Open
7
A.M.
10
PM.
KEN
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(Over
25
Years
Experience)
For
Your
Radio
Troubles
Let
me
check
over
yonr
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which
includes
General
Inspection,
Testing
Tnbn,
Cleaning
Set
and
Speaker,
Re?
aligning
All
Stages,
Soldering
Aerial
and
Ground
when
nee
essary,
$2.93.
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HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
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