PAOS
TWO
Summer
FOOTWEAR
For
the
Whole
Family
You
cannot
go
wrong
with
Campacs
in
child's,
Misses',
Boys',
Ladies'
and
Men's
Style
and
extra
quality
combinedPriced
From
1.25
TO
$2,50
Family
shoe
store
lt
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
WEDDING
AT
00TSA
LAKE
On
Saturday
afternoon
last
the
wedding
of
Florence
Edna
Van
Tine
to
Knute
Thelmer
Hougen
was
solemnized
at
the
Wistaria
United
Church,
Rev.
F.
BushfieH
of
Burns
Lake
officiating.
The
bride,
who
was
beautifully
gowned
in
white
satin,
with
veil
and
orange
blossoms,
entered
the
church
on
the
arm
of
her
father..
E.
Van
Tine,
by
whom
she
was
given
in
marriage.
She
was
attended
by
Margaret
Van
Tine,
her
sister,
and
Swanhild
Hougen,
sis
ter
or
the
groom
as
bridesmaids
SMITHERS
(Continued
rrom
Page
One)
Matiumoto,
Norma
Letn;s,
Muriel
Keays.
Jack
McKeown,
Margaret
Ness.
Jeanette
Pearce.
Hilda
Pot-tinger,
Betty
Fullen,
Norma
Ray-bone.
Ivor
Skog,
Elvida
Sorenson,
Arnold
Stegavlg.
Ralph
Storseth,
Audrey
Toombs,
Allan
Watson,
Percy
Watson,
Jimmy
Weir,
Stanley
Wozne,
ole
Slatta,
Charles
Sun-berg,
Olga
Zabudney,
Billy
Davies.
Grade
Five
George
Anderson,
Ruby
Andersen,
Ingrid
Andersen,
Asle
Arntsen,
Mary
Baker,
Peggy
Barclay,
Robert
Bartlett,
Joy
Berg,
June
Berg,
Rlihard
Blake.
John
Bond,
Evelyn
Bussey.
Eleanor
Carr.
Pat
Carson,
Eddie
Ciecone,
Agnes
Colllna,
John
Currie,
Alton
Dixon,
Evelyn
Dohl,
Marjorle
Eby.
Lloyd
Finiey,
Peter
Oood,
Isobel
Oay,
Clifford
Glover,
Olaf
Hansen,
Betty
Haudenschlld,
John
Haugan,
Stanley
Hemmons.
Alfred
Hill,
Lois
Howe,
Rurert
Holkestad,
Audrey
Hunter,
Peter
Hunter,
Lief
Husoy.
Lillian
Intermela,
Louise
Interme!a,
Teddy
Jerstad,
Gurinar
Johaason,
Kazuo
Kadanaga,
Dorothy
Kergin,
Rose
Marie
Kilpatrick,
Peggy
Large,
Fred
Leland.
Victoria
Lewis,
Bern-ice
Llndquist,
Patricia
Love.
Betty
Mackenzie,
Victoria
Mcintosh,
Florence
McKeown.
Douglas
Mc-
Grelsh,
Douglas
Macauley,
Itsuo
Matsumoto,
Robert
Menzies.
Akice
THE
DAILY
NEWS
HEAR
THE
MAN
IN
THAT
SNUG-FIT
TRAILER
SWEARING
THIS
MORNING?
n
If
you're
look
ing
for
a
real
value
in
ce
reals,
buy
K
e
1
1
ogg's
Corn
Flakes.
SURE
I
I
DONT
BLAME
HIM.
HIS
WIFE
FORGOT
TO
BUY
KEUOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES
FOR
BREAKFAST
EHSS
&
There'
no
substitute
for
true
Kellogg
flavor
and
crispne'ss.
Order
Kelloggr's
Corn
Flakes
for
breakfast
tomorrow.
Heady
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Always
oven-fresh
in
the
exclusive
krat-iealed
inner
bag.
At
all
g-rocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ont.
UADt
IBTTER
.
fACKID
MTU
TASTC
IfTTf
Nagasuye,
Leonard
Ness,
Doris
New-
,
"
"
I
comb,
Patricia
Nicholls,
Tommy
Oordon
fr,nce'
Pey
P"en.
Gor-lormiston,
Frances
Pearce,
Johanna
f?n
Rothwdl-
Ralph
Selvig.
Ruth
!
Petersen,
Lloyd
Pierce,
Tommy
Pil-
SImonsen.
Evelyn
Skog,
Robert
-u
T.i.
.-i
..
Stacev.
Marlorte
Rhmheiii
nm.,
iuju,
jacK.
rnnce,
amy
Koinweu,
-
.
'
""'
IfU
V
I
II
IF
rill
ftnut
"yssiaa,
wen
sneppard,
AI-
V
,
"
YTXiULIIInU
fred
Shrubsall,
Mary
Skog,
Norman
so"'
Jck
Webstad,
Clara
Wick.
oi
ta
iu
Grade
Two
-Tpridv
AHam
tun
onugniu,
uoromy
omitn,
Arne
sor-
'
wi
ensen'
Eleanor
Storseth,
Norma
f0"'
R,
Claverlng,
Buddy
xiiit
Miss
Irene
irene
Jicinijre
Mclntvre
and
a,i
Koliert
.
....
fVillIn
PnvnnM
nmn
w.-i,i-
Kicinhknn
Kuhardson
ir,,ii..
-,aqujre,
akik0
Tanaka,
Maur
ce
-
"v","t"-v"i,,s""e
Are
Un.ted
Teng
jQhn
Thompsoni
Dean
Currie,
Margaret
Dolron.
John
Fin-
.
vik,
Ruth
Walton,
John
Wesch.
leyjn'
Eleanr
Fitzgerald.
Norma
SMITHERS.
June
3(1
rnp
f
hJ
Grade
Four
Marv
Adeork
Rten-
Geddes-
Richard
Gllker.
Richard
largest
weddings
ever
seen
in
,
ar
Antonsen,
David
Barclay,
Ken-
Gi;?ke'
Harold
Hansen,
Walter
Har-Smithers
took
eth
radine-
Robert
Haudenschlld,
Rlch-ing
place
Saturday
even-
Brocklesby,
Patricia
Brockles-
when
Mis3
Irene
Mclntyre
be-
by.
Violet
Bagshaw,
Lorraine
Barbe,
rd
Hedstrom-
Barrle
HU1-
George
came
the
bride
of
Robert
Richard-
Mary
Margaret
Bulger,
Bruce
Car-
Hau8an.
Loma
Howe,
Jean
Husoy,
son
of
Bralorne.
The
United
Church
ter,
Mavis
Dohl,
Mary
Dybhavn,
I
Husoy
,,
Jlmmle
Intermela,
and
Its
annex
were
filled
to
capa-'
Robert
Elliott,
Dale
Cripps,
David
Irene
K1IdaL
Alma
Knutsen,
Chizu
city
by
the
friends
of
the
couple
Eastman,
George
Good,
Ruth
Giske,
Kuwahara,
Manford
Leavltt,
Ruth
when
Rev.
W.
J.
Mcintosh
perform-'
ed
Gximble,
Ryokichi
Hayashi,
Leavltt
Alice
Mairs,
Eric
Moore,
ed
the
ceremony.
i
Billy
Halcrow,
John
Hamilton,
Perry
Mork-
Rona,d
Mclnnes,
Don
-
hnth
L.MHn,
v,o
I
,
The
bride
was
attended
bv
her
Tereo
Hinada.
Lee
Intermela.
Clar-
aooy
Miicneii.
Azure
blue
sheen
with
rhZ
"i
slster-
Miss
Myrtle
Mclntyre,
while
Johnson,
Lilian
Knutson,
ciif-
Gwendolyn
Neu-man,
Harry
Ormi-
cUps.
The
bride
and
her
attend
I
W-
R-
was
groomsman.
The
'ord
Knutson,
David
Kristmanson,
.n'
A"arew
Owens,
Wilfred
ants
carried
lovely
sheafs
of
roses
brIdal
party
entered
the
church
at
Loue
Linquist,
Lois
Lakie.
Dorothy
I
PA"fe-
Rothweli.
Melvin
mto,i
j
.r
8
o'clock
nrecedert
hv
th
tif
Lambe.
Forbes
t.pp
nnvtn
immv
I
Sandvar,
Donald
Saunders.
Donald
"'"cu
J
imc
...
.
gaiucii
tiuwers
ilea
,
ulth
white
satin
robbons
nwer
itls-
Colleen
Commons
and
Marlon
Moore,
John
George
Mor-
ft!
Simonien.
Jlro
Sue-
Magnus
Houeen.
brother
nt
hp
Charlotte
Goodacre.
Mrs.
A.
B.
ris,
Harrj'
Menbies,
Oenwen
Mor-
T0-
Kathleen
Toombs,
Enid
Young,
groom,
was
groomsman.
Washburn
played
the
wedding
gan,
Isamu
Maikawa.
Douglas
Mar-
,y
Kenneth
Laurie,
James
Miss
,
Doris
Anderson
AAiiU&AOUla
played!
J'IC-Uf
marc"
and
Mrs.
'
L.
B.
-
Warner
sangsnal'.
KWlj
Shuko
Miwo,
Stephen
Peach-!
'
'
oeuies-endelssohn's
Mendelssohn's
WedrfiniT
Wedding
March
nf-,Vi
as'"Because"
o.'
"Because"
while
whiIe
the
the
rpHstp
register
was
ey,
Marv
Peterson.
Everett
Plprrp
I
the
bride
entered
the
church
and
beIng
signed,
the
Wedding
March
from
Lohen-t
After
the
ceremony,
the
happy
grin
as
the
party
left.
couple
received
their
friends
in
the
A
wedding
supper
was
served
to
Anglican
Hall
and
there
were
one
almost
forty
of
the
relatives
and
-hundred
and
fifty
present
to
ex-close
friends
of
the
young
couple
tend
to
th?m
their
good
wishes
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents'
They
left
by
motor
car
immediately
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Van
Tine
of
i
after
the
reception
enroute
to
their
Ootsa
Lake.
A
beautifully
decorated
home
at
Bralorne,
where
the
groom
wedding
cake
centred
the
table.
is
employed
afIti1leVen,nf
?,dance
was
held
Mr
and
Mrs-
Richardson
sr.
ar-at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
ri
,
Smithers
euu
,
1
Hougen
of
Tatalrose.
parents
of
a
ew
day
ago
f
the
sroom
.This
was
attended
by
so
m
chliwack
to
attend
the
wed-large
a
number
of
the
friends
of
dlnS
of
their
son
and
they
have
thirfbHlie
3nd
Broom'
who
have
made
many
friends
during
their
for
a
consderVpnr
Tl0
vislt
here-
They
will
leave
that
after
refreshments
were
ser-l
my
oon
to
return
home-
Charles
Pilfolrl
Rprt
PHno
rinrooni
NAVY
LINE-UP
Raybone.
Arthur
Raybone,
Joyce'
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vol-Rice,
Frank
Ratchford,
Georgia
unteer
Reserve
line-up.
for
tomor-Rudderham,
Myrtle
Sather,
Betty
row'8
Dominion
Day
Cifp
final
Scott,
Ole
Skog,
Velma
Stacey,
In-
match
wil1
as
to-grid
Skog,
Kathleen
Sunbere.
Anna
'
H
Morgan.
P-
Eby.
A.
Ronalds,
D.
Sunberg,
Nikow
Tanaka.
Einar
Wlk-!
san,
A.
Davis,
D.
McMeekln,
J..
dal,
Pat
Wilson,
Peter
Woods,
Odd
!
Dra"1'
"'CKens,
o.
unristlson
oeivig,
Aiexanaer
Mciniosn,
Angus
tumm
Mcintosh.
Grade
Three
Harold
Bye,
Dorothy
Becker,
Betty
Charstad,
.Grethe
Charstad,
Joan
Croxford,
Rosa
Clavering,
Gerd
Eilertsen,
Ar-
ley
Friesen,
Patricia
Guvan.
Rov
Haapala,
James
Hebb,
Ethel
Hem-
mons,
James
Hemmons.
Herdis
i
Holkestad,
Ruth
Jerstad.
Henrv
'"
Johansen,
Aki
Kuwahara,
nuwanara,
Arthur
ved.
danclnir
was
.h
i
,-
Many
of
those
attPnriina
v,p
CZ
were
th6
Te
ir
J"
hme
01
-''C
M"ynMcCat
cipient,
STnJZtlTSi
S',
Alke
McKCWn'
PatrlCla
M-
useful
gifts.
Oood
wishes
follow
'
mny
VlGW
the
array
of
Presents
Wllllams-
Donald
McKenzle.
John
them
as
they
take
up
residence
In
:
leceived
by
the
bridal
couple
from
MaIrs'
Marle
Mlchalo.
Yvonne
the
new
home
built
adoining
tre
a
host
of
friends
at
Smithers
a
and
Mrln'
SIvdg
Mork'
Jean
Murvold.
Hougen
farm.
,
from
irom
out8l(lp
outside
points.
.
.
Lawrence
Pearce.
Arnold
Petersen,
KvlePnt.tin.rpr
vii,
i.,..
o-
v;m
viuivl
fAOv
Left
VtiWl
Spares:
W.
Cross
and
a.
Brown.
Can
You
Equal
This?
Clean,
Comfortable
Rooms
with
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meals
Beautiful
Harbor
View
Board
&
Room
$40
Mo.
and
Up
"Ail
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
PEOPLE
Supported
by
British
Columbia
Forest
Industriea
ff,.
"hT.
,0
vltaU
'mP"-lnt
that
It
r"-Mn
Brlti.li
.
r
Colunibla.
l
ear.
to
put
out
4amp
rr.
W
sure
jour
match
or
lfre
butt
i
IIKITISH
COLUMBIA
IOKEST
SEKVICE.
Ufpt.
of
Unili,
Battle
Of
Tail-Enders
In
Bowls
I
Hil?
and
Winslow
Rinks
Improve
Their
Positions
As
Result
Of
J
Last
Night's
Play
In
Canadian
National
Recreatli
AcsocJaUan
Lawn
Bowling
LeaRin
Ifirtures
Ust
night,
anvtnj
the
toii-
R.
M.
Winslow's
rink
defeated
Ienders.
D.
G.
Borland's
24
to
M
.while
Georse
HUIs
rink
won
27
t.
It
trr
Jack
Preece's.
As
a
result
'the
HiM
rink
drew
out
into
a
tie
ilh
three
other
rinks
for
third
plare
while
the
Winslew
rink
U
tied
with
Jaek
FreVs
for
seventh
position.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
SJardonald
Benson
McPhee
Tinker
McMeekln
J
Frew
2
Hill
3
Borland
t
Wlnsjow
.
.2
Preece
.1
h
2-
2
3
3
4
2
6
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Boston,
7:
Brooklyn,
6.
New
York,
9-8;
Philadelphia,
1-2
Cincinnati,
4;
Pittsburg,
5.
St.
Louis,
10;
Chieago,
5.
American
League
Chicago,
9;
St.
Louis.
5.
Washington,
4;
Boston)
6.
Philadelphia,
0-1;
New
York.
10-13.
Detroit,
4;
Cleveland,
3.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
W
L
Pet.
New
York
39
24
.619
Cincinnati
55
26
.574
Chicago
.35
29
.547
Pittsburg
32
25
.562
Boston
.28
27
.505
St.
Louis
23
31
.471
Brooklyn
-
.
25
36
.41C
rnnaaeipnia
16
40
.280'
American
League
Cleveland
39
22
.639
New
York
36
25
.5
Boston
34
27
,557
Washington
.34
32
.515
Detroit
23
32
J508
Philadelphia
26
32
.44J
Chicago
23
33
.401
St.
Louis
19
n
.317
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a
classified
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m
vmv
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