MGEFOrB
Funeral
Of
Tommy
King
Well
Wnown
and
Highly
Respected
Mining
Man
Laid
at
Rest
SMITH
ERS,
Sept.
6:
The
funeral
of
the
late
Thomas
King
was
held
from
the
United
Church
at
Smithers
last
Wednesday
afternoon
and
was
largely
attended
by
the.
many
friends
of
the
deceased
The
funeral
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
J.
E.
Birchall
and
there
-were
.many
floral
offerines.
Mr.
King
was
one
of
the
best
known
and
most
capable
prospector?
.of
the
north,
country.
He
had
followed
mining
and
prospecting
all
his
life
and
his
work
carried
him
all
the
way
from
Mexico
to
Alaska.
His
opinion
on
mining
matters
and
on
ores
was
sought
by
all
the
local
prospectors
and
be
was
a
very
highly
respected
citizen
of
this
community.
He
was
interested
in
two
properties
on
Bafiirie
Mountain,
these
being
the
Hyland
Basin
and
the
Silver
Pick
groups,
both
of
which
have
every
prospect
of
making
mines.
Operations
are
being
carried
on
by
Axel
I
Elmstead
on
the
Silver
Pick
property
where
a
shipment
will
be
made
next
month
of
high
grade
silver-lead
ore.
The
late
Tommy-
King
will
be
greatly
missed
by
the
mining
fra
ternity
of
this
district.
If
you
wtuj
to
swap
ArtnetUing'
Tt
a
classified.
Warner
Baxter
In
"1
11
Give
a
Mil-lion"
and
Jane
Withers
in
"Keep
Smiling"
The
story
of
a
debonair
millionaire
who
abandons
his
wealth
and
goes
looking
for
a
girl
who
Is
looking
only
for
love
is
the
theme
of
"111
.Oive
a
Million,"
gay
and
hilarious
romance,
which
is
one
of
the
features
of
a
double
bill
program'
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
the
first
of
this
week.
Warner
Baxter,
as
the
millionaires,
after
extensive
travels
finally
ends
up
in
a
circus
where
he
meets
Marjorie
Weaver
and
a
hec-;
tic
romance
reaches
an
astonishing
conclusion.
In
addition
to
Baxter
and
Miss
Weaver,
the
cast
of
"111
Oive
a
Million"
includes
such
favor
ites
as
Peter
Loire,
Jean
Herscholt,
John
Carradine
and
Lynn
Bari.
The
other
end
of
the
double
bill
program
is
"Keep
Smiling"
in
which
the
favorite
Juvenile
star,
Jane
Withers,
runs
away
from
a
gjrl-'
boarding
school
to
visit
her
movie-director
uncle
in
Hollywood.
Arriving
there,
she
finds
he
has
taken
to
drink
so
undertakes
to
rehabilitate
him.
She
lands
a
Job
In
the"
movies
and
helps
the
uncle
to
come
back.
There
is
plenty
0f
action
and
fun
in
the
picture
the
cast
of
which
also
includes
Gloria
Stuart,
Henry
wucoxon,
Helen
Westley
and
Jed
Prouty.
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327
THIRD
AVENUE
MILK
We
Have
Grade
"A"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Cream
50c
per
Quart
Phone
Red
608
For
Better
Dairy
Products
Dominion
Dairy
MacKENZIE'S
BEAUTY
REST
.MATTRESS
All
sizes
SLUMBER
KING
SPRING
$14
25
Made
by
Simmons,
there
is
no
better.
Sound,
restful
sleep
assured
Phone
775
nnnf
Enjoy
the
advantages
of
modern
kitchen
equipment
with
a
McCLARY
RANGE
For
COAL,
WOOD
or
OIL
Drop
In
and
see
the
new
McClary
Ranges
Inspect
their
many
features
of
superiority.
Beautiful
Enamel
Finish
Easily
Kept
Clean
Splendid
Baking
Oven
Fully
Enamelled
Inside
'
Highly
Polished
fop
Economical
Fuel
Consumption
A
McClary
range
with
oilburner
Installed
will
give
satisfactory
and
economical
baking,
cooking
and
heating
service
It
can
be
changed
back
for
use
with
coal
or
wood
in
a
short
time.
For
Satisfactory
Service
Get
a
McClary
.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
PHONE
311
THIS
BILL
ENTERTAINS
McBRIDE
ST.
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
'
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Anum.nium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphos-
phatea,
Complete
Fertilizer
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
MetaTs
Cold,
Stiver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
Timely
Recipes
RIPE
GRAPE
JELLY
AND
BUTTER
To
prepare
fruit,
stem
about
5
pounds
fuUy
ripe
Concord
grapes
and
crush
thoroughly.
Add
i
cup
water,
cover,
and
simmer
5
minutes.
Separate
Juice
from
pulp
by
placing
fruit
in
2-quart
sieve.
FOR
JELLY:
Run
enough
Juice
through
a
double
layer
of
cheesecloth
held
In
a
small
sieve
to
obtain
4
cups
of
strained
Juice.
FOR
BUTTER
Rub
through
sieve
grapes
from
which
Juice
has
drained
to
obtain!
4ij
cups
pulp.
Use
the
excess
Juice
or
water
if
necessary
to
fill
up
last
Vj
cup.
Ripe
Grape
Jelly
Four
cups
(2
lbs.)
Juice,
7Vi
cups
3,i
lbs.)
sugar,
i
bottle
fruit
pectin.
Measure
sugar
and
Juice
inio
large
saucepan
ana
mix
'Bring
ta
a
boil
over
hottest
fire
and
at
once
add
pectin,
sUrring
Constantly.
Then
bring
to
a
full
rolling
.boil
and
boU
hard
Vi
min-ue..Remove
from
fire,
skim,
pour
quickly.,
Paraffin
hot
Jelly
at
once
Makes'
about
11
eight-ounce
glasses:
,
r
I
Ripe
"Grape
Butter
Four
and
one-half
cups
2
lbs.
pulp,
seven
cups
(3
lbs.)
sugar,
bottle
fruit
pecUn.
Measure
sugai
and
pu'P
into
large
kettle,
mix
well,
and
bring
to
a
full
rolling
boil
over
hottest
fire.
Stir
constantly
before
and
while
boiling
Boil
hard
1
minute.
Remove
from
fire
and
stir
in
pectin.
Poui
quickly.
Paraffin
hot
butter
at
once.
Makes
about
11
eight-ounce
glasses.
Fred
Dlngwell,
formerly
of
this
city,
Is
now
mail
clerk
on
the
train
running
out
of
Nelson
where
he
is
building
himself
a
home.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
T.
Westhead
of
Triple
Island
lighthouse,
who
have
been
spending
a
vacation
in
the
south,
returned
to
the
cltv
from
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
Sunday
nignt.
All
the
way
from
Portland.
Maine.
the
small
auxiliary
sailing
vessel
igarasn,
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Strout
on
board,
arrived
In
port
yesterday
auemoon
irom
Alaska
and
spent
the
night
here.
The
little
vessel
had
come
to
this
coast
through
the
Panama
Canal.
CAR-OWNERS
INCREASE
BERLIN,
Sept.
6:
(CP)
Number
of
power
driven
vehicles
here
has
risen
frpm
113.945
in
1933
to
214,-579
this
.
year.
Thprp
nro
iimm
v
wfa-i
private
automobiles,
amounting
5U
percent
of
the
total
number.
SEPTEMBER
W.O.B.
Back
from
the
stream,
the
shore,
the
sea,
Dear
haunts
of
Joyous
liberty;
,
Long,
lingering,
lazy
afternoons
In
the
soft
shadow
of
the
dunes.
Of
raptly
fishing
rippling
creeks.
Or
scaling
misty
mountain
peaks;
r-
So
sped
the
happy
weeks
away,
Within
the
wave,
Upon
the
bay,
Free
as
the
seagull,
wheeling
slow.
Or
salmon
leaping
far
below,
Or
bright-eyed
fur
and
feathered
,
things
In
the
deep
stillness
of
the
woods;
Farewell
to
summer's
happy
moods,
Now,
once
again,
the
school-bell
i
rings!
AUCTION
SALE
Of
Household
Furniture
At
225
Fifth
Ave.
West
Thursday,
Sept.
8
at
2:30
Sharp
Instructed
by
the
owner
I
will
sell
j
by
auction
the
following:
Studio
Couch,
2
Arm
Chairs,
2
Card
Tables,
,
1
Dinette
Suite,
with
Buffet,
Victor
Radio,
Kitchen
Table
and
Chairs
to
match,
Centre
Table,
2
Walnut
End
Tables,
4-ft.
Walnut
Finish
Steel
i
Bed
with
Spring
Filled
Mattress,
2
Single
Beds.
Carving
Set,
Wilton
Runner,
Wilton
Carpet.
2
Framed
Mirrors,
Pots,
Pans,
Dishes,
etc.
,
Must
Be
Sold
Terms
Cash
Geo.
Dawes
Auctioneer
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TOMMY-COMI
DOWN
OUT
OKAY,
MOM,
OF
THAT
IF
I
CAN
TKll
IT'S
HAVE
KIUOGrfS
SUmR-TlMI!
CORN
TIAKES!
CORN
YoUNGSTEHS
FLAXES
I
love
Kellogg'a
Corn
Flakes
any
time
of
Av.
With
min
or
cream
they're
delicious,
nourishing
and
easily
digested.
U
tUe
folki
sleep
better
after
such
a
sapper.
Be
sure
to
order
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
and
keep
a
stock
on
hand.
Everybody
loves
their
flavor
and
crisp
r.ess.
Sold
by
all
grocers,
oven-fresh
and
ready
to
serve.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
M4DE
IETTE
MCKED
JET7M
TASTE
IETTE
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Flndlay,
having
been
delayed
through
making
an
extra
call
at
Ocean
Falls
with
returning
school
teachers
after
the
summer
vacation,
arrived
in
port
at
midnight
Sunday
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
i
couple
of
hours
later
for
Steward,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
returns
here
at
3:45
this
afternoon
southbound,
sailing
it
4:15
pjn.
Southbound
on
Saturday
afternoon
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
on
her
final
voyage
of
the
season
jn
the
Alaska
route,
OPit.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
had
on
board
a
total
of
259
passengers
of
whom
sleven
disembarked
here
while
six
went
aboard
at
this
port
for
the
30Uth.
Powell
River
Co.'s
tug
St.
Faith.
having
left
at
Captain's
Cove
a
tow
of
logs
from
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands
for
delivery
to
Powell
River,
ailed
in
port
from
1:30
to
4:30
yes
terday
for
fuel.
Smithers
Chinese
Passes
Suddenly
Chong
Kee,
Laundryman,
Had
Lived
There
for
Years
SMITHERS,
Sept.
6.
Last
Thursday
evening
Chong
Kee,
a
Chinese
laundryman
at
Smithers
for
many
years,
passed
away
suddenly
at
six
Vclock.
He
had
been
around
all
'ay
a
usual
and
had
been
talking
jrlth
friends
Just
a
few
minute.4
before
his
death.
He
was
49
years
of
age
and
leave?
large
family
in
China
according
to
advices
from
those
who
knew
"ilm
well.
Heart
failure
was
the
apparent
ause
of
his
demise.
FINE
ORE
IS
STRUCK
Massive
Cube
Galena
Found
on
Corpnada
(Iroup
Xear
Duthie
Mine
SMITHERS,
Sept.
6.
A
new
strike
of
massive
cube
galena
war
mdc
roqently
on.
the
Cpronada
group
of
mineral
claims
near
the
Duthie
Mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
by
Fred
Griffin
who
has
been
nrospecting
and
doing
assessment
work
on
the
property.
Samples
of
the
ore
reached
MUSIC
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Teacher
of
Violin,
Theory
Harmony
Classes
Commencing
September
1.
phone
580
Three
Violins
For
Sale
Very
Reasonable
(SIDEWALKS
TO
TRINCE
OF
CHURCH
(Continued
from
Page
One)
that
He
might
have
used
anything
else
but
that
he
took
wine.
"It
is
not
in
my
Judgment,-
he
continued,
"the
proper
thing
to
ask
our
children
to
consider
as
vile,
something
outlawed
that
which
we
use
day
after
day
In
our
worship.
If
Immlrality
flows
out
of
Intemperance,
theie
must
be
prohibition
but
that
doesn't
mean
that
such
prohibition
should
apply
to
all."
Before
the
establishment
of
the
Free
State
an
Irish
leader
said:
"Whatever
Ireland
gets
will
be
due
in
a
measure
to
the
efforts
of
Archbishop
Hayes."
After
the
Free
State
came
into
being.
Cardinal
Hayes
continued
his
efforts
to
bring
about
peace
between
the
government
and
the
followers
of
De
Valera.
When
civil
war
seemed
Imminent
he
sent
a
message
to
Archbishop
Byrne
of
Dublin
warning
both
sides
that
such'
a
conflict
would
shock
Am-eiica
and
cost
Ireland
the
loss
of
many
sincere
friends
on
this
s'-dc
of
the
'Atlantic.
If
the
Cardinal
possessed
one
tratt
more
outstanding
than
another
It
was
his
sympathy
for
charitable
causes.
What
was
considered
by
many
as
his
moA
Im
portant
achievement
was
his
de
vehement
and
co-ordination
of
Catholic
charities.
In
this
federa-
tion
work
he
directed
a
campaign
to
raise
more
than
JJ3.5O0.0C0
through
the
clergy
and
people
of
the
archdiocese
Was
Patriot
Cardinal
Hayes
was
a
champion
of
patriotism
and
made
frequent
public
appeals
for
his
country.
During
the
world
war,
while
he
was
still
auxiliary
bishop
of
New
York,
he
served
as
a
member
of
the
National
War
Council
and
was
appointed
by
the
Pope
bishop
of
the
American
army
at
the
front,
the
appointment
carrying
ecclesias
tical
jurisdiction
over
Catholics
in'
.
the
service
wherever
the
American
Clifford
Fisher
Passed
Away
Sn-flag
was
raised.
.
.,.,
-r
,..,,
As
chaplain
general
he
visited
niLr?7
ml
ln
u.t
"llJ
the.UnIt?d
6tat's
ir
"...
m
7
Vu
"
overseas
Impossible.
His
other
war
work
Included
ac-L
"r,'t,;
"
"
T
.
I'
on
a'
Uke
tivities
in
behalf
of
the
various1
?
P"ty
f"er
on
Liberty
Loans
and
in
helping
"Slil?
a
lund
of
$500,000
to
aid
French!
Tatholic
ainolic
vfrt(m
victims
nr
of
'
ne
w
decorated
with
the
Order
of
the
Crown
of
Italy
for
his
work
on
behalf
of
Italians
dur-'ns
the
war.
The
call
to
Rome
in
receive
the
-"d
hat
of
Cardinal
came
so
sud
denly
in
March.
1934.
that
Cardinal
Hayes
had
to
cancel
plans
to
cele-
brate
mass
In
St.
Patrick's
Cathed-
-al
on
St
Patrick's
Day.
He
sailed
'hree
days
later
with
Archbishop'
Mundeleln
of
Chicago,
also
a
na-
i
Mve
of
New
York,
who
was
to
re-1
elve
similar
honors.
The
return
of
the
new
Cardinal
g
New
York
was
marked
by
an
"nthusla.-tic
welcome
by
the
Catholics
of
the
city.
A
nontifical
mass
was
celebrated
attended
by
for-ign
dinlomats.
federal,
state
and
ity
officials,
educators,
financiers
and
leaders
of
the
bench
and
bar
MANCHESTER,
Ensr.,Sept.
6:
'CP)
When
nroccss
oenartment
of
1
newfpaper
here
was
flooded
dur-
storm
to
a
depth
of
eight
Inches,
workers
stayed
on
in
bare
feet
with
their
trouser-legs
rolled
up.
Smithers
Thursday
and,
while
no
assays
have
yet
been
made,
there
has
not
been
seen
any
better
grade
of
this
kind
0f
ore
in
Smithers
for
a
long
time.
C.
R.
Ooodacre,
a
Smithers
merchant,
Is
one
of
the
owners
of
this
property.
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
Ilelntzman,
Nordheimer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES.
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
FIGURES
ON
FISH
PACK
Total
In
This
District
for
193S
Shows
Substantial
Increase
Over
Year
Ago
The
salmon
pack
In
Prince
Ru
pert
district
for
the
1938
season
up;
to
the
end
of
August
totalled
658,-892
cases
as
compared
with
457.4811
cases
In
1937
to
a
corresponding
date,
866,393
cases
In
1938.
556,681
cases
In
1936
and
584,382
cases
in
1934.
The
sockeye
pack
or
the
Prlne
Rupert
district
this
year
was
210.-034
cases
against
177354
cases
in
1937.
183,200
cases
in
1936.
239,627
cases
in
1935
and
193,047
cases
In
1934.
The
pack
of
pinks
In
the
district
for
1938
had
reached
a
total
of
279.361
cases
In
comparison
with
162,112
cases
in
1937,
.487,525
cases
In
1936,
187,333
cases
In
1935
and
2
66
J
60
cases
In
1934.
The
Skeena
River
pack
total
for
this
year
to
the
end
of
August
stood,
at
270,623
cases
as
against
159,377
cases
in
1937,
329,913
cases
in
1936.
191398
cases
In
1935
and
218,208
cases
in
1934.
The
Skeena
sockeye
pack
was
7X1,500
cases
In
comparison
with
53.975
cases
In
J937,
96.174
cases
In
1936
61-6W
cases
m
1935
ana
63,
268
cases
,n
1B34'
The
pink
pack
on
the
Skeena
this
vear
sUx)A
at
WW
cases
as
com-
parea
wun
be,6Z
cases,
in
1937,
175,640
cases
In
1936,
93,155
cases'
in
1935
and
108380
cases
In
1934.
'
The
Naas
River
pack
showed,
trends
similar
to
those
on
the
Skeena
in
individual
varieties.
Young
Smithers
Man
Succumbs
SM,ITHERS,
Sept.
6.-The
death
took
place
here
very
suddenly
Thursday
afternoon
of
Clifford
.
.
-
.
.
1
i
UP
the
mountain
when
he
complained
of
pains
ln
his
ches(
They
discontinued
their
trip
and
returned
to
their
car
and
drove
back
to
Smithers.
Mr.
Fisher
was
still
feeling
111
when
he
got
back
to
he
hotel
and
went
to
lie
down
aoout
2:30
In
the
afternoon.
Snrrp
Plterwards
a
physician
was
called
but
he
nad
Passed
away
before
help
eould
be
elvcn
to
h,m'
Mr
Flstlcr
came
here
about
a
year
aRO
from
Vancouver.
He
was
about
25
years
of
age.
Be
wis.
Keaa
oi
want
ao
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
USED
PACIFIC
FOR
YEARS
"Pacific
Milk
keeps
sweet
when
kept
ln
a
cool
container"
and
whips
nicely,"
writes
Mrs.
W.
E.
C.
from
her
home
up-country,
"I
use
it
for
any
kind
of
cooking,
and
we
have
two
children
that
were
raised
on
it."
When
a
family
uses
Pacific
Milk
right
along,
that
speaks
plainly
of
Its
quality
and
flavor.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
of
Course
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
am.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave,
Phone
568
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Complete
Show
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Toying
WARNER
BAXTER
In
niGiv
ea
Millii
lion
With
Marjorie
Weaver,
Pejer
Plus
JANE
WITHERS
in
"Keep
Smiling"
(At
8:28,
qnce
On!;)
(Al
7:00
and
9:)
WORLD
NEWS
8;1J
om,,
He
SEATED
LONDON
LONDON.
Kent
ft
ipul
I
Beauchamp,
who
Lomsl
seated
for
50
vrars
It
itJ
.
..
.
I
park
behcfies
and
made
arru
ments
for
seating
ent-..
.
I
Ingham
Palace
and
Windsor
CuJ
Kuiucu
parues
aurinj
me
rei
Phones
4
ft
81
P.O.
Box
j;j
Your
Quest
For
Service
Is
Ended
When,
You
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Hate
Man
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Opposite
Canadian
Ltrica
Musii
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M!
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Ihrmony.
Phone
Green
390
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
For
Sale
By
Tender
Tenders;
will
be
received
W
the
undersigned
up
to
noon,
Monday,
September
12th,
1W-for
sale
of
pleasure
gasboaj
l
"CUadyi
M."
now
moored
Armours
Salvage
dock.
H'8"
est
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Try
i
Dally
Hews
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