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DAY
At
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CONFECTIONERY
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Prices
Call
In
and
See'
for
Yourself
'
Open
from
8
ajn.
till
11
pjn.
for
your
convenience
Skidegate
Social
Club
Season
Ends
Prizes
Presented
at
Recent
Gath
ering
By
Charles
Valley
Dr.
W.
T.
Kerjin
Much
Struck
By
job
Spencer
Dies
at
Kitkatla-Was
isit
to
halt
Lake
City
Tells
one
0f
Few
Remaining
Links
About
it
to
notary
Club
with
Olden
Times
Speaking
before
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Rotary
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday,
Dr.W.T.
Kergln,
who
madea
trip
through
the
United
States
during
the
winter,
spending
part
of
the
time
in
California,
said
all
ad
mitted
that
California
had
a
fine
country.
The
people
admitted
It
themselves
and,
Indeed,
they
con
stantly
reminded
you
of
it.
While
he
was
there
rain
and
wind
storms
reminded
him
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
summer
it
was
so
hot
that
the
Palm
Springs
hotel
closed
down.
Boxed
Chocolates
in
All
Sires
at
However,
California
had
both
coast
and
mountain
climate.
He
hoped
that
some
day
people
would
be
able
to
live
here
in
the
summer
and
like
the
birds
fly
south
for
the
winter.
Dr.
Kergin
went
on
to
tell
of
a
recent
visit
to
Salt
Lake
City.
The
weather
was
fine
and
the
city
had
a
fine
setting
wth
keen
bracing
air.
The
city
was
about
one
hundred
years
old,
had
fine
broad
streets,
large
and
Imposing
store3
and
as
many
churches
as
any
other
city
of
its
size.
The
visitor
was
narticularlv
SKIDEGATE,
May
6.-The
Sklde-
struck
with
the
TemDle
Square
gate
Social
Club
held
its
final
ev-
where
most
of
the
Mormon
build-enlng
of
the
season
recently
when
ings
were
including
the
Temple
and
court
whist
was
played
Instead
of
the
huge
Tabernacle.
Every
half
bridge.
There
were
seven
tables
In
hour
a
guide
takes
around
a
party
play
and
the
prize-winners
were:
'of
tourists,
explaining
about
the
ladies'
first,
Mrs".
A.
Jones;
men's
(
buildings
and
the
history
of
the
first,
V.
Douglas;
consolation,
Miss
(founders
.of
the
city.
Elsie
Molita.
it
seems
that
in
1930
it
was
re-
Season's
prizes
for
bridge
were
vealed
to
Joseph
Smith
where
to
presented,
by
Charles
Valley.
The
find
the
golden
tablets
and
he
ladies'
first
prize,
a
silver
cake
dish,
was
also
given
the
interpretation
j
was
presented
to
Mrs.
V.
Douglas,
by
divine
Inspiration.
It
gave
th:
who
held
the
highest
score.
The
history
of
the
early
Inhabitants
of
men's
first
iprize,
a
shaving
set,
this
continent,
they
being,
accord-went
'to
J.
Molitor
while
Mrs.
O.
inS
to
the
story,
the
lost
ten
tribes
Chastenay
re'ceTved
"the
consolation
Th3
Book"
of
Mormon
is
looked
prize.
In
presenting
the
prizes,
Mr.-uPn
35
sacred
and
inspired.
Valley
thanked
all
those
who
had!
rhe
mormonites
increased
in
contributed
to
making
the
season's
activities
so
successful.
Games
were
played
and
delicious
refreshments
served.
number
rapidly
and,
due
to
perse-.
cution,
they
left
for
the
west.,
travelling
three
months
and
seventeen
days
from
the
Missouri
River
DoES
jour
child
fuss
at
breakfast
have
to
be
coaxed
to
eat?
Kellogg's
Mice
Krispies
Mill
put
an
end
to
that!
Because
children
just
can't
resist
that
,'snap-crackle-)op"
sound,
Ihat
tells
how
super-crisp
and
crunchy
those
toasted
rice
bubbles
ore.
Rice
Krispies
is
the
only
cereal
so
crisp
it
crackles
out
loud
in
milk
or
cream!
Let
the
hole
family
join
the
crispness
chorus!
They'll
love
this
nholesome
food,
light
and
cosily
digested.
And
there's
nothing
better
for
the
children's
supper.
Kice
ivrispies
never
disturb
rctitful
sleep.
At
all
grocers,
oven-fresh
and
ready
to
perve.
.Made
bj-
Kellogg
in
London,
Ont.
Job
Spencer,
well
known
and
venerable
resident
of
Kitkatla,
passed
away
at
his
home
in
the
native
village
down
the
coast
on
Wednesday
after
a
brief
illness.
He
was
one
of
the
gradually
diminish
ing
links
with
the
past
when
the
natives
we
heathens.
He
had
lived
to
see
numerous
changes
and
improvements
among
the
nativt
people.
Mr.
Spencer's
passing
came
as
a
shock
to
the
entire
villaje
of
Ki';
katla
and
all
joined
In
paying
theli
tributes
of
sympathy
to
the
widow
and
surviving
relatives.
The
funeral
takes
place
today
under
the
auspices
of
the
Excel
sior
Club.
to
the
present
site
of
Salt
Lake
City
where
they
decided
to
remain,
They
arrived
in
July
and
laid
out
the
city.
They
plowed
1600
acre:
of
land
and
seeded
It
in
the
spring.
Then
came
a
Dlaeue
of
crickets
which
threatened
to
destroy
the
whole
crop.
The
peoplt
assembled
and
prayed
for
deliverance.
Almost
immediately
thert
appeared
great
flocks
of
sea
birds
which
settled
down
on
the
grain
fields
and
ate
the
crickets
and
sc
the
crop
was
saved.
The
Mormoni
erected
a
monument
to
the
seagull
in
their
Temple
Square.
The
speaker
said
he
was
much
struck
with
some
of
the
Mormon
work.
They
had
a
great
mam
churches,
all
of
which
were
of
ir,
Institutional
character,
being
used
every
evening.
In
the
Templf
members
were
baptized
and
maf-
nacle
was
a
larger
building
25C
f
feet
long
and
150
feet
wide
with
out
any
supporting
columns.
It
seated
8,000
people
and
its
acous
tic
properties
were
so
excellent
that
it
was
possible
to
hear
a
p'n
drop.
The
great
organ
was
sometimes
heard
over
the
radio
in
Prince
Rupert.
KELLOGG'S
for
EXTRA
FLAVOR
EXTRA
CONVENIENCE
Presentation
Made
Last
Xight
To
Shirley
Temple
Ticture
Showing
I
Head
of
R.
C.
X.
V.
H.
Prior
i
At
Capitol
Theatre
Here
This
,
To
Leaving
City
Week-end
liverlng
the
gift.
Lieut.
Commandei
Haworth
responded
appropriately
C,
H.
Orme
presided
and
Lieut
G,
H.
Greenwood
said
Grace.
The
toast
to
"The
King"
was
observed
in
the
usual
manner.
Following
the
dinner,
those
present
proceeded
to
the
wharf
to
bid
adieu
to
Sub-Lieutenant
Orme
Stuart
or.
his
departure
for
Esquimau
to
take
a
course
of
training.
Those
present
at
the
dinnei
were:
Lieut.-Commander
and
Mrs
Haworth,
Sub-Lieut.
Orme
Stuart
Sub-Lieut.
William
Elkins,
Lieut
Commander
Walter.
Hume
R.
C,
K
V.
R.
retired.
Major
and
Mrs.
L
VV.
Kergin,
Lieut.
P.
M.
Ray
R.
N
R.
retired.
Lieut.
F-A.
MacCallum
D.
S.
C.
R.
N.
V.
R.
retired
and
Mrs.
MacCallum,
Lieut.
G.
K
Greenwood
D.
S.
C.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
retired
and
Mrs.
Greenwood,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey.
C.
H.
Orme,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
WInslow
and!
Mrs.
Norah
Arnold.
j
SCALPIXG
XOT
ILLEGAL
I
SASKATOON,
May
6:
(CP)
City
authorities
have
no
power
to
prevent
scalping
of
hockey
tickets,
said
City
Solicitor
R.
D.
Phillips
re-
plying
to
an
enquiry
by
Alderman'
a.
M.
Eddy.
Since
the
tickets
are
transferable,
persons
reselling
them
are
merely
selling
personal
property,
the
solicitor
stated.
We
like
it
better
than
a
whistle!77
the
romance.
Jack
Haley
and
Slim
Summerville
make
merry.
Bill
Robinson
assists
Shir-lev
in
the
dancing
numbers
while
other
favorites
in
the
cast
include
Phyllis
Brooks.
Helen
Westley.
Alan
Dinehart
and
J.
Edwin
Blomberp
Six
new
song
hits
are
Introduced
"An
Old
Straw
Hat."
"Alonr
With
You."
"Happy
Ending,-"Crackly
Grain
Flakes."
"Come
and
Get
Your
Happiness"
and
"Tov
Trumpet."
DR.
MILLS
GOES
EAST
TFRRACE.
May
6:
Dr.
Stanley
Mills
will
leave
on
this
evenine's
train
for
Toronto,
having
received!
news
from
his
Toronto
home
that
his
mother.
Mrs,
Gordon
Mills,
's
seriously
ill.
During
his
absence,
which
is
expected
to
be
for
three
weeks,
his
practice
at
Terrace
will
be
in
the
care
of
Dr.
Kirkpatrick
of
Hazelton.
Phone
62
Phone
63
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large
g5c
Pork
Butts
Per
lb
Butt
Chops
Per
lb
25c
27c
Pork
Shoulder
OA
n
Per
lb
Vt
BUTTER
First
Grade,
3
lbs
99c
Pot
Boast
Beef
-t
Per
lb
Oven
Boast
i
Beef
Per
lb.
Shoulder
Lamb
OCn
Per
lb
Mutton
Chops
OC!n
Per
lb
AVI'
K-9
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Food-2
tins
mw
Dr.
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2lbs
25c
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wan,
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Packed
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ttlmaa
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year
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payroll
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Scale
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His
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Skeena
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I
Officers
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members
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A
modernized
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Ca-
becca
of
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Volunteer
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and
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famous
Kate
Douglas
Wiggin
-
story.
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f
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at
h
hot
wives
held
a
farewell
party
last
with
popular
little
Shirley
Temp
sPrlngs
r.t.
in
Jt.e
far
u
th
u-PPk-enrt
fpaturo
.
teson
on
the
Skeena
River.
He
has
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....
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iu
acias
ui
iana
ciearpn
nnn
tin.
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tauf
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here
and
arrance
Ul
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W1C
I
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.
der
cultivation.
This
year
he
Is1
trying
trying
0ut
0ut
tomatoes,
tomatoes,
cucumbers
cucumbers
and
and!
thP
Vv.nl
nri
nhn
is
ipnvir
ments
are
belnir
made
to
handle'
shortiv
fnr
Mnnirpni
tn
reside
The
capacity
audiences.
such
IIne
with
a
view
to
ascertain-
fpntnrp
nf
iY
otpninir's
nmrpprt.
When
radio
and
nther
modern
'
'nK
if
they
can
be
successfully
ma
:
ings
was
the
presentation
to
Lieut
devices
appear
down
by
the
o'd
I
tured:
An
Interesting
Innovation
1
Commander
Haworth
and
Mrs.
millstream,
it
raises
a
bumper
crop
i
Haworth
of
a
handsome
silver
of
song
and
fun.
With
Shirley
1
hors-d'oeuvre
dish,
suitably
en-
Temple
as
the
centre
of
th'ines,
i
graved.
The
Dresentation
was
made
Randolph
Scott
and
Gloria
Stu-
oy
Major
ii.
vv.
jiergin
u.
a.
m.
u.,
"e
piuviue
wno
made
suitable
comment
in
de
is
the
use
of
natural
warm
water
on
the
ground
for
forcing
growth.
Mr.
Frizzell
Is
also
trying
out
a
patch
of
wheat.
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you
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to
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