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the,
most
amazing
feat
In
aviation
hutorv'
u
eranhlcallv
Pictured
here
a
few
Coucert
For
Red
Cross
At
Terrace.
ftq
Successful
Affair.
Held'
rriaay
r.iuuj
on
TERRACE
Dqcember
9
Terrace
I
Cross.
Association
held
a
con-
Friday
evening
in
the
Orange
Hall
which
was
well
filled
by
'the
local
pubjlc
The
affair
jitlded
around
$30
to
the
cause.
.
Sfr
and,
Mrs.
E.
P-
Grainger
and
letar
local
talent
contributed
to
thtsrosram
of
classical
and
semi-
this
Dromlsmc
voune
slneer
back
'
down.
HON
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
SPECIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FAKES
Including
all
meals
and
berth
accommodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN,
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
;
36.00
FromPort
Simpson
$39.j
(Reduced
Rates
Fare
and
one
half
also
apply
to
Vancouver
from
intermediate
points.)
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
Fare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
1910
to
February
28,
1941
Good
to
return
up
to.
March
31,
1941
Steamers
Leave
Prince.
Rupert
Ar.
Vancouver
S-S.
CATALA
Every
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
a
nu
S
S.
CARDENA
Every
Friday
lOiSO
m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets,
and
Reservations,
fro'nv
p"?ce
Rupert
Agent
(FRANK
SKINNER)
Third
Ave..
Thone
5GS
U
Convenient,
Please
ruycna&c
aww
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING.
&,
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CAawa,
iiuiiv
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical
fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates;
Ammonium.
Sulphate,
Superphos-
IVoOuccraWt'ofNAC
Brand
Metals
,
..
Mercury,
Gold,
Silver,
Lead,
?inc,
Acid
and
Sulphur
Sulphuric
and
Antimony.
Also
jfowiu'dffic'a
and
Work
Trail,
ac.
f'.irai
itpms
all
of
which
u-pr.
I
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchllfle.
chairman
SMITHERS,
dec.
9.
The
news
inch
enjoyed
by
the
audience.!0
the
Red
Cross
Association,
called
that
the
provincial
government
nas
There
were
some
encores.
Notably
for
the
National
Anthem
at
the
decided
to
lnstal
an
assayer
at
the
!it
songs
of
Miss
Elsie
Lamb
de-
dose.
ore
sampling
plant
m
rnnce
ku-
,$ted
the
listeners
who
called
i
pert
will
be
greeted
with
greai
ai
member
for
Skeena,
who
has
had
moments
after,
the
nappy
enomj
to
a
nW-.trM
tat
drama.
p,ylng
from
the
Foiresi'kili'ttnn
'r
wa&a.
saw
.
ta
Oorowa.
Flvu-.n
0,CeLiSS
Avtralian
A
Pore
in
a.
big
recon
naj
VrtiSeS
w&
pother
neoJ
?a
type,
f.OW
feet
above
Brocklesby,
Jhe
crashed,
warplanes
w.
interlocked
Cop.
and
with,
FtfWkniwt
on
held,
(ast
ui
W
server
of
ha
lower
plana
balled
out.
So
did
the
observer,
ol
FuLer
plaue,
PM
E&TstucV
the
control
and
brought
"both
snips
dwq,
to
a
RerrecVlar.dAnp
and
stepped
ou
unhurt.
On
examination,
t'h
ptojw
e.r
fcbVotfxsJfcfcUs'daei
News
of
Northern
Districts
ado.
by
Mrs,
Grainger,
Pcte.r
van
StollCj
'Cello,
and
Mr.
Grainger,
vi
olin,
placed.
two.
trios,
also
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Grainger
Mr
and'
Mrs.
Grainger,
with
violin
and
piano,
were
quite
at
home
with
the
Classics.
An
especially
beautiful1
itf,
n
llpnr
nf
Assav
i
First
Moose
Of
Season
Brought
Into
Smithers
piece
oy
ue
oerioi,
namea
"tocene
"
"7""
""
.
'
SMITHERS,
de
Ballet,"
fairly
brought
the
house
BIG
HELP
TO
MINING
December
9
The'
first
moose
of
the
season
tp
be
brought
into
town
fell
to
the
sharp-shooting
of
a
party
of
hunt-.
ers
made
up
of
George
Raymond.
Jim
Downey
and
Ole
Sorylck
of
Smithers.
Friday
afternoon
they.
went
out
looking
for
some
moose
1
ewral
times.
Mrs,
Dudley
Little
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
operators
of
the
whole
north
and
not
iong
Def0re
the
moose,
or
the
played
two
violin
duets
with
Mr.
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
Interior
country.
carcass
'pt
him
was
hanging
In
J
Grainger
accompanied
on
the
pi-
this
afternoon
to
be
on
tune.
Ship
a
101b.
Box
of
lupert
Brand
Kippers
To
Your
Friends
toll.50
we
will
deliver
a
box
of
Kippers
to.
your
friend's
house
In
tny
Express
point
In
B.C.
or
any
Canadian
National
Railway
kpttti
point
In
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
W
first
made
this
special
offer
last
year;
so
many
people
took
ttwtigt
of
lt
we
are
repeating
lt
this
year
at
the
same
price,
"Withstanding
Express
rates
to
some
points
have
advanced.
rour
order
with
cheque
or
cash
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Hrlllsh
Columbia
,
VU
uim
Mth
name
and
address
of
consignee.
We
will
enclose
card
with
name
of
sender
Appreciated
by
the
recipient
Convenient
for
the
Sender
meat
.
and
came
across;
their
Quarry
.
isfactlon
by
prospectors
and
mining
j
ln
the
Vicinity
of
Ta!tloW.'
It
was""
The
Omlneca
Branch
of
British
jsmlthersv
,
Columbia
Chamber
of
Jrfines
of;
Covered
With
Ice
the
support
of
other
members
from
SMITHERS,
December
9
Pedes-1
(the
north,
the
matter
has
been
kept
tjiansi
caught
outside
in
Smithers
.constantly
belore
the
government
on
Friday
everiins
found
much
janditisgraUfyingtoknowUutthefdtffiCuity
m
navigating
the
streets
j
representations
of
the
member
for
back
'to
their
homes.
It,
was
raln-
HKeena
nave
ai
lasi
mei
wuu
sue-
ing
during
the
evening
but
lt
cess.
started
to
freeze
and
all
the
streets
PHILIPPINES
DEFENDERS
-'
w
Philippine
scouts,
working
in
conjunction
with
the
U.Sarmy
and
air
force
in
the
Philippines,
shown
manning
a
heavy
cailbr,e
anti-aircraft
machlne-un
as
they
stand
at
the
"ready''
for
an
enemy
invader.
While
one
scout
fires
the
gun
the
other
stand,
ready
with
additional
cartridges.
To
be
Forewarned
is
tp,ie
Forearmed
umh
h
ntvuihliltv
nt
Influenza
aealn.
becomlns
eDldcmlc
In
British
Columbia,
the
Provln-i
clal
Board
of
People
are
as
a
common
Remember
Health
Health
calls
calls
attention
attention
to
to
the
the
roiio
following
wing:
.
1
e
very
much
given
to
underrating
the
effect
of
tills
disease
and.to
regardalt
mpro'J
cold.
;.
$
r,
first,
that
It
is
very
Infectious,
and
you
owe'lt
to
yourself
and
to
your
neighbors
..
to
do
everything
to
avoid
catching
it;
and
.
Secondly,
if
you
do
catch
It,
that
your
duty
ts
your
neighbors
Is,
to
prevent
them
from'calch-
j
Ing
It
from
you.
.
.
r
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.
;V
'
:
It
begins
as
a
comman
cold,
headache,
pains,
in
muscles,
chills,
feeling
of:
cold
in
the
head,
t
soreness
of
throat,
fever.
Successful
Affair
Saturday
After
noon
At
Canadian
Legion
Ilail
$155
Is
Taken
Success
attended
the
tea
and
sale
of
home
pooklng-held
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
by
the
local
branch
of
The
whole
coast
and
Interior
and
sidewalks
were
turned
to
glare
'the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
country
north
of
Prince
Rupcrt'and
ice.
Some
people
tied
handkeri,
tinder
the
convenorship
of
Mrs.
also
all
the
Islands
and
the
coast
chiefs
around
their
shoes,
to
give
Good.
A,
large
number
of
ladies,
country
for
a
long
way
south
of
them
traction
while
others
wound
called
during
the
afternoon
to
ex-Rupert
together
with
all
the
north-
up
by
crawling
on
.their
hands
and
cnd
their
patronage
to
the
affair
em
interior
of
the
province
can
now
knees
to
get
to
their
door
steps.
ond
the
sum
of
$155
was
taken
utilize
the
plant
and
get
a
much
All
the
roads
throughout
the
$37
trom
the
raffles,
$33
from
the
quicker
service
than
has
hitherto
district
on
Saturday
were
a
sheets
tearoom
and
$35:
from
the
home
been
possible
by
use
of
the
g07ern-
of
ice
and
motoring,
even
witn
cooking.
ment
plant
ln
Victoria.
chains
on,
was
a
rather
risky
bus-'
The
hall
was
decorated
with,
Moreover
the
use
of
the
assay
iness.
ifjags
and
bunting
to
give
a
patri-
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
will
relieve
All
the
street
crossings
in
town,
ollc
jf
feet.
The
tea
.''table
was
cov-the
great
amount
of
work
done
in
were
being
sanded
to
assist
pedes-
ered
with
a
beautiful
lace
cloth,
Victoria.
trians
to
cross
safely.
n4:.C(fertwdWHn-
7ov
chrysanj.
m
theniums.
The
.guests
wpre
received
by
Mrs.
If!
L.
A,
Tarr,
wife
of
the
president,
of
the
local
Red
Cross
branch,
and'
Mrs.
.Good.,
Mrs.
William
,
Cruickshank
and
Mrs.
J.
JR.
Elfer,t
were
In
charge
of
the
tea
room.'
Mrs.
C.
H.
Ellklns,
titcs.
Arnold
Flaten,
Mrs:
J.
R.
Lowe
and;
Mrs,
S,
C,
Thomson
pred.
SexYlteurs
were.
Mrs.
H.
A,-Breen,.
Mrs.
P;
A.
T.
Ellis:
Mrs.
O.
Vi
EvittV
Mrs.
Q-
A-
Hunter,.
Mrs.
Ji-'.
J.
Little.,
;Mrs,-
j;
p,
McMillan,
Mrs.
'AlejciMcRae,
Airs'.
R.
G.
Macr
aulay
and
Mrs
H,arry
Ward.
The
cashier
V(a!s
jMrs.
II.
Wallace.
Mrs.
G.
B;
dhuirch,
Mrs.
O.
V.
J
Foe
Ladles
and
Gentlemen's
f
TAILORING
m.
T.Lee
J
We
Cover
Buttons,
for
Your
Dies
By
Your
Omii
Clotlj
M
-
-
-
-
i
Cleaning
Pressor,
Repalrine
2
3dA?honeqreenflCft?.Q:75
J
fear,
TRAPPERS
Don't
sell
your
furs
on
the
waterfront.
Bring
them
up
town
to.
me.
'U
make
the
buyers
ay
30
more.
I
have
a
bit;
contract
to,
GOLPBLOO
PERSONAL
PRECAUTIONS
The
germ
of
the
disease
is
transmitted
by:
(1.)
Droplets
of
spray
from
loud
talking
coughing,
and
sneezing.
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(2.)
Through
drinking
and
eating
out
o:
utensils,
improperly
cleansed.
:
.
-
(3.).
By
direct
contact.
V
NOTE
The
mild
cases
are
as
dangerous
for
spreading
as
severe
.
ones.
More
even,
a
man
with
a
mild
case
jcomes
In
contact
with
a
greater
number
of
people.
,
"
(4.)
The
carrier
plays
a
larger
part
in
the
spreading
oMhe
disease
than
Is
realized,
j
Therefore
'
I
RED
CROSS
'SSiWiRoads.
And
Streets
HOLDS
TEA
an
assayer
at
this
plant.
.
Working
'
principally
through
E.
T.
Kenney.
AVOID
CROWDS
e
im.nBn
(M
mm
unnnlnA
ntrotnct
1nf1l1on94
j
II
attacKea
oy
ine
aisease,
Keep
warm,
svuu
iur
iuc
uwiur,
uuu
&ccp
uic
oui
uicmuvia
oi
me
i
family
out
of
the
room.
If
the
children
complain,
Keep
mem
at
nome,
ana
rcmemoer,
u
care
!
not
taken,
that
the
after-effects
of
the
dlseasi
are
the
pause
ol
the
deaths.
Isolation
of
the
Patient
will
pre
rent
the
Spread
of
the
Disease
"
1
GENERAL
RULES
-
1.
Avoid
needless
crowding;
influenza,
is
a
crowd
disease.
i,
2.
Smother
your
coughs
and
sneezes;
others
do,
not
w,ani
the
germs
which'
you
would
-throw
away.
3.
Your
nose,
not
your
mouth,
was
made
to
breathe
through;
get
the
habit.
4.
Remember
the
three
C's:
"A
clean
mouth,
clean
skin,
and
clean
clothes."
5.
Open
the
windows,
always.
a,t.
home
at
night;
at
the;
office
when
practicable.
'
SB.
Your
fate
may
be
In
your
own
hands;
wash
your
hands
before
eating.
lt
7.
Don't
use
a
napkin,
towel,
spoon,
fork,
glass,
or
cup.
which
has
been
used
by
another
person
and
not
washed.
PROVINCIAL
B
OARD
OF-
HEALtri,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Wilkinson,
Mis.
P.
M.
Ray
a,nd
"
Mrs.
D.
Sorrenti
were
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table.
'
Swain,
won
No.
129.
by
Mrs.
Nels
Amoth,
L
Earl,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lan
caster,
No.
27.
Hand
Made
Quilt,
donated
by
Miss
Jessie
Roth
well,
won
by
Robert
McKay,
N,o.
551
Fruit
Cake,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
McLeod,
won
by
T.
L.
Da
vies,
No.
93.
Hundreds'
of
people
try
a
"spot''
in
the
Dally
News,
classified'
column,
and
get
good
reiu,lts.
(tf.).
enue.
SMITHERS
Much
interest
was
taken
in
the
M
w
.
.
'
raffles,
conducted
by
Mrsf
T.-.W.-
-
jSf
?
stfeaat
..
,
,-
w,
.
,
a
teaon
Friday
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Bed
Thrw
donated
by
Uti
Lyle
STiJS
"
"
"'?"'
f
Mrs.
"
"
A:
Carr
is
visiting
Xun5
A
WARM
HOUSE
tyou
won't.
imndtie
'snotrand)
Aids,
in,
making
the
Christinas
season
an
enjoyable,
one.
people
have
been
known
to
use
a
on
of,
coal
as
a
Christmas,
gift.
Clean
coal,
full
weight
and
satisfactory
delivery
are
the
promises,
we
-keep.
Philpatt
Eyitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PpNE
651
G52
GUNN'S
Variety
Repair
General
Repairs
1
on
i(lL'b,.(
Footwear
and
Garments.
Tires
and
Tube's
Yulr"
ized,
."'
We
are
fully
equipped
to
do
ajl
blcycla&
w:heel
goods,
repairs
Service
and
Economy
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shoij
Advertise
In
the;
Dally.
NkWli
'
Hanrf
PillnrPH
rhi.hlnn
rfnnnUrf
.
.
vyiwi
7
'
2
iriends
at
Prince
Rupert.
1
u
o
,
'
'
y
Clkra
LindstrVm
n
ihSS!
Z
is
visiting
Sjrn
.tri
friends
in
Prince
Rupert.
Hankinson,
No.
47.
"
,.
,
.
.
Mr"
and
Mrs'
Edwin
Wison
Tea
Cloth
donated
bv
Mm
p
.
a.nd
wmSs
nryyuk:sveercrS
tsrur
Darton
No
169
xukpn
Territory,
have
taken
??:
th
sis
on
Lazelle
Av-
Pillow
Cases,
donated
hv.Mls,
I
.AV
II
I
I
.1
Headquarters
for
Box
Chocolates
Molrs
Lowneys
Ganongs
Guaranteed
fresh
stock;
Our
assortment
-includes
-all.
sizes
at
prlces'to
suit
eveTyp6cket.
Call
'at
burifildre
sftlmlhject
our,
jstock.
WekftoVcan
please
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
i
1
-k