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Queen
Charlotte
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In
Play
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C.G.I.T.
States
Delightful
Entertainment
Recently
?
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
May
--Friends
and
relatives
of
mem-bcr.
of
the
Canadian
Girls
In
'Training
group
here
spent
a
very
pnjcyable
evening
at
the
United
Church
hall
recently
when
they
'Ofere
the
guests
of
the
girls.
f
'The
chairman.
Reverend
Bail
Hartley,
ooened
the
Drogram
with
A
few
words
of
welcome
to
the
aud-nec
and
a
short
devotional
period
followed.
Mrs.
Hartley,
who
organized
the
group
last
fall,
gave
a
short
talk
on
the
aims
and
achievements
of
the
C.GJ.T.
The
speaker
Emphasized
the
fact
that,
in
these
days
of
unrest
and
worldly
strife.
It
was
necessary
to
give
young
people
jhe
right
start
and
to
teach
them
brotherly
love
and
to
fojlow
in
Christ's
footsteps.
She
also
stressed
jhe
more
oractfcal
though
none
the
less
important
side
of
the'
work
that
of
teaching
handicrafts
arid
arts
to
the
grouo
and
ended
by
thanking
friend?
for
past
help
and
appealing
to
them
for
advice
on
how
to
better
this
service
to
the
young
FLORAL
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
50
Inches
wide,
sunfast
colors
of
rose.
rust,
cherry
red.
eggshenygokl.
green,
blue.
Priced
away
below
regular
setting.
Qf
(f
Dollar
Day,
yard
Ox.UU
SILK
CURTAIN
NCTs
20
pie-es
dlk
curtain
nets
in
various
pattern
i.
Light
aonrry
shadet.
values
u-
yard.
Dollar
Day.
3
yards
for
.
01uU
SVW
nXFFY
DOT
MARRttESI'TtTE
40
in.hes
wm.
all
sunfact
colors.
two-Ion"
effect?
of
rev.
grc?n.
Wue.
yeuw.
mcribr'A
and
mauve.
Dollar
Day
Special,
0
pn
3
yards
for
J.UU
RATON
BROCADE
Extra
good
mnlitv
rayon
brocade.
15
eod
shades
to
choose
from.
Q-f
nn
Dollar
Day.
4
yards
for
t?XUU
COTTON
CREPE
Cotton
crepe.
30
Inches
wide,
good
quaTtv
15"
'hades
U
choose
from.
Q-
jin
Dollar
Day,
8
yards
for
.
txUU
SA.Afl.n
SWEATERS
AND
KNIT
GOODS
A
eonr-lete
range
of
travellers'
samples
In
high
class
knitted
'outerwear
Including
men'c.
ladies',
misses'
and
children's
garment-
Pri-?d
less
thin
manufacturers
cost
ff.r
Dollar
Day
selling.
LADIES'
RAYON
SILK
VESr
AND
BLOOMER
SETS
Vest-
and
blocmcr
sets,
Raysuede
non-run
Tuality
in
tea
ro
e
and
white.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
Urge.
oj
tt
Dollar
Day.
set
91UU
LADIES'
PRINCESS
SLIPS
ill
the
newest
styles
in
satins,
crepes
and
rovelty
cloths.
Values
up
to
Q-f
((
?175.
Dollar
Day.
each
J1.UU
GIRLS'
SILK
and
WOOL
HOSE
lood
strong
stocking
over
the
knee
in
fawn
hade
only.
Size
5
to
9&.
Q-f
AA
'pairs
for
ipJUUU
l
.f?;
an
absence
of
iixtee
1
yean,
Sirls.
in
the
course
of
which
h.
travelled
A
play,
based
on
life
In
India
and
extensively,
having
oe
1
in
Florid,
entitled
-The
Courage
of
ProUma,"
h'tv
York.
Toronto
ard
fo!land.
was
then
oreeented
by
the
girls,
as-
Alex
L-mont
h
ir
-:n
t
his
sisted
by
Mr.
Hartley.
In
the
cast
farao
oi
Tehik
Lake
i.r
Vander-were
the
Misses
Beth
Rudge,
Jean
hoof
where
he
intends
to
resume
Carmichael,
Margaret
Bruce,
Lily
his
permanent
residence.
Kirby,
Margaret
Mathers,
Georgia
Neubauer,
Linta
Bruce.
Elsie
Bruce.
Edward
Viney.
a
rancher
of
the
Loo
Bruce
and
Mr.
Hartley.
This
"ko
district,
dropped
dead
play
was
In
four
scenes
and
was'hUe
ridbl?
a
n9rse
near
Endsko
much
enjoyed
by
the
audience
'V
heart
failure
being
sud-whteh
edlj!
th
"us
r
dMth-
Mr
parUcularly
admired
the
col-
f
Vin'-V,ni,d
res,dfd
ln
he
ko
orful
and
cleverly
contrived
cos-
tumes.
Two
songs
by
members
of
the
vived
by
5
his
widow
and
several
i
cnaaren.
WU(I
1UWCU.
illC
111
3
1,
iCU
Little
Nigger
Boys,"
was
done
In
rr
.
.
...
.
,
.
ToteA
Branch
M.,vf
,nH
officials
for
the
The
second
was
"Three
Little
Pigs"
5"?"
the
Vanderhoof
and
greatly
amused
the
Junior
tv
oSlfr.
..,
T1
members
of
the
audience.
J'
1
J
.J"
A
solemn
and
beautiful
candle
'Y
lighting
ceremony
followed
thU
fTj
Si
.
.
?
Dart
of
the
program.
The
girls
and
?
,"
at
00
their
leader,
natty
in
spotless
white
.
2f"hf'
S.mlth
...
,
.
.
uviuuii
d
t,
run
ok.
james
w
t
middy
blouses
and
navy
nleatcd
.:
f!?
:..
J
Mm.
Itt
th-
rymbolic
candies
and
BeaE
Z
standing
at
attention
repeated
the
fiUJ
f,?.f
'
F?rt
raser
"nurpose-
of
the
C.GJ.T.
VZ
pT
"3
U
being
the
twenty-fifth
anni-,
rsurr
of
the
movement,
a
large
After
spending
the
winter
In
Nrthdav
cake.
lighted
by
twenty-
North
Dakota,
Paul
Boor
has
re-frve
pink
-andles.
was
In
a
place
of
turned
to
his
farm
ln
the
El-honor.
With
the
serving
of
re-
llsby
district
near
Vanderhoof
-hmnt
all
present
received
a
Mr
Boor
and
family
will
be
re-piece
of
it.
turning
in
the
summer
BEDSPREADS
English
Jaspe
bedspreads,
printed
in
assorted
colorings.
Size
64xSl
Q4
((
Dollar
Day.
each
?X.UU
Jlanufacturers
Surplus
Stock
TOWELS
30"
down
Turkish
towels
positively
lmre
r
than
pre-war
price.
You
should
l-k
this
special
over
to
appreciate
value.
Towels
for
every
occasion
and
you
would
be
well
advised
to
lay
in
a
stock.
All
priced
In
groups
for
easy
buying.
Special
window
display
Dollar
Day
Special
2
81.00
,rT
si.oo
4
T-
si.oo
5TT,U
i
S1.00
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
Delusicred
tllk
hose,
all
new
spring
shades.
Perfect
merchandise.
New
stock
Just
er
rived,
all
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
Q-f
A
A
3
pairs
for
t?X.UU
j
TEA
and
JGLAS'i',
TOWELS''
i
Assorted
colored
checks,
size
16x30.
Hem-
i
med
ready
for
use.
f
a
a
8
towels
f
or
CHILDREN'S
SLACKS
Neatly
trimmed
navy
blue
drill
slacks.
Sizes
6.
8,
10,
12
years,
O-fl
A
A
Dollar
Day.
pair
?xuu
TKS
DAILT
KTtC?
News
of
Northern
Districts
Kitwanga
Had
Tie
Contract
KITWANGA'.
Maay
3:
Under
the
supervision
of
Harold
Sinclair,
the
people
of
Kitwanga
hare
completed
the
contract
for
the
delivery
of
orvp
thojttaod
ties
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
contract
was
given
by
the
railway
company
irv
cDrqntfjnce
with
a
re-ouest
that
had"ben
pressed
for
ime
time
by
the
Kitwanga
people.
VANDERHOOF
q.
c.
city
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
United
Church
here
was
held
the
last
Tharediy
of
the
month
at
the
hMM
f
Mrs.
B.
Munro.
The
president.
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens,
pre
sided
over
the
meeting,
which
was
opened
by
the
repeating
of
th
Lord's
Prayer
Rollcall
,
followed,
ilne
members
and
one
vMtor
being
present.
The
treasurer
gave
her
report
to
the
effect
that
Uv
um
of
seventeen
dollars
remained
in
the
treasury.
Mare
goodt
v?re
distributed
to
the
members
to
be
worked
for
the
sal,
the
date
-f
wh
-h
wk
set
for
June
8.
Re
freehments
were
served
by
the
hostess
at
the
close
of
the
business
meeting.
all
of
whom
had
been
on
to
the
city.
a
visit
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
See
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstlndlng
Value
Stores
Close
at
fi
O'clock
SaturHav
SLTEKSILK
FULL
FASHIONED
HOSIERY
New
spring
shade
on
hand.
3-thrcad
chiffon,
all
pure
silk
and
guaranteed
rlngless.
very
sheer.
Sizes
84
to
10
V4-
Q-f
nn
Dollar
Day,
pair
vlUU
WHITE
BLANKETS
White
blanket
part
wool
finished
in
single.
Double
bed
stee.
nice
soft
warm
quality,
extra
good
value.
Qf
QC?
Dollar
Day,
pair
O'i.UU
PURE
WOOL
STEAMER
RUGS
Assorted
colors.
100
per
cent
pure
wool
Fringed
ends,
very
useful
for
bed
CO
CQ
or
couch
throws.
Dollar
Day.
ea.
0tlJ
EXTRA
HEAVY
STEAMER
RUGS
Large
size
steamer
rugs,
assorted
tartan
plaids,
good
heavy
weight,
ideal
for
hrd
wear.
Dollar
Day,
QQ
OQ
each
0O,&V
BED
THROWS
Good
heavy
weight
throw,
large
size,
bordered.
Grey
and
fawn.
Q-f
rjQ.
Dollarpay.
each
.
?Xlt
Flut.NNELETTE
BLANKETS
Assorted
check
patterns,
blue,
rose,
gold
and
mauve.
Size
70x80.
Q-f
AA
Dollar
Day.
each
vX.UU
TABLE
CLOTHS
52x52
Inches.
Silk
mixed
table
cloths,
assorted
fast
colors.
Q1
AH
Dollar
Day.
2
for
...
?XUU
NEW
HOMESPUNS
New
designs,
fast
colors,
reversible,
30
inches
wide.
Your
choice
of
six
different
patterns.
Oood
heavy
quality.
Q4
A(
Dollar
Day.
4
yard
for
?
A
U
U
LADIES'
BLOOMERS,
PANTIES
and
VESTS
Vckosuede.
tailored
garments
in
tea
rose
and
white
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large
Dollar
Day.
of
aa
2
garments
for
.
Kitwanga
Mourns
Passing
Of
Ethel
Evelyn
Sinclair
KirWANOA.
May
3:
Ethel
2velyn
Sinclair,
seven-year
old
laughter
of
Harold
Sinclair
and
foster-daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
itathtas
Bright,
died
recently
in
the
Hazelten
Hospital
from
the
effects
of
pneumoota,
the
remains
being
brought
home
to
Kitwanga
for
th
funeral
tn
which
almost
the
entire
population
of
the
vil
lage
participated.
There
was
widespread
grief
and
general
sympathy
was
extended
to
the
bereaved.
The
remains
were
accompanied
from
Hazeiton
to
Kitwanga
by
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elijah
Turner
At
Master
Stanley
Atkins,
son
of
j
the
home
station
there
was
a
large
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins,
had
ths
gathering,
the
cartel
eing
uken,
misfortune
whUe
at
play
to
slight-
charge
of
by
the
Junior
Woman's
ly
fracture
his
right
leg.
A
cast
Auxiliary
and
removed
by
Phillip
'
was
necessary,
but
he
is
now
able
Ryan
to
the
home
of
Mr.
and
to
get
about
on
crutches.
Mrs.
Mathias
Bright.
,
The
funeral
took
place
from
St
Miss
.Margaret
'Mathers
scalded
Paul's
Anglican
Church
with
the
her
ankle
severely
while
at
her
missionary
teacher.
J.
Hayhurat.
home
In
Sandsptt
over
the
week-
off
letting.
There
were
selections
end
and
medical
treatment
was
by
the
Kitwanga
Brass
Band
and
needed.
She
is
hoping
to
be
able
the
church
choir
and
Junior
Wo-I
to
resume
her
studies
at
the
local
man's
Auxiliary
sen
aanthemil
school
next
week.
and
hymns.
Mrs.
F.
D.
Sampare
I
nretdd
a
the
organ.
Harold
I
Cantain
Jack
Haan
of
the
Ber-
-lalr
and
E.
H.
Benson
also1
tha
O.
and
his
brother.
CaDtaln
sane.
""ei
Haan
of
the
Beatrice
H.
re-
On
the
funeral
evening
Chief
.luraea
norae
irom
Prince
Runert
0.t-Wah.
DeWet-Lasqea
and
I
where
they
had
spent
the
past
few
wne
Morean
gave
a
funera
weeks.
With
them
they
brought
fenst.
There
wre
imeerhes
of
re
jMrs.
Jack
Haan
and
two
children,
tret
and
Haraid
Sinclair
valued
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Barry.
Mr
his
anoreeUtton
for
aemoatbT
and
Mrs.
Mike
Anderson.
Miss
Ed-
whleh
hud
been
expressed
In
var
(na
Bsaven
and
Mr.
Charles
Bruce
ous
war
held
on
the
nineteenth
of
Ad;..
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
Btemgren
'n
IU4er
oncer
the
aus-
!nd
small
son
have
taken
th
P04
Awocuted
Study
rwnsejjelonging
to
Frank
Oale
for
Clubs
of
thc
BkWegate
Inlet
"
fmmT
Mr
Blomeren
Is
ln
CTtal
Unkm
MBt4c
WM
nppbci
'harv
st
h
PalfW
Mills
logging
by
Fr'ddy
Rum
and
his
Harmony
nieraUons
in
the
Inlet.
BoT"
Mr
0
H,u
Prsaided
at
the
door.
At
midnight
refreahmen's
I
A
vrrv
cnlnvable
dance
was
were
enred
at
Hanson's
Restaur-'
'
-
nt
Twenty-stx
dollars
was
real-
:
ued
and
aftar
dfdnetinc
the
er-
penses
the
balance
will
go
towards
'he
payment
for
the
set
of
book-Seepine
books
recently
racetved
by
j
the
unkm.
I
Rev
and
Mrs.
Bull
Hartley
are
HTing
nn
ipu
omi
ior
Vancouver
by
wav
of
Pruve
RuTert
They
expect
to
be
gone
a
month
and
while
in
the
south
Rev
Hartv
win
aHnd
the
United
Church
conference
Coming
over
from
Sandsnlt
on
h-
mission
tmt
Udal
to
attend
h
soH-1
Ttven
Hr
the
C.
O.
I
T
thl
-k
were
Mm
WUUtm
Mathers
Mrs.
George
Klrhy
and
Mrs.
J
KlUon.
1
A
meeting
of
the
board
of
dr-,
"t"1"
and
members
of
the
Credit
nd
Auditing
Committees
of
the
Skldegate
Inlet
Credit
Union
n
I
l.rt
vrrv
the
horn-
of
n
.
.
.
Mrs
joern
Mormmi.
secretary
treasurer
of
the
unkm
The
set
of
book-keeping
books
was
examined
and
discussed
and
a
good
deal
of
business
was
completed
It
was
decided
to
have
a
notice
board
made
o
iu.
tn
outside
the
office,
jiv
ing
the
hours
when
the
credit
uplon
was
open
for
business
The
matter
of
bonding
the
treasurer
was
Uken
up.
Mrs.
O.
Hill
was
appointed
clerk,
to
assist
the
secretary
with
tht
correspondence.
Norman
McKtnsle.
of
the
Ex-?nsion
Department
of
the
Urrtver-3.ty
of
British
Columbia
Is
visiting
:h?
Islands
supervising
the
organization
of
the
various
Credit
Unions
belrvj
formed
here.
He
vised
Massett.
Port
Clements
and
Lawn
Hill
during
the
week
of
'orll
22-27,
arriving
at
Queen
iarlotte
Cltv
0n
Sunday.
April
28.
At
a
Joint
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
and
the
credit
nd
supervisory
committees
of
the
"kldegate
Inlet
Credit
Union
hld
t
the
home
of
Oscar
Hill.
Mr
VrKenzle
he-rd
reports,
answered
f'-ms
of
th-
executives
and
'ntroduc-d
those
concerned
to
th
''Ikkeeolne
svtVem
to
hv
uwd
It
-
ho-ed
th
nk,
mepung
ould
be
arranged
while
he
was
In
own
but
It
depended
on
the
arrival
of
the
northbound
steamer,
dne
here
Monday,
and
which
Mr
M'Kenrle
intended
to
catch
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Farewell
Party
Given
At
Massett
MAS8ETT.
May
3
A
farewell
party
wa-
given
on
Monday
night
by
the
New
Massett
Community
Club
in
their
hall
to
bid
goodbye
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Carpenter
of
tht
Rose
Spit
Ranch
who
are
leaving
to
take
up
farming
near
Vanderhoof
Dancing
from
nine
until
one
r
clock
with
cards
for
non-danren
and
ample
refreshments
for
all.
made
a
most
enjoyable
evening.
During
the
supper
hoar
Rev.
A.
Abraham
made
a
happy
speech,
expressing
the
sincere
good
wishes
of
neighbors
and
friend
also
referring
to
the
holtaltty
of
the
Carpente-ranch,
especially
to
ship
wrecks
mariners.
Charlie
Carpenter
ha
been
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
sinre
early
boyhood
and
has
tot
years
run
Quite
a
herd
of
cattle
near
the
"Spit
"
Mrs.
Carpenter
(Nee
Kathleen
Dunn
1
came
to
Massett
from
England
some
seventeen
years
ago
with
her
parents.
Dr.
and
Mrs
Dunn.
She
Is
well
known
In
Prtnee
Runert
having
been
m
the
office
of
Rose.
Cnran
and
Latta
for
some
time
and
orlor
to
that
with
the
Dally
New
Now
rha
the
Carpenters
are
raising
a
family
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thing
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school
problem
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to
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district
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than
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