,
June
28.
1940.
THE
DAILY
rTETTB
"
t
1
(
,
100
K
fOR
THI
I
f
f
f
.
SMfek
IrcolaulonI"
ouHcmnen
demand
Mm
,
Johnnie
Rf
,
y
became
they
know
their
Scotch
!ftM?
3i
.
ff
AnlUtV
''.
-"esffi
twioU
a,,
i
MMMd
or
dlwltjrea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
gnogs
Menu
Prize
Lamb
)RTLAND.
Ore.,
June
28:
(CP
-aret
Densmore's
11-werk
Raibouillrt
lamb
won
the!
tie
.amb
and
bett-of.show
rib-
h
ai
a
livestock
exhibit.
ive
never
seen
a
lamb
as
fat
as
wej)
developed
as
this
one
it
a
SMITHERS
Mrs.
L.
H.
Kenney
has
as
vial.
iters
her
two
sisters.
Mrs.
B.
Bow
distinctly
under-iConstab,e
3-
8-
Clttk,
who
came
ire
Protects
Against
BOTH,
Skids
and
Blowouts
!
DO
YOU
KNOV?
what
happened
whtn
aVed
nouundt
of
muioriill
ihi'l
aucition:
Which
are
more
n(ttroui--
ikldt
or
b!uw-oot
Wll,
u
ahoul
half
laid
"dj,"
And
ihe
oihrr
half
said
blow.ouei.'
Stltnown
are
the
only
tire
t
thai
gira
you
ihe
Life-Satcr
'tut
and
ihe
new,
Improved
Goldait
My
.
.
.
thcarratot
J'l'fy
Comhinaiion"
r
offered
aaaintt
both
akidt
and
JJ-outJ.
lliinkofill
Th"windhild-wiprr"aclionof
"
Life-Sater
Tread
actually
awrrpt
roada
jo
dry
you
n
light
a
match
on
ha
track.
No
wondr
thii
lire
will
Mop
you
quicker,
safer
on
a
wel
paremenC
than
jou'e
eer
"opped
Uforel
t
put
y(nxt
nJnj
on
,nt
out,,!,
0(
i
lire
after
it
had
been
fanfijt?
Pretty
hot,
wain't
it?
Uat
lhat'a
noihinjt
compared
the
heat
that'a
generated
ittUt
the
internal
heat
that
I'k'!0
man
of
today's
hljth-ipeed
blow-outs.
And
that's
"r
lhi
new
Sitvertowa
has
aaother
s;reat
safety
intention
Kh
"w,
improved
Cnilden
Fly,
Ily
reiim'ng
this
internal
."'J
Goodrich
Golden
I'ly
proteos
you
againit
high.
IU
DIOWK)Utl,
P"'l
tale
chances
with
either
a
akld
or
a
blow-out.
See
J"
"are
Goodrich
Dealer
now
shout
putting
Silvertown
four
carthe
lire
ibat
does-double
duty"
as
a
life-saver'
Phone
566
Co"ip1etc
Automotive
Servi
cc
KITSEGUKLA
N.
P.
McEwen
B.
A.,
who
taught
the
Indian
day
school
in
Kltse-
i
man
ana
Mrs.
M.
Archibald,
and
e-iiki-i
Arirs
ih
rw'.r
i.r
trd
Toenails
Didn't
Draw
a,so
ner
brother,
David
Smith,
all
last
week
for
his
home
in
Win-
rile
liul
General
Condition
ot
Vancouver,
who
motored
un
nlpeg.
His
parents
are
at
present
Did
from
the
coast
city
for
a
visit
ln'm
DauPnln
and
he
will
also
visit
the'
Bulkley
Valley
town,
arriving
lhere'
on
Monday
evening.
I
The
people
of
Kltsegukla
and
other
Indian
reserves
along
the
railway
Wne
have
been
leaving
CoiuWerable
v,
change
is
taking.
during
the
past
few
days
for
the
place
In
the
staff
of
the
Provln-
canneries
at
the
mouth
of
the
clal
Police
Department
at
Sml-
Skpena
Rwr
to
be
employed
fof
thers
at
the
end
of
this
month.
iin
iummtT-
,
'J;,i.'
rh,T.K,
.
U.
-"T"jwanga
have
about
completed
the
v"a"
nao
notnmg
w
.oisinct
several
years
ago
and
who'
cuttine-
of
lapimin
and
hlrrVi
nn-J'ha.rX,
1"dfiha
popular
here,
is
cordwood
by
the
carload
lots.
"
fffd'
animal?"
taking
over
the
Burns
Uke
de-J
'tachment.
while
Constable
W.
n.
J-
D.
Brown,
pioneer
Kitseeukla
it;--ft
explained
that
the
navWsnn
h
,
rancher,
has
been
reeeivin?
or.
6.
f'hce-Chee.
had
five
bottle
..
"t,c
Hr.
t
.ki
m.,.
'
"h
r
f
ftpo.
each
day
and
Ue,
oTrt
8
Rh-
iuncn
oi
arahami-
utouTer
sian.
uotn
r
rann.H..
la
the
way
baek
to
the
farm.
If-"-"
devoured
the
blue;
carry
of
these
men
have
been
very
ef-
-
flclent
In
their
work
here
and
.
.
WH-ra,
UlQ0lnn(mrnM
Thla
New
c
"afct.
v.7""'e
1
1
.
.
2.
SrtL
'""".
nlo,
'
iiou
"w
on
ii
r.
Vr'r
'rtid.
l
...
f9
.
C.l.
"
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v
mrnrwjiaiivM'i'itiiiii'Mii'Ki
RUPERT
MOTORS
l
I
News
of
Northern
Districts
United
Church
Picnic
Success
At
Burns
Lake
BURNS
LAKE,
June
28:
The
United
Church
Sunday
School
held
a
very
successful
picnic
on
th
church
grounds
last
Saturday
afternoon
with
a
large
gathering
at
tending,
Terrace
Couole
Are
United
In
Wedding
Bonds
T1RRACE,
June
28:
An
Inter
esting
wedding
took
place
on
Wed
nesday
when
Miss
Jennie
King
th
.
'
nr
uwij
i
service
Held
At
Church
Army
Hal
minv
M.nH.
.....
.
.
i
hi
imnm
ui
rrvpie
IX-JTIIlt
many
friends
to
their
new
posts,
.
suits.
Fof
stwna
jPVOUUft
WR0NG.11
IT
WAS
A
BlOIV-0lr
Y
...BELIEVE
ME
THERE'S
w
SCDS
EVEN
MORE
J
f
NOTHING
WORSE
DANGEROUS
!
-"j
was
united
in
marriage
to
Harold
Smith.
The
ceremony
was
solemn-
bed
at
the
King
home
near
Terrace.
Rev.
C.
Addiman
officiating.
Fred
Smith,
brother
of
the
bridegroom
acted
as
groomsman
and
Mrs.
Farkvan,
sister
of
the
bride
as
matron
of
honor.
KITWANGA
FAREWELL
K1TWANOA.
June
28:
A
ot
t.reweit
lor
tnose
peoplt
'of
the
village
before
leaving
for
their
season.!
work
at
tne
Sceena
River
canneries
was
heid
in
th
i
Church
Army
Hall
at
Kitwanga
there
being
a
larse
congregation
in
attendance.
j
There
were
opening
remarks
bj
Capt.
H.
Wllltsqu
arter
which
Sec
ond
Captain
Solomon
Bryant
led
In
the
singing
of
"Look.
Ye
Saints,
the
Sight
is
Olorious."
The
prin
deal
address
was
given
by
Matthias
Bright,
lay
reader,
followed
by
a
farewell
program
under
thf
leadership
of
Captain
E.
Talt
Short
addresses
were
given
by
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
Hayhurst,
resident
missionaries;
J.
Ryan,
lay
reader
Solomon
Bryant
and
Capt.
P.
Ben
son,
various
members
of
"the
con
gregatlon
also
adding
a
few
word
of
farewell.
Solos
were
sung
bj
Mrs.
F.
Johnson,
Capt.
S.
Bryant
Airs,
semldeeks
and
Mrs.
M.
Washburn.
The
anthem,
"Praise
Ye
the
Lord,"
was
rendered
by
St.
Paul
Church
choir.
Farewell
songs
wen
sung
by
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
members,
layreaders,
F.
Johnson
family
and
the
young
ladles
of
the
vlllase.
A
word
of
testimony
and
farewell
was
sent
by
Sergeant
Major
S.
Fowler
whose
Illness
prevented
his
attendance
at
the
service.
The
program
came
to
a
close
with
the
sinking
of
"God
Be
With
You
Till
We
Meef
Again"
and
prayer.
i
Refreshments
were
served
by
members
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
followed
bv
the
singing
of
"God
save
tne
King."
CUSSIHEU
FOR
REN1
FOR
RENTfurnlshed
3-room
flat.
July
and
August.
Blue
935.
(152)
FOR
RENT
Central
eight
roomed
house.
Apply
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88-
.-
tf.
LOST
LOST
Sum
of
money.
Phone
227.
(155)
FOUND
FOUND
Yale
key.
Owner
can
have
same
by
paying
for
this
ad.
Apply
Dally
News.
Local
Lady's
First
Caller
Full
Grown
Moose
Pays
Vhit
To
Mrs.
Mance
at
Lake
Kathlyn
lay
morning.
But
for
the
fact
that
there
Is
aj
n
for
moose.
Mrs.
Blance
might
have
laid
in
a
good
stock
of
moose
neat
for
the
summer.
WOULD
DO
WAR
BIT
Canadian
Legion
Of
Smithersl
Holds
Meeting
At
Round
Lake
SMITHERS.
June
28:
Bulkley
I
alley
branch
of
the
Canadian!
Legion
held
an
annual
meeting
at
Round
Lake
on
Wednesday
eve-ling"
when
about
thirty
veterans
fathered
there
from
all
around
Ae
district.
President
J.
L.
McEwen
presided
over
the
meeting.
The
chief
discussion
centred
around
the
effective
aid
that
might
be
given
by
veterans
in
the
jrosecutlon
of
the
war
U
full
and
:orrect
use
would
be
made
of
all
those
who
would
like
to
do
their
bit.
It
was
generally
felt
that
thej
lge
limit
of
50
years
was
too
low!
is
many
veterans
up
to
55
years'
ouia
give
satisfactory
service
in
many
ways.
Many
of
those
present
were
of
the
opinion
that
veterans
ihould
be
used
throughout
the
:ountry
to
give
voluntary
training
to
boys
and
young
men
and
that
some
equipment
should
be
provided
for
this
purpose.
It
was
the
opinion
of
the
meet-
mg
also
that
any
men
taken
Into
the
service
of
either
the
provln-
lai
or
the
Dominion
government
wrvlce
during
the
war
should
not
be
entitled
to
any
seniority
rights
until
one
year
after
the
war
had
finished,
thus
giving
veterans
of
Uils
war
time
to
get
demobilized
ind
obtain
civil
service
work
with
jreference
and
seniority
over
those
who
had
not
enlisted
for
the
war,
Vrool
wIiBIQ5
Gt
an
at
tana
tat
littla
aarkllaa
!
's.ii....
rtajtr
aeu.
ft.st
tray
FREE!
St.a
tkra
Blua-Oiia
Tim
fran
Bi
fla
Claaattr
tli.
aad
IS
t
cr
acklif
aaa
t(f.,
ta
Uaite
Ckimltal
Ca..
LM..
Maatrtal.
Act
aaick.
naka
tart
at
tur
aawl
BIG
FIVE
1
V.LbANScR
le
aa
matt
valia
for
ar
maacy
It'a
a
kitter
Claamtr
Sclia.
tlfltally
maa-a
al
tiant
laartaieata
Waat
seratck
Na
aaiill
and
It
It
kla
ta
yaar
kaadt
kttauta
It
can-talat
all
tka
aataral
't
Clyctrlaa.
UNITED
CHEMICAL
CO.
LTD.
3830
St.
Ambrolse
St.
Montreal
HOLIDAYS
Hook
Your
Reservations
at
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAW
Now
Also
for
Full
Particulars
Write
MRS.
DUNN
Massett,
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
n.c.
Married
At
Burns
Lake
j
Miss
Margaret
Gllgan
Is
United
I
To
Louis
Gair
Of
FornMaU.
BURNS
LAKE,
June
23:
Tha
SM1THEES,
June
28:
Mrs.
F.
N.
.united
church
mane"'at
Barn
Blance
of
Prince
Rupert
is
a
new
rake
was
th-
settlne
on
Tuesdav
roiwinir
a
snoru
nroeram
with
addition
to
the
summer
colony
at
evenina
r6I
tn
marrlasfr
of
Mar-
IForestdale.
lake
and
also
owln?
to
the
fact
hcr
flf,t1her'
.T"
&
S0Wn
her
long
hlt
a"d
em-
-at
it
is
at
present
th-
close
sea-1?-
-n
IDroiaerea
net
tcjj
was
nzia
ay
a
wreath
of
orange
blossoms.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
pale
tea
roses
(
ana
tern.
Miss
Janet
Gllgan
as
bridesmaid
MacKenzies
lff
?Liia1i!!BHaiRSa
WILSONS
REALLY
KILL
One
pad
kills
flirt
all
day
and
TerV
Amy
tor
2
or
3
week.
3.
pada
in
.ifh
packet,
No
spraying,
no
atirkinraa,
no
Lad
odor.
Ak
yoor
I)rulft,
Graxrry
r
General
Store.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THE
W
It
VON
n.Y
PAD
CO.,
Hamiti.
Ont.
prize,
and
games,
delicious
re
"
l'r
PaU1Cla'
dau8nte5'l
wore
a
gown
of
dusky
rose
taffeta,
freshmenu
were
served.
recently
purchased
the
Warner
and
Mrs
John
G11gan
of
Tchesln-
Oeoree
Qalr
hrother
of
the
Th
narenta
of
the
children
and
lot
on
a
very
desirable
comer
of
-,,.
to
Louis
Allen
Oalr.
son
ot
r
.
.
.
.
...
.k.
-K
ho.
atit
a
turn.
...
....
-5luu.
ihe
Sunday
school
teaching
stair
k"c
"c
.
.Mr.
ana
Mr.
wuHam
wan
oi
were
responsible
for
making
th
mer
cottage
mere.
event
such
a
success.,
On
her
first
day
of
occupation1
was
groomsman.
Mrr
Adam
Crisp
played
the
nuptial
music.
.
-
.
.
...
.
TT
rarenuinv
lit
Tfrl
nrmwl
TVfc
U
.1.
iit
oi
nf
tho
tne
now
new
rnMawp
conage
sne
h
waa
was
rerv
rery
..rt
.
nnrnj
--.ttliiar
r
bv.
Rpr
m,v.
""WJ
r
JUU"S
vuuuic
m
.
..arnrised
to
meet
a
fall
grown,-"
"tr'
'"T
"
nr
"
moose
on
her
door
step
yester-
'
Urge
g3thcrinK
of
reUu,a
of
the;
;
bride
and
groom.
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
by
Furniture
KillnrnP.U.
Baa
to
lam
"
'
UST
ovowar
nmlwtTfaurraraa'
rmaur
takfelm
jt;
vtlclR
'
Excellent
quality
at
a
medium
price.
Oil
Easy
Term
Your
old
Sii'ite
taken
a$
JU
V
part
payment
Phone
"75
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Convenient,
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at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Atent
Third
Are.
phone
568
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