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ON
SCREEN
rati
Fields
Here
In
"Shinvard
'Sally"
Scenes
of
Queen
Kliza-
"beth
Launch
Louis-Godoy
Fijht
Pictures
;-t
.
The
Jovial
British
queen
of
comedy,
Oracle
Fields,
is
featured
tonight
.and
tomorrow
night
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
in
'Shioyard
SiDy."
her
Cp-star
being
Sydney
Howard.
Oracjr
flays
the
part
of
the
pro-prietiir
of
a
pub
in
Clydebank,
the
jhipbuHding
centre
of
Scotland.
Her
ownership
of
the
resort,
however,
was
ijuite
unexpected,
her
erratic
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ii
:
Mackenzie's
Furniture
Extraordinary
Value
Tf'rms
Arranged
S135-00
Fast,
cheap
ELECTRIC
heat
that
gives
you
more
free
time
and
much
less
work
to
do
because
it
is
so
CLEAN.
THAT'S
what
you
get
when
you
change
to
ELECTRIC
cooking.
Installed
in
your
kitchen
FOR
C
M
ONLY
WJIcirneu
V
Buili
bv
Rr.i
iht
RUST
L'urif
'
!
htifivly
ronstruclfd
n.ile
miT
ht
b6
in
J
vany
of
cor-trinti.
PaMiird
toiwfjlnl
io,kn
mill.viucm
Pnte
for
the
three
pieca
Phone
"75
10
DOWN
3
years
to
pay
the
U-l
UUIUIHU
Don't
delay.
Start
enjoying
the
benefits
of
electric
cookina
at
once.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
father
having
invested
all
her
savings
in
the
tavern
while
he
ana
'Grade
were
barnstorming
the
Isles
as
a
music
hall
team.
She
soon
be
come;
the
fast
friend
of
the
Ship-
i
builders
and
practically
queen
of
'the
shipyards.
She
sings,
dances
tnd
cuts
un
generally.
Interestingly
enough,
the
film
opens
with
a
scene
of
the
launching
and
christening
of
the
great
steamer
Queen
I
Elizabeth
which
is
much
in
the
'
limelight
today
after
her
spectacular
voyage
across
the
Atlantic
Ccean
from
the
Clyde
to
New
York.
Also
on
the
same
bill
with
"Shipyard
Sallv"
are
bein?
.shown
the!
Louis-Godoy
fieht
films,
something
which
will
be
of
importance
to
those
mteresud
In
sports.
A
fifty
ten;
riassltieii
ad.
ftrn
make
you
many
dollars.
W'ii
Yhiffiets
From
The
Waterfront
C.
N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt,
H.
E.
Nedden,
is.
due
back
at
9
o'clock
tonight
from
her
regular
voyage
to
Ketchikan
and
Stewart.
The
vessel
arrived
from
the
south
at
9
o'clock
yesterday
morning
and
left
at
2
p.m.
for
the
north.
Southbound
from
here
to
Vancouver
via
0:ean
Falls
and
Powell
River,
she
'alls
at
11:15
tonight.
I
More
Dufch
Ships
!
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n
Are
attacked
w
German
Aircraft
AMSTERDAM.
March
7F.ntrhr
uutch
shins
have
b?"n
attacked
bv
nrrin
bombimr
nbn-
in
thr
North
Sea
since
the
week-end.
On
wa
sunk
but
the
others
were
successful
in
maklni
fb""r
getaway.
The
Dutch
government
has
already
strongly
protested,
over
the
attacks.
I'aNliiiri.id
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VALENTIN
In
MP
THOItA
Roller
Rink
Dally
S?ssions
as
Follows:
Mon.,
Tues.,
Wed.
8
to
11
p.m.
Thurs.
7
to
9:30,
Dance
10
to
?
Friday
6
to
8:30,
8:30
to
11:0'J
Sat,
Children..
10
to
12
a.m.,
2
toi:30.
6
to
8:30,
8:30
to
11
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
uitfr
1
News
of
Northern
Districts
TONIGHT
and
in:
2
Shows
Nlehtlv.
Lnn
.
In
-
ROASTING
JSC
J
and
BROILING
7
r
,T"PsSeSP
Come
in
today
and
see
our
1940
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Married
At
Burns
Lake
wedding
was
quietly
solemnized
In
the
United
Church
manse.
Bums
Lake,
on
Thursday
evening
last,
of
Annie
Evelyn,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emil
Johnson,
and
Floyd
Frederick,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stayner,
with
Rev.
Adam
crisp,
officiating.
For
her
wedding
the
bride
chose
a
gown
of
empire
blue
silk
crepe
with
accessories
to
match.
Her
matron
of
honor.
Mrs.
Irvin
Pen
nington,
wore
a
gown
of
black
silk
crepe,
embroidered
in
shades
of
rose.
Irvin
Pennington
acted
as
groomsman.
The
ceremony
took
place
under
an
arch
of
rose
and
sl'vcr
stream
ers,
cautrht
un
with
nlnk
and
white
sweet
peas,
centered
by
a
in?
bell.
The
weridln?
Marh
was
nlavH
rhvd
durinnr
the
s'nlng
of
the
rp"'st.pr.
Mr.
snq
w
Rvner
are
tn
tp.
side
in
Burns
Lake.
Tf
von
risve
something
to
swap
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P'-f-ifM
Ad
13
BITTER
Y-C0OJ,,:w
in
mmsM
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AUCTION
Sale
Of
Carpenter's
Tools
On
Saturday,
March
9th,
commehc-'ng
at
Z
p.m.
sharp
at
J.
Larus-on's
carpenter
shop
at
the
junction
of
Cow
Bay
and
Third
Ave.
Instructed
by
the
owner
I
will
sell
f
r
v
aucucn
10
ine
nigncst
bidder
the
following:
Set
of
carpenter's
and
Joiner's
tools,
steel
mire
box
and
saw.
screw
clamps,
Stanley
adjustable
plane.i
no.
4o,
steel
and
wood
Joining
nlanes.
smooth
plane,
etc.,
,etc.
Turning
lathe
(not
finished),
variety
cf
well
seasoned
hardwoods.
suitable
for
h-me
work
shoos
or'
manual
training,
mahojanv.
oak.!
yew,
qu?ntity
of
dry
soft
wood
blacksmith's
forge
and
other
tools,
nlumbine
tools,
pioes.and
fit
tings
in
iron
and
bmss,
steel.
shaft
m?,
and
many
other
useful
articles
'n
mr.M
?nd
wood
too
numerous
to
mention.
1
Ford
car
engine.
14
h.
Fisthpe
Engine
in
Al
condition.
115
foot
pleasure
boat
(new)
built
fi-y
?rrr.
jindVMl.
Windows
and
ana
iihs,
ouirs.
cmsets,
"i-olinn
torch,
tool
trunk.
100-foot
ticket
fence
with
gate,
posts,
com-nletc.
Must
Be
Sold
Terms
Cash
Geo.
J.
Dawes
AUCTIONEER
i
Spring
Weather
Reaches
Terrace
"
"
:
Temperature
Reaches
Fifty
in
Miss
Annie
Johnson
Becomes
the
,
Shade
This
Week
in
Interior
Bride
of
Floyd
Stayner
Town
BURNS
LAKE.
March
7
The
i
iijiuvnoti,
marcn
i
very
mua
springlike
weather
prevails
in
Terrace
this
week.
Temperature
reach
ed
50
In
the
shade
Monday.
The
mild
winter
has
been
anything
but
a
godsend
to
those
wh0
in
past
winters
have
been
able
to
gain
some
wages
by
clearing
the
roads
of
snowdrifts.
The
present
winter
,
brought
no
blizzards.
Bernard
Shaw
Play
Taken
Up
OCEAN
FALLS,
Mar?h
7.
On
the
program
of
the
Everywoman's
Club
on
Saturday
was
the
reading
of
Berna-'
RMw'-
"Oeneva,"
a
play
showing
whit
the
Leafiie
of
Na-t'op-
i-ht
hve
ricno.
Mrs.
Bennett
played
the
Judge,
Ms.
Russsll,
he
prrot-ry.
Mrs.
nalhiun,
the
v's-
m-.
K-ith
McAllister,
the
Entertainments
At
Ocean
Falls
betrothed.
Mr.
Sutton,
the
new-
crmer.
M-s.
.
Logan,
the
Jew;
Mrs.
C
'Ua'i'dn
ananim
I
Off
inn
o,.tf
P
n.-hs
Mldbnder
LVHlOU.
Mrs.
ft'nn.
RhardonP"
Mrs.
Saxon.
Hrr
Bitt.W.
Mm.
McDon-iri
tr)9n-n
de
Foriinbras
and
the
Bishop;
Mrs.
Corker,
the
Commissar-
Mrs.
Aoolebv.
the
journalist
and
the
widow.
Two
vocal
soli.
by
Mrs.
Morley
Patterson
completed
the
program.
MAto?
f-ririh
1
FINANCING
Operatic
and
Dramatic
Society
Gives
Two
Performances
at
Paper
Town
OCEAN
FALLS.
March
7.
The
,
Ocean
Falls
Operatic
and
Dramatic
Society
gave
performances
on
two
occasions.
On
both
occasions
the
I
house
was
well
filled.
First
the
choral
group,
undeMhe
direction
of
S.
Stapleton,
gave
a
fine
rendering
of
many
old
and
several
new
pieces,
intersnersed
with
violin
solos
by
D.
McNeil,
and
monologues
by
T.
A.
Goodrldge.
Miss
Simpson
was
the
accompanist.
Then
the
Playmakers
gave
a
one-act
comedv.
"Heaven
on
Earth,"
with
Mrs.
Kinnalrd.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Kelly,
Jack
Smith.
Heber
Hartie
and
Miss
Patricia
Willson
taking;
part.
Th?
main
nrtr
werp
unusually
we''
p?tprt
a"rf
h
rlav
ri'd
great
cdl
t
Mis-
Fisnpth
Lehman's
direct'on.
Rev
Rns's
scenery.
Mn
Macey's
lbhtine
effects
and
the
curtain,
bv
M.
Alnsworth
nnd
Mator
Bennett
al'
deserved
the
praise
they
got,
Drive
At
Terrace
Quota
is
Exceeded
anl
Amount
Is
Sent
to
Headquarters
TERRACE,
March
7-Canadlan
Legion
met
on
Thursday
and
discussed
the
nation-wide
drive
for
War
Service
Inc.
Treasurer
Gregory
reported
that
the
Terrace
quota
had
been
more
than
collected
and
it
was
decided
to
send
the
amount
along
without
delay.
Creditable
Showing
by
Terrace
"
,
Mwp"y
ar
Honors
Divided
'
TERRACE,
March
7.
The
Village
Corporation
of
Terrace
has
issued
It?
annual
statement
.showing
how
accounts
went
in
1939.
In
its
way
this
statement
of
the
affairs
of
one
of
the
smallest
of
municipal
governments
Is
very
satisfactory
and
may
in
seme
resrects
be
the
envy
'of
those
cities
whose
finances
run
.into
millions
and
whose
councillors
I
get
a
bad
headacke
when
the
time
comes
to
balance
the
annual
budget.
The
Village
of
Terrace
carried
on
its
usual
functions,
kept
its
roads
and
sidewalks
In
repair,
extended
Its
water
system,
collected
what
meagre
licenses
the
provincial
government
left
to
it,
paid
off
Its
bank
loan
and
finished
the
year
with
more
cash
than
it
started
with.
,
The
following
summary
tells
the'
story
Balance
at
fist
of
year
$
51.50
Receipts
3166.98
Payments
2906.64
Balance
at
end
of
year
311.84
In
Hoop
Games
Kltkatla
Won
Senior
Game
Greenville
Hut
Lost
Intermediate
at
GREENVILLE.
March
7.-Playin?
here
a
few
days
ago,
Kltkatla
senior
and
Intermediate
basketball
teams
split
honors
with
Greenville.
Kltkatla
won
a
closely
contested
match
41
to
37.
losing
the
intermediate
encounter
48
to
27.
During
their
visit,
the
Kltkatla
party
visited
the
partially
completed
new
church
and
made
the
gen
erous
donation
of
$33
to
assist
in
buying
lumber
for
its
construction
in
view
of
the
destruction
In
tho
recent
sawmill
fire
of
lumber
which
was
to
have
been
used
in
the
building.
The
Kltkatla
party
was
headed
by
jnmes
Lewis,
cnier
councillor
of
the
village,
Joe
Innes,
president
of
the
xceisior
uiub,
and
Norman
Lewis
Grade
(The
Lassie
from
L
;
imiains
ijuecn
of
find
ihf
(in.(
f
II..
France
.
.
.
brinCs
0nh,
latest
comedy-hit
!
-
-
nun
urir:,
l
'il-
ensa8ln?
storv
of
stot
land's
famous
shin
hn;
ij,
varil
nt
rivrlhfi,.k
,
v.j..vUU.,n,
uiasjiii
liUaitd
by
20lfr
Cantwy-fa
(At
7:45
and
9
50)
EXTRA
!
EXTKA
The
Greatest
Hint
Fighl
Since
Dempscy-Firpo'
AUTrftO
GODOY
Versus
'
JOE
LOUIS
A
15-Kound
World's
Hear
weight
Championship
fit-
Also
L,aiesi
world
War
and
firms!
Empire
News
BOYS'
CHURCH
SERVICE
BURNS
LAKE,
March
?
A
cessfui
boys'
service
was
ncJ
t)c,o
T
n
1.
T
T
1
1
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P
aay
evening,
me
program
rs-
ing
of
choruses
and
rc-'i'.-
was
much
enioved
bv
thp
-i
gation,
Solos
by
Kenne
and
Erling
Berg
were
w
:
aered.
Ac,!ve
pe0p,e
like
,0
eat
crisP'
flofden-brown
Shredded
Wheat
because
if
tastes
so
good.
It
is
good
nourishment,
because
it
brings
you
all
the
energy
of
whole
wfieaf.
Two
Shredded
Wheat
biscuits
with
milk
and
fruit
contain
no
let
fhnn
a!nUt
(nnA
uni,.P
Three
Vitamins
(A,
B,
and
C),
Calcium,
Phosphorus,
Iron,
Proteins
and
Carbohydrates.
A
bowlful
of
balanced
nourishment
for
Just
a
few
centsl
Give
the
family
this
Shredded
Wheat
treat
for
breakfast
regularly.
Start
todayl
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY.
LTD,
Nl.fr.
Fall..
Cn.d.
Ml?
Mr
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