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6DC
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Service
Watch
Clock
and
Jewclery
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
CHAS.
I)Oni3IEAI)-Optomctrist
in
Charge
Licensee
for
Numounts
The
very
latest
In
eye-Wear
Thone
?6I
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
THE
STORE
OF
MANY
GIFTS
Just
Arrived
The
Latest
in
Novelty
Jewclery
for
Ladies
Summer
Frocks
Don't
Forget
Mothers'
Day
SundayMay
12th
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
PASSES
AT
MENNONITE
SMITHERS!
MIGRATION
Edward
A.
Peterson,
Railway
Fireman,
Succumbs
To
Heart
Attack
SMITH
EHS,
May
8:
The
death
occurred
suddenly
from
heart
failure
in
Smithers
on
Saturday
evening
of
Edward
A.
Peterson.
Mr.
Peterson
was
a
locomotive
fireman
in
the
employ
0
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
He
had
not
been
In
good
health
for
some
time
but
was
around
town
all
day
Saturday
as
usual.
He
had
stopped
at
-the
house
of
a
friend
early
In
the
evening
when
he
complained
of
feeling
very
weak.
A
doctor
was
called
but
he
pass?d
away
shortly
afterward.
Mr.
Peters-m
leaves
his
wife
and
family
m
Smilhers
where
thPv
Iarty
Of
Ninety-Nine
Take
Up
Chcslatta
Lake
Land
j
SMITHERS.
May
8:-A
conting-frnt
of
99
Mennonites
arrivH
in
Ir.
...
-
.
ourns
JuaKe
on
Tuesday's
train
irom
AiDerta
to
rorm
a
settlement
in
the
Cheslatta
Lake
district
between
Francois
and
Oitsa
Lake
'and
about
25
miles
south
of
Bums
Men,
women
and
children,
they
have
about
20
cars
rin
ih.
i-iv.
to
accomodate
themselves,
their
sroejc
and
enulpment.
This
is
aui
an
imnortant
addl-f"'1"
v
the
firming
population
of
fV
Brtrns
Tjite
area.
have
resided
for
the
past
few
years.
The
funeral
was
held
on
Tues
day
auernoon
ONE
MINUTE
TO
READ
THIS
MAY
SAVE
YOUR
LIFE
skids!
mnr)!T5i.i
j
ou
both
pack
dynamite?
That's
why
"half-way"
protection
can
be
as
dangerous
as
none
at
alL
Yes,
and
that'
all
the
more
reason
why
you
need
this
new
Goodrich
Safety
Siher-town.
Because
here
at
last
is
a
tire
that
gives
you
real
protection
against
BOTH
skids
and
blow-outs
in
every
ounce
of
cord
and
"rubber.
QUICKEST
NON-SKID
STOPS
Way
up
the
list
of
safety
features
in
this
new
Silvertown
is
the
Life-Saver
Tread
design-ed
to
act
on
wet
roids
like
a
whole
rapid-fire
battery
of
windshield
wipers.
It
sweeps
the
water
right
and
left
forces
it
out
through
the
deep
drainage
grooves
leaves
a
track
o
dry
you
can
LIGHT
A
MATCH
ON
IT!
So
it's
easy
to
understand
why
this
tire
will
stop
you
quicker,
safer
than
you've
ever
stopped
before!
This
Silvertown
also
gives
you
that
other
safety
feature
the
new,
improved
Golden
Ply.
By
resisting
internal
beat,
this
EXCLUSIVE
Golden
Ply
provides
scientific
protection
against
high-speed
blow-outs.
Don't
take
chances
with
either
a
skid
or
a
blow-out.
See
your
nearest
Goodrich
Dealer
today
about
putting
Goodrich
Safety
Silvertowns
on
YOUR
car.
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STEWART
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Construction
of
an
airplane
float
t
T
T
t
i
nyoer
nas
Deen
commenced.
It
will
be
somewhat
similar
to
a
float
which
was
installed
at
Stewart
a
few
years
ago.
The
first
Softball
game
of
the
season
between
Big
Missouri
and
Stewart
was
played
last
Sunday.
A
coftball
circuit,
alio
inchirMne.
Stewart,
is
to
be
operated
this
summer.
br.
C.
H.
Hankinson
of
Prinrc
Rupert
paid
a
visit
to
th
stewir
i'ie
Lodte
list
week
in
his
ra
pacity
as
district
deput;,
s
and
mas
ter.
e
was
taken
on
a
tour
of
Portland
Canal
mlnln"
operations
with
which
he
was
much
Impressed.
Archie
McPhall.
Dioneer
mlnlntr
man
of
the
Portland
Canal
nnrf
Alice
Arm
camps,
was
found
dead
at
Alice
Arm
a
few
days
ago.
He
was
eveniy-iwo
years
of
age
and
was
one
of
the
best
known
prospectors
and
miners
of
the
north.
His
death
occurred
under
tragic
circumstances.
Arthur
Noble
left
last
return
to
Vancouver
after
having
relieved
w.
o.
Broad,
customs
officer
at
Stewart,
while
the
latter
was
on
vacation.
A.
J.
Edlund,
construction
fore-'
man
for
Government
ToUoronV..
-
-
-
-.-f.
,
left
Stewart
last
week
on
his
return
n-l
7-1
.
iiui-c
uperi
auer
a
visit
there
official
duties.
Several
of
Stewart
youthful
pianists
presented
a
program
which
was
an
outstanding
feature
of
a
tea
held
lan
week
bv
the
Women
of
the
moosc
at
Stewart.
RECALL
KINCSFORD-SMITH
RYNDFY.
Australia.
May
8:
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-The
Southern
Cross,
plane
in
which
th
late
Sir
Charier
Kln
'""d-Smith
nioneered
many
al"
utes.
lies
neglected
in
a
hangar
here
The
pronertv
of
th.
nain
h
is
too
Dig
for
any
museum
Goodrich
wm
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1
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vmt
vxvvvrue
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Complete
Automotive
.
Service
THE
DA1LT
NTvVS
GAS
TEST
TIME
IN
WAR
ZONE
Whiff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
Camp
Bcinc
Built
-J
New
Oil
I'lant
on
Local
Waterfront
i
Mmott
Finished
Larce
Cannery"
The
new
oil
olant
of
J.
H.
Carson
Co.
Ltd
.
another
Imposing
local
waterfront
structure,
has
now
been
alrncst
completed
as
far
as
building
work
Is
concerned
and
It
vlll
not
be
ion
now
before
th
-
a
ifn
isssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssf
"smiiiiiw
rtsssiiiiiiiw
aamjrm.
a
&
French
,ndir:
s.
weat.nf
their
gas
mafks.
leave
a
gas
chamber
after
a
pas
test
in
the
Frei.ch
war
zone
poison
ham
gas
t
been
used
in
the
war
with
Germany
to
date,
but
then,
t,
aiwavs
the
chance
that
the
enemy
may
lay
a
barrage
of
it
at
any
time
i
activities
durtnj
recent
years
have
bt-.-one
more
exttnalve.
the
Can-
adlan
Fishing
Co.
aUo
operaUng
in
tha-
rr:
The
new
camp,
measuring
about
elfhty
by
fUty
feet,
will
be
comnleted
In
about
a
week
or
I
in
cays
ume.
It
la
expected.
Oeorte
Bryant
and
son.
Jim
hari
,
rew
rnnny
feeling
Sunday
evening
when
their
well
known
power
cruiser
IKrla.
upn
which
th
working,
loft
baUnce
on
the
Prince
"upen
Rowing
k
Yacht
club
cradle
Fortunately,
the
lines
held
nd
what
mlaht
have
been
a
rather
nlant
will
be
onaratin
th.r.
:
.
VT
wclaHU
averted.
Uter
bUkUng
1,
a
large
two-storey
one
loaS
WT
J
I
complete
with
boiler
plant.
The
rite
fL
ZL
and
wwlt
"
b
iwt
this
side
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
dock
on
the
lease
formerly
held
.
'
bv
c
o
Ktehum
which
also
con-
ln
eoeern
with
her
Wins
the
old
Prince
Rupert
Shell-
annI,a,
ovThul
hvln
been
com-8h
Co.
plant
more
recently
used
p,etw1'
C-V-R-
teamer
Prince
Char-for
salmon
curing
by
the
Prince
Ru-
removwl
,mm
pontoons
reti
Fishermen's
Co-operative
I
.
r
,or"'
ary
ary
the
latter
part
J0'
'Mt
week
and
if
non-
tied
up
at
Jri
Watn:
W,,h
curne
u
...v.
Prtnce
Rtroert
Bhellfbh
e
new
cannery
ramp
float
for
B.
C.
Packers.
Th
float,
contalnina
lare
stor
quarters,
net
rack
space
and
other
appurtenances
of
a
cannery
efiTn.
will
be
sW.ioned
a
Mlntctrap
Bay
rf
on
...
the
West
cn
Coast
wuaafc
of
Jl
'
union
canntni
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
tinds
antl-l-
nieo.
ine
prince
Ohariet
will
have
busy
summer
this
year
and
It
will
orobablv
b-
nerwary
to
oress
he
Prlnee
i0hn
tnto
rrviee
to
as-ist
her
with
th
traffic
Banks
Island
where
salmon
flshlngl
Launching
of
a
new
GO-foot
hali-
Jbut
boat
for
Kfnar
Petenon
and
Sfnley
S,tn
took
nlee
at
RU-
TIRED
ad
ACHEY
to
-JTLT
TLX
'
-v-w""-
u
iuicbci
tr
.
o
.
.
engine
oiaici
mk
lor
lmo
lull
,
J
PI
LLS
1
J
!
In
Canada
and
th
UJ-Rnu
and
ntw,
Ur(
Xoonomy
dt.
ut
Plan
Your
Holiday
Now.
.
The
SANGAJf
CAMP
near
Mas-sett
offers
a
splendid
holiday
for
young
and
old
-good
bathing
2
minutes
walk
from
River
or
Sea,
a
beautiful
8pot
with
separate
Cot-ace.s
or
Tents
fully
equipped.
Excellent
meals
served
in
Dining
Room
at
reasonable
rates,
store
on
premises
for
campers.
Badminton.
OUt-donr
iramM
'
hnnnU
Children
over
8
years
without
parents
carefully
looked
after
and
then
a
good
time.
For
fun
particulars
apply
MRS.
DUNN
SANfiAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
r.
Massett,
It.
C.
The
International
Fisheries
Commission
a-n-in-f
hl'bnt
inn--
all
rort,
on
(
frrvm
()
ireas
th's
Anri'
-ui
iihti
i
j
over
the
same
month
of
last
year.
JThe
wil
thi
A-ril
wa
"imooo
nr-Hnd-
r,,
Hlth
6821.000
-.FoundV
In
Annum
The
increase
jwa
eouallv
divided
between
.Vea
'No.
2
and
No
3
and
u.
h...
XPatly
Increased
slse
th-
rw
.Th.lni,v,dualbMtc,tchM
.Seat
),
neet
wer-
two-third,
of
e
plan
V0,Bntary
cuitament
.nLhbUi
WMeta
"ach-Aiftnn
!
y"rday
totalling
61.000
.
K
pound,
at
an
40)0
pounds,
san
Juan,
9,c;
TUei-
md
9c
(1000
noimrt.
i-.
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,
Yaoulna.
13W0.
WhiZ.
w,iC
and
i
i
C
N
n.
steamer
Prince
Qeorae
'
at
10.15
thU
morning
from
Van-:
boat
rlcnics
Brin.
'
n"'
1
Rlv"
nd
Ocean
and
enjoy
a
real
vationW.3l.T5ltn,s
rnoon
for
families
,
"n,
'"?..
im
mewart
wnpnce
she
Ci.uwi
nere
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
The
vcmbcI
Zull
"URn
I
north
n
trrwvl..l,.
as
well
a
a
substantial
freight
car-
Five
thousar.o
people
read
.the
Dally
News
I
pays
to
let
them
nave
to
sell.
,ou,
TO
START
CAMPAIGN
Civic
Centre
Commltir
Tn
Kt...
Bit
Carnival
This
Fall
To
Raise
l
"
M"
ic
.
?ont
,M
miua
I
Ul
vvilllllieilllj
I
rojrvl
The
central
committee
representing
ins
I'rinee
Rupert
Oyro
ond
itotary
Clubs
and
Junor
ii
:r.b.-.
i.f
Co
mmerce
in
connee
Ji
w
h
;hr
local
community
c
ntre
project
is
abaul
to
bti-ai.
lis
drive
for
funds
for
the
project.
Publicity
and
canvass
committee
are
being
appointed
and
it
has
been
decided
to
stage
a
carnival
of
a
few
days
duration
In
August
to
raise
funds
for
the
pm-"ct
Robert
Parker
heads
the
publicity
committee
and
Oordon
German
the
canvassing
committee
"I1
centre
committee,
of
which
Dr.
Large
is
chairman,
continues
undlmlnUhrl
enthusiasm
and
it
confident
of
success
in
the
big
undertaking
of
raising
the
'5WM
vhrh
u
I
estimated
will
be
necessary
to
finance
the
project
Whether
or
not
the
city
la
to
obtain
th
civic
centre
will
depend
on
the
success
or
otherwise
of
the
drive
which
U
about
to
be
launched.
Inspection
Of
Booth
School
lUtepayrr'
Ablation
Aklng
That
It
Be
Ktamlned
from
.Structural
Standpoint
The
Prince
Rurxrt
nt.na.....
'Aasoctatlon.
whkh
ha
been
active
recently
In
connection
with
a
,
number
of
munletoal
problems.
It
In
addition
to
asking
for
complete
l"'
o'
we
aonint
bylaw
as
b?.
Int
unsuitable
U.
11
ermdUiona.
nf
a
thorough
InsoecUon
inm
a
structural
standmlnt
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School
NION'KS
IS
and
19
2
Sh
thrill
"The
Cr
m
mm
,
"
3
victor
i,fi
I
Wits
WAIT
..
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11
and
i
jt
ADDED
"Fopulir
ir
,
C
artoon-.
UHI.,
UtJ
COMINO
Till
sTT
SMELTER
SHIP1
of
40
tons
t.f
,.,
the
Dath
e
m
Ir
shtpmet,'
TnU
This
h
or
br
Mw-
k
cr
of
the
Du
eral
shipment
all
yielded
gy.i
1
--Jv
nd
twntv
hlth-trarte
oc
ment
Many
4
ore
show
s
i
er
and
it
i
hp
rw
eflterarlsing
w
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the
pro;fr'
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ha:
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r
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n
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Diithie
r,
Mussallems
Economy
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Dollars
Have
More
Ccr'i"
Krllou"
Corn
ropThe
new
crUp
puffed
cereal
Off
2
pkas
DC
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Rest
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fancy
green
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tin.
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tln
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Helm
lUkrd
Iteans
Pork
and
Tomato
8ucc.
lo
c
3
tins
57c
With
28c
Sliced
IJacon
8weet
OQr
and
tender
Per
lb.
t
SaUds
Tr
"
Label.
P--YelHw
La1
Per
lb.
One
Red
or
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rotlery
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and
green
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An
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Tor
warm
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park
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arrived.
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l-oi.
indivirt-.a
bottle
Milkln's
Rest
Coffee
1
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glass
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