PAGE
SIS
THE
DAILY
IJEWS
100
SAFE
IN
BOMB
SHELTER
AS
BUILDING
ABOV
E
BLAZES
TERRACE
S
H0B
0
E
EYES
U-
-e
for
Nnmounls
FwH
i
Frames,
The
Newest
in
Eye-Wear
O
FOK
GKOUING
GIRLS
Style
leaders
that
give
longer
wear.
Sizes
3
to
8.
From
C1KLDS
AXIS
MISSES
A
full
l'ne
of
patents
and
leather:.
Moderately
priced.
FOIt
BOYS
and
YOUTHS
School
boots
and
oxfords.
Sturdy
build.
.
S2-75
RUBBFItS"
AND
BOOTS
TOO
SCHOOL
CASES
Fhone
BLACK
324
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewtlcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
CHAS
DODLMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilb
Next
Dmr
to
B.C.
Clothiers
!J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
BId(.
roner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Rasemcnt
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
SCHOOL
SHOES
AND
CLOTHING
Headquarters
For
Thrifty
Mothers:
J
.me
tut-Kate
tu
r?ni
Mn'o
?
Shoe
Store
1
11C
MUJJCll
111
Gil
O
and
Boys
Store
Bors
SUITS
With
Long
Trousers
S9.
SPECIAL
Stylcr
jus
like
dads
ft
romrlet"
stock
cf
all
sizes.
Large
vrirl
-sTortment
of
colors
and
patterns.
Miterlals
that
stand
hard
wear.
Values
to
$14.
In
black
or
brown
Pa
h
l"-k
anrl
k'J.
SI
THE
CUT-RATE
I
RUPERT
MEN'S
SHOE
STORE
AND
BOYS'
STORE
THIRD
AVENUE
I'
SIXTH
STREET
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
THIRD
AVENUE
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Pasteurized
MiH
VALENTIN
DAJltY
PHONE
57
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newfl
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
thp
Bapie.
The
earth
rumbled
and
some
of
the
100
refu
gees
in
the
bomb
shelter
moved
uneasily,
but
the
rumbling
stopped
and
no
one
was
hurt
in
the
shelter
itself
at
Southampton,
England.
Itemed
atrtv
above
the
shelter,
however,
this
furniture
depository
caught
fire
from
Nazi-dropped
lncend
iary
bombs
and
the
local
firemen
are
showji
quell-
ing
the
flames.
DEVELOP
iDUTHIE
IS
i
PROPERTY;
OPERATING
Hunter
Basin
.Mine
Near
Smilhers
Thirteen
Men
Working:
at
Smith
5
To
Be
Equipped
With
Machinery
ers
Property
IteeuKr
Shipments
SMITH
EKS,
Sept.
4.
The
devel
opment
work
being
carried
out
on
SMITHERS,
Being"
Made
.
,Tf
...
-
-
mic
wuuuicu
now
Jivinz
at
VANDERHO0F
The
agricultural
committee
of
the
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
has
Just
completed
a
farm
census
of
the
Nechako
Valley.
It
shows
that
land
cleared
in
the
area
totals
H9ifi
nrnt
Dan
McKlnnon
has
retired
from
his
position
as
liquor
vendor
in
Ter-
:race.
He
had
served
in
that
capacity
for
the
whole
period
since
:
the
government
llsuor
stores
were
established.
J.
B.
Agar
has
been
appointed
as
his
successor.
Gunner
Kenneth
Attree
spent
a
furlough
at
his
home
in
Terrace,
i
returning
to
his
battery
at
Prince
;
Rupert
on
Tuesday.
!
-
Mrs.
A.
Cubbeley
of
Sacramento
;
is
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs,
K.
Braun
of
Terrace.
Norman
Watt.
Miss
Florence
Watt
;
summer
home
at
Lakelse
Lake
and
i
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
in
time,
for
the
re-opening
of
school.
'
j
Mls
Briggj
has
returned
to
Terrace
to
resume
her
teaching
at
the
school
at
Lakelse.
Mr.
Crocker
and
Mr.
Dickson
arrived
thl
week-end
to
take
up
their
work
on
the
teaching
staff
at
Miss
Lamb
ha.
returned
to
Terrace
to
resume
her
work
at
the
Terrace
Public
School.
The
Red
Cross
Association
put
on
a
dance
on
Labor
Day
which
was
well
attended
and
netted
funds
for
the
Rood
work.
Labor
Day
brought
some
welcome
sunshine
after
a
long
spell
of
clouds
and
rain.
Local
tennis
fans
were
out
and
numh
of
wnle
spent
thf
holiday
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Bears
are
plentiful
in
the
vicinity
of
Terrace.
A
big
fellow
may
sometimes
be
seen
wandering
about
the
river
gravels
near
the
Skeena
brldi
ana
Mrs.-
Nieel
.
.
Sherwood
ouciwuua
it.
mm
reports
recoris
,
.
with
634&
acres
in
wheat.
3.225
that
fin.
m,.i,
w
ct-ji.
t.
a
crew
ci
I
-
pcni
some
.
.
.
acres
.
in
,
oats,
....
,
162ft
acres
in
,
,
barlev
barIey
,
I
timi
tIme
in
,n
v...
1""
uer
garaen
on
1971
i
ln
u...
Ji-Z
.
the
Hunter
Basin
mining
property
thirteen
men
Is
now
employed
at
ta-
,by
the
Conwest
people
has
proven
the
Du'hie
mine
near
Smithers
by
ST
,?A.aef"
hay
.and
d
Thursday
very
satisfactory
and
it
has
been
Messrs-
Kelley
and
Herman
who
"
ce"suf
n
.
,
decided
to
equip
the
property
with
have
this
Drooertv
leased.
Carlrt,
armers
Lthe
Nechako
district
j
XTfTF
UT
""hinery.
3f
care
being
shipped
out
at
frel
"e
'
I
11
H
.
gs
and
ana
al
The
to
lm-
n
In
order
tn
eet
the
marhinprv
to
"
s"p.
"
.
.
in
oraer
to
eet
tne
maehinerv
to
mionf
mirat
intoriroi.
ntnvni.
onri
x
ih.
.i
..,i.
i4.i.-n0BS
k...
the
property
it
will
be
necessary
to
been
very
satisfactory
desnlte
the
t
iciny
ot
Vanderhoof
L
.ff
jhows
rar
li"
"test
1
hl
develop-1
w
ronstruet
ekht
and
a
half
mile
of
tm,
i.
".a
!d
and
nd
a
a
contract
contract
ha
ha.
b
let
l,t
lead
lead
nih
.V
-V
,Z
X
,
,
"
.
II
"
!"
"
.
"?"'.
ough
th
census
"
also
also
-In
.in-1
I
ORE
SHOW
w
r-yrtK;U
,
,ve
consirucuon
a
scncoi
is
being
establhhed
at
rii.trirt.
Sl""S
it
u
"
.
.
'
couver
Omlneca
H.
r...
.
:
.
4
iiicLi
in
iuLun
under
pTov
7in
thuT
?
".
PIanned
ln
way
Immediately
and
to
be
the
,
-i
5
"T
'"
lo
iaKe
5Ucn
a
ccnsu
annually
rflmniPtrrt
in
.
fp
t.
r,
-u,,."
,
w
'TJ
"
we:cnu
coai
ve
mine.
js
the
first
school
there
The
site
is
behvr
cleared
fnr
n'
s"miERS,
Sept.
4:
Minlna
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
&
Used
Furniture
At
Great
Reductions
i
6
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Itanges
For
coal
and
wood,
including
such
makes
as
Monarch,
McClary
and
Canada's
COQ
Ail
Pride.
And
up
?O.UU
2
Reconditioned
Washin;
Machines
099
Pft
&
COQ
AH
In
perfect
v.
oi
kins
order
ai0J
?U.UU
1
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
39
50
'
;
New
Furniture
9
2-Tone
Enamel
Kitchen
Ranges
For
coal
and
wood
ln
very
S"p
sty,es:
65.00
4
Unpainted
Chests
of
Drawers
Q
Pft
to
CQ
Off
.in
all
sizes,
from
?O.DU
3t?U.
4
3-piece
Studio
Sets
Of
the
very
finest
patterns
and
the
latest
styles
with
2
chairs
which
have
chromlun-
CQQ
ilil
plated
arms
J5JSMIU
4
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suites
All
modern,
Rust,
AA
ArgonneRed
ViwU
12
Complete
Beds
With
high
quality
spring
and
fine
felt
824.00
36.00
nlne
and
follow
an
easy
grade
to
in
the
past
10
years.
When
this
road
has
been
com-
Vr-n
it
1
pleted
it
is
likely
that
an
Mi's
Dora
ra
Arney,
Arney.
Miss
Miss
Nora
Nora
Pos-
tuln
and
Kindergarten
Re-Opening
Wednesday,
September
4th
ST.
ANDREWS
MISSION
6th
&
Tatlow
Phone
Blue
9!)7
I
RAILWAY
I
LINES
increased
eased
CYV
IlitHgeS
IH
num.Der
or
men
will
be
taken
on
and
Q
1
Q
i
that
development
work
will
nroeeed
iimilhprc
Nrhnnl
j
much
faster
than
it
has
been
doing
hv
hant
Two
N;w
Teachers
In
High
School
j
And
None
In
Public
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
Princess
Louise
Aug.
3rd,
24th,
Sept.
4th
Aug.
7th,
17th
Aug.
10th,-21st,
31st
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Aug.
2nd,
5th,
12th,
16th,
19th,
26th,
30th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
new
skating
rink
at
Vanderhoof
",ror'e",M
thS
north
were
well
Bnild'n
material
has
been
pur-1
reDresenea.
among
the
prize
win-chased
and
commencement
on
the
uff
,at
the
Canadlan
Pacific
Ex-!
structure
Is
to
be
made
ln
the,
,n
Van'ver
last
week,
near
future.
a
number
of
northern
properties
carrying
off
the
first
prize
In
The
Olllesrle
Qraln
Co.
has
re-!thelr
c,aMes"
eeived
a
carload
of
salt
for
thi;
The
Hunter
Basin
nrnnprtr
vancernooi
elevator.
Pos-'
RMTTHK.pC
c.,f
,
about
20
miles
from
Smithers,
was
;
awarded
first
prize
for
coDner
Major
Majnr
R.
R.
L.
L.
Oale.
OMe.
recrultln?
of-
gold
ore-
71113
Property
Is
under
Mlss
Louise
Zarelli.
wVio
a.
'
"c
Jocdl
fipr
fnn
T....a
ontlon
hv
h-
o
r
a
.
.
i,m
1
anoois
goi
away
yesterday
to
the
e
iieui.
ocoii.
rr"
;
-
"c
w,
penpie
supervision
of
r:L
vbltlng
Z,
8
In
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
start
start
for
for
their
their
an"nua,
annua,
-
.-dl-)
-fPc.r.
-ffic-r.
and
and
Sergeant
Sergeant
E
E
and
ana
,s
under
the
the
we
T.
n"e
cmers
returning
public
school
has
the
same
staff
J"
Newman
vlfltors
ln
Van-!Mr-
Tomllnson
M.E.
...c
ouuni
on
lne
trmce
f
v,.
u.
.,
.
.
oernoor
last,
rucav
rn.i.t
tup
me
r
ouver
Ivor
tiu
George
this
morning.
CHIROPRACTOR)
Stanley
W.
Coltor.,
D.C.Ph.C.
Wallace
Block.
Phone
640
'
Kauiut
iiun
iiuti
was
was
mere
mere
last
last
.!"
i"t.ui
-
...v.
.
iuny
;year
but
the
High
School
has
two
dutles
'new
teachers.
IZz.
McArthur
ofi
ricK
nronertv
on
.Bablne
Mountain
near
Smithers
was
given
first
nriz
in
th
ciw.r.
Kimberley
and
Mr.
Campbell,
who
I
A"er
a
two
months
vacation.
L
lead
class.
This
property
is
owned
tausht
at
Telkwa
last
year,
have
K
h?iann
has,
returned
to
his
y
Mrs.
Martin
Kean
and
assocl-
talrnn
fV..
1
w.
!
dUtlCS
at
Vatlflprh
vun.w
j-4ic
uiatca
ui
mt.
xvenncy
M4
vunnr
-
.wvu
in
tmu
u
unuer
and
Mr.
McCazue
who
resiffned
ta
iment
Telegraphs
operator.
j
option
to
Vancouver
interests.
UTn-l
1.
Vl
.
.
.
.
lane
FQsirions
m
otner
schTis.
,
""
ucuig
carneu
out
Dy
a
Mr.
Crockett
remains
as
principal
ram
K00r
arrived
at
Vanderhoof
small
crew
under
direction
of
Mr
of
of
the
the
Hi-h
Hih
ftchrtni
School
and
mri
A.
a
n
n
'mm
rrora
Mandon.
Mandon.
North
North
Dakota,
Dakota,
tn
to
Agnew
Agnew
M.
M.
E.
E.
whn
who
is
u
in
in
RmithAr.
Rmitt,.
Jones
as
princinaf
of
the
Public
.
take
charge
of
harvesting
opera-
at
the
present
time.
School.
ons
on
his
farm.
,
Tommv
Turner
Rr
n('T.m
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i
ZiMW
Fronrletor
-A
IIOMK
AWAY
FK(M
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
0
Room
Hot
&
Cold
Watei
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phnn
3ltl
P.O.
Boi
M
I
x,
ZT
,
tne
wel1
known
.old
timer
and
,J
.
"
nk
V1""
ot
Prospector
of
that
place,
received
a,c
uceu
jpcuumu
a
lew
urst
prize
money
In
the
gold-days
vacationing
in
the
Vander-
silver-lead
class
from
his
prop-hcof
and
Stuart
Lakes
district.
erty
near
Terrace
while
Hagen
'
1
.
and
Clore
of
Copper
City
got
a
waiter
L.
Hornsby,
formerly
second
prize
for
gold
ore.
CJUt'.
n1
'
In
addltlon
10
'dividual
t
If
T
!e.tnA"0W
ards,
the
first
prize
for
the
best
collecon
of
ore
from
dVrhoof
Z
any
derhoof
dhiri.nt
district
last
week.
v
one
mlnIng
diyMq
went
tQ
A
meeting
of
the
Vanderhoof
T
.
.
These
ore
samples
wlU
be
Put
United
Church
choir
was
held
last1
Thursday
evening.
Practices
for
"V
1,
?p,al
to
V
e.
t,sh
Columbia
Chamber
of
thP
winter
h-
..,n,
.v..
Mines
Thursday
evening.
Both
the
An"
"
JnC0"T
,
f,
"S,UU
Ilrs
c,ass
advertlilng
for
glican
and
United"
Churches
are
I
v
80me,
activities
l".
resources
of
the
resuming
for
the
season
here.
1
north.
Frank
E.
Woodside,
manager
of
I
Miss
Jean
I.
MeGeachy
is
here
'ZP.rlUnvC01umWa
T,T
f
'from
nes
ln
Vancouver
has
always
Vancouver
vlsltlnz
with
her
tt
consistent
booster
for
the
inarents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Geacny
no"n
ana
laKes
every
opportunity
"
ki"6"'b
w
nie
uuuee
01
me
There
has.
been
a
good
deal
of
!
0t
Normern
NorthemTlUsh
BrlUsh
Columbia.
Columbl?1""
alnfall
in
the
NechaVo.vValw
''"ring
the
oast
week,
with"
showers
,
Much
credit
also
must
be
given
r
more
or1
less
weizht
on
five
sue-
,
mnay
rcsiaeni
min-
ceslve
days.
It
Is
also
eettln
,n?
engineer
of
Prince
Rupert,
ooler
and,
like
the
rest
of
the
0
nas
done
so
much
to
advlse
central
interior,
there
Is
a
dls
tinct
feeling
ofifall
in
the
air.
Dallv
advertinnc,
m
ews
is
sure
tfl
bring
oilts.
aim
encourage
me
prospectors
and
property
holders
throughout
this
district
ln
his
frequent
visits
to
their
properties.
His
asslston.
we
Dally
has
been
greatly
aDDreclat.ed
and
dally
re-1
has
meant
money
In
tneir
pockets
I
In
a
Rreat
many
Instances.
JN7nr7gl
LAST
TIMES
TO.MCBv
2
Shows
Nightly
:,M
k
J
RAY
MHXANlT
LORETTA
YOUXG
In
"The
Doctor
Takes
Affile"
with
HAIL
TATRICK
(At
7:3f
and
9JJ)
ADDER
"Screen.
Snapshots
Cartoon.
"Jitterbm
Nlihtj"
Sport
-Followinj
the
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