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April
16,
1941.
TSZ
DAILY.
NEWS
FA0j,KV3
IRTANT
COUTH
Kiver
Indians
Bury
Hat-
nncolith
Dedication
of
arch
Improvements
Impressive
Ua;;c
tor
the
ooeasion
a
li
it
rcnce
of
Naas
River,
,
a-Vves
was
held
at.Kln-j
st
week-end.
Villages
as
j
Bt
iiarucy
oj
itu-
Tne
purpose
or
tn?eatn-
Tjld
first,
to
iron
.
!
-
I
I
-t.
re
:c
oi
uji;ijuii
wjutii
ed
'
wnny
years
between
It
:
n
io.
secona,
to
aeai-Iv
e
improvement
-which
r
.do
to
the
cnurch
oi
&t.
KjjJ'-oHth.
e)
if)
regard
to
the
land
;r"iu-led
all
dlffnences
i
ie
baking
ofhai)d'
by
i)"
men
of
each
party,
it
rm.
:-
a
to
forget
alpasl
be
.it
unrt
to
stand
togeth-iniu'.v
that
involved
the
if
lJ)
.he
poople.
This
was
.he
best
of
ord?r.
the
Dally
News.
Kf
95,,
iJji
itrnw
13
J
'"'
IS
tixmtnt
li
not
BuUiiktJ
m
tmUiid
f
Liquw
Control
Zowi
m
W
At
Local
Raw
and
Iesh
Pasteurized
Milk
LENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
lake
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
tisfactlon
Guaranteed
PHONE
547
Sm
Lee
&
Son
gousK
iy
fine
t
oousr
FRESH
I'UONR
in
i
irv
KrnHiirfc
have
thirty-six
cows
in
and
fnn
Clinr.1
m.HVi
m
r
i
i
ea
at
Eleventh
Avenue
Visitors
Welcome.
minion
Dairy
1
Shells
from
a
Greek;
gun
put
this
armored1
in
achlne-gun
car
of
Germany's
Panzer
Corps
out
of
the
running.
The
censors
withheld
location
hui
it
possibly
was
in
the
battle
of
Greece
at
an
early
stage.
tut
w,i'h
CTeat
enthusiasm.
tone
months
the
people
of
,
RrmmiAT
Af
tc
i
of
EnRland
have
been
;
w
edl'
i
-''
there
a
thoiougr.
ir.
me
wnoie
wiener
srov-t'
i
and
a
fine
newi
astern
installed
1
Kitzegukla
THE
GREEKS
STOPPED
THIS
PANZER
WAGON
llazelton
Hospital
Celebrated
KITZEGUKLA,
April
16:
peter
Mack,
Mr.
arid
Mrs..
Arthur
jHoward,
George
Milton,
Joe
Brown
'a
few
words
their
appreciation
,
j
I..
i
.I..
I
Avi
ana
uuyictiijuuij
uic
icium
uj
,
lhelr
comrade
were
Smuel
Wesley,
James
Weget,
Peter
Mark,
M.
W.
Jones
arid
Arthur
Howard.
Joseph;
Wesley
responded.
Arthur
Howard
closed
with
a
prayer.
The
occasion
was
enjoyed
by
all
guests.
KISPI0X
'
'McDames,
who
is
teaching;
in
Kis-
'
pip?.
!
.
Most
of
the
residents
ot
Klspiox
returned
to
the
village
for
the'
to
spend
a
few
STEWART
The
annual
Vimy
Day
smoker
of.
.the-Canadian
Legion
here
was
held
,
of
the
ladies
who
took
charge
of
the
program
which
was
very
ac-
A,
ceptable.
A
tasty
supper
was
served
j
ot
a
church
north
of
Van-
banquet
was
held
at
the
home
of
with
Alec
McKay
in
charge.
ex
:et.s
it
either
for
size
Mathlas
Wesley
In
.
Kitzegukla
In
FOR
SALE
Rhododendrons.
Bar
gain
prices.
Phone
Black
984.
FOR
KKNV
WANTED
91
Easter
week-end.
They
have
been
WANTEDp0rter
and
waiter.
Cen-
am
winier
to-
ineir.
Tanuua
Ioav
camps
trappln?
and
pole
cutting.
Interesting
and
enoyable
servicer)
were
held
in
the
Klspiox,
Church
tral
Hotel.
WANTED
Services
of
young
man,
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
(tf)'
CONCERT
BY
BAND
Smithers
on
Tuesday
SMITHERS,
April
18.
Smithers
Brass
Band
nut
on
a
variety
concert
in
the
Rej
Theatre-
IWOMENAS
i
COOKS
NOW
cixss
oi
,
litany
ior
uuij
in
Camp,
or
Hospital
Kitchens
Whenever
Needed
By
FRANK:
A.
HEALY
(Canadian-
Prtfs
Staff
Writer
TORONTO,
April
16'
(CP)
-
If
Canada's
armed
forces
ever
run
short
of
army
cooks,
they
should'
have
no
difficulty
finding
new
raV
.emits
the
results'
being
women.
Because,
they
fet"
the
urge
to
do
something
worthwhile
In
Canada's
war
effort,
40
Ontario
women,
,
cocked
by.
the
Red
Cross
and
the
Canadian
Auxiliary
Territorial
Ser-
vice,
took
a
seven-weeks'
course
In
"quantity
cooking"
at.
ithe
Toronto
Central
Technical
School.
They
studied
and
practised
seven,
hours
a
day,
;
lx
days
a
week.
Miss
E.
Mlddleton,
head
teacher
of
the
class
and
dietician
of
the
school
staff,
says
the
women
will
b;
ready;
to.
enter
any
army
kitchen,
and
do
competent
work
aftsr
completing
another
two-weak
course
in
hospital
kitchens'
receiving
pra
tlcal
experience.
"
i
"In.
fiqt."
shs
said,
'I
-wouldn't
i
hesitate
for
one-
moment
to
place
lanv
oriA
of
the
cirls
in
armv
kit
'
chens,
or
canteens
right
now.
I
p
know
they
would
ccme
up
to
the
standards
we've
tried
to
teach."
.1
M(;.s
Middlaton
believes
most
($f
the
women
will
find
permanent
,
Job.?
In
army
canteens
acroa
Cant
like
a
completely
new
Return
Of:
Joseph
Wesley
I
rom
an
innovation
being
the
presence
Fine,
Musical
Evening
Enjoyed
at
aaa.
Aireaay
one
woman
has
been
inil
".c
inss
a
person,
wan
op
c'
Caledonia
himself
Is)
:r
'ne
statement
mat
Vocal
solo,
"Cherry
Ripe,"
Miss
thev
oould
be
of
real
service.'
They
McKenzle.
realize
of
.course
that
at
tte
pre-1
1
Selection,
"Blue
Bells
of
Scot-
sent
time
It:
'j
rather
unlikely
thev
land,"
Helen
Bodger,
Soloist,
ac-
will
get
that
chance,.She,.
nolnted
.
jcompanied
by
band.
out
a
number
cf
women
iiV
ft
class-'
L
WANTED-
Elderly
man
to
herd
Cornet
Cornet
duet,
duet,
"One
"One
Fleet!
Fleeting
d
Easter
The
were
rnos
JSSSu?
oT
.tnTbeSS
i
cows.
Valentin
Dairy.
.M
ger
and
?
.Bodger.
...
....
u
I-
I
""'
rui
rcnoinons
uy
u.c
uiuu
,
WANTED
Gin
usea
to
oaoy.
very
selection,
"Twilight
In
the
Moun-school
children.
little
work.
Black
766.
90)
tains,"
band.
Marrh
"Shnwhov.''
hand.
Miss
Annie
McDames
left
left
on
on
ncinernvi
i
.
cih
r.,nH
nt
tt,o
Tuesday's
train
(days,
In
Prince
Rupert
visiting
her
NQW
IS
THE'
TIME
TO
GET-A
March,
.
"There'll
Always
be
an
sister.
Mrs.
R.
A.
Warner,
who
t
In
the
haspital
there.
Rev.
D.
W.
More
and
little
daughter;
Donna;
motored
to
Smithers
for
a
short
holiday
trip.
Hundreds
of
peopw
tT3
a
"sPot"
in
the
Datlv
News
classified
col
umn
and
get
good
results,
(tf),
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bide.
CHIROPRACTOR
6tanlej
W.
Colton,
D.CJb.0.
WtHtce
Block,
Pbone
M
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
Eneland."
band.
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno
-God
Save
the
King."
.
etc.
Five
Dominion-wide
exams
.
held
since
the
war
began..
Free
pi
j
,
i
,
Booklet.
Mc.c
schools
Ltd.,!
nKideffate
Loiicert
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
Agents.
AGENTS
WANTED
For
War
Services
Entertainment
as
Part
MEN
who
can
sell
high
quality
15
E0
"
'
Charlotte
Mn'
Tailored
Made-to-Measure
-
Suits.
Special
low
Wholesale
pricc3
1
Islands
given,
Give
experience
and
ref-T
.
,,.
.
,
'
,
erence
In
ap&on.
mplesj
?n3EaATE
MISSION,
April
16
.oxvapprovaUApplyTa
-e;
SUto
J08?"
Concer!
Band
Is
oil
band
concert
f
iDeDaTtmcnt
CaUrarv
Knit-
putting
a
I
S
SSSu2d52;.U
Friday
night
of
this
week
In
aid
Alberta,
of
the
Canadian
War
Senlces
cam
.paign,
the
proceeds
to
be
sent
to
AGENTS
wanted
to
secure
orders
Prince
Rupert
by
Solomon
Wilson,
for
"Blood,
Sweat
and
Tears"
by
'
Collections
on
the
Queen
Charlotte-Winston
Churchill,
most
dynamic
Islands
for
the
fund
are
still
pro-insplrlng
'
book
of
this
generation,
ceedlng,
Among
those
giving
sub-
nearly
500
pages
Illustrated.
Lib-
stantlal
contributions
have
been
eral
commission,
large
profits
eas-1
the
Moresby
Island
logging
camps,
lly
made.
Write
today
for
free
and
their
workers.
All-the
Queen
sample
outfit.
Dept.
W,
Box
32,
Charlotte
Island
collections
are-be
Terminal
"A",.
Toronto.
,,lng
sent
to
the
committee
at
Prince
(IB)
Rupert.
I
-
,
land."
W.
Bodgcr.
.accompanidTif
band.
a!,.'W!r
cWfi
Its
provcd
Successful,
Jind.
Waltz
waitz,
"Wave..:
waves
or
of
trie
ine.
"Danube
panuDe,
"
worthwhUe
lrt
Britain,"
aie
vsaid;
"and
1
don't
se
whX
t
shouldn't
-rot
..,
e.if
.t.,
f
Vocal
solo,
"Ah
Sweet-
Mystery
of:
D
worthwhile
h
,
in
canaaa
Canada.
"
Life,"
Miss
McKenzie,
.
J
Hour;"
i
-
.
..
........
At
The
VARIETY
STORE
Our
assortment
of,
small-wares
covers
all"
the
little
things
one
needs
fort
keeping
your
kitchen
in
first
.class;
working
order.
And
also
Use-,
ful,
things
for
every
ro'orrt
In;
your
houses
Come
to
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
737
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
lHomsilk
Hot
Water
teni?aths'
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,.
Proprietress
FRESH
SHRIMP
Pally
After
4
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
IT'
'
Bagpipe
solo,
"Barren
Rocks
of
room,
refugees
from
Nazl-irivaded
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
McDamef:
FOR
;
RENTV-One
room
and
board
Aden
-
Constable
Todd.
-
Kuropsan
countries,
,
with
their
son
Rufus
and
daughter:'
for
two
men.
Phone
Green
620.
I
tz,
Dream
on
the
ocean.
.
M
,,e-Extended'
I
Sally,
returned
to
their
heme
in
.,
iii
"Thos
women
In
articutai
"
1
"
Humorous
recitation,
,u,fi
W.
ur
J.
t
r-v0n
0eu.
.
......
.
.
;
i
u
,j
Skeena
Crossing
after
visiting
rpnt
3
room
furnished
t,
t
n,rPt
,.,.,'!.
Sl)d-
M
Slve
fisht
with'
their
daughter.
Miss
Annie
wrtmnn.
PrWnuihmnm.
Rs.
n.......
,T
r,
xi
to
go
overseas,
.right
now
liable
couple.
Reasonable.
Phone
.
colUson
and
H.
Kenney.
,c
M.uri-
Blue
708.
90
March.
"Lights
of
London,"
band
CAMPACS
Ifr
The
finest
crepe
sole
summer
iAf
VVl
M
the
market
in.
tittle
Rents,
boys
and
mens.
Priced
from
SL50
T0
S3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
pf
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
piacea
in
a
goop.
jod.
sne
saio,
steamer
Prjnce
George.
'She
Is
now
night
cook
at
a
large
Ca
t
H
K
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
The
Toronto
gun-making
plah."
6
tlme
at
10
0.clock
thU
morning
from
a
musical
point
of
view,
the
ness,
economy
and,
nutrition
values!
many
new
young
players
showing
0f
different
foods.
And.
Miss.
Mid-'
"halrmon
fnr-
tho
evpnlnp
Avenue,
full
concrete
basement,
-
was
flSlfOn0ws:
o
rauras
anu
uau,
Pnnfr(,
nf
tnimnets.
cost
$9,000.
12
years
old
Fully
Remarks
b
the
chairman
modern,
2
lots.
$5,000
with
easy
Crockett.
terms
or
$nuu
down
ana
caiance
spread
over
long
term
at
$3850
monthly.
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
(94)
ages
-of
25
and
45,
and
that
they.-have'a
high
school
education.
Most
V.
of
the-
women
had
received
no
pre-,
vious
.cookery
training
.before
tak-
.
"O
Canada,
band.
1
j
ing
the
course.
.
March,
"Colonel
Mirier."
band.
"The
majority
of
these
'glrb,"
'
Overture,
"Spirit
6f
Liberty,''
MH
Miudleton
sal'd,'
"are
loniring
band.
.
for
a
chanc
lo
go
overseas
where--
4."-
"r
ir
no
yt"ttir
pun
Mail
&happu
i
idge,
23,000,
San
Juan,
93ic
and
Five
halibut;
vessels,
sold
catcne3
In
Vancouver
yesterday.
For
'45,-000
pounds
of
mediums
8
2c
an&4c
was
paid,
for
1400
pounds
"
of
chickens
12c
and
7
and
for
1600
pounds
of
large,
7.4c.
With
Armv
Rations
from
Vancouver,
f
oweil
Kiver
ana
,
o,-,.-!.-!
ofotinn
nrrivfrt
In
A
day's
cla.ssroom
rork
consists
Ocean
Falls
with
good-sized
list
of
th
clty
from
the
south
on
the
Ca-
aar
on
bunaay
uunop1
honor
of.
Joseph
Wesley.
The
oc-.
Mrs.
Georse
Mathejon.
whose
here
Tuesday
evenine.
It
was
v;ell
nf
t..
Jorfnrps
nrt
pvnartmpntnl
Dasseneers
and
freight
cargo
ana
f
.
eHn
niv,t
or,H
Mnn.
:ith
the
assistance
.of
caslon
was
his
isturn
from
Hazel-
hi
(band
died
here
recently,
left
attended
and
thoroughly
enjoyed
work
laboratory.
The
stuV
wllL
sail
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
day
night
on
the
Camosun
for
Port
t
Rev.
Norman
Greenj
ton
Hoffital
where
he
was
laid
up
Stewart
last
week
for
Mayo
Land-
by
the
audience.
dents
are
taught
fundamentals
of
Ir
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
whence
Ciements
in
connection
with
salmon
'.he
improvements
and.
for
several
week&as.a
result
of
a
mg.
Yukon
Territory,
to
tak
up
:
This
was
the
first
concert
that
COoking
small
quantilie
before
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
.fisheries
research
work
which
is
made
Overflowing
con-
serious
operation.
.future
residence
s
;sre
the
rule
of
the
dr.y,
The
table
was
attractively
ar-.
ie
.fiat
would
do.
credit
to
janged.
and
decorated
by:
(the
Mis-1
rein
oi
larse
cities
was
m
Dorothy
Samuare
and
Dorothy
The
splendid
work
of
the
'Weget
under
the
direction:
of
Mrs.
j
toe
church
Is
a
feature.
Mathlas
Wesley.
:;-s
they
provided
turn-
The
guests
at
tha
banquet
were
kar-uets
for
about
three
Mr;
and.
Mrs,
Sa:Uel
Wesley,
Mr.
'
tp:
jns
Everything
was
and
Mrs.
James
Weget,
Mr.
and
or-
and
all
arrangements
m-
.
Wilfred1,
Weget,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tUSSlFl
j
this
organization
has
had
In
sever-
tackling
larger
ones.
In
the
"lab!
enlng.
southbound
.
,al
years
and
It
was
a
-great
success
they
also
learn
the
art
of
cleanlK
being
conducted
at
Massett
Inlet.
Three
vessels
sold
halibut
catches
dale
cannery;
and
crew
and:
George
caucuviii,
uuvii.
uiiuEi
-v..-t,w
melon
pomis
oui,
iiu
woK
IS-perr
MJiiui,UK
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tiufius,
muiiugci
01
auu.
oajr
wn-
of
Bandmaster
Gray
and
Mr.
Bod-
formed
on
strict
army
rations."
-
yesterday.
Prices
averaged
934c
nery,
arrived
on
the
Naas
Ulver
'ger.
.Eight
are
chorn
eachfdiy
to
and
SVsC
which
was
i'ic
higher
from
Vancouver
aboard
the
Catala
j
The
vocal
numbers
were
well
ren-
cook
arid
serve
dinner
to
'he
Test
than
the
preylous
day.
The
Seattle
at
the
first
of
this
week.
Arran-
dered
and
very
much
enjoyed
and
0f
the
students
with
the
Idea,
as
sales
were:
Bonanza,
4,000
pounds,
dale
will
be
packing
salmoa'agaln
'-
the
other
numbers
also
were
much
one
teacher
put,
'If
you
can
cook
Sebastian,
93c
and
9c'
Klngfish-
'as
usual
this
summer
while
Mill
FOR
sAI
F
i
appreciated,
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......
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'
"
--
fcO
you
tsm
lcforany
umef
ruivonun
The
Band
intends
to'
repeat
the
ber."
1
'
Jchnny
Wesr?y.
Jonathan
Brown
FOR
SALE
"29
Essex
Coach,
$175.
program
for
the
most
part,
at
tne
The
qualification
needed
to:''
Herbert
Wesley-
and
fliver
Wesley.
phone
Black
965.
(89)
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
cn
take
the-
voluntary
course,
jhe'f
Among
the
guests
wno
spoKe
in
.Vw.
u
Tnursaay
evening,
v.
vrocxew
was
cmyone
of
its
kind
In
Canada
"BIRDS
SING,
PIGS
GRUNT"
oweco
S5
t(lflve.
771-t..
,4s'
LoVl'Srcjrt
Wanted-Raw
Furs
Qtuaru
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w&uef:
bou.9
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.
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'1
day
6
t!t,
'.
'
.
.t.
TOeabove
letter
froman
English
lad
of
seven
tellsl
lri-his
own
word
j
his
gratitude
for
the
warm
clothes
and
other::cpm-'fbrts
prpyided
by
Canadian
members
of
the
I.OD.E.
When
his
London;
hotne
was
bombed,
Michael
was
sent
to
a
safe
farm
havenVand,
thank
to
the
generosity
of
Canadian
women,
was
outfitted
with
;sturdy.clothing
In
which
he
could
really
enjoy
his
new
experience;
out
of
doors.
The
I.OD.E.,
on
behalf
of
chapters
in
the
four
western
provinces,
is
one
of
the
six
organ-izatlons
united
in
the
Canadian
War
Services
Fund.
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Ship
to,
J.
E.
ORMHEIM,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Representing-
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Phone
741.
167
East
3rd
Ave.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
A
complete
line
of
Congoleum
Rugs,
Linoleum
Rugs,
Feltol
Rugs,
Linoleum
l)y
the
yard,
Inlaid
Linoleum
WATCH
FOR
ANNUAL
FREE
RUG
CONTEST
Phone
77f
32
3rd,
Avenue
'"it
4
wt.
H-:
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