PAQB
BIZ
Expert
Optical
Service
Group
IV.-2
for
$1.00
Clias.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Walch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Ik-pairing
Ilund
Eiitfiavinj:
visit
ouk
hasement
stoke
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
liag",agc
ami
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
TOUGH
ON
BIRDS
STILL
WORLD
WONDER
Britain's
balloon
barrages
have
There
arc
6".
waterfalls
with
proved
deadly
to
migrating
birds
authenticated
heights
greater
than
as
well
as
to
airplanes.
.
Niagara's.
roup
II.-
$1.00
$1.00
GICLS'
BEDFORD
CORD
SLACKS
Girl"'
Bedford
enrri
slacks
Sizes
3.
10,
12
years.
Col-r
t?"v1
and
Red.
An
outstanding
special.
jQ
Dollar
Day,
pair
LADIES'
ALL
SATIN
NIGHT
GOWNS
Shades
lea
rose
and
white.
Sizes
small,
medium.
In.
'uled
styles.
Regular
value
$2.95.
Dollar
Day,
each
Us-
81.98
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Silk
and
lisle
and
all
silk
In
a
variety
of
new
sprln?
shades.
Sizes
5
to
8'2.
si
nn
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
for
JpJLaUU
SLACK
SUITS
Ladles'
slack
suits,
made
from
tropical
striped
wincey
in
two
shades
only.
Torquclse
and
stripe
and
wine
and
stripe.
Tailored
in
the
Callfornlan
style.
CJO
Q?
Sizes
12
to
20.
Dollar
Day,
suit
9&oQ
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
25
pieces,
assorted
patterns,
English
nets,
values
up
to
C5c
yd.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
$1.00
NOTTINGHAM
FILET
NETS
Assorted
patterns
in
cream
shade
only,
36"
wide,
'
Q-f
A
A
extra
good
value.
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
vl"U
LADIES
BLOUSES
Various
rainbow
stripes
and
plain
colors,
fast
washing
fabrics,
short
sleeves,
assorted
styles.
nn
Sizes
14
to
20.
Dollar
Day,
each
JJJL.UU
PILLOW
CASES'
i
;11.'H
Full
size
linen
finished
pillow
cases,
ready
for
Q
-t
A
A
use,
good
quality.
Dollar
Day,
5
cases
for
pl..UU
CHILDREN'S
BEDFORD
CORD
BIB
OVERALL
Assorted
colors
Bedford
coid,
size
1
to
6
years.
Exceptionally
hard
wearing
cloth,
well
made.
tg-fl
A
A
Folh-
Dv.
pair
OJ
UU
Decoration
Day
These
have
won
peace,
beyond
all
earthly
telling.
Here,
in
the
land
they
loved,
beneath
Its
sod;
i
No
more
forthcm
Wnr's
loud
aiarum,
knelling,
-Their
sons
press
onward
where
the
sites
hare
trod
Lift
high
the
Torch
above
stern,
youthful
faces;
Yciin"
hniiiis
to
guird
our
great
democracy,
Young
f,nl
t
m?rrh
in
measured,
rhythmic
paces.
Young
armies
sweep
to
battle
oversea.
iUrep
on.
Ye
Bravel-i-Scure
and
strong
and
splendid,
The
Kmplrp
'holds
the
line'
and
still
shall
hold!
Rest
In
Remembrance,
with
our
homage
blended.
Where
droops
the
Flag,
our
Prayers
In
every
fold;
I
"For
Duty
nobly
done,
the
Faith
that
saves,
"We
place
these
flass
and
flowers
upon
these
graves!"
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Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
FLANNELETTE1
BLANKETS
Full
double
bid
size
flannelette
sheets.
Green,
rose,
mr.uve.
blue,
gold,
plaids.
Fast
colors,
whipped
-ends
SI1
00
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day.
each
sheet
Pl.UU
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
Turk
Mi
towels
in
every
si",
color
and
quality
that's
mann-fa
'tiirerl.
On
.special
S;lc
Dollar
Day
nun
or
the
mill
direct
from
the
factory
to
you.
Priced
in
groups.
71
UMQTlJ-
Dollar
Day,
each
PRINCESS
SLIPS
THE
DAILY
NBWd
VISIT
TO
i
SMITHERS,
Premier
Yhitrd
Farmers'
Institute
Field
Day
and
Attended
Lunch-con
At
F.ntlako
Las'.
Night
-SMITHFRS.
June
20;
.'SuecM
to
Pally
News)
Premier
T.
D
Pat
tullo,
accomnanicd
by
E.
T.
Kcn-ney.
M.L.A.
for
Skccna.
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
morning.
Hon.
Dr.
K.
C.
MacDon-ald.
minister
of
agriculture,
and
Mirk
Connelly.
M
L.A.
for
O.nlneca,
Joined
the
partv
here
as
did
also
Olof
Hanson,
MP.
for
Skeena.
Mr.
Pattullo
met
many
.
local
people
and
conferred
over
local
and
(th?r
matters
and
left
fmmedlately
after
noon
for
the
south
by
car.
A
call
was
made
at
Burns
Lake
yesterday
afternoon
and
Mr.
Pattullo
spent
the
ni"ht
at
Endako.
The
Premier,
who
had
luncheon
at
the
experimental
farm
where
the
Fanners'
Institute
convention
was
havlner
a
field
dav.
expressed
himself
as
being?
much
pleased
with
the
--lendlrt
condition
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
the
prospects
for
good
crops.
LLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
and
Payne's
Stores
Close
at
6
O'clock
Saturday
Poori
quality
satins,
white
and
tea
rose,
asrorted
styles
und
finishes
I
111
I
IT
HIT
liBMiWHW
$1.00
(URLS'
DRILL
SLACKS
Good
quality
drill
slacks,
sizes
8
to
14.
Assprttd.
(?!
A
A
colors,
white
piping.
Dollar
Day.
pair
tJJ.Uv
BRIEF
PANTIES
Rayon
silk
knit,
heavy
weight,
lastex
leg
and
waist,
tea
rose
and
white,
excellent
wearing
garments.
Of
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
JXUU
HOSIERY
Campus
stockings,
all
wool
cashmere,
assorted
colors
and
assorted
tops,
sizes
6
to
10.
Dollar
Day
Special,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
ANKLE
SOCKS
LadlW
all
wool,
in
various
shades,
all
popular
colors,
sizes
8V2
t0
10'2.
Q
nn
Dollar
pay,
3
pairs
for
JJLvU
LADIES
RAYON
SILK
IIOSK
Extra
fine
knit,
mock
fashioned,
all
new
a
A
A
popular
shades,
rlngless.
Dollar
Day,
3
pair.i
for
V""
BEDSPREADS
500
spreads,
assorted
colored
stripes
and
checks,
absolutely
fast
colors,
nicely
finished
and
wear
guaranteed,
made
In
two
sizes,
72"x90"
and
80"x
100".
&1
QQ
Dollar
Day,
each
JJH.tO
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Size
80"xl00",
assorted
designs,
full
double
bed
sizes
in
various
colors,
well
finished,
Q9
0
Dollar
Day,
each
:
t?A.JD
CHENILLE
BATHROOM
SETS
Bath
mat
and
toilet
scat
cover
In
assorted
patterns
apd
shades.
o
if?
Dollar
Day,
set
,.
.
JpJUflD-
TABLE
CLOTHS
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture
In
very
pleasing
shades,
fast
colors,
size
52"x52",
good
heaVy
quality.
Q-
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2
for
J1UU
SCHOOL
GIRLS'
CAMPUS
HOSE
Knee
high,
novelty
silk
terry,
shade
white;
royal,
tuvy,
red,
green.
Sizes
3'2,
9,
9V2,
10.
nn
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
?1
vll
GLASS
OR
TEA
TOWELS
Linen
finished,
good
large
size,
blue
and
red
04
nn
check,
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day.
6
for
?JUUU
m
IHIiliUHlHI
I
Whifflets
1
From
The
Waterfront
v
---
'
.
Getting:
Fine
Spring
Salmon
Fish-in;
at
Kinculith
With
Sporting
drat
Salmon
Prices
Being
Discussed
Here
Parmer
Indian
A-jent
W.
R.
Colllson
has
been
having
some
great
luck
in
trolling
for
spring
salmon
with
light
gear
at
Klncolith
where
he
is
snrnrtins
a
h'Hay
accordlnt
to
word
brought
back
by
the
Indian
Department
cruiser
Naskeena
shlch
returned
from
the
Naas
Rlv-?r
last
night.
On
Wednesday
alone
Mr.
Colllson.
trolling
off
shore
with
a
minnow,
lining
light
'
rod
and
twenty
pound
Hnc.
caught
three
fine
fish
w-hlch
provided
'plenty
of
nctlon.
The
Iariest
one
weighed
forty
pounds
and,
of
course,
took
some
skill
tr
hold
but
Mr.
Colllson
was
enual
to
the
lob.
Mr.
Colllson
and
his
dauchter.
M'ss
Joyce
follison.
are
due
home
on
Ihe
Ca-tala
next
Tuesday.
The
Naskeena
made
thf
trin
to
Naas
River
points
with
Indian
Agent
James
Olllett
nnd
E
W.
H.
Husband
in
connection
with
the
Victory
Loan
cam-mien
and
met.
with
good
results
among
the
natives.
With
;
falr-i7.pd
list
of
niul
rcnsidcrable
freight
car-
awash
at
low
water.
VANDERH00F
Last
week
Fort
St.
James
lost
a1
most
valuable
Red
Cross
worker
In
the
person
of
Mrs.
Marlon
Klnnl-burgh,
who
died
after
an
Illness
extending
for
a
number
of
years.
The
funeral
service
took
place
at
the
Hotel
Fort
St.
James
on
Thursday
afternoon,
The
service
was
conducted
by
Rev,
J
Miller
McCormlck.
Last
night
the
quarterly
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Lenion
was
.eld
In
the
Legion
hall.
Constable1
Herbert
Parker
addressed
the
members.
On
Saturday
last
Miss
Daisy
Irene
Cole,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Alvln
Cole,
became
the
bride
of
Lawrence
Rovdon
Kells.
Rev
J
Miller
McCormlck
officiated.
Miss
H.
M.
Cole,
sister
of
the
bride,
was
bridesmaid.
Groomsman
was
S.
E.
Kells,
brother
of
the
groom
Skccna
i
Indians
Coming
Down
To
Canneries
Today
Henry
Wilson
and
Jonathon
Brown
leU
Sunnyslde"
Cannery-last
WcdnWday
for
Kitwanga
and
elsewhere
up
the
Skccna
Rlvor
to
assemble
fishermen
for
Sunnyslde
Cannery.
Wallace
B.
Morgan,
representative
of
the
Carlisle
Cannery,
and
David
Williams,
representative
of
Sunnvslde
Cannery,
returned
horn
to
Kitwanga
on
Monday
after
a
brief
business
trip
to
Smther6.
The
motoring
party
driven
by
Morris
Williams
-
Jr.
stopped
at
Skeena
Crossing,
Hazclton
and
Morlcctown
to
give
passes
to
th;
fishermen
for
the
sneclal
train
to
the
canneries
todav
Over
one
hundred
fishermen
are
expected
to
travel
cn
this
train.
Kitwanga
School
Give
Up
Recess
Have
Been
Knitting
Blankets
Air
Raid
Victims
in
Great
Britain
Will
Entertain
Doctors'
Wives
for
Silmon
orlces'
for
the
coming
i
KITWANOA.
June
20.
Thn
n-season
In
this
area
are
beln?:
dis-
tlve
'chool
children
of
tha
Kltwan-cus-'cd
at
a
meeting
being
held
Ra
Reserve
have
been
nulte
busy
here
today
in
the
Metropole
Hftll
this
snrln?
with
the
Junior
Red
between
the
salmon
canners'
oper-
cros
Busy
Bees
who
are
supervls-atlng
committee
from
Vancouver
ed
by
their
teachers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
representatives
of
vhe
Native
Hayhurst.
P'?ttherhood
of
British
Columbia
After
the
school
concert
which
and
the
District
No.
2
Fishermen's
was
a
great
success,
there
was
a
Association.
The
sessions
opened
aie
of
knitted
ocks.
etc.
knitted
by
this
morning
and
are
continuing
the
school
children,
this
afternoon.
The
salmon
can-
instead
of
having
rews
the
ners'
oneratlng
committee
which
children
knlttpd
blankets
for
the
arrived
on
the
Prince
Gcorne
this
air
raid
victims
In
London,
mornlnsr
from
Vancouver
and
will
sirve
the
bos
hnvs
stionser
sal)
tonleht
bv
the
Princess
Adc-
wrists
than
th
eirls.
they
have
laide
on
Its
return
south,
consists
proved
the
faster
knitters,
of
Samuel
Murray.
asistant
zer.er-
al
manager
of
B.
O.
Packers,
cbnlr-man:
Richard
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fi'bprles
Ltd..
Jl
D
Lord
of
Anln-Britlsh
Columbia
Packers,
and
Oeorse
R.
Clark
of
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
with
F.
p.
Payton.
Prairie
City
Has
III?
I'rotram
in
Connection
Mh
Medical
Meetlnp
I
rLi
rtT
Prl
Oecrge
WINNIPFO-
JlJne
20;
(rp,.
J
'
u
Ncddc,n'
"rtved
Hi
Port
wlvos
of
dpIcf,,
(he
annua,
ver
nnd
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
A.tatlon
onenln?
here
June
23
rZntor
7art
WhnC(
''"J
W,I
"ot
"d
time
heavy
on
'heir
The
Prince
Grorw
.,
now
on-ntlng
'vH
oarh
da
of
t,
flvc.day
on
summer
fehnrfule
and
will
be
convention
'
o,7herenLWI?,TJaV'
S,n"
n'"'rUl
n
M"nd
Jl,c
23'
a
toa
will
be
on
her
first
Ala-ska
voyage.
heIf,
at
the
Unlvcrslty
Womcn.s
Cluh
for
the
wives
of
the
members
C
P.R.
steamer
Princess
.drlHo,
0f
the
CM
A.
General
Council.
Two
ant.
John
Williams,
arrived
In
functions
have
been
scheduled
for
ort
at.
1:30
this
afternoon
from
the
second
day
of
the
cenvention
the
-outh
.uid
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
During
the
afternoon,
Mrs.
Gordon
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
S
Fahml
of
Wlrjnlneg.
wlf,of
the
",nts-
C.M.A.
president-elect,
will
be
hos-
tens
pt
a
luncheon
at
the
St.
The
Department
of
Transport
an-
Hiarle-!
Country
Club
for
wlve3
of
nounces
that
an
uncharted
rock
at
the
General
Council
members
and
Port
Louis.
Tingley
Cove
near
the
w'ves
of
executives
of
the
Saskat-routhcastcrn
end
of
Pip
islets
on
ehewan
and
Manitoba
divisions
of
the
Tueen
Charlotte
Islands
has
the
C.M.A.
The
same
group
will
be
been
reported
by
naval
patrol
boats
entertained
at
a
sunper
that
even-,
of
the
Department
of
National
De-
.1"2
at
the
Manitoba
Club
with
Mrs.
fence.
It
Ls
awash
at
low
water.
F-dward
L.
Ross
of
Winnipeg
as
hos-1
oimai
water
nas
aiso
oeen
round
to.
iess.
extend
across
this
channel
and
for
Late
in
th
nftornrv
o
vessels
entering
Tingley
Cove
the
reception
for
members
of
the
as-west
channel
is
recommended
but
soclation
and
their
wives
will
be
,
care
should
be
exercised
especially
held
at
the
St
Charles
Country
at
low
water,
as
rock
bottom
has
Club
by
Dr.
Gordon
8.
Fahrinl
'
been
found
in
different
parts
of
this
president-elect
of
the
Association'
channel.
Breakers
are
reported
at
"d
Mrs.
Fahrnl.
Dr.
Fahrnt
was
Alhlow
Bay
about
a
mile
and
a
elected
for
a
one-vear
presidential
half
from
the
north
cxtrenv?
of
term
at
the
4at
annual
ineetlnir
Louis
Point.
An
uncharted
rock
ls
On
June
28
Lieutenant-Governor
also
reported
in
Sklncuttle
Inlet
It
F.
McWllllams
of
Manitoba
and
...
supper
isiana
ngnt,
it
being
Mrs.
McWllllams
will
receive
mem
bers
of
the
association
and
their
wives
at
Government
House
during
he
afternoon
and
early
evening,
The
ladies'
dinner
will
be
held
fol-
I
I
I
1
1
Mm
uv((IJPIrl
"
"'"i"O0(l
"Night
Train
To
Munich'
'At
7
0!
.
,
,
,
-
1'I.irs
VIRGINIA
WFII),,t
In
"Bad
Liulo
Angel"
At
8
41)
,
News
iAt
8
D
w.h,m,
sat
'l.M.y
Joan
Bennett
in
I'Mll(lhl)
,
ti
lowing
the
Govcu.u;
ception.
A
brcaki,
Motor
Country
cint
nlpeg
at
Lower
F
been
arranged
l,t
1
al
day
of
the
eonv
r,
Treat
yourself
daily
to
DELICIOUS
HEALTHFUL!
brighten!
your
teth
Miny
deniK'K
recommend
Wrlfclfy'Spar
mint
Gum,
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