Remembrance
Day
Celebrated
rittins
Manner
There,
The
parade
was
marshalled
by
thanked
for
their
attendance
by
Capt.
Houghton
and
then
dls-
missed.
The
regular
Armistice
dance
IS
HURT
HIT
BY
GAR;
BY
BULL
BADLY
HURT
in
Jimmic
C.eorge
Sustains
Painful
Injuries
At
Round
Lake
Farm
SMITHERS.
Nov.
14:
One
of
EMITSIERS.
Nov.
14:
Jimrnie
dolng
damage
in
general
NO
BEAU
BKU.MMFXIi
which
has
been
an
annual
feature
,-
-.
..
.
put
on
by
the
Legion
was
not
held
LONDON,
Nov.
14:
f
Pilots'
of
.
in
Smithers
this
year
but,
instead,
a
beauflghter
squadron
of
the
,
the
event
was
put
on
by
the
Ju-
Royal
Air
Force
have
named
each
,
nlor
Red
Cross
of
Smithers
and
a
aircraft
with
the
word
"Beau"
as
j
very
successful
dance
was
held
the
basis.
There
s
a
"Beau
Peep,
during
the
evening
in
the
big
hall.
"Ann
Beau
Lynn,"
"Beau-Nana,
The
sale
of
popples
exceeded
all
"Beau
-
Dicia,"
"Beau-Na-Fide,
..I
.
i
.
i
.
.
i
"Rftni.nnt-Arrnu;
"'Rftaii-To
v
jm
1
4
Mii't-i-n'BiiMi
nm
m
i
hi
Now
tnrrtallv
nrn.
f!TS!
Fi1
Your
BiN
MOW?
Are
you
burning
the
proper
kind
of
coal?
Ask
for
the
free
services
and
advice
of
our
qualified
fuel
experts.
We
are
prepared
to
fill
your
coal
needs
now
at
lower
prices
from
stock
on
hand.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
t
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
?
BUILDING
MATERIAL
$
Why
not
lay
In
a
stock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
t
I'lIONE
110
Claude
Symes
Sustains
Serious
Injury
At
SmiUicrs
Other
Accidents
'
SMITHERS.
Nov.
14:-Smlhers
and
district
has
had
an
epidemic
of
accidents
recently
some
of
vices
yet
held
in
Smithers
took
had
a
narrow
escape
from
death
V
4il
ViiV
VIUVIU
Tuesday
morning
when
the
vctcr-
Morns
and
John
Fulsebakke
to
ans
of
the
district,
accompanied
load
a
bull
onto
a
mokor
truck
on
by
the
Smithers
High
School
Ca-
the
faun
of
John
Fulsebakke
near
dets
and
the
Girl
Cadets,
met
at
Rcund
Lake,
for
snnent
by
the
Leeion
Hall
and
marched
U
train.
the
church
for
the
occasion.
Gtoigs
had
got
into
the
corral
The
church
was
filled
to
capac
One
evening
a
week
ago
when
Claude
V.
Symes
was
walking
along
the
highway
near
the
Fair
Grounds
on
his
way
from
Smithers
to
hLs
home
about
two
miles
out
of
town,
he
was
hit
by
a
passing
to
cui
a
icpe
onto
the
animal
'uto"'uuve
"
u
i--
i
1j
,i
inn!ovpp
at
the
aimort.
He
was
itv
uy
and
ana
the
me
service
service
was
was
conducted
cunaucita
e
wa
i"111"1
,,...
"
allu
,
.mmediatelv
1
,
rushed
L
Z
T
to
the
.
v.
hosni-
by
Rev.
C.
E.
Moite
and
Rev.
E.
Birchall.
An
augmented
choir
rendered
exceptionally
fine
music
and
a
vocal
solo
was
sung
excellently
by
Mrs.
George
McKenzie.
w
.rnmiun
iiiui
uie
liiuciv.
iiij?
tun-
tnai
was
driven
on
dv
me
omer
.
several
fractured
ribs
and
had
also
'and
and
ran
men
Gwrge
got
up
for
ihe
fen
je.
While
trying
to
suffered
injuries
to
his
spine
(
climb
.he
fence
the
bull
charged
which
left
him
paralyzed
from
the
a.iain
and
caught
him'
on
his
waist
down.
He
is
progressing
tu
horns
and
threw
him
more
-than
well
as
can
be
expected
and
seems
,
soc
feet
into
the
air.
He
fell
back
to
be
recovering
the
us
of
his
Capt.
K.
G.
Houghton,
president
intp
lhe
garagt
but
an
lnuaedtate
t
an
ls
gradually.
The
a:ci-1
of
Bulkley
Valley
Branch
of
Ca-
at4ftck
Qn
the
bull
wlCn
pitchforks
nt
was
apparently
caused
by
nadian
Legion,
and
was
headed
nSn
at
bay
yjhjjp
me
injured
two
cars
meeting
on
the
road
at
I
by
Constables
Todd
and
West,
man
was
re.moved
from
the
cor-
that
Plnt
and
tne
Slare
of
tne
j
wun
uonstaoie
xoaa
providing
lfll
IIis
waj
badly
ripped
and
headlights
on
the
one
car
inter-marching
music
on
the
bagpipes,
orn
by
lhe
animal's
horns
and
it
fered
wlth
tne
vision
of
the
driver
from
the
Legion
Hall
to
the
WJS
nece,ssarv
to
nut
a
tourniquet
of
&e
car
which
struck
Mr.
Symes.
church.
on
lne
injurtj
iimb
oefore
he
was
Mr-
Symes
came
to
Smithers
from
j
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
at
ev,n
.oved
frc.m
tihe
corral.
Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago;
11:02
a.m.,
after
the
two
minutes
Also
jn
being
thrown
into
the
air
and
purciwsed
lhe
Powell
farm
silence
by
Cadet
Corp.
Harry
Ken-
ne
had
fouied
saine
barbed
wire
w"e
he
and
his
family
have
ney,
and
was
followed
immediate-
4r2unti
the
top
of
the
fence
anf
worked
very
hard
improving
the
ly
with
the
'Lament,"
played
by
nls
face
and
neck
were
lacerated
Property.
They
have
the
sympathy
Constable
Todd
on
the
bagpipes.
by
te
re
of
the
entire
community
in
their
A
very
fine
address
was
given
George
is
now
in
the
Smithers
misfortune,
by
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
who
perform-
hospital
where
he
is
doing
as
well
0n
tne
same
day
"Junior"
Good-ed
chaplain
service
at
many
basjs
as
mi.sht
be
expected.
acre
oI
Smithers,
while
playing
in
for
minesweepers
in
Scotland
dur-
the
hay-loft
of
a
barn
on
the
After
consideraDle
hard
work
War',
the
animal
was
finally
ttussed
up
esJa'
fel1
?
tne
floor
.
After
the
service
.u
the
veterans
broke
both
bones
In
one
leg
near!
and
en
ontQ
ft
railwa
af.
and
cadets
marched
back
to
the
tne
ank1-
A'so
on
the
same
day.
h
h
d
drivpn
horn
throuzh
Canadian
Legion
where
they
were
f1
tVlo
,-
nnH
one
of
the
drivers
of
the
big
machines
at
work
on
the
Smithers
I
airport
suffered
a
broken
right
forearm
and
Is
now
a
patient
in
I
the
local
hospital.
VANDERH00F
emblems
beine
disrjosed
of
in
this
"Greta
-
Gar
-
Beau,'
a'nd
"Beau
.
y
district.
Less."
itememDrance
Day
was
appro
priately
observed
in
observance
of
Remembrance
Veterans
nttpnriln
In
tho
about
the
same
as
last
year,
operators
welcome
an
Inrrpasp
nf
I
Nechako
district.
Gordon
Hohnes,
an
employee
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
in
the
Omineca
district,
has
had
the
misfortune
to
sustain
a
fracture
of
the
right
leg.
John
H.
McMillan
and
Edward
D.
Roberts
have
been.recent
pa
tients
at
the
fine
new.St.
John
Hospital
at
Vanderhoof.
.Sergeant
Air
jQunner
Robert
J:M09V,j
sort
ofMr.
-.efuL-Mrs.
I.
IL
iviuure,
ana
a
native
son
of
Vanderhoof
,
has
arrived
safely
in
'Great
Britain
for
service
with
the
Royal
Air
Force.
J
Fred
Nash,
B.C.L.S.,
of
Terrace,
has
been
in
the
Omineca
district
north
of
Vanderhoof
recently
en-$
gaged
in
the
surveying
of
mining
,
properties.
Jl
Guy
Braman
and
four
children,
I'HONE
117
"avc
vanaernoor
ior
prince
J
RUDCrt
Mr
Brnmnn
will
fnlln,l
f.W4f4,the
carpentering
trade
in
Prince
PAGE
FOUR
JTHE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
KOVI'ie-
DEFENCE
MINISTER
INSPECTS
VETERANS
GUARD
SMITHERS
News
of
Northern
Districts
HAS
SMITHERS
AD
CCD
v-'-.a
'slisk
V-
m
The
official
inspection
of
Defence
Minister
J.
L.
Ralston
of
the
First
Company
of
the
Veterans
Guard
of
Canada
to
go
overseas
was
a
strictly
private
show
between
old
soldiers.
The
ministers
inspection
was
held
at
Ottawa.
Immediately
above
he
is
receiving
three
resounding
cheers
from
the
proud
spoup
of
cx-soldiers.
On
top,
Cel.
Ralston
is
seen
talking
to
Pte.
K.
A.
Ritchie,
who
won
the
D.C.M.
with
the
42nd
Battalion
in
the
last
war.
Behind
the
minister
is
Col.
H.
R.
Alley,
O.B.E..
officer
administering
the
Veterans
Guard,
and
Major
H.
A.
Hedley,
M.C.,
commander
of
the
overseas
company.
MOUNTAIN
'Hallowe'en
BOY
WORK'M
Operator
of
Well
Known
Stewart
Property
Is
Well
Satisfied.
An
Important
gold
mining
prop-
or
two
on
his
way
east
for
the
w"ue
navi"s
wen
anver
01f
ne
Taylor
acting
as
accompanist.
During
the
afternoon
the
Women's
'LfT
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
'
J"dent
about
v.
telling
of
held
cabaret
he
resu'ts
of
the
work
don"
80
a
entertainment
for
which
an
excellent
program
had
faf
on
the
property.
Mr.
La
Fran-been
nrenarPd
nripr
t.h
riirptmn
cols-
admitted
that
he
considered
of
Mrs.
P.
Brown.
At
night
there
"
m!in?
bet,ter
an
pros"l
rwf
Tho
funnel
c-r
fn.
U
n
A
was
a
big
dance
with
the
Fort
Fraser
Orchestra
music
by
1
.1
i
7
1Ui,"a"
b"'"
Sunday
there
were
special
patriotic
services
in
Holy
Trinity
Anglican
Church
at
Vanderhoof
in
m
.1
I
....
I
i
r.
i.
,i
l
t.i
i.i.irn
i
v
ri
n
.n,r
,-'n
'
'
nJ
Ik...
ii
i
Day,
eve-
auu
nicy
wuie
CAptxlJIlg
lO
siriKe
.another
vein
soon
and
until
that
was
cut
he
did
not
care
to
say
anything
about
It.
The
ore
was
arsenical
pyrites.
Iniriff.
ThPro
u-n
n
nnnm
r?,
'
Mr.
La
Francois
ITanQOlS
SaiO
e
W3S
peal
on
Saturday.
;
planning
to
spend
the
winter
in
the
east
unu
wuuiu
rt-iurn
to
Tie
contracts
have
been
award-,
Sten
in
April
to
contlne
work
ed
throughout
the
central
interior
district.
While
the
Quantities
are
uii
uie
property.
JUST
"HEAR"
AND
THEKE
three
cents
in
price
for
No.
1
ties
I
LONDON,
Nov.
14:
Qi
A
woman
and
five
cents
for
No.
2
ties.
Spec-r
110
mterruptea
a
parliamentary
lficatlons
remain
unchanged
from
dcbate
bv
remarking
"hear,
hear"
last
year.
George
Ogston
of
Van-
iwas
courteously
but
firmly
escort-
derhoof.
has
asain
hePn
nwnrriPHlecl
Ircm
the
House
of
Commons
the
contract
fnr
KPttlprs
in
fho
8"ery
Rupert,
the
children
entering
the
Ridley
Home.
The
Red
Cross
Society
at
Vanderhoof
Is
making
an
appeal
for
more
workers
at
the
workroom.
An
addition,
36
by
26
feet,
is
being
built
to
the
Nechako
Oarage
here.
A
fireproof
roof
Is
also
be
ing
put
on
and
steam
heating
MLss
Kathleen
Steele
has
to
her
home
here
after
two
months
at
Kelowna.
The
Gillespie
Grain
Co.
shipped
a
carload
of
grain
last
week
to
Tranquille
near
Kamloops.
HTCH
STOPPED
inaJZfu
or
MoniBiek
r
wniirtrflirf
fmm
Itrhlnjnf
wvmt,
pimply
Icla
f'wil,
.U.
irabie,ra.ljM
ind
otW
rtlenwUv
"""I
kin
IrtviLI'.,
utr
(.l
rtiD,
euJin,
.ou.
Vl'lie,
liquid
1).
I).
D.
fmrriiitiim.
GrtanlrM.
lauileH.
SUir
IrriUlion
od
quiillr
Mihm
Idium
itebini.
3x
trial
UhiI
(um
II,
i
numtf
Ui
k
Aik
ru
JniiiUt
Um1
fur
UX
J).
hKlSOUlTlON
(
At
Keid
Lake
REID
LAKE.
Nov.
14:
A
Hallowe'en
party
was
given
by
the
teacher
for
the
children
of
this
Prince
"
George
Be
district
community,
curiunuiuiy.
Jerty
on
Bitter
Creek
about
cigh-
Vnn.
Vanderhoof,.
"ihpMter
the
party
Mrs.
Townsend
Rev.
J.
Miller
Mc-Rpar
Rlv.r
vnllpv
,a
hfiintr
ri0VO,
opened
her
home
for
all
who
.'Cormick
was
in
charge
of
There
WaS
a
dC'
a
re-
oped
by
the
Mountain
Boy
Min-l'a,ntd
memhrnnrp
sprvirp
in
tho
rvmHnr
Pnmnanv
imripr
Hlrprtlnn
nf
n
ouu.
-
-
ww
v
v.
WIVtlU
I
O
wmej
usauuk
u
w
X.
V
1
4
J
&
M
'dian
Legion
Hall,
delivering
the'minlnS
engineer.
J.
O.
La
Fran-,
principal
address.
'School
chil-'ois
of
Montreal,
the
vice-presl-dren,
dent
of
the
comPanv-
Mr.
La
as
well
as
war
veterans,
at-
tended
in
Francois
is
n
the
city
for
a
day
a
body
and
there
was
a
community
choir
with
Mrs.
R.
M.
quality
ana
in
fg-j
price,
Seagram'
Old
Rye
continue!
to
be
one
of
the
greatest
values
in
whisky.
Convince
yourself
it's
so
ntxt
llmt
toy
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a
surprise
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had
fallen
during
r
p
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v
there
was
so
little
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it
was
about
to
The
ground
is
unless
some
prettv
comes
Immediate:',-may
stay
fairly
v
which
would
h.t:.i.
work
in
the
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and
firewood.
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