1
1
Li
iqs
rors
TEH
DAILT.
EVWjB
nu.
Expert
Optical
Service
Bulkley
Valley
SMITHERS,
June
25.-
After
a
month
of
weather
which
brought
frequent
small
showers
of
rain
the
Valley
was
drenched
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
evening
with
a
downpour
'
which
accompanied
a
light
thunderstorm.
Areas
which
had
"been
missed
by
the
previous
showers
received
their
share
of
the
copious
rain
and
the
prospects
for
good
crops
of
hay
and
grain
all
over
the
valley
are
now
excellent.
Farmers
are
quite
elated
with
the
favorable
conditions.
.
If
you
want
sonietnin,
advertise
for
it.
Hundreds
of
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
His
'CIGARETTE
PAPERS
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
IJASEMENT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Fine
Showers
In
(VISION
0
F
BEEF
RAISING
IN
BULKLEY
Member
of
Parliament
for
Hamilton
Enthused
Over
Interior
Farm
Prospects
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Ross
of
Hamilton,
Ontario
were
In
the
city
this
morning
going
north
to
Dawson.
They
have
been
ma')ng
a
tour'
of
Canada
induced
thereto
by
Glof
Hanson
with
whom
he
had
often
discussed
the
trip
and
who
hid
persuaded
him
to
come.
Speaking
of
his
horns
city.
Mr.
Ross
said
they
were
devoting
their
whole
energies
to
war
work.
Hamilton
was
extremely
busy
Just
now
and
their
housing
problem
was
difficult.
Mr.
Ross
was
particularly
taken
with
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
it
should
develop
rapidly.
There
was
likely
to
be
Moth
Fume
CRYSTALS
1
lb.
Tin
50c
I
"tt
y
Moth
Proof
BAGS
Price
50c
-
-
-
Ormesltd.
Jjf
Jh
oncer
Drutzg
ijts
Th
Keiall
Sture
ThoiiM
81
h
tt
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
anil
1
to
I
.ra.
6-Iiree
Bedioon,
Suite-
Vanity,
bench,
chiffonier,
bed,
cable
spring,
Inner
spring,
mattress.
C4nn
aa
Special
MUll.UU
All
Enameled
Enterprise
Kanjjr
A
compact
full
enameled
steel
v
'
range,
large
polished
cookings
top,
-I
A
AA
utilities
drawer
f
tPllU.UU
.
'3-piei'eCIirslcrricId
Suite
C1A
AA
Special
tH2U.UU
Elio's
Furniture
Store
'
'
'
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
fIUOSp--HUlfrNO
.......
TImn
AVENUE
Good
Work
For
Victory
Loan
In
Interior
B.C.
SMITHERS,.
June
25.
With
the
Victory
Loan
Campaign
ended
this
division
of
Unit
D,
comprising
the
territory
from
Terrace
on
the
west
to
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
St.
James
on
the
east
has
.
exceeded
its
quota
forth
i,
by
the
canvassers
has
Wen
very
gratifying
and
it
is
pleasing
to
note
that
this
district
has
kept
pace
with
the
rest
of
the
province
and
the
Dominion
as
a
whole,
in
the
campaign
just
ended.
Many
who
would
have
been
small
subscribers
already
contracted
to
purchase
War
Savings
Certificates
monthly
pnd
so
were
not
in
a
position
to
buy
the
Victory
Loan
bonds.
Years
Ago
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
ISox
511
FKASEIt
STREET
Prince
Rupert
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
.Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Ave.
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
IINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
thf
only
almon
canning
company
with
an
all
-tb
Tar
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
157
nwmm
anod
Whisky-
'
X
?ALKER
along
with
many
other
districts
in,
.
.
.
,
.
,
Mh
oiitu
ni.
wi
This
advertisement
is
not
Dub
The
quota
had
been
set
for
$150
000
and
the
final
tally
shows
ai
total
of
$161,500
subscribed
for.
To
Terrace
goes
the
honor
of
heading
the
subscriptions
in
the
entire
district
with
a
total
subscribed
of
$34,900,
while
Smlthers
which
is
the
largest
community
in
the
district
had
a
total
subscription
of
$32,450
although
there
were
several
special
subscriptions
which
have
not
been
included
in
this
amount
and
which
would
have
raised
the
total
to
near
the
$50,000
quota
which
had
been
set
for
this
town.
nnor
Control
Board
or
bv
he
Government
of
British
Columbia
KAML00PS
NEWS
H.M.H'S
"HOME
TOWN"
Musical
Recital
Joseph's
Academy
Interest
Evenlr
LITTLE
NECK
CLAMS
COME
FROM
JAPAN
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Japan
to
catch
the
young
oysters,
I
'
many
other
marine
animals
are
also
tine
Event
By
Students
Last
SDawning
and
they
too
use
the
shells
I
Ing
Proves
Enjoyable
To
!a
a
uiacc
to
lodge.
The
cracks
and
Audience
crevices
are
often
full
of
young!
I
clams,
snalfs,
worms,
anemones,;
'
and
other
species.
The
pupils
of
the
music
classes
crabs,
sponges
enter-
Some
of
these,
because
of
the
na-talncd
of
St
Joseph's
Academy
their
parents
and
friends
at
tureof
their
anatomy,
are
unable
to
a
musical
recital
held
in
the
flower
wiinsiana
even
mhui
jjwuwi
ui
t-'decked
Kindergarten
of
the
Acad-
posurc.
Others,
however,
are
oble
emy
last
evening.
to
survive
the
long
voyage
across
the
1
The
program
"which
commenced
Pacific
and
may
continue
their
de-wlth
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
by
velopment
when
planted
In
Dritlsh
the
audience.
oDened
its
numbers
Columbia.
Most
of
them
probably
by
selections
by
the
junior
pupils
survive
only
for
a
short
time
due
which
were
greatly
appreciated,
to
inability
to
propagate
under
con-The
offerings
of
the
more
advanc-
dltlons
so
different
from
those
in
ed
students
met
with
most
favor-
their
normal
habitat
In
Japan,
or
able
comment.
they
may
fall
prey
to
unaccustomed
A
recitation
showing
forth
the
predators,
diffictulty
of
"Ten
Little
Fingers"
Found
Stowed
Away
by
Miss
Lily
Sylvester
and
the
ren-
"In
this
manner,
then,
a
few
derlns
of
Qonoud's
"Ave
Maria"
young
'little
neck'
clains
'stowed
by
Miss
Yvonne
Rlffou
accompan-
away'
among
the
seed
oysters
and
Extensive
Inconvenience
but
little
jctj
by
Mi'.ss
Marie
Amadlo
were
the
ones
planted
in
Ladysmlth
har-
LAST
TIMES
2
Pthmire
Ul-i.
.
.
it
lBnur
TONIC?
Featnrp
"
o.
.
CLAIlK
GABLE
In
Crime
Doesn't
iy
which
hnvp
a
ana
j...
'L
A
With
IILDV
LA.MARK
Also
Carl
w
-----
IllttJUl
OU1
CUIlVitO
111
AJliWOll
Vrt-
'
Legion
convention
at
New
Westmin-
singing
of
"God
Save
the
King"
lumbla.
1
CROYDON.
June
25
-p
5ter-
and
tne
children
felt
rewarded
In
.rhe
Japanese
'little
neck'
clam
that
R.
A.
F.
airmen
r0:
m
some
wav
for
thp
harri
wnrk
nf
i
i
-i
i.i
oonf
in
.
rn
J
.
i
r
it
iwu
uiuiiKcn
inui.iiLs
Jimp-
IQlfi-
iiuiuiiu):
M
am
nnn
Arc
orn
ro.
iinnn..
payment.
SPECIAL
Round-Trio
VACATION
FARES
TO
THE
PRAIRIES
Tickets
on
Sale
JULY
1,
5,
(5
Here's
your
chance
to
get
Hut
longed-for
vacation,
to
visit
friends
and
relative!)
on
the
prairies
or
as
far
east
as
Tort
Arthur.
Special
low
fares
are
good
in
coaches,
tourist
and
standard
sleeping
cam.
RETURN
LIMIT
30
DAYS
Stopovers
are
allowed
anywhere
ei
route,
including
world
-
famous
Jasper,
the
playground
of
the
Rockies.
For
Information,
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
3rd
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
rnpolvoH
llaJS
tu.c
saiiic
exbtriiiui
iiiuiiwii'js
its
--..
curuij
ierr;:orv
ruceivea
ILCIVCU
4ua
Vi
a
voor
v,r
..
..
.
..
....
l
.
.
...
-
"tta
ojiuii,
siuub
wnen
iney
appearea
pnicnico
rnnnfor-ffoi,,
.j
n
,.
.
.....
.'.
ixoasaise
..vv..-vr.iv.o1c
jwiioi
in
ine
oeiore
Magistrate
a.
Kanxin
V-41-41
We
need
your
co-operation
lo
give
you
better
service.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
dally
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
"
rnoNE
10
on
Axtirln.
'
r
"
...uwu
iv
iuui.ua
f
1
1
11
iri
iiaii
i
to
take
care
of
the
huge
quantities
Onen
House
at
Kamlonns
.iiminr.
A,lan
Forman
of
beef
that
could
be
raised
there.
Senior
High
School
last
week.
Un-'
"Cadets
Parade"
(Lowel
Ber
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rose
will
be
return-
iaue
methods
of
introHnrlrnr
th
nle
DeJong,
George
Glllls.
1
11
ir
om.fV.
I
-
e
.
.
...
.
.
.
...
11
11
1-1
rr
Cniin"
fl?11i
u.u
m
a
icw
aays
ana
win
aispiays
or
aDrons
and
irocks
made
return
by
way
of
Vancouver.
and
modelled
by
the
girls
of
the
Mary
.
Adcock-
'
various
classes,
marlp
thp
nnriitnr.
'
A
n
Maid
ivltUa
Hundreas
ol
peopie
try
a
"snot"
ium
program
unusually
nnvpl
nnri
dl
Tnorscn
In
the
Dallv
News
r.lassiripH
.i
umn
and
get
good
results
(tf)
interesting
I
vinous
story"
(Heller)
I
Miller.
Harold
Mfrcer
Morton
alias
Ed-1
"Holiday
at
the
Boacn"
(Bllbro)
ward
Johnson,
a
self-admitted
dc-
Lydla
Watt,
serter
from
the
army,
holder
of
a
"Sweet
Dreams"
(Tschalkowsky)
forged
national
registration
card,
Bernie
DcJong.
is
at
the
moment
serving
41
weeks
"The
Fingers
that
Failed"
recita-in
tail.
This
is
because
he
took
tion,
Lily
Sylvester,
orders
from
housewives
for
spongy-1
"Swallows"
(Burgmuller)
Owen
rubber
kitchen
mops
and
failed
to
McRae.
aeuver
tne
articles
after
obtaining
Preludes"
(Chopin)
Mary
Syl-
ivester.
I
"The
Jolly
Coppersmith"
(retcr)
Pauline
Ohnesorg.
"Schottishe"
(Evans)
Kathleen
Doherty.
"Allegro"
(Haydn)
Norma
Watt.
"No
Surrender"
(Morrison)
Mary
Sylvester.
Pauline
Ohnesorg.
"Vals?
Miniature"
'
(Dunhill)
Pat
Brocklesby.
"Ben
Hur
Chariot
March"
(PauIO
Dorothy
Kergln.
"Hungarian
Dance"
(Karganoff)
Sheila
McRae.
"Gondollcri"
(Nevin)
Marie
adlo.
Mlmmle
Johnson.
"Nocturne
ln
B
Flat"
(Slater)
Alestalr
Crerar.
"Valse
Brllliante"
(Moskowskl)
Peggy
Large.
"VaUe"
(Chopin)
Marie
Amadio.
"Rosemary"
(Bridge)
Mary
Pos-tuk
"Ave
Maria,"
(Gonoud)
Yvonne
Riffou.
"Hark,
Hark
the
Lark"
(Schu-bert-Lltz)
Audrey
Sessions.
"Scherzo
Valse"
(Moskowskl)
Emily
Yamanaka.
"Rigolleto"
(Ltszt)
Frances
Moore
A.
T..C.
M.
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
not
Water
steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrg-
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
tVoodwork,
stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
l.50
Chimneys
Swept
13.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
733
ine
native
species,
mat
is,
botn
l-'ve
romoaiani
Beth
concentric
and
radiating
ridges.
In
v
Hying
suit
whirs
i
i
.
.
u
i
lit
i
fnrm
t
Vn
Uri.
to
nleiri
i
pniltv
.m..
coiur,
nuwuvcr,
it
may
oe
muvuca
ui,'"uic
in
i
iiir..iri
v
11
1
1
i.v
.
.
..
occupied.
British
gunners
shelled
to
intoxication
rharM
vn
thP
rc"
3iav
UbcuaikowMyi
with
green,
brown,
or
black.
The
sual
dlstlnguUhabl-
6-
German
positions
around
Neuville
address
for
Lena
Moses
.md
JnsPnh
..
.
.
v"y
smooth
interior
of
the
ihell
rank-
St.
Vaast
and
the
Ypres-Menin
Levere
for
one
month
is
"City
Jail
"
vcSn
ly
byl"
has
a
yclU)w
tln8e
and
the
blunt
road.
cnd
t
the
shell
is
usually
purple-
-
-
Cleverly
staged
"fashion
reviews"
The
Mcrry
Peasat"
(Schu-
colored.
The
length
of
the
shell,
scl-
added
to
interesting
displays
of
m?n.n'.
Geor8e
Oillls.
dom
exceedlng
two
Inches,
Is
greater
a
scarcity
of
food
for
some
time
general
s:hoolwork,
plu3
tuneful
'uttle
Burlesque"
(Lnnont)
Del-
n
proportion
to
the
height
than
in
ana
wai
vaney
could
supply
a
great
items
by
class
choirs,
made
an
out-
iay
deal
if
there
was
a
processing
plant
standing
occasion
of
the
annual
"Soger's
March"
(Schumann)
the
native
"little
neck
species.
The
tip
of
the
siphon
or
'neck"
is
split
for
a
distance
of
about
one-quarter
of
an
inch.
"Usually,
when
pvotlr
enpploe
am
(Ellmenrclch)
lntroduced
lnto
a
new
habiUt(
carc
,
.
,
m'"t
be
taken
to
prevent
parasites
L,
Churning"
(Crist)
.
Ran-
nnH
nnfe
frnm
hJn
the
same
time.
Sometimes
this
Is
Joan
not
always
passible;
for
example,
in
tne
case
of
the
oyster
drills,
I'HONE
IIS
ooPy
Frnl
.MacMurra
in
"KANfiEItS
OF
I0RUNE
Plus
Ann
Sothcm
ln
"(o.vno
MAiv.p.
important
damage
was
done
by
a
pleasant
interludes
in
the
course
bor
evidently
found
conditions
very
llsh
cnlnmhio
'?
l
The
response
to
the
efforts
put
T
J
T
V
i
sZZ
.
evening.
iuiuium:.
0...11-
m.
w
and
Japanese
WAtt.
almost
three-quarters
of
an
a
inch
At
the
close
of
the
recital
the
few
specimens
were
discovered
na-
nnv
h,v
,
f
of
rain.
Several
scores
of
base-awards
of
the
Toronto
Conserva-
tural
propagation
has
ben
so
,uc-1
jng
through
the
ments
were
flooded,
and
some
dam-
tory
of
Music,
won
by
the
children
cessful
that
this
Japanese
species
oysters
and
devoun"!
age
was
done
to
streets
ln
the
east
in
the
various
grades
were
distri-
has
now
entered
the
commercial
bivalves
'
end
when
drainage
and
utorm
sew-
buted.
'little
neck'
clam
catch
and
on
a
"it
does
not
oftr,
ers
were
overtaxed.
The
city
was
a
pleasant
feature
of
the
eve-
number
of
beaches
has
become
usefui
SPeclcs
such
"
without
electricity
briefly
during
ning
was
the
showing
of
the
work
many
times
more
abundant
than
1
.lltUe
'"
Cf
ncck.
av
the
height
of
the
storm
and
a
num.
of
the
sewing
classjs
of
the
child-
the
native
species,
Paphia
staminea.
accidently
IntroclurprI
'
'
ber
of
telephones
were
put
out
of
ren
of
the
Annunciation
School.
From
Ladysmlth
harbor
it
has
industry
t
may
benriii
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