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ecs
Expert
Optical
Service
HAZELTON
BANQUET
You
ne
People's
Educational
Association
Holds
First
Annual
Event
HAZELTON,
May
21:
The
Young
People's
Educational
Association
cf
Hazelton
hold
its
fi.i-'.
annual
banquet
last
Saturday
evening.
Guests
of
honor
were
Hone-ran-President
John
Smith.
Pres!d?'it
Charles
Clifford,
Mrs.
Charl?s
Cllf-
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Cluck,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Hugi'iiving
VISIT
OUK
IJASIiAIKNT
STORK
Fur
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
(
lasses,
Ravage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWHLKIt-
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Second
Vice-President
Johnny
Moore,
Third
Vice
-
President
Charles
Patsy.
Secretary
Charles
F.
Clifford
Jr.,
and
Trca
urcr
Charles
Smith.
A
majority
of
members
also
a
:nd:d.
All
in
all
r'jout
thirty
plates
of
a
very
delicious
chicken
dir.
:icr
was
served.
President
Charles
Clifford
gave
CANADIAN
WOMEN
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
Make
Repairs,
Build
We
can
supply
all
the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
to
the
old
one.
Call
In
and
talk
II
over
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
PHONE
116
niONl.
it;
lays
Of
Tweedsmuir
ARE
unicn
spenu,
duc
women
also
save
money.
Very
often
their
savings
arc
built
up
out
of
the
economies
of
careful
spending.
Housewives,
factory
workers,
stenographers,
nurses,
clerks,
school
teachers,
saleswomen,
domestic
employees
a
great
army
of
women
in
all
walks
of
life
are
depositors
at
the
Dank
of
Montreal.
The?
J
are
the
owners
of
a
very
large
percent-
c
ui
uui
minion
deposit
accounts.
You
are
invited
to
discuss
your
banking
requirements
with
us.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
"A
BANK
WHERE
SMALL
ACCOUNTS
ARE
WELCOME"
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
I'rina-
Ri.pn.
liramh:
Ci.
R.
&
I1I.AGKADY,
M.nr.
Sicu-an
Itraiii-h:
H.
V.
LITTUJR,
SUutgt,
MODERN,
EXPERIENCHD
IJANKING
SERVICE
...
th
be
Oulcmt
tf
123
Years'
Successful
Operation
il
llll
!tl-U.i!lU
LONDON,
May
21:
(.CP)
On
ex
he
.wanted
him
to
look
more
like
Ladles'
and
Children's
DRESSMAKING
AM)
m:,MOI)IXI,IN;
Reasonable
price,
good
work
Phone
nine
9IH
203
3rd
Ave,
KIMIKO
UYEDi;
MAL
US
YOUR
FltSlS
TODAY
Any
size
roll
developed
and
printed.
25c
Special
"Decko-Art"
-prints
ReprlnU
twelve
,v
for
33c
STEFFENS-COLMER
PHOTO
P.O.
Box
22U
Vancouver
1I.C.
1
mi
DATLT
KKW
1
--LL.LUI
RECRUITING
ACTIVITIES
hibltion
at
the
summer
display
of
The
first
results
of
the
new
na-the
Royal
Accdamy
Is
a
marble
bust
tlonal
recruiting
drlve
may
be
no-
land
as
Lord
Tweedsmuir.
said
the
The
recruiting
organization
in
late
Canadian
.governor-general
1,10
province
has
been
re-organized
had
described
the
bust
as
the
'
best
and
eight
complete
parties
are
now
thing
ever
done"
of
him.
travelling
In
the
Interior.
Cant.
S.
Alter
thrcv
two-hour
sittings
Lord
M
C-
ls
covering
Vancou-
Twccdsmulr
vcr
Island
a,ld
has
mad?.
a
ood
brought
Lady
Tweeds-
muir
and
their
youngest
son
to
see
start
ln
Duncan
whcre
hc
SV1R
th
pnmnir.tnH
nrir
"Th.
!,.
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Lleut.-Col.
ij
hn
..
j.
Williams.
Officer
Commanding,
the
results
so
far.
Lieut.-Col.
D.
Phii-
thc
administrator
Insteaa
of
the
In-
P01
D
S
0
-
OBE-
"icer
.Com
tellectiial
type."
jmandlng.
HC
Company.
Veterans
the
well-being
cf
the
young
people
of
Hazelton.
:
Honorary
President
John
Smith!
uuara
01
vanaaa.
is
again
cuvcua
the
East
Kootenays
with
his
headquarters
at
Cranbrook
and
Capt.
A
H
rttiirllt
Vila
cppnnri.ln-rnin-
He
stated
-that,
in
order
to
fulfil
bers.bn
how
to
conduct
their
lives
Vernon'
b
,ravclIln?
through
the
ih-
policies,
members
must
at
all
so
that
in
the
years
to
come
they
0kanasan
Vallcv.
and
Capt.
J.
F.
"-"s
and
united
and
willingly
I
would
ec-
their
organization
grow
Roberts
M.C
Adlutant.
2nd
B-ittat-
!
i
,.
,
.
.
Ion.
Rockv
Mountain
Ransers.
has
Quesncl
and
Williams
Lake.
Capt
A.
O.
Rlx
has
been
entrusted
with
the
work
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area
and
arrangements
have
been
made
for
him,
to
travel
by
boat
settlements
on
the
coast
enroute.
1
In
addition
to
thwfc
regular
recruiting
parties,
special
demonstta-tion
platoons,
accomoanled
by
bands
and
rrcrultlns
staffs,
arc
bc-intt
sent
bv
road
and
will
nlteh
ciunp
in
towu.s
and
villascs
throughout
the
province.
Organization
meet
Ins.
cf
the
officers
command-In?,
reserve,
units
n
Victoria
r.nd
Vancouver
have
beep
held
antl
they
are
arranging
to
take
their
part
in
Ci"ili"n
committees
are
being
or-ganl7pd
lr
the
various
cities
and
population
centres
throughout
the
pm"inc.
Nothing
has
been
nc-cp-.-i
to
mil"
"ire
tbnt
p-imVi
Columbia
maintains
Its
record
of
cnll'tmonfs
and
It
ls
confidently
expected
that
hot
only
will
the
3.000
rrruits
renu'red
during
Mav
and
June
be
enlisted
bui
that
an
orirnnhntlon
will
be
set
up
that
will
be
able
to
handle
requirements
for
a
long
time
to
come.
RonutifuI
Lady?
Fighter
Plane
'
LONDON.
May
21:
CP
Des-'cribinc
British
fisrhting
planes
as
"Beautiful
ladies,"
Lord
Beaver-brook.
Minister
of
Aircraft
Pioduc-tion.
In
a
message
to
an
aircraft
factory
called
on
workers
for
a
more
bountiful
supply
of
"spares."
I
The
menace
said:
"You
produce
air
frames
Which
misht
be
described
as
'Beautiful
ladles'.
Hero
you
1
fit
your
ladles
with
their
new
bon-I
nets
engines
which
show
such
magnificent
advance
on
last
year's
fn.-hi-ns.
It
on
account
of
these
bonnrt
for
the
"nretty
ladles'
I
ask
you
to
eive
us
more
output,
more
bountiful
supply
of
spares."
IN
Till:
M
PKIiJIi:
coi
ut
o'
ItKIIISII
coi.i
miiia
in
moii
vri:
In
11
Miiltrr
.of
(Do
V.nMr
ol
tuhn
fMUliiin
MiKlrilry.
Iinru'ril.
Ulr
1,1
Ihf
flljr
0r
iTIn.p
ltii.prt,
Hrlll-li
I'oliiinlilii,
win
dlril
on
OriTinlirr
1st,
1
liiriliit
-to
Hi?
pruvUilou.or
H'ctlonl
2
f
i,ii
Tni-io"
Act
.of
tht
rroviiic
K
BrltWi
Onlomblii
I
hereby
give,
iv
Men
Diait
on
1J
25Wi
(li.y
of
April
I
1941
my
eiipdliKtiiient
m
Executor
of
il
Estate
.rf
Ui-
l,t
John
William
McJilnlov,
rxfwd.
wm
yxntlrflX4
by
tc'itfr.r.
Irflto
1-xilcH
nut
of
th
Sup-r-n--
f'-Mirt
rf
Bn'.'Wh
Ooliitnbta,
orl
'
tlwt
nil
,pcrf?irM
lr)lel(ed
to
Ulc
said
Bitcfe
are
rwiulrrd.
to
pay
tjve
(mount
n
tir-'.y
indcbtiTtlnert-
to
nuj
fortli-Mth'
"d
nil
rrwni
having,
,
clalmi,
gainst
'he
all
cHr.t
or.
r-fiulrtd't?
flH
them
prtuKirl!:
vcrl'ricd
wlf.h
me
on
or
before
June
15th
1041
fa-iltng
wlilcJi
distribution
shall
bo
inptle
havbig
regard
only
to
c'lm
which
arc
In
my
ln.nUi.
j
Da.tcd
at
Prince
Hupetlt,
B.C.
this
7th
day
of
Miy
A.
D.
1B4I."
"
CUrFORD
OtLKErt
Bv
hl
Solicitors.
'Brown
4t
Ilarvey.
!Bener
Block.
Prlar'
Rupert,
B.
KAMLOOPS
NEWS
R.M.R'S
"HOME
TOWN"
of
the
late
Lord
Tweedsmuir
who
tlccd
as
a
definite
quickening
of
rc-
vas'tShMrrvlr4V-(rTbrcrulting
activities
all
over
the
prbv-
;
a
thirty-two
Dcr
cent
Increase
m
Thomas
J.
Clappcrton
that
he
orlnce
of
British
Columbia
Including
'
sawlog
production
in
the
Kamloops
dcrcd
a
replica
for
his
aged
moth-
Prince
Rupert
district.
Recruits
arc
district
and
a
substantial
increase
erf
After
the
war
the
bust
may
be
already
beginning
to
arrive
in
the
in
minor
forest
products
is
report-sent
to
Canada
for
permanent
dis-
district
depots
and
there
is
a
def-
cd
for
the
first
quarter
of
1941
by
play
but
until
then
It
Is
expected
initc
increase
in
the
activities
in
the
c.
C.
Tcman,
district
forester,
to
remain
hi
London.
.
recruiting
offices.
There
Is
als()
In-
There
was
a
notable
increase
In
the
rinnnorffin
o
fii.r
nf
th.
i?r.,.oi
creased
actlvltv
on
the
streets
as
nroductlon
of
mine
timbers.
The
viijijbi
"
I
V
lJ
TT
-
1
1IC
tVUJUl
"
I
Society
of
British
Sculptors,
who
10c"
active
and
reserve
units
ap
came
from
the
same
part
of
Scot-
Pcr
more
frequently
in
paraacs.
saw
log
scale
in
Kamloops
district
r
for
the
first
quarter
of
this
year
was
19,812.436
board
feet.
Harry
Oault
Lithgow.
aged
57
resident
caretaker
at
the
Domin
survived
by
his
widow
daughters.
1
..'...i.tti
suMi'ui-b,
jmvaLiT
in
accompiunmcnts
ana
Marie
Finch
of
r-as
'he
policy
of
the
Y
P
E
inumbeu
itne
organization
of
the
Kamloops
",."
A.
t-i
educn-
its
members
in
clean
!
Srwrhrs
also
snitahio
r.
tv,,
larea.
ford
and
Charles
SterrHt.
Other
R.
L.
Gale
has
the
and
healthful
l!vini.
tood
snorts-:
caslon
werP
"-ivrn
hv
Vim
vio.
1
Major
M.C.,
executive
officers
attending
were
rr.?-sh!p
and
bre'herly
love
for
one
'President.
Wiliam
Smart
and
Third
larScst
territory
of
all
as
hc
cov
fiio!,
..ic-uraiuiui
vYuiimn
omari,,
anc;ner.
ii
endeavoured
to
further
I
Vice-President
Charles
Patsy.
.
ers"
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
from
Burns
Lake
t0
McBride
TERRACE
The
Village
Commissioners
have
decided
to
construct
a
sidewalk
along
the
south
side
of
Park
Avenue,
facing
the
ball
park.
This
will
be
a
great
convenience
to
residents
in
that
vicinity.
The
Worncn's
Service
Corps
held
a
tea
and
:sale
of
homo
co&Mng
at
the
Orange
Hall
on
Saturday,
It
was
very
well
patronized
by
the
public
of
Terrace.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
ion
government's
entomological
la-
Alward
the
steamer
Princes
boratory
at
Mission
Hats,
three
Louise.
whl:h
was
In
port
yester-mlles
west
of
Kamloops,
was
drown-
('ay
afternoon
southbound
from
ed
In
the
Thompson
River
on
Wed-
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
were
flfty-
h
TnA:AAlL
.i
2nd
Battalion
The
Westminster
nesday
afternoon
of
last
week
when
vc
passengers,
mere
were
no
through
the
sailboat
The
has
passengers
dhcmbarkln-
from
the
thp
head
drooped
too
much
And
Hegiment.
is
travelling
his
capsized.
body
vessel
at
ser
ancl
rcPrw
enrun"
not
vei
Deen
recovered
that
was
nut
back
a
little.
You
see.
vauey
Deceased
ls
this
port
but
eight
board.
and
two
Ceremonies
in
connection
with
the
graduation
of
nine
student
nurses
from
the
Royal
Inland
Hos
pital
training
school
for
nursca
took
mand-
mand.
ls
ls
looklne
looking
after
alter
the
me
West
ucsi
piacc
ia.M
ween.
ed
her
here
for
Vancouver.
Included
In
the
passenger
list
were
twenty-four
members
of
the
Ta-roma
Chamber
cf
Commerce
com-prillns
a
party
wh'rh
had
made
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
Onlv
two
halibut
boits
old
thMr
very
encouraging
speech
to
tho
extended
a
vote
cf
thanks
to
the
,.r
,9t,hn
nf
rMiii.
vtorH,
r...
.bus.
He
fully
explained
why.Y.
P.
E.
A.
membeis,
on
behalf
cf
gSTSSeer
'
ComS
e
s
colorful
chaVer.
Th;
being
higher
In
face
of
the
Mgh
Ihe
Y.
P.
E.
A.
was
oriran
zed.
thn
ewsU
of
bnnnr
tia
nv.
vni...
band.
Officer
Commanding.
B.
C
C.
,
.
v,om,
u
...
!
-
w
o
-
-
'
1
1
1
i-iiirrr
1
m
11
1
1
w
ii
uv
ui.
ik
.
Ji'
iv
wnia
oluiii.:
i
l.
whrt
were
Its
nollcics
and
its
aims
'
ahw
arivifP
v,n
'v,,o-,v
!
Dragoons,
with
headquarters
vlng.
There
was
much
feting
for
Seattle
were:
Manner.
17.000
the
graduates
who
were
Phyllis
El-
pounds,
San
Juan.
12c
and
9:5c;
lccnCookof
Vancouver,
Ethel
Mar-
Merit,
10500
pounds,
12c
and
Olfee.
garct
Davis
of
Kamloop3,
Jean
..
.
T"
Pentlcton
Olive
1,avi"
cxiiiniiinuun
centres,
sucn
Wlvmlfrrrf
nHorcnn
nf
Vornnn
VI.
"VC
LH-CIl
III
Opcraiinil
at
mC
olet
Eveljn
Mason
of
Claybnrn.
encc
of
Prince
Rujrett
and
Marguerite
Olsa
Tonham
of
Mis-
"
"ntwn
uu-
(
,r-i-
tt
41.
f
umbla
coast
since
the
war
started
,
son
of
Ersklnc.
ncn
Jhc
line,
fcr
Instance,
the
coastguard
has
now
started
such
a
centre
at
Point
Wilson
north
of
R,
J.
Hall
as
vice-president;
W.
M.
inc
micmanonai
nrnerics
Com-Hartncy.
secretary,
and
Russell
m,ssl"n
announced
at
Seattle
yes-McEwan,
treasurer.
tcrdy
that
halibut
landings
at
all
coast
norts
from
Area
No.
2
for
the
first
half
of
May
totalled
Lcn
Evans
of
Smlthcrs
passed
3552.000
pounds.
From
Area
No
3
I
1
days
of
Govern-
jt
mcnt
responsibili
ties,
110
Government
can
give
the
bc3t
service
unless
it
has
detailed
and
accurate
knowledge
of
the
people
and
their
varying
circumstances.
That
is
why
we
rcijuest
the
co-operation
'of
,
all
Canadian
citizens
in
the
taking
of
tlye
Census,
When
the
Goverhnient's
Kniininrator
calls
at
your
door,
re-'
ceive
him
courteously
and
give
him
all
the
information
for
which
ho
nsks.
Kemcmber
that
he
is
in
your
service.
Accuracy
and
despatch
in
your
replies
will
promote
good
administration
m
your
country,
now
under
stress
of
war
and
facing
crucial
pos't-war
reconstruction.
W
1
eaiure
al
7
;2t
No
"3rd
Vtvtn
CI
With
in
KAMLOOPS
M:
Board
of
Traclr
m
i
y
May;
are
now
bclnS
al
ports
Jcjrc
to
be
a:
-l;
etj.MW.cd-
Victoria.
Ada
Mabel
Smith
of
Stcl-
1
ii
11
'
1
111
11
1
s
unoro
from
his
hcadnuartcrs
at
Prince
!.
Wanda
Georglna
Shadforth
of
Georee
and
travels
fouth
by
roaU
to
Vancouver
and
Ellen
Grace
Pear-
;
would
lend
al)
no.
iRcs-incnial
Au
n.l
j
j
"ua
onear
RnKf
TV
1
"ESCAPE"
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ship
between
the
C-
City
of
Kamloon.
and
Hi
Port
Tcwm-cnd
of
the
entrance
of
joanaulan
com-
Ksr
Pugct
Sound.
All
vessels
passing
in
be
draw
clo
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c:
Box
lacrosse
will
be
carried
on
as
or
out
must
dlsnlay
shnals
either
-,ccls
of
comfort;
usual
ln
Kamloops
this
year,
the
by
day
or
nlfrht.
Tills
annllps
'tcrvals
to
the
men
110m
Kamloops
Lacrosse
Association
de-
among
the
other
vessels,
to
f(
hlng
corvcilc
Prince
Rupert
south
to
Bella
Bella
cidcd
at
iu
annual
meetlnc
John
boats.
ana
ucean
f-ans.
caning
at
various
Collins
was
elected
president
with
.
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Besides
rrrnrrftiv.
to
be
associated
:
Auxiliary
If
suc;i
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I
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the
Board
ot
T-:
;
write
to
Col
J
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Wcao
c,
m.1ndlng
1st
R
M
ft
its
pride
in
and
r:irr
it:.
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Ranircrs.
and
a:
ui
,
m
r-
through
Kamloops
recently
on
his
the
landings
were
1.&47.0OO
pounds,
as
to
ways
ln
e
way
back
north
after
a
visit
ln
These
figures
include
both
Amerl-
Trade
could
m
.Xi-
unu
Vancouver.
can
and
Canadian
fish.
pride.
ife
IN
l,'CSe
increasing
THE
EIGHTH
DECENNIAL
Census
of
Canada
June
2
1941
XhE
Census
is
the
stock-taking
of
the
nation
of
it
men,
women,
and
children;
its
agriculture,
trade,
and
Industry;
its
housing,
and
general
social
condition.
By
it,
all
Governments,
Dominion,
Provincial
and
Municipalare
enabled
to
work
more
effectively
and
economically
in
the
interest
of
every
resfdenl
of
the
Dominion.
ALL
INFORMATION
SUPPLIED
HELD
STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
You
can
place
absolute
trust
in
tlif
-iffiJ
Enumerator,
who
is
sworn
to
sccw
y
All
the
information
which
you
providt
held
in
strictest
confidence
both
bv
If
"''
the
Dominion
U
11
nan
of
!Stati:lir.
"'
"'
iicrer
be
used
agnin3t
you
by
ami
lecling,
military,
or
other
ayevev,
or
i'
court
of
law.
It
is
compulsory
by
law
to
"
th'
iUC&tion3,
but
you
will
be
a,
filing
yur
Government
In
these
difficult
lime
b
giving
the
information
readily
and
uccururr.I'J
in
the
spirit
of
good
citizenship.
Issued
by
authority
of
The
Honourable
JAMES
A.
MscKlNNON,
M.I'.,
MMstsr.
DOMINION
BUREAU
OF
STATISTICS
COMMERCC
-
DEPT.
OF
TRADE
AND