Dividends
In
Sweden
Maintained
By
Banks
For
1040,
Despite
Kedurtd
Profits
STOCKHOLM,
April
21:'
(CP)
-
Dividends
of
neutral
Sweden
en's
Com-
mercial
banks
have
been
main
tained
though
net
profits
generally
ihaye.ftfen
fomewhat
reduced
ow
ing
to
increased
taxation
in
Swed
en's
effort
to
stiffen
Its
bulwarks
against
possible
aggression
from
More
T
Canteens
For
Maple
Leafs
i
Canadian
Women
In
London
And
Others
1'rovide
More
Comforts
......
...
Qu
Wheels
warring
neighbors.
membsrs.
One,
handed
over
the'
KITWANGA,
April
21:
Special
An
organization
representing
99
other
day;
l
was
-the
-gift
of
Hon.
(services
on
Good
Friday
and
Sun-percent
of
the
turnover
of
Swed-
G.
Howard
Ferguson,
former
pre-'day
were
held
to
mark
the
Easter
w.vuureinw
Manning
v-umpunies
.a
uuu
iietv
proiu
ior
ivw
of
39,000,OPO
kr.
($10,335,000)
as
against
42,400,000
kh.
($11,024,000)
for
1939,
and
according
to
the
pro-
i
posals
of
the
directors,
altogether
36200.00
kiv
(SO.
319
(UVtl
nrfll
k
-T-r--,
wim
uc
used
for
dividend
the
same
amount
as
for
1939.
her
mother,
Mrs.
John
Hay.
who
ing
sermon
on
the
lubject
of
the
Seventeen
banking
companies
re-1
belonged
to
the
club.
Sufficient
Crucifixion.
In
the
evening
a
ser-port
total
tax
reservations
of
24,-
j
subscriptions
have
been
received
vice
at
the
Church
Army
Hall
was
j,
LONDON,
Api;
(CP)-Monej
for
five
additional
mobile
canteer
to
be
run
by
the
Canadian
Y.
M.
C
A.
for
Canadian
soldiers
In
Britain
has
been
raised
by
the
Canadian
Women's
Club
in
Lon-
'don
)
One
canteen
was
given
by
dub
,mier
pi
uniano
ana
iormer
uana-
dian
high
commissioner
in
Britain,
and
Mrs.
Ferguson,
founder
and
(first
president
of
the
club
A
third
was
subscribed
for
by
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
df
wnnnn...,.
J
.
nnm
iir.i
ruuiuum
aim
nuuiuu
w
u-
irom
memDers
ior
a
mth
canteen,
B.
B.
Bennett,
former
prime
minister
of
Canada
and
now
working
with
the
Ministry
of
Aircraft
Production,
sent
a
generous
donation
which
will
go
towards
the
pur
chase
of
a
sixth
canteen.
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Batbs
Dining
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C.t
E.
Black,
Prpprietress
.
,
irsa
jjuly
mvi
3D0.000
kr.
($6,318,000)
as
against
n,500,000
kr.
($2,550,000)
for.
the
preceding
year,
an
Increase
of
about
.40
percent.
The
report
of
the
Swedish
Rlks-
bank
at
the
end
of
February
show-
ed
the
gold
foldings
of
the
bank
further
Increased
by
22,000,000
kr,
to
716.000,000
lq-.
($186,160,000)
durjng
he
month
In
question,
while
the
foreign
exchange
holdings
shpwed
a
corresponding
reduction
to
747,090)00
kr.
220,000).
The
gold
and
foreign
change
reierves
0f
the
Swedish
MHsbahk
thus
showed
an
unchanged
combined
value
of
1,463,-000,000
kr.
($380,380,000).
Ml
ye
cannot
places
m
our
There
are
a
valuable
iY-
their
v
districts.
'
Clean
up
on
.w
Eyt"V
j7
t
salvaged
material
and
A
careful
type
and
class,
EVERY
'
Put
-
They
They
I
ttutd
by
authority
3
HOUSEHOLDERS!
AD
m
SamhmGivethem,ancfAep
MNTHISWAR
homes.
all
march
into
battle
but
we-can
march
into
the
attics,
the
cellars
and
store-nwav
"y
war
weapons
in
these
places-and
in
your
household
waste,
which
can
be
turned
Into
contribution
to
Canada's
war
production
and
into
funds
for
war
auxiliary
services.
h.?
organizations
have
already
completed
plans
for
a
Salvage
Campaign
in
-More
(
will
follow.
Quickly,
we
hope,
all
Canada
will
be
organized
to
clean
out
and
rutler
1
eve'y
Week
until
this
war
is
won,
every
scrap
of
material
which
can
be
profitably
in
the
area
in
winch,
you
ljve
must
be
saved,
collected
and
turned
into
war
production
money.
,
study
and
survey
Is
being
made
throughout
Canada
by
this
Department
as
to
the
of
salvage
which
will
realize
the
greatest
return
in
your
community.
If
this
In-
SCRAP
COUNTS
Them
Out
Carefully
Wll
Bet
Collected
Will
Be
Used
News
of
Kitwanga
Holds
Easter
Services
j
flood
Friday
And
Easter
Sunday
Arp
Suitably
Celebrated
In
Interior
Village
lesuvai
In
Kltwanea.
there
heine
numerous
visitors
in
the
village
to
.take
nart
in
the
nroeeedines.
On
Good
Friday
a
brief
service
was
held
in
St.
Paul's
AneHean
Church
under
the
direction
of
J.
Hayhurst,
uujiiiuisi,
the
me
missionary
missionary
m
in
in
charge
or
Harold
Sinclair,
the
sermon
being
by
James
Ryan.
The
choir
of
St.
Paul's
Church
rendered
the
anthem
"Alas
and
Did
My
Saviour
Bleed?"
conducted
by
the
choir
leader.
Edward
Taft
with
Eddie
Benson
as
organist.
The
testimony
service
was
conducted
by
Edward
Tait.
The
hall
was
crowded.
On
Easter
morning
at
daybreak
the
Church
Army
Sisters
paraded
throughout
the
village
singing
"He
Arose
from
the
Grave."
A
beautiful
morning
service
wsyj
conducted
by
Mr.
Hayhurst,
the
"church
having
been
decorated
by
the
Woman's
Auxiliary.
The
choir,
conducted
by
isawara
Tait,
sang
"Christ
our
THESE
ARB
YOUR
of
Honourable
James
G.
Gardiner,
Minliler
Northern
Klemtu
The
crew
of
Klemtu
.
cannery
headed
by
H.
W.
Chambers,
man";
ager,
and.
O.
J.
Reiq,
ioreman,
ar
rived
recently
to
eetithe
Plant
In
-
-
T
readiness
for
the
season's
opera
tions.
Rev.
Peter
Kelly
and
.Mrs.
Kelly
were
recent
visitors
to
Klemtu
aboard
the
United
Church
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby
IV,
Mr.
Kelly.
received
several
new
members
nto
the
church
at
communion;
service.
The
women
of
Klemtu,
under
leadership
of
Louisa
Hall,
arranged
a
basket
social
recently
tq
raise
money
for
payments
on
the
ne'
piano.
A
total
of
$45
was
realized.
After
the
sale
of
baskets,
games
and
dancing
brouaht
the
evening
to
an
enjoyable
close.
Pas.sover."s
In
the
evening
the
Church
Hall,
decorated
'
by
the
Church
Army
Sisters,
was
the
scene
of
the
service
under
the
dlr
ectlon
of
CaDt.
Georee'H.
Moore.
The
choir
rendered
beautiful
an
thems
and
Harold
and
Albert
Sin
clair
sang
an
acceptable
chorus-ac-
companled
by
guitar.
Hundreds
of
people
try
a
"spot"
In
the
Dally
News
classified
col
umn
and.
get
good
result,
(tf)
'
-
n
v
't
lormauon
is
noi
now
in
ine
nanas
ot
your
local
Salvage
Committee
or
your
Municipal
Council,
have
them
communicate
with
the
Supervisor)
National
Salvage
Campaign,
New
Supreme
Court
Building,
Ottawa.
The
complete
facilities
of
the
Pepartment
are
at
fhe
disposal
of
local
community
organizations
Jo
aid
,in
making
their
Salvage
Campaigns
a
success!"
When
the
Campaign
starts
in,
your
community,
we
ask
that
you
give
it
your
unqualified
support.
--r
Districts
RECORD
FOR
TIE
Oscar
Enpiun
Smithers
Has
Hewn
Over
100,000
Pieces
Since
Starting
Work
rmtthers.
Anrll
21,
Oscar
Ene-
man
of
Smithers
has
Just
finished
his
tie-making
for
the
season
and,
In
dolntr
so.
thinks
he
has
estab
lished
some
kind
of
a
record
for
all
of
Canada
for
when
he
finished
his
season's
work
he
had
made
a
total
100,036
ties
since
he
first
started
this
work
a.
good
many
years
ago.
Engman
made
his
first
ties
In
Al
berta
before
coming
to
British
Columbia
to
live
and
every
winter
slnco
he
has
been
in
this
province
he
has
made
his
quota
of
ties
sometimes
quite
a
lot,
sometimes
not
so
many
but
he
has
kept
count
of
all
of
them
and
he
doubts
if
there
Is
any
man
In
Canada
that
has
exceeded
his
total
count,
i
Fifty
ties
a
day
used
to
be
his
regular
day's
work
but,
with
less
demand
for
hewn
tlerand
wlth
the
I
passing
of
time,
he
finds
that
he
can.
get
his
usual
winter's
.work
done
quite
easily
by
'turning
out
Just
half
that
number,
'
t
The
hand
made
tles.tha
Oscar
has
turned
out
would
lay
quite
a
lew
miles
of
railway
track,
KLEMTU
IS
IMPROVED
Annual
Seasonal
Work
In
Vlllace
Down
Coast
Carried
Out
Under
Direction
of
Council
KLEMTU,
April
21.
The
Klemtu
vJHage
council
has
Just
completed
the
annual
Job
of
cleaning
up
the
town
and
making
necessary
sea
sonal
Improvements.
Each
man
of
I
the
village
nut
in
three
davs'
.
frpe
'
)
labor
to
repair
sidewalks
and
floats
I
ana
clear
away
brush.
The
women
ui
me
viuaee
served
nil
t.ho
n-nrir..
-
crs
nn
ainners
ana
suppers
at
the
home
of
Peter
Starr
with
Lou
-
,
Isa
Hall
In
charge.
Lemonade
and
cake
were
also
served
to
the
men'
,wnue
mey
worked.
The
total
val
-
l
I
ue
of
the
work
done,
computed
on
(the
basis
of
(3
per
day
for
each
man,
was
$zu.
The
counc
1
ex
pended
$22
for
tools,
nails
and
equipment.
Donation
were
recelv
-
ed
from
the
neonli
nf
fho
vtii-nMn
-
i.6
tO
the
amount
nf
!?7
in
nrnvMa
tr,
imeavs,
.tnese
donations
Including
j
groceries,
flour,
potatoes,
fish
eggs,
saltUsh
and
home
cooking
as
well
as
casn.
;The
Klemtu
,
council
for
the
year
Consists
of
Philip
Brown,
chief
cquncillor;
Andrew
Robinson,
assistant
chief
councillor;
Arthur
Neasloss,
chairman
of
council;
Thomas
Brown,
secretary;
James
W.
Robinson,
treasurer,
and
Stuart
Sandy,
chief
constable.
.U'CTIOX
SALK
Tlmbrr
Kale
X290I8
if,
Auotkxn,
at
noon
on
(1m
5th
Mot.
1941,
in
the
office
of
axe
Dtatrlot
Ftor-tT,
Marine
Building,
Vancouver
B.
C
tin
Licence
X2(ini
4n
...
n
n,
.'
t??,Tar
hemlock
on
o-i.
u.
laisp
una
vacant
STW
,IKl
m
the
ore
ot
I
"Provided
blinmnA
iiinV.l
...
.
vn
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
Ho
be
epencd
at
iUt
hour
of
auction
and
treated
m
one
bid,"
ti
i.ujuirs
may
roe
oatauted
lrom
dht
cihief
Porester
vria
'fT
nitS
"eUT-
'nw
Rupert,
ot
Ui
Dletrict
Forester,
Marine
Bulldlnc..
ooveunment;
uqior
act-
i
tfZtu
AS.
1
Otto
day
of
May.
A.
D.
1941.
the
UT.
apP'y
e
Liquor
.
Control
Board
for
a
Jicewe
ia
tspeS
of
pmntaes
being
part
of
i
to
Z
t?ly.1
in!
Wtaont
Ifatel,
situate
fit
727
Third
Avwiue,
West.
Prince
Ruo-
Uhe
Province
of
British
Oqlumbia
iot
the
of
bef
I,,.
ihe
glZwoV
boule
for
mnnimni
inn
.
.
.
.
1
tt
't
"
'
prem
or
elsewhere
.
IBM.
thU
mh
day
rt
MaTcn-
A
JOHN
HOSKIN3
AppUoaat,
Fresh
Local
Raw
arid
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
SMITHERS
The
local
fire
department
vm
called
but
at
4
o'clock
Friday
afternoon
for
a
small
blaze
at
the
office
building
of
Len
Evans.
A
grass
fire
that
had
been'
burning
around
the
place
rot
under
the
bulldlnir
nnt
ir.
was
necessary
to
cut
a
hole'
through
mo
noor
oeiore
u
could
be
put
but.
Mor,--
Easter
&
J
uiuuu
uiuyiutii,
uuTEiiuiu
nun)
III
uip
Kj'r
,the
north
to
Edmonton
for
over-
naunng
developed
engine
trouble
enroute
and
came
down
Thursday
afternoon
on
the
local
.
landing
field.
After
making
temporary
repairs
the
plane
took
off
again
Friday
morning
to
resume
the
Journey.
Mr.
George
Orchard,
who
lias
been
a
resident
of
Smithers
or
many
years,
recently
sold
his
house
hero
and
has
gone
to
California
to
live.
Mr.
Orchard
carried
on
his
trade
as
house
painter
here
for
many
years
but
for
the
past
few
Vftors
has
hpn
Innltnr
if
a"
'
mi
m
jMaavw
Ml
bill,
ah14I..
-iii
.
"
.""MI1V
oiuiMicis
uigii
dciiwi,
Airs,
urcn-
ard
has
been
in
California
for
the
past
few
months
and
has
been
seri
ously
in.
A
new
$4000
x-rav
arrived
in'
f?mlthpr
Inxt
nnxlr
nnA
.111
rv,n
V.
rY
At
fotapK
Special
Services.
Occasi
on
KlTZEGtlKi
.
.
A
I
which
wu.s
EaaU-r
hi;.
.
.
rendered
HandPi
vv
was
Slam
,:
Uhip
of
w.i
vices.
De
Luxe
Shelter
uui
ror
$106,000
B1
im
it
TORQUAY
This
De.
popular
pei'
Tj!:
t
J.
I
v
l,
he:
proof
slic?'
r
l;
a
I
before
wa"
;r
yeaij;
to
ror.
.
T.
Il
more
than
':
'
Above
it
rv
rt
ands
of
ba-layer
of
ear"
It
Is
reai
i
which
give
!"
trl
ridor
with
r.
-
m
ha;
.
..v.
..j
ni.t
owvin
uc
icjaims
it
insiaiiea
in
me
Dis-
uuiwey
vaiiey
itor
in
tv
trlct
Hospital
which
will
bring
thls!a
COst
JSnr
institution
right
up
to
date
In
this
her
'man.
'
.
,
work.
The
x-ray
which
has
been
.nm
,.
,
"
'4WKVMU1:
ln-use
here
for
the
past
ten
yearsjuut
Mrs
p-
was
a
good
machine
when.
it
waslever
V!r.,
purcnasea
ai
mai
time
but
the
new
by
p;r
machine
Is
an
Improved
and
up
to
home
in
date
x-ray
and
should
give
good
Rowcrof
t
,
service
for
many
years
to
come.
When
Tn-
.
.
,
..
ing
the
tnv
j
Claude
Dohler
of
Smithers.
who
',,..
i
.
.
1
IL.
.
.
.
.'
.
mh
uvuac
iias
spens
me
winier
mininir
at
ev.
i,
w
VKiJ
K
'
Atlln,
arrived
home
from
the
north!
fro
A
T
.-
rra
j...
.
.
.
IV-
W
!
inursaay
morning.
lie
expects
to
sh
crAw
resume
nis
iarming
operations
here.
NEW
HAZELT0N
J.
R.
Wookey
of
KLplox
Is
mak
ing
satisfactory
Droeress
In
the
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospital
where
an
operation
was
performed
at
the
first
of
last
TOk.
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Brunsdon
of
me
Salvation
Armv
at
llazelton
.h.lVP
lvPn
oritrieari
4ho
Ik...
-m.wvm
UC
4U
be-moved
to
another
field
on
May
1.
I
make
it
lock
;.
.hotel.
reading:
a
!...?,.
i
-
-
.
.
'
i
i
Huvi,tiui
a
aim
oiiie
OI
-i
nrau
home
cooking,
candy
and
flowers
.Goodnight
was
held
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Adjoininr
New
Hazpitnn
irnw.
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