"CIANELLE"
DAILY
EDITION
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CREATIONS
HY
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LACHAPELLE
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lines,
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by'New
York
Style
Show
in
biege,
brown,
blue
and
black.
Step
In
Pumps
in
crushed
kid,
gaberdine
and
suede.
Finest
line
in
its
price
field
in
Canada.
Most
styles,
priced
$5.85
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
THE
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Except
Sunday
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News
SMITHERS
Terrace
Tennis
U-K
.
Ufa
A
nnf
4
OTV
1
hih
KAVivinorl
-
'Active
Season
Expected
Allhoutli
.Miss
Winnlfre.l
Grant
Becomes
ManT
Vlijen
Have
Left
Bride
of
Leonard
Evitt
.
"
.
TERRACE.
May
1
Responding
to
the
seneral
awakenlns
at
Ter-
SMITHERS.
May
1
I
The
votina
in
The
biggest
Canadian
news
today
is
not
a
sudden
plebiscite
brought
-A
very
quite
race
tenms
ciUb
came
to
life
where
Const.
Orant
has
served
on
the
force
of
the
provincial
police.
The
family
left
Smithers
over
a
year
ago
when
Constable
Orant
was
moved
from
Smithers
to
Duncan.
Miss
Orant
arrived
in
Smithers
on
the
early
morning
train
and
the
wedding
took
place
immediately
afterwards
with
only
a
ver
few
close
friends
of
the
contract
ing
parties
in
attendance.
new
in
the
years
to
come.
errace
the
games
to
be
carried
on.
NEWS
FROM
EDMONTON
Dean
of
Edmonton
and
pioneer
cittten.
Alexander
R.
Ooff
died
h're
end
of
last
week
aUhe
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
at
e
Rev.
N.
Atkinson.
ase
oi
eigniy-rour
years,
tie
nau
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Len
Ivltt
will
re-
sPnt
65
yea
ln
newspaper
work
25
side
In
Smithers
where
Mr.
Evitt
and
W5U
member
of
the
Edroon-02
carrying
on
a
very
successful
n
Journal
staff
for
twenty-
green-house
business
and
has
a
eTrn
years
P"or
v
n
reremeni
.
'arm
two
miles
out
of
town.
in
1938.
He
was
prominent
In
the
FRIDAY.
MAY
1,
1942.
many
Mtnis
0fdfeIlows-
Lodge.
couple
wish
them
every
happl
A.
Bichan
has
been
re-elected
president
of
the
Edmonton
High
land
Games
Association.
The
annual
highland
game
will
be
held
on
May
25.
Hon.
James
A.
Mc-
Klnnon,
minister
of
trade
and
the
manpower
commerce.
Is
honorary
president.
many
people
The
chieftain
Is
T.
II.
Campbell
break
but
one
continuous
storv
of
drastic
chantre
in
a
lnto
tn
village,
giving
the
place
a
and
vice-presidents
are
Archie
neoDle's
wav
of
liviner.
The
storv
is
one
stanza
in
a
vast
h0?lday
appearanw:
A.
toul
of
287
filler,
servant
Major
Alex
Rid-
votes
were
cast
ana
tney
made
up
dell
with
Major
mev.t
K.
c
Me-epiC
enic
nf
which
Kharkov
ami
HpllfirP
Pq5
nnrl
QmriPaW
01
n
cn
lvnarK0
and
neillire
rass
ana
.omewneie
a
majority
of
"Yes"
votes
amount-
Leod
as
secretary-treasurer
in
Lngland
are
others.
ing
to
171.
practically
four-Yeasea"
It
is
a
developing
story.
Price
control
is
announced
t0
everv
"No"
Rev.
Dr.
j.
.l
Pritchard
of
but
it
does
not
stop
there.
'Wages
are
pegged,
but
public
.
TotaU
were
Yes'
229
:
No-
M-
.Leihbridge
has
been
appointed
su-
infprocf
in
Vin
tViio
ram'mnntqti'nn
?o
morla
(n
it.n.l
,.n.
.
.
.
perlntendent
of
missions
for
the
Arrival
f
many
new
people
Is
United
Church
of
Canada
and
will
on
ana
on.
changing
the
life
of
the
village
CKnc
to
mmmUm
to
make
his
it
is
a
story
mainly
oi
legislation,
in
which
forecasts
tSffniel
"
y
headquartera.
and
immediate
"clarification"
of
SjtTl'Ji
'
'
single
aspects
are
often
-
-
dangerous
since
the
makers
of
it
are
setfing
forth
in
a
ZZ&ESiZ
'rSS
virtuany
unknown
field
mth
trial
and
error
for
compass,
and
orchards
and
the
hum
of
it,;,'
SCrw
The
press
is
telling
this
story
of
a
changing
way
of
m"-
&ow
an
that
te
over.
The
an
Edmonton
acUve
Krvic.
life
by
reporting
factually
the
initial
steps
gas
ration-
arrlTal?1are
(,"ar,terfd
,Jhe
'iunit
at
the
west
coast,
spent
leave
mg,
sugar
rationing,
price
and
wane
control:
and
the
re-
ulrTJ"
"u:
famuy
m
Edmonton
action
of
a
vocal
people
as
expressed
through
their
win
be
constructed
m
the
near
fu-leaders.
We
seek
also
to
measure
the
result:
cessation
of
ture
ln
immediate
vicinity,
output
of
things
that
have
been
considered
necessities:
:
tJr-
.WcjKttl
search
for
rub!
"0ZZ
r
STJSSf
h.
ber
substitutes:
the
level
nf
hvinrr
costs
,zl
j-..ui
efftCt:
?f
this
ehanfe
will
never
be
precisely
JCZSS
"""
xnai,
pan
ui
me
Muiy
is
wriiien
in
irucKs
and
"
nu
am
tanks
and
hnmW
f"Wrc
nnrl
will
aA
,v.-:ui..
old
m&
School
Building
which!
with
many
another
in
the
final
chapter
of
the
peace.
,ou"dugoU0nuUntbear
An
Edmonton
'rifle
team
consisting
of
Norman
Williams.
Mrs.
A.
May,
Douglas
Duncan,
Archie
Browning,
Mrs.
Lloyd
Williams
and
Camllle
Dupre
has
won
the
Do-
tion
will
nnen
thp
Imiviia
iMinn
I
U..
f
I
J
1
i
.
I
-
o
.
I
uu"uu's
a
numDer
oi
years
in
niarkp
Rtrtbim
n
ma
k
Thi.
V
J
'
'f
il
1S
,l
n
newSman
can
everjbnt
was
still
situated
on
theschool
lea(rue
haa
been
otttaH
for
the
owor.
cover
his
typewriter
and
consider
any
part
of
the
storv
grounds-
e
building
was
moved
role
purpose
of
providing
recrea-
up.
ine
initial
moves
in
swinerine
the
eountrv
.
"r"
"lc
y
tion
for
troops
stationed
in
Ed-
nl
.
LK?
gld
econ?my
originate
at
Ot-
the
Job
In
about
an
hour
and
tawa,
clevelopments
occur
as
a
brigadier
is
fined
for
without
difficulty
of
any
kind.
Mr.
sugar-hoarding
at
Kingston,
as
Saint
John
proposes
tOiWa11
lntend
turning
it
into
an
finance
civilian
defence
by
poll
tax,
Fort
William
ani)eak,upto'date
garage
and
move
hls
rw.u..
nuuitcn
m
racuic
loast
snipyardS.
Joins
his
new
site.
Under
these
conditions
the
need
for
roundup,
back-1
Wlth
4X1
improved
and
a
corner
ground
and
situational
stories
the
summing
un
of
scat-locat,on
Mr-
Wal1
expects
a
good
tered
spot
breaks-is
,ncrease
ln
busIne"
wlU
deTelop'
immediate,
and
is
one
of
our
chief
""
1
"
concerns
The
Civilian
Protection
Pnvo
i:
,
Commlt-
Lanaaian
news
of
j-
a
major
character
tends
more
and
tee
of
smithers
hei
a
general
more
to
be
man-made.
There
were
big
single
breaks
in
meet,ns
Wednesday
evening
m
the
the
past
half-year
crash
of
an
airliner
npar
9f
ThnmneVlllage
1
halL
u
was
wel1
attended.
October
30
with
20
rWl
tSn
i
i
l,
,maS,Tne
various
committees
made
their
Alberta
October
hl
So
mmePl0S10n
t
Nordegg
reports
and
pragreas
was
made
niDena,
uctober
61
u
when
29
were
killed,
a
series
of
train
w,th
nunnee.
The
nre
Pro-wrecKs
in
Quebec,
Ontario
and
the
West.
But
this
Vear'tectlon
commlttPe
put
on
a
dem-these
did
not
carry
the
news
interest
that
would
have
set'onslrat,un
and.
a
practlce
sne
&Slffefore
,p,ort
DTvin
and
hM
uerefamiliardatehnes
on
the
country's
front
pages,
way
fire
hydrant,
into
the
centre
OUR
COUNTRY
AND
HOMES
DEMAND
GOOD
SERVICE
We
ask
your
co-operation.
Our
country
requests
us
to
conserve
Stae;,
WC.
We
ak0
advked
that
e
sha
"t
be
d
to
replace
tires
for
our
trucks.
In
order
to
maintain
our
p0uc,
0f
prompt
service
we
ask
you
to
place
all
coal
orders
at
leau
ikv
DAY
BEFOHB
DELIVERY
IS
EXPECTED.
By
do'ng
thUou
will
enab
e
us
to
route
our
deliveries
in
the
most
economfcai
manner,
thereby
conserving
both
gasoline
and
tires
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
116
OR
117
-
of
town
Other
gasoline
pumps
also
niimnpH
Wfltpr
frnm
(ho
Rmlf
Vi
are
SI
canal
and
the
try-out
was
all
very
ihm
f
Ir-f
laViflnry
rfanrfrr
if
Via
-
-ov...tJ
uvyHvut.iiv
uaj
,
I
serve
nis
organization
well
ln
hand.
UMPIRE'S
POP
Estimated
population
of
the
Empire
Is
500377,000.
SCOTTISH
WHEAT
YIELD
monton.
Robert
and
WHllan
Bessent,
seventeen
year
old
twin
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
Bea&ent
of
Grane
Prolrle,
have
enlisted
ln
the
Edmonton
Regiment
Their
'father
is
a
veteran
of
the
First
Great
War
and
Is
in
charge
of
the
Milk
for
Britain
Fund
In
the
Peace
River.
Sir
Eric
Estorlk
of
Washington,
author
and
lecturer,
addressed
the
Edmonton
branch
of
the
Institute
of
International
Affairs.
He
declared
that
the
mission
of
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
to
India
was
not
a
failure
and
predicted
that
Cripps
would
become
Prime
Minister
of
Oreat
Britain.
A.
E.
Dad)
Miller,
seventy-five
year
old
Edmonton
veteran,
is
servin?
in
his
fourth
war.
He
was
in
the
Rlel
Rebellion,
the
South
African
campaign
and
the
First
Great
War
and
Is
now
a
member
of
the
Veterans'
Volunteer
Re-1
More
than
1500
airmen
and
their
friends
attended
the
monthly
dance
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
the
Arena
here.
Able
Seaman
Maurice
Moreno
i3
V.
r,,..,
"1
Ml"
Brttr
Graham
war.
win-
COAL
IN
AIRCRAFT
uvai
oi
me
uamoiic
urama
League
of
Edmonton.
Crv,l
.mnr,H
th.
w.n)M
l.
.MALAYA'S
ItUBIIEK
gredlents
for
many
of
the
plastics
Malaya's
yield
of
dry
rubber
has
used
today
In
aircraft
construe-"'been
estimated
to
reach
338
lbs.
I
tion
I
to
the
acre.
'London
Brides'
I
Paper
Bouquets
Cost
of
Flowers
Illjth
Souvenir
Or
Salvate?
LONDON,
May
1
-
Beeaus.-of
the
hh
t
of
fiowafa-
-car
nations
brin
approximately
6
cenU
fsich-brWes
arc
carrying
bouquets
f
pper
flowers
these
days
In
view
of
the
paper
shortage,
the
brides
are
wondering
if
their
bouquets
may
be
kept
as
souvenirs
or
must
go
as
salvage.
wedding
was
held
yerday
rnom-
and
lu
memberj
met
on
toe
ten.
TL
Qr;nrA
ing
In
the
Anglican
Church
when
nls
court
Wednesday
evenln
to1
1
nClC
5
ULlcIlLC
Mis
Wlnnifred
Orant
of
Duncan.
make
repQirs
to
the
and
n
.
Vancouver
Island
became
the
wlre
UriDDinPS
ffnd
whlcn
had
Ui
bride
of
Leonard
Evltt.
son
of
Mr.
,.,
ji.
u
,u
i
"
"
1
r
Ov
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Evltt
of
Smithers.
,
of
u.,nter
Though
the
membership
The
bride
lived
In
Smithers
for
hsu
deeHlwd
wUh
lh(l
absente
of
several
and
Is
the
daughter
years
m
wh
ha?e
Jo,nd
thesfr.
of
Const,
and
Mrs.
Andy
Grant.
Tlce
or
who
are
engawl
m
war
who
well
known
In
Prince
are
very
lndll4trles
it
ls
hopod
UVrt!
will
Rupert.
Haielton
and
Smithers.
b
enmi9h
n,nv,
,hlp
for
all
fal
called
for
In
spice,
cho-1
cotate
moUs
and
other
cakes
and
coKtos
with
a
preoottneed
,
i
flavor.
Store
bacon
fat
In
the
re-i
j
fnireraior
and
Mae
it
aU
up
within
'
three
weeks.
J
I.OOKINC
COI.ONV-V"Alll
NEW
YORK.
May
i
A
pound
j
nf
haMti
nrnnrl
rrmkarf
Will
LOMDON.
afaf
1
ft
Th
Oei
yield
about
a
cup
of
fat
called
.
man
fovernment
la
eaU
bushing
drippings
jays
an
expert
on
"Cor-
colleges
similar
to
the
Scale
Col-
nering
Food
Coats."
onlale
In
Bordeaux,
Prance,
for
Use
this
in
ptere
of
other
faU
education
of
eotonlai
elvll
ser-
for
brownlnc
and
flavoring
foods,
vants
and
administration
official
It
also
may
be
substituted
In
part
for
overseas
service.
AtfD
SAVE
AT
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Can
Supply
You
with
Your
C0NG0LEUM
Requirements
1
quick,
easy
shavej
at
78
rowing
economy
Minora
Blorji
edge
raion
THtSAMI1lME
4aw
i
9"i
Saving
"
ATS
.M
x
c,m
LONDON
the
Auxi...
are
beim-lights
in
mand
a
.n
antl-airn
,
Lome
Cornel
IMIXT;r
AM)
INTERIOR
DtroR'TCt
l'hn
Blue
p
You
can
still
have
at
Jul
home
without
th
hint
ol
unhmc'y
a"
gance.
Simply
replo"!
tr
"
floor
coverings
w.!h
rv
loum
Gold
Seal
Rj;;
.
!'
matter
what
room
r
r'
decorating,
you
0
rco
v
i
-an
appropriato
C:
"
pattern
and
co'cu:
3
brighten
up
the
wV,
and
give
it
a
chce;
7
r,:
of
optimism.
So
do;i
1
to
"do
over"
your
f
cr
,v
Spring
you
can
d
J
'
Congoleurh
Cold
F
and
6ave
money.
Thc?ot
no
fastening
and
'
jI
.
-ing
ellort
to
a
yjr-l'.e
mopping.
s
S?
I
C0NG0LEUMS
For
your
Home
Rc(tiircmcnts
at
Elio's
furniture
Store
Third
Avenue
A.
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LTD.
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