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Canadian
National
Railways
Changes
in
Train
Services
Effective
June
8th,
1912
TRAINS
FOR
THE
EAST
WILL
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT:
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY.
6
p.m..
stopping
at
all
local
stations,
arriving
JASPER
Wednesday,
Friday
and
Sunday,
7
ajn.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
10:30
ajn.,
stopping
at
Terrace.
Pacific,
Hazelton,
New
Hazelton,
Smlthers.
Burns
Lake,
Van-derhoof,
Prince
George,
Giscome
and
McBride
only.
Arrive
JASPER
Thursday
and
Saturday
12:25
pjn.
INCOMING
TRAINS
WILL
ARRIVE
PRINCE
RUPERT:
TUESDAY.
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY,
11
pjn.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY.
6:30
p.m.
For
Full
Information.
Reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
R.
S.
GREIG,
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT
528
Third
Avenue
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Used
Tools
Tool
Chest
containing
the
following
tools;
1
miniature
iron
smoothing
plane;
1
Iron
plane
of
medium
size;
6"
square;
2
feet
square;
iron
vise
for
filing
saws;
V
wd
chisel(
1l2
wood
chisel;
eleven
wood
bits
from
4
to
1";
extension
bit,
14";
a.4
extension
bit,
14";
small
wedge
shaped
hammer;
cross
cut
saw;
rip
saw;
brace;
small
whet
stone:
try
square;
plierj
5o'
steel
tape;
axe;
Oster
bull
dog
pipe
die
stock;
6
feet
cross
cut
saw,
claw
bar;
picks;
mattock;
carpenter's
wrecking
bar.
We
have
the
goods
at
Ello's
Used
Department.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
next
to
Daily
News.
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you
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it.
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
RECITAL
Marie
Hartwig.
ENJOYED
"I
'ttle
Sailors."
George
Pick
and
Claire
Ritchie
in
the
Sailors'
Hornpipe.
"The
Sailorettes."
Marie
Boulter
and
Pat
Love.
During
the
.program.
Mrs.
Dixon.
Mrs.
Black
and
M1m
McDiarmid
wer
tendered
a
vote
of
thanks
for
their
splendid
co-operation
and
Remains
of
Mr.
A.
V.
Hariri
ft
Transported
Uy
Air
From
Smlthers
To
Vancouver.
;
SMITH
ERS,
June
15:
An
airplane
arrived
in
Smlthers
at
I
1
10:30
Friday
morning
and
landed
T-l,.
V-ll.1
t.
t-..j
v.
uoe
Jkamijrji.
11,
jiaa
come
'to
convey
the
body
of
the
late
Mrs.
A.
N.'
Dando
from
Smlthers
,
to
Vancouver,
and
left
at
11:30
'a.
m.
on
Its
return
trip.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
(Kllpatrlck
on
Wednesday
evening
i
lotte
Brown.
Lucy
Evan.
Clarice
I
1
i
.
.
.
1
f
ahI
In
rf
Tnhnenn
T
Hilar
VnntU1
MflYlni
mic
vuinpiaineu
nu
icnuiB
wvituwu.
.,
well
and
Mr.
Dando,
who
was
Kerrlghan,
Joy
Lancey,
Owen
Mc-
workinz
at
the
bank,
was
sent
Rac.
Oenwcn
Morgan.
Lois
Nkker-
for.
Shortly
thereafter
she
felt
..son,
Georgia
Rudderham.
Mary
I
better
but
in
a
few
minutes
she
Dancing
and
Music
at
St.
Andrew's
?u"ercd
a
hemorrhage
of
the
braln
and
became
unconscious.
Cathedral
Hall
Friday
Night
By
P"1"
a7
on
Thursday
noon
Bo-Lo
School
of
Dancing
Without
having
regained
con-
There
was
a
very
large
and
ap-,
ousness.
preciatlve
audience
at
the
Bo-LrA
Mr-
and
Mrs;
Dando
h,avP
School
of
Dancing
recital
which
tremely
popular
since
they
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
nrrlvrH
In
Kmlthir
ahnlit.
Lhrpe
u-o
It
old
CVtH
f
r
nfon
n
rr
in
IVia
Cr
aj
s
i.
t
i
ff.n
t.i.i
'
voars
aeo
and
it
was
with
the
part
in
the
program
were
the
,
8c4l
"S"1
tnat
!he
J
lct
riancirw
nunil
of
mim
Pat
i.nvri'
the
Bulkley
Valley
heard
that
and
nnri
Miss
Ml
Marie
Marip
Boulter,
rtnn1t.jr
assisting
.i&cistlnf
I
they
artists
being
the
pupils
of
Mrs.
'Ihomas
Dixon,
A.T.C.M.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
was
accompanist
and
Miss
McDiarmid
acted
as
mistress
t
of
ceremonies.
inc
program,
wnicn
was
openeu
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
with
introductory
remarks
by
Miss
Marie
Boulter,
was
as
"Dutch
Danre."
Joan
Orlmblc.
Melva
Hanson,
Yvonne
Robinson
and
Iris
Hart
"Waitress
Dance."
Nina
and
Lorraine
Youngman,
Bessie
Lee.
Mon-
fica
Holtby,
Marissa
Wlndlc
and
Rose
Marie
Hartwig.
;i
"Katy
Did,"
Kitty
Dixon
and
Barbara
Teng.
!l
"Elmer's
Tune,"
Marie
Boulter
!and
Pat
Love.
;!
Baby
Ballet
"Rose
Petals."
Joan
'Orimblc.
Claire
Ritchie.
Gertrude
Durran,
Mary
Ellen
McKenzle
and
Evelene
Young.
Solo,
"In
May."
Deshka
Penoff.
"Highland
Fling,"
Jean
Calder-
wood.
Tap
Dance.
"Swanee
River."
Monica
Holtby.
Lois
Thompson.
Marissa
Windle.
Rose
Marie
Hart-wlj,
Nina
and
Lorraine
Young-
man
with
Bessie
Lee
in
sok).
Piano
solo.
"Sonatina
in
Mozart
Eileen
Boland.
I
"Skirt
Dance."
Kitty
Dixon.
i
Solo,"
"I
Heard
You
Go
By."
Marie
Lock.
(
i
"Nursery
Rhymes."
Claire
Ritchie.
Gertrude
Durran,
Mary
Ellen
Mc-
M.Vt
lUUIig.
.
1
P
1
....
.
1
1
m
..I
ouiu.
my
aixcc
rwue
uown
.
were
being
moved
from
Smlthers.
The
sympathy
of
the
entire
community
goes
out
to
the
be
reaved
husband
in
his
tragic
loss.
DISPLAY
IS
FINE
.Many
See
Work
of
High
School
Home
Economic
a
nr.
.Manual
Training
Department-
Fashion
Parade
Is
Highlight
Afinthnr
rlatltfthf
f
ill
vxn
In
Ann.
time
of
day
from
early
raornlne
to
evening.
All
costumes
were
of
their
own
making
and
indicated
a
fincj
degree
of
proficiency
in
the
sew-1
ing
art.
Miss
Ruth
Hind
and
Miss
Hazel
Smith
were
In
general
,
charge
of
thc
parade.
Miss
May
Skinner
as
"Miss
Fashion,"
was
the
ommenta'or
and
iued
an
in-:
genlously
designed
floral
cloak
In
assistance
and
presented
with
connect.on
witn
her
recitative
an-;
bouiuets
by
Miss
Pat
Love.
The
nounccments.
Misa
Patricia
Mc-'
net
proceeds
were
in
aid
of
theiyrnont
played
the.
processional)
War
Relief
Fund.
PLANE
TOOK
BODY
SOUTH
I
ine
town
of
Smlthers
and
peo-
Johnson,
Joyce
Oawthorn,
Audrey
pie
throughout
the
Bulkley
Val-oreen.
Mollie
MacKenzle.
Marie
sudrtPn
i
t
w
,cat"
.
a
Hatrlc
McClymont.
Mona
been
so
active
in
many
social
ma.
r1
li
ways,
one
naa
Deen
a
recent
President
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
here.
Imu'i-
Before
the
opening
of
the
fash-.ion
parade.
Principal
W.
W.
C
''
O'Neill
spoke
briefly
In
welcoming
I
me
visitors.
He
referred
to
the
ac-;
j
tivltles
of
thc
home
economics
'and
Industrial
arts
departments,!
describing
how
the
endeavour
was,
to
parallel
in
this
way
social
lnsti-1
tutlons
and
activities
of
a
practl-'
cai
nature.
The
function
of
all
i
arts,
both
utilitarian
and
decora-1
tlve,
was
to
Increase
human
happiness.
The
school
felt
proud
of
useful
work
which
was
being
carried
out
along
this
line.
Tea
was
served
after
the
display
in
the
home
Economics
rooms
with
teachers
acting
as
pourers
and
pupils
as
servlteurs.
Orade
11-Norma
Currlc.
Inez
Berg.
Eileen
Feasbv.
Martrarf
Aituae,
Dorli
Leach.
Nnrah
Mr
Caffery.
Bettv
Payne.
Harrlette
Sim,
Kathleen
Sun
berg,
Jean
Thompson,
Marie
WeHer.
Irene
M
s
tad.
Grade
7-H
Lorraine
Harbc.
Pat
Brocklesby.
Tonl
Braun,
V
e
r
i
Bruce.
Mary
Margaret
Buluer
Mary
Dybnavn.
Iris
Hanson.
F.o
Ingram.
Lois
Lakle.
Dorothv
Lambe.
Kaye
Nlckeraon,
Paui;nn
Ohneasorg.
Ingrid
Skog.
Anna
"mi:
bere.
Jovre
Watts.
Prances
Web-
ber.
Nina
Youngman.
Marie
t'aicl-
well.
Grade
7-B
Evelyn
Alexander.
Pat
Comer.
Owen
Frmer.
Ru.h
CI
Wee.
IVirothy
Hunter.
Klsn
th
MacKentle,
Marion
Moore.
Knth
rlnc
Paul.
Bugenla
Pavhk...
Myrtle
Sather.
Betty
Scott.
Vein
.
Slarev
I
vHi
Watt.
Art
Id
Pcd
r
sen.
Marv
Johnston.
Peggy
.!
dison.
Mary
Bird.
Grdc
8-M
Mary
Baker
Ju
Ber?.
Evelyn
Busey.
Aw;
f
llns.
Marv
Davidson
Marjnr
r
Fh
Verna
lYaaer.
Isobel
Oay
I
Howe.
Audrey
Hunter,
D
Kentln.
Pemy
Large.
PaTrtn
i
I
,
Frances
Pearce.
Mary
8koK
p
Thorsen.
Ruth
Walton.
Ethf
MeKlnnon.
Grade
8-B--Ruby
Anderson
P
nv
nr.-lav.
Joy
Berg.
"
Elean
r
f
,
a
u4rs
ciiiu
tit
wit"
T
necUon
with
the
year's
closing
1
Barbara
Engelcke.
Betty
H
.
:
nrrumm
nf
n-tivino
at
tw.iv.
schlld.
Marv
Hunter.
Vlcku
T
Memorial
Hish
School
was
the
dis
play
of
home
economics
and
Industrial
and
graphic
arts
departments
which
was
held
on
Satur
son.
Dorothy
Smith.
Kteano:
lb
seth.
Ethel
Dunnington.
day
afternoon,
drawing
out
a
large
a
n
s
-t
number
of
parenU
and
frtendi.
In
MrS.
KOSC
Udell,
th
lartrp
hall
ruttM
th
tH:
7
auditorium
were
ranged
for
dls-;v
many
fine
exhibits
of
the
manual
training
department
as
well
as
art
work.
These
were
in-
C."
spec
ted
with
interest
and
elicited
much
favorable
comment.
One
particularly
interesting
corner
wus
that
where
the
work
of
the
girls
for
the
Red
Cross
was
assembled
for
display,
this
including
finely
produced
articles
both
for
the
ser
vices
and
for
refugees.
In
irpnpral
rhariw
nt
ihm
lspeth
McKenzie.
introducing
theP'ay
we
Miss
Elizabeth
Young
Waltz
in
Blue
Rose
Marie
Hart-
and
Miss
Alma
Snyder,
Instructors
i
wig,
Nina
and
Lorraine
Young-
'of
home
economic
and
applied
(man.
Bessie
Lee.
Marissa
Windle.
arts.
Ronald
Seal,
instructor
of
ln-Melaine
Brechin
with
the
solo
bal-
dustrial
arts,
and
Charles
Havward
let
by
Monica
Holtby.
innd
Miss
Averlll
McKenchnle.
In-
Voral
solo,
"Splde.r
Hunt.-
Bar-
structors
of
graphic
arU.
Mivt
bara
Teng.
J
Ruth
Hind
and
Mum
Dorothy
Spanish
Dance
"Nagota,"
Marie
'
Sherritt
were
in
charge
of
the
Bou'tcr
and
Pat
Love.
display
by
the
Red
Cross
girls
and
Song
and
Dance
"School
Days.".
Mark
Hill,
the
Journalism
ex-.Kltty
Dixon.
ihibit.
"Sword
Dance."
Monica
Holtby.
Powibly
the
hluhllsht
of
th
Tap
Dance.
"The
Band
Played,
"Nernonn
was
the
fashion
parade
On.''
Finrpnro
Mnru
rn.n.
f
mm
th
sl!ra-llil
Amn
t
a
Edward
Morrow,
Wedded
Saturday
On
Friday
evening
the
ri'.e.i
f
matrimony
were
solemnized
be
tween
Mrs.
Rose
Oden
and
Edward
,
Morrow,
both
of
this
city
Thi
ceremony
was
performed
in
the
!
First
Baptlat
Church,
Iter.
C.
A.j
Wright
officUtlng.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morrow
were
at-1
tended
by
Mr.
and
Mis.
W.
J
.
Line
ham
of
Victoria.
I
The
newlyweds
are
making
their
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
DUCAL
COMMENDATION
LONDON.
June
Is:
9
Profes-1
lonnl
truck
drivers
are
more
courteous
and
more
capable
than
many
drivers
of
nrlvnl
cars.
th
Diifc"
of
Ken
sntd
in
m
adflros
it
'hr
Pierce.
Pearl
and
Verna
Fraser.
"f
he
auditorium
before
a
nnu-I
mtim-
nt
tho
CommerrUu
'
Duet
"Little
Old
Garden."
Molly
ar
Hunfe
whlch
fu,ed
thc
Motor
User
A.s,--.a-ion.
Frew
and
Marie
Lock.
place.
Th
Hcoratlons
featured
a
"
Piano
solo,
"Waltz
Mignon."
'beautiful
fkjral
arch
through
u
ir
iiiq
wirai
urj
cuo-
j
"Anchors
Awelgh,"
Mllaine
Bre-
t"rnes
of
all
types
and
for
all
pur-!
chin.
Bessie
Lee.
Monica
Holtby.
.
P08"8-
"Hie
tlU?
of
the
display
be-
Lois
Thompson.
...
Lorraine
and
Nina
in
"Around
the
Clock."
the
gfW
!
t
a
xoungman.
Marissa
Windle.
Rose'
snowea
costumes
appropriate
to
the
Specials
3
Smith
Typewriteis
Special
I
Flectrlc
Hoover.
Just
like
new
6
Coleman
Gas
ISurnrrs
up
from
21
Sprlnjfillfd
Mattresses
from
$18.50
to
Philllpson,
7,111a
Sherman.
May
I
.4ttlll
Skinner.
Bernlce
Woods,
Beatrice
"
Driuvpnnr
,
mt
tw
.
S11.80
S17.50
52.50
S25.00
8
3-piece
Chesterfield
in
thc
latest
styles
and
colors
at
Low
Prices.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
PHONE
IJLACK
321
Third
Avenue
Mrs.
Dando
had
recently
been,
OrariP
if.
n,
t
inc
"y"0
transfer
m
'
"
m
,fttk.t
sl4L7LJ.
I.
very
well
and
In
good
spirit
and
Foster.
'
Mollie
Frew,
Violet
Lee
J,
.
aw,
1lerhlMband
wcre
to
(
Isobel
MarXenxie.
Sheila
MacRaeJJ
..-.
oiiiiuiriB
uu
Hi?
iirsiMare
NleltPrsnn
niwa
civ,.
fast
train
going
west
on
Thursday
Jeanne
Thomoron.
Barbara
Morar.'
morning
enroute
to
Vancouver'
Orade
9-
Marie
Boulter.
Bernlce
where
Mr.
Dando
had
recently
Eastwood.
Pearl
Fraser.
Chrissle
been
transferred
from
Smlthers
Montgomery.
Olenna
Moore.
Patsy
to
take
over
the
Managership
of
Moore.
Jeannette
Pearce
Hilda
the
Branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
Pottlnger,
Audrey
Toombs.'
Norma
-
.
....4
aitu
i.audmiu
onccLB.(wau.
uiita
Zabudney,
Hazel
Jen-Whtle
having
dinner
at
the
sen.
Kathleen
Doherty
home
of
Mr.
and
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