News and Views of the District Lire desroys aCE A one-store J i';r)ft near tne aoutn Kniun Avenue was com ' : : "oyed by fire shortly ',. c,i o'clock on Monday af-," ;, ne volunteer fire bri-rood work but the '. i , ri been turned In too ncy were able to save it- H wever, there was 1 uind blowing and their .; stopped further spread 'Ire The owner of the ,- Jim Talt who left a I)St, 'ire burnln? In his stove til.! ne wtm to hjvy. Timely TERR ACE Topics :d Loen, William and 'rom drove over the from Prince George " HH ir a I la irriace uu munujy. Hi Marunsen ana Dromer Rupert were In Ter- h ;r ne weeK-ena. ... Mr.s. Bruce Mlckle-pfr part of the week- T 'race. O! :iple with cars drove . i.:r,hway to Terrace last Mo;-t of them spent a ... le In (own and then ' on their way to L ike NCIPIENT FIRE PAUSES ALARM j r.TEWART Some excitement ii: craiioneci in town last l. when smoke was seen (rom under the sidewalk "- - of the Newell Building F '".') street. Upon Investl-lt was "found to be an old i Wiilch was smoldering. I atlcn of copious quantities x. !r speedily extinguished It t.je V. .) the very warm weather e -perienced here the Ste- i.t r.: ;ple have to be alert as iowalks, it many cases. a -potential fire habard. 2C"3 cigarette smokers are p. y reiponslble for these In- i:it fires. KITWANGA GIRL PRETTY BRIDE Miss Dorothy Doll and John Oman of 1'rince George Wed KITWANGA - The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Doll of Kit-wanga was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last when Dorothy Viola, only daughter of Roy Doll, became the bride of John Oman, son of Mrs. Oman and the late John Oman of Prince George. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a dressmaker Milt in cream cocoa with powder blue aceiaories and a corsage of narcisal. Illy of the valley and fern. Her only attendant, Miss June Range of Prince George, wore a dressmaker suit In mustard yllow with matching accessories and a roraage of blue Iris, narcissi and fern. The groom was supported by Hr! T. llobetwhleld of Kl-wana, a cousin of the bride The Wfddln March was played by Waltrr Hard. Rv J. Hayhurst of St. Paul's Mission. Kitwanga, officiated. Following the cremonvi buf fet SMpoer wns served. A lovelv three-tier -weddinz cake centred the table embedded in a wreath of myrtle. Tall pink tapers flank you take water WHETHER sports seriously, or make a fetish of sun tanning without benefit of aqua pura we've sunning and swimming suits whose lines have been composed to every lady wearing sizes twelve to twenty! White, black and a gamut of colors worthy qf an artist's palette in monotone and print. BUY ON budget plan-no Carry Charge. No Interest. Terms in accordance with W.P.T.B. Regulations. ed the cake on either side. After , the first cut had been made In the traditional manner Mrs. A. Hobenflhleld, aunt of the bride. a.s;;i.-!ted In serving the cake. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. John Greg, Mrs. T. E. Moore, Mrs. Fred Doll, Mrs. W. Ellsworth and Mrs. V. Rowe. A wedding dance In the evening was enjoyed by the many fiiends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Oman will make their home In Prince George. VICTORIA DAY LEGION-DANCE STEWART The Gtewart branch of the Canadian Legion celebrated Empire Day with a dance In the hall on Saturday There was a big turnout and, as at all legion .alfairs, every-cne enjoyed It. The winners In the special prize waltz were: f'rst. Miss Elln Jacobson and Mr. Kniert; second, Mr. and Mrs. S'even?; third, Mrs. Dempsey and Mr. S. Kirkpatrick. The music was supplied by Mrs. L. A. Behnxen, Mrs T. Thomas. It. Ilutchings and W. S. Orr. t on DON, tp Thirty-nine UUHf-nhers in London docks riurlnR the last week In April ! ianded three times the exports hniidlfd in one week last Octo- I ber. STEWART NEWS Latest from Portland Canal Mining Centre Seven of the members of the Salmon Gold crew are In town for a few. days rest after their arduous labors on and in transit to the property. The balance of his laundry equipment having arrived from Prince Rupert, Jake Hawklnson Is busy getting machinery set up and hopes to have everything going full blast within a month. Miss Joyce Hawklnson, who Is a student at U.B.C., Is spending the summer vacation with her father. Hommy Hansen Is back with Jake and seems to be glad to get back home. Louis George Craig, nephew of L. A. Behnsen of the Crawford Transfer, Is spending the summer vacation with his uncle. Robert McLennan of Vancouver is also a guest of the Behnsens. John Thompson who Is In Prince Rupert undergoing medical treatment Is reported as having to undergo an operation during this week. Stan Saville of the Prince Rupert office of the Northern B.C. Power Company Is acting here during Mr. Thompson's absence. Capt Mclver of the Fisheries Department paid a short visit to Stewart last Friday. "THE CREDIT HOUSE OF QUALITY" ff A A; 1 V DR. MANDY IS COMING NORTH . ' STEWART John Haahtl re ports that the tunnel on the Stewart Canal Gold Mines property Is now In 135 feet and that they expect to reach their objective within 300 feet. He also states that the company has arranged with Dr. J. T. Mandy to have him act as consulting engineer. Dr. Mandy Is expected in Stewart very shortly and will be also acting as consultant to the Arrow Sliver Mines Limited. FAIRY WONDERS! I rose out of bed one morning To find the fairies had come my way, But they had gone away quietly When the dawn first broke' Into day. Tbey had left on every blade of grass Jewels that sparkled in the sun y And from every little flower cup A perfumed scent had sprung. ANNA MAE PARRANTO, Grade C, Terrace. SOME GOOD FUR CATCHES Thousands rf Dollars Being Paid for Pelts STEWART The fur catch In the Meziadin Lake area has been unusually good, this season. Freddy Benson, Percy Benson and Gordon Dick, natives, arrived 4n town last week and disposed of their catch to John Haahtl. netting $2,200 for the trappers. The Hudson's jBay Company secured this lot from Mr. Haahtl which consisted oi 44 beaver, one fisher, eight mink and two marten. Happy Hog-fors. another trapper from the Bowser River area, secured five marten, nine beaver, one fisher, four wolverines and several weasels which he sold to Frank Lockwood of Prince Rupert for about $1,500. YOUNG TERRACE WOMAN PASSES TERRACE 'Mrs. George Best, second oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Little, died suddenly about noon on Tuesday at the Sm thers Hospital. Mrs. Best Is the former Amy Little and had been married less than a year. Her death was a shock to hers i Advertise In he Dally News manv many friends friends In in Terrace. Terrace. 536 Seventh Avenue East NEW ROYAL HOTEL A Home Away From Home Rates 75c up 50 Rooms, Hot and Cold water PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Phone .281 P.O. Box 193 PHONE 4V1 C O A LI Have you inquired about The Philpott, Evitt CQAL BUDGET PLAN Be WISE now! Be WARM next winter! PHONE 651 or 652 MOTT ELECTRIC (Prince Rupert) LIMITED i m&mk- gr au :I1 lr,4i-. .J W J "Where d'y'th'mk you're goV fo a breakfast of malty -tkh, golden-brown Grape-Nuts Flakes? "So help me, I am, officer I And every time I think of that elegant, nut-like taste of Post's Grape-Nuts Flakes, my foot Just stamps down on the accelerator!" "Well keep goln'-then, brother! And 111 tag along for a bowlful myself. On this Job I need those carbohydrates for energy; proteins f jr muscle; phc the blood; and other food essentials". "Grape-Nuts Flakes are good all light I That's because they're .made of two grains wheat and malted barley. And specially blended, baked and toasted for golden-brown, delicious crtspness and easy digestion." 'Well polish oS one of those giant phorus for teeth and bones; Iron for j economy packages." J. L. CURRY CHIROPRACTOR If pain Chiropractic! If nerves doubly so! Smith Block Green 995 Fresh Local Raw and Pasteurized MILK VALENTIN DAIRY PHONE 657 Announcement ... W. M. MARTIN Has taken over and Is row operating the SEVENTH AVENUE MARKET FULL LINE OF CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES Your patronage would be appreciated ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Commercial - Industrial Marine Electricians ' Home WIrlnr and Repair! Phone Black 867 236 Second Avenue West Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. Is It all right for a young man and a girl who are engaged to be married, to hold hands when others are present? A. No: this is sometimes em barrassing to other persons and should be vconflned to the time when the two young people are alone. Q. Is it the usual custom for a man to take part in his wife's "at home" day? A. No; the average business man has neither the inclination or the time to do so. Q. What Is the meaning of chef de cuisine? , A. Head cook. TIMBER SALE 38144 Sealed tenders will be received by the MlnUter of Lands at Victoria, B.C.. not later than 11 a.m. on the twenty-fourth day of June, 1946. lor the purchase of Licence 38144, to cut 4 .585.000 feet of Hemlock, Spruce and Cedar and 42,000 lineal feet of Cedar Poles and Piling on Lota 1122 and 1396, situated five miles North of Terrace. Range 5, Coast Land District. Five years will be allowed for removal of timber. Further particulars of the Deputy Minister of Forests. Victoria, B.C.. or District Forester. Prince Rupert, B.C. 12S L 0 VIM'S CABINET SHOP Furniture Repaired Upholstering - Slip Covers Drapes Expert saw filing and gumming. Small band-saws brazed. Planer and Jointer knives ground. Phone Green 971 117 Second Avenue West Opposite Civic Centre Quality Repairs Economy Prices m. v.... v m I 8gi fgi PRINCE RUPERT SHOE REPAIR JrcLStiNear the Post Office) The Seal of Quality BRITISH COLUMBIA'S FINEST SALMON BULKLEY CAFE CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN Our Specialty Open-Weekday 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 8 am. to 9 p.m. Located at Bulkley Hotel SMITHEUS, B.C. COMMERCIAL HOTEL COMPLETELY MODERN Warm comfortable rooms with plenty of hot water. Reasonable weekly rates to reliable tenants. First Ave. and Eighth St. BOX No. 997 PHONE 676 CENTRAL HOTEL Weekly and Monthly Rates For your convenience . . . NEWLY DECORATED Transient Rooms ! Cafe In Connection LICENSED PREMISES (Renovated) PHONE 51 Prince Rupert SDaflp J3etosf ' WednesdayMay 29, 1046 MAGIC Honey Pound Cake 0 "3gjjl IHcsMdlrMratein JtjMMlc Baklnft MfcjMj B ftVRV I 3 efifit, weU beaten Up. vanilla extract 2Hc tilted all-purpoM H Up. lemon extract BsUt7lsl H flour j HBsaHsBsf sV Rinse ralilna; drain; ?dfy an towel rat'flne with l',T!WnM H kIikxi. Work, shortening with spoon until fluff and ; k 1 ifl It 1 11 H rreamyi gradually add .honey, -wblle.ottnuln to MUUUJ K work with a spoon. 'Add . beaten ,4"..nd -blend. , 1 1 TTHaVsV H Gradually stir in aifted dry Inarediwits; beat with 111 1 ' i ll j .'fl poun until smooth. Add extracts, raUins; stir to WLiW'f'tjM H blend. Bitke In Hreaaed, llfthtly floured " X 5" x 3" iljssssxasV B OrmesLtd. STORE HOURS Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m. till JP p.m. Tuesday, 'Thursday and Saturday 8 a.m. till 9 p.m. Sundays and Holidays 12 noon till 2 pjii. and 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE? PHONE 81 PRESTO COOKERS For ... FASTER, TASTIER, HEALTHIER COOKING See these new pressure cookers, now on display at Gordon's Hardware McBride Street : PHONE 311 We serve yon nothing but the best Special Red Brand Bell, Choicest fresh Vegetables and Fruits Complete line of Groceries J OUR DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT OPEN DURING REGULAR STORE HOURS Choicest Cooked Meats, Meat Pies, Roast Chickens, Fish:.and Chips -dally. We are ready .to serve you Chinese dishes Chow Meln, Chop Sue y, etc., to take ' out. Cooked .with delicate taste and .quick service. . TRY DS1 RUPERT BUTCHERS Phone 21 Third Are. West Next Royal Hotel We are pleased to announce that conditions now permit us to place on the market again "RUPERT BRAND SCOTCH TYPE .SMOKED KIPPPERS SMOKED ALASKA BLACK COD SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON Try them today from your Butcher or' at your Fa v o r i t e Restaurant. .anaaian ristM AND Cold Storage COMPANY LIMITED PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Just Arrived . Enamelware Double Boilers, Pots, .Sauce-Pans, 'Pudding iPars, Dish Pans, Tea Kettles, Dippers and others. See the window display at I THE VARIETY STORE "Where Your Dimes Are Little Dollars" ft "il 4 T .4