Prince
Unpen
Daflp
Bfcos
LtU.
"
Thursday,
April
22,
1&48
''
NEWS
0
IkiC
amp's
PorksB
eans
FRANCOIS
LAKE
EDWARD
EARL
OF
and
Mrs-
C-
R'
deKergommeaux
,ang
as
a
solo
"RoCk
of
ASes"
frrnn
A
IJI
TDim
1
tKKALL
DUKILU
i
Mrs.
Barr
played
the
.funeral
and
Ti-RRAPFFnnprai
servirp
music.
Legion
comrades
r-,1
urn
Wore
if
tfoa
OftH
f
P
II
nW.-i'
for
the
late
Edward
Earl
was(Lodge
were
attendance.
ta.
conducted
at
the.
Knox
United
;
terment
ook
place
at
the
Kalum
Church
on
Tuesday
aftei
noo.i,1
cemetery
with
Harry
King,
chap-
are
bad
!
TEA
District
Agriculturist
Johnson
showed
several
films
in
the
hall
last
Wednesday
evening.
The
films
were
followed
by
a
delightful
program
including
piano
duet
by
Miss
Margaret
Reed;
humorous
reading,
Gordon
Funneil;
recitation,
George
Corliss;
humorous
reading,
Mrs.
Partington
and
song,
Hilary
and
Pat
Partington.
Neil
Kelly
was
chairman.
After
the
program
Mrs.
Reg
Partington
was
called
to
the.
platform
and
was
presented
with
Rev.
J.-
McAllister
officiating.
I
fain
of
the
Oddfellows,
reading
The
church
was
filled
with
the
service.
Pallbearers
werp
mourners
and
the
flag-draped
'
Emil
Haugland,
Brock
Norberg,
casket
was
covered
with
beauti-
Sam
Kirkaldy,
W.
Stevens,
3
.
H.
ful
wreathes
and
flowers,
testi-l
Smith
and
Tom
Walsh.
mony
of
the
respect
in
which
I
.
i
deceased
was
held
by
all
who!
After
a
month's
use
of
opium,
knew
him.
Hymns
were
"Hiding
the
user
becomes
a
confirmed
Two
delicious
varieties!
EVERY
PLUMP,
TENDER
BEAN
A
MOUTH-WATERING
TREAT!
Once
again
the
whole
family
can
enjoy
Van
Chirp's
famous
Pork
and
Beans
with
T.miato
Sauce,
and
the
distinctively
different
flavor
cf
Van
Camp's
New
F.ngland
Sty'e
Fork
and
Beans
with
Molasses
and
Tomato
Sauce.
Next
time
you
shop
ask
for
both
kinds.
Now
is
the
time
to
stock
up
with
Van
Camp's.
A
CLASSIFIED
AD
W
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRING
RESULT'
In
Thee"
and
"Abide
With
Me,"
addict.
'
-
.
.
I
I
handbag.
She
has
been
secretary
treasurer
of
the
Farmers'
Institute
and
the
Fair
Board
and
of
the
Women's
Institute.
The
members
of
all
three
organizations
wished
to
show
Mrs.
Part
ington
that
her
work
was
appreciated.
The
Women's
Institute
then
served
lunch,
proceeds
of
which
were
given
to
the
Farmers'
Institute.
The
hall
was
then
cleared
for
dancing,
with
music
provided
toy
v
a
f-r
.FLOWER
SOCIAL
I,
Mi
Kim-'
'
"
,
nil,.;.
I
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l
......iiii
nil.
r
ii
!--.
,
SMITHERS
The
road
vote
for
Skeena'
riding
this
year
is
$145,000
as
compared
with
$120,000
last
year,
according
to
advice
received
Uliml
(H.I.
''""
an
electric
gramaphone
lent
by
Clarence
Snyder.
Ail
enjoyed
,
l,i
or
"
""':
ASSISTS
CHURCH
salK.liicuiry
ihj...
.
the
evening's
entertainment
j
CiTUln'ate
in
J
mi
ni
Cecil
H.
Fltz-
which
was
over
at
mianignt.
i
tr,'
,
1
ilrcl
in
tins
on
ice.
KITWANG
A
Ladies
of
St.
from
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minis-Paul's
Anglican
Church
here
ter
of
lands
and
member
for
raised
$
toward
the
repair
of
Skeena.
;
,r..)V
Riven
that
I
shall.
miration
Micntion
here-
ol
the
Iirst
u
ai
ortwicate
of
I
the
church
foundation
with
a
.
Drn'.
1X11)11
lifU
of
wild
lost
ccriuicHie,
flower
social
and
auction
which
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
Fletcher
of
was
attended
by
a
large
section
the
Driftwood
district
lost
150
Uit'
meantime
vuuu
uuj-
tad.'
u.
me
in
'""
On
Friday
afternoon
the
school
children
held
a
sale
of
their
work
in
the
hall.
The
stall
was
prettily
decorated
with
colored
paper
and
the
articles
offered
for
sale
were
useful
and
ornamental.
The
girls
had
made
various
needlework
articles
under
the
supervision
of
Mrs.
Evan
111
UlP
"''(.iNiiy
uu"
of
the
oemmunity.
Church
baby
chicks
as
a
result
of
an
ex-Army
Captain
Mrs.
Edward
plo.sion
and
fire
in
a
brooder
at
Benson
was
In
charge
of
the
their
farm
home.
uperi.
B.C..
tins
itn
cmy
oi
AD
M
ANDREW
inumrn....,
Tv-imty
l(eistrur
of
Titles.
affair.
i
I
Nines
to
f
v
-
;
Now
on
sale
in
your
tietghhourJxod,
this
entirely
P
a
t
new
type
of
resin-oil
finish
opens
the
way
to
I
-
jr
L
modern
waU
decoration
-right
over
your
present
j
j
A
-
'
wallpaper,
paint
or
plaster.
One
quick
coat
doe
,i
.
fjj
the
trick
no
fuss,
no
muss,
no
bother.
'fx'
,
J
Cost
?
You
can
transform
the
"tired"
walls
""J!,
,
l-HE
?i.TRW.'.
envtt
1
ur
Nobles
and
the
boys
made
woodwork
articles.
Those
present
were
surprised
at
the
number
of
articles
displayed
and
the
clever
work
on
them.
JRtTISH
("OH'MI'IA
IK
PHOKATE
Miss
Butty
Putzlocker,
whose
marriage
to
Walter
Watson,
will
take
place
today,
has
been
much
entertained
at
pre-nuptial
affairs.
Among
shower
hostesses
in
her
honor
have
been
Mrs.
A.
E.
Zorn,
Mrs.
William
Bovill
and
Miss
Sally
Middleton.
IviiHiT
ut
(lii-
'
Adinliilfinuion
Auctioneer
Harold
Sinclair
received
top
prices
for
a
large
suitcase
which
was
bought
by
Roy
V.
Harris
and
for
assorted
embroidery
work
that
went
to
various
bidders.
Assisting
Mrs.
Benson
were
Church
Army
Captain
Mrs.
Sinclair
and
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hay
hurst.
Field
Captains
Tait
and
Bry-
AIT"
And
Mutter
ill
the
Fitalf
of
llni-l'.v,
lti.
linriiHod.
Mr.
and
Mrs-
Abe
Peters
are
visiting
with
relatives
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Calder
NOTICE
thnt
by
Order
of
ir
J'.kIiic
W
O.
Fulton.
Local
i
ihc
supreme
Court
of
Ilrl-
1
WHS
11"
.
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,
.1,,,H
o
n,.W
Af
Wit.
wood
and
Mrs.
George
Heffer-nan
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Calderwood
will
receive
treatment
at
the
hands
of
that
larce
bedroom,
living
room
or
dining
V
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J
v"
1
Sixty-three
swans
have
been
in
the
district
for
a
week,
some
AD
IMS.
appointed
Acimin-
"
i""'i"
oi
tin-
Estate
of
Thomas
waneool
residents
who
had
tra-
,
Bos,
lute
of
Terrace
tiri-
veiled
bringing
dona-
15
miles,
times
flying
high
and
sometimes
n.l.
fl.wi
ntl
T
litlOUt
of
specialists.
and
ana
room
for
only
$4.95!
JMK
in
the
open
parts
of
the
lake.
i
my
of
November.
i47,
n
lions
assisting
wiui
ms
.
tr,
Britisn
Columbia.
All
worfc
mrie.rted
tn
the
said
entate
.
'
..
,
.
him!
to
pay
the
amount
of
j
A
$5
donation
was
received
.anjifdness
to
me
forthwitn
frorn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Phillip
Ry-
jctsoiis
hiiviiiK
claims
against
f
.
P,
,
H
f?tate
are
required
to
lite
".
-..-
:.a
me
properly
verified
on
Bonnie
Hayhurot,
daughter
of
(
the
15th
dav
of
May.
1648.
p
A
M
Havhurst.
drew
ihich
distribution
will
be
-
-
Cn
Sunday
evening
Albert
Stone
and
Henry
Bergen
crossed
the
lake
in
a
small
boat
with
an
outboard
engine
from
Southbank
to
the
Landing.
They
had
to
push
the
boat
out
from
the
south
shore
on
the
ice
for'
about
fifteen
feet
and
slip
it
Into
the
water.
The
ferry
is
still
frozen
solidly
in.
VAMJERHOOF
Mr.
and
Mrs.
rrnest
Micks
and
Miss
Blahche
Weber
had
a
narrow
escape
at
Isle
Pierre
when
their
boat
sprang
a
leak
and
left
them
stranded
in
a
swift
place
in
the
river
just
above
the
rapids.
Their
bout
almost
filled
with
water,
it
was
some
time
beXore
they
were
able
to
reach
shore
safely.
Inirtne
regurd
only
to
strcb
tne
Winning
llCKeis
m
uic
mi
ll
which
I
shall
have
been
fip
j
Master
of
ceremonies
was
ut
Prince
nupert.
B.C.
this
a
Apni
ad
i4B
Capt.
Harold
Sinclair
while
Mrs.
TILZT,
Mary
Williams
was
treasurer
prince
uport.
bc.
and
Mrs.
Kahtleen
Matthews
(H6I
(secretary.
I
Dorothy
and
Elmer
Mills
and
Blackie
Martin
and
J.
Edward
!smaji
colleen,
returned
on
Fri-
Calper,
well
kno,wn
prospectors.
Busmess
and
Professional
day
morning
from
Chilliwack
where
they
have
been
visiting
relatives
for
several
weeks.
They
came
in
their
Austin
car
which
have
headed
out
for
the
latter's
placer
property
at
Manson
Creek
to
spend
the
season.
Water
conditions
will
soon,
it
is
ex
was
able
to
travel
on
roads
where
l
P.
J-
CHENEY
pected,
be
such
that
sluicing
cwd
larger
cars
cou,d
nQt
get
through.
DENTIST
uc
Mill
ttiu.
ivcouua
oi
last,
ClU
o
work
were
very
encouraging.
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5,
SMITH
BLOCK
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P.O.
Box
1401
aM
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qON
3&
h
jTmm
m
pie's
Association
is
putting
on
a
campaign
for
equipment.
A
fashion
show
to
be
held
on
May
7
is
expected
to
be
an
event
of
outstanding
interest.
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
739
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Overlook
Street
JOHN
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
PHONE
RED
752
The
Red
Cross
campaign
In
the
Vanderhoof
district
exceeded
the
objective
of
$300
by
$145.25.
D.
L.
Morton
was
campaign
manager.
TH
&
ELK
INS
LTD.
plumbing
and
Heating
Covert
all
surfaces
wallpaper,
painted
walls,
',
plywood,
brick
interiors,
etc.
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Engineers
The
Vanderhoof
Young
Peo-
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tr.
the
Dally
News!
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coat
really
covers.
Dries
hard
in
one
hour.
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Leap
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don't
propose
to
guys
with
cars
that
won't
go.
Bo
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us
rid
your
car
of
winter
ailments
nd
put
it
in
shape
for
summer
driving
at
a
minimum
cost
t
you.
Estimates
gladly
given.
One
gallon
does
a
large
room.
No
disagreeable
paint
odour
use
room
the
same
day.
A
hard,
durable,
washable
surface.
A
pleasure
to
put
on
no
primer
spreads
like
a
charm.
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