Prince
Rupert
Doily
Hews
Thursday,
March
23,
1950
HOTEL
AKHIVALS
Francois
Lake
W.
I.
Meeting
Extra
Treat
At
Festival
Nelson,
W.
H.
Tarbuck.
G.
couver;
H.
B.
Thompson,
Prinse
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.T.
Griffiths,
Mer--
R.
in
the
play
at
the
Christmas
Con-
j
cert.
This
one
is
also
a
comedy,
and
is
entitled
-No
Flowers
Al-
j
.lowed"
The
District
W.
I.
U
still
trying
to
procure
services
of
a
competent
eye
ear,
nose
and
throat
specialist.
Several
members
em.
broidered
articles
during
the
Silver
Tip
Stewart
Mine
Returns
High
STEWART
The
1949
progress
report
of
the
Silver
Tip
Gold
4
I
V
George;
D.
R.
Russell,
Steveston:
eer
Island,
Washington:
Mr.
ana
Mr.
and
Mr.
William
Harvey,
Mrs.
F.
Morovski,
Ocean
FaUsi
Verdun,
Que.;
E.
Bolton,
Port
Lt.
Cdr.
D,
H.
Tye,
HollyburU:
7.
Essington;
J.
McGrath,
Victoria
Smith,
D.
Matheson;
Stewart.il-
O.
Stratton,
Vc-non
Mil'er,
G.
E.
Fester,
J.
Temnieton,
C.
O.
Ban-nerman,
W.
rrexal,
f.
Shields,
C.
D.
Marlatt,
E.
C.
Mapson,
A.
R.
Thompson,
D.
P.
Hunter,
Van-
i
FRANCOIS
LAKE
The
March
Women's
Institute
meeting
was
held
at
Mrs.
S.
Loveseth's
at
the
Co-op
mill
settlement
with
ten
members
present.
The
sum
of
;
$10
was
also
sent
for
the
W.
I.
i
(.m(.i'lnl
Fund.
A
nareel
was
meeting.
Mrs.
Loveseih
served
n
rte.
llcious
lunch
at
the
close
of
the
Mines
Limited,
which
Is
situated
;
Music
and
drama
enthusiasts
!
i
had
an
unusual
treat
at
the
Civic
,
Centre
last
night
v.'hen
James
McGrath
Department
of
Education,
adjudicator
for
plays
for
,
the
music
festival
here,
rendered
dramatic
and
vocal
numbers,
j
Mr.
McGrath,
a
former
profes-
'
sional
stage
actor,
and
now
en.
j
gaged
in
professional
direction
(
in
Victoria,
presented
numbers
I
exactly
as
he
did
in
the
York
ana
,
Scarborough
Civic
Theatre.
He
!
In
the
upper
Salmon
River
area
mpetinp
in
sonri
tl
FnolnnH
anrf
The
April
meeting
will
i-"""-""
"
,
.
..
-
suggests
that
this
property
Is
a
box
of
old
Christmas
Cards
to."
7
"
"
nome
01
Mrs-
Hu"
the
Landln8'
War
Veterans
who
re;make
them
;
Frostie
LocEceir
presents
for
your
LENTEN
SEASON
well
worth
watching.
Development
was
largely
confined
to
the
May
P.
J.
Vein
which
gives
promise
of
producing
a
good
tonnage
jof
shipping
ore.
i
W.
R.
Tooth
manager
at
Stew-'art,
states
that
the
width
Is
5
'feet,
l'A
to
2
feet,
being
high
for
sale.
A
concert
was
planned
for
the
1
first
Friday
after
Easter.
This
will
Include
a
play
by"
the
Fran-
!
cois
Lake
Players
who
took
part
Anna
Emerson,
"Miss
Smithers"
presented
Rudyard
Kipling's
famous
"Cameos"
and
also
sang
"Tommy
Lad"
and
"As
You
Pass
By."
He
kept
the
audience
fastened
to
thir
seat...
A
former
Armv
f
rm
ov
....
Choice
Salmon
Fillets,
lb.
.
Fresh
Frozen
Bed
Spring
Salmon
hv
t.hi
nlera.
DC-r
lb.
SMITHERS
Miss
Anna
Emer-
grade
and
the
balance
being
good
sen,
beautiful
daughter
of
Mr.
milling
ore.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Emerson,
was'
A
shipment
of
20S
sacks
about
awarded
the
title
"Miss
Smith-
tons-was
son
t
to
Trail
Srnel-
39c
L
LIKE
LOAFIN'H!
man,
he
fought
In
India
during
I
Fresh
Frozen
Bed
Spring
8al-Kinlino-
iim
nA
.t,.j
mon
Steak,
lb
,
45
crs,
before
a
record
crowd
at
ter
ThP
smfiir
ran
on,
the
St.
Patrick's
Dav
Resntv
lie
actually
:ift
the
water
boy
0.475
oz.,
silver
73.6
oz.,
lead
16
67c
no
r
etfecrw?i
6.95
&
7.95
"Gunga
Din"
about
whom
Kiu
lins
wrote.
The
two
words,
he
said,
Gunga
and
Din,
are
a
mixture
of
Mohammedan
and
Hindu.
Halibut
chunks,
lb
Halibut
by
the
piece,
lb
35c
Halibut
Steaks,
lb.
50c
Aeadla
Salt
Cod,
lb
63c
Ling
Cod
Fillets,
lb
85c
IU-d
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
.1
3e
Sole
Fillets,
ib
39c
Kippered
Herring,
lb
32c
Fresh
Frozen
Herring,
lb
14c
Smoked
White
Spring
Salmon,
lb
39c
Eastern
Finnan
Haddte,
lb.
.
43c
trx
SCOTCH
WHISKY
DISTIlltO,
BLENDED
ANO
IOTUID
M
SCOTLAND
SINCE
1107
Contest
and
Dance
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Smithers
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Competition
was
keen
as
five
lovelies,
who
vied
for
the
title,
charm
.spectators
and
judges
alik.
with
their
beauty
and
poi-o.
The
judaes
were:
Claude
Parrish
of
Houston.
Frank
Dock-rill,
Telkwa;
and
Tom
Marshall,
Hazel
ton.
Miss
Emerson
will
be
this
Plain
or
Double
Strapped
zinc,
23,4.
Net
returns
were:
j
gold
4.391
oz.
$155.37;
silver,
680
43
oz.,
$520.84;
lead,
3.069
lbs.
$373.09;
zinc,
4,327
lbs.
$90.35;
a
total
of
$1,130.05,
less
freight
and
;
treatment
$429.34,
leaving
the
net
proceeds
of
$710.31.
j
With
continued
development
the
indications
are
that
this
property
should
do
well
in
the
iuture.
I
Smoked
Black
Cod
by
piece,
lb.
380
I
F.astern
Smoked
Cod
FllleU,
lb.
43c
i
Pickled
Herring.
18
oz.
Jar
35c
i
Shrimp
Meat
'4
lb
9ftc
Stewart
Library
Proving
Popular
STEWART
The
Stewart
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
opened
a
libnary
and
recreation
Fraser
River
Smelts,
lb
Jtci
Smoked
Red
Spring
Salmon,
lb.
15c
j
community's
contestant
for
1
"Miss
'Northern
BC."
in
the
the
Smithers
Junior
Chamber
centre
in
their
Club
Rooms
on
competition
to
be
held
at
of
Commerce
Spring
Frolic
on
Smithers
in
conjunction
with
May
4
and
5.
Available
in
40
and
26
H
hoxtl
Locker
Plant
230
Second
Ave
PHONE
RfcD
867
Columbia
Street
last
Friday
Judging
from
the
opening
night
turnout
it
would
ppear
as
though
this
will
fill
a
long
felt
want.
Books
from
the
Provincial
Travelling
Library
will
be
available.
This
advertisement
Is
nT
puTish!
or
displiyerl
by
the
Licjuor
(ntrol
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
Columbia
ii
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-
FINE
PRINTING
at
5
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
,
A
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HEALTH'S
SAKE
Try
a
Steambath
at
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weekly
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From
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Centres
SKIRTS
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la
nese,
wools,
and
Gabardines
$4.95
to
$10.95
COMPLETE
YOUR
EASTER
OUTFIT
with
our
large
selection
of
Blouses,
Gloves
and
Purses.
.
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FOR
THE
CHILDREN
AND
YOUNG
MISS
just
arrived,
Party
Z
.esses
in
Taffeta
and
Silks
$3.95
to
$9.00.
For
all
your
Small
wares,
yarns,
and
shoe
needs,
visit
our
downstairs
Store.
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