Picnics
Are
Held
Around
Smithers
Sunday
School
Outing
at
Lake
Kalhlyn
Farmers
At
Round
Lake
SMmiERS,
July
15:
The
United
Church
held
its
annual
picnic
at
Lake
Kathlyn
yesterday
afternoon
with
a
large
attendance.
The
farmers
of
the
Round
Laks
n
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BITS
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Green
916
district
also
held
their
annual
picnic
at
Round
Lake
yesterday.
The
weather
was
perfect
for
these
occasions.
The
Smithers
Band
had
been
engaged
to
liven
the
proceedings
at
Round
Lake
which
Is
an
event
that
is
looked
forward
toeagerly
I
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THIRD
AVENUE
The
Letter
Box
HOUSING
IN
SWEDEN
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
your
valuable
paper
for
July
by
the
farmers
of
Quick
and
Telk-j
12
there
appeared
an
editorial
that
half
tne
ln
wa.
It
was
a
happy
occasion
for'13""
w,
w
.
.
live
in
one-room
apart-
both
old
and
.-Sweden
young
with
lots
of
onJToom
ments
on
a
par
with
the
athletic
events
to
test
the
skill
of
j
shacks
seen
especially
in
Prince
the
athletes
of
those
districts.
Rupert
The
absurdity
of
this
statement
is
such
that
it
is
hardly
worth
cor
rection
let
alone
as
subject
for
an
editorial
in
a
supposedly
reliable
newspaper,
when
it
Is
apparent
to
even
the
most
unthinking
person
I
that
the
authority
for
the
writer'!
lnformatipn
'must
be
grossly
mis
quoted.
Even
if
we
allow
for
admitted
housing
shortage
in
the
larger
cities,
the
Social
Democratic
Ing
every
effort
to
remedy
it.
For
about
ten
years
prior
to
my
(coming
to
Canada
I
was
working
In
the
building
trade
in
different
of
Sweden,
but
I
can't
recall
(parts
one
case
6f
a
one-room
apartment
designed
for
family
use.
Anc
lest
my
memory
is
failing
I
st'l?
have
in
my
possession
a
sheaf
ol
I
plans
of
the
company
houses
built
I
in
the
mining
towns
of
the
north
ern
part
of
that
country
35
to
4C
years
ago,
and
now
long
since
obsolete.
Not
even
in
these
do
I
find
jable
backward
trend.
'
It
shoujd
also
be
noted
that
tht
I
kitchen,
strange
as
it
may
seem
Is
never
Included
in
the
reference
to
the
number
of
rooms
in
a
house
or
apartment,
thus,
a
one-room
apartment
Is
sure
to
contain
ont
room
and
a
kitchen
To
back
un
my
statements
I
have
only
to
look
I
at
the
calssified
advertisements
in
'one
of
the
leading
Swedish
news
papers
on
my
table
where
it
always
reads,
"one
room
and
kitchen"
oi
"two
rooms
and
kitchen'
and
so
;
forth.
The
rooms
are
of
much
larger
proportions
than
over
here
with
the
extensive
use.
of
movab1:
screens.
Another
queer
way
of
the
Swedes
Is
that
the
rent
is
not
based
on
the
number
of
small
(
cubbyholes
of
rooms
as
over
here
.but
on
the
area
of
the
floor
space
So
you
see,
Mr.
Editor,
the
housing
condition
In
Sweden
Is
reallj
not
as
bad
as
your
editorial
U
seeking
to
convey
to
your
readers
pbviously
to
discredit
the
efforts
of
a
progressive
government
in
its
f
efforts
to
raise
the
standard
of
(living
for
its
working
people.
with
apologies
for
encroaching.
on
the
space
of
your
valuable
naper,
I
thank
you
for
publishing
this
bit
of,
correction.
I
JOHN
BERGMAN
Timely
Recipes
CHERRY
JAM
Half
an
hour
Is
all
the
time
that
Is
needed
to
make
fresh
red
cher
ries
into
jam
ready
to
be
bottled
The
short
boil
method
which
we
give
you
here
helps
to
preserve
all
the
flavor
which
belongs
to
.
fresh
cherries.
'
Any
kind
of
cherries
can
be
used
in
this
recipe
with
the
exception
of
wild
arid
chokeberries.
Four
cups
(21bs.)
prepared
fruit
1
bottle
fruit
pectin,
7.
cups
(31bsi
susar,
ty
cup
lemon
juice.
To
prepare
fruit,
pit
about
2'2
pounds
fully
ripe
cherries.
Crush
thoroughly
or
grind.
Add
V4
,cup
water
and
Vi
cup
lemon
Juice,
bring
to
a
boil,
cover,
and
sim
mer
15
minutes.
(For
stronger
cherry
flavor,
add
V
teaspoon
almond
extract
before
pouring)
Measure
sugar
into
large
kettle
Add
prepared
fruit,
packing
each
cup
solidly
and
filling
up
the
last
cup
with
water,
if
necessary.
Mix
well
and
bring
to
a
full
rolling
boll
.
over
hottest
fire.
Stir
constantly'
before
and
while
boiling.
Boll
hard
5
minutes.
Remove
from
fire
and
stir
in
bottled
fruit
pectin.
Then
stir
and
skim
by
turns
for
Just
5
minutes
to
cool
slightly
and
prevent
floating
fruit.
Pour
quickly
and
paraffin
hot
Jam
at
once.
Makes
about
11
glasses
(G
fluid
ounces
each).
It
sour
cherries
are
used,
leave
out
V
cup
lemon
Juice
and
boil
only
3
minutes
Instead
of
5.
TRAMPLED
BY
TEAM
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.,
JHly
14:
(CP)
John
H.
Parks,
64,
farm
worker,
waa
'killed
near
here
when
he
was
trampled
by
a
team
of
horses
he
was
hitching
to
a
hayrakc.
He
leaves
a
widow
and
five
daughters.)
THJ
DAZLT
XZWI
Teachers'
Salaries
At
Smithers
Were
Under
Discussion
SMITHERS,
July
15:
A
large
and
rather
critical
attendance
of
ratepayers
gathered
at
the
annual
school
meeting
held
in
the
high
school
here
Wednesday
.
evening.
Rev.
J.
E.
Bin-hall
was
chairman
of
the
meeting.
Mrs.
Joseph
Rife
was
the
retlr-
in?
tnistpp
nnrt
hnri
rtwlrfpd
not
tr.
An
adiustment
was
finally
made
It
is
not
anticipated
that
there
Prt
at
6:30
this
evening
from
the
will
be
any
change
ln
the
pcrsonel
soum
ana
win
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
of
the
school
staff
for
the
ensuing
n"
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
year.
Had
Close
Call
In
Earth
Fall
unc-ruum
apartment,
oui
several
George
W.
Smith
of
Houston
one-room
and
kitchen,
and
I
can't
Hospital
At
Smithers
ueiieve
mai
auer
more
than
twenty
years
of
steady
Improvements
In
other
fields
that
the
hoUSlntr
has"
takpn
snrh
n
rionlnr.
In
SMITHERS,
July
15:
George
W
out
on
his
placer
ground
on
Bob
Creek,
about
eight
miles
south
ol
Houston.
He
is
very
enthusiasts
'.bout
the
possibilities
of
his
pro
erty
and
is
confident
that
man
millions
of
gold
still
remain
to
be
uncovered.
He
holds
a
number
of
iacer
leases
as
well
as
some
lode
claims
around
,Bob
Creek.
HAY
CROP
BEING
CUT
Harvest
Starts
In
Bulkley
Valley-Moisture
Helps
Grain
And
Roots
SMITHERS,
July
15:
Harvest
!
ing
of
hay
has
been
started
in
thi
1
Bulkley
Valley
but
the
crop
Is
not
going
to
be
a
heavy
one
this
year
and
the
fanners
will
have
to
hope
for
a
better
price
for
what
thej
do
get
to
make
up
for
the
deficiency
ln
quantity.
The
weather
during
the
past
ten
days
has
b.ien
fine
and
shower;
j
in
.turn
but
the
moisture
was
tor
long
delayed
to
benefit
the
ha
j
crops
ana
it
is
not
neded
now
that
harvesting
has
started.
It
will
benefit
the
grain
crops,
howqver,
and
these
promise
to
be
nearly
up
tr,
normal.
Gardens
have
not
been
doins
very
well
until
recently
but
It
Is
hpped
that
they
will
speed
up
and
produce
the
customary
heavy
yield
The
Dally
New
has
an"
auditec
irculatlon.
Play
safel
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
unly
iiimoe
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
With
a
capacity
list
of
round
trip
tourist
passengers
for
Alaska,
CPJl.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
Capt.
Wll
liam
Thompson,
arrived
ln
port
at
7:30
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
9:30
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points.
She
is
due
back
here
next
Wednesday
after
noon
southbound.
run
for
re-election.
Mrs.
I.
Brum-
Bringing
ln
a
good-sized
list
of
mit
was
the
onlv
nomination
to
I
passengers
Including
many
tourists,
fill
the
vacancy
and
was
elected
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
Capt
by
acclamation.
'
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
ln
port
on
A
great
deal
of
discussion
took
!
tlme
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
place
regarding
the
salaries
of
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
the
various
teachers
and
many
!
Falls
and
sails
at
3
o'clock
this
af-comparisons
were
made
as
between
ternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
n
,
.
,
...
I
o
iiaut
aim
awu
-
-
v.
...
vu.,4
,
'17,
v.
t
ucuu-
other
similar
schools.
morrow
evening
southbound.
which
appeared
to
satisfy
the
ma-
CM.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
ioritv
of
those
in
attendance.
CaP'-
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
ln
points.
(
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
is
expected
In
port
about
6
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
and
will
soon
there
after
sail
on
her
return
to
Vancou
I
ver
and.
waypoints.
SMITHERS
Smith
of
Houston
was
brought
to
1
Sperry
Philips,
who
for
a
numbei
the
Smithers
Hospital
recently,
of
years
was
district
agriculturist
having
had
a
narrow
escape
from
.
tot
the
provincial
government
a?
death
when
he
was
caught
ln
a
Smithers
and
is
now
with
the
De-slide
of
earth
while
working
on
partment
of
Agriculture
ln
Vic
the
road
at
Houston.
He
was
buried
jtoria,
is
on
a
short
visit
to
SmI-under
a
mass
of
material
but
was
tners
In
the
course
of
duties
ln
promptly
uncovered
and
rushed
tonls
old
district.
He
is
being
wel-hospital
where
it
was
found
that
Comed
by
his
many
friends
both
in
he
had
been
badly
crushed
butjtown
and
country.
He
leaves
here
had
no
broken
bones,
He
Is
suf-
'
fering
from
a
sprained
back
bu
1
1
.
-
,
hopes
soon
to
be
around.
'
Mr.
Smith
was
In
Smithers
about
two
weeks
agos
when
he
brought
In
an
ounce
and
a
half
of
coarse
placer
gold
which
he
had
washeJ,
Phone
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28c
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Each
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Lb."
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New
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8
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1
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At
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For
a
Dish
Of
FROSTKIST
ICE
CREAM
"A
Delight
In
Every
Bite"
Ice
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Sundaes,
Sodas,
Milk
Shakes
Opposite
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IS
SET
IN
!
SOUTH
SEA
"Her
Jungle
Love,"
Exollc
and
Colorful
Picture,
Here
This
Week-End
,
A
mysterious
Island
ln
the
South
Seas,
filmed
In
technicolor,
forms
the
background
for
the
exotic
romance
of
"Her
Jungle
Love,"
co-starring
Rey
Milland
and
Dorothy
Lamour,
which
Is
the
week-end
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
story
Is
that
of
a
handsome
young
aviator
who
Is
cast
away
on
a
deserted
Island
only
to
discover
that
Its
only
other
Inhabitant
Is
a
lovely
girl
who
has
never
before
laid
eyes
upon
a
white
man.
Her
run
for
the
young
aviator
runs
afoul
of
a
half-crazed
native
potentate
and
the
pair
have
to
fight
for
their
love
and
later
for
their
very
lives
against
furious
native
tribes
who
know
white
man
only
as
devils
come
to
take
thfcir
Island
away
from
them.
The
couple
finally
escape
as
a
result
of
the
Intercession
of
one
of
those
miracles
which
make
the
South
Pacific
deserve
its
reputation
for
mystery
and
Intrigue.
Lynne
Overman
appears
ln
a
:omedy
role
as
the
aviator
companion
of
Milland.
Dorothy
Howe,
a
newcomer
to
the
screen,
Is
a
sophisticated
English
girl
who
fights
with
the
Jungle
girl
for
the
love
of
the
aviator.
llmost
Immediately
to
return
south
covering
other
districts
and
attend
ng
meetings
on
his
way
back.
Mrs.
I.
Anger
became
crltlca!lj
u
irom
a
heart
ailment
a
few
davs
igo.
Her
many
friends
are
pleased
to
know
that
she
Is
somewhat
Improved
although
she
Is
still
very
ui.
Friday,
July
i5(
u,,
if
When
You
Need
TONIGHT
and
SATLfUMj
uai.
aai.
s:u
Eveninn
7:00
and
9:05
HAIR-RAISING,
ADVENTURE!
Tht
pictu't
el
a
iHovianJ
hrlll
Ttchnicoloil
r
MM
At
7:llal
9:43
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Cartoon
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