E
18,
1941.
ER
AT
WCOLITH
llpH
f,t
NfWr
if"1""
I
of
Many
Featiirtv..
ltd
ing.'durlng
the
afternoon
to
repre-
wsnuoiunvya.
Bl-hcj
.3k
attend-'
ea
wis
important
meeting
and
eJc-'
ncrtea
a
settlement
of
the
issue
between
the
natives
of
the
Mshga
ond.Tslmpsean
tribes.
This
pro-fasalwas
welcomed
and
acted
noon
.
by
both
sides
with
a
reunion
taking
,
place,
-the
Church
Army
Hand
of
Alyansri
being
present.;
Later
sap-
tti!
Ann
id.
vidtlt-
'-
w.-
ncivca
dv
me
k
nrn
h
he
Enter
season
fit-Kli
-Clubj.in
the
gymnasium,
music
be-
featured
by
the
reaeoi-
proviaea
Dy
ihe
Greenville
nswlv
renovated
Band
utldet
the
fconductorshin
nf
lurch
by
the
Bishop
bf
Ffod
MiKay.
Ihiir
repert-n
in-
Rt
Rev
O
A.
"M
Dr"-.
ciuaea
-some
classical
selections
I
were
many
uvuer
nwiu
.......
e
vucm
1
nuu
rcxwiv
on
over
a
period
of
set-
Early
Easter
Sunday
morning
More
than
three
hut)-
Bishop
Rl
tohducted
Holy
were
in
tir;
,
village
rhunlon,
assisted
by
Rev.
Norman
flit?
01
nem
icacni.cu
uitoi,
me
rruvur
01
luncomn.
At
bbm
bur
all
were
tilci
ll
u'ciock
the
church
consecration
RrtlPdicstloh
of
the
service
was
carried
out
by
the
Blsh-
hhn
Olorv
or
God
ana
111c
op
wan
a
congregation
of
five
hun-
lmi
reftfllld
the
fcriainal
dred
persons
in
attendance.
The
kllcatlon
here
back
In
1900
Greenville
Band
was
in
attendance
ir
Biihon
William
Ridley,
playing
selections.
The
Alyansh
jstcr
proceedings
darted
"S
Barth
Smew's
Church
choir
enlns
preceding
Good
Frl-
rendered
the
anthem
"Gloria.
The
bat.auct
given
by
Chief
Bishop,
in
re-dedicating
the
church.
olton
to
the
visitors
'from
ackjnowledgeid
gifts
presented
by
i
md
Hartley
Bay,
Tnls-ane'
various
societies
from
each
of
-..ln.
'il.
U.,
-111
.t,i-
oiace
in
Jupiieq
uau,
me
vtsiung
villages,
me
ureen-
fellth
Band
in
uniform
be-
vllle
'choir
.rendered
part
of
the
ttendance
In
addition
to
cantata,
"The
Messiah."
sh
Church
Army
dele-
Easter
dinner
was
provided,
all
1
Moore
represented
the
the
visitors
and
all
the
people
of
A
..
"
J
Ilnn!tlU
i...
1
tirAMAt.
A.
...II
;it,y
salvation
mmy.
jiu-
iuuluuhi
uy
vvumcus
nuui
is.
representing
the
Klnco-
lary
of
Klncplith.
The
Alyansh
gcil,
gave
a
speech
of
.wel-'Harmonlc
Sliver
Band
was
In
at-
I
tendance,
being
conducted
spleh-
mornlne
service
on
Good
dldiy
by
Benjamin
A.
Monroe.
i
.
.
.
-
1
I
4
I
TV.
.
Be
Aiyansn
Cliuir,
cuiiuucv-
iiic
oaimwuu
miuy-vi
vaiimi
nree
Robinson
Ir.
and
with
City
was
In
charge
of
a
gospel
ar
Pcilard,
organist,
render-1
ternoon
service
In
the
Church
Army
.
pcantata
"Thorn
Crowned
HalL
I
rhe
supper
that
cay
was
In
the
evening
the
newly
dedlcat-
he
Kincolith
Gymnasium
ed
Christ
Church
was
again
crowd-:
a
give
a
larger
hall
to
nc-
ed
for
vespers.
Rev.
Norman
Green
it
all
present.
Later
in
conducted
the
service
and
Bishop)
bin
the
visitors
from
Rix
gave
the
sermon
oh
the
sub
tle
arrived
and
the
Senior
ject
of
"The
House
of
God."
The
eld
a
banquet
with
the,
choir
.was
In
attendance
to
render
kcity
Band,
conducted
by
part
,
of
the
.cantata
"Victory
Di
al
Ousnal,
presenting.
wll
Vine."
The
choir
was
conducted
I
and
harmonious
music.
.
by
J.
E.
Stewart
and
soloist.
were
aturday
was
given,
over
Rolf
Xlaytorf,
baritone,
Ernest
Ste-
(to
the
conference
In
the
yens,
tenor,
Mrs.
Alma
Vain,
So
ny
Hall
called
by
the
prano,
Mrs."
Alice:
Ilaldane,
contral-
Lndrommlttee
to
settle
the
to,
and
Mrs.
Emma
Nelson,
soprano
stir
This
gathering
oc-
Laymen
from
Greenville
also
took
mTRY
THI
UNION
MINUTE
MEN
HIGH
SPEED
BUT
NQ
HIOH
PRESSUREI
Theonly"ln'gh
preisure"theiinuteMen
use
is
the
pre$sure,they
put
intb
polishing
felass.
Their
sprvlce
if
aljuste3
to
ifit
each
customer's
schedule.
If
you're
in
a
hurry.
they
rush
you
through
to
nothing
flat!
If
ytra
have
more
time
they
'check
y&ur
"car
carefully
from
stem
o
stern.
In
cither
case,
yoq
get
high
tpttd
but
no
high
prtsiuri
Try
them.
"TH2-DX1EY
NEv73
PAGE
riV2
AUSTRALIA
WELCOMES
tr&
SAILORS
mmwm$'
;.
.rc
-st-w
Brisbane,
Australia,
is
gaily
decorated
with
the
Union
Jack
and
the'Stars
and
Stripes
as
seamen
parade
through
the
streets
amid
a
bll
'.zard
of
confetti.
The
service
men
visited
in
a
training
squadron
of
seven
warships.
News
of
Northern
Districts
RANGE
OF
POULTRY
Advice
Given
By
Superintendent
Of
Smithers
Experimental
Farm
SMITHERS,
April
18:
The
question
of
range
for
the
birds
Is
of
range
is
far
from
desirable.
Rather
than
have
the
birds
roam
all
over
the
place,
scratch
up
the
garden,
lay
in
the
stables
or
in
the
hay
loft,
they
should
be
restricted
Vo,
quarters
of
their
own.
Though
the
poultryman
whi
carries
on
the
business.on
a
largte
scale,
may
practice
an
intensive
system
whereby
the
birds
in
their
first
laying
year
are
confined
dur-
Easter
Cantata
At
Burns
Lake
Fine
Presentation
At
tJnited
4
Church
In
Interior
Town
On
Good
Friday
BURNS
LAkE,
April
18:
An
Easter
cantata
entitled
"The
.Risenf
King"
was
ably
presented
In
Bums',
jclfcally
all
day.
Ambrose
part
In
the
service
in
the
persons
.are
of
a
ilk
cf
poultry
on
a
llkely
wher8
a
yst;em
of
d
Uke
United
Church
by
members
7
Brookes
and
other
leadr
of
Henry
McKay,
Samuel
McKay,
farm.
The
practice
of
giving
poul-
larmin2
is
cartled
on
thai'
.su:h-ff
the
choir
-nd
Sunday
&I100V
iJrcm
Port
Simpson
arrlr-
Sam
,
Gray.
try
on
a
mixed
farm
unlimited
FESTERED
BY
HIGH
PRESSURE
?
a
practice
win
be
followed.
Hence
on
Good
Friday
night
,
before
a
the
xjuestion
of
range
for
the
birds
large
and
appreciative
audience.
will
demand
attention
at
all
times,
iwith
B.
E.
Valdo
actin?
as
chair-tf
tays
K.
MacBean,
superintendent,
man.
Dominion
Experimental
Sub-.
The
story
was
beautifully
testation,
Smithers,
'acted
lh
four
"garden
scenes
wt
'
Birds
:
hould
not
bejnllowed
to
brilliant
oriental
costuming
adding
roam
over
the
same
area
two
to
the
effect.
.The
sacred
solos',
years
in
suyessipn.
They
should
duets
and
chorines,
Interspersed
be,
If
possible,
on
at
least
a
three
with
the
story,
were
well
rendered
or
four
year
rotation.
Land
that
by
thesrs
taking
part.
The1
cast
,df
has
carried
bzirds
through
one
characters
was
aS
follows:
The
season
should
toe
ploughed
up
and
Widow
of
Bethany.
Misi
Annie
cultivated
the
following
season
Lund;
Peter,
her
crippled
son
Her
r
and
sown
down
to
a
succulent
,bcrt
Ashcroft;
Peter's
sister
;RdcK'-.l
green
crop
for
the
use
of
he
flock!
el,
Thelma
Eckland;
Neiehbors''df'i
during
the
ucceeding
year.
By,
Bethany.
Mrs.
R.
Jewell,
Miss
Mar-
alternating
the
range
ln
this
way
quis.
Ms
B.
M:Tntyre;
Greek
the
land
is
reconditioned,
it
is
at
maidens.
Jean
Jatterson,
Colleen.1
least
free
of
poultry
every
second
Zielke;
Scribes
and
Pharisees,
Ken
year
and
an
effort
made
to
keep,neth
Smith,
Gordori
Stanyer,
Wal
,the
soil
as
clean
as
possible.
,ter
Nichols;
The
High;
Priest,
Tom
In
the
long
mn
such
a,
system
I
my
Smith:
Children
of
Jersualemvi
as
outlined
is
not
only
desirable
Glen
Valde,
Evelyn
Eckland,
Ivy
jbut
in
-nil
probability
will
bet
Johnson.
Kirkie
Gowans,
'Shirley
lBuna
necessary.
oiras
are
ai-
fenn,
victor
wueiro,
Betty
Jean
j
lowed
to
run
over
the
same
area
and
Ann
Loper,
Marvin
Ashcroffc,i
year
after
year
d'fease
Is
likely
to
Margaret
Gowans,
Edith
Clark;,
develop
sooner
or
later.
It
is
easier
.Gerald
Penn.
to
prevent
disease
than
control
It.'
The
music
ln
.
copnection
with!
Accordingly,
sanitary
conditions
ihe
Cantata
-was.
played
by,
Mrs.;
must
be
maintained'
not
6n1v
with-
Adam
Criso
who
akV
dii-Vetp
th
In
hp.
nnnU.rv
hnnsp
hut.
nlcn
A11I4
npfntmnVipo
'
'
'
.'
AKiritta
.side
it.
As
polluted
soil'
Is
a
fruit-
Durln
the
Intermiyjiohs
betweerL
m
Jl
.
1
m
T
.
VI
iui
isuurue
ui
uiseait-
precauuons
scenes
mrs.
m.
nourse
gave
piano;
should
b
taken
to
keep
the
-oil
selections
and
accompanied
con?
as
riean
s
ross'ble.
That
cannot
eregotional
sinelntr
of
"Eastert
d
aone
11
oiras
are
aiiowea
to
ire
nvmns.
Mrs
James
Clark
sang
ouent
the
same
range
year
after
"Stories
of
Jesus."
year
xr
eVeh
two
years
In
succes
sion.
FRESH
Dairy
Products
We
have
thirty-Six
cows
ln
town
and
can
supply
you
with
fresh
milk
daily.
Our
barn
Is
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
pnoNE
10
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
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Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
RIOT
OVER
:CQW,.
MONGHYR,
India
April
18:
ifcPW
in
a
not
near
here
following
a
dispute
over
a
cow
one
person
was
killed
and
several"
others;
Irii'
Jured.
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
.Royal
bank
Bldg.
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubberrare,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
Sboppi
OK
barber
sW,i
SMITHERS
Olof
Hanson,
M.P:
for
Skeena,
and
Mrs.
Hanon
arrived
in
Smith-ersjs6n:;(Thursday..noon
from
Van-coWeflf
MrriHahson
is
making
the
trip
west
from
Ottawa
during
the
short
recess
of
the
House-of
Parlla
ment.
Mftny
friends
bt
Dough';
Lay
provincial
government
mlninp,
engineer,
are
very
sorry
to
learn
that
he
is
at
nreseht
111
in
"the
lubilre
'Hospital
in
Victoria,
with
tuberculosis.
iMf.
Lay
was
for
many
years
the-Resideht
Engineer
at
Hazelton
but
for
the
past
two.
years
has
been
working
out
of
Victoria.
S..
Mallinson,
Indian
Agent
at
Hazejton.
for
the
past
two
years,
was
obliged
to
make
a
hurried
trin
outh
for
immediate
attentlbii
to
his
eyes.
He
hos
suffered
witli
hr
eyesight
for
several
years
and
is
now
In
some
danger
of
becdmlhg
permanently
afflicted.
.
KkH
t
.1
ill
Ui
Jinitmtnt
li
not
publliKcd
&lrft
f
'if
1K1
Liquet
Cofitiol
Botd
by
A
cert
at
the
Bulkley
Valley
Hospital
'
The
Bulkley
Valley
for
the
past
on
Thursday
everting
for'
th"bene-month
has
enjoyed
Ideal
spring
m
w
tho$e
who
are
confined
ln
.weather
and
the
farmers
are
busy
A
getting
their
.crops
,
seeded
in
the
that
institution
at
the
present
time.
Ihope'of.
a
bountiful'
harvest.
Sever-
It
was
a
repeat
performance
of
the
ial
nice
showers
bf
rain
have
as
1st-
concert
given
last
Monday
ieven-
"Jed-them
in
obtaining
conditions
h.
0(.nI
thfatri
which
rirovi
making
for
a
good
start.
'
.
,
.
.
The
mtfhers
1
Band
playeda
con-
cess
and
was
much
applauded.
No
matter
what
you
use
to
wash
with
your
white
Wash
needs
blue
St
'vf
6
;
prevent
clothes
from
forriing
yellow,!
Rinsing
iloes
more
than
anything
else
to
prevent
that
greyisli-..
yellow
tinge.
Tjiere
are
plenty
of
ways
of
-
.washing
ana
they
mostly
get
tilings
clean.
Hut
there's
only
one
tiling
to
make
them
really
white
the
last
rinse
in
Mue
water!
Used
Furniture
Bedroom'
Dressers,
4
Beds
complete
Brown),
3
8-piece
pipint
Itoom
!''uite.s
l-3piece
Chesterfield
Suite,
4
Wood
or
N,
Coat
Burning
Klfchth
hanfes,
2
Wishine
Machines.
.
i
a
Uieycies,
2
EnglisHPrams,
3
Convertable
Carriages,
2
Folding
,
Carriages,,
'Tricycle,xr2.,'Iladios,
5
Plate
Glass
Mirrors
ll'x58"i
J;
Clhes5Wrinirs,
3
gultit
of
Clothes,
size
40,
1
Suite
of
Clothes
r
$$aiy-
rioks
rfnowledge,
1
-
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
;
'
IrCrlbf
PiaiioSr
i'Gramop'hones,
1
Guitar,
1
Violin,
1
Trunk.
.".
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8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
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is
the
Time
of
Year
When
QUALITY
COAL
Makes
a
Difference
to
Your
Comfort
Consult
with
us
as
to
the
best
kind
to
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for
your
Stove,
Range
or
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