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FORTY-NINTH YEAR— No. 6 CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLOMBIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1980 HCHSCKII'TION PRICE: TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM |MR. FRANK FIDDLER Home Economics SCHOOL TRUSTEES Pattullo's Expenses WILL DELIVER ADDRESS IN MONTHLY MEETJ Disappearance Of i Father an Son Banquet at United Pupils Exhibit REPORT OF APPS ON RECENT Church VISIT TO CITY SCHOOLS Their Ability BEFORE BOARD In Campaign From ! Mr. Frank Fiddler, bachelor of J. Ramsay Causes ! science of Vancouver who has charge SCHOOL BO^RD MEMBERS EN The regular monthly meeting of; : of the boys' woik in B. C. will | TERTAINED AT DINNER Lhe Cumberland School Trustees was j ; deliver an address on conclusion ofl held in the school on Thursday night ! Provincial Treasury ithe 7 o'clock service at Ihe ('umber-, Pupils of Miss I). Cannon, home with Mrs. MacNaughton in the chair Anxiety to Friends | land United Church, Sunday. This J economics teacher, demonstrated! and trustees Baird and Partridge and DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL AS SEEN AND NOTED BY OUR ! service will be conducted by the boys' their ability in the art of cooking on McKimi'in present. Many communi i and the choir will be composed of Monday night, when the members of cations were before the board, Missj NO TRACE FOUND OF WELL-KNOWN MAN; MISSING OWN CORRESPONDENT l men and boys connected with boys the Cumberland School Board were McFadyen thanking the trustees for SINCE MONDAY MORNING j work in Cumberland. entertained at a four course dinner granting permission to exchange. j On Monday at (i:.'10 p.m., a father I hold in the school. The all'iiir was an History was made in the Legisla- interruption, Impregnable good hu- Miss McFadyen is endeavoring to ex The incessant sounding"-of the fire ; and on banquet will be held at which outstanding success and many con- j en to his cabin near No. 5 mine on turc last week when the Throne J mor, nnd facility in the instant, of- change within the Dominion and will siren on Monday about 6 p.m. drew j Mr. Fiddler will he the speaker of j grntulnlions showered on Miss Can-J Sunday night. Sometime on Monday speeeh passed without challenge with i fective come-back, notify the board as soon as word is a quick response from the members j the evening. non foi* the ability shown by her pu- i morning he disappeared and all trace seven hours' aggregate discussion, As to Mr. Pattullo's participation received <>f exchange. of the Cumberland Fin* Department. pils, which undoubtedly showed the j of him has been losl. He is between only the Opposition leader and the in federal eleetion campaigning bo- City Clerk Cope wrote informing Arriving at (he fire hull it wus dis result of careful and painstaking in-i forty and fifty years of ago and of Prime Minister speaking, in addition ing legitimately within his prerogtt- the trustees that estimates as sub covered that it was not an alarm of Local Member struclioii. very quiet disposition. He had charge to mover ond seconder of the formal j tive of citizenship, the Prime Min mitted had been passed by the coun fire, but a case of searching for a of the logging horses used by Mr. Acting as hdst and hostess were reply. Criticism of the adminlstru-j ister merely commented that Public cil. well known local man. John Ramsay, Hutton and which are stabled near- Edora Turnbull and Thorn Keeler tion was voiced by Mr. Pattullo only, j Accounts disclosed that his expense Working for Road The superintendent of education brother of Mrs. W, Button, of Minto. No. 5 mine. From the evidence at and dainty place cards had heen J an innovation in procedure for thi: in connection with these speaking wrote acknowledging letters giving The missing man, according to in the stable and his cabin, it would ap painted by Muriel Harrison. province. The passage of reply tn tours were paid from the Provincial Improvements personnel of board for thc year, for formation at hand spent Sunday with pear that he had fed the horses, lit three short sittings establishes a re Treasury. The menu was: vegetable soup, copy of estimates and for the inform his relatives in the Valley, being driv- tho fire in his cabin and prepared roast veal, rlced potatoes, creamed ation contained re arrangements cord for expeditious despatch of The Opposition leader had explain NO DEFINITE PROMISE CAN BE breakfast, then disappeared. business not approached in any parl ed the heavy losses during the Lib carrots, pineapple salad and Spanish made for substitute teacher during I SECURED UNTIL 1930 LOAN cream. (Continued on Page 2) .When he did not appear at work, iament of Canada during the past eral regime through immature and Mr. Hutton investigated but could IS DTERMINED Pupils responsible for the excel NO GOVERNMENT decade, and a record for British Co unscientific land schemes as necessi find no trace of him and felt no par lumbia since Confederation year, tated in providing for the pressing lent repast were Dilys Williams, Jes-j Victoria, B.C., Feb. 6.— Although Tournaments SMELTER ON COAST ticular anxiety until later on in the Reply being moved and passed dur- needs of returned war veterans. The sie Harvey, May McMillan, Edith Ca no definite promise of public works day. Mr. Hutton continued his search ing a single day in 187t>. Last year j purchase of Frondeg Farm as a bas< vellero, Audrey Gear, Annie Brown. can be secured or expected until the Victoria, B.C., February 7.— for his brother-in-law, making en fourteen days were consumed in de-lfor agricultural training for return- Marguerite Herd, Allison Ghekie, Completed At extent of the 1930 loan in such con Announcement was mnde by quiries all over the place, thinking bate on the Speech, at a cost on the ed men had been cited an example, Madge Bryan and Lena Tomassi, nection is determined, three separate the Hon. Minister of Mines, W. the missing man might be vistiing averaged daily expense to the 1928- but the Public Accounts showed the whilst the waitresses were Beth operations in the Comox district are Athletic Club; A. Mackenzie that it is not in someone, but failed to find any trace 29 session of $45,956.54—this year's payroll of the Frondeg Farm to be Dunsmore and Chrissie Robertson. being actively pushed by the local tended to establish a govern of him. saving of the taxpayers' money being; made up of Ah Sing, Ah Hong, Ah R. FREEBURN AND DICK COE i ment smelter on the British Co member, Dr. G. K. MacNaughton, The Nomads Cirbbage Club met A search party was organized on thus $36,103.71. How and Ah San, which, as Dr. Tol lumbia coast or elsewhere. mie remarked "did not suggest any | with general expectation that his rep- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. HAVE BATTLE ROYAL IN Tuesday under the direction of Con Leaders of both parties set an ex Such undertakings stated the M.M. or D.C.M. wearers." j resentatmns will be successful. Brown on Wednesday night when CHECKERS' CONTEST stable Dewitt, but darkness came on ample of their followers in conden Minister will be left to private before much could be accomplished. "Are those the same Chinamen; Completion of Highway five tables were in play. Mrs. S. L. sation, Mr. Pattullo speaking slight- enterprise, Search parties went out again on ly more and Hon. Dr. Tolmie slightly I who now supply the vegetables to I to Menzies Bay. Robertson won the ladies' first prize Two tournaments at thc Athletic Wednesday morning but no trace leas than two hours. On the admis-1 the parliamentary restaurant here?"| First is completion of the highway with Mrs. Bobba gaining the consol * *#*•*>##*#*##**#»*#**#** **0+0000eP+* Club brought to a finish during the could be found of Mr. Ramsay. Con demanded Mr. Ian Mackenzie across from Campbell River to Menzies Bay, ation. Mr. W. Shearer won the sion of his own supporters, the Lib week, when the checkers was won by stables Dewitt and Donahue of the the chamber • the extension being from thc pro- gent's first prize and W. Brown gain eral leader's pronouncement was R, Freeburn after a very close con Provincial Police force, acting on in ! sent road-head approximately four ed thc consolation. During the eve somewhat disappointing — marking will answer you a little later' test with Dick Coe, in the final, Coe Annual Reunion formation, journeyed to the Dollar I miles out of Campbell River town to ning refresments were served and retrogression since last session—ap (Continued on Page 3) being awarded the second prize. The Camp and thought they had traced I the survey line terminal. Completion a social time spent. parently largely due to Mr. Pattullo checkers contests this year have been him to that camp, out from there the i of this undertaking involves another Of Pioneers Was during the recess having accumulat very Interesting, many members en- trace was lost again. Messrs. W. ! six miles of construction, but tins si:; 1 ed much small arms ammunition nnd Courtenay Lady tering all contests staged this winter. Hutton nnd J, L. Brown went down I miles will be less expensive than the Imperials Defeat 1 devoting himself to comparatively winter. Most Successful to the Dollar Camp on Thursday I four miles built last summer. En- : In the seven up tournament, a re trivial grievances, real or imaginary, Held Up; Robbed ACQUAINTANCES FORMED IN morning to check up on the story rather than confining himself to ma I gineering difficulties are less obtru- cord entry was received, being the Nanaimo Club EARLY DAYS RENEWED; that the missing man was in that jor issues in recognition of his chief ve nm or ie fll ! first of its kind ever held at the club. f\C Cirvv« car* MnnAVr' ' ' ^ " Sweater P 't of the LARGE THRONG vicinity, but failed to ^airi any in tainship. Difficulty that he had ex \Jl OUU1 OI motley | (]jstaIlcc jt js quite feasible to utilize 594 POINTS TO 219 SCORED BY i Sid. Hunt and W. Warren eventually ATTENDS formation. Every little camp and perienced in finding a parking place the deserted right-of-way of an aban LOCAL FEATHER PUSHERS won the first prize with Arthur settlement down the Island Highway for his car on the opening day was, WIFE OF F. V. HALL, MEMBER doned logging railway, reducing the | Boothman and Toni Piston! gaining There was an exceptionally large was visited and persons who knew illustratively, scarcely rateable as u OF CUMBERLAND'CRICKET costs of grading and roadbed to the j the second. j Thc Imperial badminton players. attendance at the sixth annual re Ramsay questioned, but there was major matter of public concern. minimum. j On Saturday evening at 7 ;30 CLUB, VICTIM OF TWO i composed mostly of Cumberlanders, union of the Cumberland Pioneers not a single person found wlu could Otherwise Liberal deliverance was ; smoker will be held in the Band Hall HOLD-UP MEN Widen Highway from \ triumphed over a strong Nanaimo held at the Ho-Ild Hail on Friday say they had ^eei. the missing man or notable for somewhat sweeping de for members of the club, hut it Campbell Rirer. ' j team on Saturday last at the Impcri- Inst and many from outside points at anyone resembling him. It is sur nunciations ana on mechanically pol announced that no boys under the About 11 o'clock on Thursday The urgent necessity of widening , al Pavilion. Very few games went tended, renewing the acquaintance mised now that the information giv itical lines rather than dispassion j age of 21 will be allowed at tho morning, Mrs. F. V. Hnll, who, along and continuing the Island Highway I to three sets and in totalling up the formed in early days of what was en out that Ramsay had travelled ate expose of maladministration, with \ smoker. It has been decided to hold with her husband and young son, re from Oyster River to Campbell River scores it was found the homesters known us Union. The bad state of on the stage as far as the Dollar adduced proofs. J a celebration for the young members sides on the Lake Trail road, Cour aho is being urged persistently by had annexed 32 games, giving them the roads undoubtedly kept some of Camp was a case of mistaken identi- | of thc club at a later date, when "Reckless extravagance" and "ra tenay, was the victim of two hold-up tho district's representative. the older pioneers away, but every ay. j 59J points to 10 games for the visit something special will probably be bid partizanship" were the main men. Answering a knock at the dour ors with 219 points. The games were part of the district was represented. Messrs. Brown and Hutton arrived counts in the indictment of the Con Ferry Service from I staged, On Saturday night during of her home. Mrs. Hall was surprised . thoroughly enjoyed and a fair sized Old time dances, with old time music back in Cumberland about 2:30 on servative administration. The form Buckley Bay to Denman. ! progress of the smoker a halt wil! being asked for moipey. Shei | gallery of spectators was on hand. supplied by members of old time Thursday afternoon after a fruit er, Mr. Pattullo alleged, had neces promptly told the men she did ndt Third in order among what Dr. |be called for 15 minutes to consider I Refreshments were served during families was thoroughly enjoyed, less search. sitated the selling of short-term have any. and being dubious, began MacNaughton presents as emergency some of lhe rules governing the Alh- I the afternoon and in addition to the many of the younger generation en Treasury certificates at.90% "when to back into the house, The two ine;; requirements of his riding in the I letic Club's bowling green. inter-club games several friendly tering into the mysterious square financial institutions of the East followed her in and obtained twelve matter of public works is establish : games were played, dances with a great deal of interest. Amendments To were bulging with money"; raising dollars from a purse in Mrs, Hall's ment of a modern ferry service be j Following are the scores of the in- Thc grand march, ably led by Mrs. $5,000,000 by Treasury certificates bedroom. The police were notified tween Buckley Bay and Denman Is Lady Crib Players ; dividual games with the Imperials John Bruce and her son Mr. Len Motor Vehicle Act on another occasion; and incurring immediately and within fifteen min land, a water distance of about two Piket was a memorable scene and I first in each instance: liabilities of $7,000,000, so that thc utes were scouring the bush close to miles. was entered into with great enthus 1 Mixed Doubles No Match For Men province had "gone behind $15,000- the Hall residence. A good descrip iasm by every old timer in the hall. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS DEVOID I T. Graham and Mrs. Fairbairn lost 000 during its first year in office and tion of the two men was given to Interesting Games Played at Eagles The grand march finished up with OF ACRIMONIOUS j to Max Blunt and Miss Roger, 8-15. was financing from hand to mouth in the police by Mrs, Hnll, who have Cricket Club To a set of lancers which was topped CONTENTION 3-15; G. H. Ash and Miss McKinnon Home Wednesday order to protect its cheques." hopes of picking them up. Mr. Hall off by a waltz. is well known in Cumberland being won from H. Towel land Miss Haw- Naturally he repudiated Liberal Prepare for Season Tho result of the meeting of th Mayor Alex Maxwell, as chairman Victoria, B.C., Feb. 0.—If, ns not n member of the Cumberland Cricket thornthwalte, 15-0, 15-5; J. Idiens and responsibility for the $3,600,000 de lady crib players and members of of thc Pioneers welcomed all to the unsuspected, the Opposition hoped Club. He was in Cumberland on Miss Oarey won from McCansh and ficit inherited by the present govern MEETING WILL BE HELD DUR the Nondescripts (Men's Club on sixth annual reception and regret to catch the government unready Thursday morning, shortly before thc Miss Gray, 15-7. 15-9; Geo. Wilson ment from its predecessor, of which Wednesday night at the Ragles' home ted very much that some of the hon with legislation in agreeing to drastic hold-up occurred, the hold-up men ING COMING WEEK and Miss Fairbairn won from Conway he was a member. proved conclusively that the ladies orary guests were prevented through curtailment of the lung's speech de probably being aware of his absence. and Miss Hodwood, 15-3, 15-G; D. Taxes had been increased rather were no match for the men. the lat business from nttending, Dr. Mac- bate, it was itself betrayed into a The Cumberland Cricket Club in Lockhart and Miss Dando won from than dismissed; public works expen ter winning 47 games to 83 game:; Naughton, M.L.A., who was at Vic strategical mistake. Abundant bus Mrs. L. Francescini gave her home tend holding their annual meeting LePas and Miss Daley, 15-11, 15-10; ditures hod run riot; responsibility I for the fair ones. Of course, the toria, doing battle for this district, iness offered to keep the sessional for a whist drive and social given by during thc coming week, but the ex A. Walker and Miss Waterfleld won had been delegated to commissions ! ladies put it down to the fact thai sent his regrets ns-also did Mr. A. mill grinding, and mostly these early the ladies' Altar Society of the Cath act date has not yet been set, states in series; pre-election pledges had from J. T. Oarrlgan and Mrs. Conway. ! the men had it all over them, when W Nejll, who slated that owing to nn measures are on such simple and ac olic Church on "Wednesday evening the secretary. At this meeting an been forgotten or denied; and the 15-3. 15-8; T. Graham and Miss Dando I it came to scoring, slipplg the pegs much snow and being busy getting ceptable lines that the controversial last when seven tables of cards were endeavor will be made to devise First Minister on the occasion of won from H. Towell and Miss Haw- lover the holes on the crib board so ready to return to Ottawa he would element intrudes but exceptionally. in play. Ladies' first and second some plan whereby the club can be Hon. R. B. Bennett's visit had stult thornthwaite, 15-10, 15-13: G. ll. Ash ! fast that the ladies were left in a be unable to be present. Mr, Thomas The second unique feature of the prizes went to Mrs. Ed. Boyd and freed from the debt incurred during ified himself by spenking at public and Miss Carey losl to Max Blunt and .haze. One lady was heard to remark Graham sent his regrets, being pre* present session as it has thus far Mrs. M. Davison of Camp 3, Head the past season's playing, It takes meetings and promising support for Miss Rogers, 10-15, 12-15; J. Idiens "why two holes for his nibs," ami vented by business from attending. progressed, prompt adoption of Re quarters, Mrs. J. Scavarda and Mrs. a lot of money to run a cricket club the national Conservative leader. and Miss Carey won from Conway and '• whilst listening to an explanation The Mayor congratulated the pio ply being the first, is found in tho J. Wier were prize winners in the and as the season's dues are not very Miss Horwood, 15-7, 15-5; CJO. Wilson i from someone at the next table, her neers on the BUCCCSI of their annual unprecedented "fishing* 'for party: "And were not you nnd your col gent's section. A pair of lovely hand high it comes rather hard on the and Miss Fairbairn won from Mc opponent slipped the peg down the reunion and compared lhe BUCCCSS of ammunition by Mr. Pattullo and his leagues active in campaigning for embroidered pillow cases donated members of the club. Thc executive Cansh and Miss Gray, 15-3. 15-G; D. I board for ten holes. During the the pioneers' re-union held recently supporters via the question paper, the Liberals in the federal campaigns by Mrs. Husband were raffled, the of the club, however, is by no means Lockhart and Mrs. Fairbairn won from , course of the evenings play good at Coin tenay with tlie Cumberland no fewer than l2:'r> Interrogations be of 1925 and '26?", the Government sum raised adding very materially to discouraged as it is figured, now that J. T. Oarrlgan and Mrs. Conway, 15-3. natured sallies were exchanged and re-union, Our friends af Courtenay ing listed, a record number for any lender Inquired. the proceeds. Mrs. W. B. Churchill the club is on its third year, it is 15-5; A. Walker and Miss Waterfleld a real evening's enjoyment resulted. have the- advantage over us here in British Columbia session, tbe major "I did no more than exercise my of Camp 8, Headquarters, was the well on its way to being permanently lost to LcPas and Miss Daley, 15-3, Mrs. Littler was the lucky winner Cumberland, said the Mayor, their ity quite obviously arrows shot ini<> right of citizenship", Mr. Pattullo fortunate ticket holder. A very de established, The expenses for the 13-15, 12-15. of the ladies' first prize with Mrs. annual affair is sponsored by an or- the air. the archers hoping somehow retorted. "I spoke, it is true, hut licious supper was served. coming year should not be as high Matt Stewart gaining Ilie consola gnnlznl ion, i In* Nal Ive Sons, whilst to transfix a ministerial shortcoming in a private capacity." i as the last one, several Improvements Men's Doubles tion. Malt Stewart won the gent's we here in Cumberland had to rely capable of capituali/.atinn. Financial complications in which being undertaken last seuson, which T. Graham and J. Idiens won from I first prize and the consolation went on individual effort. On looking As all these questions must be the province now found itself, in Mr. will not face the club again for some Max Blunt and A, Towell, 15-11, 15-4; Drinks Cost Plenty to Roll. Bennie. Thr* ladies served i round the hall, continued the Mayor, carefully answered and their repeat Pattullo's view pointed the force of | time. A cement practice pitch was Geo. Wilson and D. Lockhart won refreshments during thc evenings ! the result or that Individual effort ed printing is not without cost, the the old saying "put a baker on horse- ; laid down, sight boards erected and from McCansh and Conway, 15-1, In Cumberland 1 which were thoroughly enjoyed, was most marked, lhe gathering hav general public not concerned with hack nnd he'll ride the steed to a lawn mower purchased. Tho mat- 15-10; G. H. Ash and A. Walker won ing every appearance of being a most the game of politics may question death." Apropos Hon, Mr. Malt- Three Youthi Fined $50.00 and Coita \ ttog '* Still in good shape aud the frum LePas and J, T. Oarrlgan, 15-8, It was decided that another meet land's declaration that British Co ing of the two sets of players should happy one. He paid tribute to the whether they are not thus required practice net, donated by Mr. J, Idiens 15-3. lumbia hnd now set a light in thc or in Default 30 Dayi With bo held again in the near future, the pioneers who had passed to their re to pay unduly as ammunition gather •will last the dub for years, Several I.;ulii••-.' Doubles window for provincial migrants to ladies not being satisfied nnd claim ward since (he last re-union and ex ers for thc loyal opposition. Hard Labor of the members are looking forward Miss McKinnon and Miss Carey won the United States to come home, Mr. they can clean up on the men quite pressed fhe hope thai all would be To dale House proceedings have to a good season as it is reported from Miss Rogers and Mrs. Conway, Pattullo suggested thnt the govern Three Cumberland youths were easily now they have got wise to the able to hi' present next year and for been wholly devoid of acrimonious j another team is being organized close 15-7, 15-5; Mrs. Fairbairn and Miss ment proposed to establish night hauled before Magistrate John Con pegging. many years to crime. contention, an isolate exception be i to Cumberland which will give the Dando lost to Miss Gray and Miss clubs to lure thc wanderers back way on Wednesday morning charged The Elite ladies' crib club will i Aboul midnight bounteous re ing offered as to the slatus of an j local club a few games, Hawthorntliwaite. 5-15, 9-15; Miss with drinking intoxicating liquor In freshments were served hy an ener amendment to the Workmen's Com "If so", remarked the Premier Waterfleld and Miss Falrbalrn won meet next week at the home of Mrs. a public place, namely, the verandah dear, Dunsmuir avenue. getic committee. Tin* room was clear pensation Act proposed by Mr. Pear smilingly, "I know no one more pre from Miss Daley and Miss Horwood. of the Athletic Club on Saturday,! The Women's Bridge Club met at ed of all dishes and dancing again son (N'anaimo), the oustanding fea sentable in appearance and so exud 15-4, 15-8. ing geniality as a candidate for head February 1st, all three pleaded j the home of Mis, J. Lockner on ; The sympathy of ft host of friends indulged in until three-thirty Satur ture which is contemplated reten Men's Singles waiter than my honorable friend." guilty and In answer to a question Tuesday night, three tables being in will be extended to Mrs. Alex Cam day morning. , tion of compensation for a convales- j T. Graham won from Max Blunt. Hon. Dr. Tolmie in rebuttal prov by the Magistrate stated that the, play. Mrs. A. Clark won the firsl. eron a pioneer resident who received Music for lhe dance supplied by cent workman adjudged capable of ; 21-14; D. Lockhart won from A. Tow- ed a competent advocate of his liquor had been given to them by a j prize, Mrs, Parkinson the second and .a wire during the week containing Mrs. W. Hudson, piano; S. L. Robert light employment until he has ac ! ell, 21-13. party's cause. He also disclosed con Chinaman, whom they did not know.; the consolation went to Mrs, Gear, ithe sad news of the death of her son nnd .1. Lockner. violin; .1. Hill, tually secured work within his dimin stant mental wariness nnd those in They were fined $50.00 and $2.00 Refreshment) were served during the J Ladies' Singles i sister, Mrs. Christina Fraser of Lynn trombone; Bert McLellan. saxapholie ished powers. valuable attributes of a successful costs to be paid forthwith and in de- J evening ity Mrs. Lockner nnd a mOS< Miss Falrbalrn lost to Miss Rogers, ' Mass, Mrs. Fraser leaves to mourn 'H. Murdock, cornel; J, Hunnerniftn, This bill was refused consideration leader—unruffled calm in the face of fault 30 days In jail with hard labor. enjoyable evening had by all. 111-4, 0-11, 6-11, her loss two sisters and two brothers, drums. (Continued ou Pago Two) At the ILO-ILO "Gold Diggers Of Broadway" Friday, Saturday, Feb. 7-8 THEATRE, Cumberland 100% TALKING, SINGING and DANCING This Week-end PAGE TWO CUMBERLAND ISLANDER, CUMBERLAND, B.C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1930

| grit and deserves to be helped. It takes consider Spooner, Tetsuo Aoki, Keen Mah; ance. able courage to turn OIIB'S back upon those with Sr. 4: Margaret Armstrong. Leone Honour roll — Linda Cavellero, The Cumberland Islanderjlvho!m he has been associating, and we admire the Brown, Margaret James. Dorothy Erown, Rosie Galafrio, Hel PUBLISHED EVERY FIUDAY AT CUMBERLAND, B.C. I pluck of any one who does so; Our country needs Promoted Grade 4 to Grade 5: en Eadie, Doris Brown, Dorothy Has P.D.Q. Daily Freight Line grand and good men, and to become a grand and Margaret Armstrong, Margaret sell. EDWARD AV. BICKLE good man one must be a grand md good boy. It James, Leone Brown, George Agaki Promoted from grade sr. 2 to is a wrong idea that every boy "must sow his wild Jackie Gibson, Cleo Gibson, Mona grade 2 jr.: Doris Brown, Dorothy! Courtenay to Nanaimo oats". When you sow a crop of wild oats, you Spence, Helen Lawrence. Brown, Linda Cavellero, Helen Ead must take time to harvest a crop; and the crop Promoted to Grade 5 Sr.: Ronald ie, Rosie Galafrio, Andrew Harvey. AND ALL WAY POINTS i.s never anything but chaff, "Wild oats" need Spooner, Tetsuo Aoki, Keen Mah, Andrew High, Coral Lewis, Bessie Leave Courenay 9 a.m., returning from Nanaimo the FOR THE BOYS never be sown. The time spent in "sowing wild Robert Rutherford, William Ramsell, Mah, William Nicholas, Jack O'Brien same day, Connections made at Nanaimo with oats' 'is worse than lost; for the time could be HE YOUNG JI VX who is always around the Norma Cavallero, Sakae Aida, Min- Leroy Richardson, Shigeki Sora, Victoria and Port Alberni Stages. spent in sowing a crop that would yield a golden oru Nakanishi, Malcolm Pearse, Aik- Mary Tobacco, Herbert Williams, street corners and who spends his evenings harvest. Bo careful about the kind of seed you T in drinking and gambling, will never amount cru Saito, Eiichi Yoshikumi, Betty Gladys Woods. sow, for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall hi; Ash, Masayuki Kumabo, Dorothy WE CARRY ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING to verv much. It is contrary to the natural order DIV. XI, grades 1 and 2, teacher, —Furniture Moving a Specialty— of thing.-. The boys who spend their precious also reap." Hunt, Frank Sutton, Kuyomi Ampi, J. E. Robertson—no. enrolled 25, youth iii litis manner are the ones who wi take Deslay Harrison, William Hunden, percentage attendance 89.S, lates 4, —PHONES— e pla, 1 our day labourers; they win1 live m If the country editor wer,e to na]) at all the ,ta Adele McMillan, Toshiko Kaga, Vi perfect attendance 9. Courtenay 178; Cumberland 77; Qualicum 0-111; Nanaimo 3 th hekf t he wm| (1 soon become a mil olet Scavarda, Darrel Thomson, Wil Honour roll—Jr. 2, Oriental class: liam Frizzle, William Conn, Viola Eiko Nakano, Wakiko Suyama, Ko-. ::;;;;i \, 'y?S«tfuSftSS\s™^«i-~.%r««*••toPoPu.ar I notion he would be in the poorhouse. If he pub Mnrtinelli, Muriel Taylor, Bruno wola Kimoto; Sr. 1, English class:! by a few frii nds. I lished all the items that were sent to him he Merletti. Gilford Bruce and Myrtle Vahle: ll was n aad Bight in the Cumberland Police I would be in iail half the time and in the hospital DIV. VI, grades Jr. 4 and Sr. 4, equal, Sam Stockand. Courl "ii Wedm laj morning to see three young |tlie other ball'. teacher, H. Watson.—no, on roll 87, Promoted from sr. 1 to jr. 2: Gil boys hailed before tho magistrate charged with percentage attendance 94.9, lates 4, ford Bruce and Myrtle Vahle equal, drinking in a public place. They all pleaded guilty Some men seem to think if they get into a perfect attendance 24. Sam Stockand; on trial: John Harv Electrical and were fined the minimum line ot $50.00 or in "scrape" and the editor mentions it in his paper Promoted from Jr. 4 to Sr. 4— ey, Marguerite Sutherland, Chrissie default 30 in jail with bard labor. All three that he does it out of malice toward them. In Tom Stephenson, Jenny Cheung, Ka Strachan, Jackie Drew, Freddie Mar- mmm boys have in-' makings of real good citizens, nearly every case of this kind nothing could be kuchiro Suyama, Annie Fong, Herb tinelli, Frnnk Mnrtinelli, Ale; Young farther from the truth than such a belief. It is ert Woods, Lizzie Baird .Kenneth Bernard McLellan, Peter Mitchell, •= Needs = 0, that the young men of our land might awak the editor's business to publish local happenings, Gibson, Pauline Harrison, Marcus Richie James. en to a 1 of their situation. There is an good or bad, and if a man furnishes material for Grunt, John Dunsmore and Dorothy DIV. XII, grade 1, teacher. C. opportunity foi everj young man. to become an a bad item he has no one to blame but himself. Thomson equal, Beatrice Brace, Peg Richardson—percentage attendance, Hotpoint or Maning-Bowman honored citizi I . and yel many, (), so many, pre * * * gy Roberts, Tommy Conti, Yeanna 00.16, lntes 0, no. on roll 30. cious boy allowing themselves to be carried Williams, Irene O'Brien, William] Promoted from grade jr. 1 to along :•: • in i tl; caring but little about their fu Parties visiting a printing office should bear in Hi*****-**** mind that it is just as ill-mannered to look at the Warren, Lavinia Thoburn, Kaneka' grade 1 sr.: Yoshi Makimoto, Utoko ture. We do admire a manly boy, one who tries Tahara, Denis Shields, Gordon De-j Aida, Kazuo Kato, Noboru Yano, his best to become a man, and we always feel like proof sheet or rend the type as it is to go into voy, Willie High, Iwoa Hara, Albert Percolators ... .$12.00 > helping him along. The boy who steps out from the kitchen and look Into the pots and see what Hiromu Iida, Mamoru Kawagauchi. they are going to have for dinner. Watson, Marie Jackson, George Promoted from grade 1 sr. to among evil asosciates, has within him thc 'tru e Nicholas, Roslna Deconink. I grade 11 jr.: Kimiko Saito, Masaki Toaster's ... 6.95 i Honor roll—Jr. 4: Tom Stephen Tsurokn, Mitsugi Aroki. Noboru, \ ('umberlund M;in Is son, Jenny Cheung, Annie Fong; Sr. Fuzimoto, Kinya Ikegomt, Namto Ka-1 Warming Pads 9.511 $ Amendments To DAUNTLESS WILL HE Given Surprise Party 4: Peggy Roberts, Beatrice Brace, [ wagauchi, Chow Park, Mitsugi Oku-; ON PACIFIC COAST Thos. Bannerman was the guest oi William Warren. j da, Nobuka Wani. Xmas Tree Sets (Mazda) 1.85 honor at a surprise party on Saturday DIV. VII, grade 4, teacher, Jessie [ Honour roll—Kimiko Saito, Man- Motor Vehicle Act JUNE 2nd TO JULY 14[evening, arranged by his daughter, I. Baird—no. of pupils 84, lates 8,' aakl Tsuruoaka, Mitsugi Arnki, Uta-| Egg Cookers 7.25 J (Continued from Page One) ! Mrs. Conrod. in honor of his birthday. percentage attendance 93.8. ko Aida, Yoshi Nokimoto, Kazuo IA very merry evening was spent at IS SISTER SHIP OF H.M.S. DUR- Honour roll—Valerie Gatz, Laur Kato. * n-.«, t.-.o ..T-W.T-. f» .«.«.. .cards and games. Card winners were: Curling Irons 5.00 J een Ferlone, Ellen Sommerville, Ed-1 DIV. XIII, grade 1 Jr., teacher, P. on thc faniiliav rule that a private BAN; WAS HERE IN 1924 ; MrSi Alcx Chalmers and Dan Banner- —— ; man, firsts; Mrs. T. Harmston and T. ith Younger, Lily Saunders, Chrissie' Hunden—no. on roll 32, attendance member may not initiate legislation First Royal Naval warcraft here Bannermon, consolations. The lively Robertson. 91,17 per cent, perfect attendance affecting crown revenues, without! this year, H.M.S. Dauntless is es 1 gnme of 'ICoo. Coo" cniised no end ol Promotion list in alphabetical or 11, lates 3. firsl securing ministerial sanction I ' ...... fun. During the evening delicious re- der. Promoted to senior fourth: Bet Honour, roll—Gloria Aspesy, Ted such course, it i.i usual in such cases pected at Esquimait about June 2 freshments were served by the hostess. ty Brown, Robert Brown, Lewis Bu dy Vaughan Joseph Buchanan, Ruth | CASH or TIME PAYMENT by for the speaker's ruling t ami will remain in Island waters un- The guest of honor was the recipient chanan, Alfred Buttress, Bessie Car Hewitt, Gwen Williams, Norman the suspect measure receiving lirst til July 1-1 when she will leave for of manthe y occasiongifts an. d best wishes in honor Those present were Mr. and Mrs. T. ney, Laureen Frelone, Valerie Gatz, Tweodbop?. reading and being distributed. On Prince Rupert and Alaska. i Harmston nnd Ralph, Mrs. Alex. Mario Galleazzi, Jackie Graham, Pro mot id from grade 1 Jr. to this occasion Speaker Jones did not The Dauntless was last here on 1 Cumberland Electric Lighting June 21, 1924, accompanied by Chalmers and Junior, Mrs. Ray Daw George High, Tom Hobbs, Charlotte grade 1 Sr.: Gloria Aspesy, Teddy wait; hence the storm of protest son; Mr. and Mr.s. S. McLeod, Hibbert H.M.S. Hood, H.M.S. Repulse, H.M.S. Hoffeinz, Kitty Jackson, Miyoko Kn- Vaughan, Joseph Buchanan, Miriam from Mr. Pearson's colleagues, and Ray; Fred Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Durban, H.M.S. Delhi and H.M.S. Stant. Mrs. Genge and Roy, Mrs. Con- doguchi .Tetsuo Kawaguchl, Regin Turnbull, Verna MacKintosh, Gwen I Company Limited Of administration measures now Adelaide from Australia. Vice-Ad rod, Pe.p McNiven, A. Gray Sr.; Mr. ald Lewis, Dorothy Malpass, Robert Williams, Bobbie Nash. Ruth Hewitt progressing, ;i number arc for tl n miral Sir. P. L. Field, K.C.B., C.M.C, and Mrs. D. Bannerman, Leland and Mossey, Shizeo Obara, Norman Rob Norman Tweedhope, Rae Spooner, correction of disclosed defects u\. John; Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gray Jr. and Rear Admiral Sir Hubert Brand, ertson, Jessie Robertson, Lily Saund I illinn Boothman, Bobbie Rutherford minor acts, Stricter control is con and baby daughter, Marilyn, who is K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O., C.B., accompan a great granddaughter of the guest of ers, Charles Scavarda, Ellen Som Gladys B own, Trevor Jones, Alex templated by license of collection ied the squadron. honor. merville, Mosato Sora, Hugh Strach Bell, Joseph Buchanan, Annie War agencies and private detectives, the A sister ship of H.M.S. Durban an, Sawako Ikegana, W y n t o u r ren, Bob. Keenan, Isabella Bonora. former, notably American high-pres and H.M.S. Despatch, the Dauntless Vaughan, Edith Williams, Edith Edith Gibson, Jack Price, Jack Mos sure organizations, being shown to is a light cruiser of 4,700 tons dis School Report Younger, Mavis Sutherland. sey. Cumberland and Union have perpetrated frauds on the mer placement. She was built at Go van DIV. VIII, grades 3a and 3b, chant community; while disclosed ir in 1922. teacher, C. Carey—lates 8, percent responsibility or worse on the part of And Promotion Waterworks Co., Ltd. Armed with six six-inch guns, age attendance 91.1. so-called private detectives challeng three four-Inch anti-aircraft guns Honour roll—Jr. 3: Muriel Max H— -TELEPHONE— llll) ed action for their control. and twelve twenty-one inch torpedo For January well, Reginald Watson, Helen Rob More important in principle are tubes, the Dauntless is capable of ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL PLUMBING DIV. I, Grade 8, teacher, Geo. E. ertson, progress, Raymond Stockand; amendments to the Motor Vehicle a speed of twenty-nine knots. She Apps—no. enrolled 32, attendance Sr. 3: Maim mie Chow, Toyoko Yano, AND REPAIR WORK. Act and new legislation for control carries a complement of 450 and is 95.86 perfect attendance 19, late 3. Chizuru Okuda. TAXI of brokers. The former removes a 472 feet long, 40.6 feet in beam and Honour Roll—George Saito, Ger variety of trifling vexations in re Pupils promoted from grade 3b to has a draft of 16.5 feet. tie Davis, Leland Bannerman, Myrtle quiring reports of accidents, and grade 3a: Muriel Maxwell, Reginald Charlie Dalton McMillan, Shigeura Kiyona, Margar Phone 75 makes for greater public safely by Watson, Jack Met?rath, Dorothy et Marpole. Meeti Boat at Union Bay Bvery providing simple tests for sight, hear Stockand, Helen Robertson, Betty A. B. CLINTON, Manager. School Trustees Promotions—-Semi-annual promo Sunday Morning ing, etc., for all license drivers, also Shortt, Doreen Henderson, Ray Rees tions do not operate above grade V. the grading of chauffeurs in recogni Iris Watson, Gwen Rutherford, Wel- In Monthly Meet DIV. II, teacher, T. A. Gallivan— tion of differentiating responsibilities don Stacey, Rita Baird, Alfred Bouch i Continued from Page One) no. enrolled 32, perfect attendance in handling heavy equipment, both Raymond Stockand, Frank Wier, 19, no. of lates 1, percentage 95.54. freight and passengers. At present Helen Shearer, Chester Bonora, Bob Mr. Shenstone's illness. Honour roll—Margaret Beveridge, British Columbia leads fill Canada by Wier. Mr. Black of the faculty of the Ina Robertson, Mary Baird, Irene in ratio of motor vehicle mischances. Pupils promoted from 3a to 4b: University of Hritish Columbia was Jackson, Rose Marocchi, Stanley Before ,his bill leaves committee Maimmie Chow, Rena Bono, Darey thanked for his assistance in arrang Lawrence. steps also will be taken to terminate Harrison, ing for substitute teachers from the DIV. Ill, grades 6 and 7, teacher present duplications of licensing by DIV. X, teacher, M. Robinson— U.B.C. I. McFadyen—no. on roll 31, percen province and municipalities. no. on roll 33, percentage of attend Reports from Mr. Apps covered his tage attendance 90.9, perfect attend ance 87.6, lates 7, perfect attend The Marriage Act amendment bill recent visit to the Vancouver schools ance 15. legalizes existing arriages techni- studying the question of orientals in Honour roll—grade 6: Fred Mart ind requires the the schools. Time docs not permit cally challengeabl in, Wardens Thompson, Heroshi Og • to register if us to publish the report in full, but clergymen hcreai aki; grade 7: Bessie Brown. Joe Aida rform marriage we hope to he able to do so next 'Ibr Instant undertaking to Violet Robertson. week. Mr. Apps monthly report was ceremonies. DIV. IV, grades 5 and 6, teacher,, stock exchang also received and ordered filed. The Ease From Limitation <>f C. McKinnon—lates 1, percentage , High School report was also ordered memboi hip to individuals and part 92. to he filed. COUGHING hke nership is i teni| lated, thus pre Honour Cards—grade fi: Albert venting unscrupulous broker! shield Miss Cannon, the home economics Hicks, Hanaye Nakauchi, Masako ing themselves behind company or teacher was authorized to secure thc Iwasa, Shuako Saito; grade 5: Ki-1 ganization in frauds, thero being necessary reference books from thc oko Klyono, Tom Tso. nothing In present law to prevent Home Economics Department. DIV. V, grades Jr. 5 and Sr. 4,; brokers holding i xchange seats as Tbe board decided to ask the Po teacher. V. ,1. Aspesy—no, on roll Individuals and as companies trans lice commissioners to allow the night ; 10, perfect 21, percentage attend. ferring their i oa! to thc United police patrol to visit the school ance 89.3. State, nnd leaving the pi OA m lal grounds, to prevent, if possible- the Honour r ill—grade Jr. r>: Ronald public holding tho bag, without te- school buildings being entered. \A Smut SIP Peons tr, course againsl o ten ibly responsible Individual . "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at •'The bill Is drastic no doubt". At the Ilo-Ilo Theatre this week end. torney General Pooley concedes. "It Entertainment plus, don't miss it! is un-Brll I h to a ci i tain extonl and Interferes with pi ivate businei :. bul Union Bay it Is necessary and supported by pub _^_ Y lic opinion FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1930 THE CUMBERLAND ISLANDER PAGE THREE

-ARCHIE DICK DEFENDS of the home fabrication of forest pro- Iii:- duets—nnd highway improvements ;OUR MODERN MAIDENS. nnd extensions in general, and in HEALTH SERVICE I The following is an extract from particular proposals for an Alaska ofthe i "The Uubyssey", the semi-weekly road connection for stimulating tour chronicle of the Uuiverslty of Brit ist traffic and nidustrial expansion, IlO-IlO Theatre, Cumberland ish Columbia, Issued January 24: arrangements pending for investiga TWO SHOWS: .7 and 9 P.M. TALKING PICTURES Canadian Medical Association "The first debate of the year's in tion hy a tripartite committee (Am ter-class debates between the Fresh erican, federal and provincial) of men and their traditional enemies the feasability and estimated cost of Questions concerning Health, ad j out with the mother when she ROCS the Sophomores will decide for Var such a highway .and the equitable dressed to tho Canadian .Medical : shopping, which means that most sity whether of not the woman of apportionment of costs. i Association, 184, College St., Tor- j of the time is spent in stores. Thus, the twentieth century is inferior to "Will the government leader give Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6-7-8 j onto, will be answered personally : Lhe child does not get the fresh air thc woman of the last century. The us his definite assurance here nnd 1 j by correspondence. which be requires and this lack of debate, which will be held at 12:15 now that it his policy to build this This Week-end • fresh air is one reason why young on Tuesday in Arts 100, is between road?", Mr. Kergin (Atlin) twice children suffer so frequently from Mr. Frederick Jakoway nnd Mr. Ed demanded. THE TODDLER diseases of the respiratory tract. win Stener of Arts ".\'2 and Mr. "I would not seek to make myself faace~r .—:-'.*- >-—.— wtatstitse The health of the young child de Archie Dick and Mr. Milton Owen so foolish", Dr. Tolmie smilingly re i Neglect, or comparative, has been mands fresh air. It may require for Arts '38. torted—"after just saying we are the lot of the child after he has been considerable planning to make sure "Great care is b< ing taken in the proposing to investigate the elements ejeeeeeeee-****. weaned when he is no longer so en that he gets it, but the effort is well preparation of the debate, especially of practicability and probable cost. Livinu and Al tirely dependent upon his mother. worth while. by the Sophomores, as the members That is clear enough I think?" BANKERS, BROKERS, BOOBS PRODUCE most Breathing "Shall the motion puss?", intoned Musical Spectacle Thc need for special care of the in of the teams realize that the success "PAY DIRT" FOR SIRENS OF THE NIGHT fant is generally recognized, hut TEETHING of their socll I life is at stake. Mr. Mr. Speaker Jones, the Premier hav Blending Kta^e what is not so universally under- Jakeway and Mr. Stener, who will ing resumed his chair and the House Lavishncss With taken ns read the formal resolution Rainbow Hues! j stood is that thc pro-school years of During the years when the baby try to prove that the nineteenth cen Ufe aro all important in laying foun tcelh are coming through tbe gums tury woman w: superior to 11)30'* "in reply". dations for the good health habits and the child is said to be teething, flapper, are seasoned debaters. Mr. "Aye!", came in chorus from both which must be established if adult it is a common belief that any one Jakeway has gained experience sides of the House. health is to be attained, of the numerous ills from which the through the Arts'82 Oratorical Club Followed the usual culm in the HEAR NICK LUC 1 After weaning) the child cannot young child may suffer can be fairly und Mr. Stener represented Arts 'Ii2 wake of storm, during which the AS,' THE CROON. become one of tho family in tho put down ns being due to teething. in debate last year. The hope of the leader, rank and file of the Labor sense that he enn eat the ordinary If a rash develop, it is called a teeth modern woman rests with Mr. Dick Party slipped quietly into his seat, INC TROUBA- : family diet. The feeding of the ing rash. The young mother is told and Mr. Owen whose natural chivalry glanced questioningly about, and, will not tolerate attacks on the fair misapprehending the situation, took DOUR SING .... child nt this time requiros special that the cold in the head, the crying 1 'are, and the mother needs to give thc restlessness, the upset stomach sex of today. Archie Dick is an ex the course of courage— perienced debater, a candidate for "I move the adjournment of the "Painting the time to the proper selection and aro all due to teething, and thai preparation of thc young child's election on his class executive, while debate", snid he, a motion drowned Clouds With there is no reason for ther thinking | food. There is, beyond dmibt, a clos» Milt. Owen is a member of the 'Boys' in a sea of laughter, during which a Sunshino" anything else. In some cases, this relationship between physical fitness simple explanation has led to seri Parliament' and his class executive, near-by seat-mate conveyed to Mr. • nd and proper food. Eating habits arc ous results. We try to prevent di "As this is tbe flrst debate of a Uphill the position of affairs. established during the second and arrhoeas in children by proper feed series all those who wish to take part "Well I'll be good josh-hanged 1", "Tiptoe third years of life. It therefore ings, but, if the condition does occur in these Inter-class forensic combats lie predicted emphatically. Through the stands to reason that these years are it is know by those who have the are asked to notify their literary rep Nor had he quite recovered from Tulips the most important in starting and responsibility of earing for such resentative. Thc Arts \°»0 and '81 the shock of major surprise when the With Me" developing desirablo habits in eon cases, that prompt treatment, right tennis will discuss the subject, "Re House rose for the week-end, warm nection with the use of foods, at the start, is needed, and that de solved that limitation of participa ed by self-consciousness of a good ALSO SEVEN j Young children suffor considerably lay In. securing proper treatment tion in non-academic activities is in deed well done. from colds, tonslUtis, bronchitis, early exposes the child's life to dan the best interests of the students.' "' OTHERS pneumonia, and other diseases of the ger. The delay which occurs in seek Since the debate we have learned respiratory tract. These diseases ing treatment is very often explain that Mr. Dick and Mr. Owen were Late Mrs. Gartley "In a Kitchenette" take a heavy toll of young lives each ed by the mother on the grounds successful in defending the modern "Song of the Gold year and, naturally, it is a matter that she thought, she had been told woman, the judges awarding a two Resident Of B.C. Diggers" of great' importance to know tbe by friends, that attacks of diarrhoea to one. decision. reason for this if tho condition is were to be expected as a result of "And Still They to be prevented. In searching for teething, and that the condition DR. MacNAUGHTON ON For 38 Years Fall in Love." an explanation, we find a condition would clear up, of itself, when the THE FISHERIES AND RESIDED ON VANCOUVER IS- that apparently is significant and to tooth was cut. FORESTRY COMMITEES "Keeping the Wolf which attention should be drawn. LAND 23 YEARS, RETURNING From* the Door" Teething is a normal event, and Mothers, as a result of the know TO VANCOUVER IN 1905 must babies go through the period in Itteea tor thr ledge they have acquired concerning The standing comn. "What Will I Do an easy manner and with so little I in the I.egis- the care of the infant and tho value session were announce' Nearly flfty-eight years ago when Without You" evidence of what is happening that ihows that Dr. of fresh air and sunshine, now put lature this week and t settlement started on the south shore the parent is surprised on seeing the al member is "Go to Bed" their babies out of doors a great deal G. K. MacNaughton, lo of Burrard Inlet and the little town J white point which is baby's tooth. and Forestry After the first year, however, this on -both the Fisheries uf Moodyvillc was in its heyday, Mrs. Some children do suffer evident pain, list of mem- becomes difficult because the young committees. The full George Gartley, a bride from Fred- land such children are apt to be fret- !CS aro; Fish- child requires constant supervision bers of these commltt. ericton, N.R., arrived with her hus ! ful and to suffer from broken sleep, , Cornett, M. unless he can be left in a place that cries: Messrs. Spencer band. Her death on Wednesday of I "THE i { with the result that they are not Up edge, Twigg, is absolutely safe. As a result, the | Manson, Berry, Rut last week at the home of her daugh [ DESERT 1 to their usual standard of fitness. Carson, Mac- child Is kept indoors, possibly gointr Peck, R. MacKenzie, ter, Mrs. T. Tellefsen, 1745 East \ SONG" X The point which wo wish to make Pearson. Naughton, Wrinch, G First, marks the passing of one of | OF j is simply this—it is not safe to as and Banna. the foremost links with the history j JAZZ j sume that teething is responsible for Forestry: Messrs. MacNaughton, of the province and the termination 000+0+0**0*+0000000+*0+* whatever happens to a child during M. Manson, Spencer, W&lkem, Fitz- of a career which has witnessed the SCOTTISH LAUNDRY the teething period. Conditions that slmmons, Wrinch Duel, ham and Han- transformation of a few scattered SIRENS OF THE "GREAT WHITE WAV" AT PLAY FIRST CLASS WHITE arise during the teething period are na. settlements to the dignity of a prov LAUNDHY SERVICE j to be dealt with properly ,and are IN A SETTING OF MUSIC SINGING AND DANCING ince. Dyers and Dry Cleaners J not to be considered ns being of no Mrs, Gartley was well-known on 1 Special family laundry rate. : particular importance. A realiza- Pattullo's Expenses I tion of this will save a mlsunder- Vancouver Island, where she resided Orders left at the Ritz Cafe, a number of years, as well as in Van 'phono 150, Cumherlnnil will re ifrom neglect through a misunder In Campaign standing of the actual facts. couver where she bad made her home Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 10-11-12 ceive prompt attention. A trial (Continued from page one) for the past twenty-live years. She ft order will convince you. was long active In circles of the Pres J "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at byterian Church. Telephonea: Courtenay, 226 the Premier promised promptly pro the Ilo-Ilo Theatre this week end. One of a family of fifteen, she was Cumberland 160 ceeding with his speech. born at Fredericton. In her home Entertainment plus, don't miss it! Ten minutes Inter he redeemed the town ehe married George Gartley promise. and the young couple were Boon at "I have ascertained from the cat First Dual-Role tracted to the West and arrived nt ,ft*axnsL:£*zTap' JTK imar-inrrm erer contractor," he informed North Moodyritle in 1872. Vancouver's member, "that all veg Talking Picture Here Mr. Gartley established a log etables used by the restaurant nre Layritz Nurseries Ltd. ging busniess and supplied logs to the bought from the Ryan-Wilson Com Moodyvillc sawmill . After several Ever Made VICTORIA, B.C. pany of this city. Those don*t sound years in the mill town they moved to Est. 1890 to me so much like Chinese names." Vancouver Island and took up resi "Who then is the Chinaman thai dence on a promontory near Comox, Now you can see ono of HEADQUARTERS FOR RELIABLE NURSERY STOCK comes around t" the restaurant in later known as Gartley's Point. The the strangest phenomena the mornings?", Mr. Mackenzie per next twenty-three years were spent We have everything you want for Orchard or Garden. sisted. of the talking screen. on the Island nnd it was here thnt Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Ornamental Trees "I am informed by the caterer", Jack Mulhall in tho first Mrs. Gartley witnessed and partici and Shrubs in great variety. replied Hon. Dr. Tolmie, "that only dual role talking picture. pated in the privations and hardships one Chinaman comes ahout the place. of pioneers. Her trip to Vancouver Upper world and under He comes after the swill and garb island was made in a rowboat. world merge in a wonder Now is the time to plant age. Perhaps that Is how my hon- About 1006 sho came to Vancouv ful love story. Cop and orable friend has made his acquain —Catalogue Free— er with her husband. tance?" crook—brothers-,—vieing Mrs. Gartley Is survived by Mrs. Local Agent: Mr. I'rcston Jinire, Box 127, Cumberland Hon. Dr. Tolmle's major refer for the hand of abcauti- Tellefsen and two daughters, Mrs. ences wore to the government plan: William Dornherg, Mrs. Douglas ful girl—with fate forc- for redemption <>!' the Pacific Great Grant, both of Vancouver, and live in g them both into a Eastern from the red—control of c sons, Albert, Ernest, Byron, Howard dark street from which yy.. ."..". '::.'• y^.y. y.-..y:yii!PBmE!cisr;::sm.'Pwati' i powers and safeguarding of and Nelson. Numerous grandchil public interei * i In hydro-electric only one can return. dren qlso survive. Mr. Gartley died I services and charges, by perfection twelve years ago. SEE and HEAR Jack Mul- of the Wator Aci and its application STAR LIVERY STABLE The remains of the lata Mrs. Mar hall as a cop talking to I "• If po [bio, and if nol by Public Util garet J, Gartley were laid to rest in A I.EX MAXWELL, Proprietor. [ties legislation -efforts to secure Mulhall as a crook. You the family plot, Nanaimo cemetery the establi hmenl of a Coasl smelter wont' believo your cars. Sur Monday afternoon nt - o'clock. Im- Autos for Hire, Coal and Wood Hauling given very and refinery—progressive expansion prisingly different! And it prompl attention. Furniture and Piano proBsiva services were conducted at tells one of tte most appeal, Storage If desired. the D. J, Jenkins Ltd. chapel by the ing stories to reach tha Rov. -I M'*Tmk including tin* singing Cumberland, B.C. of tWO favorite hymns of the deceas screen in yenrj. One of tho ed "Sands of Tiim". and "Safe in best all.talklng pictures wa | Qinjberland the Alius <>f Joaus" with Mrs. Fred have shown '.Ms se.-.son. i Connor l|()|,.| ««« .Nasi), un intimate friend of the fam ily, presiding at the organ. : ACCOMMODATION THE BB8T Tho following RCtfld ns pall-bearers ; lloomi si fn tn dented Including two ions: A. G, Gartley, Jack Mulhall w. MBMIIPIBLD, Prop. II. Gartley, D. Grant. T. L Wilson, RILEY'S TRANSFER T. Tellefsen and w. Grlswold. and Orders lull nt Henderson's Candy Store will receive 5,000 Facts About Canada. :,-••• PROMPT ATTENTION -•••! Lila Lee The public will welcome the 1080 P. P. Harrison edition of "5,000 Facts About Can David Hunden, Jr. Barrister, Solicitor, ada" compiled by Frank Yeigb, the Notary Public well-known authority on the Domin Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Feb. 13-14-15 GENERAL HAULING — WOOD ion, past and present, This 80-page of all descriptions Main Office book is a marvel of condensation and Courtenay Phone 253 as revealing the story of our country Local OfTlce in a nut shell—a story that is as stir Irene Bordoni H&jAHA Cumberland Hotel in Qveolngs, ring as it is illuminating and one Telephone 116R or 24 that no Canadian ran afford to miss. That it has not only a national but in an Empire and world-wide circula Automobile Side Curtains Repaired tion is not to be wondered at. The SATISFACTION GUARANTEED contents are comprised in 5(1 alpha betical chapters, ranging from "Ag Also Harness Repairs DR, W. BRUCE GORDON riculture" ti> "Yukon". This issue 'Paris' Dental Surgeon contains much new matter and many new features. Copies may be hnd OITleo Cor. of Dum-mulr Ave. from leading news dealers or by E. L. SAUNDERS Opposite Ilo-Ilo Theatre sending 85 cents for a copy, or $1 THIS KAMILY SHOE REPAIRERS CUMBERLAND, D.C. for three, to the Canadian Facts Pub. Co., ASH Huron St., Toronto 5. PACE FOUR CUMMKLAIf* MLAMMR, CUMBSRLANB, B.C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1930 iic {000+000000000, M Dr. G. K. MacNaughton, M.L.A., was 'a visitor here at the week-end from Personal Mention Victoria where he Is attending the I : j sessions if the Legislature. I SPECIALS for a few days Ur* 00000000.%' **-*>**^ *##**** ******* I Radio Shop Open The C.G.I.T. will hold a Candy "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at I FREE Chocolates For Business. Stall and Tea in the United Church the Ilo-.lo Theatre this week end. The Radio .Shop announces that Hall on Wednesday, February 19th, Entertainment plus, don't miss it! B nj | the store has now been completed from 3 to fi. • t • i Yes, a big box of chocolates given away. Simply sup 95c leaders Hal and readady for business. A full line a • a Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Magnone, of Vancouv-r, were among the special 1pl y the last line in the following Limerick: f Brunswick and Columbia records Messrs. J. Tait and W. Dawson Madras Muslin, 45 inches wide, a real good quality, ;i yds. for and sheet music will be carried in spent a few days in Parksville and guests a', the old timers' re-union on 95c; four different patterns to choose from; designs are good 1 Friday evening last. During their Jane Smith was a girlie quite sad, addition to flashlights, electric sup Nanaimo this week end in a business At her hoy-friend she used to get mad, and you can have four pairs of curtains full 2'-'s yards long plies. Ever-ready and Burgeas bat capacity. stay in Cumberland they were house- 1 But now skies are blue, for $6.70 the lot. teries, radio tubes and accessories. guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hunden. They're lovers anew, White Flanneletti nice width, reliable quality, 4 yds for 95c \ A first class radio service will be "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at • • • maintained, tubes tested and rejuv- 1 1 the Ilo-Ilo Theatre this week end. Mrs. T. White, of Nanatmo, a resid White Flanelette, 36 inches v Ido, line quality, 3 yds for 95c j cmited free of eharge. 1 Entertainment plus, don't miss it! ent here many years ago, attended Q] j If you liked Nick Lucas singing* in 1 Cretonnes, reversible, strong material, good designs, good • the re-union of pioneers on Friday I ""*" the "Gold Diggers of Broadway," • • • assortment to choose from and the price—3 yards for .. 96c evening. Fill in the last line, bring to our store any time between ig i his Brunswick records of all the song Mr. W. Wilson, a former resident 1 now and St. Valentine's day, Friday, the 14th. of small sizes Ihit s In the production may be ob- of Cumberland, now of Vancouver Gossard front lace Corsets, about a dozen pa • • • was a business visitor to the city on from 10 to 28, regular price to $4.05, per pi 05c | tained from thc Radio Shop, opposite Twenty tables of whist were in play What is considered tho best line submitted for thc limerick, Thursday. 5 Lang's Drug Store, Cumberland. at the Welsh society's whist drive at judged by an Independent party will receive a big box of Elfl tic Girdles in a fal rtnienl )f sizes, speela for 05c Benefit whist drive and dance un i chocolates. Call at the store on Saturday next, and see if Memorial hall last Saturday evening. E p you are the winner. Cor el tt a .II • Izes 30, 84, 81 pedal for 95c The ladles Bridge club met at the der auspices of the Cumberland Prizes went to Mrs. W. T. Brown, flrst home of Miss Nettie Robertson on Welsh Society in thc Memorial Hnll, for Indies, with Mrs. Matt Piercy sec Ladies' Rayon Vests i d assortment of lors, each 95c I Thursday evening, three tables be Saturday, February 8th. Admission ond. Frank Monaco and J. Lewis And by the way, we have thc finest assortment of to whist 25c, dance, ladies 25c; Ladies' Rayon Bloome quality, most ci 'B, pair . 95c ing in play. were winners of men's prizes. A very 1 gent's., 50c. The local Welsh society 1 large crowd attended thc dance which ********* ask the hearty co-operation of the ST. VALENTINE DAY CARDS The Cumberland Men's Bridge followed when the young people were 1 general public at this benefit whist EXTRA SPECIAL in Men's Dress Shirts, slightly club met at the home of Mr. L. H. very much ln evidence. McLcod's or Also Chocolates and other suitable Valentine Day Gifts drive. •oiled, valued at $2.95, to be cleared at. each 95c I Finch on Wednesday night when chestra supplied tiie latest dance hits I three tables were in play. Next week tn snappy style. *****#*******#****************•"***' H. J. Ryder, of Anderson Lake i tbe club will meet at the home of hatchery has been busy during the Mrs. R. A. Robertson was hostess at 1 fawn, blue, Girls' Flannel Drosses, smart designs; colors Mr. T. H. Mumford. her home in \Vcst Cumberland on green and navy. Special sizes to 14 years . J2.05 past week, placing one million sock 1 * * * eye eggs in the Cruiekshank River, Thursday evening, entertaining at Slicker**—24-24, , 2<\26 , lis, 30, in shades of navy, khaki and maize, Review No. 17, W.B.A., entertain- Lake Cumberland. bridge with two tables in play. Mrs. 1 Lang's Drug Store W. Bruce Gordon secured Hrst prize >[U prize, wi 1 give gooi satisfaction $2.95 I ed on Tuesday evening at a very en * • • joyable "500" drive when 11 tables The Treat of Treats—The Imperi and Mrs. W. Hutchinson, consolation. Cumberland — — — Phone 23 Hals- have real smart hats offered to clear -we -till a few wore in play. Very high scores were al Welsh Singers will be at the Ilo- Others present were Mesdames J. H. at el $1.95 7.ZSM recorded, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Wil Ilo Theatre on Wednesday, April the Robertson, J. H. Cameron, M. Stewart. Ladies' Coats, in Rood tweed designs, and well tailored. We cock securing ladies' prizes while 2nd and at the Gaiety Theatre, Cour A, Somerville and Miss Nettie Robert oiler these to you for a few days at a reduction of 20 per cent Mr. Norman Frelone and Mr. Sid tenay on Thursday, April 3rd. son. This is an opportunity to get a good coat very cheap. Hunt captured gent's first and second respectively. Ladies of the review Mrs. Tait and daughter Annie ar • • • FOR VALUE AND QUALITY served delicious refreshments. rived in Cumberland on Monday to Misses V. and E. Jones, of Nanaimo, I were gursts of their sister, Mrs. H. join Mr. Tait who came up from the "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at prairies the week previous. Mr. and Devlin, at the week-end. SUTHERLAND'S the Ilo-Ilo Theatre this week end. Mrs. Tait and family resided in Cum * * * berland some few years ago, leaving Shop by Phone hi Entertainment plus, don't miss it! Mr. and Mrs. W. Henderson, Sr., of * * * here about 1920 and going to Eng DRY GOODS & GENT'S FURNISHINGS | land to reside. Some twelve months Victoria, are visiting the several mem A very successful silver tea was ago they returned to Canada, making bers of their family here for a short held at the home of Mrs. T. H. Mum WMEJEJMimiiMIMiimir their home in Tompkins. During the time. ford, with Mrs. H. Bryan and Mrs. Sixty Seconds past week Mr. and Mrs. Tnit have [Mumford as hostesses on Thursday * * * been renewing acquaintances. They afternoon, in aid of the funds of The IF dies of the -Elite" Crib club at the telephone is all will reside on Dunsmuir Avenue. were ho tosses at the Eagles' hall on Holy Trinity Anglican Church. In • • • you need to brin^r the the evening a bridge was held which Wednesday evening last lo a number Mrs. Sam Cameron is spending a also, was very successful, a nice sum of their men friends, enthusiasts of vacation in Nanaimo with friends. freshest, finest meats of money was turned over to the this intt resting game, when a pleas • • * 1 Church funds. ant tim. 'was spent in a series ot post naste to your door Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Richardson left friendly games. A delicious supper by motor on Wednesday morning for was sen ;d and such a jolly gathering Our Gang Club a visit to friends iq Oriar district. resulted (hat the men. wishing to re Quality, Economy ^j Party Private. turn the kindness of the ladies, will We have been informed by the WEDDINGS be hosts next. Wednesday evening to SIX SIX ARE YOUR FIRST WORDS secretary of "Our Gang Club", of the ladies at the same hall. This time Bullock - Struthers Cumberland, that tht party held in it is exp cted that the ladies' team will 0 ^**#***-»*#^#*#*s#, #* the Memorial Hall on Friday last A quiet wedding was solemnized at challeng. the men. Prize winners o! Purity, Service was a private party, under auspices the United church manse, Cumber last wetk were: Ladies, flrst, Mrs. We offer meats at truly tempting prices. of the club and not run or sponsored land, on Saturday morning last when Littler; consolation, Mrs. J. Murray; by Jimmy Wulker or the Maple Leaf Marquerite Aurora, daughter of Mr. men, flr t, F. Coverl; consolation. J. Try trading with us regularly, you'll be delighted with orchestra. The word had gone round and Mrr.. Robert Struthers, became the L. Brown. that the party was being held as a bride of Walter Bullock, Jr., eldest • » • sort of opposition to the Pioneer's son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bullock, of Mr. and Mrs, T. Graham motored to the slimnesa of your grocery bill—and mighty pleased Wilcock &Co.Ltd 1 re-union. This is absolutely untrue CollinsviUe, Australia. the capital on Thursday last. "FAMILY BUTCHERS" states the secretary Mr. W. Brown The youthful bride was prettily at Roy Meikie, of Vancouver, was a recent visitor here. with the quality and purity of the food. and it is the intention of "Our Gang tired in a gown of georgette flat crepe, Phone 66 Daily Deliveries Cluh to hold a series of these parties with trimmings of georgette in the • • • during the next two or three months. same shade and hat to match. Miss Speaking of a bounty on cougar, Our Service Is Friendly and Courteous there seems to be a chance for some Agnes Mcintosh, of Vancouver, an in fortunate hunter to bag a "cat" as one MRS. JAMAES HOOD timate friend of the bride, was brides was reported seen on a recent morn IS HONORED BY maid, wearing an attractive gown of ing on one of the main streets of thc ere\*ena efltf—rseer, PRESBYTERIAL blue georgette with hat ln matching city. |<*«-'rfty'>**~><*UW'-~<^ tones. John Lockner, cousin of the PRESIDENT OF UNITED W.M.S. bride, ably performed the duties of PRESENTED WITH LIFE best man. The groom's gift to the MEMBERSHIP bridesmaid was an onyx ring set with pearls and to the best man, a gold A truck came Mumford's Grocery Presentation of a life membership cigarette case. pin to Mrs. James Hood, the presi Following a wedding breakfast at along dent, was an outstanding feature of the home of the bride's parents, the If You Get II At Mumford's It's Good last week-end's session of the Victor ia Presbyterial of the United Church happy couple left by motor for Na just in W.M.S. Miss Mitchell of Nanaimo, naimo en route to Vancouver and coast cities where the honeymoon will be Phone 71 Deliveries Daily who mado the presentation, referred time to the splendid work accomplished spent. For going away, the bride wore (Tomato ) a suit of cerise silk velvet. (Vegetable ) by Mrs. Hood during the time of Mrs. A touring car had crash A member of one of Cumberland's CLARK'S SOUPS .(Ox-Tail ).. Hood? pastorale in Cumberland, a ed into a telephone pole, old-time families, the bride has num (Celery ) 2for25C ' period of fourteen years. Mrs, Hood a mile south of the New erous friends whose best wishes will (Green Pea ) ^WiimiiiEiiMiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiMinmiltiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitm^' was deeply touched and feelingly Westmintter bridge, smash be extended to the young couple, who acknowledged the compliment paid ing the pole and tearing will take up residence in West Cum her by the Presbyterial. down two Vancouver- Lad- berland. Clark's Porkand Beans, 2 for 25c, 0 for 81.00 Reports Encouraging. n«r. ..A telephone repair Clark's Catsup, 25c per bottle, 4 for 95 ? 1 Mrs. \V. R. Welch of Nanaimo, man wat soon on the scene Clark's Veal Loaf, 25c per tin, 2 for 45 mission band, secretary, presented FANNY BRICE TO but a real problem con* Clark's Hamburger Steak and Onions 25c per tin e. her report, showing the progress BE ON THE AIR. fronted him. ..The broken 2 tins for 45 made In this branch, in which there Fannie Brice will sing over the pole would not bear his Clark's Jellied Veal, 85c por tin, H for 95 All the Song Hits are now nineteen bauds and four coast to coast National Broadcasting weight, and the wires were ^**ee**»e.*e»Meew*ee****+e*+e***e-re**e*******ee*»**e.*e*.*. new bands. Reports of the various Company network Thursday night, dangling in mid-air, far be hands were presented by the little February 13, at 8 p.m., E.S.T., in yond his reach. delegates in a business-like manner. the Fleischmann Hour. SPECIAL OFFER from the Miss Fullortnn, Hloruture and library She will sing a new song, "Cook Luckily, just as he was secretary, announced the distribution ing Breakfast For The One I Love", wondering what to do, a j 2 LARGE PACKAGES ROLIN HOOD CAKE QP, f 1,460 pounds of magazines, 500 composed by Billy Rose and Henry telephone truck, carrying 0 FLOUH, 1 LARGE GLASS MIXING BOWL... VOL arcelfl of Sunday school pages, 671 Tobias. This song she renders i n a three. ton cable reel, books, twenty tbree pounds of Crist- her new United Artists talking and came along. The truck wns "Gold Diggers t cards to Trinidad, us well as singing film "Be Yourself!" Miss bad ed under the wires, and | CROCKERY SPECIAL much Bent to lumber camps and lone Briee. back in New York from Holly by climbing on top of thc ly settlers. wood, will be heard from tho New- cabl 2 reel, the repairman Glass Jugs, 1 quart size, each $ .95 Hifflicft Percentage by York studios of the National Broad was nblo to reach tho brok Small Fancy Jugs, each .25 Of Broadway" Cumberland Auxiliary, casting Company. en lines and mend them. English Tea Pots, al each, 66c, and . 95c t Mrs. W. A. Guy, Tor the Christian Among stations carrying the pro 21 Piece Tea Sets at per set $2.8?. nn.l Kfl.fiR BtewardBhlp department, reported gram are:KSL in Salt Lake, KECA B. ('. TELEPHONE CO AND SHEET MUSIC CAN BE IIOTII RECORDS good progress in this department, in Los Angeles, KGO in San Fran FULL STOCK OF FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES OBTAINED with a marked increase in the num cisco, KGW in' Portland (Ore), ber of those giving systematically. KOMO in Seattle, KHQ in Spokane. AT ALL TIMES Mrs. M. J. Little, supply secretary, * reported the total value of the sup Why go to Nannimo and Vancouv plies distributed $515, and cash er to hear the best? Stay at home Matt Brown s Grocery S72.ll. Mrs. George Guy, reading and hear the famous Imperial Welsh pEMPTiNU MEATSAT PRICES PAIR] § Phone 38 Cumberland at the Radio Shop the corresponding secretary's report Singers at the Ilo-Ilo on Wednesday, QUAtry FOR'FOLKS WHO C ARE! in the absence of Mrs. L. A. Young, April the 2nd. Thursday, April the opposite Lang's Drug Store remarked the note of optimism in 3rd at the Gaiety Courtenay. the reports of the Auxiliaries, Cum berland auxiliary, in proportion to IN MEMOR1AM

•* ## ## •*•» *->:• # •>;• •>:• # ### its members, made the highest per In loving memory of William John centage during the year. There wore Whitehouse, who died February 8th, now twenty-two auxiliaries, with a 1923, No. 4 mine disaster. Ever re total membership of 005. A letter membered by his widow and son. Central 'Barber Shop Ni :k Lucas, the singing star in "Gold Diggers of of appreciation will be sent from the gathering to Mrs. Young, who is at IN MEMORIAM FOLKS WHO CARE BARBER SUPPLIES — BEAUTY PARLOR SUPPLIES Iway" records EXCLUSIVELY for Brunswick. present in California. In loving memory of my dearly TOILET GOODS — CUTLERY — SUNDRIES — CREAMS heloved husband Alexander Robert only for quality meats should pur POWDERS — BRILLIANTINES — HAIR TONICS son, who was killed in an explosion chase their needs at this market. SHAMPOOS AND LOTIONS, ETC. WE HAVE HIS POPULAR RECORDINGS OF: fl You are certain to get just tne LOST—THREE KEYS ON RING. in No. 4 mine, Cumberland, on Feb. cuts you are looking for and to Agents and distributors for the "BOOSTER" Hair Tonic, Kinder please return to Islander 8th, 1923. receive the proper sort of atten which positively removes dandrutf, cures itching or eczemic "PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE" B Your memory is as dear today tion. Get into the habit of 'phon Office. affected scalps; also adds lustre to the hair aud stops it from As in the hour you passed away. ing your order. You'll find that "TIPTOE THROUGH THE TULIPS WITH ME" If a satisfactory way of doing busi falling out. Money refunded if it fails to do as 7J\/» Beloved in life and mourned in death ness with this shop. represented, price per bottle f t3\s "WHAT WILL I DO WITHOUT YOU." W LOST—A BUNCH OF KEYS IN Remembered in the grave as it dawns Holder, Finder please return to It* another year. CITY MEAT MARKET QUALITY AND PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE YOU. A SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON. lander office and receive $1.00 re Sadly missed by his loving wife Phone 111 We Deliver ward. and childrtn. Btran, B.O. gaHgaaHflssagscaflgggggiscagctta as-tegi