PRICE $2.00 A. Yaa 7

. number: of further ‘gubserip:
* tions ere received by The Miner! :
“this: 'week: ‘for. ‘the: James. ‘May.
~ Memorial Fund; and the total i ig
* steadily i increasing... Besides. the
Sle: acknowledged by ug ‘laat week
further: amounts. “of one.. dollar
“have: been: received ‘from ihe’ tok
Jowlig:: ‘Tas; Mackay; E. ‘R Cox
(Prince: Rupert); Ss ‘Hi. ‘Hoskins,
* AS D. Chappell, Miss C: Goddard,

7 “Tas: “Latham, ‘Tom Steptiension, |

Jack Mullan. ‘AL. Welch, Wa 8]
Harris, Mrs, Stanton, EB “Brick-
“enden, K, L Rauk’ “(Prinee: ‘Re-
- Pert)y: rn Be J: “-MeNeil (Telkwa),
_ Miss Ward,. Geo. Heirs, John

“tol oe eo nes to ‘erect |

a suitable metorial over the ‘last.

Tite ser of’: the: hardy old-

_ Nited: ‘to: ‘send: Ain. a subscription;.|
Which i is limited to. one dollar for.

id Cubbin, <.

"Op From Our. Special Corzeépondent)

Mi Burns. °

Rocher. de. Boule: mine, were Eas.
‘ter. visitors. - :

Kaster’ ‘Monday: ‘pagséd ‘off very |-
successfully, A large. number of
outside people paid- us a'visit and

enjoyed. “the evening. © A neat

fund. « a:
presented to the. Red Cross ° byl,

G. ‘Maedonnell, was W,: Le: “‘Arm-| .
strong. - “We aunderstand that he

- [is now taking | up: the matter with |:

_| the G;T, P. to. have a ‘Station house

present. quarters care somewhat
too. limited to hold him and thie
“ehair. ag. well: The sum: of. $70
| was, teahzed by the: raffle of the

vs ae were visitors i in ‘town: ‘Haster
Monday: # Messra:: Christie, Ho-| .

bart, Smith, © Fornia, and: Me.

7 Game Wardens Dismied

{:-Vietoria, “April: SA ‘clean

_ sweep’ -of- ‘the « ‘ganie wardens: of

“Send your. subsevipti n, ‘today
to oe fund, “in care of The. Min-

man’s a law ‘present: tony. prob-
“lenas to: the native mind, ’; “Their:
oP ingenuity in. overcoming | “ these| :
--dindcilties.: is: instanced “by . the
_ following, whicki Was, tald-to us

- ‘cont stamp... The addre or waa}:
“evidently ‘in N possession

the piovinee has. been made: ‘by.
the’ provincial government’ ‘pre- |:
|fparatory: to the passing of the: act
“how before tlie. legislature wheré-
lander a ‘reorganization: of: ‘that
--Lbranch of the Attorney- General's

hereafter. the © administration of

Under ‘the change,.. “A. _ Bryan|«
Willianis, chief ‘game: ‘warden, . is
| deposed.” : ‘With him ‘go forty-odd
| gam wardens. various | parts

: of. se eeibes. all of. ame will ,

snare the: new. act dt is. ‘pro.
‘pose dt ‘establish a game eonser-

2 er TELA

-"}. Mise, Ethel .Muteh,, “of :New |
oe Hazelton, is ‘spending. the Easter]... ”
| holidays: as the guest. f Mrs. R.

Mr. and’ Mis. Wiliams, 0 of the i"

"The Red Grose ‘dainee” held ony"

all seemed. to- have: ‘thoroughly :
sum-of 40 was realize for the 0,

The itieey « winner’ of f the rocker!: :

built. around | ‘the chair,” as ° ‘his|.

‘this, Week.

h/ departiment. will he inadé: ‘and 7

the saine ‘Fegulation, will ‘be: turn- .
ed‘ over to: the police department. a

ime| on: ‘Sunday. to apénd Haster eck.

R. S.. “Satgent left. for Barns,

Lake on | Monday.”

Be UL ‘Lighteap, of Winnipes
came in: on’ mn Bapoy-

kK Ly ‘Rauk ame up from -the

os time:i is. reported. “

Prines Geotge ‘on Sunday. .

“Lee Taekmaey of Smithers, was

here for: a day. ‘or two this week. .

—

Mr. and Mrs: Collier, of Fran-
‘cois: Take, are: visitors i in’ Hazel-
ton, ;

6 Jy Hagrington, of Porcher
Island, was in ‘Hazelion on 1 Tues-
day...

J. R on BF. A. Bee, of}.

Vancouver, came up. to- Hazelton

A. MeIntyré; “chief ‘despatcher

a visitor ins ) Hazelton this week.

Y.. Can
‘Meanskiniaht on” ane and is
the. guest ‘of f Mr and: Mrs, John.
Newick,.

“Miss I ean n Grant, of the Uhion
Bank staff at Smithers; spent the
week-end with he parents in
‘Hazelton, - .

‘Saturday from.a: ‘trip:

home i in, New. Zealand, . He. ig

Mies Doreas McDougall, of the
Union Bank, Smithers, visited

her parents in: Hazelton for, a day
or two at it Easter: “

Tuesday. Her. davon Jessie,
is visiting friends. ‘thére;.

ington

a Bulkley.

a) gall;
(spent Easter with their parents

on the-G, T, P; at Smithers, was}

Lake,”

/|NEWs OF THE
WEEK FROM
- ~ SMITHERS)

-(Ftom Our Special Correspondent).

“Mie, ‘and | ‘Mrs, Roy. Hobart, of 7
. Prince Rupert, were: visitors in|...

‘ltown for a. few days during the
week,
. Mrs.- “Baga and children, of

Prince Rupert, are the puests of

Misa Mabel Edgar 1 at the Hotel

A ‘goodly number of ‘Sinither-
ites ‘attended the dance at Telkwa
on Easter Monday. A very good

‘Miss Grant’ and’ Miss: ‘MeDou-
of the. Union Banik staff,

at Hazelton, ,

“Mr. “and | ‘Mrs. ‘John: Carr and
daughter visited friends: in. Smi-
thers. on Tuesday.»

"Jack. Aldrich‘ came down from

. | his home on Hudson. Bay moun-

tain on Tuesday, and reports
great quantities of snow on. the
trail,

Rishop Du Vernet, ‘of Prines
Rupert, conducted the service in

‘er the! Anglican: -Ghureh:

Sunday. _

Mrs. Barker. cand. two. dangh-|
ters “are”. spending. the ‘Raster
vacation with friends “at” Round

Mrs. Wiltiams and Mrs, Baake,
of Round Lake, “visited friends
in. Smithers last week,

‘

«Lost His Team -

to his: : old];

"aie: -attempting to: ‘Cross the
ice on the other side of. the Skee-
na hear. Glen ‘Vowell on Wednes-

_ day, on his~ way home, Charles

Stephens had the misfortune to
lose his team: when the: horses
broke through. the ice.

“Menber Promoted: - :

Prince Rupert; Col: C.. WwW, Peck,
Unionist” M. P; for Skeenia riding, |°
who ‘haa heen'i in ‘command ‘of the

7 | famous | 16th: Battation,: has been|'
Promoted neti bridle gemer-| vey

| qualified success, -

Chas, Reid paid a sho visit to} t
: Hazelton last: week...

os _JWwar BANQUET —

“GREAT AT SUCCESS -

| ttustrated ‘What Can Be. Done in .
Wey Of Substitution F For,
- Certaia Foods

The War-Titne’ banquet ¢ given.
by the ladies. of Hazelton last .
evening in the dining room of.
the Omineca Hotel.was an. un- .
‘From the time
soup .Was-served until ‘the’ end of
the.-menu. was reached not a.
hitch marred the even ‘flow ‘of
the proceedings.. The service’.

_| was excellent ‘and no delay was’

experienced in the’ serving of: ‘the:
meatless and wheatless food’ ‘to™
the diners, no light task, ‘ag over.

-180 people attended. The cooking:

could not be excelled, and such.
variety there was that no ‘person:
could shave hoped to “have par-.
taken of every dish on. the ment,
The one great point which im-
pressed -The Miner representative
Was the _ abundance. of dishes

-Jawhich cari” be served as substit- ~

utes for 1 Meat and. wheat flour.
Although finances were not ‘the
| most important’, part of the af-.

the “evening's: receipts, - » Many
expressions’ of satisfaction. and .

, delight’ were to be’ ‘heard at the =

-| conclusion of the’ “banquet: :

number of brief ‘speeches dealing
with food conservation. followe
the dinner and were | ‘made by”

5 Dr, ‘Wrinch,-: Rev: R: Ge: ‘Seott, -

S..H. Hodkins,J. F, Maguire and ot
EB A Donohoe. :

able-preparation and labor, ° but .
if their - ‘hard: work will be of Be’.
in. aaving even a: Small quantity 7

Jof food for the Allies, the-ladies :
-| will consider: themselves S amply ue
| Tepaid..
According. tO. Advices. £ rom:

_ * Sumo
oe “SOUP mo -
_ Seoteh Broth - Potato sea
: _ BALAD 2
"Potato Salad

‘The: ‘banquet entailed Sindidee- fn