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Furniture
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GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
Christmas
Suggestions
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Rest
Mattress,
Beauty
Rest
ISox
Spring
Walnut
Tables
for
every
purpose
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OUR
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FOR
SPECIALS
Do
imi
Have
FIRE
PROTECTION
u
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Fire
Extinguisliers
,for
any
,neel
.
.
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all
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Boat,
,etc.
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&
CO.
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051
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652
PDAK
AfTIVF
LAKES
DISTRICT
ould
Hive
uiven
aupppn
10
t
1.
1
;r-
a
group
consisting
large-
.
rc;auve
iiew-cuuicis
,iaj
.uk
while
veterans
.of
the
re-
.
wok
a
more
.cautious
.stand,
rjrn
niirt
ni
inp
nravmctr
,
:..rified
before
any
.commit-
J
r.i
is
made
in
the
central
in-1
'.f
choice
of
a
Liberal
candl-U
contest
Omlneca
riding
.t
next
provincial
.election
been
left
in
abeyance
by
son
agreement.
a
Francois
Lake
i,iDerai
ration
re-eieciea
lis
oia
..(
I
.
111.
E.
T
Kenney
,as
honorary
ainv
president,
William
Muivanev.
secretary.
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ni
inn
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ijikc
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.
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.
7
Association
is
being
spur-
oy
President
John
uerg
ana
fewry
jonn
a.
urown.
Sew.
LOVELY
TO
LOOK
AT!
COME
IN
AND
LET
OUR
EXPERTS
STYLE
YOUR
HAIR
IN
EX
CITING
NEW
WAVES.
I'll
ON
E
C55
Helen's
Beauty
Salon
rw
.fourth
Street
SINGER
'mnifdiate
delivery
of
new
J
.c
anu
eiecuic
sewing
httt.i.!-
i
'
'.
,
""ines
in
Prince
Kuperi
a
and
district.
inn
iiiiii-iiiiif
iii.
ne
864
Prince
Rupert
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
Jhn
Bulger.
Lid.
Third
Avenue
TEACHING
STAFF
IS
NOW
FILLED
terrace
All
members,
ex
ROAD
ALONG
COPPER
RIVER
Will
Serve
Mine-Terrace
Hoard
of
Trade
In
.Session
TERRACE
Construction
of-.a,
posters
and
pterature
,ie.al-
iridlng
high
wl,Je
and
hand,some
road
lad
alone
along
thr
the
CoDner
Copper
River
River
to
to
.nr
with
with
thp
the
-United
.United
.Polish
Polish
.Re-!..
.Re
...
.
'
.
the
site
of
mining
operations
ot
the
Omlneca
Gold
Quaitz
Coi
vlll
be
undertaken
In
a
few,
weeks,
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
was
Informed
at
its
Decemtoar
meeting
by
will
Robinson,
chairman
of
the
highway
committee.
The
wcik
will
bs
carried
on
by
the
provincial
public
works
department
The
Board
was
aio
tdv;sed
in
a
letter
from
Hon.
E.
T.
Ken-ney,
Minister
oC
Xands
and
Forests,
that
a
high
.wire
fer.ce
will
b;
erected
around
the
hot
springs
at
Lake
.Lakelse.
.This
Is
considered
necessary
to
protect
the
purity
of
the
water
now
that
.a
highway
has
-been
completed
almost
to
th-
springs
and
also
as
a
safeguard
against
accident
ground
the
ceiling
pool.
In
an
eifort
to
combat
adverse
.reports
about
the
northern
highway,
the
Board
.decided
to
cept
one,
were
present
at
the
i
would
be
finished
by
Christmas
I
lakh
ine
aUiiKcS
.
1
nHAnriHAin
r-nu
i
i
Aiier
me
routine
Doara
.ousi-
r
work
will
.be
done
in
the
.Christ
mas
week.
A
telephone
is
to
be
installed
in
the
secretary's
office.
l,
Halliwell
was
appointed
auditor
of
the
school
books.
'Try
a.
Daily
News
.classified
Ad
coarse
.grain
s
j.wU.j.a?
ivW-,'
fNeed
Tor
.aMejeptione
m
wie
C,N,R.
ftegHt
,pnd
.fxpre-y,
attic
yas
.expressed
,by
cvqral
j
llllJIIUi:!
.
alU
(a
Wia
I
j
approached
,in
.this
.regard.
Lacc
I
of
(a
-telephone
.there
results
In
I
Inconvenience
tto
necohants
.of
A
th
district,
the
Board
jwas
told.
mg
lief
fund
.was
.tuned
pw
to
(the
village
.commissioner
.after
tthe
Board
decided
that
.the
.proposition
was
.to
,arge
-for
jit,
to
.handle.
Will
Robinson
.was
appointed
to
the
finance
committee,
of
the
Associated
Boards
,pf
Trade
,of
Central
B.
,C.
(Work
,done
.by
the'
Associated
Boards
was
.explained
by
the
president.
Annual
meeting
.'of
the
Board
will
.be
held
.on
January
16.
TERRACE
PLOT'S
WAR
,ON
.RAJ:S
TERRACE
The
,rat
".menace
has
become
.so
great
here
that
the
village
commissioners,
will
,bc
asked
to
.appoint
.a
.sanitary
in
spector
to
cope
with
.them.
,Harry
King
took
verbal
ot-shots
,at
rodents
at
the
December
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
Board
.of
Trade.
nave
an
engraving
made
of
a.
Not
enough
attention
was
map
showing
the
route
from
I
being
given
-to
.their
uxtermlna-
vancouver
to
Prince
'
George
to
tlon
he
said,
in
introducing
'the
Rupert
Rupert,
and
turned
the
subject
which
later
branched
out
matter
over
to
ateve
iiowiea
lnto
a
discussion
of
the
village
for
action.
C.
J.
Norrirgton,
reporting
for
the
radio
committee,
said
that
garbage
collection
system.
Board
members
.termed
the
current
garbage
djsppsal
.opera
an
interference
detector
which
tlon
as
:
U
.being
made
by
Mr.
Chesher
practically
to
appoint
a
sanitary
Inspector.
NEW
MILL
AT
X
f
A.
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Mnvrnntnn
ncfflH
tn
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v&
v.
k
m
a
mm
m-m
a
A
discussion
UUtUJlU..
.VU..W...U.S
.concerning
the
-
trucks
vauwaa,
a-
is
hauling
a.
from
...........
.the
Fay
,
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
W
Reflections
.When
the
.Hotel
.Central
was
the
faintest
notion.
Never
In-
the
-spacious
.dining
hall
was
a
favorite
place
tor
banquets,
dinners,
luncheons,
parties
and
what
not.
One
night.
&
pollU-j
clan
.was
down
for
the
speech
;of
the.evenlng
and
he
was
In
craik-erjack
form.
He
had
a
lull
house
and
.deep
attention.
The
Lspeaker
reached
.a
rare
pltsh
,of
eloquence
and
conviction,
finally
winding
,up
with
shining
Leyes,
purple
.face
and
to
an
ac
companiment
'Of
ringing
cheers
and
all
that
sort
of
thing.
Then,
as
the
.clamor
.died
down,
and
there
was
-silence,
the
little
cuckoo,
clock
on,
the
wall
stepped
cut
and
said.
".Cuckoo!
Cuckoo!
Cuckoo!"
WJien
Doukobors,
singing
strange
,hymns,
first
landed
a
pt.
John,
N.
B.
from
a
CPM
District
tsteamshlp
.about
forty-five
years
j
ago,
Canadians
in
general
seem
ed
disposed
to
welcome
thr.m.
They
were,
presumably,
peaceful
people.
They
understood
agri
culture
which
is
very
true,
All
they
wanted
was
to
dwell
in
amity
and
devote
themselves
to
fruitful
Industry.
They
would
make
such
sturdy
western
at.i.Li
j
seiners
!
tsiuray
western
neaa-
.uusuus.acvury
aim
.
...
.non-existent"
nd
mpved
that
.the
.village
xpmml-sloners
o.u..v.3
be
c
asked
to
.w
bring
w....
for-
aches,
rather!
district
srhnnl
hoard
mpetlnf?
i
"nie
,aua
wouia
De
uui.
iu
uae
,
..,,..
'..
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
'
.
,ki
m
m-
t.-.'ward
a
.hvlaw
.to
.chvir
"nlumb-i
.SS
c
UJJ
111
new
in
secretary
Aigers
omce--"
"
v-
,'
,
fT'
.
prince
Rupert.
This
ia.u
city
taj
is
the
i.ujjtav.
.
i
ti.
u
at.
n...jl.
Inor
xanltntlnn
and
hnlth
and
.on
nn
-Thiirerlfiv
Thursaav
evemne.
viar.inty
,uxn
.ucu
mv
mc
.v-auauidu1.vB.
r
v,
,
tv,
tinot
babies
on
earth.
So,
logically,
the
I
baby
carriage
industry
must
be
'flourishing.
Take
a
stroll
any
w
.
HKv.-
uuic.uttuwt
wi4ww
tuuictc,
-
-
dUKINo
.LAlVE
line
aiternoon
f
I!"
A
LAI
ULLIUL
niiu
.
lit
IV.
J
W,
1
1
II
lilt
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II
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it..
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.
......
i
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nnft
TTi
ttr
if
Imt
no
0
n
nnnftit-
'
ntmxTfi
t
a
rrr
Tv..lAll.lln.
ih
nrovince.
The
activity
.chnni
icd
to
replace
him.
Other
mem-
a
new
sawmill
bv
Wheeler
Bros,
a:
...
j
,..,j
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.....
llaLO
llallltll&U
11
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1
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...
.
.
n
nHM
n
k
t
nennv.
wnose
name
1
recently
was
mentioned
as,,
lible
candidate,
was
fav-
and
note
the
are
practically
Fcncols
.Lake
Liberal
Asso-
.elementary
school
at
Terrace
.Stevenson,
H.
Spencer
and
W.
C.
Francois
.Lake
..ferry
,
somewhat
arked
bv
th
haH
dozen
at
.wired
for
.electricity
and
this
(
Osborne.
.because
the
Wheeler
.fleet
01
st0
doors
,Watch
Prince
Ru-
.
rt
ErOW"
lnTCaSC
flnd
Xl
wheat
and
coarse
grain
sltua-
Short
ranch,
,
near
.Colleymount,
'BOTf',
'
u,,
babv
nnn
rpsnlted
in
Mr.
Camnbell
which
obviates
,
the
necessity
of
yh'v.
"
...I..
and
Mr.
King
being
Instructed
,
to
crossing
Prancois;Lake,
They
are
.age-cosw
ran.y.
we
.
take
action
in
support
.of
t:.
-
pouring
a
steady
stream
of
lum-
..
candi.
Canadian
Federation
of
Agrl-
ber
to
the
co-operative
lumber-
Mw
1L.M.
Ba?gett,
candi
.
....
1
m.a,niAin--imiii
i
nt
niirnsdawcfor-mayor,
over
10-
icuiiure
.ia
seeming,
a.iunrc..v
...
a
.
..
...
.....
anntft
fl
An
l.nKP.
.
a
If
1
aUltl.UI.....
quired!
Never
had
to!
Jailing
to
rebuff
jself-plty
.Is
a
bad
wav
to
get
into
it.
Yet
recent
visitors
from
Vancouver
appear
to
be
in
danger.
Some
like
to
be
sympathized
with.
Unfortunate
symtom
and
very
bad
sign.
Next
thing,
somebody
will
want
his
hand
held.
The
trouble
is
a'.l
about
fog.
They
like
to
shunt
you
off
into
a
corner
anc
talk
about
fog.
That
might
be
all
right
for
punishment,
but
it's
a
.poor
substitute
for
cheerful
chat.
286'
Sore
m
Throat
mm
uuo
i.w
a
wiiu,
l
t
a
little
time-tested,
soothing
VapoRub
melt
on
CKS
tongue,
wonts
pnei
voho
t
FURS
for
XMAS
V
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if
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y
y
ffP!
This
accident,
at
.the
intersection
of
Cook
Street
rsk,
ni
Fairfield
Road,
Victoria,
on
November
18th,
JhE
ViB
caused
injury
to
one
driver
and
damage
to
three
t
JHH'fljjH
cars,
including
one
paiked
at
the
curb.
.
.
What
could
be
more
lovely
than
a
new
fashion
Ki
ll
COAT
for
Her
styled
Jrom
Jbe
finest
quality
furs
.fashioned
In
the
NEW
LOOK.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
322
3rd
Ave.
3
jptlnn
.Rupert
..
JSi,
Monday,
December
8,
1947
JModern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
,Of
what
should
one
be
careful
when
planning
to
.take
a
guest
for
an
automobile
.drive?
A.
See
ihat
the
-
Is
tidy.
Old
shoes
.y'r-j
cn
,t,he
floor,
packages
.scattered
here
and
there,
soiled
,rags
,or
.newspapers
on
the
seat,
indicate
.careless-
-
AevarrTt
fflT
trie
the
windshield
and
windows
aro
clean
and
do
not
in
any
way
obscure
the
guest's
vision
of
the
scenery.
Q.
what
should
a
man
do
if
he
is
doubtful
as
to
whether
or
not
he
should
jemove
his
.hat?
A.
A
good
rule
to
follow
,1s,
when
In
doubt,
remove
the
hat.
Q.
What
.should
one
send
'the
mother
of
a
new
baby?
A.
Flowers,
or
a
letter
of
con-
UCa
3
ttllu
,Mwavoav.
1
....
WAU
guest's
comfort.
Also,
.see
that
ratulatlons,
.or
-both.
PERFECT
GIFTS
THAT
GO
PLACES
'
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
y'i
,he,e
Bau,y
Boxes,
which
are
favourites
of
many
women,
moke
yjr
KTO.WKWWWWWW
rj
M
ChrUtmo,
aift
of
areat
distinction.
0,
X
iff
A.
TUCKAWAY
KIT
neatly
packed
in
ilmulattd
1
rUf
leather
in
plain,
or
alligator
grain
Hack,
Brown
or
lilt
Re1
containing
12
Eentiol$
for
loveliness
K
jj.
and
comb
.
.
.
$13.00;
smaller
size
$9.00.
jj
B.
SERVICE
KIT
she'll
freshen
up
In
a
twinkling
wNk
Wjl
this
specially
designed
trim
Service
Kit
.
.
.
carry
it
in
her
hand
.
.
.
tuck
it
in
her
pocket
...
in
Black,
Ormes
Drug
Store
DEATH
AND
DAMAGE
on
the
Highway
have
made
necessary
the
new
'"Safety-Responsibility"
law.
"In
this
very
year,,
to
the
end
of
September,
there
were
127
people
killed
in
motor
accidents.
There
were
2,940
people
injured.
There
were
8,135
motor
accidents
of
all
kinds
"To
that
date,
the
record
shows
one
person
killed
in
this
Province
every
other
day.1"
!
V
;i
r
'
'
.
.
Extract
from
a
radio
address
delivered
on
November
;27,
1
947,
.by
the
.Honourable
Gordon
S.
Wismer,
K..C,
Attorney-General
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
The
record
of
traffic
accidents
.has
become
so
serious
drastic
measures
are
necessary.
To
curb
Jhis
mounting
toll,
your
Government
has
passed
legislation
providing
heavy
penalties
for
all
who
fail
to
accept
their
full
driving
responsibilities.
There
is
nothing
experimental
about
the
new
British
Columbia
"Safety-Responsibility"
law.
Similar
legislation
in
Manitoba
and
in
the
States
of
New
Hampshire
and
New
York
has
succeeded
in
gaining
two
objectives.
First
it
protects
responsible
motorists
and
pedestrians
against
irresponsible
drivers.
Second
it
establishes
.in
the
mind
of
every
motorist
a
greater
awareness
of
his
responsibilities
and
makes
him
do
something
about
it.
This
it
achieves
by
providing
offenders
with
such
severe
penalties
as
license
cancellation
and
vehicle
confiscation.
Prevention
is
the
keynote
of
the
new
legislation.
Compulsory
insurance
laws,
suggested
as
an
alternative,
are
not
preventive.
They
provide
compensation
only
after
the
damage
is
done.
B.C.'s
new
law
assures
all
who
walk
or
drive
the
roads
a
greater
degree
of
safety.
The
"Safety-Responsibility"
law
becorhes
effective
on
March
1t.
A
Summary
of
the
provisions
will
be
published
in
the
next
statement
of
this
series.
You
are
asked
to
study
the
details
of
this
legislation.
Complete
co-operation
by
.everyone
is
essential
to
make
the
Act
work.
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