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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
Trains
MV
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soon
te
arriving
again
TrMNKOF
L.I.
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ft
LOOKUS'
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i
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hide.
-
HERE.'
tM
1
INT
1
1
and
rsn
will
one
Christina
Supply
of
X
T
t
art
V
-r'
U
V
'
TURKEYS.
GEESE,
DUCKS,
CHICKEN,
RABBITS
AND
SUCKING.
PIGS
Also
Beef,
Veal
and
Pork.
Don't
forget,
twenty
varieties
of
Fish
to
choose
from.
Sealy
8
Doodson
The
House
of
Quality
Sixth
Street,
Phone
455
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
LclCC
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Easy
to
apply.
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
608
Third
Ave.
Gentlemen-Why
Not?
Why'
not
have
a
tailor-made
sun
for
Christmas?
We
make
you
a
present
of
$5.00
100
Suit
Lengths
to
choose
from.
We
give
a
discount
of
-$5.00
on
every
.suit
purchased
for
Christmas.
Our
slock
includes
filue
Serges
and
all
kinds
of
finality
materials.
Fit
and
finish
guaranfeed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
821
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
.
.
..
SG.OO
Half
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
SG.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
t
nc.haned
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
8.
Gulage,
Warehousing,
and
Ois'lribulitig,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving.
LEGION
HOLDS
CELEBRATION
j
Gives
Banquet
and
Dance
at'
Terrace
4
to
Mark
Union
of
-
Organization
1.I.1UIAGK.
Iee.
ID.
One
of
-
i
he
largest
bamruels
ever
held,
Here
look
plane
when
the
re-
lumed
men
of
the
district
eele-
loafed
the
amalgamation
of
all
I
he
different
relurntsl
soldier,
or-
ganizalions
in
the
province
tm-'
der
the
name
of
the
Oiinadian
l.egiou.
About
seventy
guests
were
present
in
the
dining
room1
of
the
Terrace
Hotel
.with
Major
Kgglesbaw
as
loastmnsler.
The
toast
list,
wild
the
proposer
first
nnit
respmder
second
follows:
Hie
hing.
";n;iada."
Major
Hearne.
Tlev.
I.
J.
Marsh.
"The
C.aitadinn
Legion,"
J.
K
Frost.
Major
Kggleshaw.
"The
Ladies;"
L.
II.
Kenny,
Mrs.
J.
K.
Fnist.
"Afajor
-
J.
.
Egglesjiaw"
'Imprnmpln
.
by
Major
Hearne.
Dancing
followed
at
Ilie
fi.W.WA.
rooms
to
Mrs.
Alt-
woods
Orchestra.
Vocal
.
.
j:
lions
were
given
by
J.
Hepburn
r
and
Oillis
Couture
arid
a
humor
nus
rending
hy
Mrs.
-J
J.
J.
.tones.-
TERRACE
NOTES
1T?C
.
At
their
.last
semi-monthlv
meeting
the
Kfflis.
of
(
tin
a
da
ei-lerlaineil
Jbelr
wives
and
hidv
friends
in
flieir
eh-ii
iiioms.
A
mock
initiation
was
carried
i
through.
The
hosls
provided
aj
sumptuous
supper
after
which
j
each
lady
was
called
upon
lo
conlrHiule
a
number
lo
the
pro
eram
all
of
which
numbers
we
much
enjoyed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
".
Finler
nnd
iwo
children
of
Kilriioiilon
vh.
left
here
about
two
weeks
ago
to
visit
with
friends
on
DuugUs
Greek
at
Kaliim
Lake
returned
n
lown
last
Friday.
J.
Calhoun,
.mauager
of-Gannda
Products
Co.,
'sk.
left
Terrace
on
Saturday
morning
hy
cancw
for
some
point
down
the
river
from
which
he
could
reach
tl
oast
by
train.
Mr.
Cnlhoun
.
'
hopes
w
awivc
in
Jllnn!iotn'
tn
time
ii
spend
Xmas.
with
Ills
family.
The
'canoe
was
piTpled
.
by
Dave
MaWhinney
of
town.
I
be
cont
inued
heavy
rains
of
.'lie
past
few
weeks
have
played
such
havoc
with
the
roads
thai
log
hauling
has
been
nul
of
the
question
and
the
sawmill
here
has'
been
closed
for
the
past
week.
Del
ween
the
abscnee
of
trains
and
the
ceasing
of
the
lium
of
mill
machinery,
every
day
seems
like
Sunday,
and
everyone
is
wondering
just
wli.i:
the
right
lime
is.
Mr.iutd
Mrs.
Uhas.
Haven.
Major
llearue
and
It.
Eaton,
oi
the
Lakelse
halclicry
staff
came
j
to
Terrace
for
the
liaiupiel
and
Jdance
Friday
night.
They
made
jllic
trip
by
mnlor
car,
snmetiiig
jquite
unusual
at
tiiis
lime
;
year
siiow-sjioes
being
I
lie
us-iual
method.
They
report
thai
water
in
lie
small
creeks
around
Hie
lakes
was
exceptionally
big'i
tind
at
limes
the
hatchery
dams
were
in
dungcr
of
being
washed
out.
There
was
born
in
Terrace
on
Monday,
December
7,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jcp...llipp
-a
daughter.
The
monthly
meeting
of
tloj
Terrace,
,ml
Kiisumkalum
Parent
Teachers'
Association
was
JicM
ill
Hie
school
house
on
Tlmrsd.iv
J'weninff,
'December
10,
with
2nd
ClM
Yiee-Prosidenl
.Mrs.
Geo.
Little,
presiding.
After
a
short
liusi-in'.s
meeting
.Miss
Dtmb
gave
u
'brief,
tint
interesting,
synopsis
of!
a
hook
op
Hume
Education,
j
A
meeting
of
the
ladies
of
the
district
who
are
eligible
lo
Join
j
IfJie
Auxiliary'
to'
the
Canadian!
Legion
'va
willed
for
Wednesday,
'nfteruonn.
Ileeemtier
U.
hut
ow4iik!
h,
the
laek
of
mall
semec,
there'
'
was
no
ropv
of
the
constilulio.i
available,
and
aside
from
a
il
pointing
Mrs.
J.-
K.
Fro!
the
president,
for
the
coming
year,
no
other
1usiness
was
etindueled.
Another
mwling
is
to
he,
he
held!
Tjirwlay
uViternoon,
Jauuar
5-
'
.
Treston
and
Have
Wil-
son,
HKide
the
I
rip
hi
from
Kalum
Ijk
at
the
weak
eni
--
jperi.
or
Vaneoier,
or
om-
A.
J.
While,
Vancouver
ininin-.''
where
else,
and
lirmight
in.
Just,
engineer
and
I).
W.
Davis
and
J.p'b
there
Ii4
noi
lieen
a
wed
;m.
Hoar
of
the
Hopper
Davis
Mining
Go.
at
Kalum
Lake,
ar-
rivil
in
Inwn
on
Wiulnaulo..
when
they
found
there
were
no
trains,
left
by
siteeder
for
Paci-
fic
and
thence
on
to
the
south
via
Lucerne.
J.
MeConnell
whn
has
pcnt
Hie
Insl
few
months
on
ttie
prairf",,r
liappcHI
bnfore.
ies,
arrived
home
on
Friday
,
He
hiked
eYerv
part
of
thH'
roail
at
thlsond.
'
.??'
7T
jrj.e.
nady.f
.timWi"itmi
W.iontfi
'W-anll
TSrt
to
Knlpin
Lake
to
cruise
thA
Hmlu
liniils
of
the
Kiisumkaltimi
Timber
Co.
arrived
hack
in
town!
on
M'iduy
LADIES'
GUILD
OF
TERRACE
CHURCH
ELECTS
OFFICERS
TFJIHAGK.
Dec
tn
.
Th
Ladies
Guild
of
Knox
l
,,it,i
Church
held
their
annual
meet
ing
on
Thursday
afleruoon
at
the
church.
Hie
officers
appointed
for
the
eomuiig
year
are:
President
tMr.
Kellh.
Vice-president
.Mrs.
Sonel.
eerHa.ry
Mrs.
Sundal.
Tieasurer
Mrs.
Darker.
Work
convener-
Miss
Kerr.
""i
in-H?.
uie?r
.tirn,
i
.
i..t
.
I
Alter
ilie
meeting
lahles
were,
laid
for
supper
lo
whirfli
lhe
Mr.
nnd
'Mrs.
Al
Greenhalgh.
jjenHenten
of
Hhe
'cnn:ngntinn
.who
Iwo
spent
the
past
several
had
been
invited
In
parlftke.wilh
monllis
visiting
With
friend
in
the
lading
apd
a
pleasant
social
finglaml.
retinmed
lo
ttierioma
tinur
was
spent.
itierr,
nHtKnnday.
The
nexl
meeting
of
the
Guild
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
"Duke"
Harris
o'
New
Hazel-It.
McKinnnn
on
January
7.
ton
wa
a
business
visitor
In
From
Pay
av
Ikt
l
Tutum
ScnvKC
InC
Cmi
Be".-
.Vi
-
IV-'ll
FIRST
WEDDING
AT
ALICE
ARM
-----
Marshall
Smith
of
the
Mining
Camp
Married
to
Mrs.
A.
P.
i
.
Sargent
I
"
i
ALICE
AltM.
I
Me.
19.
-"Thai
'be
first
lime
I
ever
heard
that
tune
in
A
lire
nu,"
aid
the
oldest
prosier
I.
it
present,
"what
is
it"
And
he
wa
unite
righl.
for
it
was
Jlendel-sohns
"WmMinit
March."
and
it
was
played
at
firHl
am'
"n,y
wtltW
that
Alice
Arm
lia
ever
had.
To
be
ur
have
had
brides,
lot
or
h'm.
Hut
they
were
alwaya
to
Dividend
Cheque
laid
by
In
youth
is
worth
double
the
MONEY
savings
of
middle
age.
Many
a
rich
nun
today
bought
the
right
to
his
dividends
with
the
savings
he
made
once
out
of
his
pay
envelope.
Anyone
with
determination
can
do
the
same.
Ttic
man
who
iivn
U
th
man
with
money.
The
Royal
Bank
.
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
F.
E.
Robertson,
M
anager
Jmarried
in
Anvox.
r
Prince
llu.'.KOIt
.
SALE
Ilruiiitwiitk
ding
here
before,
maybe
the
old-)
est
prospector
could
not
give
a
renson.
II
is
not
Itecause
there
is
a
dearth
of
would-be
groom,
j
for
this
camp
is
lone
on
elinible
bachelors,
and
if
you
will
look
lne
enough
you
will
find
"ltar-'
kis
is
Willin'
"
written
alaive
all
their
doors.
Any
way
it
just
The
bride
of
thia
firt
wedding!
was
Mrs.
A.
J.
Sargent,
seeond
itaughler
of
A.
Ilrockbank.
of
Urrow-in-jyiTM,
Lar.cashire,
'.Kngland.
vWe
marriage
to
Mlarshall
Smith
of
Alice
Arm
was
solemnized
at
I
he
residence
of
Jqfen
Anderson
on
the
evenitut!
of
.December
14,
the
Jlev.
C
D.
Clarke
of
the
In
ion
Ghurch
of
Auyox
officiating.
The
bride
was
iiven
away
by
John
Anderson.
Harry
Fowler
supporting
the
groom.
After
the
ceremony
a
wedding
dinner
was
served
at
tbe
Aliee
Ann
Hotel,
thirty-six
guests
from
Anyox
nnd
Alice
Arm
sil
ting
at
(he
festive1
board.
After
,h
'PP-r
.
Hie
evening
was
given
over
tn
dancing.
Ilut-
cliinsoo
s
orchestra
suriMieil
it
self
in
presenting
an
xellenl
dance
prograiiK
and
the
first
Alice
Ann
wedding
was
voted
a
grand
suecetui.
Mr.
anl
Mrs.
Smllh
will
re-J
side
in
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Stnilli
being
interested
in
minine
tn
Hie
camp.
SMITHERS
Envelope
v
v
-i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in'advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
tew
than
50c
FOR
SALE
IIIVAVKN
A
HRI.I..
wedfiilMirK
s
great
work
on
the
life
'after!
iteulti
and
a
real
world
iMvond.
Ker
UU
panes.
Only
I.'ir
m-'-paid.
II.
.
Law.
IHO
Kuetid
Ave.,
loronio.
FOIl
SALE.
X.-w
"KiiilMMy
phonograph:
wonderful
(one,
fine
appearance
and
bargain
for
some
one.
Hear
it
abovo
(Umadjan
laundry
2tH)
phono
-
graph,
upright
style,
in
fumed
oak,
ahuoal
new.
coul
IK"i.
Price
I(M.
Pulle:i.
Dall
News
Offioe.
'
ti
FORD
SUDAN
for
aale.
Only
nsel
seven
months.
JfttOJiO.
Apiify
.
E.
Parker.
Lid.
town
the
fore
part
of
Hie
vrk.
Mr.
Harris
has
iwcu
making
shipments
of
ore
front
the
Sliver
Cup
claims,
but
ha
closed
tiwn
the
mine
for
the
winter
months
and
rxpeel
to
slari
again
in
April
with
renewed
energy.
t
The
final
game,
of
Uie
OAV.
V.A.j
rriliham
loorii.iment
were
fdayftl
this
wei.
Ui;d
re-ulied
in
the
first
jirizc
of
a
turkey
koihc
to
A.
F.
Dunn
with
Dune
ilr-
Hae
as
runner
up.
Kenneth
Wano-r
of
the
public
works
departtiK'iil,
Hunt-
Lake,
is
spending
a
fw
days
in
town.
Another
side
line
was
added
lo
his
many
farming
ad
ivttie
or
Wednesday
morning
tvltqn
Geo
Oullou.
profirietor
of
the
Wond-lawn
-
ilairy
farm,
received
i
shipment
of
two
silver-blafk
foxes
from
a
fox
farm
on
Prinoe
K,wnrd
't-
Mr.
Htllnn'
rainer
ami
.Mr.
nation
were
the
pioneers
of
the
fox-raining
In
dustry
in
Canada.
The
I
In
hi
ne
(Indians
who
hav
been
sienduitf
a
few
ilays
In
Inwn
disponing
of
their
winlcr
catch
of
fur
and
getting
supplier,
left
for
home
on
Thursday
morning,
making
the
trip
over
the
new
road
they
built
this
summer
Fut
her
Aylartl
accompanNl
tltem
Imiffc
and
will
spend
I
he
holfcUy
sexism
with
Ike
tribes
al
Ilie
head
of
Dooine
Lake.
One
of
the
locnl
Jndir.ns
wn
teddling
a
live
cross-tox
in
town
Ibis
week.
He
had
caughl
it
in
a
trap
and
it
was
only
sliahllv
injured
and
had
became
quite
tame.
TURKEY
SHOOT
WAS
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
R.
Dav'dion
Captures
Christmas
Dinner
at
Competition
of.
Morth
B.C.
nejjlment
Rifle
Association
H.
Davidson
wu
the
winner
oi
Hie
turkey
ai
the
shoot
of
the
North
I
IX.:.
Hegimenl
III
fie
As-
social
ion
on
the
miniature
range
al
Market
Place
last
night.
A
sood
crowd
of
marksmen
look.
part
and
the
seores
of
the
nvttP
ing
were
as
follows:
It.
Davidson
0J
vy.
HrM
at
H.
WiUon
Gol.
Nichols
M
H
Kloyd
t
if.
HarnIy
ho
F.
Ilunler
73
W.
Horrnbin
...
GO
Major
Johnstone
lift
M.
M.
Lamh
n;
H.
Fast
man
u
it
C
V.
Fvili
ft:i
(.
V.
Wilkinson
02
A,
Hunter
55
6s
VWANTVB
WIM'CH
flam
5ho
-ewinK
Plume
MllTY
!t
TO
RENT
HrH
RKNT.
-
FurnUhed
sUmio
heiileil
rtHint
;
hot
and
old
runiutiK
water;
an
'IHtirrt
Ave.
I-i.i
information
Phone
lied
007.
aw;
Foil
IIKNT-M(Klem4HiJf
nmm-
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Dlock.
Westenhaver
ltr.
if
FOIl
HKNT.
Plantfs
player
pianos,
phonograph
npd
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
KOI
R
ftnom
Suite
for
Kent.
Hot
water
Mat.
Apply
Smith
J
Malletl.
Ltd.
j
MODERN
FLAT
for
llent.-Ap4d
Mai
Hwlhrener.
ft
BOARD
HOAHD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137
HOARD
AND
IIOOM
in
Prlvatu
home.
Phone
lied
!..
tf;
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FOR
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phone
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