O.
FsUls
and
Ret.
A.
E.
Roberts,
oa-ciated
at
a
pretty
weddlag
last
week
at
Uie
home
of
the
bride's
parenu
Vancouver,
when
Miss
Marion
Gertrude
Jane,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
E
Jones.
IMS
16ta
Ave.
'West,
was
united
In
marriage
to
Rev.
George
Turpln
of
Smlthers.
son
of
Ur.
and
Mrs
Joseph
Turpln.
Derby.
England.
Un.
E
A
Dstls
played
the
wedding
march
and
lsi
Rbena
Marshal
rendered
solos.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
fatber.
wot
lrory
bridal
crepe
and
real
lace,
with
a
veil
of
silk
Brus
sels
net.
caught
with
orange
blossoms.
and
carried
Ophelia
roses
and
ttlj-of
the-valley.
She
was
attended
by
her
sister,
Miss
Mabel
Jones,
as
brides-maid.
wearing
poudre
blue
crepe
romatne.
with
sliver
lace
and
French
flowers
and
carrying
pink
caroattaas.
After
the
ceremony
a
beSet
supper
was
served,
the
Jea
table
being
pre-sider
over
by
Ur.
Q.
O.
Faltts
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Patersoa.
Later
Ur.
and
Mrs.
Turpln
left
for
Victoria,
the
bride
wearing
a
muskrat
coat
over
a
gown
of
old
rose
flat
crepe,
combined
with
rose
and
gold
metallic
cloth,
and
a
French
bat
in
m
Veiling
ihades.
On
their
return
they
wtU
make
their
borne
In
Smlthers.
WELL
KNOWN
MINING
MAN
MARRIED
LAST
WEEK
MKs
Mirtle
MrTalln
rwtmn
nrUe
of
!u;U
llendervon
Rae
A
marriage
of
interest
to
many
friends
;
of
both
bride
and
groom
In
British
(
imm
Columbia
was
solemnized
quietly
at
the
i
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
Spokane
last
Tuesday
evening
at
830
o'clock,
when
Uiss
Myrtle
UcCaslta.
daughter
of
Urs.
H.
F.
UcCa&tm
of
Sofcno.
B
C,
became
the
bride
of
IXragias
Rendersoa
Ra.
son
of
Mr.
and
Urs.
T.
C.
Rae
of
North
Vancouver.
Re.
Ur.
UtKeaa
mt
Spokane
oSctated
at
the
wedding.
The
brtde
was
cfeara&gly
gawned
la
ahea-psmk
georgette
aatt
carried
a
boutraet
ef
sale
sink
loses.
Se
was
Pre2Ser.
where
they
Ctelf
seafeai
of
Charrae
lolaed
rarer
far
Cleat
'
Ukk
Hm
WeU
JUteaded
and
.
TEBSACZ.
Dec
TI.
The
dnstmas
enteruinaent,
grren
by
the
pupils
of
tbe
Union
Sunday
School
of
Terrace
was
held
in
Propesa
Rail
on
Thursday
evening.
There
was
a
large
crowd
present
and
a
splendid
program
of
choruses,
recitations,
songs,
tableaux,
etc
was
glven.
Taete
were
prepared
tinder
the
direction
ef
Rer.
csd
Mrs.
Allan.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Robinson
and
the
other
teachers
in
Uie
Sunday
School.
The
stage
arrangement
was
much
admired,
being
a
veritable
!
woods
scene,
while
the
large.
gaBy
decorated
Cartstmts
tree
added
to
the
pleasing
effect.
Rev.
A.
W
Robinson
acted
as
chairman
and.
after
the
program.
Santa
Ctaus.
in
toe
person
of
Alva
Moore,
appeared
on
the
scent
and
distributed
candy,
nuts
and
oraiuges
to
about
one
hundred
and
fitly
happy
kiddles.
PLEASANT
CHRISTMAS
DAY
AT
TERRACE
Weather
Was
line
aad
(lay
Was
Marked
With
Parties
and
Church
MiW
'
TERRAOK.
Dec.
77
Christmas
Day
passed
here
under
ideal
weather
condi
tions
which
added
much
to
the
enjoy'
ment
of
the
day.
About
nine
Inches
of
snow
fell
during
Thursday
and
Frt
day
very
mild
weather
packed
It
suf
ficlently
for
eomlortaWe
walking
and
excellent
Weighing.
Besides
the
usual
dinner
parties,
severs!
sletg
hing
parties
were
organ
tred
and
thoroughly
enjoyed
A
very
Impressive
0nton
Christmas
service
was
held
in
the
United
Church
at
10J
0
Christmas
morning,
conducted
by
Rev.
Wm.
AUan
and
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
before
a
large
audience.
A
Christmas
solo
was
rendered
by
Miss
Hallovell
and
prayer
offered
by
Rer.
j.
unn.
TERRACE
Oscar
Oendron
left
on
Thursday
for
Prince
Kupert.
Misses
Marian
and
tel
CprUUa.
ar
rived
frvnu
Prince
tiujor
on
Saturday
ta
spend
Cnristmas
at
the
home
of
tbeir
parents,
Mr.
and
Urs.
Robert
Christie.
',
A.
J.
Bowie
of
Prince
Rupert
spending
the
holiday
at
the
borne
Ur.
and
Mrs.
WBtlam
Vandertlp.
Little
Lady
m
is
of.
Ernie
ABistone
of
Prtoce
Rupert
spent
the
holiday
to
town
with
friends.
A
movie
picture
was
shown
here
both
Friday
and
Saturday
night,
the
first
for
rer
two
months.
Uisses
Bertha
Moore
and
Adeline
Thomas
left
OB
Smtef
to
spend
a
hottday
at
the
home
f
Ur.
and
Mrs.
Thoa.
Peddie.
Prtoce
Rupert.
Christie
of
Pxtete
Rupert
Is
Ispeafing
the
hnrMay
season
at
his
home
here.
Paul
Broden.
A,
Egan
and
O.
Olander
tui
luuum
Laxe
sceat
cnristaias
an
ren
h.
lae
Rbo
Oeral
HaspKal
oat
wtth
a
boosBet
of
flesh
psak
rsriiinnni
Wbta
S
Rae,
hrothrr
of
the
bmo.
attended
as
beat
man.
i
The
brka
was
tajailj
a
teacher
la
1
C
ICQ
-
-,
tk.
w
.
!
Sea
T
orehestra
eensisttaNt
aA.x
f
the
Oatoecstty
of
Britiaaj
Cate-ifa.
class
of
H.
After
spessdBtg
a
twj
iujsi
rattag
varsacs
piirn
aa
Ike
pnmace.
Ur.
aad
Urs.
Doczias
Rae
wsB
syead
the
New
Tear
baa&ays
wsth
Ur.
sad
Urs.
T.
C
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
VISITED
HOSPITAL
EnjeyaUe
Prrnm
was
Reederrd
Chriteaa
AttenmHi
od4t
IHrrrtkm
f
Mr.
Aaderwa
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson
was
in
charge
f
the
nraeraat
wkleh
was
rendered
at
Uusst
afteiBean
by
the
Ladies'
BeaWe
carols
which
were
by
the
ladles,
there
were
the
tot-
swlBg
nsEabers
aB
of
whlah
were
most
land.
Urs.
WUHaa
UBar.
Urs.
B
J.
MdBsh
aad
Msa
Uarjvie
laccaster.
;
Vocal
saao
-Sheabtrito
Ahtd&g
lathe
fFrid.-
Urs.
F.
W.
Alien.
j
Vloaia
saso
"T
a
-STO!
Rose."
UrJ
Msre
3g
taj
roal
lom-Th
ottl.-
Urs.
H.
C.
at
the!
cereaccr.
a-nrg
the
guests
being
)s
Uargsret
Rae
of
OH
estr
and
Berber
Jooes.
yLiilisx
In
PtsCasan
uaiwrsUy.
'Washsgteo.
CHRITMAS
TREE
AT
TERRACE
THURSDAY
Davey.
Vtotia
salo
"Uotner
Uachree.'
Uarjcrle
Iocaster.
FAREWELL
SERYICE
OF
CAPT.
AND
MRS.
REA
Pacific
Milk's
richness
the
best
results
with
Pacific
Milk."
she
writes,
"and
for
long
time
I
could
not
under
ao.
stand
'.vhy.
let
the
reason
was
simrJe
enough
when
my
husband
pointed
out
it
might
be
in
unusual
richness.
That
is
where
it
is."
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
f
tune
rusheil
an
--he
priv.iedge
each
jot
had
u
lorge:
atns
and
the
call
-"or
men
to
aJIow
tne
spiritual
ufe
to
.-asamence
Thanks
was
given
the
Inatnestmen
or
the
town
for
tbetr
svp.
art.
siso
to
fce
press.
Enroy
Otlai.
Urs.
Cadwakler
and
Cook
sang
a
tno.
Captain
and
Urs.
Rea
sang
a
duet.
FEATHERED
HERO
DIES
OF
OLD
AGE
PARIS.
Dec
77
One
of
the
feathered
heroes
of
the
great
war.
a
earner
pigeon
watch
helped
save
Verdun,
has
just
lied
of
old
age.
The
bird
had
a
wound
jl
ptrrpe
on
its
leg
band
and
was
one
of
the
government's
pensiOKera.
having
been
given
a
home
and
a
larder
by
a
grateful
nation.
Through
a
barrage
of
shrapnel,
the
pljton
in
1918
carried
a
message
that
kept
Frol
Deterre
Hill
from
being
captured.
In
an
order
of
IT
P
IT
V
ATT
H
VI
1D1UV
Ul
nay
ciu
Pn
tor
Al
U.1LY
AllUn
nluTU
-taring
mataUteed
communication
wtth
the
front
A
iarre
crowd
tur&ed
out
last
nirbt
at
means
failed.
Mne
when
ail
human
to
Its
flizht
through
the
Salvation
Army
for
the
farewell
ser-!
the
barrage
the
Dizeon
was
hit
br
a
vice
of
Captain
and
Urs.
Rea.
A
special
shell
splinter
that
carried
away
its
feature
of
the
service
was
the
enrollment
'
daws.
of
two
soiaieix.
The
pigeon
wfil
be
mounted
mm
has
been
Semntbu
Faithfully
fbrManyfears
"BREAKPAST"
in
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Momi
SOTitdhirig
TLe
United
States
FcoJ
SurkiarJt
Seine
-
nrealratt"
cocoa
as
cocoa
conuirwg
not
leu
than
22
per
cent
of
oxnt
butter.
KUnr
chart
cans
iwhidt
um
t
litdled
"Brcilfart"
Zoaal
conuin
not
more
than
14
rer
.
.
.
r
f
I
.
.
u
m
a
.
i
jtt
ciT.i
oi
outer.
Biicr'a
OraUaa
Coau
conums
not
tesi
tfcin
3
per
cent
of
,
cocoa
butter,
almost
one
Wth
an
rLia
'Jovvrranent
require'
avat.
The
phnc
Rer's
Ercaifut
Cocoa
scant
a
pure,
Je
I
licious
cocoa
of
hih
f
!ity
ui
pjssetag
a
mrA''rnbh
a
ount
of
rw
rriahnrnf
.
WALTER
BAKERifi:
CO.
Limit
rd
111
Canadian
Milli
at
MorUrtal
IP
Bu;lrt
f
CWc
Fiifti
ant
frtt
and
J.
S.
WUaon
spoke
a
few
words
of
,
placed
in
the
Verdsa
museum,
regret
at
the
departure
of
the
officers
as
did
some
of
the
soldiers.
i
Frank
Ola
returned
to
the
city
on
Mrs.
Rea
spoke
to
the
young
people
f
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
Terrace
and
the
captain,
based
his
address'
on
'where
be
spent
the
Christmas
holiday
Khe'bU
rt
I
cf
the
past,
how
the
river
week-end
at
his
heme.
LOCAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
TEAM
IS
OFF
TO
SMELTER
TOWN
A
Prince
Rupert
High
School
basket-i
ball
team
left
for
Aayox
last
night
to
tplay
Aayox
High
School
team
tonight
land
Wednesday
alchL
rtturnlnt
to
the
Mrs.
M.
Rrotra
of
Kansimo
in
a
ty
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Friday.
The
letter
recei
ved
recently,
says
she
eam
is
la
charge
at
Ralph
SmHh.
coaeh
has
used
Pacific
Milk
continuous-,
rnaaager.
A
large
number
of
the
!r
for
a
year
and
gets
the
f
ullestt
j
High
School
were
satisfaction
from
it.
pt
at
the
boat
to
wish
them
good
-In
cakes
and
puddinjrs
I
l
.JT
tlaa
to
the
manager.
Stalker.
-
are
a
Ssalker.
O.
R.
InhA
H.
MrDoaald.
&
T
Katstiyama
aad
U
Saka-
S
SPORT
CHAT
I
Vic
Foley,
the
pnde
of
Vancouver,
la
proving
to
be
one
of
the
gamcst
IttU?
fighters
that
ever
entered
the
Msg.
Finishing
the
major
part
of
a
battle
(With
one
hand
broken,
as
be
did
last
(week,
takes
one's
mind
back
to
the
!
Teats
some
times
credited
to
wartd
champs
and
the
like.
In
satte
of
a
tew
reverses
he
might
have
had
lately,
i
Foley
stffl
looks
use
a
earner
and
there
are
many
who
firmly
bettere
that
he
wUl
have
a
Vig
pugBtstte
career.
Prtoc
Rupert
boxing
fans
wen
tooklag
fee-ward
to
setiag
the
aoted
lit
tie
featherweight
up
here
bwt,
kn
view
of
Mtb-avausat
deretepmenta.
H
leaks
Hke
It
at
off
under
rito
Board
aaspttes
at
least.
The
hockey
season
opened
last
week
at
Prtaee
Osorge,
wish
a
game
betweet.
the
Prince
Oeorfe
and
Cranbrook
Udl
teams
when
the
latter
team,
facing
to
the
earlier
stages
what
seemed
like
certain
defeat,
came
ap
from
behind
and
took
the
boners
7
to
.
The
game
was
a
sort
of
a
pftttmlaary
to
a
big
Christmas1
Day
fcatwre
played
oa
Satardsy.
Daring
the
week,
a
game
was
also
played
bet
wee
a
Prtaee
Oeorg
aad
Otscome.
the
former
watatag
as
easy
18
to
0
victory.
The
Prince
Oeorgc
propie
are
looking'
forward
to
a
number
of
keen
inter-town
contests
before
the
winter
is
out.
ALERT
BAY
TEACHER
GIVE
ADDRESS
ABOUT
WORK
FOR
INDIANS
EDMONTON.
Dec.
X7
-Miss
8eif.
a
teacher
of
Alert
Bay.
for
the
past
seven
years,
gave
a
most
tntercftlnf
talk
on
the
work
among
the
Pacific
coast
In
diana,
to
the
members
of
St.
Peter's
WA
at
their
thank
offering
meetlnf
is
the
pariah
haO.
8he
paid
high
tribute
to
the
energy
and
lOTe
of
the
W
workers,
which
makes
rhe
work
possible.
The
serrttary
reported
about
a
hun
dred
catatb
calendars'
soil.
klrs.
N.
C.
(i
urs
i
cuoaetj
uie
-
ineeung
wjin
a
Christmas
reading,
after
which
'tea
wav
served.
if
LiDY
ASTOR'S
HAT
JOLTED
BRITISH
Mf.'S
LONDON.
Dee.
.-
ady
Aster's
new
feit
hat
of
blue
gave
parliamentarians
a
Jolt
wheo
she
wore
It
the
first
time
In
the
bouse
of
commons,
after
her
return
from
the
United
States.
It
was
not
the
tact
that
the
mUlaery.
trimmed
with
scarlet
and
shaped
atone
lines
of
the
Vagabond"
model
which
la
one
of
the
season's
best
sellers,
was
made
in
America
that
attracted
alien
Uon.
but
because
nearly
always
hereto-
lore
Lady
Aator
has
worn
dlacrett
blafk
or
Urge.
iiiut.i.is
nr.poKT.
f
ajn.
DICBT
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
strong
BE.
wind;
barometer.
Ti&T.
temperature
40:
.
rotifJi:
7
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Anyox.
towing
Ortfait
arriving
Prince
Rupert;
S
pm.
spoke
tug
Lome,
towing
Drum-rock.
13
miles
NX.
Maasett
Bar.
bound
for
Squirrel
Cover
pm.
spoke
sUamer
Cardena
left
Prince
Rupert
northbound.
BULL.
HARBOR.
Overcast,
fresh
SE.
wind;
barometer.
29
1;
temperature.
3S;
sea.
moderate:
6
pa
spoke
steamer
A'amu4
kvmil
eiti.
.
.k.
wm
um
kwiw
w
vrC4JI-kan
(
233
m:ie
from
Kexh!kan.
(
pm
spoke
steamer
Amur
towing
Orxnoy
No
1
bound
from
Anyox
to
Vancouver
1
500
milea
from
Vancouver
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer
PAGE
FOUR
Tixh
D.vTLY
KE7?S
SMITHERS
PASTOR
IS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
'George
McManus
MARRIED
IN
SOUTH
(TsOYS-
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"TO
ASK
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fACAINSTvl
if
j
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i
hOUOOT
I
f
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KMOWABootLJ
KMOW
WlWT,
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I'VE
RXCOTTBM
1
1
OONT
Ceremony
la
Vamemer
l4
Week
Made
A
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about
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men
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good
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or
day.
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YOU
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tuny
modem,
glass
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13,600.
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Balance
tit
per
month.
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house
with
bath.
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1900
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motor,
with
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magnet
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rail.
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boat.
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83.
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good
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near
King
Edward
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fur
six
months.
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31t
after
five
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FOR
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ROOM
Equipped
boteL
Going
concern.
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Box
313
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WARM
HOUSE
WITH
two
bedrooms.
Central.
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311
Fourth
Avenue
Cast.
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SIX
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HOUSE
with
bath.
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516
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FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITE
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18.
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FOUND
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OF
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SHOE3
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skates
attached.
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at
Dairy
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office.
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AUCTIONEER
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all
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my
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for
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on
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guarantee
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results.
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