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Right
now,
today,
your
old
car
is
worth
$100
more
than
it
will
be
later
on,
tomorrow
or
next
week.
If
you
were
considering
a
cheaper
car,
this
extra,
hundred
may
enable
you
to
have
a
Super-Six,
to
enjoy
brilliant
big
car
performance,
luxurious
comfort
and
the
joy
of
being
really
proud
of
the
car.,
-you
"
own.
r
If
you
haven't
examined
the
Hudson-Essex
Super-Sixes
by
all
means
come
in
and
see
them
now
while
you
have
this
trade-in
advantage.
See
for
yourself
why
more
people
have
bought
Super-Sixes
than
any
other
six
that's
made.
13
U
SON
ESSEX
Hie
Only
Super-Sixes.
Local
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUTO
CO.
Second
Avenue
.
Phone
272
all
occasions
when
a
pure,
and
full
FOR
flavored
whiskey
is
desired
choose
SEAGRAM'S
83.
It
is
luscious
whiskey
made
from
an
original
formula
and
fully
matured
and
ripened
in
individual
oak
casks.
Tq
oldest
stocks
oi
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SVyav
VeWs
hc
soy
THE
DAILY
NZWS
PxQE
FIVI
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
.
Mi'W.
HAZELTON
w'JTfcu
bdard
of
New
,
Ilazelton
FtfHucd
Church
met
last
Monday
ftiijjht
at
the
home,
of
Mrs.
C.
II.
ttwi',
uusiness
ueing,
cnieny
oi
u
routine
nature.
A
joint
Ladies'
Aid
bazaar
was
ire
hi
on
i'riaay
night
in
the
As
sembly
Hail
at
Ilazelton.
$
11,.
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...
IV.
TlU,.
J
V'.MLllJ
lUIIUfl
lit
MIC
JkUlllCI
uc
Hou:e
mine,
whicn
has
been
taken
over
by
l;uke
Harris,
is
now
cieaneu
out
and
work
is
getting
unuer
way
on
the
drift.
Half
a
uozen
men
are
employed.
William
SherrJff
of
the
Silver
Cup
mine
olfice
staff
has
left
for
Vancouver
on
business.
School
children
here
are
prac
ticing
assiduously
for
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment.
SJiJTilEKS
i
.
'
.is
'
Dr.,R.
C.
Bamford
and
John
W.
burner
ielt
last
week
'for
Vic-
.ilArJf
where
they
wflt
attwiu
meet
ings
of
th
auvisory
board
to
the
joepurtment
of
Agriculture.
They
expect
to
return
about
Christmas.
Miss
Giraud,
Miss
Windt
and
Miss
Appa
are
class
leaders
in
first
term
examinations
at
the
uniitners
High
School.
Smithers
had
its
lowest
temperature
so
far
this
winter
last
eeJt
when
the
thermometer
dropped
to
ten
below
zero.
The
winter
is
a
month
later
this
year
than
.1
wits
last
'
'
.
tr
Tie
Smithers
Diatrfct
Board
of
Traqt
is
asking
the
provincial
government
to
Institute
an
ener.
getil
program
if
reconstruction
'"titl
surfacing
irSMltj&aTn
high:
ways
in
central
Ulfuish
Columbia.
rfSdrV'6rthe
roads
are
Badly
In
such
improvements
PRINCE
GEORGE
Provincial
Constable
Malcolm
M;..tin.
Jho
leaves
here
this
week
for
Queop
Charlotterlt
tftJw;hich
point
hjhasifbfeff
transferred,
was
the
ijiiesLefahvnoi'
ata
fare-
well
supjwr
apq
dance
held
in
the
local
government
buildings
last
Tuesday
evening.
Harold
Taft.
who
is
being
transferred
from
here
to
Kam-loops
in
the
ssrvice
of
his
bank.
was
presented
with
a
handsome
club
bag
at
a
gathering
which
friends
held
in
his
honor
in
the
quarters
of
Dr.
P.
D.
Carr.
Mr.'
Justice
D.
A.
MacDonald
has
given,
judgment
In
thai
sum
o
12.000
id
favor
offffrJrn-
DuiiAsraism
uscaroqen
in
a
case
;
which
wm;'
heard
at
the'
last
ses
Ision
of
tpe
Supreme
Cqurt
here.
,
ine
actMH
was
in:
regard
to
a
j
former
partnership.
.
-l
.
4.
.
The
Hajae
Oil
Co.
of
Vancouver
opened
for
business
here
last
Thursday,
with
J.
D.
Gillis
in
charge,
of
the
local
branch
TERRACE
!
J.
Morley
left
on
Thursday
for
Victoria
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Mrs.
J.
Bruce
Johnstone
retur
ned
on
Saturday
after
A
few
days'
I
visit
in
Prince
Rupert
i
A.
McKtehnie
of
Prince
Rupert.
mining
engineer
for
the:
Gfensol
ids
ted
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
was
jin
town
at
tha
end
of
the
week
Mrs.
W.
J.
Martin
returned
on
Saturday
ftftar
spending
a
few
days
in
Prince
Bupert
wHh
her
daughter.
Miss
Marguerite
Mar
tin.
nurse
n
training
in
the
hos
pIta1,
jlA
W.
F.
Treston
was
in
from
Kalum
Lake
during
the
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Soucle
left
last
week
for
Vancouver,
where
they
will
spend
the
winter.
;
ion
Saturday
on
a
trip
to
her
for-tmer
home
in
England.
,
The
members
of
the
high
school
literary
society
undertook
the
sale
of
tickets
for
the
movie
show
of
Mary
PIckford
in
"My
Best
Gal,"
put
on
here
Thursday
and
Saturday
nights,
and
F.
C.
Bishop,
theatre
owner
shared
the
profits
with
the
pupils.
Good
crowds
were
in
attendance
both
nights.
STEWART
Miss
Kitty
Salmon,
who
has
een
on
the
staff
of
Gibson's
jitore
here
during
the
past
sum
mer,
left
last
week
for
Llm
Washington,
to
visit
with
a
sis
ter
who
Is
ill.
Tim
Williams
has
returned
to
Stewart
from
a
brief
trip
t6
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Comrie,
who
has
been
as-
aying
at
the
Woodbine
mine,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
Rev.
Father
E.
Leray,
local
Roman
-Catholic
priest,
has
returned
after
spending
a
couple
of
weeks
In
Prince
Rupert.
George
Cameron
left
last
week
for
Penticton
where
he
will
visit
with
a
sister.
KNOX
UNITED
CHURCH
GUILD
NEW
OFFICERS
TERRACE.
Dec.
10.
Notwith
standing
the
inclemency
of
thl
weather,
the
annual
meeting
and
supper
of
the
Ladies'
Guild
of
K?nox
United
Church
was
well
attended
on
Thursday,
December
6.
"
The
members
of
the
guild
mel
in
the
afternoon
for
consideration
of
the
annual
report
and
elect'on
of
office-bearers
for
the
coming
year.
The
report
showed
niu
every
department
of
the
guild
activities
had
met
with
outstanding
success.
In
addition
to
meeting
the
usual
expenses
entailed
in
upkeep
of
the
church
plant,
the
sup
ply
of
church
hymn
books
had
been
replenished,
the
primary
de
partment
of
the
Sunday
school
had
been
furnished
with
a
supply
of
kindergarten
chairs,
while
exten
sive
repairs
and
alterations
had
been
made
to
church
and
parsonage
properties.
The
financial
report
showed
that
the
work
of
the
New
Year
would
be
entered
upon
with
a
sub
stantial
balance
on
hand.
Special
reference
was
made
to
the
excel
lent
spirit
of
mutual
fellovship
which
characterized
the
m
l.ingp
of
members
week
by
week.
After
a
hearty
expression
of
thanks
had
been
extended
o
the
retiring
officers,
the
following
ladies
were
elected
for
the
year
1029:
President,
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan:
vice-president,
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal:
secretary
-
treasurer,
Mrs.
E.
Brooks;
entertainment
committee,
Mrs.
W.
Smith
and
Mrs.
E.
Ha"-land;
work
convenor,
Mrs.
A.
II.
Barker;
visiting
committee,
Mr-.
Allan
and
Mrs.
R.
Christy;
flower
convenor,
Mrs.
A.
Holmwood:
guild
representative
on
church
board,
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal.
At
6
o'clock
the
husbands
and
friends
of
the
members
attended
and
enjoyed
a
hearty
supper
prepared
by
the
ladies.
GOLDEN
KEY
GIRLS
CLUB
MET
TERR
AC?
TERRACE,
Dec.
10:
Saturday
was
the
social
meeting
of
the
Golden
Key
group
of
the
Girls'
Club
and
the
girls
were
hostesses
to
their
mothers
that
afternoon
at
a
nicely
arranged
tea
held
at
the
home
of
their
leader,
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan.
A
jolly
afternoon
was
.spent,
the
mothers
being
Tit,
duced
to
take
part
In
their
group
games.
The
group
singing
of
the
girls
also
added
to
the
pleasure,
of
the
afternoon.
Dainty
re
freshments
were
served
by
the
(girls
during
the
afternoon.
J.
A.
Hlnton
sailed
by
the
Cat-
Mrs.
Jarmin.
who
has
spent'
ala
last
night
for
Stewart
where
tin-
past
few
years
here
with
her
he
will
spend
a
few
days
on
busl-itughtefc
Mr.
J.
Downing,
left.ne-sa.
The
Acme
Importers'
-
5th
Annual
Temptation
Sale
BOYS'
OVERCOATS
A
hundred
per
cent
wear
that
is
what
these
Boys'
Overcoats
brag
about!
And
the
boys
will
admire
the
real
snap
in
their
styles.
All
the
class
in
the
wo.
Id
with
their
fine
smart
colors
and
patterns.
Regular
$15.50
value.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$11.13
.MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
The
fatootia
Cee-Tee
brand
Pure
.
Wool
Underwear
in
eombina
tionf,
Canada'afamous
make.
,
.
.
TEMPTATION.
SALE
PRICE
.,
.....$..1.
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
The
best
dressers
will
admire
our
new
models
for
their
snappy
lines,
quality
woollens,
fine
colors
and
excellent
tailoring.
T-hese
are
of
all-wool
materials,
with
check
back.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$10.8.1
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Here
ia
a
fine
lot
of
real
quality
Ladies'
Raincoats
a
raincoat
that
really
keeps
out
the
wet.
Regular
p:ice
$I0J50.
SPECIAL
VALUE
AT
TEMPTATION
SALE,
PRICE
$(1.5
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
We
have
a
great
Variety
for
your
choice
made
by
Tooke'e,
Arrow
and
Lang,
as
well
s
other
manufacturers.
Regular
values
'
.
''
''
"
Mp
to
$4.00.
fTEMPT
ATI
ON-SALETRICE-
?:
.
...
I.
$
1
.U3
'
MEN'S
COLLARS
.
Men's
Collars
in
tne
semVsoft
finish
is"
the
popular
wear
these
days.
Made
by
Tooke's
and
-Arrow.
TEMPTATION
SALE
THRICE,
4
FOR
.V.
.?1.(K)
MEN'S
SOCKS
Men's
Fancy
Cashmere
and
Silk
and
Wool
Soeke
The
finest
footwear
in
the
world.
Regular
value
up
to
J
1.50.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
3?
The
Acme
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Terms:
Strictly
Cash
No
C.
O.
D.
No
Charge
Accounts
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5S0
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
$6.50
Lare
sack
'.
50c
COAL
PMCES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootleas
Large
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
Cold
Wealher
Is
Due
ARE
YOU
PREPARED?
'e
Are
Prepared:
To
tune
up
your
motor
and
overhaul
your
Ignition
for
easier
starting.
To
charge
your
old
battery
or
sell
you
a
new
ono
iVV,
for
410.
To
sell
you
chains
and
fit
them
to
your
tires.
To
put
Prestone
Anti-Freeze
or
denatured
alcohol
in
your
radiator.
To
sell
you
Dominion
Royal
Cord
Tires
at
lower
prices
than
ever
before.
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
East.
FORD
DEALERS
Phone
83