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5th
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shftda.ta
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and
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in
all
aires
Regular
value
A
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6
a
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n
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BLUE
SERGE
SUITS
i';'k'
notice
of
our
Suit
Values
at
We
couldn't
possibly
offer
you
i
titan
these
you
can
take
our
i
.
See
them
and
convince
your-from
the
finest
pure
Botany
mible
or
single-breasted
stylos.
2.')0
values.
.'."ON
SALE
PRICE
33.45
v.ms
PANTS
MEN'S
SHOES
HO0T8
AND
SHOES
FQU
MEN
In
pkowm
and
black.
Goodyear
welted.
Slnjs
from
G
to
10',
4.
.
Regular
up
to
$7.60.
TB3HTATION
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MHCIS
."ION
SALR
I1UCK
3,85
gg
MEN'S
SOCKS
SOCKS
FOR
MSN
In
nil
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St,
Margaret
s
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attj
fram
to
ll.
rat
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notfsjfui
pine
....-55c
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
VIKINO
I1UAND
The
highest
quality-made
in
Krttflaml,
im
wool
good",
in
cofn-binatfon
oirty.
1
"
,
,
TBMITATION
SAMM'ICE
HATS
for
MKN
llrock
and
other
nuke,,
offered
l
25
per
v-
s'ook
of
M-n's
Il.t
lllltmorc.
'
i
trular
prices.
Mrs.
T.
Taylor
and
daughter
have
left
for
Houston
where
Mr.
Taylor
is
in
charge
of
the
for-'.va-ding
for
the
mining
operations
of
his
brother,
F.
H.
Taylor,
at
Owen
Lake.
Mrs.
James
Porteous
entertained
at
bridge
last
Monday
night.
Prizewinners
were
Mr.
K.
Bby,
Mrs.
II.
Johnawii
and
Mrs.
P.
Johnson.
F.
II.
Iloadley
is
organising
a
junior
heckey
league
in
town
and
play
will
'shortly
be
started
for
the
winter
months.
'
weris
visfWs
in
town
last
week,
having
motored
up
from
Hazel-
PkGE
fit
TWO
PLUCKY
VESTRIS
SURVIVORS
BEING
SAVED
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
M
ontreal
Importers
.
I
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i
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!
up,
t;it1
It'll
'
"
-
'
'
na,
passenger
aboard
the
V
strls.
i.;v.
-lurk
infested
wtcr
ano
kent
un
the
ir
snirim
desnite
the
ri
("apt.
fumminj'.-.
m.istcr
of
rtHruc
ship,
Ar
erican
skipper,
described
thorn
as
people
1
ever
n'.
l
"
Inset,
elo.st
up
of
the-
two.
PRINCE
GEORGE
.
jtiVypcln
of
Vancouver
has
uen
.,V
recent
1
-'!sitoi'
fn
Prince
Cieorge,
.'
'
"
Sirs.
C.
C.
Alexander
of
Dewey
has
perfected
a
process
for
the
dry
preserving
of
eggs
and
will
piacc
the
device
on
the
market
shortly.
Robert
Reid
of
Vanderhoof
has
beep
appointed
public
works
road
foreman
for
the
western
end
of
h
r
oit
George-Omineca
district.
Harold
Taft,
who
has
been
tel-
i
i
in
the
local
branch
.of
the
.'oyai
Bank,
of
Canada
for
many
years,
his
been
transferred
to
I
KamlOQpsf
He
will
be
particu
larly
missed
in
baseball
circles.
Local
Boy
Scouts
have
opened
a
toy
repair
shop
and
are
busy
,
ia
preparing
for
Christmas.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.!
Michael's
.Anglican
Church
held.
Ha
anpual
hsaaar
in
the
Uitts-4vifr
Hall
on
Saturday.
,
,i
SiMlTHERS
The
recent
cold
weather
has
made
the
local
wood-cutters
very
busy
and
some
new
sawing
equipment
has
recently
been
installed.
Charles
IJedick
of
Houston
and
James
Itaron
of
Hose
Lake
have
beil
recent
business
visitors
in
'
town.
TERRACE
II.
C.
Frasor,
inspector
of
:.chools,
paid
an
official
visit
to
.ha
local
district
public
and
high
.-hoots
at
the
end
of
the
week.
U.
M.
Gary
has
returned
to
his
home
here
after
spending'
the
summer
months
at
the
Lakelse
Hatchery.
Davis
II
olden
entertained
a
number
of
girl
friends
on
Saturday
afternoon,
the
occasion
be-Iiik
her
fourteenth
birthday.
.Mrs,
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Remo
wa,s
a
visitor
in
town
on
Saturday.
,
The
Canaan
Legion
and
their
Women's
Auxiliary
held
a"
joint
usineas
and
uocial
meeting
in
heir
club
rooms
on
Thursday
:
vening.
It
was
reported
that
the
ollections
for
the
sale
of
pop
pies
at
Armistice
Day
was
$8C.
Following
the
business
meeting
which
was
mostly
of
a
routine
tature.
refreshments
were
served
nd
a
social
hour
spent.
Victor
King
of
Prince
Rupert
r
rived
on
&
turd
ay
to
spend
a
oliday
at
the?
home
of
hi3
par-nta,
Mr.
and
Wrf.
W.
A.
King.
Joe
Cook
returned
on
Saturday
rom
Prince
Rupert.
COULD
SAY
THAT
MUCH
'
fdb-T.hla
article
says
that
dwen's'fejt
are
growing
bbger.
)o
you
believe
it
T
Wife
Well,
at
any
rate,
women
are
proving
more
and
more
iheir
ability
to
fill
men's
shoes,
Boston
TranWrfpt.
Ben-Hur,
Capitol,.
tpnigliti
!XMAS
SALE
AT
TERRACE
WAS
BIG
SUCCESS
TEURACE,
Dec.
3.
Lower
G.
W.
V.
A.
Hall
was
turned
into
n
veritable
winter
garden
on
Saturday
for
the
annual
Christmas
sale
of
the
Anglican
Women's
Auxiliary.
Christmas
colors
of
green
and
red
were
used
throughout,
red
lights,
flowers,
balloons
and
candles
brightening
up
the
abundance
of
evergreens.
By
three
o'clock
a
large
crowd
of
eager
buyers
were
on
hand,
and
following
the
singing
of
the
Doxology.
and
prayer
by
Rev.
A
W.
Robinson,
Mrs.
Bredin
of
Grand
Prairie,
sister
of
Rev.
T.
J
Marsh,
declared
the
sale
operj.
More
than
the
usual
amount
of
plain
and
fancy
work
and
novelty
articles
were
on
sale
at
the
work
stall
which
was
preside
over
by
Mrs.
Gilbert,
Mrs.
H.
M
Smith
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith.
Mrs.
A.
Carr
and
Mrs.
II.
Kinr
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking
counter
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burnett
and
Mrs.
Attree
were
responsible
for
the
attractive
candy
booth
and
the
sale
of
its
contents.
The
white
elejihant
stall,
which
proved
to
be
an
unusually
profit-fable
one
was
handled
by
Mrs.
Brummltt,
Mrs.
Greig,
Mrs.
Dyson,
Mrs.
Sherwood
and
Miss
K.
Burnett.
Mrs.
Chapman
was
convener
ot
I
the
tea
room
and
had
as
helpers
the
Misses
Clara
Little,
Barbara
Sherwood,
Elliot
Head
and
Mary
V.
Smith.
Kitchen
arrangements
were
in
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
R.
Thomson,
Mrs.
11.
Halliwell
and
Miss
Donald.
Cashiers
were
Mrs.
W.
C.
iSparkes,
Miss
Deacon
and
Mrs.
Dover
i
Following
the
usual
practice
I
goods
not
sold
wilt
be
sent
to
I
Pacific
and
will
be
on
display
.and
for
sale
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
11.
McCubbin.
HOLDING
BACK
MINING
WORK
John
Willman
and
Others
Disappointed
Over
Copper
River
Bridge
TERRACE,
Dec.
3.
Captain
John
Willman
of
Usk
was
a
bus
iness
visitor
here
on
Thursday
and
expressed
considerable
disappointment
that
the
approaches
to
the
Copper
River
bridge
had
not
been
completed
this
fall,
thereby
enabling
him
to
take
in
machine!
y
and
supplies
from
Terrace
to
hi-mining
camp
near
Usk,
where
he
has
over
shirty
men
engaged.
A
small
amount
of
work
on
thee
approaches
would
make
it
possible
to
cross
on
the
new
Copper
River
bridge
and
the
supplies
could
then
taken
in
on
sleighs
regardless
of
the
condition
of
the
Skeena.
The
completion
of
the
provincial
highway
will
aid
greatly
in
the
more
speedy
development
of
number
of
others
in
the
Chimde-mash
and
Legate
Creek
districts,
this
promising
mine,
as
well
as
a
which
are
equally
promising.
HUMAN
SKULLS
FOUNDTORONTO
TORONTO,
Dec.
3.
-Three
human
skulls
and
a
number
o;
bones
showing
traces
of
quick
lime
were
discovered
by
workmen
engaged
in
clearing
property
pre
paratory
to
building
a
garage.
The
gruesoniu
find
was
made
under
a
sodden
piece
of
burlap
sacking
in
'
the
cellar
of
a
partly
raied
hou.-.
Hair
found
clinging
to
one
of
the
skulls
may
form
a
clue.
It
is
intimated
that
investigation
will
be
made
and
that
it
will
bo
extended
to
include
records
of
the
ir.vesigation
following
the
disap
pearance
nine
years
ago
of
Am
brose
Small,
theatrical
magnate,
of
whom
no
clue
has
been
fouud.
iienite
world-wide
search.
lenHur,
Capitol,
tonight.
Sale
of
Sales
is
now
in
full
swing
PRICES
CUT
IN
HALF
Come
in
and
Convince
Yourself
Guaranteed
USED
CARS
One
1927
DOIM.E
SEDAN
$700
?:!0()
Cash
and
$50
Per
Month.
One
li2G
ESSEX
COACH
$100
$150
Cash
and
$25
Per
Month.
One
1926
FORD
DELIVERY
VAN
$100
Canh
and
$50
Per
Month.
One
1922
DODGE
DELIVERY
CAR
JjMOO
$100
Canh
anJ
$25
Per
Month.
One
1928
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TUDOR
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Substantial
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rair
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NEW
LEATHERETTE
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Novelty
cuff
styles;
assorted
shades.
Pair
1.00
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1.50
FOWNES
CAPE
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
fur
top.
2.95
FRENCH
KID
GLOVES
Novelty
cuffs
styles;
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shades.
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:2
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