Frijav.
'December
21,
1928
UNITED
CHURCH
to
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
L
TERRACE
PLAYS
Tl
i:i:A(
Dec.
21:
The
Unl-
I
Ll
.
1
0.1I
II
thi
ir
i
n
it
ci
n
nunuay
ocnooi
neia
Christmas
concert
and
.III'..
m
11'-
.1
t
flin
;
in.
is
irw
on
Hfuiiusuay
.,.
in
the
Terrace
Theatre,
ti
wiis
filled
to
capacity
with
lP
n
ami
friends
of
the
chil-
'I
i
,
i
illoiving
program
was
'
'
'''
"
rt:n.'
Primary
Department
,
,
,:
-'Truta
Him,"
r,
.m
ion
"Thank
You,"
Mary
-'Haby.in
the
Cradle."
r,.
.
i
'an
-"God's
Care,"
Ad-
i
"Merry
Sunbeams.''
;i
Song,
John
Little,
r
.
,
Jack
Grant
and
Bobby
i
S-.iiK.
IiOrna
Smith,
Mar-t
,;tt!f,
Dora
Darker
and
I
ri:il-y
.
I
;
i
rmedinte
Depnrtment
iMii
"VtHit
to
Santa
'-lmn
Olscn,
Tna
Smith,
1
Kenney
and
Audrey
Will
U
tion
-
"Rinjf
Dells."
Mar-;..
,(.
Juth
Little,
Margar-i
)i:
-v,
hVlwn
Olsen,
Lillian
,r,.i
.ir.y
Little.
m:.
-"Pussy's
Phllos-mv
Little.
-'JVm.
Much
Candy,"
;
.i
n.!.
M
rjorjr
Kenney
i
II
'.uirhlnwl.
i;
i
i
"SeefKff
Bantn
'.,'
Coir.
o
i
"Cabjri
Stocking,
"
.
.n
-"Christmas
Stock-i
ri
fle
MeConnell.
"
i
'he
Shepherd
Beauti
SCARVES
in
dazzling
new
mod-
ful,"
Nora
Digglesand
Marjorle
Kenney.
Kecitation
"Gratitude,"
Lorna
Christy.
j
Senior
Department
Hay
"King
and
Queen
Christmas,"
King,
John
Smith;
Queen,
Lillian
Christy;
Courtiers,
Bruce
Smith,
Walter
MeConnell,
John
Christy;
Trainbearers,
Ina
Smith,
Nora
Diggles;
Herald,
Lewis
Mc-Kenney;
Page,
Lloyd
Thomas,
Christmas
Greetings,
Elsie
Dann-hauer;
Christmas
Bells,
Hazel
MeConnell;
Christmas
Lights,
Annie.
Allan;
Christmas
Decorations.
Ethel
Monro!
PtirUimaa
Snow,
Carman
Smith;
Christmas
reastinir.
ii
v
Allan-
rhut
(Gifts,
Margaret
Glass;
Christmas
,
T
tt
if.i
..
.
Christmas,
Fred
Thomas;
Love,
r.veiyn
Thomas.
Mrs.
Glass
and
Miss
Kathleen
Burnett
accompanied.
Santa
Claus
paid
his
'annual
visit
and
superintended
the
distribution
of
a
plentiful
supply
of
candy
and
nuU
to
every
child
present.
ASSAULTCASE
we
bw
FOR
ASSIZES
Fred
Morris
of
Usk
Tried
at
Ter
race
and
Goes
For
Trial
iliminary
hearing
In
the
case
of
'Fred
Morris
accused
of
assault
occasioning
actual
bodily
harm
to
T.
Shackleton
of
Usk
several
wieka
ago
was
held
here
before
Magistrate
E.
T.
Kenney
on
Wednesday
n'ght
and
the
nrxuse'1
wn
Bnt
up
for
election
in
Prince
Rupert.
Witnesses
at
tfc"
hearing
were
T.
M.
Srwn'-cr
an-'
J.
Williams
of
the
t"'n
Crew
Dr.
Ilrumrritt
and
it.
McKay.r
A
Dally
News
want-ad
wilU
bring
results.
Christmas
Values
W
f
i
imi
if
GLOVES
'skin,
Buck
tkin
and
Pi
in
all
:i.e.
Al
Mii'b4
and
w
oily
in
il.
TKWW'ATION
SALB
95c
W
82.95
TIES
Silk
and
Knit
Neck
Scarfs
in
a
host
of
wonderful
colors
and
pat-term.
Most
of
them
are
hand
tailored.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE,
W
to
SHIRTS
S1.35
,'""imuinninj;vwiuir,.
A
"
n'"1'1
nd
smartly
tai-
Pure
White
Broadcloth
Shirts
with
TKMPTATION
SALE
C0iar9
attached
and
unattached!
'
"
trom
Q-fl
QlKxpcrt
fitting
and
well
tailored.
t
vJHW
TPMPTATinN
SAI.R
$4.45;''ES1.95
AND
S2.95
The
SWEATERS
Fancy
wool,
slip-overs
n
newest
pattern
and
colors.
Reinforced
ruffs
and
bottoms.
A
wonderful
gift
for
men.
TEMPTATIQN
SALE
PRICE,
from
1,95
4.95
Acme
Importers'
Third
Avenue-Terms,
Strictly
Cash.
ANGLICANS
AT
TERRACE
HAYE
CHRISTMAS
TREE
reason
for
the
celebration
of
Christmas.
Following
this
each
child
was
presented
with
a
gift.
Special
'mention
was
made
of
the
fact
that
Velma
Greig
had
been
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
day
morning
and
all
but
one
Sunday
evehlng.
Before
closing
three
cheers
were
givenfor
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Robinson,
Jack
Sparkes,
A.
Chalk
and
a
number
of
the
mothers
of
the
children
assisted
In
Ihe
entertaining
and
expenses
were
met
by
.
Women's
Auxiliary
and
private
TRnnArR
rw
oi
ThP'
contributions
to
tne
wonc.
Xmas
entertainment
of
the
Anj)i-;
can
Sunday
school
was
held
in
the
lower
G.
W.
V.
A",
"hall
on
Wed-'
nesday
evening
and
took
the
formj
of
an
Xmas
party
instead
of
the.
usual
Xmas
tree
There
were
dp-
FOUND
DEAD
IN
LONELY
CABIN
ward
of
,GQ
children,
jiresent
ww
all
entered
Jri,tb
m
iiMtfot
YiHTERBACtJ,
Dec.
-
21:
Joe
games
playedfwifl)gi-M
glev
lf-
Reeves,
who
came
here
from
freshments
wefe
served
and
much
prinCe
George
about
two
years
enjoyed
.by
the
youngsters,
after'
ajf0
was
found
dead
in
the
cabin
which
Mr.
Robinson
explained
the,
,,t
Thmn
Pnirfv
on
Tuesdav
evening,
death
having
apparently
having
taken
place
some
time
the
night
before
from
natural
causes.
He
was
about
seventy-
four
years
of
age
and
as
far
as
absent
from
Sunday
school
only
j
in
known
has
no
relatives
here.
one
Sunday
in
the
year,
had
beeu
been
at
church
service
every
Sun
Funeral
arrangements
not
yet
been
made.
trie
fire
burns
cllr
and
good
friends,
gather
round
over
afftT
thercsits
gfiTTlicn
comes
thaC
delightful
social
time,
Christmas
afternoon.
Friends
drop
m
to
wish
you
rrd.
There
is
an
cxdiange
of
greetings.
Sun
shines
without,
on,
the
snow.
Before
the
fire
there
is
merry'
talk.
And
to
express
the
warmth
of
your
feeling
you
serve
your
guests
"Canada
Dry."
Here
is;
'
a
Christmis
beverage
.
.
.
bubbling
ovemvith
mellowness,
fine
flavor
and
quality.
From
its
amber
depths
you
drink
and
understand
the
giqnuiteness
of
this
fine
ginger
ale.
It
is
dry
like
a
rare
old
wine.
That
is.
because
it
is
made
from
finest
quality
Jamaica
ginger
and
other
ubsu-?
lutdjr
pure
ingredients.
It
mixes
well
with
other
beverages.
It
expresses
the
true
spirit
of
the
occasion
because
it
is
a
true
ginger
alelH.
Serve
"Canada
Dry"
on
Christmas
Day
Drink
it
with
dinner.
Fol
tb
yotir5
Idblij
to'youf
liouw,
it
will
bring
that
same,
air
of
distinction
'
which
it
brings
to
thousands
pf
homes
through-,
'
out
Canada.
CANADA
!
'
''
iff
'",
"
J
-
mm
'-"M
have
;''
Made
in
Canada
by
Canada
Dry
Ginger
Ale,
Limited,
Toronto,
Edmonton
nnd
Montreal.
Formerly
J.
J.
McLaughlin.
Limited,
and
Caledonia
Springs
Corporation,
Limited.
:
I
j
Wholesale
Distributor,
F.
G.
Dawson
Company,
Ltd.
ANOTHER
SKYLINE
young
thing.
"I
thonght
a
ham-Europe
and
are
prompted
to
rave
over
sights
and
scenes
that
escaped
their
attention
are
earnestly
urged
to
take
a
leaf
from
the
guide
book
of
James
J.
Walker,
Mayor
of
New
York.
On
his
vacation
;
abroad
last
year,
having
journeyed
from,
Paris
to
Rome,
he
was
asked
what
he
thought
of
the
Alps.
"I
didn't
notice
them,"
Jimmy
(
is
reported
to
have
replied.
A
Strength-building
Food
For
Feeble
People
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Rich
In
All
Cod-liver
Oil
Vitamins
Scot!
ft
Boa.
Toronto,
Ont.
Dr.
Alexander
PIIOXE
575
III.SNKK
HLOCK
DENTIST
CLOC
Formal
an
jo
"roa
our
7
n
DAY
BARGAIN!
at
the
otreaJ
Importers
j;l)onf
140
to
bed
willi
rold
feel
these
damp
nights.
(U'l
a
pdlr
of
Hciliooin
Slippers
from
our
large
slock.
We
h
ive
tlifin
in
all
sizes.
I'orall
Uiey
cost,
you
inighl
as
well
he
(ojnrort:il)lc.
Your
friends,
loo,
would
appreciate
vo.ir
Ihoiiylilltiliicss
in
receiving
such
a
suitable
gift.
And
the
price
is
remarkably'
low'!
FOR
GIFTS
Oir
stock
offers
you
ti
wonderful
.selection
of
everything
for
men's
w'car,
and
boys,
big
and
little,
too.
We'
have
NVrklfes
lit
infinite-variety,
rill
in
fiincy
byes,
ranging
in
price
from
15c
lo
7oc.
fliese
are
great
value.
Hie
value
we
arc
offcrinc
in
Men's'Sliirts
is'inn
a
rax
FROCKS
'large
stock
of
these
from
our
shelves
last.
WeTiiive
S:iles
ul
$1.05.
Ladies'
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
too,
is
another
bargain
line
which
our
numerous
customers
arc
appreciating
to
the
full.
Have
you
seen
our
prices
for
these
quality
shoes?
The
value
is
surprising!
Montreal
Importers
THini
AVENUE
J.
IL
MILLER,
PROPRIETOR
SALEM
am
i
mm
I.
DRESSES
STREET
DRESSES
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
EVENING
DRESSES
On
Saturday
Erpm
2
to
4
o'j
Chic
Velvet
Frocks
uniyi
Vglvet.is
the
fabric
hit
of
the
season.
And
here
we
present
our
entire
stock
of
fine
quality
enff
Volvof
F'rnolfB
For
holiday
formal
attire
we
have
the
very
newest
Paris
,
e
eatlons.
Gorgeous
Satins,
Chiffons
and
Velvets
are
in
Wonderful
colors
and
Included
in
the
very
newest
details.
Flounced
effects,,
1
cfvip(,
nf
fatieb
at
d
nrr
daring
necklines,
in
fact,
everything
about
th.m
is
new
aarinS
Pnct
and
daring.
far
beyond
compare.
JA
One
Price
Only-$10.00
Each
Never
before
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert
have
such
dresses
been
put
on
sale
at
such
a
price.
It
is
a
genuine
sale,
for
quick
turnover.
There
are
no
old
goods
cither
as
the
store
has
only
been
open
since
the
beginning
of
November.
We
have
to
move
these
dresses
out,
however,
and
this
price
should
doit.
,
'
'
'
,
REMEiIIJER
-SATURDAY,
IRQMTO
i
O'CLOCK.
,
$
TermsCash
Only.
No
C.-O.I).
Annette
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear,
Ltd.
Gia
Third
Avenue,
(Upstairs,
Over
P.
Burns'
Store)
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
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