PAGE
SIX
VALHALLA
OFFICERS
Oscar
Larsen
Reflected
President
of'
Orsanlration
With
John
Bergman,
Secretary
Lodge
Valhalla,
meeting
last
night
in
the
MetrepoJe
Hall,
el-t
ted
officers
for
1929
as
follows:
President,
Oscar
Larsen
Vice-President.
K.
E.
Hall-berg
're-elected).
Secretary,
John
efcrxmann.
Treasurer,
O.
A.
Johnson
(re-elected).
Marshal,
Mm.
Lottie
Petersen
(re-elected).
Chaplain,
Mm.
6orge
Fritz
t
re-elected).
Inter
Guard,
Mrs.
V.
Bason
(re-elected).
Outer
Guard,
Carl
J.
Johnson.
trustee,
Olof
Hanson
A
charge
against
Elwood
Bard
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
,
was
dismissed
by
Magistrate
Mc-j
Clyaaoat
in
city
police
court
this!
morning.
'
.
ir
ROTARY
CLUB
HAS
CHRISTMAS
LUNCH
People
Who
Gave
Services
Club
During
Year
Were
Guests
of
Honor
Today
to
A
novelty
Christmas
toncheqn
was
heW
today
by
fhe'
HoUry
Gab
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
when
ladies
and
others
who
have
given
their
services
to
the
club
during
the
year
were
guests
of
honor.
There
were
a
number
of
musical
numbers
including
vocal
solos
by
Miss
Emily
Daviea.
George
Rorie,
president
of
the
club,
had
charge
of
the
arrangement
of
the
program
and
occupied
the
chair.
1573
HARVESTERS
ARE
REMAINING
IN
CANADA
LONDON.
Dec.
20:
The
Rt.
Hon.
Lt.
C.
Amery,
secretary
for
the
Dominions,
stated
in
the
House
of
Commons
that
of
the
8,449
miner
harvesters
sent
to
Canada
last
autumn,
6376
returned
U
England,
which
leaves
l,57Sia
the
Dominion.
TIM
SHORT
FORGIVING
XMAS
DINNER!
The
time
is
short
for
those
who
wish
to
contribute
to
the
Christmas
dinner
and
hamper
fund
for
those
not
able
to
p.ovide
fur
them-!
selves.
It
is
hojted
to
c!rse
the!
fund
this
week
3nd
those
who'
wish
to
help
make
this
a
real
time
should
act
at
once.
This
is
not;
a
case
of
asking
for
relief,
but'
of
asking
local
people
to
bring
joy:
to
their
neighbors
on
the
day
of
days.
It
is
hoped
that
there
wUlf
be
more
money
yet
because
more!
is
needed
if
the
proper
results
j
are
to
be
obtaind.
Following
are
acknowledged
:
Miss
A.
Lambert
$1
,
Miss
I.
Ramsav
I
Miss
M.
Weston
1
Previously
acknowledged
...1119
A
Dr.'.y
N'-w-bring
results.
want-ad
will
JUDGE
THE
EXCELLENCE
.
.
..
THE
MAGNIFIER
MB.
ter
to
p
I.I
"YD-GEORGE
(Lea
der
of
the
British
::,
and
iaat
he
the
fine
strong
party
Mi.::
OF
THE
NEW
FOBS
BY
DELVING
IT
When
talk
turns
to
motors
in
theatre
lobbies,
jn
smoking
cars,
hotels,
clubs
you
hear
the
New
Ford
compared,
with
all
makes.
Stories
are
told
of
the
swiftness
and
ease
with
which
the
New
Ford
covers
difficult
highways;
of
distance-consuming
travel
hour
after
hour;
of
the
breathless
rush
in
high
gear
up
the
steepest
of
hills.
Ovy
hj
driving
the
New
Ford,
say
owners,
can
you
appreciate
the
effortless
joy
of
perfect
ear
control.
Gears
shift
with
silent
precision.
The
steering
wheel
"
;
responds
to
the
lightest
touch.
'
Transverse
springs
and
shock
absorbers
smooth
rough
-
roads.
A
gallon
of
gasoline
iCLi
-
takes
yon
23
toSO
mile.
Uu
consumption
is
unusu-ally
low.
And,
when
the
occasion
arises,
the
fully
en-
'
.
closed
six-brake
system
rip
the
flying
wheels
with
-.silent
power.
Low
lines,
colour
bar-
mony,
sparkling
nickel,
sturdy
steel
spoked
x
heels
and
full
balloon
tires
give
the
New
Ford
grace
and
beauty.
Owners
of
the
nJOet
expensive
cars
marvel
at
its
thrilling
performance.
Many,
in
fact,
i
t
aalemffclfan
SE
i'3aBSBBBBBBBBBBtti9HBfl
V
are
Imying
New
Fords
to
enp-plement
their
larger
cars.
'
Every
item
of.equipment
that
..
adds
to
comfort,
convenience
and
safety
is
included
In
the
New
Ford
as
it
is
delivered
to
you,
from
spare
wheel
.and,
theft-proof
ignition
lock
to
the
windshield
of
shatterproof
t
A
glafrs
that
gives
protection
and
clear
vision.
Ford
dealers
everywhere
await
thopportunity
to
give
you
a
demonstration
ride.
Put
thcNew
Ford
through
its
pace
You
will
then
ap
preetate
that
car
values
have
changed.
A
truly
fine
automobile
ban
come
into
the
light
car.
world.
If
you
preer
to
bay
out
of
Income,
you
will
find
the
time
payment
plan
offered
by
all
Ford
dt-aler
most
attractive.
Your
Ford
dealer
ulU
prove
the
performance
of
the
A'eic
Ford
by
demonstration
-
FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
FORD
-
ONTARIO
New
Liberals):
'In-
r
r
e
Paul
Rrviln
anil
Onrar
Olanddr
were
In
from
ivaium
L-iKe
on
Monday.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester.
Prince
Rupert,
was
in
town
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
on
forestry
duties.
J.
M.
Siegried
made
a
visit
to
town
from
his
trap
line
at
Shames
on
Monday.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
BrummlU
aad
s$n
returned
Monday
frata
a
hrt
trip
U
Print
Kujrt
Mr.
Fred
Kith
relurwd
oe
Saturday'
from
Massett.
aftar
fDendlng
several
weeks
witJi
ar
M
rents.
NFV
HAZELTON
Mrs.
Tomlinson
left
on
Wednesday
evening
for
Bdmeatoa,
Ixj-ing
In
charge
of
a
party
of
sevee
Indian
children
who
will
attend
he
United
Church
school
tlwsra.
The
Felix
Dridge
Clab
of
Has.
jtW
met
this
week
at
the
Itasae
of
Mr.
V.
W.
ARderaoa.
Tfce
KUtens
Bridge
Pub
has
dls-aontinued
meetings
uaU
after
iJQhrktroai
'
Rautine
business
oeaked
Ue
UesriQ
of
the
Hixelte
Ilaapital
(ward
at
a
raeetlfig
sa
Mooday
MghLApViAHoa
ji
(fee
fr-
steeiM
thcTfpIUl
Ifbekrg
ateted.
Miss
Mary
Casbll.
havtftg
pleied
her
eevrse
of
nurse'
trtia-tjig
at
bc
Ilateftan
Ilasfttal.
visited
with
her
parents
at
Bvetya
beore
jQinlnjr
the
staff
of
Um
PwtAiWrbi
mtftl
i
r
Cliff
Cameron
left
at
the'
first
it
the
weA
for
bis
home
la
PrfSe'Ru1rt
sfteVhaTiog
fat
sefffal
mestbi
iB'lUieHafl.
6M1THER5
There
are!
,i
number
of
ta.
makfrs
of
thls'.dfttrkt
saKerins;
fraa
lajdrieai'
in
the
'local
hospital.1
The
most
serious
ease
is
that
of
a
man
who
lost
his
toe.
Many
farmers
of
this
district
took
priws
at
the
recent
ce4
aad
grain
exhibition
in
Vanassiver.-
Amonr
the
winners
were
U.
TV-
rotte,
Vanderhoof:
P
R.
WAhd
Telkwa;
.
A.
Biayney,
urassy
LPJftiBibtM,
Crifin.
Vnd(bf;
fburni
Prince
Corge;
C.
Huatar.
Jlleyreount;
J.
Bestrom,
Uraasy
"K,isrT
KlUi
.
Uv,
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE"
,UbUetrtd.
Mr
..
Itia
and
family
1
arrive
"
in
Houst
Houston
W
J
Roodwln
left
on
Mon-
,,
day
to
spend
the
winter
In
Eng-i
n
George
Smith
land,
M.
Dalqulit
of
Cedarvale
was
a
business
visitor
nere
ai
we
be
ginning
of
the
week.
.;
niipwy
01
me
y
!
tern
Railway,
i-
his
pareatta.
Smith.
Mr
r
.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Suffering
fror
tack
of
bronchi
!
McLean
was
adm-.
bospiul
at
the
fi:
Local
Boy
S-engaged
in
ren
anticipation
of
reason.
The
annual
r
Prince
(ierrgi-
Was
held
on
1)
this
week
in
th
Hotel.
Mayor
PattT-.-
bis
home
with
Ople
has
been
f
ia(
auiyor
wbilt-
A
maetiag
of
'.
Is
Clab
wm
.
wsing
when
r.i
tea
were
drawn
ui
Last
weak
9"
r
tratf-r
from
the
T.r
thlppwd
soath.
The
snowfall
at
V
far
this
winter
h..-lighter
than
ufia.
iraaoliM
locosnotiv-
-at
lug
as
far
as
M
Dotty
Vardea
1U
i
u
J.
A.
Aaderabn.
r
tatsiaat
'was
a
v
-
haal
week
from
Ar.
N.
Sutflovich
return
Am
last
week
fi"
to
which
point
hi-
1S.
UntilnutaX
mA
A
Miss
Ingram
is
leavfSK
ferTarr
going
oa
a'
In;
Telkwa
to
take
ever
the
dutia
of
matron
at
the
Telkwa
nuriir
home.
Two
government
auditor
Have
been
here
reeeatly
eheckiBg
as
the
diffrrent
dcfMrtawaU
at
the
local
a-mviftcial
goverament
BURNS
LAKE
Sefittv
Thomson
has
retaraod
tq
Burns
take
after
bavinf
spent
several
months
in
the
BsWse
etsjjteyed
by
the
Silver
I
stand
Mining
Co.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
ShJnn
of
Soathbank
were
visitors
la
towa
last
week.
a1fX
Olson
of
Danskln
was
a
business
visitor
In
town
last
week.
"V
A:
it
Brown,
who
is
bullditig
a
neir
residence
for
Jim
Newman
ai
Gra;sy
Plains,
was
home
for
a
few
days
last
week.
awsM
Ike
Martin
Is
being
transferred
from
the
Queen
Chsrlotte
Islands
to
become
forest
ranger
at
Hous.
ton
where
a
new
district
has
been
STEWART
Charles
Murra.
Australia,
is
vi
his
sister.
Mrs
It
is
understtxx:
Canadian
North
I
Co.
will
make
.a
SOB
of
route
fr
the
Paaco
River
;;
:.i
roaatry.
B.
B.
SaUth.
,
otaa,
Alaaka.
States
conaairai-n
-daring
the
abm-r..
ajoaor
W
g
Am-Soattla.
The
strenuou
been
made
bjr
ti-ation
of
Canada
franchise
at
Pr.r
takes
here
rr..
.
cooipany
pUns
-opateata
ia
North
:
fmbla.
Uavia.
ALICE
ARM
FORMER
TERRACE
LADY
PASSI
TERRACE.
I"
eMlved
ir
!
'
"
Ma
of
the
death
jn
Vnt
ember
12.
of
Mr
V-McGregor,
widow
:
Capt
Daniel
W
Mi
daughter
of
the
Juti
Vl
Gay
of
London
Fnv
Mrs.
MtGregor
w
in
Terrace,
having
1'
aoaie
years.
durinr
'
uatil
his
death.
Mr
'f
was
office
manager
'
UUI.
8be
is
aurvived
o
daughter.
Gwendolyn
present
In
Victoria
mother,
two
sister
brothers
in
EagUnd
The
late
Mrs.
Mi'"
graduate
of
the
(Iray
in
England
and
UukH'
'
year
In
Victoria.
Th-
was
hf-ld
oa
Friday.
I
and
Interment
md-
'
Oak
Burial
Prk.
V"
'
'
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u
Si
h
i;,vai