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at
3:30,
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TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
September
21,
1929
Parent-Teacher
Terrace
Elects
Year's
Officers
Enthusiastic
r
Gathering,
at
Which
Plans
Are
Laid
For
Winter
"
Reason
TERRACE.
Sept.
21:
The
annual
meetlnz
of
the
Terrace
Par-ent-teacherr
Association
was
held
on
Thursday
evening
in
the
school-room
with
a
fair
attendance.
Despite
a
suggestion
that
the
association
disband
it
was
a
very
enthusiastic
meeting
and
or
ganization
for
the
coming
year
a.;
cirried
through
with
ardor.
The
officers
elected
were:
President.
Dr.
Brummltt.
Vice-President,
Miss
Plllsbury.
Secretary.
Miss
Davis.
Treasurer
Mlac
Munra
Membership
convener.
Season's
Specials
Mrs.
Moore.
Athletic
convener,
Mrs.
George
Little.
Program
convener,
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Refreshment
convener,
Airs.
Brummltt.
Advertising
convener,
Rev.
R.
II.
Alien.
Auditor,
II.
Halllwell.
The
committee
conveners
were
asked
to
name
two
more
members
or
their
committees
at
the
next
meeting.
Several
suggestions
for
activities
or
the
year
were
made,
among
I
them
being
the
serving
of
hot
I
sidewalks,
purchase
.
of
school
.vales,
purchase
of
pictures,
etc.
It
was
decided
to
bring
to
the
attention
of
the
school
board
the
nece.sslty
of
some
system
of
heat-
'ng
ine
oasements
and
to
ask
a
liat-topped
stove
so
that
hot
lunches
might
be
prepared.
iwonmiy
meetings
during
the
year
will
be
held
alternately
at
the
school
and
In
town.
It
was
decided
to
affiliate
with
the
B.C.
Parent-teacher
federation.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
voiced
to
the
retiring;
oresldent.
Mrs.
E.
J
Moore
for
her
untiring
efforts
on
behalf
of
the
organization.
-
Pencils
Only
For
School
Children
None
Others
Can
Get
the
Presents
Given
To
Young:
Folks
for
New
Subscribers
None
but
school
children
can
pet
the
pencils
offered
by
The
Dallv
News
for
new;rubscriptlons.
They
are
the
only
ones
that
can
obtain
them.
As
long
as
they
are
attending
any
school
as
pupils
they
are
eligible.
Boys
and
girls
often
have
neighbors
who
would
like
to
take
The
Daily
News
regularly.
If
asked
they
are
willing
to.
hand
their
sub.,
to
those
who
wnnt
a
pencil.
The
price
of
The
Daily
News
is.
in
the
city
50c
a
month,
or
$5
a
year.
In
the
country
by
mall
the
price
is
$3
a
year.
O.N
ALL
VARIETIES
OF
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
FOR
THIS
WEEK
Get
Your
Requirements
Early
For
Preserving
PEACHES
Per
crate
PEARS
Per
box
ITALIAN
PRUNES
Per
crate
CRAB
APPLES
Per
box
.
GREEN0A0E8
Per
crate
GREEN
BEANS
Per
lb
WAX
BEANS
Per
lb
TOMATOES
for
ketchup.
Per
lb
!
VEGETABLE
MARROW
Per
lb
HUBBARD
SQUASH-
"
Per
lb
51.65
82.75
$1.10
S2.50
$1.40
8c
8c
10c
6c
8c
Grapes,
Bananas,
Apples,
Oranges,
and
Lemons,
all
In
the
best
condition.
QUALITYi
iAND
TRICES
ARE
RIGHT
CALL
OR
PHONE
18
OR
81
417
and
433,
Sth
Avenue
East
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Lim'ted
P.
O.
Box
675.
Sport
Chat
wnothar
uom
tn
be
shanlntr
UD
V
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...
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-
.
n-oii
tnr
timnrrnw
nnd
the
base
ball
players
and
fans
are
thank
ful
for
tnat
Decause
uie
Dig
cuy
:gue
final
between
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Gyro
Club
is
to
be
pulled
In
the"
afternoon.
The
match
gives
promise
of
being
one
of
the
most
interesting
of
the
season,
not
barring
the
inter-town
contests
we
have
had
this
year.
Both
aggregations
win
dc
on
their
toes
and
a
lively
battle
for
city
honors
Is
anticipated.
No
doubt
a
large
crowd
will
climb
Ac-1
ropolis
Hill
to
take
it
in.
Junior
League
Annual
Meeting!
i
Last
Year's
Officers
Re-elected
en
'
Bloc;
Djnatiw
From
Trades
&
Labor
Council
At
the
annual
meeting
last
night
j
the
Junior
Football
Learae
re
Vice-president
J.
Campbell
secretary
-
treasurer
leran.
Delegate
to
football
association
elected
last
year's
slate
of
officers
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
as
follows:
President-J.
S.
Wilson.
DOUBLE
BILL
Fill.
AND
SAT
Two
Shows
7
and
9
p.m
HOOT
GIBSON
IN
A
GREAT
WESTERN
"King
of
The
Rodeo"
GLEN
TRYON
IN
A
SPLENDID
COMEOY
"The
Gatecrasher"
ADDED
ATTRACTION
AT
8:50
HANSON
&
FARSTAD
In
Accordian
and
Violin
Duets.
Something
Classical
and
Jaxziral
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
Admission,
10c
&
Ii5c.
of
a
Junior
league
ga.ne
in
The
game
played
last
Wednesday
:
Uon
with
the
Labor
D
iv
!nt?ht'
In
the
rain
between
Booth
;
'.ton
wa
to
be
suliubh
Memorial
rind
Borden
Street
schools
knowledged.
A.
Hal-1
was
ordered
replayed.
i
-
A
donation
of
$26
from
the
Trades
,
&
Labor
Council
following
playing
!
Advertiw
in
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V
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
1
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Givee
Away
Free
Geo
awes
iirnitare
Store
Geo.
Dawes
wishes
to
announce
to
the
public
that
he
has
now
opened,
an
additional
store
in
the
Federal
Block
with
a
display
tf
entirely
new
goods
and
will
give
to
every
customer,
large
or
small,
on
Saturday
September
21,
A
.Cotton
Rug
Sjxe
2x3l
111!
It
M
Serpentine
Front
MOHAIR
Parlor
Suite
.
t
i
i
d
i
included
in
our
iremenuous
otjpiuiu-
.
bor
reductions
is
this
new
arrival.
SX
r
a
making
this
event
doubly
important
!
p&iJ
This
suite
brings
not
only
comfort
cliJ
Olld
Wolnnf
Walnut
frames
Pnmpi
into
the
home,
but
beauty
as
well!
AH
the
pieces
are
large
spring
filled,
2
Large
Arm
Chairs
full
webb
bottom
and
the
frame
is
-5
massive
and
gorgeously
carved.
Full
Spring
Construction
,
Arc
a
few
features
that
stresses
CASH
OR
TERMS
ARRANGED
the
value
Importance
of
this
suite.
Our
stock
consists
of
Barryrriore
carpets
of
all
sizes,
walnut
dining
room
suites,
walnut
dressers,
novelty
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
suites,
Kroeler
suites,
beds,
linoleum,
electric
standard
lamps,
blind
rods,
curtains,
and
a
selection
of
ranges.
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
Look
Us
Up
Rcforc
You
Huy
Elsewhere
Compare
Our
Prices
Geo.
J.
Dawes
Furniture
Store
Agent
for
Famous
"Nachman"
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
FEDERAL
RLOCK,
1UUNCE
RUPERT,
15.
C,
PHONE
BLACK
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