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TRANSFER
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
PRESSES
FOR
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CO.
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jacKPINE
AND
CEDAR'
Single
Toad
Double
load
Uirffo
sack
GOAL.
PRICES
DOWN
AftettaSbofLargd
Egg
.
Albertn
Soouess
Egg
Afherta
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50c
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Peirjess
Egg
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Washeif
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$12.50
$12.0(1
$1.3.00
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all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Ruggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
uperfc
Brand"
ets
THE
DAlNTIhST
BREAK
I'
AST
FOOD.
Smoked
Dally
by
'Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prlnre
Rupert.
B.C.
r
1
ANh
YOU
,WHilMAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
t
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
More
More
More
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y'.
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'
'
.
FORD
Pep
Power
Comtort
!
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Iluilt.
They
Arc,on
Display
at
Our
Showrpom;
jp-
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
East
FORI)
yEALERS
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
Advertise
in
uThe
Daily
Nwa'
i
TERRACE
to
the
interior.
A.
D.
Thompson
nnd
E.
Campbell
of
Usk
were
here
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
G.
II.
Pethlck,
district
engineer,
Smithers,
was
in
the
district
during
the
week
on
official
duties.
D.
W,
Mines,
Davte,
of
the
I).
W.
the
touth
on
Wednesday,
MIjm
.1
Hnn.ilil
nml
Mm
town
during
the
week
.
WOMEN'S
ANXILIARY
TO
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
in
L.
II.
Kenney
of
Vancouver
V.
n-Ttiomw)iv.n)id
Mrs..
Harry
-
-
uung.
-
K.-S.
Tordiffe,
Cedarvale,
was'
Convener
of
plain
work
Mrs.
a,
visitor
here
at
the
week-end.
Burnett.
'
"
Convener
of
advertising
Mrs.
C.
Hearn
and
R.
A.
McRae
of
BrunWtt.
the
Lakelse
Hatchery
staff
re-
Convener
of
flowers
Mrs.
A.
turned
on
Sunday
from
a
trip
Utree.
Tea
was
served
by
the
hostess.
WHOLE
TOWN
WAS
ENTERTAINED
AT
PACIFIC
RECENTLY
PACIFIC,
Mm.
Jan.
11.
ai
min
gni.
Alter
supper
Warne
returned
on
Wednesday
J'
after
spending
a
few
days
Prince
Rupert.
the
school
iind
Mrs.
Rarnes'
residence
were
tastefully
decorated
with
greenery
and
v
Christmas
"r,:,,l","
orna
passed
through
on
Wedny
oni
TERRACRf
Jan.
u,The
barn
a
trip
to
the
interior.
He
was
of
Afa
on
l)nch
north
accompanied
from.
Terrace
by
.
.,
in
fllo
arnnnA
his
brother
E.
T.
Kenney.
ear,y
Thur,day
with
the
E.
Bethurem
of
Uftk
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Wednes-
Edith
Doll
left
on
Tueadiv
for,
Prfnce
Rupert
to
receive
med-i
leal
attention
to
an
injured
knee,
j
She
was
accompanied
by
her'
mother
and
both
returned
Wednesday.
on
In
reviewing
the
year's
work
the
president,
Mrs.
A.
Robinson,
thanked
the
ladles
for
their
co
operation
in
making
It
the
most
season
s
crop
or
reed.
An
overturned
lantern
was
evidently
the
y'
i
Mr.
Redore
succeded
in
getting
out
his
hor.es,
cows
and
harness,
John
De
Kergammeaux
retur.
ned
on
Wednesday
following
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
i
Rupert.
!
CHURCH
BOARD
WAS
CHOSEN
Anglicans
at
Terrace
Hold
Meeting
and
Hear
Annual
Reports.
TKRKACE.
Jan.
11.
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church
.vestry
rtl
ATTFRRAfF
ILIIrttL
ANW1AI
jmeeting
was
held
in
the
Church
rtmiJHLjon
Wednesday
Bvfdipg,'
January
"
.9.
and
church
officers
were
an-
Of
fleers
for
Year
Elected
and
pointed
for
1029
as
follows:
Contract
Let
To
Repair
Rectory
TERRACE.
Jan.
11.
The
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Women's
Aux
iliary
to
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
i
Vicar's
warden
A.
Attree.
I
People's
warden
George
Dover.
Sidesmen
R
.
Cory,
W.
Donald,
N.
Sherwod
and
R.
Corlett.
Advertising
convener
F.
Nash.
1
Seuretarjr-treasurer
George
Church,
Terrace,
was
held
at
the
uver-
,
rectory
on
Wednesday
afternoon
the
Women's
Auxiliary
and
asked
recuto"i
,,n.
chureh
ond
Sunday
..
.
.
,
i.
school
wrk.
1
ro"
a
conunuanco
oi
inai
suppon,
,
III
1
v
v
f
"
greater
advancement
in
the
cojrt-
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Sunday
school
secretary-treasurer
Mr.
Clark.
A
vry
ecnou
raging
report
of
he
year's
work
ws
given
by
the
report
from
the
Women's
Ailxl-
.
.......
ijiiiv
niti
n
iivr,u
iw.;
Votes
of
thank
were
passed
to
u"u
v
"
asfipiitiicv
van
jJaBBCM.
.
.
...
fflMWff
!)Urin7
tb.
year
con.ldahl
e
improvements
have
been
made
to
The
report
showed
a
member-
church
.
A
large
vestry
has
ship
of
27
with
an
average
attend-
ance
at
the
meetings
of
14.
-T-
"
"""r
"
il
i'.nt
tt,
rp..ia
j.tAa.
nn
Ar.n,r
ro.
the
chureh,
an
organ
recess
built
wetf
accepted
horT
tew.
galled
pairs
to
the
re-.ti$
Appreetton
of
the
he
p
and
co-4....?k.M....r't..wArV
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary
agreed
wMrh
which
operation
of
the
ohureb
board
and
the
costs
of
the
work,
to
pay
will
be
undertakefVa
nce-
.
Election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
President
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robin
son.
Vice-president
Mrs
Dover.
Secretary-treasurer
Mrs.
W.
C.
Sparkes.
Corresponding
secretary
Mrs.
Brummitt.
Convener
of
knit'.ed
gocls
Mrs.
A.
Carr.
Conveners
of
fancy
work
Mrs.
the
WoajeoV
Auxiliary
was
ex-
nressed
bv
the
vicar
and
a
con
tinuance
of
that
support
asked
Geo
ge
MATRIMONIAL
AMENITIES
Wife
Have
you
seen
my
new
belt
around
the
house7
Huh
No,
but
Wife
-Rut-what?
Hi
.
tf
wnu
fet
any
stouter
It
will
tist
about
go
around
tho
hon
Humor.
..
0RE.SAMELERL:
District
Engineer
Meets
Council
of
Hoard
of
Trade
and
Talks
About
Roads
SLOW
WORK
ON
HIGHWAY
Forty
Allies
of
Hani
Construction!
H
One
of
Obstacles
In
Way
of
Completion
TERRACE,
Jan.
11:
At
the
monthly
council
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Hoard
of
Trade
held
on
uesday
evening
In
the
munlclp-j
il
hall,
arrangements
were
made!
in
hn)A
tho
Annual
mwtlni?
on
-Mr.
and
-rpS,iav
evenlncr.
Jan.
15.
in
the
E.
H
trnei
enteriaioed
at
a
T.PI,.
Theatre,
the
meeting
to
.
tj
i.
i
t
r
.
i
i
i
Cedarvale,
arrived
from
ae'""U!
7
ea
"
'T
y,
l,u
be
In
the
nature
of
a
smoker.
.
wmcn
me
wmie
lown
was
nivneu.,
ittera
were
read
from
the
As-
A
dunce
wr.i
given
in
the
school,
Locl!lted
,joardg
of
Trade
at
Van-!
j
louoweo
i.y
a
mosi
eiauorme
su-,
,erhoof
from
p
jj
Dockrlll,
Telkwa,
and
from
pr.
H.
C,
Wrlnch,
M.L.A.,
promising
co-op-oratlon
In
-regard
to
the
Lakelse-Kltumat.
road,
whieh
was
askeil
Milton
Oonzales,
Prince
nUp-
or',J-
for
In
a
resolution
formulated
art
barrister,
was
a
busine
vis-
ni-
,ne
J1'
'
u
u
of
"i.at
the
last
met-tlhg
of
the
eoun
lor
here
on
Wednesday.
late
Iiue
"w-ur-
ho,ur,
much
mutn
to
lo
the
l,,e
regret
rr,cl
"4
cil.
Wm.
E.
Window
of
Kakubeka
Falls,
Ont.,
is
a
visitor
in
the
district
at
present.
Fred
Forest
of
Usk,.
was
overyone.
BARN
BURNED
A
letter
was
read
from
the
de-1
partmeot
of
mines
regarding
the
request
for
a
sampling
plant
at
Prince
Rupert,
stating
that
they
did
not
consider
the
cost
would
be
justified,
and
that
if
the
government
built
one
in
Prince
Rupert
there
would
soon
bf
demand
for
other
throughout
the
country.
It
stated
that
the
Dominion
Government
did
this
work
at
Ot
tawa
free
of
charge
and
paid
a
portion
of
the
freight
charges
on
shipments.
Fred
Nash,
who
has
fathered
this
movement
from
Uie
beginning
stated
that
he
felt
there
was
a
misunderstanding
aa
to
the
nature
of
the
plant
asked
for
and
the
work
to
be
done.
The
plant
asked
for
here
was
something
in
the
nature
of
a
commercial
proposition
while
the
Ottawa
plant
was
more
for
testing
small
samples
of
ore
and
advising
as
to
the
best
kind
of
treatment
fortharTpaTlTCilar
ore,
The
need
here
was
for.
a
plant
where
they
would,
assay,
'test
and
pay
6utright;for
small
shipments
of
nigh
grade
-ore
from,
properties
and
small
concerns
thus
enabling
them
to
finance
their
own
operations.
A
letter
was
drafted,
Lniore
fully
explaining
the.
situat
ion
and
the
need
here
and
this
will
be
forwarded
to
the
minister
of
mines
with
a
request
for
reconsideration
of
the
project.
G.
II.
Pethlck,
district
engin
eer
of
Smithers,
who
was
in
town,
was
invited
into
the
meeting
and
a
genera
discussion
of
public
works
requirements
throughout
this
district
took
place.
Mr.
Pethlck
informed
them
that
there
was
money
on
hand
to
do
the
fills
at
the
Copper
River
Bridge
a
work
for
which
the
Hoard
have
been
agitating
all
fall
and
that
as
soqn
as
weath
er
would
permit
this
work
would
go
on
apd
would
be
the
first
un-
aeriaKen.v
.
spring
Creek
nill'on.
the
Kalurti
road
anil
0-Mile
Hill
on
the
Lak-else
road,
both
A
menace
to
haul
ing
operations,
will
be
fixed
as
gipo.n
ns
possible,
in
the
soring.
Mr.
Pethfck
'advised
the-lto;irtl
to
centralize
their
efforts
on
the
most
pressing
needs
of
the
dis
trict
nnd
he
thought
more
would
be
gained
than
by
sending
In
lengthy
lists
of
works
wanted
done.
He
was
not
very
optimistic
when
asked
about
the
provincial
highway,
Baying
that
there
were
forty
miles
of
heavy
work
be
tween
Usk
and
Cedarvale
still
to
do,
,
and
the,
amount
of
work
accomplished
each
year
in
the
past
with
the
appropriations
allotted
had
averaged
only
eight
miles,
and
the
hardest
of
the
work
was
still
to
be
done.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
to
Mr.
Pethlck
who
assured
the
.Board
of
his
desire
to
co-operate
In
bettering
conditions
In
any
way
possible
that
finances
woulti
permit,
k
'
0.
T.
Sundal
and
W7T
Sparkes
were
appointed
auditors.
JUST
THE
THING
"'omnn
Customer
(to
druggist)
My
'usband's
nerves
are
that
bad
'e
can't
seem
to
get
ahead;
'es
lost
his
ambition.
Do
you
Hi.
nk
it
would
do
any
good
to
give'
Ini
a
dose
of
them
aspiring
tabletH?-
Druggists'
Review.
Going
in
uheud
of
the
railway,
these
missionarir-ted'CEurch
are
signs
of
permanent
development
m
Manitoba.
They
are
(lefU
to
right)
:
Rev.
C
P.
M
Lake
mining
urea;
II.
O.
Drown,
tudnt
misnionary
uI
m
on's'Hay
Railway;
Rev.
8.
A.
M
trtin.
wofWng
wit!,
gangs
toward
Port
Churchill,
and
Rev.
D.
K.
Rurn.
Flln
1'lon
six
months
before
the
first
train.
Fashion
Fanci
s
AN
EXCEPTIONALLY
SMART
FROCK
FOR
FORMAL
EVENING
WEAR
wmm
Extremely
low
decolleUge
is
to
on
the
important
note-in
the
new
jVening
mode.
Outside
of
that,
odd
trimmings,
slender
or
period
Ines,
bows
and
the
uneven
hero
ine,
6f
course,
are
to
be
featured.
Here
is
a
new
model
which
is
rot
as
extreme
as
it
looks.
Purple
moire
Is
the
medium.
Its
interesting
notes,
outskle
of
ild
very
low
nock,
is
us
ousiie
effect,
achieved
by
a
clever
drape
of
the
material
finished
with
a
bow.
and
its
shoulder
straps,
Wnlch
'lengthen
out
Into
a
neck
lace
at
the
back.
The
straps
are
of
octagon
crystals.
EDMONTON
YOUTHS
CONFESS
ROBBERIES
Rrokc
Into
Stores
and
Stole
Mot
or
Can
nt
Various
Times
EDMONTON,
Jan.
10:
Having
leaded
guljty
to
robbing
a
bank,
ost
office
and
store,
and
stolen
n
automobile,
William
Iogan,
Vllllam
Wallace
and
Fred
Logan
TdmlUedtwiyHorc
robberies
and
theft
of
another
car
'
It
is
expected
thut
I
i.i
'
'
KlB.
Ill
IO
btiilliCi
itlonul
remand
fn
m'ed
when
they
u;
;
court
thin
morning
The
Intent
robber.,
cleared
up
with
the
,.i
three
Calier
the
City
Meat
Mark.-r
ber
28,
when
the
u
broken
into
and
a
'
taken.
The
robber?
n,
containing
some
Logan
and
William
W
mit
having
carried
ut
"
Fred
Logtiii
havitiK
''
in
with
it.
j
The
sani
pair
adm
irg
into
the
grocery
-1
(
osok.
118S1
97
Stre.
night
of
November
21
thought
by
police
that
of
::
ronnectwl
with
this
.rime
capacity
of
recehin:
goods,
knowingly,
and
:
i
vestigetlons
are
bin;
lout.
It
iM
also
stiit.
.1
'
i
two
youths
were
give"
lions
us
to
how
to
pi
1
noth
r
num.
Th-
three
of
them
thf
ted
stealing
the
motor
MeCall
and
using
it
i:
'
bery
of
the
post
ofiii
.
n
tho
night
of
Devmil'
Try
a
Dally
News
v.
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
always
fc
ing
well
and
smartly
di
ed?
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
01!)
to
have
your
clothes
pre
We
call
for
and
deliver
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
.
We,
havo
fine
Fall
Winter
Suitings
and
0
coalings
on
hand,
t
ome
today
and
let
us
take
y
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship.
all
guaranteed.
Rett
materials
and
rci
able
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOR
DIUVB
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOUKSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
riiono
IMiic
389
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
St