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Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
208
Some
pecan
trees
in
Texas
are
said
to
be
300
years
old.
Peace
River
Is
Subject
Discussed
By
Terrace
Board
Letters
of
Thanks'Tolne
Sent
Acknowledging
Hospitality
to
Delegates
TERRACE,
Oct.
II
The
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
in
the
lower
Q.W.V.A.
hall
to
hear
the
reports
of
the
Peace
River
delegates.
E.
T.
Kenney
presided.
J.
K.
Gordon
gave
a
good
general
description
of
the
general
features
of
the
country
covered
and
inci
dentally
claimed
that
the
section
of
the
country
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Hazelton
offered
more
difficulties
in
road
building
than
any
other
part
covered.
He
claimed
that
the
Prince
Rupert
delegation
while
small
in
numbers
were
a
force
which
could
not
be
overlooked,
and
he
was
confident
that
much
good
would
result
from
their
efforts.
The
development
of
the
Peace
River
district
was
bound
to
have
a
good
effect
on
our
own
district
by
creating
a
market
for
our
produce
and
he
claimed
he
had
no
fears
of
there
not
eventually
being
an
outlet
from
the
Peace
th
the
north.
irough
Mr.
Kenny
also
presented
splendid
report
of
both
the
trip
and
the
convention
which
followed.
He
likened
the
conference
to
a
busl-i
ness
parliament
and
claimed
that
much
good
was
bound
to
result!
from
the
meeting
of
representatives
of
capital
and
labor,
professions
and
tradesmen,
manufacturer
and
producer,
east
and
west,
and
repudiated
a
statement
published
by
a
coast
paper
that
it
was
in
reality
a
political
gathering.
Mr.
Kenny
claimed
accommodation
at
Jasper
was
already
overtaxed
and
he
felt
the
time
was
ripe
for
a
movment
to
be
started
to
have
the
C.NJR.
take
over
the
LakeLse
hotsprlngs
and
start
development
there
to
accommodate
the
overflow
from
JasDer.
He
rec
ommended
that
the
Board
of
Trade
Interest
themselves
in
this
project.
Both
delegates
paid
high
tribute
to
the
hospitality
extended,
par-
ticularly
to
the
Prince
Rupert
del-I
egatlon,
by
A.
"E.
Warren,
vice-pres-I
ldent
of
the
C.N.R.,
and
it
was
de-!
elded
to
have
the
secretary
write
I
him,
as
well
as
George
McNicholl,
i
general
passenger
agent.
Mr.
Payne,
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
I
Board
of
Trade,
and
the
secretary
!
of
the
Peace
.River
Board
of
Trade
thanking
them
for
their
hospitality
and
for
the
consideration
and
concern
shown
on
behalf
of
the
local
delegation.
A
letter
of
aDnreela-
tion
uon
was
was
ordered
oraerea
sent
sent
the
the
Prince
Prince
it
possible
for
the
local
delegates
to
attend.
George
Little,
the
other
member
of
the
local
delegation,
was
not
present
at
the
meeting.
A
vote
of
thanks
wu
passed
to
the
speakers,
after
which
refreshments
were
served
and
an
Impromptu
program
was
enjoyed.
Following
what
was
described
as
a
real
Peace
River
night.
It
was
agreed
to
plan
on
making
the
next
quarterly
meeting
a
Terrace
night.
REMO
Mrs.
Harry
King
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
P.
Murphy
on'
Friday
and
Saturday.
to
The
first
snow
of
the
season
appeared
on
the
mountain
tops
'on
Saturday,
which
Is
.
about
two
weeks
later
than
usual.
A.
Y.
Wilson
returned
Rupert
-Board
of
Trade
for
making
Prince
Rupert
oh
Saturday.
You'll
like
the
Easy-Riding
Comfort
of
the
Ford
Car
HP
HE
Ford
car
is
one
of
the
A
easlest-ridlng
cars
on
the
road
because
of
its
low
centre
of
gravity,
minimum
.unsprung
weight,
Houdallle
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
and
the
unique
construction
of
its
transverse
springs.
Furthermore,
you
are
as
comfortable
in
mind
as
in
body
when
you
drive
the
Ford
car.
You
have
confidence
In
the-pcriormanre
of
the
car
because
you
know
something
1
1.
of
the
quality
that
has
been
built
into
It.
Kcmcbcr
these
two
points
when
you
select
your
next
car.
These
are
combined
to
an
uncommon
degree
in
the
Ford.
Come
in
and
drive
a
Ford
car
yourself
through
thickest
traffic,
up
steepest
hills,
over
roughest
roads.
A
thirty-minute
demon'
titration
will
convince
you
that
there
is
nothing
quite
like,
it
any.
'where
in
simplicity
of
'design,
quality,
price
and
performance.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
OUR
TIME
PAYMENT
PL
AN
IS
MOST
ATTRA
CTI
VE
from
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
October
11,
l92,
No
suspicion
One
of
the
great
advantages
oS
baking
your
own
cakes,
biscuits,
etc.,
is
that
you
are
in
full
control
of
everything
used.
And
you
won't
use
anything
but
the
most
wholesome
ingredients.
No
suspicion
to
take
the
edge
off
enjoyment!
MAGIC
BAKING
PWPE&
Mere
sold
In
Canada
than
of
all
other
brands
combined
E.
W.
G1LLETT
CO.
LID.
Toronto
Canada
USE
OILLEX
FOR
ALL
CLEANINO,
LAUNDERING.
DISHWASHING
District
News
STEWART
i
The
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
L
now
engaged
in
the
construction
of
a
solid
cement
and
concrete
;
garage
on
the
south
side
of
Fourth
street
between
Columbia
and
Vic
'torla
Streets.
The
structure
will
be
60
feet
long
and
30
feet
wide.
Dan
Mclntomlney
of
Anyov
was
a
recent
Visitor
here,
carrying
out
work'
on
his,
Boundary
,
group
of
claims
adjoining
the
Big'
Missouri
uv-ine
saimon
River
section
;
The
Power
Corporation
of
Is
to
carry
out
water
rrnwer
investigations
throughout
the
win
ter
m
me
vicinity
oi
weziaaen
Lake
on
the
Naas
divide.
Rev.
James
Dewar
of
Anyox
held
United
Church
nervier
In
th
Canadian
Legion
Hall
here
on
bunday.
He
was
accompanied
-
on
bij
visit-to
Stewart
Iy
Mrs.
Dewar.
S.
A.
-McPherson
of
Anvox
hi
arrived
here
and
intends,
to
give
a.
songurecital
in
the-
near
-future.
The
Stewart
Citizens'
Aoanniatlnn
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
president.
W.
R.
Tooth;
vice-president,
D.
J.
McLean;
secretary
treasurer,
H.
G.
Marvin;
executive,
H.
P.
Gibson,
George
A.
Cameron,
G.
W.
Smith,
George
Mathleson
and
Miss
Kate
Ryan.
George
Bath
left
lat
u-opIt
nn
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Harrv
Townsend
mn.tult.inir
n
gineer
for
the
Mountain
Boy
property.
Is
back
after
a
trip
to
the
Babine
country.
R.
Dalbv
Mnrklll
loft
1at
nr.
for
hi
homn
In
Vanmnvtr
of
tor
having
spent
two
weeks
here
with
uia
sun,
u.
ti.
AlorKlU
a.ua.
ALICE
ARM
T)r
J
T
Mil-Ill
r'M
ing
engineer,
Prince
Rupert,
spent
ovcjtti
nays
(
recently
inspecting
mining
properties
in
the
district.
He
arrived
last
Thursday
and
left
again
on
Monday.
Nell
ForbAH,'
flnH
J
Flvrm
nthn
recently
atake'd
gold
claim's
on
uasungs
Arm.
SDent
a
few
day
In
town
last
week.
Another
u-ll
known
Irvol
Vih11h
.
7
T
"HUM-
.
ing
has
been
moved
to
conform
with
the
lot
and
street
plan
of
the
townaite.
'
Mm.
Helen
Mtirlrh
hi.
moved
her
house
off
the
street
to
her
lot
which
Is
nartlv
occupied
uy
uie
Angucan
unurcn.
NEW
HAZELTON
The
Hazeltnn
nnrtmlnfnn
PInVi
has
been
reorganized
with
officers
as
follows:
president.
S.
Kincald;
vice-president
Mrs.
Hazelton;
sec-
relai
T
DHillk.
...........
I
mittee,
Mrs.
Anderson,
Miss
Suth
erland,
b.
j.
Winshy
and
George
Conner
The
nliih
nliv
ooVi
Monday
and
Tuesday
night.
Mrs
William
Ornnf
ratiiiiAl
tn
.
....UIIL
Hazelton
at
the
first
of
the
week,
after
a
visit
in
Smlthers.
Miss
Emma
Lutz
and
Lon
Belmont,
both
of
New
Hazelton.
were
united
in
marriage
last
Friday
by
uii
ii.
v.
vvrincn.
The
first
laree
flnelr
nf
wIlH
geese
to
go
south
was
noticed
here
ui
me
urai
oi
in
is
week.
Hon.
Nels
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works,
visiting
here
last
weeK.
stated
that
about
October
15
a
decision
might
be
expected
in
the
matter
of
the
site
for
the
new
bridge
across
the
Bulkley
River
to
replace
the
old
high
level
span
at
Hagwilget.
The
minister
stated
that
the
road
from
New
Hazelton,
part
of
the
provincial
highway,
would
be
rebuilt
next
Mr
TyiimhppH
referred
to
Hazelton
as
the
hub
of
the
road
system
of
the
north.
It
was
proposed
to
build
hard'
surface
roads
as
far
as
possible,
he
said.
Mrs.
John
Newtek
returned
home
last
week
after
having
spent
a
holiday
in
the
south.
W.
J.
Larkworthy
is
a
patient
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
suffering
from
an
Injury
sustained
to
his
ankle
In
a
fall,
last
Sunday.
SMITIIERS
The
Smlthers
District
Board
of
Trade
hopes
to
have
a
landlnsr
field
for
airplanes
established
here
by
next
summer.
A
site
has
already
been
partially
prepared.
Owing
to
early
arrival
of
win
ter
conditions,
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
dis
continued
work
on
the
Emerald
group
in
the
Slbola
district
for
the
winter.
Work
will
be
resumed
next
spring.
William
J.
Bonavla
of
Victoria.
superintendent
of
Farmers
Institutes
for
British
Columbia,
addressed
the
Telkwa
Farmers'
In
stitute
on
Tuesday
night.
President
J.
G.
Donaldson
was
In
the
chair
and
there
were
65
present.
Th
Native
8ons
of
Canada
hiv
decided
to
sponsor
th
establishment
of
a
town
band
here
and
a
rwrrmlUe
constating
of
A.
C.
Fow-
er.
H.
G.
Wlr-H
and
L.
II.
Ken
ney
now
has
the
matter
in
hand.
T
T..
nimnelf
mnnlelnal
clerlr
and
treasurer,
leaves
this
week-r.d
for
Harrison
Hot
Snrings
"n!
nvwlil
reoregent
Bnv'hcrs
th-
rrrenM'n
of
the
Union
ot
B.C.
Municipalities.
A
committee
from
the
local
""-M.of
tra1e.
conMsting
of
P
"
'Toxins.
H.
F.
Noel.
H.
M.
Mihw
and
L.
B.
Warner
Inter
viewed
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed
minister
of
nubile
works,
here
last
Friday
nlht
in
regard
to
the
road
situation
In
the
district.
Among
requests
made
was
one
that
gravel
surfaces
be
put
on
the
roads
east
of
Smlthers.
TERRACE
SDeelal
semi-annual
neheknh
services
were
conducted
In
the
united
Church
on
Sunday
evening
ana
were
aitenaea
.
oy
a
large
gathering
of
the
Rebekaha
and
their
brother
I.O.O.F.
members.
Dr.
Leonard
Wrinch
of
HasettonI
ineni
severu
dam
In
town
this
weeks
as
the
guest
of
Rev.
A.
W.
n
t-i
nooinson.
Mra.
W.
T
8inu
of
Smither
formerly
of
Terrace,
was
a
visitor
'n
tAwn
dnrlna-
the
ueV
return.
Ing
to
the
interior
on
Wednesday.
Oscar
Olander
and
R
n
Fred
erick
were
in
from
Kalntri
Ialn
at
'he
beginning
of
the
week.
The
Home
OH
Co.
is
eUbiiahlnc
a
yard
here,
with
F.
C.
Bishop
as
me
local
agent
in
charge.
Miss
Ruby
'
Llewellyn
left
on
Tuesday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
is
taking
a
position.
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Specials
FOR
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
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JUICY
ORANGES
3
doz
McINTOSH
RJED
APPLES
Per
box
PEARS
3a.
4
tins
CHERRIES
Red,
pitted.
Per
tin
50c
S2.50
95c
25c
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
Square
llTor
95c
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
size.
5
for
Picnic
95c
Take
advantage
of
these
prices
on
asparagus
and
buy
your'
requirements
now.
MARMALADE
Malkln's
Best.
4s.
Per
tin
59c
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
319
Third
Ave.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
!
66
CORK
FLAKES
Fid.
AND
SAT
Two
Shows
7
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9
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The
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PINK
PAJAMAS,
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Matinee,
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Admission,
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CEIP
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and
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day
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.
.
in
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delicious
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
QORN
FLAKES
,'-k
Extra
good
with
trtih
r
can.fj
fruit$.
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STEAMSHIPS
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$13.50
MINE
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EGG
Per
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$12.50
PEMBINA
EGG
Per
ton
$12.00
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