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load
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Double
load
.
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sack
oOc
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
...
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
...
$11-25
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Sootless
Large
Egg
,
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$12.50
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Sootless
Egg
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all
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of
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NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE"
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
left
the
wekfor'
"
Ke'gi
ria
on
a
visit
with
'relatives
and
medical
advice.
She-wa?
Accompanied
as
far
as
'
Edmonton
by
Mr.
Giggey.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Hippisley
left
on
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
Mr.
Hippisley
Is
rt
patp
ient
In
the
hospital
with
a.
broken
leg.
She
returned
home
on
Saturday.
Rx-Governor
D.
W.
Davis
of
the
D.
W.
Mines,
Cedarrale,
who
returned
recently
after
spending
Christmas
at
hte
home
in
Wash
ington
D.C.,
left
again
on
Thursday
for
the
south.
8.
HaudenscMld
left
Mi
Thurs
day
on
a
trip
to
Washington
;:tate.
,-
.
left.
again
for
(lhe
toast
on'THursday
after
a
short
tiait
at
the1
honie
of
md
brother
here.
Olof
Hanson
of
.:-
'v
the
entfioflhe
week.
on
left
on
Saturday
with
friends
at
Dorreen.
Hanson
Timber
Co.,
wSs
V
Wsitpr,
here
ll.llU
.llll
flTMrsn
Uett
.
CUi-
andljttjej
to
visit
Mrs.
S.
Dobbie
and
Miss
Holt,
of
Copper
City
were
visitors
in
vn
on
Saturday.
A.
Goodenough
of
Smithers
was
business
visitor
here
on
Friday.
Donald
McLeod
of
Vancouver
who
spent
the
past
week
visit
ag
around
Hazelton
returned,
on
Thursday
for
a
further
visit
with
sister
Mrs.
Jas.
.Richmond.
The
Golden
Key
Group
of
the
Mrls'
Club,
were
.
hostesses
on
atuwlay
to
their'
little
listers
und
brothers
at
the
'
home
of'
Mrs,.
Allan:
It
.proved,
to
be
a
jolly
i
outing
for
all
the
children;
NFW
HA3SEI.TON
The
working
fffre'e
at
the
Mo
hawk
mine
is
tb,.be
increased
in
mh90l4e,chex"SlWt
thejhblMays
'
visiting
nere
wun
.Mrs.
4.
utrne.,
C.
W.
Dawson,
proprietor
of!,
the
Omlneca
Hotel
at
Hazelton,
was
a
visitor
here
this
week.
Mi
Miss
Marjorle
WarneViand
the--
sumo
he
district,
il
fell
"recently
at
the
Haz-
uton
Hospital
ERl'Si
iWfOft
of
Winnipeg
has
tdTiWkrarrtved
here-to-Jo1nrtiff
teachiBt?
staff
"nf
the
rMtV'publld
school.
''The-
influeifia
eptdemic
has
so
far
passed
UV'btly
over
Smithers.
'Th(a,rf''bavo"beWr
buf
h
few.
mild
James
Stfjynoffnf
Dorreen
was
;n
Sstjthom
HtWn
week
on;
busi-.'ess
In
connection
with
his
duties
aa
secretary
of
the
Maintnlnance
of
Way
men
of
the
railway.
L.
J.
Hill
has
received
the
sad
"ntelUgcncc
of
the
death
of
his
nother
;it
Albion.
B.
C.
A
daughter
wis
born
at
th
'ocal
hosritnl
on
Tuesday
to
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
ft.
Hall
of
Smithers.
tlresT'fowttr'6"
4JU
If.li
"
1L
out1
PRINCE
GEORGE
l
Hi'i
'-H
--rri--
r
:Mrsf
WynneUIeata
of
VamJer-
hoaC
jindcnvent
-an.
operation'
In
lie
local
hospital
last
week
and
ITihdraaWn
iifactorjf
fro-
Flu.'
recovery.
li
51-
The
Weeding
will
take
place
to
wirS
Wof
lhfs-
month
of
MisVMarftrW
Mt-MicVrhg,
daugh-
ter
ofc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
A.
'
Ren-
wick,
,to
Irving
Wilson
of
this
city.
The
members
of
the
auxiliary
of
the,.
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
rnef
last
Friday
afternoon
at
the
horrid
of
Mrs.
William
Hughes.
;
Joint
installation
of
1929
officers
of
Northern
Rebekah
Lodge
faridtJJifiBifeJ
Oddfellows'
-Lodge
took7-
plee
Her
last
Thursday
evel1Irr,.,
1
erf
SrTd
ladWare
Imslness.
TEACHERS
AND
PARENTS
KEEN
FOR
SCHOOLS
Association
at
Terrace
Take
Steps
'
io
Improve
Condition;
Mi
Pillsbury
Welcomed
I
TERRACE,
Jan.
14.
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Parent-
teachers'
Association
was
held
in
the
school
house
on
Thursday
eve
ning
with
a
fair
attendance.
Mrs.
Moore,
president,
was
In
the
chair
and
Miss
Davis
was
appointed
secretary
to
take
Miss
Munro's
place.
The
condition
of
the
school
flag
was
brought
to
the
notice
of
the
meeting
and
also
the
desirability
of
purchasing
flags
for
each
class
room.
The
matter
was
left
with
H.
Halliwell,
secretary
of
the
school
board,
fo
look
into
and
report
at
next
meeting.
Mr.
Dyson
reported
that
the
High
Shooi
Literary
Society
had
been
active
in
railing
almost
$50
Upward,
their
set
of
reference
Write,
and
It
vrii
agreed
that
the
P.T.A.
would
make
up
the
balance,
which,
with
the
$50
government
grant
for
the
year,
should
be
at
once
expended.
Mr.
Dyson
and
Mr.
Halliwell
were
appointed
a
book
committee
and
were
asked
to
name
one
more
member
to
act
with
them
-n
buying
books
1
Mrs.
Moore.
Mrs.
Geo-ge
Littl.-and
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
were
ap
pointed
n
committee
to
meet
the
xhool
board
with
ft
view
to
making
some
plans
for
building
walks
around
the
school
building,
where
,
hllIl
Tlimi;
who
hal
i.
At
certain
times
of
the
year
it
bo-
and
ottaWB
f()r
the
year
a
cornea
very
wei
anu
niuut.
na-sistahce
in
the
cost
of
this
work
was
agreed
on
If
the
trustees
were
not
agreeable
to
doing
It
from
school
funds.
Votes
of
thanks
were
passed
to
the
music
teachers,
Miss
French
and
Mrs.
Maney,
and
to
the
schoo
'teachers
for
their
part
in
making
mber
musical
the
Miss
E.
AHorwood
has
bought
f
tl
MisPBJwiMUs
local,
rail
Hn-
Uwa8'
,
success
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
sale
of
home
cooking
and
afternoon
tea
...
,v.n
(
W.V
A.
hall
otr
SflturiLlv
"i
itaiijj
i...
Monda
;
LAYING
TRACK
INFARNORTH
.,
n
-
who
;r:or
'"
fimt
conaul-ireneral.
is
shown
he
with
his
n
..v
court
dress.
Mr.
Shuh
Toniii
has
just
ncelvtjd
!n"t!
turn
to
Japan
when
Y.
Iawale
will
inhume
charge
in
the
Canadian
capital.
wffitex.
This
steam
-i.
placed
ip
operation
.
v
will
be
ballasted
:
Cb
urchill
eiv
where
conjHtructii,
over
the
muskeg
was
loj
.PPr
Approximately
5X)
tr.
IfAir
I
vv
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I
lo
I'onnlAP
am
1"'
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-
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rn
pn
linvhPir
lirillF
II
V
.
.
.
t
;
;
;
roiwwng
a
recent
pfonouncemeni!
.
...
i,,iJ
'
i-rwrtuing
on
mr
L
teacher,
returned
returned
at
at
the
the
pnn
end
of!
off
.
.
dutv
after
Christmas.
j.
.
'
,
.
,
an,,r-
mnu.
in
v
1
llast
week
after
Imvirig
spent
the
L.
Fr
Prince
rffi
iZ
business
meetly
"lV
1
uuZ
1-
holidays
visiting
In
Prince1
RuVl),ai10
ttsfftA
vl8Mxr
tere
9
rt
with
friends.
iwii!ronanuu.iiiw..
j
'
Jlfsa
Ray
of
New
Westminster
.
Two
local
infants
hae
(,uc-.;
arrived
at
Ktsplox
to
take
cumbeo!'
to
'influenza
the
two
the
place
of
Miss
Morrice
as
montml
6ld
son'
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
...cher
ut
the
Infllfln
School.
P.
Dafdelson
of
Sinclair
Mills
and,
tyeree
months
old
child
Natives
from
far
and
wide
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Mc-
were
at
Kispiox
at
the
end
of
Cabe
ofIStelley.
last
week
when
a
new
totem
pole
.
--the
first
In
years
was
erected
Fhre
of
mysterious
origin
last
there.
Monday
evenintr
destroyed
tho
barn
of
James
I'ird
::t
South
Fort
Donald
McLeod
of
Vancouver
Oeorire.
Five
head
of
horses
as
has
been
the
guekt
here
for
a
few
well
."j
a
larg
ojuantity-of
hay
days
of
Mr.
aJjfJJ.
H.
Sawlei
were
lost.
.
.
He
also
visited
Smithers.
'
"i
ii-..
i
at
Terrate
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ai
K.
Falconet
made
a
trip
UjU'Hf
k
l'Haee
JlWpert
iht&
Mis"
Falconer
crtn-
suited
with
a
physician.
icn
uaDi
vuv
wa
wi
f
1
,
T)tf
has
been
sent
to
the
smelter
and
yow
urac
row
k
homes
here.
Miss
Marjorle
Roberts
and
Miss
Mary
Fawcett
have
returned
to
their
school
teaching
duties
here
after
spending
the
holidays
at
Prince
George.
J.
P,
Alexanderson.
for
-iwme-time
residing
in
the
Decker
Lako
no
Checked
at
the
start
Run
your
chest
with
Vicks
before
nother
ear
will
be
ready
shortly.
uZZ
iiT.
.
check
the
cold
ana
prevent
t
,
to
ii,
i
i'
t
i
"
Work
is
progressing
In
both
the
cl.t5n..
rift
and
the
talsfi
ahd
a
double,
,sTi-..,-t,iSMtof
hlft
tunnel.
is
to
be
pat
Ort
the
drift
,
thebodynainhaled
for
hours
di-
SMITHERS
Miss
Halliwell,
Prince
Rupert
,
rcct
to
the
inllameU
air-passages;
'
(2)
It
acts
through
the
skin
like'
1
an
old-fashioned
poultice,
"draw
ing
out"
the
tightness
and
pain.
ways
4t
once
r-,A
P
O
R
U
B
pre
.
tjfNhfjoNJARs
Used
YZaru
I
4
YIPaslWrftcir
Milk
v
'
!
Cream.
Dally.
EaIILX
I'BLIVr!KY
rhiiiulhout
tbe
City.
VAttNTIN
DAIRY
.
..
w-Telcphone.G:7.
Miss
Bertha
Moore
lavoreu
tne
i9emintl
U
waf
),r!nf
c.irr
r
m
I
.t
-
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l'fS
...
M
J
.
V.
tvv.W.
ANOTHER
BOAT
SAILING
SOON
Ixtading
of
Grain
Ship
Hindpool
Almost
Completed;
Wheat
Arrives
From
Prairies
(earner
Adfa
will
be
commenced
as
soon
as
the
Hindpool
is
finished.
for
the
local
elevator
and
CO
cars
were
reported
west
of
Jasper
Park
'.his
morning
bound
here.
REVIVAL
IN
LUMBER
INDUSTRY
EXPECTED
Interring
Humors
Heard
Here
in
Connection
with
Queen
-Charlotte
Island
Operations
If
rumfs
thmt
are
heard
In
Prince
Rupert
have
any
foundation
In
fact,
there
may
shortly
be
a
revival
of
timbering,
activity
on
the
Queen
(CharIotte
Is'anda,
It
is
.persistently
reported
that
the
T.IA.
Kelley
Co;
i&f&re4-open
its
camps
and
a
newer
report
is
that
F.
L.
Huckley
may
.
esume
control
and
operato
tho
suwmill
at
Port
Clements
of
tho
Canadian
Lumber
Yards,
which
has
been
closed
down
for
the
past
year'
or
so.
All
signs
seem
to
a
point
to
a
general
renewal
of
lumbering
activity
on
the
north
coast
and
In
the
interior
during
1029.
'Stated
ths
morrtlnv
by
Hi
A.
Dlx-
nlty
kad
l)eii
on,
chief
enginee'r,
wcftern
region
wyi
h
track
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-'"
with
the
ways,
who
has
Just
returned
from
weather
conditions
a
trip
over
the
line
as
far
as
the
WM
hM
"barren
lands."
dy
Decemb-
r
in
the
"torros
"The
construction
of
a
telegraph
1(n
intn
Pnrt
rV.i.,,1,111
i.
r,-.
r0
th'
lM'rl"
ceeding
.ipidly."
said
Mr.
Dixon,
a
gal
Wl.orlltrbne
V
off
tyrant
and
surfacing
with
natural
mtmW
for
'the
track.
A
Christmas
up
to
tK
A
I
l.
I
I
lin
to
will
be
in
telegraphic
connection
lct
tat
:
.with
thn
r.t
nf
th
uinrlH
Rnilil.
"The
contractor
.
t7Cu.i,t.y
.tMnu
in
of
,he
P'e
M'
Proceeding
M.
"re
now
l.u
h.TpZ
h"Hn,f
"UPP"'"'
"
Hindpool,
Prince
Ruperts
sixth
.
.
.
.
h
tA
ami
n
fnrtli
n
yrajn
.hip
of
the
season,
with
a
,
The
cold
weather
of
th.
lc1
7,
,,
,
full
cargo
for
the
United.
Kingdom,,
beta
ma
.to
assi.t
J
.f
continent
was
nearly
finished
wntrseUr..
in
the
building
of
this
.IZL
t,
.
,u:
i-.iu
r--JL-.-.i.i.-
trnek'
rather
than
hinder1
tlini.'l,a
ope-almg
night-
or.
tomon-ow.
Loading
of
the
s
4lVeiHl
of
steel
to
Fort
:
of
fcan
ware
ee1,;rJ'
good
road
ex
,
soclion
wher.-
th-
I
'
'
bull
t."
No
other
boats
for
local
loading
'
euttlng
which
is
to
be
made
at
one
Weathar
condition
were
reported
up
to
this
morning,
point
will
also
be
made
during
to
""7
,prat'
Over
the
week-end
24
carloads
4he
winter
months.
As
soon
as
w:t"
esception
of
grain
arrived
from
the
prairies
th
steel
has
been
laid
into
Fort
around-December
'-'
rVinroklU
a
itdin
l.nn.l
,ufll
UjWU
hld
UB
hV
R
;.)
I
M
"
f
.1
('
1
nil
moved
to
that
point,
where
there
M-.
Dixon
was
011
.m
is
ample
room
for
ballast
for
the
trip
of
the
work
'
1
'rT
ballasting
of
the
50
odd
miles
of
when
be
was
rail"!
I
"
k
'
"
Jlne
which
remained
to
be.
con-
niiMg
on
business
;r.i
-'w
strutted
at
the
beginning
of'thl
Montrnl
for
a
ont'"
""'
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOK
IMVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOUKSElF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
Phone
R!uc
389
2nd
Ave.
and
n"