I
4i
'to
1'
an
We
Sell
Shoes
Plenty
11
MMZ.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
in
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
AH.
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
JKMBES
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Uulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley
Wt
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheal
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
531
of
Them
Shoes
and
Rubbers
For
the
Entire
Family
Down
to
Less
Than
Cost
J
Snappy
styles
for
women.
People
Come
to
Us
BECAUSE
they
know
we
jive
them,
values
they
cannot
get
elsewhere.
This
was
the
store
that
killed
high
prices
in
Prince
lluperl
RUBBERS
FOR
MEN
all
at
cut
rate
prices
Rubbers
For
Men
at
.....
:
a
pair
and
up
,
Rubbers
For
Women
at
.
.
V
a
pair
and
up
90c
65c
Misses
Boys'
and
Children's
Rubbers
We
handle
Miner's
Rubbers
exclusively.
Every
pair
guaranteed.
Come
in
and
convince
yourself
as
to
price
and
quality.
LECKIE'S
SHOES
We
have
a
large
selection
of
Leckle's
Shoes
lor
men,
women,
misses
and
children.
A
lot
of
high
grade
samples
recently
received
give
ladles
an
opportunity
to
get
shoes
at
away
'below
manufacturers'
prices.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
SACRIFICE
-
SPECIALS
Your
Chance
to
Save
POTATOES
Naas
River
1
QC
tJl.SJO
per
sack
OKANAGAN
ONIONS
8
lbs.
.
TERRACE
TURNIPS
10
lbs
25c
25c
HONEY
GRAHAM
WAFERS
fC
ftJl
9
L..
ICING
SUGAR-2-lb.
pkg.
2
pkgs
.
SWEET
MIXED
BISCUITS
2
lbs.
39c
39c
BLUE
TtlBBON
BAKING
POWDER
5'S
pr
tin
$1.15
GAULTS
COFFEE
Ov
QQo
With
lnmhUr
l.lh
nVi
BOPSLLA
TEA
With
cup
and
saucer,
2-lb.
pkg.
DATES
Fresh
Stock
7
lbs.
GINGER
Crystallised
per
lb
COCOANUT
For
your
cakes,
2
lbs.
WEALTHY
APPLES
pes'
box
COOKING
PEARS
4
lbs
93c
50c
25c
33c
S1.47
25c
Free
delivery
on
all
orders
$2
or
over
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
M7-19
Third
Afenue
West
P.O.
Box
575
Phone
It
District
News
TERRACE
!
During
the
past
week
Terrace
(has
been
mainly
concerned
by
day
i.Utlcal
campaign
The
first
has
produced
slushy
roads
and
grimy
snowdrifts
which1
still
Impede
progress
and
make
the
people
wish
for
that
Indian
Summer
tkey
have
become
used
to
in
past
years,
while
the
second
has
brought
to
the
doors,
or
at
any
rate
to
the
public
halls,
several
political
migrants.
The
latest
of
these
was
H.
Weir,
formerly
a
member
of
Alberta's
legislature,
Prince
Rupert
I
the
Oddfellows
of
British
Columbia,
visited
the
local
lodge
recently
and
gave
a
spler.dld
talk
to
the
assemble?!
brothers.
After
the
serious
business
was
through
the
Re-bekahs
came
In
and
the
rest
of
the
evening
was
spent
as
an
enjoyable
social.
Joe
Panter
had
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
filled
to
capacity
on
Tuesday
'with
the
after
effects
of
the
great
last
and
E.
T.
Kenney
fired
his
fl
(blizzard
and
by
night
with
the
po-
nal
shot
Jn
the
same
hall
on
last
Wednesday.
SKIDEGATE
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
I
have
had
'snow
unusually
early
this
fall.
It
turned
to
rain
soon,
however,
lasting
but
are
day.
'
I
Deer,
geese
and
duck
hunting
I?
reported
Jo
be
exceptionally
good
who
spoke
In
the
Legion
Hall
on,"1""1
.J
7.
17
"ound
Tlell
this
fall.
fine
Many
Monday,
to
a
lull
house
which
was
n.,,n
rocked
s,a
with
a,w
,...,,,
bucks
have
been
secured
In
the
continually
laughter
at
his
many
jokes
and
funny
stories.
It
Is
only
fair
to
add
that
there
were
quieter
Intervals
whenever
the
crowd
listened
as
they
did
with
Interest
to
the
arguments
he
used
In
support
of
the
Liberal
platform.
J.
Thompson,
grand
warden
of
vicinity.
ON.lt.
TRAINS
For
the
Eat
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
5:30
p.m.
From
tbe
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10
pjn.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
iVANDERHOOF'DANCE
WAS
CALF
SHOW
ENJOYABLE
Hereford
Calves
of
Stony
Creek
Indians
Make
(iood
Showing;
a
butcher's
viewpoint.
Placlngs:
Yearlings
:l.
Jasper
Henry;
2,
Polly
Iuaw.
Calves
1,
Duncan
Alec;
2.
Polly
Iuaw.
Championship
Duncan
Alec.
Boys'
and
Olrls'
Club
Walter
Irving.
While
In
the
district.
Mr.
Stewart
paid
a
visit
to
the
Indian-Reserve
at
Stony
Creek
and.
as
a
result
of
his
observations,
commended
very
highly
the
policies
being
followed
by
the
officials
in
charge
of
the
Vanderhoof
agency
in
Improving
the
stock
and
land
owned
by
the
Indians.
After
some
persuasion,
the
Indians
agreed
two
years
ago
to
have
the
big
meadow
ploughed
and
seeded
down
to
red
top.
The
results
achieved
have
surpassed
the
hopes
of
tho&e
in
charge.
This
year
the
yield
of
hay
Is
in
the
neighborhood
of
three
hundred
tons
and.
at
present,
over
two
hundred
head
of
stock
are
feeding
on
the
aftermath
which
should
provide
feed
for
them
until
late'
In
the
year.
Stock
Improved
A
pure
bred
Hereford
bull
from
the
herd
of
D.
Donald
at
Vanderhoof
Is
herd
sire
and
the
Improvement
shown
In
the
quality
of
the
i
young
stock
over
their
dams
Is
very
marked.
Several
good
mares
were
also
noticed
on
the
meadow.
These
are
all
In
foa
to
the
Clydesdale
stallion
purchased
at
the
coait
thb
spring
by
the
Indian
Department.
The
improvement
In
the
quality
of
the
horses
should
be
as
evident
in
the
future
as
it
Is
at
present
In
the
cattle
A
well
recently
bored
in
the
vil
lage
is
still
another
big
asset
to
the
Indians.
Formerly,
water
was
secured
from
a
creek
and
this
un
doubtedly
was
contaminated
by
the
stock
that
walked
continuously
through
it.
The
results
achieved
through
the
use
of
high
quality
pure
bred
sires
and
the
adoption
of
Intelligent
method
of
working
the
land
provide
an
object
lesson
to
many
of
the
white
settlers
who
look
down
on
the
methods
followed
by
the
Indians.
Advertise
tn
the
Dally
News.
Port
Clements
Citliers
Hosts
Jolly
Hallowe'en
Party
at
VANDERHOOF.
Nov.
7:
The
calf,
I
POUT
CLEMENTS.
Nov.
7
Has-show
held
this
year
at
Vanderhoof
tie's
Hall
here
was
the
scene
of
a
did
not
quite
measure
up
In
num-very
enjoyable
Hallowe'en
party,
ber
of
calves
and
of
spectators
to
Dancing
was
enjoyed
by
an
enthu-
the
high
standard
set
last
year.
T.
i
siastlc
crowd
from
nine
until
two.
O.
Stewart
of
the
Dominion
Live
i
The
following
orchestra
provided
Stock
Branch
again
officiated
as
j
the
latest
dance
'hits'
lntermln-ludee
and.
as
usual,
proved
both;gled
with
some
old-time
favorites:
Instructive
and
interesting
to
those
Francis
Richardson,
Ed.
Ragneary.
who
were
present.
jBrnest
Chrtstlsen.
Bd.
Young.
Bert
Four
grade
Hereford
calves
Crosby
and
Fred
Russ.
At
11:30
p.
brought
in
from
the
Stony
Creek
m.
the
ladles'
refreshment
corn-Reserve
by
the
Indian
Department
mlttee
served
a
very
dainty
sup-were
used
by
Mr
Stewart
to
illus-
J-
During
the
InUrmlsslon
Brt
trate
the
reasons
for
his
decisions.
Crosby
delighted
the
merry-rk-
It
was
made
very
clear
to
the
at-
ers
two
nne,y
rendered
sotoa.
tentive
audience
why
one
calf
would
Before
the
departure
of
tit
be
worth
more
than
another
from
guests
Constable
O
C.
8hrp
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
thanked
the
hosts
for
their
delightful
entertainment.
A
vote
of
thanks
mi
also
tendered
the
musicians
for
their
excellent
music,
this
being
observed
with
loud
cheers.
The
guests
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Francis
Richardson.
A.
Husband
and
Geo.
Anderson
ot
Tl'ell:
Mleses
Margaret
Stevens,
Nancy
Pallant.
Cassie
Mclntyre.
V.
Rudge,
Alberta
Jones.
Mlnrte
Wilson.
Messrs.
Sharpe.
Pallant,
Ragneary.
Chrti-tlsen,
Wlison.
Russ.
Stevens.
Crosby
Bd.
Young
and
many
others
from
SUdetate
and
Qoeen
Charlotte
City
as
well
as
several
guests
from
Massett.
together
wRh
the
Port
Clements'
celebrities.
Tonight
s
tram,
due
from
the
East
at
10
o'clock.
wa
reported
vhls
morning
to
be
on
tune.
De
Forest
Crosley
RADIO
for
Beauty
Perfect
Performance
Magna-Tone
Short
Wave
More
Long
Wave
Stations
Noise
Freedom
See
This
Masterpiece
Now
at
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PHONE:
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When
Perfect
Meets
Perfect
Monday
&
Tuesday
TWO
SHOWS
7
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&
50c
Tuesday,
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