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Season's
Outstanding
Selections
OF
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
COLD,
SILVER
and
NOVELTY
JEWELRY
Be
Sure
to
VWt
oar
rtafmnt
Store
for
Beautiful
Cut
Class,
Fine
China
40
different
designs
of
dlnnerware.
Glasses
of
all
kinds
from
50c
per
dozen
and
up.
New
line
of
the
latest
Leather
Handbags
and
Novelty
Evening
Bags
from
90c
up.
We
still
have
a
few
boxes
of
15
Beautiful
Assorted
Christmas
Cards
at
40c
g:
Diamond
Specialist
TERRACE
$5.00
May
We
Help
You
With
That
Gift
for
Christmas?
!
dance
for
the
New
Year.
The
-KENSINGTON"
Unlincd
at
Also
the
Stetson
Special
and
the
Stetson
Standard
Priced
to
The
Latest
Are
Now
on
Display
May
We
Show
Them
to
You?
Shrnffer,
Parker
and
Waterman
Fountain
Tens
and
Desk
Sets
Your
name
put
on
Free
in
gold
letters.
Christmas
Decoration
and
Novelty
Crackers
Extra
Special
Value.
You
will
find
the
largest
and
most
complete
line
of
gifts
of
all
kinds
for
every
member
of
the
family
at
prices
Jo
suit
Your
purse.
Come
in
and
Look
Around.
We
Are
Always
PI
eed
to
Show
You
Our
Various
lines.
Courteous
Personal
Attention
MAX
HEILBRONER
Hi
is
rumored
that
the
liquor
store
Friday
night
there
was
an
Inhere
teresting
affair
at
the
Oddfellows
Is
soon
to
be
re-opened.
Many
ifc
ft
S3.50
S
57.50
g
WAHS
&
NICKERSON
vneriezt&ier
"Worthwhile
GifU
for
Men"
Christmas
1938
Creations
a
A
Every
year
we
look
for
something
new
this,
year
tops
them
all
See
our
com-
1
1
plete
stock
j
ft
Wq
Will
Hold
Any
Article
'till
Christmas
Ormes
Ltd.
'The
Store
of
a
Thousand
Gifts"
k
SM1THERS
The
practicability
ot
a
work
anc
wages
scheme
was
upheld
in
th'
legislature
recently
by
E.
T.
Ken
ney.
M.
L.
A.
for
Skeena'.
Onlv
failure
of
the
federal
government
to
co-operate
had
prevented
It
from
being
put
Into
operation,
Mr
i
for
Its
youth
training
endeavourr
Perry
Davidson
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Smlthers
Curling
Club.
F
H.
Johnson
is
vice-president
and
S.
Noble,
secretary.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Smlthers
Ski
Club
was
held
on
Frid
night.
vmmmim2
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Vern-on
0
m
I
Mrs.
A.
V.
Fisher
of
Telkwa
has
fa
left
for
Minneapolis
where
she
will
fa
""'r
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uuv..
.null
c
fell
previously,
disappeared.
There
Sj
Js
practically
no
snow
on
the
jfc
lower
levels
but
around
Duthie
uwiu
m:i
m.i
umim
tin
mini
sv
CURTAINS
Cleaned
by
the
New
Dri-Sheen
Process
Look
Fresher.
Its
Hard
to
Distinguish
Them
From
New.
Just
Try
a
Pair
and
Note
the
Difference
You
Want
Them
Nice
for
Christmas.
I
IDEAL
CLEANERS!
McBride
Street
and
Fifth
Ave.
PHONE
83S
m
i
it
utm
mtm
t
mm
s
,
tu
r.a
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
t
i
.
....
x-ndlcltls.
mine
ches.
J
Northbound
on
a
regular
voyage
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
C.
P.
H.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Cap.
William
Palmer,
was
In
port
from
9
to
10
o'clock
yesterday
mornlnr.
passengers,
northbound
traffic
now
having
fallen
off
to
a
minimum.
Three
disembarked
from
the
Princess
Norah
here
while
went
north
aboard
her.
Union
'
steamer
Catala,
with
g
Cnpt.
Brncst
Sheppard
in
com-g
mand.
relieving
Capt.
James
Flnd-S
lay,
who
has
gone
off
for
the
winter,
arrived
in
port
at
7:30
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
9
pjn
for
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whenc-she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Dr.
H.
N.
Drocklesby
rrtumcd
to
i-ne
cuy
on
Saturday
night's
train
ap-
C.
J.
KUJrr
of
Telkwa
has
been
elected
vice-chairman
of
the
provincial
Advisory
Board
of
Farmers
nttUutni
of
Brllkh
Columbia.
He
returned
home
recently
after
attending
the
annual
meeting
'n
Victoria.
Kennev
asserted.
He
made
a
pleal
in
behalf
of
rural
school
teachers!
Toni
nclalteck
of
Hazelton
wa
and
commended
the
government'
131(1
UP
fr
a
few
days
recently
with
an
infected
hand.
Jack
Wallace,
road
foreman
fo:
Skccna
district,
is
able
to
be
'round
arMn
alter
having
been
hi
hospjtal.
for
some
'time
following
an
automobile
accident
last
Tin-
Nurses'
Home
In
connection
with
the
Hflielton
Hospital
Is
b.-
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Unl
'
"
Iw
ooruoatlon
affi
ted
Church
Women's
Guild
clnavm
b"
closed
for
some
years
Rmlthers
was
held
In
the
church
Owing
to
an
increase-In
number
ot
Saturday
afternoon.
patients
in;.
the
Hazelton
Hospital
jthere
Is
no
longer
rvom
there
to
Joseph
L,
Coyle
has
returned
rr,rov,',
wcorocdation
for
th
nis
nome
in
smitners
arter
spending
the
summer
engaged
in
construction
work
on
the
road
from
Fort
St.
James
to
Manson
Creek
In
the
Omlneca
country.
nurses.
With
Mis
Winnie
Grant
lr.
charge
of
the
program,
the
Junloi
Young
reople
of
the
Haielton
Un
.lted
Church
held
an
enjoyable
so
An
outstanding
event
took
place
c,al
evenln?
last
Monday
evening
In
Smlthers
on
Tuesday
night
ofjThere
were
abo"t
twenty
young
last
week
when
a
testimonial
stalProPte
and
fourteen
parents
pre
banquet,
organized
by
Mr.
andi1"1-
Mrs.
Harvey
Davles.
was
held
In,
the
Bulkley
Valley
Hotel
in
honor
United
Church
services
were
heM
of
L.
O.
Calder
who
Is
retlrins,n
the
United
Church
at
Hazeltor
as
manager
of
the
Poyal
Bank
of
yesterday.
Canada.
Sneakers
of
the
evening!
Included
Mr.
Davles.
Olof
Hanson1
J-
A-
Sadler,
provincial
welfare
M
P..
Robert
C.
Davidson.
H.
B
iincer.
was
a
recent
visitor
to
Ha
spend
the
winter.
Mild
weather
was
general
throughout
the
Bulkley
Valley
zelton
district.
Mr.
Sadler
fieured
recently
In
an
automobile
accident
In
the
Bulkley
Valey
but
was
not
injured.
there
Is
about
fourteen
In-
Mrs.
R.
B.
Bnimmltt
of
Smlthers
entertained
at
bridge
last
Tuesday
evening
In
honor
of
Mrs
m
ouver.
rrize-wmners
were
Mrs.
C.
F.
Oland
and
Mrs.
C.
A
If.
.
t
n
.
.
vTarncr.
Aiisff
oeaince
MonKS
was
hostess
for
the
much
feted
vlsltoi
on
Monday
night
when
prize-winners
were
Mrs.
Silver
and
Miss
Margaret
Dunlop.
W.
H.
Cocks
of
Quick
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
made
a
trip
to
Prlnc
nunert
early
last
week
with
a
carload
of
catUe.
Mrs.
Arthur
Simpson
is
making
rapid
progress
at
the
Smlthers
Hospital
following
an
operation
foi
appendicitis.
Mrs,
M,
Mattson
of
Smlthers
is
seriously
111
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Heneral
Hospital.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
B4
la
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Morning
Rrin'
to
go
Tlx
Dm
houtd
Dour
out
two
txm4
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bovvl
dtlhr.
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fi
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boi
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tlx
rauaa.
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wuf
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food,
old
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txHiiwli
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fiowini
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aad
laaUa.tbar
oak
tba
tUa
torn
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do
laa
vork
cl
caiurnal
bat
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or
mwrurj
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for
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lirar
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la
by
aaaaol
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ra'uaa
aajrUilrf
olaa.
id.
PICTURE
OF
"SUEZ"
HERE
Epic
Historical
Incident
Featured
in
Offering
For
First
Half
of
This
week
A
drama
of
great
adventure
pro-
The
vessel
had
a
light
list
of
29
duced
on
a
lavish
cale.
"Suci,"
at
present
having
Its
first
run
In
Vancouver,
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
Monday.
Tuesda
three
and
Wednesday
of
this
week
Prince
Ruoert
I?
the
first
city
In
'British
Columbia
outside
of
Van
couver
and
Victoria
to
get
this
out
standing
picture.
Seldom
do
the
dusty
records
ol
history
offer
such
Intense
emotion
stirring
romance
and
great
spec
lade
as
does
the
story
of
Ferdk
nad
de
Lessens,
driven
by
the
love
of
two
women,
to
tear
con
tlnents
apart
so
that
ships
might
have
a
short
route
around
tht
world.
Tyrone
Power
Interprets
the
hr
rn!c
role
of
de
Lesseps
with
Loretta
from
Terror-
U'h.-r
fin
Hillvt-u4
nun
it
anH
Annskj.ll.
...
t
k-
.
aonrcss
rTiaay
night
on
fisher-1
women
whose
love
lashed
him
tr
ies
subjects.
NEW
HAZELTON
Pat
Downey
of
Smlthers
sang,
rhililp
Martin
on
of
Mr.
ard
triumph
over
enormous
obstacles.
J.
Edward
Broraberg,
Joseph
Schlldkraut.
Henry
Stephenson
Sidney
Blackmer
am
also
Included
In
the
stellar
cast
of
one
of
the
most
ambitious
and
eDie
applications
have
been
made
foi
au
arranged
oy
uic
waure
bora
nm
tcnor
m
a
radlo
broadcast
0,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Martin
of
Harclton.
'
DrneuZ
,
.
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the
job
of
vendor.
of
Canada.
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby
ol
university
of
British
Columbia
has
been
able
to
return
to
hU,UnC
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World's
Most
Famous
Name
in
HATS
Brings
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COLOR
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STYLE
!
DURABILITY
fif
...
To
Men's
Hats
In
The
"BROCk"-Llned,
at
rnnce
nupen
gave
an
insirucuv,
singers
,
from
Vancouver
...
last
,,
rJJihnmp
home
after
nfir
an
nnnttnn
operation
for
I
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1
KTh
Canadian
irfnn
held
it
talk
on
"Marine
Miracles".
The
mnnthtv
meptlnir
nn
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SDCaKer
DrOUgni
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mUCn
en-
Jhe
principal
business
being
to
'J8htening
Information
concerning
make
arrangements
for
the
propci
by-products
which
we
get
from
celebration
of
the
Christmas
sea-
the
harvest
of
the
sea.
A.
E.
Whltt
Son.
There
Is
to
be
a
communltv
of
Terrace
Bave
an
equally
in-Christmas
tree
in
which
the
Cana-
"tractive
tlk
upon
the
subject
of
dfan
Legion
will
co-operate
and
a
the
Canadian
Constitution,
Friday
night.
Peter
Lien
Is
Sneaker
Before
Japanese
Meet
At
an
educational
meeting
of
th-
Nippon
Young
People's
Association
Saturday
night
the
speaker
was
Peter
Lien,
organist
at
St
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
who
.rave
an
Interesting
taJk
on
-hurch
music.
He
gave
Illustrations
with
the
ue
of
the
piano
-f
the
differences
in
chanting
'horals
and
hymnals.
The
president
thanked
Mr.
Hen
for
his
ad
dress.
Routine
business
was
also
dealt
with
by
the
meeting.
THE
THRIFT
Cash
&
Carry
Save
on
Quality
Food
At
The
THRIFT
Butter
-Nu-Thrllt.
First
grade
3
lbs.
Sandwich
BLcuits
New
stock.
Special.
2
lbs.
Tomato
Juice
Llbby's
10ti-oz.
tins.
5
for
Spsthettl
Llbby's
16-oz.
tins
Large
size.
3
dozen
Jelly
Powders
All
flavors.
3
pkts.
Kits
Biscuits-.
Christies.
Packet
Quaker
OatsLarge
packet
Apricots
-Royal
City.
lS-oz.
tins.
2
for
Jewel
Shortening
2
lbs.
Iess.
6
for
We
Dellrer
75c
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Ribbon,
tj-
AQp
packet
25c
Mb.1'
Pineapple
Juice--
Lib-
1
CTp
by's.
8-oz.
tlm.
2
for
Peanut
Butter
-Empress,
l's.
tin
15c
35c
25c
9c
Fancy
Sankht
Navel
Oranges
Medium
size.
AQf
2
dozen
'401
95c
10c
15c
19c
29c
25c
Tomato
Soup,
Vegetable
Soup
Llbby's
condensed,
4
n
2
for
SPECIAL!
Big
S
Cleanser
tins
25c
(Srapefrult
California;
Beed-
19c
JUST
ABItlVEOJ
Swift's
Boneless
Cottaje
Itollj
Half
or
Whole.
Per
lb.
25c
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