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'
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November
IS,
1938.
BUSINESS
IMPROVEMENT
1
j
piece
News
of
Northern
Districts
SMITHERS
REMEMBERS
orchestra
provided
music,
BabsOIl's
forecast
is
that
the
recession
is
Over
and
Another
Lowering
of
Water
Table
business
recovery
is.here.
It
even
goes
so
far
to
say
that
a
This
Fan
new
business
boom
is
on
its
way
and
that
Canada
faces
I
a
strong
upsurge
m
the
months
ahead
reaching
a
new
terrace.
Ny-
-People
with
peak
in
1939.
Rop
r
W.
Babson
has
recently
turned
SSS
irom
Lurope
and
he
intimates
that
the
more
he
sees
of
table"
and,
when
digging
a
well,
ui
xxauons,.
cruisn
gemne
mandates
to
administer
British
Tanganyika
in
Past
AfViVn
nnrl
P'KaV,
rn-c
Southbank
and
British
Togoland
in
West
Africa.
The
Union
of
PrVed
f
7
South
Africa
was
riven
a
mandate-
for
SnnrWPKr
AfnVn
STEWART
ARMISTICE
L.
S.
Davidson,
well
known
lr
)
Portland
Canal
mining
circles
foi
j
the
past
ten-
or
twelve
years,
h-is
,
Armistice
Day
Service
on-
Friday-tato
'
mining
at
Vancouver.
Fine
Dance
!
Evening
bUfines?
maehiner
,
'
SMITHERS,
Nov.
16:
-Armistice
Armistice
Day
was
suitably
ob-(Day
activitiis
passed
off
In
Smith-
"e4
In
Stewart
last
Friday
ers
very
successfully
and
were
squar
service
u.
w.c
dian
Legion
HaU
followed
oy
a
'.to
or
better
than
any
similar
oe-
casion
for
a
long
time.
Pae
uitrcenow
Vu
P,aclnS-
of
wreath
In
the
after
service
Remembrance
Day
was
Church
with.
no"
u,crc
y
-
iheld
in
the
United
both
the
Anglican
and
United
13-'u
"uu
UA"C
"
'
-
Churches
takintr
Dart
under
their
respective
ministers.
Rev.
J
service
ervice
took
took,
place
pace
ana
ana
in
in
ine
ne
pen-
AT
TERRACE
Remembrance
Day
Observed
With
Service
in
Morning
And
Dance-At
Nijht
J2
the
orralnn
nnrf
If
was
nn,
of
th
.
.
.
.
-
-
-
companiea
oy
a
large
kiouu
ui
i.v-
,
-SO
most
enjoyable
dances
held
here
for
u.nnpa
nPODie.
the
Kltkatla
party
!!'
JTl",?-
some
time.
i
vi-.rtTrmr
war
dt-imii
vn
ii
v
u
Lniw
-
was
Si
th
,
Europe
the
more
he
likes
Canada.
"I
have
come
back
very
this
must
be
reached
m
order
to
get
s
f'tture;
TiXZ'
of
e
cla,
,
,
.....
.....
ouldbehemf,,.
.,
..
kJ1'VJUlu
",ia
uuiiwji
suuttiiun
ueveiop,
ii
is
quue
pos-
Hf,
crvnn.
.
.
u
Speeches
given
by
various
clans
sible
that
Prince
Rupert
may
benefit
materially,
There-
2
JvlSflSfwSfS.
seiKd
e
lmocrtance
of
peacei
are
several
eroUDS
that
seem
tn
hnv-P
thpir
nhipotiua
of
feln?
maintained
"between
the
vari-
:
FORMER
COLONIES
Siii"
Hft
BHdge.
Returning
to
The
fnrmpr
Carman
nnlnnioo
f
ola
r?
wpnt
drv
aaain
the
vlllase
in
the
evening,
there
w
vvivjiivu
M
vi
uirvcil
ll
Jlkt
VJC1
...u.v
uuigvuiiuuoiuiiui
kite
wcti
wiutu
ueniiany
sianeu
4
and
which
caused
the
allied
countries
not
only
tremendous
xif
I
K
A
ITlT
I
N
I
N
(
t
monetary
loss
but
also
the
loss
of
millions
of
lives.
Bv
the
treaty
of
Versailles
these
colonies
were
handed
around
for
the
various
nations
to
administer
under
the
League
i
AP
VAT
TTI
r
Till
I
rl
bowls
of
soup
and
stew
be;f
had
,
been
served,
raw
meat
was
dltpens-
Agricultural
School'
ed
the'?u"t!-.
PW1W?
ept
,
Campbell
of
ilazelton
conducted
the
'
wild
Indfah
songs
and
there
was
a
which
has
been
practically
annexed
to
that
countrv
and
'
BURNS
UKEi
NoT-
16-A
hooiP"ade
by
wAmen.
Then
chief
mc
fs
helfl
for
two
wceks
under
the
m-
??le
an-d
Morgan
aPDeared
being
developed
bv
it
"
y
Portugal'
rcug31
was
as
given
rivpn
RnnnrH
KUanda-Ur-
TTr
imrir
ooli
I
mion-Provinclal
Youth
Training,
n
elr
costumes
of
highest
chleff-Undiy
d
small
piece
Of
territory
close
to
Tanganyika
ad
Plan
at
Southbank
in:
the
Francois
allhlp.
making
an
act
which
prov-
juiimig
me
wcigiaii
ongo.
Australia
nas
a
mandate
to
Lake
district
terminated
recently.
very
entertaining
to
the
crowd
admmster
East
New
Guinea
and
the
small
island
of
Nau-
An'
average
of
forty-eight
stu-
To
the
accompaniment
of
an
In-
m:
West
Samoa
Went
to
New
Zpalanrl
white
.Tannn
rrrt
dents-between
the
ages
of
sixteen-
Peo
oy
cniei
uookson
the
little
Mariana,
Caroline
and
Marshall
islands.
.
and
irty
attended
from
the
sur-
mmmm
.
.
'
rrll
Tl
fl
I
rl
VT
ytrMAt
.
WW
ucl
There
no
financial
benefit
accruing
to
the
British
U
instruct
sun
ill
i
t
-
-ouu
ut
live
very
capable
capaoic
lnsvruc-:
ed
trffh
hinf
when
he
was
dven
another
supporter
in
TcSTSLSSi
me
Mouse
ot
commons
this
week,
the
Rrandon
ndintr
hnv.
nresident:
Theimrr
ttniiffpri'
of
Tht.
mg
reverted
from
Conservative
to
Liberal.
It
does
not
airore,
secretary,
other
members
look
like
decadence
on
the
part
of
the
federal
admfnistra
,nc,uded
Ja
Burt
f
Grassy
tion.
Some
people
thought
that
to
hold
its
own
instead
of
?a,ns'
Wlley,
Unc,ha
Vey.
making
gains
would
be
as
much
as
the
government
could
rtJStat?
expect.
,
Francois
Lake,
a
group
of
girls
in
clothine
of
In
dlan
design
performed
a
natlvp
t-
empire
from
holding
and
administering
this
territory,
tors
who
efficiently
handled
a
large
Attheco
.
Usually
it
is
a
bill
of
expense
to
Britain
but,
strategically,
ranse
of
subjects
to
suit
local
con-
In.gs-
it
has
its
advantages.
dltions.
Field
crops,
.
livestock,'
01
$40
tP
the
h
Palestine
fshoinfl
arl!?ifnrRtPrprl
hv
P.nf
Rvf,V
Pult
dairying.
Wrtlculture.
l
conclusion
of
the
proceed-
McDames
made
a
gift
Kltkatla
visitors,,
other
pire
and
is
still
claimed
by
the
Arabs.
It
is
costing;
Bri-
handicrafts;
recreation
and
com-.Dam?s
10
dlent
people.
ram:
hiiiro
onmo
fny
nnlim'nn-
t
V
r.
.:
..it..
.
i
..
.
I
Followine
a
farou-pil
fAat
o
v..
..uw
unu
iui
in
auuikiuu
wj'
numerous
Dri''
uiBaiuaMjn
werr
ine
suo-i.
v
wir
tish
lives.
The
nrnhlpm
thppp
is
rhaf
o
1
TioV,
Jects
taken.
nome.
of
DavW
Williams,
another
tlemen'
has
heen
formcl
on
the
understanding
that
it
ne
"hoo
sta'f
consisted
oi
'
Mirs
now,
it
might
meet
a
worse
fate
than
have
the
Jews
in
a.
Rennie.
GermPny.
Regret
that
the
school
was
Tne'
whole
question
of
colonial
administration
is:
dif-
though
was
express
by
the
ficult.
The
moment
action
is
taken
in
one
direction-it
be-
8?eater
numtr
of
students
as
the
ceding
of
the
Sudeten
to
Germany.
tlon
of
fhe
5ud4
ways
pnnled
ufor
the
coming
wlhter
months
by
th-LIBERA
IS
JTADE
GAIN
formation
or
study
and
dlreussion
D'lubtlers,
Primft
MinistPV
ALnfVpnrjp
Tino-
xoa
Uo,
'rouPs-
A
committee
to
help
pro-
iAl
1
,.
.
.
.
'""tS
;
o
prominent
man
of
Kltseuvu
th
visitors
entrained
for
their
return
to
the
coast.
Mfmr'
OF'
TIME
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
time
for
the
reception
of
tend
ers
for
Construction
of
Two
Build-55'
Aviations
and
Additions
to
Twd
Pxlstlne
Building
and
construction
of
a
concrete
Apron
and
Bliowav
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force-
Station.
AHford
Bay.
B.C
l
extended
to
12
o'clock
noon,
Friday
November
25th,
1933.
i
L.
R.
LaFLECHE.
1
t
.
Deputy
Minister
Department
of
National
Defence.
,
.P"awa,
November
8,
1938.
IH.Q.
921-106-3)
ny
CHIEF
M.
G.
McKAY
VTTCPt
t
r
.
lArmistice
Day
bv
M
ing
there
war.
feastln
modern
fh-
ted
m
mad
te
to
ion
after
whtch.ldme
of
the
tribal
u.0odn
I3t
S,?
.?.-nth
U.
wlnuted
sslon,
i"'"'"1"
.uuw.
sun.
made
by
Mrs
S
O
teresi
oi
au
preasm.
iiicic
aa
Dv
Canadian
singing
and
dance
to
the
accom-
RUner.
Legion,
Prince
wouct
puu-uc
u.
oiw...
erI1pjfl
t
mad
hv
Mrs
in
the
ancient
dra-lT7on
pcrtant
part
D7
m$$
BJanch.
atlc
towards--fhe
close
of
which
p0niface.
Manitoba
Chief
Emaulkln.
who
oreanhed
Mills,
wor.
Herb.
Ray.
St.
HISTORY
this
point
and
one
Of
them
it
is
hoped
Will
in
the
coming
Two
or
three
times
during
the
past
0U
J
npS.
.SB
ph.f
n9mW.
and
Interior
Villare
Oririnallv
Consist
year
make
good.
JSL
S?
SSSi
TrtbesSvho'u'ZT
1A"B"
"-.
"
Pc5
1
"."r-
motor
0tor
,iht-elrtr
lht-eeelnr
trio
trio
as
as
far
far
as
as'
Christianity
,
was
another
great
feast
and
pow-
nov.
ie:
The
Kll-(
i
wow
parade
and
Indian
dance
with.
",ar
native
vll'M
oh
the
Skeena
I
Chiefs
Arthur
McDames
and
Steve
j
Klvef
.betw5en
Terrace
and
C-,k
Morgan
as
the
hosts.
There
were
iwo
irmes.
Early
In
the
.
1
i
a
!
century
the
ta-n
tHViss
i
gether
and
left
their
old
villages
up
me
siceena
River
canvon
to
un
ite
in
the
nsw
village
on
Its
present
I
site.
It
was
at
that
time
that
they'
turned
to
Christianity.
In
1902
they
completed
their
place
of
wor-!
ship
known
as
the
Oospel
Army'
Hall.
In
1904
the
chiefs
ct
the
two'
triber
rigned
an
agre-ment
to
unite
:
in
one
house
of
worship
and
the,
Christian
Band
of
Workers
wasi
formed.
j
The
Christian
Band
of
Workers
was
Incorporated
under
the
provincial
Benevolent
Societies
Act
In-1911
'
with
branches
at
Port
Slmwon.'
Port
Essington
and
Kltttlas.
Port
Simpson
was
designated
as
head
quarters.
The
Salvation
Army
Is
also
an
active
organization
at
Kltselas
ln
addition
to.
the
Christian
Band
of
Workers,
having
it
separate
set
of
officers.
BAR.
GOLD
LONDON,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
The
nrlce
of
bar
gold
was
uo
6s
at
'35.09
per
fine
ounce
on
the
London
metal
'market
yesterday.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Yooli
Jump
Out
of
Bed
la
lim
Morning
Rarin
to
fo
TIm
Dt
ibould
poor
wt
two
pmait
tl
tquld
btl
tato
youl
bovrU
UUf.
If
thla
bil
ta
not
flowisf
It
if
row
tani
dwan'l
dif
.
It
)utt
tn
Um
bowali.
Gu
Uuu
B
your
itonui
Yon
r
t
tomtlpiUd.
Harmful
poioii(
to
la
to
r
bdv,
and
jou
(Ml
avor,
tuak
aad
tka
world
louka
punk.
Ih
bowtt
laoTtmcnt
domi't
at
war
tH
at
th
rauaa.
Yoa
iwd
anmHiilnf
I
bat
work
a
taa
liTrf
aa
wall.
It
Ukta
tbca
food,
old
Carur'i
liltla
Uw
rilla
ta
f
rt
tLwa
two
pounda
A
blla
flowlnf
frady
and
maka
rou
ftti
"up
and
up",
HarmlM
and
tratla,
tknr
maka
tka
bila
flow
Irarly.Tlwy
do
tba
work
l
alon4
but
rata
no
aalom)
or
marrury
la
than.
Aak
for
CarUr'a
litlla
lirar
fUU
by
aaawl
Stubbornly
fafua
aaytblnf
da.
tH.
Supper
Held
'By
Terrace
Church
!
TERRACS.
Nov
16:
.esifu!
sua-er
wa'
I
I
-A
very
sue-
rort
fissmgton
Um
passes
Away
Iriomai
Curhii.-rr
........
-
.
....
WOSJM,
J,rc
V
the
late
Jar.s
1
1
-
held
In
the
Or-1"1
por
Zmgton,
passed'
tntZ
ice.
on
on
Armistice
Armistice!
"ntlv
"nv
at
t
Victoria
Victoria
wh
where
he
vA""
Z
'
nse
Ha!l
Terrace,
,
Vai
U
UIF
U1C
UUJ1U
UI
JUIUAl-j
w
iciura-
C
1
I
iimcu
oiiu.cji.
r
ic
never
recoil
,
vo?al
and
Instrumenta!
se:t1os:';?,
fowph'y
Hospital
m
the
was
much
enjoyed.
Pleasing
duets
5
"
Cily
lnd
sn!n
irrrp"
rwlrmt
hv
Wri
Mr.
BfOOker
w
ftfH-
.
Day
was
observed'
at
Terrate
u,!stanly
es
EnW
In
VI
toria
&
the
mornlag.
with
a
service
of
re
1
"""'5
nuzS,
ana
r
"m'(j
wkwW
uire(ln,
memDrance
in
me
uaaienows
t
J
"
.
.
Moll-
nv
p
A
Hlnrhllffp
Po
nu
wup
proriucu
a
numosr
im'':
Adtm
Crisp
and
R-v.
William
Al-
cf
tuneful
melodies
on
the
piano,
len
officiated
Mr.
Hlnehllffe
of-
'
2.
a
I
ft.tt.-
J.11mK..J
u
t
Mn.U
1.
141-1
.tlAMonAA
nf
CiT
LI1E
VilUrUlI
UtTilVCiCU
a
VVIL11
B.I1
UULiai
ilLLCliUA4iv..
-
E-'mmiu
.hoi
u
to
be
ODen-
redress.
The
building
was
well,
Birchall
and
Rev.
J.
T.
Burchill.
The
a
t
nf?
nmirl
after
the
New
filed
with
those
who
had
come
tr
Little
Pays
three
sister,
ten
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nf
Kit
m
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A
cough
due
to
a
cold
i$
no
joke.
Get
Smith
Brothers
Cough
Drops.
(Black
or
Menthol.)
Cojc
only
lOc
jet
they're
i
real
cough
medicine.
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
ttpi-
I.-
BrC3lt!
nvu.
and
.ml
0,5
v
Mls
i
a.
ts.tj
"fe
ttnd
and
nit
wat
born
...
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"
Th
funeral
took
plnce
ina
Hh.
-.ird'a
Funeral
cha)d
In
7ijh
Ven-
Arthdeacon
A.
&
it
i
piece
orchestra,
under
the
leader-
Frank
Blasher
of
Chlckamln
rervice
men
of
the
district
and
iJUUUlCI
5
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vlcmltv
anri
rt,.rn
Tk
ship
of
A.
D.
Jones,
choirmaster
of
Olacier
in
the
Portland
Canal
dls-
Bugler
Sam
Klrkaldy,
who
Is
now
Very
pleased
JS0!,61
the
United
Church
supplied
tb
trict
U
leaving
Stewart
this
week
the
local
postmaster,
sounded
the
Well
Knoun
Woodcock
Man
Took
and
waJtina
fcr
tha
Ht7
J?
music
for
the
chcir.
The
church
for
a
two
months'
trip
as
rz&t
Post.
ln
MmMict
Day
'
observance
big
"caK
bWefa
Lel5
was
filled
to
capacity.
The
veter-
south
as
the
state
of
Mississippi.
in
the
evening
a
dance
was
held
m
Jlttl"
Swlnth
ans.
who.had
gather
at
the
Leg-
fXllf
hfi
W?
SMITHERS,
Nov.
l6:-WUUam
C.
hwilkdon
hi,
tam-o-'SnS
ion
headquarters,
paraded
and
DO
W.Wfl
W
!Ue!eff?L
ha,U
n
W
B,"y
"le
of
Woodcock
haS
borrow
'.his
wife
kS
marched
into
the
church
to
the
lUH
YY
J
IT
-rowdcd-wlth
dancing
couples
ard
tMn
spending
several
day
al
-nd
return
to
SmllhertaiST
seatr
that
had
been
reserved
for
TP
Ji;
r
he
financial
returns
were
satta-;
Sm,thera
,,,,
carne
up
riTer
to
cup.
that
he
"
them.
Rev.
J.
T.
Burchill
gave
the
llLLLr
0Ty-
...
,
do
some
hunUng
and
also
to
spend
ts
pedestal
in
las-
yeart
"
tornl
scripture
readings
and
th-
prayers
.
KJ
"un
JToi
Pri2e
we"
won
"
.
Armistice
Day.
He
had
never
been
-nenfc
The
bonspiei
ouK'
and
the
sermon
was
preached
tr
IOTS2GUKLA,
Nov
16:
-One
yf
"
tt-
e
ons
f
WM.ible
since
the
war
to
take
ad-
reem
complete
without
BUIt
it
k
Rev.
J.
E.
Birchall.
Th;
choir
sang
the
big?eU
celebration,
to
be
held
eJ7
"nf.
p
,
.v?
eW
Tantage
of
the
vorio'u
evea,
"n-.
h
-ConUstantr
and
the
tea,
the
anthem
"Who
Are
These
That
,n
Klt,egukia
,n
a
!3ng
time
tool:
J1"
of
"
Wown'a.nected
with
the
Armistice
celtbra-
curlers
will
look
forward
ioT
jare
Arrayed
ln
White
Robes?-
It
jace
last
w;ek
ln
connection
with
U"aJ7
of
the
Can,,n
L1
Uons
until
this
year
and
he
enjoy-
visit
again
in
January
was
rendered
very
beautifully
under
tne
vislt
of
chier
wird
H.
Gam-
VN
w"eB:
.
I
the
direction
of
A.
H.
R.
Howell,
ip
f
TfitVatia
and
his
nartv
con-
.
.
Pf?
hand-made
quilt.
:
'choirmaster
of
the
Anglican
church,
sisting
of
six
other
prominent
lead-
ma"y"-North,
won
by
Mrs.
In
the
evening
the
ArmHtice
Bill
er.
of
the
coast
vuiaoe
chiefs
Ar-
J
ormanoux-was
held
in
the
Towa
Hall
which
ILnlT
lid
's
eve
Morgan
!con.d
tea
cloth.
;
Iwas
was
(
crowded
to
capacity.
A
six-
,
,h.
r-ntin
tn
thP
visitors.
8r
Mrs.
Dubeau.
won
by
i
for
.
n.
c.
wamer
oi
emitners.
On
arrival
Tuesaay
morning
ac-
ThIrH
Inira
nr.
pre
,
t14j
e-
-
-
mis.
Mcnay.
n-arf
made
i
'
by
Mrs.
flst.
won
bv
a"-1-"
"
hPlirth
nHT
K-
!nni
The
sale
of
Donnles
STrppdprf
that
.mj
t
iii
900
.
fif
"d
!Jne
was
weaT-
eeCDHnhere
f
f
Altree
ing
the
emblem
of
remembrance
for
an
an
"official
otnciai
welcome
was
wa,
extended
euCU
me
past
lew
days.
Terrace
Wells
Are
Drying
Up
welcome
with
speeches
and
refreshments.
M
Fa
On.iTuejM'.?fJrn93n
a.
church
0I),W
TMADI
NO
JOKE
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITH
KAPOK
FLOSS-For
cushions,
lb.
CUSiHON
FORMS-Kapok
ni!ed.
From
.
.
....
.
FLANNEL
BLANKETS
and
SHEETS
Finest
quality.
Prom,
each
.
Blankets
White
andv
drey
Phone
"75
40c
35
c
$2,56
327
THIRD
AVEME
Condensed
Heat
Some
Milks
Are
Richer
Than
Others.
The
Siime
Applies
toJIeat
in
Coal.
The
Hottest
Goal
in
Town
is
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors-
d'peuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fis
Prince
Itupert
b
&
Cold
St
Co.
Ltd.
orage
Urltle.il
Columb'4