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Member
of
Audit
Barest,
ot
Clrculatiwns
DAILY
EDITION
DOING
OUR
PART
Thursday,
November
9,
1939.
against
fightina
as
a
general
principle
cannot
be
aain0'
;the
subject
got
no
further.
RUBBERS
&
OVERSHOES
News
of
Northern
Districts
Give
Till
it
Hurts
.
.
.
Now
is
the
Time
to
Get
Your
Rubber
Requirements
for
the
Winter
Ladies'
Best
Quality
fiP
Rubbers
Sim's
All
last-
81.00.
10
S1.25
Children's
and
Misses'
Size
5
to
mt
65c
t0
75c
Ladies'
Velvet
Overshoes
in
Wine,
Blue,
Black
and
Brown
with
New
Heather
Lining
Have
You
Seen
the
New
"JIFF"
Suede
Overshoe
Protestors?
Skidegate
Dance
Very
Successful
Excellent
Affair
Is
Staged
Social
Club
There
SKIDEGATE,
November
9:
Skidegate.
Social
Club
held
a
very
through
many
old
time
dances
which
were
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
all.
Re-
only
23.30
inches;
The
wettest
October
recorded
m
in
1935
when
11.64
Inches
of
rain
fell
at
Terrace.
i
i
Education
Costs
Are
Discussed
Those
of
us
who
are
unable
to
take
any
active
part
in
(
the
fiirhtfnff
in
the
present
war
have
an
opportunity
now
subjeet
At
Meeting
Of
Board
.
..
.
.
r.
:-
fii-
:a.
Trade
At
Terrace
to
neJp
in
the
more
numane
worn
in
connection
wun
u.
The
Red
Cross
Society
undertakes
such
work
as
nursing,
ambulance
work,
providing
and
fitting
out
hospitals
for
Q.CCiTY
Hallowe'en
In
Smithers
Was
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
was
held
on
-
"VI
1
Thursday
evening
at
the
home
of
&YV
(irflerlV
J
Mis.
O.
Turner,;
Skidegate.
Rout-
WJ
v
V
Of
ine
matters
were
attended
to
at
the
business
meeting.
Mrs.
E.
C.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
P.
Munro
had
as
dinner
guests
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Ol-
--.kkaoe,
wovemoer
v.
rer-
at
Sandsnlt.
th.
miKt
f
hor
hm.
helninf
the
?ck
and
wounded
We
are
dad
of
this
or-i
.
Kh".
oceuoied
the
festivities
.
:
to
a
dose.
most
of
the
smaller
countries
of
Eurpoe
to
be
knon
nos
sibly
as
the
United
States
of
Eurone.
This
sound1?
dui
it
wouia
ne
a
tremennous
ia.K
10
oersuaue
an
rnep
OLD
HIKER
AT
TERRACE
SMITirXRS,
November
9:
-Onl
Stevens,
who
nau
receiveu
curies
ox
Uie
quieiesi
ana
icjui
uuiwaiuu
r
f
kn
nnfietlAnslprA
tn
l
filTA4
mil
JnilAnan
.-Virl
I
Innt
AVIF
-f-
...
.
VI
bltC:
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t
W
.
V
V.
www
ilAIIUnv
K,l
M,l,viw
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1
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Lnf
Lnf
fnTu
iwt,
?l
r
svl-
Paswd
em
around
ail
th,
townspeople
on
the
mom-rlJTJ
to
the
member,
It
was
decided
to
ng
after.
T.he
activity
of
the
local
the
evening.
There
were
hold
a
meeting
in
two
weeks
time
police
force
kept
the
revelers
from
to
discuss
pians
for
the
fall
gathering
at
any
point
long
enough
bazaar.
After
the
business
meet
to
carry
out
any
pranks
that
they
tu,
V
"
Yh.
ng
was
adjourned
a
musical
hour
may
hav,
had
1
,
.
.
Hi
J
around-
m:
Acn
KLithr
iah.,
--,.-
..i-.n,
..
.
states
to
pive
up
their
nationality
and
the
particular
ad-1
terrace,
November
Mm-'
cribbage
ciub
held
its
week.
Vantages
tYp.Y
enwv
in
order
to
OOot
them
for
the
COm-!sleur
Jean
de
VaudrebU,
72
years
'n
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
m
mon
good.
Even
tve
tvo
parts
of
Ireland
find
it
difficul
i!'"
the
cal,ed
.
til
l
.
at
Terrace
last
week
in
the
q
ai
ine
-aLt
departure
of
ona
i.
1-
t
t.
j
i
v.
course
to
get
together..
Bntam
has
advantages
Of
high
wage.?0.
hls
feat
aelf-lmposed.
of
walk-
of
the
members.
Doctor
McColl,
COmnared
-With
CzechCPlovakia
and
the
workmen
there
I
inz
around
the
world.
and
u
wa
agreed
that
manv
Would
be
loathe
to
Work
in
direct
competition
with
thesel
He
Is
a
picturesque
figure
with
Pasant
hours
had
been
spent
at
lrTsr.t.ripp.l
frtfenr.
Tr
i
a
nrnhnhlo
fl,af
rfco
nUaf
.rr,
moustache
and
goatee
and
the
ine
weeK1V
m"-
The
winning
or.fc
0,.fr,
.t
V...
iu
1-
.
"dy
complexion
of
health.
One
team
was
that
of
McColl
and
Hill.
v..
i
.t.
...
Refreshments
It
13
-Ulte
posnble
that
thete
mav
bft
a
union
of
n
'sleeve
tesifies
to
his
service
to
his
hostess
at
the
close
of
the
game
tions
s.if
K
aUerrnted
after
the
First
Great
War
but
it
is
doubtful
if
it
could
include'
a
fiscal
union.
Lord
Hallfn.
in
a
speech
that
was
broarlcast
thrniu?h-ont
tho
"
o
-l.l
-ppr-tiv
mentioned
after
the
war
nroh-
Jems
but
naturally
it
was
in
very
general
terms.
I
'-ill
native
Belgium.
On
his
coat
he
10
ine
Piaye"
and
their
wives.
carries
numerous
military
badges,
"
collected
in
the
war
'and
he
also
'
""Ham
Barry,
who
has
been
wears
the
badge
of
the
Cnad!r.
',shln8
dog
fish
this
fall,
had
a
Legion.
narrow
escape
from
drowning
the
Jean
de
Vaudreuil
began
his
,ner
mgni
wnen
he
Inadvertently
."
?.
.b?iP
f..tt
world
to
evolve
a
plan!"
r-jr
scows
S
I
II.
I
I.
Will
HOTIWI
T
ntk
niTT
I
a
M
Ihannct
oi..l
--....
.
"
.....
"
.v.
...v.
j.nu.micr
v
j-ciot,
mm
jjuooiHiy
sui
reached
Terrace
a
more
permanent
peace.
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
v.,..x..,
,j
u.
..Mllt,milI
he
has
vlslted
It
S
needless
to
the
men
and
women
who
during
the
First
Great
War
gav
add
he
now
has
some
from
Ter-their
live
in
rtefence
of
the
Empire.
Many
Prince
Ru
race-
pert
people
will
wish
to
join
in
the
public
expression
at
thr
Cenotauh
on
.Saturday
mornine
w.hile
others,
not
able
t
Ocean
Falls
Ski
tro
there,
will
ioin
rt
the-
rrrpat
silpt.r
nf
tAovon
'1flr
m,l
vjwti
will
take
part
in
the
thanksgiving
that
thete
are
still
Can
-
And
Hlkm?
Club
adian
m"n
who
are
ready
to
give
their
lives
for
a
RpirituaT
,
V
ideal
and
in
prayer
that
none
of
them
may
be
called
upon
,
Had
Good
DaitCe
to
make
the
supreme
sacrifice
as
cur
men
did
over
twenty
years
ago.
Never
sine
the
first
Armistice
Day
has
the
event
(
held
such
significance
to
the
'people
of
the
British
.
Empire
,t
-
i.
-
i
as
tins
year
wnen
we
are
again
canen
upon
10
taKe
a
right
of
others
to
exist.
OCEAN
FALLS,
November
0:
Under
the
auspices,
ot
the
Ocean.
Falls
Skiiers'
and
Hikers'
Club
a
I
.
r
-
'
successiui
aance
was
neio.
in?
V
i
-
.
I
.
t
stand
for
the
rmht
to
exist
and
more
particularly
for
the
JFuSi9
SS'
b
tOreen
and
His
IUiythm
Boys.
irrm
v..
and
was
pulled
down
by
his
high
bv
wa
nf
onnni
nri
Rmith-
rubber
boats.
Oscar
Hanson
and
A
satchel
on
his
back
contains
George,
ty
came
to
h!s
a,d
and
letters
and
autographs
of
promln-"scu;d
hlm
wltn
difficulty
from
'
.
.
,...
Ithe
narrow
Rnm
RntiifrlQv
io
RomomK,,,,
Flo.r
,.
t,0
,...
trni
PP15
01
inc
numerous
places;
-----
It's
the
ciirnu'athe
effect
ot
ad
Ttlslng
tht
counts.
Hair
Treatment
Are
you
suffering
with
Bealy
Dandruff,
Itching
Scalp,
Dry
Fragile
and
Lusterless.
HaJrT
Our
correct
recondition
treatments
will
do
wonders
for
you
at
NELSON'S
Barber
and
Beauty
Shop
in
mind.
The
nlnn.XhX
J.i.irt
was
enjoyed.
With
Mrs.
Basil
Hart-
prowler
ear
travelled
the
streets
SJSTuS
le
as
planist
streral
v1
oW
80
fsst
tnd
frequ,nt-
y
'
favorites
were
sun
Refreshments
iy
that
it
was
all
the
boys
could,
Terrace
Gets
Wet
Weather
October
This
Year
On
Of
Damped
Month
In
History
TERRACE,
November
9:
Th"
month
of
October
provpd
to
b
lone
of
the
wettst
In
h!.tory.
so
far
as
history
is
reffcs'ed
by
the
met-reorofcgfcl
records
at
Terrace.
Nine
and
a
h?lf
inches
wa
mens-
were
then
served
by
the
hostess.
kn
out
from
antler
it
;
assisted
by
hex
young
daughter.
No
.signs
of
obstructions
In
the'
streets
or
misplaced
various
small
Local
girls
who
have
teen
at
the
bniMings
decorated
the
streets
the
Pacofl
cannery
for
lhe
last
two
'nowtag
morning
and
it
speaks
mcnths
hare
returned
to
their
tent
highly
tor
the
poUee
that
homes.
Although
the
work
was
they
were
able
to
nau
me
ma-slack
at
the
beginning
of
the
ahltf
and
near
hcodtumi-vn
of
preseason
the
girls
got
fn
longer
hours
tious
years.
towards
the
end
anareven
u
tney
didn't
make
much
money,
they
had
a
good
time
from
all
accounts.
TF.RRACF.
Olof
Hanson
M
P.
last
week
paid
mm
n
n4
M
w
rwl
H
f
i
nArttftn
Trl
m
..i.u
J
.
rvl
J
....
.
urert
as
eomnsrpd
with
fmir
and
a
mw
-"-
lerrace
a
visji
ana
on
rr.uajr
KCn
w"
al
Usk
to
'Wt
the
PP,e
there-
half
in
the
month
of
October
last
""f,
wfddJn?
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
.
Up
to
the
end
of
October
42.10
"nr
UtfJ
ln
iheJymH
nr
w'atncr
ntmues.
On
Inches
have
been
recorded
for
the
"
7
'
,
rZ,
xn?T
was
now
t0
ehe
and
bridge
and
Chi-
one
Inch
which,
melted
away
present
year
while,
un
to
th
end
of
Oeteber
in
1938.
the
total
was
ms?
eheckers
.were
played.
At
fl-
ouiekl-
n
It
ram;.
midnight
th?
Yhtsts
sat
down
to
a
table
spread
with
a
beautiful
The
Catholic
Ladles
held
the
an-
IaCe
CIoth
and
centrtd
bv
d"0'
a
mtal
Cathclic
Bazaar
Saturday.
the
past
twenty-five
yars
was
on
aucu
ta.c.
mc
noai.
4uu
uuaic
vii
well
ontroTiKed
ond
brouwht
were
th-
recipients
of
colorful
and
ln
at
considerable
amount
for
useful
kitchen
utensils,
gifts
from
thurch
funds.
their
assembled
friends
who
in-
eluded
Medames
Chrlstenssn
Mr
Ind
Mrs
E
GlefSon
haTf
Roberts.
S:haffer.
Hill.
Size.
Cnas-
--Y-
in
to
their
new
home
on
neay.
Turner,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
'
Laiee
Avenue
C
H.
Jolllffe.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Olson
and
M'ss
Bitty
Olson.
f
Thoroughbred
Miss
Edna
Beaven,
who
recentlv
StlM
I
nrmnrr
race
and
district
Board
of
Trade
.her
and
slster.ln-law.
Mr.
and
""ar
Official
and
Dhlrlft
Atri
the
WOUnded
or
Sick,
sending
comforts
tO
the
men
Wh0ne,a
ita
mommy
meeting
wednes-
Mrs.
Harry
Beaven.
are
doing
th.e
actual
;
fighting.and
also
for
the
prisoners
of
,S
SaS
dlscuslon
war,
providing
memcai
supplies,
ciommg
anu
DooKs.ant
a
resoiution
reaching
Terrace
from
Qn
..ni
i
w
.
u
..
ZZ'Z
-
.
seeing
that
there
is
a
plentiful
supply
of
surgical
Slipplie
Vancouver
which
resolution
would
tertained
grown-ups
and
kiddles
a:
and
dressings.
urge
the
government
to
assume
aU
-
delightful
Hp
llowe'en
party
at
Most
people
feel
that
they
want
to
help.
This
seems
1
fj008
,c
thus
-
the
school
house.
Both
old
and
tn
to
hp
De
thp
the
hpr
bett
nlan
plan
Ot
nf
giving
jrivintr
pffpr-tiVp
ellective
fipTn
neJp
SO
n
that
that
ttiex
tw!:
jbarden
?
8
of
.
ef
001
.
SOme
opinions
1
the
youn
occasion
enif"d
and
into
lames
the
and
spirit
con-
of
iuav
cctmc
ciic
ycoi
ijuaaiuic
icsuua
Lvcii
knuc
nu
uit
pruyca
w
dc
cvcniy
Qiriaea
ana
so
tests
were
enjoyed
bv
alL
Refresh
cuIluralM
Are
Touring
Bulkley
V'.ll.
c.wuiits,
ovemw?r
9:
-narr
Bowman.
C.
N.
R.
Colonization
Atent
from
Prince
Oeorge.
and
Fhlrley
Preston,
the
provincial
"overnment
Agronomist
at
Sml-hers,
are
busy
crulVng
the
Bulk-ley
Valley
canvassing
the
farmers
ments
were
vrvrH
h-Vnrir.-
th.
'ho
wish
to
import
thoroughbred
.
..,
.....
Portunitv
of
dra-m-
the
attention
of
the
neople
of
Prince
;
spWin77
owapJ
The
BadmlnT
Ruper
to
so
laudable
a
nroiect
as
the
Red
Cross
campaigr
enough
interest
m
the
meetm,
to
dance
to
raise
f
undsT
ciub
mui.
held
Hall
a
Which
come?
to
a
head
next
Week.
attend
in
suite
of
the
steady
was
the
scene
of
the
affair
and
r
,
downpour
without.
mUsIc
was
suDoHed
bv
several
AFTER
THE
WAR
!
Some
writero.
on
war
themes
are
beginning
to
dwi?"
what
is
to
take
place
after
Hitler
has
been
defeated.
It
ij
suggested
tKata
'Jpmocratic
state
be
formed
'nci'ul'nj
Great
Briram
and
Ireland
Germany,
France.
Italy
andj
members
of
the
native
orchestra
"The
Harmony
Boys.'
Supper
was
served
at
Hanson's
restaurant
a!
midnight
and
the
dance
continued
until
the
wee
small
hours.
Mrs.
Fed
Atkins
and
Mrs.
Oeor-e
Chast-ney
were
in
charge
of
the
ar-
f
;Jean
de
Vaudreuil
Calh
There
On
rantementi
and
Alwyn
Chastenejr
.
i
1.
,1
vjiui
;-wiramiK
W9UK
"c
uwi.
,
,11
.
1
i
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