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By
Arrow
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hire
The
newest,
smartest
patterns
In
prints
and
L'mlhh
woven
nroadtloth.
Faney
whites
and
silky
lustrenes
In
all
shades.
Tailored
as
only
Arrow
knows
how.
Sec
our
selection
It
you
want
to
please
that
rertain
party.
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to
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have
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as
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all
their
jay
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shades
and
patterns.
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If
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Batter
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Rhubarb
25C
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Friday,
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VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNt
tsi
District
News
SMITHERS
Harry
Bowman,
Canadian
National
Railways
colonization
ajjent,
accompanied
by
M.
Syrchuk
of
Edmonton,
has
been
In
the
district
the
past
tew
days
dSstrlbutlns
a
num-
triHop
an
arl
vontapiii
nrnnff.
vantage
of
the
opportunity
to
supply
themselves
with
first
class
stock.
Oscare
Lundstrom
met
with
a
serious
accident
on
his
farm
In
the
Olentanna
district
near
here
few
days
ago
when
he
was
knocked
down
and
trampled
by
a
bull
which
he
kept
on
the
farm.
The
animal
had
no
horns.
Otherwise
Mr.
Lund-
ttrom
might
have
been
gored
to
death
but
he
was
quite
badly
maul-ued
around
and
Is
now
a
patient
in
the
Smlthers
hospital
where
he
is
recovering
from
his
experience.
Pete
Skuba.
his
neighbor,
happened
to
be
with
him
at
the
time
and
succeeded
in
getting
him
away
form
the
animal
Continued
heavy
rainfall
In
the
Bulkier
Valley
and
other
parts
of
the
central
Interior
Is
playing
havoc
with
the
roads
la
which
Urge
holes
are
developing.
Weather
conditions
continue
exceptional
for
this
time
of
year
with
no
snow
on
the
ground
as
yet
Next
Monday
Is
civic
nomination
day
for
the
village
of
Smlthers.
Charles
Morris
will
be
a
candidate
to
succeed
himself
as
village
oom-mlssloner.
Provincial
police,
under
Sergeant
Hooker.
ar
n.ktn?
a
Iz'M
to
make
njotoilnt
snfer
in
Sui:ers
and
dls-tnet
Dvi!?
the
past
week
there
have
been
two
defective
brake
pro
secution..
Miss
M.
Ellen
Mclntyre,
admlnls
Ira
tor
of
the
Meriden
Hospital
at
Mertden.
Cannecticut.
and
sister
of
John
R.
Mclntyre.
well
locomative
engineer
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
had
the
distinction
o.
having
a
fellowship
conferred
upon
her
at
recent
convocation
exercises
of
the
American
College
of
Hospital
Administrators
in
the
Royal
York
Hotel.
Toronto,
In
a
recent
drawing
conducted
by
the
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hos
pital
Auxiliary
Mrs.
Ferrara
wi
winner
of
the
first
prize,
a
suitcase.
while
Mrs,
L.
S.
Freer,
won
the
second
prize,
a
baby's
dress.
Vernon
Flockhart,
ten-year-oW
on
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Flock
-
htrt.
Is
making
excellent
nmere
toward
recovery
at
the
Smlthers
Hasnital
fnJlovrtnz
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
F
W.
A.
Mapleton.
well
known
Telkwa
merchant
Is
a
patient
in
the
Smlthers
Hospital
Otof
Hanson
XIP.
and
Austin
E.
,
...
luoocenougn
oi
smtmers
maae
a
trip
to
Jasper
Park
last
week.
Mary
Pierre,
a
weH
known
dU
trict
native
woman,
is
doing
i
month's
time
in
Smithers
tor
violation
of
suspended
sentence.
R,
M.
Wlnslow.
assistant
gener
al
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
returned
on
the
CataLa
last
night
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
SeatUe
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
MINERAL
ACT
Natir
T
Ixmnarat
C-tmm
Ta
John
K.
AMf
4
Cmmirt
RiiLe-Un4
at
fnlllr.
Wi.hlnftaa,
f.
A.
WIU3UEAS
Umtv
are
oruti
oclicr
Uua
mjwtt
to
the
exura.
of
more
thaa
or
qwkMrr
interest
is
ecb
aad
all
cf
the
Star
No.
1.
Sur
No
I
Sur
So.
3.
fr-M
No.
t.
6tr
So.
S,
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Ho
6.
sutf
No.
Star
Na
t.
sr
No.
9
and
SUr
No.
10
Ulnrral
Claim
attuate
on
tt
acrUv
M
of
Pcrcarr
ItUad
ta
CtUamonp
Pwaigt
about
500
Ir.
tjnen
bnacb
ia
the
Etan
Ulalrtg
DerUtaa.
rrortace
of
BrltUIj
CoJurnSl
TAJUC
NOTICZ
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Mrrm
you
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pay
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mcturnd
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amid
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CSalma,
your
latrrart
on
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Cklnu
taa
b
torrlted
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brmroe
rcrtfd
tS
uadvcsisnrd
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tnade
tttf
rcqulrrd
expmdiUirra.
D.VTED
at
rrtiKw
Rupm.
8
C.
tfcia
.
S.
RCRXST.
Women's
Club
At
Ocean
Falls
Has
'Xmas
Program
OCEAN
FALLS,
Dec.
11
Stnclng
carols
school
girls
farmers
of
the
Houston
and
Smith-Christmas
by
ers
areas.
This
stock
Is
brought
tnlrrom.Ml
cl.asffs
an
l
tractive
leaiure
01
uic
vTvccniorr
ment
with
the
government
and
a
meeting
of,
the
Women's
Club.
Miss
number
of
farmers
have
taken
ad
Edith
Benson,
who
directed
the
?roup.
gave
a
talk
on
Christmas
carols
,
and
'wait'
singing.
Marked
The
McBride
Women's
Institute
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
President.
Mrs.
Holdway
vice-presidents.
Mrs.
Mustard
and
Mrs.
Rutherford:
secretary.
Mrs.
Taylor
and
Mrs.
Blundell.
Don't
Fool
Yourself
About
the
Value
of
Personal
Appearance
t
Clothes
may
not
make
the
man
bat
they
help
to
make
him
more
suceess-foL
Resolve
today
to
cash
in
on
a
neat,
trim
appearance
by
having
jour
wardrobe
spruced
up
at
Ideal
Cleaners.
The
cost
is
small
but
the
reward
b
great.
Phone
858
For
Our
nuteman
to
Stop
IDEAL
CLEANERS
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
Government
Telegraphs
I
power
boat
Phtlmac.
used
In
patrolling
the
telegraph
line
between
Stewart
and
Maple
Bay.
down
Portland
Canal,
had
a
rather
bad
fire
(aboard
a
few
days
ajo.
the
vessel
j
sustaining
considerable
scorching
la.
a
result-
A.
J.
Bdiund,
construe
-
Uion
foreman
Lorn
Prince
Rupert.
was
aboard
at
the
time
and
sustained
minor
burn,
it
ia
reported.
The
local
Indian
Department
cruiser
Naskeena
wm
nearby
at
the
ttme
and,
by
means
oi
her
fire
extinguishers.
aAsUter
in
patting
out
the
tire
on
the
Phtlmae.
dramatic
talent
was
shown
by
Miss.
tTnlnn
,tam.r
CaUla.
Capt
Vita
Adams
and
Miss
Patsy
PH
James
Flndlay.
arrived
In
port
a
mcr
as
Good
King
Wenceslaus
and10;45
la4t
nlsht
tr0m
the
south
his
page.
Misses
Roberta
Clarke.i.
.
ftt
.
f0f
Stewart
and
trene
Miller
and
Margaret
Hughes
were
the
Three
Kings
of
Orient,
as-
McBRIDE
The
oblectlve
of
i500
fixed
by
en-
thusiastlc
workers
tor
the
Red
Cro&i
at
McBride
has
been
reached
and
will
be
exceeded.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rhodes
of
Smlther
are
paying
a
visit
at
McBride
as
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Rhodes'
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
E.
WalL
nther
northern
noinU
whence
.sh
m
return
here
tomorrow
af-r
dated
by
the
others,
including
loon
on
her
way
back
to
Vanmu
Misses
Mary
Clark.
Virginia
Mr-
Tff
and
aypointe.
halL
Joyce
Calhoun
and
Louts
,
MacKellar.
Mrs.
Drumb
was
the
irt
Simpson
boat
Larrv
accompanist.
H.
Capt.
Henry
Helin.
was
m
Mrs.
Palmer
gave
a
very
Inter-
Saturday,
having
on
board
-sUn?
paper
on
Palestine.
officers
of
the
Young
Pewoles
Edu-
Th
well-known
play
"The
First
cattonal
Association,
visiting
town
Mrs.
Fraser'
was
read
by
Mrs.
U-e,
to
purchase
materials
for
the
re
Mrs.
MeMarter.
Mrs
Zleman.
Mrs.-
decorating
o(
the
Y.
P
E.
A.
Hall
"alhouR
and
Mrs.
Alnsworth,
the
which
work
wfll
be
Oirried
out
be-wo
lat
taking
the
parts
ot
Mrs.
fore
Christmas.
The
party
left
Eraser
and
Elsie.
Saturday
evening
on
Its
return
Ihome.
ROGERS
IN
FUN
FILM
The
uproarious
tale
of
a
sidewalk
Cinderella
who
brings
about
a
rev-itution
among
the
members
of
a
rich
but
unhappy
New
York
family.
!
-Fifth
Avenue
Girt,"
tUfrtef
O
later
Rogers,
is
the
feature
picture
tor
the
first
halt
of
this
week
at,
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
When
Walter
Connelly,
a
milUoB-Ure.
sees
his
family
dlslntegrttac
before
his
eyes
his
wife
pUnntof
a
trip
to
Reno
to
get
a
divorce
and,
MEN
J
Btri
vJBal
J
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'
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THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphosphates.
Monocalrlnm
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
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Hrand
Metals
Gold
SHrer
Lead
Zinc
Cadmium
EUtnnth
Antimony
and
Zine
Dast
Abo
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Snlphnr
GenrTal
Oinc
and
Works
TraiLBX.
marry
a
playboy,
his
son
neglecting
business
for
polo
and
his
daughter
travelling
with
a
bunch
of
goldfish
dumpers
he
engages
dinger
unexpected
faahior,
managing
to
solve
all
the
others
but
own
difficulties
m
Rogers,
a
cheerful
young
member
,
until
the
very
end
of
the
unemployed
army,
to
be
his
i
Verree
Ttudalr
.
house
guest
and
let
the
family
think;
Tim
Holt.
'Kathryr.
she
is
a
little
gold-digger.
The
Franklin
Panfborn
:
scheme
works
out
In
hilarious
end
parts
In
the
east.
Christmas
Cards
That
Arc
Really
Personal
Now
is
the
time
to
order
your
Chrirt-mas
cards
if
vru
want
thorn
really
personal.
Place
yoar
order
early
and
have
your
own
name
lmpxtnted
on
your
Christmas
meamce.
We
offr
a
wide
aaeortraent
of
attractively
Uht
rated
freet
l
n
.
exprcMinK
your
sentiment
In
cleverly
written
and
sincere
meaeatea.
Order
today
for
that
personal
touch.
Gift
Wrapplnr.
Tats
and
Seal.
Fancy
!ted
Stationery.
Fountain
Fen
Sets
vata'
i
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OF
FUN-LOAI)KI)
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to
Rescue
a
Lonesome
Rich
Man
!,
m,
Se,Ct-
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--"fit
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at
Hit
and
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win.
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kits
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Mock.
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Street
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