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IX
GUARDS,
RAGLAN
AND
BELTED
RAGLAN
MODELS
West
of
Englands
322.50
Irish
Fleeces
English
Lodens
And
S25.0C
27.50
$29.50
Genuine
Harris
Tweeds
30.00
Winter
Overcoats
In
the
Popular.
Guards
Model
$20.00
Watts
&
Nicl
erson
s
USEFUL
GIFTS
FOR
MEN
TERRACE
,E.
S.
Hetherlngton.
welfare
offlc
er
from
Prince
Rupsrt.
was
here
during
the
week
to
investigate
a
case
concerning
four
children
whj
had
been
resorted
to
be
in
need
of
proper
-
parental
control.
Nigel
Sher-
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
CapL
James
Flndlav
nrrivH
in
nnrt
at
,
'
H
..,,
.
,
.
KV.W
wooa
ana
wm
Kooinron.
as
justices
7;45
this
morning
from
Stewart
of
the
peace,
on
Thursday
adjudged
and
A
tU
the
children
as
being
neglected
and
northern
Pints
and
they
were
placed
In
the
care
of
the
zMcd
at
1:30
thU
afternoon
for
government
welfare
service.
Mrs.
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Kelsberg
accorrrpanled
them
to
the
.
coast
on
Thursday's
train.
Branch,
held
its.
monthly
meeting
On
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
on
Wednesday.
Th
meeting
was
home
of
Mrs.
North
the
Women's
well
attended
and
granted
$10
to
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
the
community
Christmas
tree
rsrrKs
trlct
and
the
women
expect
soon
to
cf
christmas
time
It
was
decided
to
have
everyone
knitting
and
sew-
8
ahead
now
to
make
arrange-
lng
for
the
cause.
'
ments;
for
a
celebration
on
New
Year's
Eve.
President
Dubeau
was
The
Canadian
Legion,
Terrace
n
the
chair.
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
PHONES
585
58C
No
Charge
for
Delivery
Shelled
Almonds
CJftf
Per
lb,
QUI
Shelled
Walnuts
Qft
Per
lb
Vl
Cut
Mixed
Peel
9C
l-lb.pkgs.
Glace
Cherries
OS
n
Pe;
lb.
V"
Almond
Paste
1
Qr
Vs-lb.
pkg
J-
.
Boiled
Cider
90r
Per
bottle
Ground
Almonds
Af0
8-oz.
drums
lettuce
Solid
heads.
Q
Each
"Sr
,:
20c
Garlic
Sausage
Olio
'
Per
lb.
.VV
i
i
i
Boiled
Ham
ftflo
Per
lb.
PUl
Weiners
(
Per
lb
Swift's
Boned
Ham
Cflf
Sliced,
per
lb.
Swift's
Premium
Bacon
The
best.
dn1
Per
lb
TtDU
Per,
dozen
Jewel
Shortening
-
Of?o
2
lbs.-
for
ft
K
Mr
it
mm
I
Totally
unlike
the
grim-visaged
martinet
of
the
parade
ground
Is
Gen.
LuUe.
chief
of
the
German
army,
as
he
plays
with
his
youngest
baby
boy.
Adolf
Hermann,
at
his
home
m
Ber
lin
on
the
occasion
of
his
46th
birthday
recently
His
two
othe
children
Inge
and
Vik
tor.
are
also
shown,
Terrace
High
School
Puts
On
Good
Show
fpeclal
mead
of
applause.
Miss
.Marion
Head
gave
a
piano
solo
and
Allan
Dubeau,
with
his
brother.
Dicky
Dubeau.
plaved
a
duet
on
piano
and
saxophone.
Allan
Dubeau.
a
Dromlslnff
nlanlsL
assisted
In
the
accompaniments.1
Miss
Edna
Bland
al&
tave
a:
very
w
w
good
piano
M
performance
w
I
The
last
Item
on
the
Droeram
he,r
future
was
a
play
"The
Open
Door."
in
Ontario,
which
Emil
Blssonette
caused
a
lot
'
of
laughter
by
his
talent
on
I
the
sta?e.
Altogether
the
show
reflected
a
ereat
deal
of
credit
not
only
upon
the
talented
young
peoole
but
un-
on
those
who
had
trained
them.
Mr.
Crocker
thanked
the
audi
ence
for
its
support.
Advertising
is
an
.uw&inent.
MINT.IML
ACT
.
Nottrr
Tn
l)rllniii..'r
r.w-
T"
'"
V.
A
Mm
and
C.undrr
nitke-Und
of
Sruttlr.
UaAliln(tn,
V.
.
A.
WHEREAS
there
m
owuerg
aliin
than
IHTBelf
tn
th
ritm
nt
thin
on
qvnrier
intrst
In
oh
and
JI
of
the
Bter
No.
1.
Wr
No.
3.
Stir
No.
3.
8Ur
No.
4,
8r
No.
5.
8tr
No
.
Star
No.
7.
Star
No,
8.
Star
No.
9
and
Star
No.
10
Mineral
Claim
altuate
on
the
ncrth
side
of
Porcher
Uland
tn
ChUmore
Parage
about
500
Jeet
from
the
beach
In
the
Skcena
Mining
DlTUlon.
Province
of
BrlUah
Columbia;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Uflleaa
you
da
pay
within
80
daya
from
the
date
hereof
the
sum
of
1153750
being
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
year
1837.
1938
and
1839
by
Section
28
of
the
Mineral
Atx
n
h
B.
C.
1838.
Chaptex
161.
together
with
i
all
conU
of
thU
notice,
to
the
under-1
lgnl,
the
regtotcred
owner
of
aald
MUwral
Clatoia,
your
Uvtereat
on
saldl
UUieral
Claims
iuUl
h
rnrritot
becccne
Jrerted
In
th
lhaa
made
the
required
expendltureu.
sin
aay
01
JUiy.
1039.
E.
S.
BEBNEY.
;(Jov:kn.mkt
i.iiok
act"
(HMlloil
20.)
'tlce
Ut
Application
Tor
CoiiKrnt
To
Trannfrr
(
lub
Mirnrr
To
Otlirr
i
Notice'
U
hereby
given
that
on
the
expiration
of
ttxU
adi
ertlwenient.
the
underalzned
lntenda
to
anulv
to
tht
i
I
.In
1
(fir
OntitrrJ
TVuip
trv
.t.r
t
trajvrfef
flib
licence
No.
1239,
Uaued
In
ferpeot
of
certain
premise
altuate
on
iAM.m
a
turn
,
uheji
xi-A,
oecuon
1,
Map
933.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Rojftalrn-
tlAfi
Dljilrlrt.
1a
rirtaln
nrmimm
ftlt.tl.
Kte
at
the
comer
of
Second
Avenue
and
TTiim
Btreet,
upon
land
described
a
LoU
No.
1
and
3
of
Block
20,
Section
1
Map
923,
Prince
Unpen.
Land
BesHtra-Uot
Dutrlot
1
toe
Province
cf
Brltii
Odiunbla.
Dated
at
Prince
nupcx.
B.C.
thlx
13th
day
of
November
A.
D.
1939.
piu.NCE
nurErtr
club
LivrtrxD
SMITHERS
Marking
th?
approaching
son
of
thr
occupational
classes
which
have
been
in
progress
at
TERRACE.
Dee.
5:
Terrace
Hlih
-Uwr.
a
Danauet
was
held
1a.
t
School
students
presented
a
very
Monday
nlaht
in
th
Trtku
itr.ii
A
Dlavlet
pntltlpM
"Thi.
T,ivin
HOW
Hum,
was
Machine."
under
the'
direction
of
'nere
wtre
rnany
speakers.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
nf
GHIM
GERMAN
ARMY
CHIEF
JUST
PROUD
FATHER
AT
HOME
I
PRINCE
GEORGE
TOPCOATS
For
Year-Round
Wear
Light
Day's
Trading
On
Gotham
Mart
2
24
lrchM
arTr
at
lift?!
r
a.
la.
!
.
t.ia
o
.
nnu,'lM
UP
.33.
.
.
'
Prince
George
will
have
1U
annual
Ylvlc
election
next
week.
A
mayor,
four
aldermen
and
two
I
school
trustees
art
to
be
elected.
The
present
Incumbents
whose
terms
expire
are
Mayor
A.
M.
Patterson.
AJdcrmen
W.
L.
Armstrong,
W
R
Munro.
Fred
Taylor
and
W,
H
Crocker
and
School
Trustees
H.
J.
Hocking
and
W.
R.
Munro.
It
Is
expected
Mayor
Patterson
will
seek
re-election.
Nominations
will
be
received
Monday
and
voting,
if
necessary,
will
take
place
Thursday.
ited
Cross
drive
collections
for
Prince
George
to
date
total
$08950
and.
with
collections
from
Olscome
and
Hansard,
make
an
aggregate
of
tmjil.
Fire
Chief
D.
O.
Frassr
now
hat
his
department
efficiently
settled
;n
the
new
fire
hall
on
George
Street
in
Prlnw
Oeorgge.
The
building
blng
used
was
formerly
the
RUU-Klfer
Hall.
The
Prlnc
George
llospiui
Board
is
considering
the
advUabU-ity
'l
irutalHng
ne'
and
modem
x-ray
equlonwnt
and
nirmhm
the
board
expressed
thenuelvM
favorable
In
th
Mm
Th
in.i.li.
.
He.,,
e,1v
IKtXE
DUNNE
In
"Invitation
L
As
.Modern
t
ihe7
A
True
..ii..
vJ
HapninJ
With
FKCI)
.MrMI
Rtu
C'MRUE
RiT.cS
At
7
l
d
,.
Al.n
WALT
DISNEY
rARTOkl
WKAMATIC
SCHOOL-
War
Onenino-1!
rfi
1
r.-n
..-ji
t..j.j
i
ii.
.
i
.
..
...
rtav'a
hirnnwi.
imiuk
-I
I
1
1
juuuuijr
aupiauueu
ana
cauea
neamer
so
excepuonaiiy
mild
H
unwu
itarro.
forth
guU
of
laughter.
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
that
farmers
i
Mrs.
Crocker
presented
a
troupe
have
been
able
to
carry
on
plough-
Mnvomknt
MnJ,r
"f
elrLv
who
did
verv
well
In
an
lng
of
their
Heidi.
It
ha?
bfen
VCIIlULT
nCariY
"hlbltlon
of
dub
swinging.
Mr.
possible
to
carry
out
a
great
deal
-lT
Knapp's
boys
nerformed
some
dlf-
of
work
on
the
land
this
fall.
lVH.t
M
iL
ficult
and
skilful
acrobatic
feats.
!
IT
CULM
IfiUIIUl
Miss
Norma
Kenney
gave
a
neat
Having
suffered
two
strokes.
Wil-
'
word
dsn-
and
some
musical;
"am
Bovl
sr.
Is
scrlouslv
111
at
TEHHACK
rw
s
w....-.1
terns
br
the
mmll
brought
n
,
his
home
here.
hsri
KiMn
.v.r.
j
."
-
test
month
Terrace
had
ever
ha!
Mrs.
H.
Bennett
and
Mr
rnnv
tinon
-
-
'
i..
'
J
j
ec
v
wrvtiiiFr
wrwtiirr
A
McLarry
of
Ootsa
Lake
are
spend-
station,
however,
it
is
found
that
ng
a
few
weeks
visiting
In
SmI-
November
In
1P33
hjfklj
the
record
thers
as
the
guests
cf
Mrs.
L.
for
Terraef
wrien
he
rain
measur-Kemple
and
Mrs.
C.
Kerr.
ed
up
to
15
42
inches
JOurlng
the
'""nth
Jt
-at
ire
Wi
raln-
r.
and
..Irs.
OiH
Grifiin
left
fall
of
H.4
Incnes.
The
dryest
home
in
-
-
-
-
-
rir
.
W.
11
I
WAS
Hamilton,
In
192t
when
the
MEN
Don't
Fool
Yourself
About
the
Value
of
Personal
Appearance
Clothes
may
not
make
the
man
but
they
help
to
make
him
more
succew-ful.
Itesolve
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
Is
treat.
Phone
858
For
Our
Routeman
to
Stop
IDEAL
GLEANERS
fall
t
measured
Christmas
Cards
That
Arc
Really
Personal
Now
is
the
time
to
order
your
Christmas
cards
if
-"nu
want
them
really
personal.
Phce
your
order
early
and
have
your
own
name
imprinted
on
your
Ch-tttsias
messsse
We
offer
a
wide
awortment
of
attractively
Illustrated
Kreet
t
n
r
s.
expressing
your
sentiment
In
cleverly
written
and
sin
-ere
messages.
Order
today
for
that
personal
touch.
nlft'Wrapplnc.
Tan
and
Seals
Fancy
Boxed
Sta.
tlonery.
Fountain
Pen
Sets
111
I
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DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
nener
Hlock,
Third
Street
I
Just
Completed
NEW
SMOKE
HOUSES
?
From
snecificutions
of
Prince
K.i
5
pert
Fisheries
Experimental
Static
Rupert
Brand
New
Process
I
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m'WT
...
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II
-!Hew
minefields
latlon
under
7r.flr.Hn
Z
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"1U,
$2000.
"inB
snd
Aol
..
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PKUJCE
OR)!.(,E
.Mr.
r.
j.
wuunaw
left
Prince
Damand
for
ueone
ai
me
end
of
the
week
on'
war
nwUrtaU
r-.;
ner
reiurn
to
her
home
In
New
I
development
.!
Westminster
after
a
visit
here
'central'
Uruuh
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter.:
which
hsv
d
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jame
Scott.
cinnabar,
arr.iir
i
and
maocanfw
J
The
Prince
Oeorte
Symphony1
Tungsten
;Orthftstra.
a
gToup
of
twenty
muU-
menU
are
elans,
made
Its
debut
Uu
Friday
from
at
lui
v
(nlght
with
a
recital
at
the
Prin-
a
third
repor
c
Theatre,
A.
Manzlnoja
Is
the
from
diamond
i
;d,rector-
jofdnntbar
NKW
VPK
Dff
5
Induatrtalt
Mrs.
...
I-outse
iniic
Plnkerman
nnKerman
nas
hsi
i.rt
left
was
.
spunH
h
(creditable
entertainment
on
Fri-
v.,,
or
mnr,
altf.nri,
th.
M'htly
lowtrf
on
th
New
lrlfCe
Oeoree
for
Sioux
Lookout,
umbta
wtrv.r
felday
evening
In
the
Oddfellows'
11
,H
Jf
,
T
Y,irlc
verterday
f"'
to
vMt
with
her
daughter,
ed
ore
mmw
1
JHall
which
was
nacked
to
capacity.
h"h
e
much
aiprfcklld-
Ar"
rails
and
uUlltles
tyther
The
Mr-
BarkwelL
ta
their
aU.
Hi
n
r
tl
re
lit
KIPPERS
-
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Trlnce
Itupert
f
Q
LfJt
ftrltUh
Cl",w
jl
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koyal
Bank
Itldf.
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Pasteurized
M'k
VALENTIN
I)AIBY