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--i-hTVtfir-.
g'N'VY,..,-'
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
:
Several
district
canneries,
having
There
were
twentyone
tourists
on
board
the
steamer
Catala
which
was
in
port
last
night
en
route
to
TERRACE,
Aug.
26.-
National
South
Sea
Film
Tropic
Monsoon
Of
Laughs,
Fun
completed
their
packs
during
the
Qne
of
melangM
oI
week
following
the
closing
down
of
!Joy
Wiarity
ever
to
come
out
!sockeye
fishing,
concluded
the
sea-j
of
Hollywood
is
to
be
at
the
Capitol
I
1
1
New.
Classil.cQ
Ads
Drin
1
1
race
race
has
has
doubled
doubled
its
its
population.
population.
'results.
'results.
i
NEW
IDEA
WEDDING
Bride
and
Groom
Followed
by
Band
Paraded
Third
'Avenue
Following
Wedding
at
Cathedral
son's
packing
operations
at
the
1
Theatre
tonight.
Tuesday
and
Wed-,
lend
of
the
week.
Fall
salmon
fish-
nesday.
with
a
cast
headed
by
Bingj
R-mpthln(.
nultp
new
in
wedding
ing
is
reported
light
in
all
areas.
Crosby.
Dorothy
Lamour
and
Bob
ceiebratlons
was
seen
here
on
Sat-Some
chums
have
been
taken
cn
"ope,
who
are
ably
abetted
at
their
ur
wheQ
lmmedlateiy
following
the
south
Queen
Charlottes
with
a
gay
high
jinx
in-the
tropics
by
such
ceremony
according
to
the
rites
light
pink
run
in
Massett
Inlet.
players
as
Charles
Coburn,
Judith
AngUcan
church
wedding
.Barrett.
Anthony
quhin
and
the
re-,
tfie
party
took
a
drlve
around
city
Bol's
radio
sidekick.
The
title
ZTtVnZl
......
at
the
corner
of
McBrlde
Street
q.
and
h
.r,
j
ci
ix.
i
"Road
to
Singapore"
hits
the
key-
ft
met
b
note
of
revelry
and
riot
which
pre-;,.
.
nMmffli
"
mm
w
hv
roruana.i,anai
ana
oiner
points,
dominates
throughout
the
film.
Thaw
ata
rofiipnlnrr
rr
iVta
enmn
.
.iiusi
i
uuni
auu
ma
nancee
Juaitn
Bar
rett,
the
boys
turn
up
in
Kaigoon.
a
South
Sear
hamlet.
Fred
McKay.
The
bridal
shin.
.V;:
rrL'!f
Lr..1.r-.",
alighted
and
headed
by
the
party
bride
.
Z
7
n
.
ol
'Tn
".
a
groom
all
marched
up
TOlrd
Avenue
to
the
Commodore
Cafe
The
C.N.R.
steamer
arriving
from
f;P
f'f
"Pa
ycake"
then
wh
f
waj
hld
the
south
this
morning
went
di-
wcktag
offensive
parties.
Jerry
Co-
servJce
,n
Cathedra,
was
rect
to
the
0il
dock
removing
to
lonna
s
singing
session
at
the
organ
'performed
by
Very
Rev
J
B
Olb-
their
own
dock
to
discharge
cargo
and
the
time
the
boys
go
blackface
dean
f
Cathedra,;
shortly
before
noon.
She
will
pro-
that
they
can
get
something
to
brlde,
Mlss
Sarah
McMlllan,
daugh.
baoiy
De
delayed
in
getting
away
because
she
has
fish
to
load.
Terrace
Registers
Six
Hundred
Population
of
this
Centre
sHave
Nearly
Doubled
in
10
Years
eat
at
a
native
party.
All
this
nat
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
McMU-
IL!
0t
fnS,
f
Ian
of
Alyansh.
was
very
charming
h7Z(T
T
V
n
'h"e
with
the
usucl
brtday
veil
by
about
two
hundred
j
tropical
.
.,,,
,
.
..
r
and
orange
blossoms.
The
brlde-
malds.
At
least,
it
was
two
hun-1
,
.
,
H
.
I
'
groom
was
a
well
known
Alyansh
M
tu
u
idred
when
the
observer
lost
count;
.
.
Ar
rtici
.
'man,
Roy
Adams,
son
of
Mr.
and
nj
!hi.ri
Mrs.
Timothy
Adams.
Offoclal
wit-,
.
.
,
,
nirea
hv
by
one
of
r
Hopes
old
eirl
-
lt
friends
at
"Patty-Cake."
and
afte
J?
TZXt
ZlZltZ
(eluding
Bine's
father-Charles
Co-.L
Alyai
At
the
Commodore
there
were
122
guests.
From
th?re
all
adjourned
t
iLi.
T-l
i
!
A.
.
ti,.,,.
,u
.
.
.
,.
f
,
.
iu
me
uusion
iian
wnere,
10
me
01
the
Greenville
band
or-
registration
was
carried
on
here
In
,C
CStra'
danclng
WM
kept
up
unU1
along
t
t
even
morp
nrtvi
the
Orange
Hall
some
600
persons'
"geVS
EShSS.PMt
m,dn,ght-
being
accounted
for.
Local
enthus-l
rnr
th
hnvc
ar.
w.
,
,J1
.
,
,
,
,
.
w
"
"
hiiu
uum
illili
ittu
I
1
Q
ct
5
hw
vhnm
rcmpan
tnnca
trVtrt..
.
...
.
'
like
to
boost
Terrace
and
the
dis
trict,
are
pointing
out
that
at
ths
last
censuii
the
population
of
Terrace
Was
recorded
as
beween
300
and
400
and
as
there
are
probably
about
J50
young
people
going
to
school,
too
young
to
be
registered
and
also
It
is
likely
there
are
another
couple
of
hundred
under
school
age,
we
may
with
some
con
fidence
bet
that
the
census
to
be
in
love
with
her.
held
"em
next
nexi
year
year
will
win
record
record
that
that
Ter-1
Ter-1
Daily
Daily
Meanwhile
however.
Professor
Co-lonna,
representing
the
rival
steam
ship
line
to
that
owned
by
Blng's
rather,
spots
the
lads,
and
lets
the
TERRACE
Miss
Estha
Moore
left
on
Friday's
fold
man
know
where
he
is.
Whenialn
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
the
irate
Papa
and
Miss
Barrett
get
J
1
there,
things
become
complicated
Norman
Watt
arrived
on
Friday
romantically
and
It
takes
lots
ofiand
proceeded
to
Ms
summer
home
funny
things
to
straighten
out
mat-1
at
Lakelse
Lake.
1
'
ters.
'
'
'
Miss
Dorothy
Kergin
is
staying
at
Lakelse
Lake
as
the
guest
of
Miss
Watt
and
Norman
Watt.
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1
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