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"
miRDJVVENCE
District
TERRACE
P.
Mcllroy
of
Edmonton
Is
at
race
for
a
visit
at
the
home
of
W.
E.
Smith
and
family.
The
Canadian
Legion
has
arranged
that
the
popples
are
to
be
sold
on
Poppy
Day
by
the
boy
of
the
Junior
home
guard,
known
as
"Terrace
Tigers."
A
dance
will
be
held,
as
usual,
on
the
evening
of
Remembrance
Day
and
there
are
to
be
some
drawings
for
prizes
A
number
of
useful
and
beautiful
pieces
of
needlework
are
at
present
on
display
In
Smith's
Store
window.
Ah
especially
fine
piece
is
a
hand
embroidered
and
quilted
bed
cover
by
Mrs.
North.
First
Snowfall
Bulkley
Valley
Winter
Beginning
to
Put
In
Appear-'
ante
After
Favorable
Fall
SMITHERS.
Nov
7.
(CP)
In
first
fall
of
snow
of
the
season
ar-l
rlved
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
Tuesday,
morning
ana,
wmie
it
was
veryj
light
and
hardly
enough
to
turn
the
ground
white.
It
appeared
from
the
present
weather
conditions.
that
It
was
but
the
forerunner
of
more
to
come.
Weather
conditions
throughout
the
fall
have
been
about
the
best
ever
experienced
here
and
It
has
n-ibled
the
farmers
to
get
through
their
fall
work
In
good
style.
V
STOVE
"JET
POLISH
Keeps
S,,teel
Stove
Tops
Bright,
it
doesn't
blacken,
and
cleans
'them
while
hot
ALL
B.
C.
STORES
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.CJh.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
646
LADIES!
New
Shipment
of
Fur
Coats
IN
TODAY
.Come
and
Inspect
Them.
Something
to
Suit
Every
Case.
GOLDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable
Your
Credit
Is
Good
rhones
18.
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
Commencing
November
1st
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
be
open
8
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holiday
12
Noon
till
8:00
p.m.
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
.Opposite
Canadian
Legion
News
VANDERHOOF
Two
carloads
of
settlers
effects
arrived.
,
at
Vanderjvoofdurlng
the
past
weeK.
;
one
.was
ior
xnoroas
Hamilton,
from
Carnros,
Alberta,
who
Is)
taking
;Over
the
Mandalay
ranch;
Inrthe
Stuart
River
district.
The
other
-was
for
Mr.
Killman,
from,'
Manitoba.'
wno
Is
also
settling
in
the
Stuart
River
.country.
Hallowe'en
was
celebrated
with
a
delightful
children'
masquerade
party
in
the
Vahderhoof
school
house.
There
wasi
an
Interesting
program
to
which
Eleanor
Paterson,
Barbara
Moran,
Bob
Holmes,
Hazel
Stokes.
"Speed"
Tingiey.
Nalda
Thorooson,
"oungl
Ludgate,
Molly
I
Seldon,
Mary
Glllis
WMIe
Grant)
and
Molly
Taylor
contributed.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Horning"
acted
.as
Judges
ana
awarded
prizes
ior
Dest
tumes
to
Molly
Seldon,
Alvln
Stokes
and
Russell
Patterson,
Mrs.
J,
'Ml
.
Johnston,
returned
home
last
week
after
spending
nx
weeks
In
Vancouver.
Her
health
U
now
much
Imoroved.
J
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
E-
lisby
and
Chllco
Anglican
Church-
met
this
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
home,
of
Mrs.
Carpenter.
The
Vanderhpof
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
has
shipped
to
Vancouver
125
pairs
of
socks,
sixteen
bed
jack
ets,
four
pairs
of
pajamas,
twenty
handkerchiefs
and
.
five
dressing
gowns.
Arthur
Kirk
of
Vanderhoof
hai
left
the
west
coast
with
hi$
regiment
and
expects
to
be
soon
proceeding
overseas.
Light
snow
has
already
fallen
In
the
Nechako
Valley,
belmj
the
first
of
the
season.
The
lowest.thermom-
eter
reading
to
date
this
fall
has
been
sixteen
above.
Irtaddlflbri
'to.
Vanderhoof,
An
gllcan
Church
services
vwere
held
this
last
Sunday
at
Norhslde
and
Elllsby.
Cement
walls
(of
f
he.
.
new
St.
John's
HospitaXbling'
built
at
Vanderhoof,
have
been
completed.
SMITHERS
Many
friends
of
Arthur
White,
formerly
of
Telkwa
and
Smithers
but
for
the
last
few
years
residing'
in
Victoria,
were
sorry.
to
learn
that
Mrs.
White
had
passed
;away
hi
Victoria
last
week.
-Mr;
and
Mrs.
White
resided
in
Jhe.
Bulkley
Valley
for
many
years,
.leaving
Smithers
two
years
ago
to
live
lh
Victoria.
Olof
Hanson
MP;
left
Smithers
i
n
Saturday
morning'
enroute
to
Ottawa
to
attend
the
session
of
the
House.
-
1
..
The
check
up
of
fire
arms
and
of;
National
Reglstratlori.lias
been.
proceeding;
Smithers
during
th
pait
few
days
and
i's
now
completed.
The,
work
was
carried"
out
by
'
fourteen
selected
canvassers
Under
.the
sup
ervision
of
theaocal
Vprdyjnclal
police.
Hallowe'en
'acttvttles.
In
;Smlthers
were
about
normal:
Some
minor
damage
wasldone-arpund'wn
and
one
wpcisawlngmaQieas'tain-pered
with
which
will
cost:
the
owner
ome
money
.to
have
repaired
as
parts
of
It
were
rjpped;
"'pit
and
thrown
away:
.
,
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
a
"want
ad."
In
the
Dally
News.
KISS
TIRED
GOODBYE!
PpUM
M.ny
Suff.r
U
Biid
count
Ana
iron
i
rvn.w
it.
The
Umilng
'thing
ttnut
1
Hooi
eoUKl
U
that
you
ri
wfliih
ibsut
nuick
M
ft
ttr
ia
'tvtn
l(ili,hfIUir'M4
ttrotg,
ft
you
can
fl.
t
it
you
tid
ld
ia
jttnt
dupty.'
Urcd
n
p
Mot.
LoW
blood
couit
me
Jon
Wrtatliat
nouik
rrd
blood
rorkuuWl.
It
it
UMtjr
yiisl
job
to
mrry
Uf-titlC
cMi
from
fat
lunn
tbrofkovk
jmvt
kody.Ajd
jtt
Utt
Uk
oirr
to
txplodt
n)iii
la
yoor
ar
nd
mak
t
vo
"
tk.
vkwii.)
you
mutt
ht
vltnty
uf
tiffo
vPld
th.
raerf
j
Ik
your
body
clTa
m
i
Lit
L
1j
ufi
nr.
nuiim
in
run
today,
il
ark
world-farapui
for
tka
blp
Uy
jflii
Incrtaaing.th
tiufntxr
anil
itrtnttb'af
r
tad
forpuarln.jThrlt
with
your
blovd.
caukt
.
you'll
fil
tik
bouadlnir
ud
fk
tlr.
..T
Railway
Fatality
Is
Being
Probed
Inquest
Opens
Into
Death
of
J.
S.
Tbom
Who
Lost
Life
in
Lome
Creek
Engine
Accident
BMiniERS.
Nov.
7.
A
coroner's
Jury
was
empanelled
here'on
Sat
urday
and
proceeded
to
Jlazeiton,
accompanied
by
local
provincial
po
lice
officers,
to
view
the
body
of
J:
8.
Thorn,
one
of
the
victims
of
the
recent
train
accident
at
Lorne.,
Creek.
The
body
had
been
found
several
miles
west
of
Pacific
the
day
before
by
Sidney
Dannhauer
of
Copper
City
who
had
been
patrolling
the
river
in
a
boat
looking
for
any
of
the
bodies
of
the
victims
that"
might
have
lodged
on
the
river
bank.
The
body,
when
found,
was
lodged
in
some
logs
about
five
feet
above
the
present
water
level.
1
The
Jury
will
sit
in
Smltherg
next
Wednesday
to
hear
the
evidence
In
the
case.
.
The-
patrol
of
the
Skeena
River
Is
joeing
continued
in
tne
nope
inat
jrom
of
the
other
bodies
from
this
may
De
recovered.
Terrace
Has
First
Snow
Some
(Gardens
Have
Been
Making
Brave
Late
Show
of
Flowers,
i
:
With
Second
Crop
of
Blooms'
.
.
TERRACE,
Nov.'7-Mlld
Weather
has
kept
up
well
to
the
present
and,
although'
a
few
snowflakes
were
flyln'g
.Tuesday,
the
-gardens
are
stllj
bravely
making
a
show
of
flow-ers,Y
Sqme
of
'them
are
In
bloom
for
the
second
time
including
delphiniums
and
foxgloves.
Here
and
there-
is
a
second
crop
of
strawberries.
Chinese
Gheir
For
Roosevelt
Chungking
Happy
OverRe-Election1
IvVnltfd
States5
President
i
I
'
i
.-.
.
'
ClrtrNOKINai
Nov.
7:
fCP)
Chinese'
peopfe
In
large
numbers.
pinlcjed1
this
capital
city
yesterday
and
pHeered
the
,
news
of
the
i-e-
Hectlon
of
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
ats
president
of
the
United
States.
Locarno
Beach
Is
Not
Wanted
Oliawa
Not
Interested
In
ii
for
Ex
tension
of
Vancouver
Air
Base
iVANdOUVER,
Nov.
7'Advice
has
been
received
here
that
the
Bepa
1
1-mehtlot
National
Defence
Is
not
Irt-
reste'diln
taking
over
Locarno
Beach
prob'erfv
In
connection
with
poss,ibjeixtenslon
of
Jericho
'Beach
air"
station.
-
'
KITSEGUKLA
Tpl
celebraiai
the
raising
of
.a,,
to
tem
pole;
a
party
wasTield
by
Al
fred
and;
Arthur
McDames
last
Sat
urday.
Mrs.
Joseph
Williams
of
Kitwanga
was
among
the
guests.
t
Thejnatlye
ischool
at
.
Kltzegukla
waving
tarrivea
to
taKe
cnaree.
mm
'baaltac
ym
wW
f",tyt
dUCtta
Mrataii
Cmr,Mrtmc!bbtr
t
tckc
tOoDg
a
.(apply
of
KLIM.
It',
my
rtcb:Uk,
wtta
B
th
cream
left
in,
nadc
Uito
a
ftie
toft
powder
by
a
pro
cca.
whieh
Uk
out
only
the
natural
watw.
Simply
add
KLIM
to
cMd
water
hilc
with
btatrr
and
you
have
asj
Lnttant
aupply
of
natural-taating
pwtturiitd
creamy
milk.
Theft's
do
nted.for
rtfrittratioa
with
KLIM.no
watte;
o
apoUing.
U'
tka
ideal
milk
upfcly.for
tht
outdoor..
You
can
buy
it
at
ail
good
grocrra
and
drug
atoru.
K
LIJM
CrMnty
Ml
L
K
1
It's
all
verv
ilmnleVnow
,1-
1opH
back
on
it
.
for
,
years,
I,
was
a
chrorlc.pe$SU
,.
mist,
doubted
.my,
friends
ncGcpif
eciat
their
.abilities
.
Gradually
they
leftn.'fbr
other
company
...
2.
I
iidm't
car.
a
'limpl.
lot
they
wer,
not
half'
so.
smart.
as
I.
Once,
in
the
club,
somedn.
boosted
Vancouver
products.
"Small
town
stuff,"
I
scoffed,
"Vancouver
isn't
In
it
with
the
East."
Then
uncle
cam.
from
Ontario.
,
'
4.-
"Take
rr
wKiikey,"
he
showed
me
the.
clear
amber
-color
I
of
his
o'
"this
brandy
wasVdis-tilled
in
Vancouver,
yet
many-Easterners
prefer
it.
Pure
non-alfea!lri
water,
you
know,
ji
important
in
distilling."
6.
That
did
it!
If
I
was
wrong
irl
one
case
why
not
in
other?.
jCould
It
be
that.
I:;s
it
fault?
.
.
.1
saw
the
light.
New
l,am
a
toltrabfe
companion
for
a
ticiy
group
iof
friends
rand
s!l
because.
an
.Eastern
relation
preferred
"
Vancouver
ryel
WORLD'S
FINEST
RYES
'MS?:-'
MADE
IN
VANCOUVER
VR.I
3.
Thif
evening
we
chatted
by
)
friendly
fire.
"Great
place,
V.
couver'
uncle
mused,"fine
clima.j,-and
-your
water
irs
the
worlj's
best.
I
suppose
that's
why
ypt-fi
products
are
so
good."
I
was
sud-
denfy
attentive.
5.
"But
surely
.we
have
a
long
t
wayto
go!"
I
replied,
ta!;en
aback.
that
an'
Easterner
should
remind
ME
of
this
fact!
"Not
in
distilling,"
he
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repHed.
"Test
this
rye
with
any
l
other
brand
if
you
still
want
to
be
j
convinced."
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THOROUGHBRED
RYE
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13-oz.
25-oz.
40-oz.
$1.25
$2.30
JO;
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SPECIAL.
RYE
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16-oz.
25-oz.
40-or.
$1.65
$2.60
$4.00
This
advertisement
is
hot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Qontrbl
Board
or
by
tHt
Government
of
British
Columbia
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