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Rings
from
$15
to
$1200
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the
only
watches
ever
awarded
Class
A
Certificates
for
timekeeping
by
the
observatories
of
England,
France
and
Switzerland.
Also
many
other
lines
of
watches.
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TOILET
SETS
MEN'S
MILITARY
SETS
and
BRUSHES
Roger's
and
Community
Silverware
and
Flatware
r-
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ill
S
uur
enormous
siock
01
wen
assorted
ana
popular
priced
gifts
makes
shopping
a
pleasure.
We
invite
your
inspection.
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Fail
to
Visit
Our
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BASEMENT
STORE
f
For
Glass,
China,
Pottery,
Brassware
and
fef
Novelties
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Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Leaves
Leaves
Post
Office
Seal
Cove
A-M.
am.
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7:40
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3:00
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11:00
Arrangements
may
he
made
for
Special
Trin
nr
Parties
ft
SMITHERS
THESE
DAYS
I
J.
'Arthur
Washburn
of
Smithers
has
left
for
a
business
trip
to
IN
ENGLAND
?
Mrs.
William
Hall
of
Topky
was
a
Tisitor
in.
Smithers
last
week.
Terrace
Man's
Brother
Writes
In.
'
I
A
At
a
.
v
I
resiiniy
oi
Birmingham
Un
if
Corp.
Tom
Collison
of
the
102nd
Battery
at
Prince
Rupert
is
visit-Jng
at
Smithers
with
his
parents,
Air.
ana
Mrs.
v.
M.
Collison.
1?.,
EVel571
In
,te
ived
from
his
brother
In
Birin-
SLwfS1
Wp
to
Sherwood
of
Ter-
Kamkwps
to
consult
u
with
eye
spec-
:race.
He
writes:
ialifts.
V
ARROW
BUS
Time
Table
Effective
Dec.
2
PHONE
459
der
Aerial
Bombardment
TERRACE.
Dec.
23
What
it'Js
j
like
to
be
in
an
English
town
these
i
Tilings
have
become
fairly
hec-Ulc.
We
get
bombs
dropping
an
about
the
place.
We
had
a
few
in-
cendiary
bombs
on
our
office
bullying
last
week
and
lots
of
buildings
both
in
the
centre
of
the
city
and
in
the
surrounding
districts
have
been
hit
with
high
explosrvei
we
had
three
air
raid
warnings
this
morning
and
spent
moat
of
the
time
underground
In
shelters.
"Bombs
seemed
to
be
dropping
all
night
long
but
we
don't
bother
much
about
them
soon
get
fairly
used
to
them
so
we
go
to
bed
and
sleep.
We
get
this
every
night
now
"Hullo!
There
goes
the
warning.
The
air
Is
full
of
walling
steam
whistles.
Clerks
and
typists
?11
re
main
at
their
posts.
Watchers
In
steel
helmets
now
appear
on
top
cf
all
the
chief
buildings.
Outsid
traffic
goes
on
Just
the
same
bat
air-raid
wardens
in
steel
helmets
appear
at
every
corner.
Then
the
roor
wardens
start
to
blow
their
whistler
to.
warn
us
to
take
cover
so
off
we
go
Into
the
basement."
IS
-
:
i
t?r
l)Avr?s
Dine
and
Dance
at
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MINING
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SMELTING
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Chemicals
and
Chemical
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THZ
DAILY
NCTTS
Monday,
December
2j
News
of
Northern
Districts
SAW
CUTS
!
NEW
HAZELTON
Terrace
Soldiers
I
FH
OFF
SSTSZStAl
Home
On
Leave'
AJl-iVJ
JL
1
the
Hazelton
district
are
reported
to
-
.
be
in
fairly
good
condition
consid-
Dntch
Settlers
Sleets
With
Serious
erlng
the
of
,ear
Acciarm
mi
nousion
ust
vteea
Albert
McKenzle
of
Kitselas,
who
SMITHERS,
Dec.
23.
A
serious
was
recenUy
mauled
by
a
bear
in
accident
befel
one
of
the
Dutch
the
Lakelse
Lake
woods,
continues
settlers
on
Friday
afternoon.
Mr.
to.
make.saUsfaetory
progress
in
the
Kwantes
was
working
on
a
wood
Hazelton
Hospital.
sawing
outfit
when
the
saw
broke
into
a
number
of
pieces
and
flew'
Mrs.
Fred
Doll
and
Miss
Violet
all
over
the
place.
One
piece
struck
;
Clifford
have
been
recent
patients
Mr.
Kwantes
right
leg
and
severad
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
u
just
above
the
ankle
while
hls!
left
leg
was
hit
in
the
knee
and!
Collections
for
the
Hazel'oa
dis-
badly
lacerated.
trict
in
the
recent
Red
Cross
ram-
Dr.
R.
B.
Brummitt
received
a
palgn
totalled
$409.45,
The
objec-rush
call
to
go
to
Houston
at
4
pjn.
five
was
$400.
and
he
took
a
nurse
from
the.
bmimers
nospitai
along
with
him.
Mrs.
Harry
Webster
of
Prince
Ru-,
tracts
quite
cheerful
In
spite
or
his
Injur-
lent
program.-
After
an
acceptable;
ie&
iDrocram
followed
bv
the
oresenta-i
ait.
nwanies
is
a
comparatively
BURNS
LAKEii
Miss.
-
Andrew
Lougheed
at
Interesting
Ceremony
BURNS
LAKE.
Dec.
23.
A
wed-
irom
ianengrin.
ane
was
escartea
by
her
father
to
an
arch
of
red
and
tlon
of
eifts
and
sweets,
danelne'
young
man.
In
his
thirties,
and
has
was
enjoyedjiy
the
older
people.
In
f
a
wue
ana
iamuy
at
Houston.
the
raffle
of
a
patchwork
quilt
for
fZ
,
'
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Hazel-
ft:
WEDDING
AT
ton
Hospital
the
winner
was
Mrs.
Don
Collison.
Beatrice
Mackenzie,
teacher
Hazelton
school
left
last
jver
to
SDend
the
Chrlstm&s
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
Gunner
Bill
Neilson.
who
has
been
recuperating
at
his
home
at
Two
Mile
for
a
couple
of
weeks,
has
returned
to
Prince
Ruper.
but
expects
to
be
biek
again
shortly.
of
great
interest
to
the
Burns
Meanwhile
Mrs.
Neilson
is
remain-community
was
solemnized
at
Ing
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
the
United
Church
Manse,
Burns
Lou
York.
Lake
on
Wednesday
afternoon
lait
when
Miss
Olive
Mae
Gerow.
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
M.
Gerow,
became
the
bride
of
Andrew
John
Wesley
Lougheed,
son
of
Mr.
The
Hazelton
school
concert
was
held
Thursday
night
and
was
a
very
successful
affair.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lougheed
of
Uncha
boarrfof
directors
of
the
Haz-
Valley.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
officiat-'
tTnr
.
,
.
Jn?
.
(elton
Hospital
was
in
regular
ses-
The
bride
entered
the
livin-r
room
sion
Monday
evening.
Business
was
to
the
strains
of
the
Wedding
March
I
larBey
of
aroutlne
nature.
R.
S.
Sargent,
well
known
pioneer
j
.
...
r
i
I
sucr
wumraaj
lesuwuings,
cen-
Hazelton
business
man
has
been
tred
by
a.
wedding
bell
Gowned
in
indisnospd
9
ennA
rfi
f
,0
.
J
Empire
blue
silk
crepe
with
a
shir-
red
boddice
effect
and
hat,
gloves'
and
slippers
to
match
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
tea
roses
and
fern,
the
bride
made
a
charming
picture.
Miss
Mae
Mlddleton,
the
brides-'
maid,
was
prettily
gowned
in
a
dress
j
of
wine-colored
silk
crepe
embroid-1
ered
in
white
with
accessories
unatch.
Kenneth
C.
Gerow,
youngest,
u'""'"
vi
mc
uxiue,
ucuxi
as
groomsman.
During
the
signing
of
the
register.
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp
played
"O
Promise
Me."
The
ceremony
took
place
on
the
day
which
marked
the
twenty-eighth
anniversary
of
the
marriage
of
bride's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
M.
Gerow.
who
were
present
along
with
other
immediate
relatives.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerow.
who
were
married
at
Melford,
Saskatchewan,
came
to
j
Burns
Lake
in
1916
and
have
alwayl
shown
a
keen
Interest
in
commun
ity
and
church
life
in
Burns
Lake.
Mrs.
Oerow
has
been
an
able
assistant
in
the
United
Church
Hospital
for
many
years.
A
reception
was
held
at
the
home
1
n
v.
mv.f
QUI
I
fering
from
rheumatism.
I
Phone
957
JONES'
-
FAMILY
MARKET
Christmas
Specials
PORK
of
the
bride's
parents
for
the
young
PRIME
RIB
ROLL
couple
following
the
ceremony.
The
I
Per
lb.
nome
was
beautifully
dscorated
with
Christmas
colors
and
the
supper
table
looked
very
attractive
with
polnsettas
and
was
centred
hv
n
three-tier
wedding
cake.
Mr.
ana
Airs.
Lougheed
are
to
reside
at
Burns
Lake
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
4:38
pjn.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-neated
Rooms,
Dining
Room,
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
LEG
or
PORK
Per
lb.
LOIN
of
PORK
Per
lb
i
RUMP
ROAST
Per
lb.
T-BONE
ROAST
Per
lb.
...
VEAL
ROLLED
SHOULDER
of
VEAL
Per
lb
SHOULDER
of
VEAL
4
lbs.
FILLET
of
VEAL
Per
lb
BEEF
POULTRY
SWIFTS
PREMIUM
TURKEYS
Per
lb
DUCKS
Per
lb
ROASTING
CHICKEN
"
Per
lb.
GEESE
Per
lb
c
BOILING
CHICKEN
Per
lb
HAMS
SHAMROCK
HAMS
Per
lb.
i.:.
Phone
957
25c
25c,
22c
20c
25c
30c
30c
30
c
28c
25c
.1
22c;
50
c)
25c
27c;
FIVE-POINT
BONELESS
HAMS
Per
lb
UtrV
BONELESS
PICNIC
HAM
t)!Zn
P?r
lb.
,
;
Service
Men
Reinc
WeJeemed
Canadian
Lesion
at
Interior
Town
nt,
by
TERRACE.
Dec
tS
The
train
ar-
j
riving
Friday
night
brought
a
num-'
ber
of
soldiers
home
for
a
short:
leave.
The
local
branch
of
the
Can-
j
adtan
Legion
is
welcoming
such
soldiers
free
to
any
dance
in
Ter-
race
that
the
Legion
pals
on.
There
will
be
a
btg
one
on
New
Year's
Eve
and
there
may
be
something
doing
the
night
before
Christmas.
MASS
BATTLE
DRESS
LONDON'.
Dec.
:
(CP)
The
Mints
try
of
Supply
has
signed
con
wnen
about
30
miles
out
from
pert
is
visiting
in
Hazelton
as
the
for
serge
Smithers
they
met
a
car
bringing
guest
of
her
sister.
Mrs.
tne
injured
man
in.
First
aid
was
SenkpieL
administered
and
he
was
rushed
to
,
nospitai
wnere
he
was
immediately
The
New
Hazelton
School
Ctrist-
j
1'
given
a
blood
transfusion
and
mas
entertainment
last
Tuesday
i
j
I
necessary
treatment.
night
was
highly
enjoyable
la
all!
loaay
air.
K.wanics
is
resting
as
the
teacher.
Miss
Beatrice
Mac-;
easily
as
can
be
expected
ard
seems
kenzie.
having
arranged
an
excel-1
fer
the
iargnst
stogie
order
battle
dress
since
the
LONDON
Oakley
war
started
5.000.000
houses
and
dli;.g
.This
advertisement
h
not
Dubiih.rf
i
Size
3
PEAS
Be
proud
of
your
Christmas
Dinner
Serve
RgYALOTY
PEAS
COURAGEOUS
".MEDDLING"
Dec
6.000.000
trousers
courace
and
court's
decision
on
Leigntoo-Monls.
win
23
'CP
"Med-
110-nound
hrmh
,
"
1
hro:i"h
Mrlth
t
...
v.,
"
coolness"
was
n
"
An
.
i
S3
-k
These
great
Scottish
distillers
conunue
to
maintain
the
quality
of
their
products
which
for
centuries
have
set
a
World
standard
.
.
.
and,
in
spite
of
new
conditions,
prices
remiin
at
the
same
reasonable
level
of
a
year
ago.
GRAND
OLD
PARR
(MACDONALD,
GREENLEES
LTD,
lEITK,
jcotund)
A
rare
old
Scotch
Whisky,
a
favourite
of
coo-noisseurs
the
world
over
for
its
extra
rich,
fall
flavour.
The
old-fashioned,
untipptble
fligoa
identifies
at
a
glance
this
famous
product
from
Scotland.
for
26
ozs.
0Z5.
PETER
DAWSON
40
ozs.
5.60
KING
GEORGE
IV
(THE
DISTILLERS
AGENCY
LTD,
EDINBURGH,
JCOTUND)
King
George
IV
is
one
of
Scotland's
most
distia-guished
Scotch
whiskies;
It
bears
a
King's
nime
and
is
worthy
of
this
Royal
association,
for
no
more
gracious
Scotch
whisky
his
come
from
th
Highlands
of
Scotland.
for
26y2
r2
(PETER
DAWSON
UMITED.Wgow.
JCOTUND)
A
delightful,
light-bodied
Sco?ch
whisky.
distiUed
and
bott
kd
in
Scotland.
It
is
aA
old-time
favourite
dating
all
the
way
back
to
1820;
Never
in
aU
of
1
20
years
has
its
quality
vaxicdi
for
26
rz
OZS,