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TERRACE
Irrace
Branch,
Canadian
Legion,)
ft
iU
regular
monthly
meeting!
Wednesday.
Alter
routine
ar-
.,.-
disposed
or
the
meeting
lirf
t.n
send
cigarettes
to
the
at
the
front
serving
in
Eng-
tkine
advantage
or
the
spec-
jLegion
rates
which
permit
300
tiers
to
the
aouar.
the
ladles
of
the
Canadian
.Leg-
Women's
Auxiliary
met
at
Mrs.
ittrce's
home
and
elected
new
Seen
for
the
forthcoming
year.
North
was
elected
President.
O.
J
Fagan,
vice-president,
Mr-
Nigel
enerwooa
secrewry-
ia:.Hrer.
a
narman.
inspector
of
Doles
tie
for
the
Canadian
Nation
alt
jlways,
left
Friday
evening
for
L.-ten
and
points
cast
on
official
At'jee
left
on
Thursday
for
a
iar
-j
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
h:
Christy,
arter
being
nome
on
;
returned
to
his
unit
with
Canadian
Navy
on
Thursday's
SMITHERS
p:".r.g-like
weather
has
prevailed
ushout
the
Bulkley
valley
for
past
week
with
the
result
that
ow
has
been
disappearing
and
il'rhes
are
running
with
water,
ve
ling
has
become
hazardous
i
for
motor
traffic
and
pedes-
;
.
us
the
streets
and
roads
are
:rcmc:y
icy
and
slippery.
iC
-pnrai
Pat
Downey,
of
the
Can-
Scottish
Battalion
of
Victor-u.
rlved
home
on
Thursday
morn-;
en
furlough
and
will
visit
with
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
racy
of
the
Hudson
Hotel,
for
y
weeks.
FFICERS
OF
CHURCH
ARMY
fnual
Election
U
Held
at
Interior
Native
Village
of
Kitwanga
tmvANQA.
Feb.
3
The
Church
f
"f
Kitwanea
ha
elected
ol-
for
the
coming
year
as
fol-.
pftorary
Captains
George
K
re
Hcnrv
Wllitsu
and
Paul
Ben-
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1
Cantaln
FAA
nnnn
toond
Captain.
Arthur
Matthews..
Lolrf
Captains
Solomon
Bryant,
"1
Johnson
and
Tommy
Weget.
.
."st
Lieutenant.
Harold
Daniels
p-tmd
Lieutenant,
Jeffrey
Fow-
,
-ird
Lieutenant.
James
Fowler.
vur,h
Lieutenant.
Harold
Sln-i
"rgrant
Maior.
James
Morzan.
I
fVJlstant
Hall
Warden.
Charles
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1USSINGER
PRESIDENT
lnUal
Mrrllnr
nf
Kmltkm
ir,A
jDisfrict
Chamber
of
Commerce
MlrHERS,
Feb.
3.-The
Smlth-fanrl
District
Chamber
of
Com-"Ce
held
its
annual
meetlne
In
Nthers
on
Wednesday
evening.
fe
meetlne
was
nreeedprf
bv
a
iqt
at
the
Hudson
Hotel
when
Md
repast
provided
by
"the!
v
tStfi.
tl
Bussinger
of
Telkwa,
Vice-
r
""fill
01
the
Chamhpr
nf
Pran.
,or
the
past
year
and
acting,
aant
since
the
departure
of
L.
'
Presided
at
the
meeting!
i
after
conducting
regular
bus-1
r
iT'xhPe.n
nt
the
ensu-
fcl
nf
ivT
A4WS
-
e
prcl-.
h,nZ
c
organization
for
the
.
Piesldent
while
Rnv
riaM.,.
was
re-eUrUH
...'...
'surer
l-:iv.T
uoer
01
Commerce:
has
hVng
t0Vy
actir
,n
liters
Um"g.
t0.
"e
welfare
and
ad-
v"v
OI
the
Bulkley
Valley,
"Spot"
en,1.
.
.
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Un&at
WHAT
ARE
WAR
SAVING
CERTIFICATES?
A
gilt-edged
security,
which
is
a
direct
obligation
of
jhe
Dominion
of
Canada.
Interest
at
3,
compounded
half-yearly;
returns
you
$5
at
maturity
for
every
$4
invested.
"
M
"9
Need
not
be
reported
for
income
tax.
v
,
Only
$600
in
Certificates
may
be
registered
in
the
name
of
any
person
in
each
year.
You
may
buy
Certificates
for
other
members
of
your
family
or
friends,
subject
to
the
limitation
stated
in
above
paragraph.
They
are
sold
in
convenient
denominations:
$5
for
ff$10
for
$8-$25
for
$20-r
'
$50
for
$40
-$100
for
$80.
;
They
are
repayable
in
IV2
years
at
full
face
value,
but
may
be
redeemed
after
6
months
at
an
established
scale
of
values,
as
printed
on
every
Certificate.
.They
are
registered
in
the
name
of
owner
and
are
not
transferable.
If
you
lose
a
Certifi-cate
you
do
not
lose
your
money.
-
"In
the
case
of
death
they
may
be
redeemed
or
transferred
by
heirs,
upon
notification
to
the
Bank
of
Canada.
War
Savings
Stamps
provide
a
method
of
buying
Certificates
by
instalments.
A
folder
giving
fuller
details
may
be
secured
from
your
local
committee,
or
direct
from
Ottawa.
it-
Published
bj
Tbe
Wor
Sttiugi
Committee,
Ottawa
WAR
SAVINGS
investment
How
to
Invest
Regularly
in
War
Savings
Certificates
By
the
Poyro
Savings
Plan
Ask
jour
employer
to
install
the
Payroll
Savings
Plan,
which
is
an
arrangement
to
provide
employees
with
an
opportunity
to
purchase
War
Savings
Certificates
regularly,
by
authorizing
their
employer
to
make
the
necessary
deductions
from
pay.
The
employer
handles
the
details
and
Certificates
are
sent
direct
from
Ottawa
By
Bank
Pledge
Ask
your
bank
to
purchase
War
Savings
Certificates
for
you
every
month,
automatically,
simply
by
charging
your
account.
All
banks
have
the
necessary
Pledge
Forms.
There
is
no
charge
for
this
service.
.
By
Cash,
Cheque
or
Money
Order
Your
local
banks,
post
offices,
and
investment
dealers
are
official
agencies
for
the
War
Savings
Committee.
You
'
can
take
your
cash,
cheque
or
money
order
fpr
the
purchase
of
Certificates
to
them
and
get
an
official
receipt.
Or
you
may
send
jour
remittance
direct
to
the
War
Savings
Committee
in
Ottawa,
by
cheque
or
money
order
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada.
By
War
Savings
Stamps
You
can
buy
25-cent
War
Savings
Stamps
at
post
offices,
banks
and
many
stores
and
theatres.
Attach
to
the
Stamp
application
card.
When
you
have
sixteen
Stamps,
fill
out
application
and
send
to
the
War
Savings
Committee,
Ottawa,
or
ask
your
bank
or
post
office
to
send
it
for
you.
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