.
-In
memory
of
our
be-
cthei
Esther
Conway,
.d
away
Christmas
Day
-scry
iane
we
linger."
-d
by
Mlldren
and
Jack
FOK
SALE
11E--S
room
bungalow,
automatic
stoker
and
t.-e
t
Harbor
view.
For
par
ti
Phcr.i
Black
987.
(300)
:
OR
REST
Barber
;.od
location.
Apply
221
It
West
(300)
IX
S.
;
of
shelves
con-
l;
)
rorlns
gramophone
men-tube
radio,
szu:
ned
heater
$10;
Skates,
$2
sleigh.
$3.
516
5th
30D)
llE-
Console
model
com-
p
radio
phonograph,
-a
short
wave,
$80
cash.
13
cabinet,
$12.50.
Bridge
$8.
Menzlcs,
127
Hay
Circle
(299'
I'lE
Trolling
boat,
29'
type.
7
years
old.
East-
engine
and
swan
gur-
3ox
192
Dally
News.
(303)
hlE
Sofa
bed,
kitchen
and
four
chairs.
Apply
I
n
Ave
East.
(300)
RLE-Dominion
niano.
251
...
f
est
Phone
Blue
331.
(2981
htE-
-iNew
and
Used
Fur-
I-
at
the
lowest
prices.
All
blankets:
floor
lamps
h
battery
radios
in
best
Ition
dining
room
sets
25;
beds
complete
from
sheets
95c:
couches
$7;
Ilancy
mirrors,
mattresses
ls;
Gurney's
now
cook-
pves
$84,
Also
other
usc-Furnlture
nnd
Hardware.
C
Furniture
Co.
FOIl
SALE
p
TENDERS
will
be
re-
by
the
undrnigncd
u?
fi
n
on
Wednesday.
Janu-5lh.
1947,
for
tbi
nir-
f
"r
the
business
known
Jayal
Lunch
Cafe
at
721
f
Avenue.
Wes..
Prince
ft.
B.C.
as
Is.
plars
can
ae
obtained
the
undersigned
during
'"3
hours.
Rental
ar-
Pments
may
be
made
with
ne'erson
Ltd.
The
hjuh-r
any
tender
not
ncccs-
y
acr.fntiH
at
Prince
Hiinert
nfi..
Jnftrr
23rd,
1946.
CARLO
S.
W.
HANSEN
Acting
Manager,
Bank
of
Montreal,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
CANADA'S
FIRST
TELEGRAPH
OFFICE
pwrnnh
of
Ilcc
in
Canada
onensd
Its
doors
on
Decern
;!46
in
the
old
Toronto
City
Hall,
shown
above.
Inset,
is
-.mi
telegraph"
instrument
used
in
the
Canadian
National
phs
cantennial
commemoration
ceremonies.
Classified
Advertising
-
-
i'
2c
per
word
pel
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
50c.
Birth
Notices,
and
Engagement
Announcements:
(2.
Hn
memokium
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Two
housekeeping
rooms.
Phone
Green
937.
(299)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Gas
boat,
31
ft.
or
over.
Phone
Blue
882.
(293)
FOR
RENT
Warm,
comfortable
sleeping
room,
reasonable.
Ap
ply
806
Fraser
Street,
after
5
p.m.
(tf)
WANTED
!
WANTED
Good
home
in
the
country
for
male
fax
terrier.
4
years
old.
Box
1413
Station
B.
(300)
WANTED
To
buy
garage.
P.O.
.Box
1255.
(298)
WANTED
TO
BUY
Four
or
five
room
cottage,
close
In.
Write
(12)
Box
190.
Daily
Ntws.
(298)
WANTED
URGENTLY
Goat's
milk
for
sick
child.
Require
six
quarts
weekly.
Reply
-
giving
particulars
to
R.
L.
Tough,
Box
1173.
Station
"B",
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(205)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
At
reason
able
rates.
Apply
Box
185,
Dally
News.
tf)
LOST
AND
KOUND
LOST-Lady's
gold
Bulova
wrist
watch.
Finder
please
return
to
Box
191.
Daily
News.
Reward.
t301)
fhile
in
Terrace
stay
at
.
T
errace
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
'
DISCOVERY
OF
TEA
riiinpsc
folklore
attributes
the
discovery
of
tea
In
2737
B.C.
to
Shcm
Nung.
an
eenporor
called
the
"Divine
llcalcr.'
nnn
its.
dallv
newspaper
used
Its
carrier
boys
as
reporters
on
rlccllon
night
and
were
thsreby
enabled
to
have
returns
from
a
nrecincts
rjublished
ItUljV.ilJ
r.nd
on
the
street
one
nour
auer
the
closing
of
the
polls
Timely
TERRACE
Topics
Levi
Fitzgerald
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Court
Houfe
sta!'
spent
Saturday
in
Terrace
on
business
in
connection
with
his
property
uridines.
Miss
Adela
Haug'land,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chris
Haug-
'.and,
arrived
on
Saturday
from
Prlncs
Ocorge
wnere
she
is
tcachin
school,
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
with
her
family.
Mrs.
D.
Drentzen
and
daugh
ter,
Enid,
arrived
on
Saturday
n'jht's
train
from
Prince
George
to
spend
the
Christmas
teason
with
Mrs.
Erentzen's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Robineon
Mrs.
E.
Hamilton,
teacher
on
the
staff
of
the
Terrace
elementary
school,
left
on
Saturday
evening's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
will
spend
the
holidays.
II.
F.
Xoakes.
local
teaefher,
left
on
Friday
evening
for.
Prince
George
from
which
point
he
will
nrcceed
bv
olane
to
Victoria
to
ppend
the
Christina
season
with
hia
mother.
.
.
W.
Taylor,
who
had
been
sta
tioned
with
the
Army
at
Terrace,
arrived
on
Thursday
evening
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
season
visiting
with
friend
here.
THE
EDUCATED
SUICIDE
Some
authorillrs
say
that
sui
cide
is
more
prevalent
among
educated
than
illiterate
grsups.
While
relating
his
experiences
as
a
nrisoner
of
war,
Capt.
Markowitz,
M.B.E.,
M.B
PhD.,
M.S..
recently
said:
'Language
isn't
accurate.
Only
by
written
word
can
news
retain
truthful
ness.
'cs:'se't.itct'e!t,!!
BEST
BARGAIN
IN
YEARS
I
am
goinfj
out
of
the
retail
businesi
and
will
handle
only
raw
furs.
Every-thing
must
be
cleared
out
by
New
Year's.
DON'T
MISS
THE
BARGAINS
AT-
Hotel
for
Convenience
and
Comfort
GOLDBLOOM'S
CENTLY
RRMOnELT.F.n
.
.
.
UP-TO-DATE
CENTRAL
!
EATINQ
TROUQHOUT
.
.
.
HOT
AND
COLD
WATER
TERRACE
Transfer&Iaxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(II.
Smith)
P.O.
Box
167
Terrace
NEW
HAZELTON
Mlas
Pauline
Marshall
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Myros
and
family.
Dr.
Murphy
collapsed
while
attending
United
Church
service
last
Sunday
evening.
The
next
day
Dr.
Murphy
went
up
to
Smithers
to
consult
with
Dr.
Greene.
The
New
HazClton
school
con
cert
was
held
on
Friday
night
in
the
Community
Hall
and
was
an
enjoyable
and
interesting
jvent.
Howard
Ennis
left
last
week
to
spend
a
few
days
In
the
Hous
ton
district.
SMITHERS
i.eamie
hockey
Is
now
being
played
in
smithers.
Merchants
beat
Canadian
Legion
2
to
i
in
the
first
game
last
week.
t
A.
MeMarUn
has
been
serl-
huslv
ill
in
the
local
hospital
suffering
from
pneumonia
and
heart
complications.
.
Roy
Arnold-
and
Lloyd
Hann
left
last
week
for
Moose
Jaw
where
they
will
try
out
with
the
Canucks,
a
Junior
Hockey
League
team
of
that
city.
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
Jean
Ooodwln
of
Decker
Lake
has
opened
a
beauty
shop
in
Burns
Lake.
Lakes
District
citizens
are
planning
to
construct
a
memorial
hall
In
Burns
Lake
to
com
memorate
service
men
of
the
district
who
served
In
World
War
II.
Tentative
plans
call
lor
a
three-storey
structure
in
which
will
be
located
the
municipal
of
fice,
library,
fire
hall,
school
board
office,
public
rest
room
and
Canadian
Legion
clubroms.
Already
over
$1000
has
been
sub
scribed.
S.
T.
Strimbold
has
returned
home
after
spending
three
months
at
ranger
school
near
New
Westminster.
A
street
has
been
set
aside
here
for
coasting
and
is
proving
very
popular
with
the
younger
folk.
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
holiday
season
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Klipav
rick.
Ed.
Ebv.
formerly
of
Smith
ers
and
now
located,
at
Williams
Lake.
Is
here
to
spend
tne
unrisi
mas
and
New
Year
holiday
sea
son.
Norman
Kilpatrick
is
home'
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
ISLAND
CAMPS
KEEPING
BUSY
Traditional
Christmas
and
New
Year
Shutdown
Is
Not
Occurring
This
Year
Lozzine
camDS
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
not
closing
down
this
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
as.
usual
but,
to
the
contrary
are
keeping
up
oneratlons
in
full
blast,
wnereas
there
Is
usually
only
consider
able
of
an
exodus
from
the
camDs
at
this
time
of
year,
this
time
there
appear
to
be
as
many
men
moving
toward
the
camps
as
away
from
them.
There
are
also
more
camps
than
everj
operating
on
the
Islands
this
year
and
the
end
of
the
war
has
not
yet
resulted
In
andy
di-
munltlon
of
operations.
Camps
in
operation
now
are
Pacific
Mills
at
Sandspit,
Aero
(Powell
River)
and
Morgan
Log
ging
Camp
at
Cumshewa,
four
Kelley
Logging
Co.
camps
at
Beatty
Anchorage.
The
Morgan
Loaeine
Co.
camp
at
Atli
Inlet
is
about
to
be
closed
and
con
solidated
with
that
at
Cum
shewa.
Tn
maintaining
democracy,
a
free
press
undergirds
the
other
frppdonus."
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Ahron
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Assistant
to
the
President,
Syn
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Council
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FLAMES
in
Ihcir
motley
J
hues
hold
the
warmth
of
our
good
wishes
in
their
vivid
beauty.
Candlelight,
incandescent
light
or
flourcsccnt
light,
this
store
is
here
to
serve
this
community
lo
the
best
of
its
ability.
Another
Christmas
.
.
.
another
year
...
to
you,
good
cheer
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"EVER'Y
THING
FOR
THE
HOME"
I.
&
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The
Newest
and
Largest
Store
in
North
Central
B.C.
ON
prince
Ktipcrt
Daily
tteU)
Monday,
December
23,
1946
BILLFOLDS
Initials
or
Name
in
gold
only
75c
extra
1.25
to
8.50
1
.
T
ION
S
CARD
TABLES
STURDY
AND
RIGID
Made
by
Hourd
Co.
$2.95
and
$3.95
COTTAGE
CHEESE
I
uicauitu
j
jJNUw
VALENTIN
DAIKI
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
'ten
70c
to
$4.95
Wooden
Chests
1.95
to
$5.95
FOR
BOYS
Meccano
Construction
Sets
from
rlAA4:
ni
nrc
$1.75
to
$12.23
($3.60
"
$1.50
Clockwork
Motors
l
Crystal
Radio
Set
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Steam
Engines
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Office:
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Second
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cord
Second
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lengths
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uncut
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