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BROAD
,
special
consider-
'
len
co
widening
.
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response
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ninn?
the
hack
m
otitrta
facile
plows
to
0,
snow
(he
wln-
tn
,d
open
Lake
road
c
bu:
ie
i
m
the
Ter-l
Eunkallum
havniK
about
40
d'rd
lonme
tru.cks
;
daily
....
rl
n.
.
ca-'Uihers,
ciepan-U
n
'tee-
and
J
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Wiii
"
and
J
A,
feistrlct
engineers
at
kpe'Uvpiv
were
pres-
t
the
dinr.
f
Mr
Car-
i
i
tin
actc
e
3,
men
ijn
.iiforma)
dls-
l'i
x.
'ttve
members
y
.
r-ade
Mr.
Carlo
'
:.
-lire
at
the
bith
oi
:iupnt
or
me
wa
chairman,
trade
SUPPLIES
rplane
to
properties
IT
Dr
spite
adverse
jiidition
Morris
Sum-
IMino
Ltd,
is
getting
supplies
by
plane.
Of-;;.,pu:"
the
lake
will
'
yi.
until
all
shlp-
amoieted.
Already
i
100
ions
of
material
bs
nave
oeen
snippru
t
w
avoid
hazardous
id
oy
fuad
m
Exploration
vom-
i:uk
Rlve
u,
awaiting
It!
;n
ot
supplies.
iv.Jth
anllnes
in
the
Bowser
River
also
l:uve
ny
air
this
year.
LEADER
tARS
OLD
.D,
Eng.
0,
Dressed
ftsquare
bowler
hat
and
I,
with
his
long
Dun-inkers
especially
trim-
occasion,
"Bishop"
j
te
eddle
celebrated
his
day
by
preaching
a
smon
to
the
Peculiar
Be
religious
sect
or
Is
leader
'
!tn
London
in
1838,
!ai
Peotile
seek
na
in
cases
of
sickness
i
oil
prayer
and
nurs-nsed
Ed
mainly
of
simple
erple
the
community
ith
severe
criticism
at
in
children
who
have
ant
of
medical
atten-
l
Heddle
has
worked
Peculiar
People
for
Records
show
that
he
in
Stromness,
Orkney,
UNION
SCHOOL
IV
India.
Kf,
-A
firhnnl
Mo
and
Trade
Unlon-i
laborers
will
be
traln-6
I
union
work
Is
plan
-e
Bnmbay
government.
pale
survev
wl'l
nlsn
tin
tegarding
followed
by
agricultural
a
welfare
else
Lake
CAMP
Pe's
Camp
at
Lakelse
still
open
for
the
I
season,
ti..
i
Still
good.
fNS
TO
RENT
lls
FOR
HIRE
RANSFER
PHarold
Smith)
SEItV'lrr
rtiy
pt
of
'
Tl?T)D
A
I
...
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fnCV
foKmc
w
J
jUUIIIO
e
Tourist
Camp
fca
of
Town
TERRACE,
B.C.
FIRST
ANGLO-GERMAN
WEDDING
1:1
BERLIN-
-John
Downing,
member
of
the
British
Friends
Relief
Service
unit.
Is
shown
with
hi
bride,
the
former
Frauicin
Marrlane
Wilhelmlna
Kath-crine
Neuer,
surrounded
by
a
curious
crowd
as
they
left
the
church
in
Soandau.
Berlin,
after
their
wedding,
It
was
ihe
fr
Angl6-German
wedding
io
tak
place
in
the
German
capital
since
the
wai.
Dcrwnihg,
who
1
comes
from
Kent,
and
Frauleifl
Neuer.,
were
previously
married
in
civil
ceremony
In
a
rep-.
Istrv
office.
This
first
ceremony
made
the
bride
a
British
subject.
Her
father
died
in
a
Nazi
concentration
cam?
and
the
girl
l)fr.;elf
was
forced
to
work
on
-a
labor
farm,
where
she
met
the
man
who
was
to
become
her
husband.
7?
imdly
Topics
from
Terrace
Miss
Grace
Mitchell,
a
former
member
of
the
R.C.AF.
(Wo
men
s
Division
I
nas
openeu
a
dressmaking
shop
near
J.
Smith's
dry
goods
store.
Gordon
Haugland
left
or)
Thursday's
train
for
Vancouver.
SSgt.
and
Mrs.
Prior
arrived
last
week
to
spnd
some
time'
in
Terrace.
SSgt.
Prior
was
stationed
with'
the
R.C.E.M.E.
here.
PAIN-KILLER
In
Java
it
is
believed
that
if
a
REDDY
KILOWATT
Miss
Estelle
Jonnston
arrived
from
Prince
RuptTt
over
the
vtek'end
to
spend
a
few
days
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Johnston.
Mrs.
Nellie
Yeomans
left
Tuesday
evening
for
her'
home
at
port
Edward.
.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Chris
Ivarson
of
Ocna
River
are
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Fossuni.
DIAMOND'S
DEBUT
Agnes
Sorel
of
trie
French
husband
will
sllf
the
wife's
robe
court
is
credited
with
being
the
with
a
iharp
knife
from
throat
first
woman
to
use
the
diamond
lo
hem
.without
touching
her,
I
as
a
personal
adornment.
She
ihe
will
be
freed
or
the
pains
of
j
'
wore
one
in
a
necklace
about
childbirth.
H-
Stewart
AUBREY
FISHER
PRESENTED
WITH
LEGION
PAST
PRESIDENT'S
BADGE
STEWART
Stewart
branch
of
the'Canadlan
Legion
entertained
members,
and
friends
at
a
.social
.?atherns
in
the
Region
Hall
Saturday.
Whist
and
bingo
qpen-ecl
he
program.
Supper
'was
served
and
ample
Justice
done
to
the
good
things
provided
by
th3
members
wives.
Storekeep
VYour
Electric
Servant
THE
WELCOME
MAT
IS
ALWAYS
OUT
FOR
THIS
TIRELESS,
HARDWORKING
SERVANT!
He'll
wash
your
.
clothei
and
vac
your
floor?
and
kerp
your
foods
well
chilled.
BBMFHiiniiiVMlliilll'B
A.
MacKcnzie
Furniture
LIMITED
"A
OOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
NOW
IN
STOCK...
CONGOLEUM
HUGS
All
sizes.
In
Limited
Quantity
Only.
.'
1
Choose
now
while
a
selection
is
available.
WINDOW
SHADES
All
sizes
are
now
in
stock
for
standard
windows.
,
,
.
,
WINDOW
CRANES
which
we
have
long
waited
for
are
now
in
stock.
.
,
WINDOW
CURTAINS
and
IHtAPERIES
and
accessories
FLFCTKIC
VoASTEKS
will
be
arriving
this
Week.
'
Everything
for
the
Home.
Mall
orders
are
given
prompt
attention.
Watch
our
windows.
-:-
327
Th,rd
Ave
rhonc
775
REX
CAFE
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Chop
Sucy
Chow
Mein
Chinese
Dishes
our
specialty.
Open
8
ajri.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
17S
er
iFRAvSCOIS
LAKE
A
customer
went
into,
the
Francois
Lake
general
-stpe
and
passed
a
bill
over
the
counter
for
a
small
purchase.
Merely
glancipg
at
the
money,
Peter
Nave
jiut
It
into
the
$2
compartment
of
the
till.
'then
he
suffered
a
shock.
The
bill
didn't
look
right.
Quickly,
he
pu'lied
It
out
It
wasn't
right.
It
wasn't
a
$2
bill.
It
was
a
$100
bill.
Frank
Kecfe
is
staying
with
ills
brother,
John
Keefe,
for
I
two
weeks.
Mrs.
KeeTe
expects
to
!
come
up
from
Vancouver
to
Join
him
shortly.
Hirvey
Campbell
recently
sold
his
ranch
on
Uncha
Lake
and
the
new
owners
moved
in
on
Sat
urday.
They
intend
building
12
tourist
cabins
as
soon
as
possible
This
is
an
excellent
location
for
hunting
ducks
and
geese
and
large
game.
Cyril
Shelford
brought
a
new
Jeeri
from
Vancouver
by
road.
It
is
the
first
to
come
Into
this
district
and
Ts
causing
a
good
deal
of
Interest.
Trajr
Schedule
For
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday!
in:45
p.m.
1
1
lty
to
play
the
violin
and
Billy
Orr
delighed
with
his
Impersonations.
President
Rector
Stewart
presented
the
rptlrlng
president,
Aubrey
fisher,
with
his
past
present's
badge.
The
fjpor
was
cleared
"
and
dancing
enjoyed
tp
the
strains
Ree.
Crozier
did
a
eood
Job
of
an
orchestra
corfiosed
of
Mrs,
with
his
"Swede
at
the
Baseball"!
J?an
Stewart
at
the
piano,
popi-Opme;"
and
Secretary
R.
M.;
rade
Sweenev.
violin,
and
porn-Sweeney
demonstrated
his
abil-
rade
Orr
on
ine
drums.
Pity
The
Poor
Prosperity
Visits
f
erroce
Pfstfipt
TERRACE
Terrace
is
gpttlng
a
fairly
cjqse
look
at
that
thing
called
prosperity,
It
would
appear
f
rom
the
record
of
the
municjpal
tax
sale
scheduled
for
Monday.
Probably
for
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
village
there
yfre
po
pieces
of
property
sold
Sot
delinquent
taxes.
HONOR
IRISH
HEROES
DUSTjI.V,
-.Special
2
V2d.
and
3d.
stamps
will
be
issued
to
NATURE
MAY
BE
MAKING
UP
BACK
RAINFALL
j
TERRACE
Heavy
rainfall
i
which
has
marked
the
last
two
week-ends
here
is
suggesting
tp
;
local
residents
that
perhop".;
Mother
Nature
is
catching
up
on
!
some
precipitation
which
she
spared
this
district
during
the
last
two
years.
i
Prepipitation
on
Saturday'
measured
an
inch
and
a
half,
while
in
the
preceding
week
twp
inches
of
ralri
fell.
Terrace
people
are
comparing
this
with
the
one-iuarter
inch
that
fell
during
August,
and
in
May.
Also'
there
is
the
fact
that
rainfall
in
this
district
in
1944
and
again
in
J945
was
seven
inches
less
fhan
the
32-year
average.
Terrace
shudders
'
at
the
possi
faulty
that
this
14-inch
shortage
might
be
made
up
between
now
and
the
end
of
th6
year
in
addition
to
their
regular
quota
of
Vain.
Titled
Actress
Apartment
Robbed
LONDON,
Sf
Thieves
rifled
the
Mayfalr
-apartment
of
actress
Beatrice
.
Lillie,
talcing
Jewels
and
a
mink
coat
valued
at
'$32,-000.
'
'
'
'
The
mink
coat
alone
was
valued
at
$12,00.
'Mtss
Llllle
is
the
wife
of
Lord
Peel.
commemorate
me
centenary
oi
:
LONDON
Twenty-five
per
the-
births
of
Charles
Parnell
,
sons
queued
all
night
for
tickets
and
Michael
Davitt,
Irish
nation-1
to
the
Old
Vic's
Shakespeare
alist
leaders.
season.
:eBC..Lt1.
He'll
cook
your
waffles
as
light
as
a
cloud
,
.
.
And
provide
you
with
warmth
where
you
need
it
.
,
.
He'll
press
your
clothes
as
smooth
COMMENCING
OCTOBER
1
(By
authority
of
B.C.
Milk
Control
Board)
Milk
Prices
Have
Been
Advanced
as
follows:
Bulk
Milk
advanced
8c
per
gallon
1
quart
19c
1
pint
10c
Ticket
Price
6
quarts.
.R1.10;
10
pints
$1.00
Cream
and
Buttermilk
prices
unchanged.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
(231)
Announcement...
JOHN
HARRIS
and
M.
PARKINSON
have
resumed
proprietorship
of
ATLAS
BOILER
WORKS
Boilers,
Tanks
and
General
Ironwork
And
make
your
toast
in
record
time
...
If
you
like
.your
coffee
to
be
extra-special
let
Reddy
make
!tl
To
the
busy
housewife
with
an
active
family,
the
electric
servant
is
her
"Man
Friday".
Housework
becomes
a
"career"
instead
of
a
"job",
with
time
left
over
for
other
interests;
Plan
now
to
buy
modern
electric
appliances
as
they
become
available.
CAMEL'S
HUMP
Humps
on
camels
are'
'composed
chiefly
of
fat.
SHORTHAND
AND
TYPEWRITING
NIGHT
CLASSES
Teacher,
MRS.
HILL
(W.C.T.)
PHONE
RED
284
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
Prfnrc
Rupert
DtiHp
pclos
Wednesday
October
2,
1946
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AXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
)
!
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0
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ljgFPGood
io
the
last
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Cafe
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REPAIRS
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FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
G
AMI
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
&p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY-WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
VMi
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
1
Terrace
Corner
Snack
Bar
MRS.
FLAMBLY
HOME-MADE
PIES
SANDWICHES
CAKES
LUNCHES
FOR
TRAVELLERS
On
the
Main
Highway
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GENERAL
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