1
Prfnce
Uupert
Daflp
Jftctos
Wednesday,
September
29,
1948
or
r
limelu
iomcs
from
terrace
STEWART
NEWS
LnfosJ
from
Portland
Canal
Mining
Centre
VERS
UdMFD
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
KergommeauX,
Terrace
Reporter
'KlondyUe
Kate'
Wants
Comfort
Now
Mrs.
W.
L.
Van
Duren.
or
mort
"
CLASSICAL
APPROACH
MONTREAL,
(?)
At
.
least
junior
matriculation
in
Greek
is
required
to
enter
the
newly-
Parent-Teachers
Raise
$60
at
Tag
Day
'Auntie
Ad's'
Eightieth
Birthday
Honored
FAREWEUED
AT
STEWART
PARTY
established.
or
Divinity
.Faculty
taformaUy
known
as
"Klondyk
at
McGill
University
here.
Many
and
Durenr
wha
theological
colleges
in
the
UnHvWted
ynkM
Md
Alaak
dwtag
ted
States
have
dispensed
with
sam
'
:
til,,
'
"4
Evan
.
Harris,
superintendent
of
Morris
Summit
Mine,
who
ha
beea
at
the
mine
for
the
past
week
or
so,
left
for
the
south
on
the
Cardena
on
Monday.
He
Is
confident
that
big
developments
are
in
store
for
ttm
mine.
Installation
of
tfte
Th
P.T.A.
tag
day,
held
in
attended"
mnmim
rrfflcpT
at
a
banauet
STEWART
The
Moose
H.
here.
.
McGill
is
sticking
to
the
classi
Terrace
last
Saturday
netted
over
$60
for
the
general
funds.
Although
weather
was
cloudy
was
the
scene'
of
a
delightful
party
last
Thursday
when
Mr.
In
the
north
that
she
has
become
tired
oC
toughing
it.
The
have
bought
a
twelve-acre
tract
near
the
Pacific
Highway
near
cal
approach.
w
roost
Ugh
it
r
i
jw
Tv
-
t
FREEDOM
OF
THK
ROADS
r-
flKJFfc
fcSUIIU,
BllCItU
imc-
jman
for
the
Department
of
Albany,
Oregon,
and
will
mov-3
Mr.
and-
MY.
Larry
Smar
of
Swift
Current,
Sask.,
drove
into
Terrace
or
Monday
for
a
brief
business
visit.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs
and
unsettled
the
school
children
were
out
on
the
streets
with
their
tags
and
cans
early
in
the
morning
and
were
busy
until
the
stores
closed
at
6
o'clock.
Tn
feudal
Kntrland
freedom
ofi
ana
Mrs.
Pete
Svedberg
were
guests
of
honor
of
Portland
Canal
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
and
Chapter
18,
Women
of
the
Moose.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Svedbere.
who
Public
worKs
in
the
Atun
District,
returned
from
a
tour
of
inspection
of
Lower
Post,
Atlin
into
a
new-
modern
home
whda
the
highways
was
won
only
af-
-buUt.
It
will
have
every
up-to-over
ter
a
long
struggle
extending
centuries.
date
convenience.
George
Loeppky
who
made
the
trip
witb
them.
and
Telegraph
Creek.
While
at
Mrs.
Thomas
Brooks
was
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
tea
celebra
Atlirv
he
picked
up
a
piece
of
YvJ
,.
sn"y.
2.
,w
,.,KfK
....
ere
0
tn
recipients
of
gifts
from
ting
her
80th
birthday
on
Mon-
The
delegates
to
the
conven-
covered
while
he
was-
watching
of
which
fl
and
th"
LhaPter
day
afternoon
in
the
United
tion
in
Juneau
returned
by
ear
TERRACE
T...t
iKKWll
Church
manse.
The
Ladies'
l
from
Prince
Rupert
en
Sunday.
Guild
were
the
hostesses
and,
Mr.
and
Mr
George
MeAdams
sluicing
operations
on
one
of
the
creeks.
f"1
u.ik
on
and
Mrs.
Martin
Miller
return
they
nave
both
been
active
members.
In
acknowledging
the
gifts
and
the
good
wishes
they
both
expressed
the
hope
that
they
will
return
In
the
not
too
distant
future.
ed
on-
Monday's
train.
Uea.
"""
before
the
serving
of
refreshments,
a
gift
was
presented
to
"Aunty
Ad"
who
is
one
of
the
oldest
members
of
the
Guild.
IN
THE
Toronto
Report
On
Premier's
Closing
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Modern
Etiquette
By
RQBER'IA
u
I
Military
whist
was
played.
The
winning:
table
ronsisteH
nf
STon-Scheda'e
Charter
Service
BATHING
BEAUTIES,
SMALL
FRY
SIZE
The
judges
in
the
recent
Newport,
R.L
bathing
beauty
contest
thought
they
were
seeing
double,
and
they
were,
wV-n
they
started
to
pick
the
winner
of
the
title,
"Little
Miss
Easton's
Beach
of
1948."
The
title
went
to
'Number
"
41,'
June
and
Jean
Gottlieber,
three-year
old
Identical
twins.
The
small
fry
version
of
the
bathing
beauties
strike
a
pose
like
their
big
sisters.
.
t,
iu
es
1
1
u.
.
.
i.
n
'
Constable
and
Mrs.
R.
Rogers
leturned
last
week
from
Van
Q,
Is
it
good
form
for
one
to
ins
men
at.
uj
ouu-rii-
.Mrs.
Jacobson,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Smith-mier
win
wanted
a
raise.
They
I
son.
Henry
Meiisoa
and
Pete
KAOI
IN
Commerc
ial
Hunting
Fishing
-
-
Sightseeing
couver
where
they
have
been
CANADA
on
holiday.
say
to
a
person,
"I
have
forgotten
your
name?"
A.
No,
this
is
usually
unflattering.
U
is
better
to
carry
on
Mrs.
V.
Moore
kt't
last
week
for
the
south
.
where
she
will
with,
the
conversation,
as
well
as
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
,
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
466
(
demanded
an
Increase
of
Si
a
Svedlyrg.
Consolation
prizes
day
across
the
board
as
from
Went
to
Mrs.
Manojlovich,
Miss
December
6
last.
The
company
Violet
Manojlovkh,
Miss
Ella
offered
to
pay
the
new
rate
as
K.'.ahil
and
Miss
Jaunita
Haw-from
July
1,
bUl
said
It
simply
kin&on.
didn't
have
the
$40,000
needed
The
co-workers
of
the
Women
for
retroactive
pay.
In
a
strike
of
the
Moose
supplied
a
splen-ballot
the
miners
voted
124
to
did
repast
which
was
thorough-
vou
can.
avoidins
the
use
of
names.
be
the
guest
of
ter
son-ln-l
law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tommy
Alford,
in
Vancouver.
Later
on
she
will
travel
to
KiT-emeos
to
spend
a
short
time
Q.
Is
it
all
right
for
a
dinner
guest
to
rest
one
hand
on
the
NO
DIVORCE
There
is
no
divorce
under
law.
ly
enjoyed.
table
while
talking?
(tit
A.
While
it
isn't
exactly
,"bad.
form"
still
the
best
place
with
another
daughter,
Mrs.
Arthur
Irvine.
.
DROWNED
IN
INTERIOR
LAKE
ifor
the
hands
at
the
table,
when
22
to
quit
work.
The
company
closed
the
mines
two
days
before
the
deadline.
All
machinery
has
been
brought
up
from
underground.
The
tunnels
are
closed
and
boarded
up
Th?
mess
house
and
the
bunk
houses
are
padlocked.
The
stores
havg
.
The
eabins
and
pool
rooms
of
not
in
use,
is
in
the
lap
James
Eli
Clark
II
of
Oetsa
I
Contact
-was
made
with
Ques-
late
Ubano
Colbuchini
have,
Q
Is
it
all
right
for
an
em-
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICK
.
.
.
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER4
Chevrolet
Buick
Chev.
Trucks
Fontiae
OldsmobUe
.
OJ.C.
Truck
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
B.C.
Loses
Life
t'nder
Tragic
nel
authorities
and.
the
police
been
sold
to
a
brother,
Tony
ployer
'
to
reprove
a
servant
in
Circumstances
j
made
an
effort
to
reach
the
Colbachina
'
of
Redding,
Cali-
the
presence
of
others?
News
of
the
drowning
of.
scene
of
the
tragedy.
!
fornia,
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.
hand-
A.
No,
this
Is
extremely
ill-
James
Clark
came
as
a
shock
j
On
Saturday
the
father
was
jjng
the
deal.
bred.
Any
such
criticism
should
to
all
the
residents
of
the
Lakes
,
flown
In
from
Ootsa
Lake
byj
be
given
privately.
District
He
was
of
the
third
Jean
Erntster,
pilot
for
the
Grii-
mt
atl(j
Mrs.
George
Grant
.
finished
their
closing-out
sales."
Toronto
Saturday
Nigh
t
lb
Pays
to
Advertiser
Advertise
m
tht,
Dai!?
News!
BIO
SISAL
PRODUCER
Mexico
produces
about
half
of
the
world's
supply
of
sisal.
feneration
to
bear
the
names
'
fiths
Brothers
of
the
Flying
and
children
returned
on
Tues-of
his
grandfather,
James
I.
Fishermen's
Camp
and
the
body
jay
morning's
train
from
Van-Clark
a
famous
horseman
and
brough
to
Burns
Lake
where
;
,
couver
.
where
...
they
have
been
:
1
.1
J-
guide,
and
also
of
his
father,
ine
lunerai-
service
was.
iKiuion
a
holiday.
James
I.
"Clark
II.
one
of
the
Rev.
A.
W.
Atkinson,
rector
of
best
euides
and
rodeo
riders
of
St.
John's
Church,
conductea
james
Stewart
and
his
moth-
tlie
central
Interior
i
tne
mes.
pr
Mrs.
FreaencKSon
oi
van
The
accident
occurred
on
tlie
Honoorary
and
active
pall-
couver,
drove
into
Terrace
on
Blackwater
water-shed
near
bearers
were
Manley
Rehill,
I
Saturday
for
a
brief
visit.
Euchinko
Lake.
While
making
Jonn
Harrison,
wimam
n.
nir-
week'
0
IS
a
dangerous
ford,
the
young
rison
Jr.,
Ernest
Harrison,
CM-
William
Osborne
drove
to
man's
saddle
horse
Dluneed
sud-
ford-
Bennett,
Buddy
Bennett,
smithers
on
Friday
accompani-
rienlv
into
verv
deen
water
and
Cars
from
all
over
the
districtied
by
S.
Welch,
district
gover-
either
struck
him
with
his
head
attended
the
last
rites,
thenor
0f
the
Kinsmen
Chib,
who
or
kicked
him
as
he
left
the!
Ootsa
Lae
acrs
especially
be-i
sortie
jing
loaded
with
floral
tributes
1
According
to
eye
witnesses,
i
Henry
West
of
Ottawa,
in
Clark
swam
for
a
few
strokes,
i
charge
of
another
Geodetic
and
lift?
Twe
tailings
per
week
foi
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
attend-
ank
once,
come
nearly
to
the
Mineralologleai
Survey
Tuesday.
1:30
D.m.,
.
Cardena.
surface
and
then
suddenly
dised
tne
innerar.
FU.SIIES?;
Saturday,
9
a.m.,
Catala
appeared.
Every
effort
was
made
by
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
SURVEYS
FIVE
KINGDOMS
From
the
highest
peak
of
the
I
INTER
C
O
ATS,
members
of
the
Geodetic
Survey
Styled
and
Are
you
froinjr
thru
the
functional
'middl-ape'
pnod
pwuiiar
to
women
yra.)
Doe
thift
make
you
aafTer
from
hoi
flanhc
feel
ao
nervous,
taph-strunjc,
tired?
'I
'ben
do
try
Lydia
K.
1
kham'i
Vefretahle
Compound
to
relieve
mieiuyflnptuiKifl!
likham'a
Compound
alao
has
what
luctor
call
U)
p.fca
WINTER
Ol'T-
party
for
which
he
was
packing
30
by
12
mile
Isle
of
Man
five
to
locate
the
body
but
some
kingdoms
can
be
seen
Ireland,
uours
ejapsed
before
It
was
re-
Scotland.
Man,
Wales
and
Eng-
covered.
land.
Sundays,
10
p.m.
FOU
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
88.
Coquitlam,
Oct.
2.
11
p
m
:
Ho
and
three
-
I
stomachir
tunic
effect!
LYDIA
F.
PINKHAM'S
Zl
piece
t
and
Two-JNOVVSUTS
CORE'S
kr.
Stfeet
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aeent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Francois
Lake
News
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
51G
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
Watch
forBorcfets
Evaporated
M'k
at
your
door
!
JNESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
The
district
is
saddened
by
Clarence
Snyder
is
combining
the
death
of
two
friends
grain
for
Hugh
Taylor.
The
bar-Shorty"
.
Macdonald
of
South-.
ley
is
yielding
very
well
indeed,
bank
who
is
76
years
old,
and
J
He
will
handle
the
oats
as
soon
k
BAY
works
p
GREEN
391
I
-
Repairs
as
the
barley
is
finished.
Ootsa
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
165
P.O.
Box
1401
'
Young"
Jim
Clark
of
Lake,
only
22
years
old.
Do
Try
It!
Joe
Hendricks
has
bought
the
We
know
you'll
love
Bordens
in
Moving,
Packing
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storags
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phones
69
and
6S
ship
-
EsUmates
:rmath
Marine
h
gines
FOR
YOUR
Schroder
ranch
10
miles
west
your
tea
or
coffee
.
.
.on
cereals,
fruit,
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
I
of
the
Landing;
on
the
lake
The
weather
has
been
perfect
during
the
last-
week
with
warm
bright
days
and
cool
nights.
Leaves
are
starting
to
chanee
to
autumn
colors
and
.in-
your
cooked
dishes;
desserts
WORK
shore.
Now
living
in
Seattle,
ne
and
Mrs.
Hendricks
expect
to
come
up
for
a
lew
months
every
Borden's
is
irradiated
for
extra
sunshine
vitamin
D.
Borden's
is
.homogenized
to
make
every
drop
equally
rich
and
nourishing.
-
Borden's
is
sterilized
to
make
it
completely
safe.
Borden's
is
especially
easy
to
digest,
even
for
infants.
Borden's
pours
like
cream.
have
made
the
countryside
even
,
.
CALL
BLUE
839
'
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
lovelier.
-Gardens
are
still
bright
with
flowers.
pCHNICIAN
and
Repair
I
C0LUSSI
IRUCK
756
foath
East
summer.
Last
Sunday
Joe
caught
six
char
in
the
lake,
the
largest
weighing
22V2
pounds.
Ray
Schroder's
sale
will
be
on
t
There
is,
tlo
finer
Milk
in
any
can
Borden's
Evaporated
Milk
is
concentrated
from
only
fine
quality,
fresh,
whole
milk.
October
6.
Young
Dressmakers
It
For
girls'
who
are
being
taught
SONS
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
ITERF.RS
An
Miss
Ellen
Anderson
Is
staying
with
Mrs.
Jones
at
the
J.P.
Ranch.
She
works
in
the
Post
Office
in
Victoria.
the
art
of
sewing,
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
are
ideal.
We
have
just
received
a
new
Your
grocer
has
a
fresh
supply
today!
Pf-ter
Reed
has
left
for
Van
RE
REPAIRS
Materials
I
Mattresses
Curtains
i
Cushions,
etc
"uid
Furniture
couver.
He
intends
spending
the
shipment
of
these
easy-to-follow
patterns
and
you
are
invited
to
Inspect
the
modern
dress
designs
that
Simplicity
Patterns
feature.
Besides
Patterns
we
have
Thread,
Scissors,
Tape
Measures,
Pins,
Buttons
and
many
other
items
required
by
dressmakers.
a
a
I
a
I
!v
;
f
winter
at
sea.
New
Phone
BLUE
593
P.O.
Box
1184
B-0
.
t
.
V
I
I
A
hi
I
H
U
mm
f
18
P
O.
Box
52fi
his
Cooper
has
shipped
to
Vancouver.
F'M
Avenue
Lee
lambs
JOTU&MA
EVAPORATED
WPERT,
B.C.
If
it's
Borden's,
it's
GOT
to
be
good
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HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavfig
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
Miss
Kathleen
Eaton
is
on
holiday
and
is
staying
with
Herbert
Eaton
at
ms
ranch.
She
has
not
been
back
since
she
lefi
is
now
liv-)n
nine
years
ago.
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Entrance,
Alberta.
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praetor
Phone
Red
400
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
3NER
BLOCK
859
204
4th
Street
Phone
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Blue
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CHICK
YOUNG
That's
a
Lot
of
Lamb
Chops!
No
Friction
Please!
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.
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HOME
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Building
and
Ropalrs
of
all
kino
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
been
changed
at
the
manufacturer's
recommended
mileage?
And
while
on
the
subject
have
all
the
other
pointa
requiring
periodical
attention
such
as:
.
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Change
of
Transmission
Lubricants
Cleaning
and
Re-Oiling
of
Air
Cleaner,
ete.
been
taken
care
of
according
to
the
instruction
book?
Many
Of
these
details
are
overlooked
even
by
the
owner
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
We
remind
our
"Regulars"
as
these
services,
become
due
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
fE
RUPERT
COLLECTOR
PHONES:
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
f
'Therle.
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LINDSAY
MOTORS
LID.
(P.)
Ltd.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
,
and
Worn
Solea
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Boa
77
Second
Ave.
PHONE
866,
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