Prince
ntiprrl
ViUt
J3tof
Wednesday,
September
28,
1919.
'j
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
TODAY
-THURS.
matin.
V,
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
il
bteamship
Mrovementi
For
VnrooT
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1
:30
cm.
J
M
M
5
?
?
1
George
Atkinson,
popular
caretaker
of
the
Red
Cross
Outpost
Hopital
returned
on
Saturday's
train
from
Lloydminster,
Saskatchewan,
where,
on
September
20,
he
married
Miss
Agnes
Davidson,
younger
daughter
of
Mrs.
H.
Davidson
and
the
late
Capt.
Davidson
of
Terrace.
Mrs.
Atkinson
will
join
her
p.m.
Thursday
s&.
prince
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p
m.
From
ancoi.rrr
Sunday
sh.
Camosun,
IX
pj
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
nusDana
m
xerrace
very
shortly.
CARTOON
HALL
OF
FAME
CAPITOL
NEWS
7
p.m.
9:14
Rupert.
Mrs.
W
Osborne
enplaned
for
Vancouver
from
which
point
she
Hew
to
Trail,
arriving
there
on
Friday
morning.
Early
on
Sunday
afternoon
her
only
brother,
William
Doust.
WINNER
CONGRATULATES
WINNER
Another
"V"
for
victory
was
scored
by
Winston
CTlurchill
recently
when
his
horse.
Colonist
n.
came
in
an
easy
winner
in
the
Lime
Street
Stakes.
The
affable
Churchill
made
a
personal
visit
back
to
the
stables
to
give
Colonist
a
rewarding
pat
for
his
noble
effort.
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
George
L.
R"orie
vacation,
art
t,
and
son,
who
have
been
spend-
j
city
from
the
Ing
a
month
in
Vancouver
on'
Princess
n.,-.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Bu:son
of
Hamilton.
Ontario,
arrived
on
Saturdays
train
from
the
Eas;
to
spend
a
two
weeks'
holiday
with
their
son
and
daughter-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Bu!-son
of
Eby
Road.
Having
heard
a
lot
about
the
scenic
beauties
of
British
Columbia,
they
were
nevertheless
passed
away
after
a
lengthy
Illness
and
funeral
services
were
!
held
on
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Osborne!
will
be
returning
to
Terrace
al-
!
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
1
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.rn
!
From
Alice
Arm
and
i
Stevart
""uesday
ss.
Camjun,
a.m.
'
From
Ocean
Falls
j
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruper:
j
10
a.m.
:
lor
Ocean
FartiS
j
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
11:15
p.m.
For
Alaska
!
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruper:
nidnight.
trom
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prinze
Rupert.
Ronnie
Paulson,
Gerald
Toop.
Bob
MacKay
and
Jimmy
Prot
most
immediately.
WOULD
PROBE
IMPRISONMENT
OF
KURT
MEYER
iter
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
I
Saturday,
returning
on
Sunday
with
a
bear
which
they
had
shot
enroute.
thrilled
with
all
they
saw
cn
their
journey
here.
The
lovely
Autumn
tints,
the
swiftly
flow-i
ing
rivers
and
the
beauty
and
grandeur
of
the
snow-capped
mountains
exceeded
all
that
HALIFAX
f
A
move
has
been
Fall
Coats
made
to
investigate
the
civilian
The
LakeUe
Avenue
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Baker
w
as
the
'
scene
last
week-end
of
a
surprise
birthday
celebration
f-.r
Mr.
Baker
whose
son
and
son-!
in-law.
W.
Baker
and
E.
B,uck
;
holtz.
drove
in
from.
Prince
Fu-
j
Hunting
parties
were
early
on
(
imprisonment
of
Major-Genera'
-url-
yer.
uanaoa
a
oniy
uer
tv
road
on
Sunday
morning
J
could
ever
latasir.e.
Seen
In
and.
the
weather
being
warm
and
sunny,
a
drive
along
the
The
investigation
Is
being
started
by
a
group
of
unidentified
private
.citizens
who
main
For
Girls
:
Stvled
Right
J
Priced
Ripht
Are
Right
2
RUPERT
PEOPB
STORE:
tain
that
a
military
prlsone.
i
highway
or
a
tramp
through
the
'woods
were
enjoyable
even
if
;
tlvre
was
no
luck
hunting.
I
Mrs.
Homer
Levesque
of
Terrace
who
is
cook
at
the
Celanese
should
not
be
Incarcerated
In
a
all
the
glory
of
an
Indian
summer
sunshine
the
country
is
at
its
best
for
their
first
visit
to
this
part
of
the
Dominion.
Arthur
McCabe
of
Prince
George
drove
into
Terrace
on
Sunday
for
a
brief
visit
with
his
brother.
Robert
McCabe
and
family,
on
Kalum
Street.
civilian
penitentiary.
;
MIXED
LEAGUE
j
Wedneday,
September
28
1
7
p.m.
i
'Booth
School
No.
2
vs.
SporU
Shop.
Blow-Outs
vs.
Northern
Lights
Silver
Streaks
vs.
Ideal
Clean-Si
p.m.
Dodgers
vs.
Forestry-Celulose
Skeena
Gorcery
vs.
C.T.U.'s.
Wharf
Rats
vs.
Rupert
Motors
'
To
supply
foul
line
judges.
pert
with
their
wives
and
children
for
the
occasion.
Inline
evening
many
of
his
frierds
called
in
and
a
happy
soOiil
evening
was
passed
and
Mr.
Baker
wa3
the
recipient
of
many
lovely
gifts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Philip
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
to
spend
the
week-end
there.
Meyer
was
sentenced
to
life
for
war
crimes
and
Is
kept
In
the
penitentiary
at
Dorchester
New
Brunswick.
Ask
for
it
tilhtr
uaj
.
,
.
koib
Leaving
Terrace
by
car
on
Fred
Gibbs
is
working
on
the
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
trtlt-markt
mean
tbt
Umt
tbinf.
camp
at
faaivus,
recently
surprised
herself
and
the
crew
wnen,
from
the
cookhouse
door,
she
shot
and
killed
a
bear
which
was
foraging
in
the
garbage
can,
25
yards
away.
Using
a
30-30
this
was
the
first
time
that
she
had
ever
fired
a
gun.
It
was
m
t
until
later
that
she
realized
V
Thursday
morning
for
Prince
old
garage
building
on
Kalum
W.
Chester,
who
is
with
the
Street,
just
north
of
the
E.
T.
ladwHwl
Iwlllat
oi
Caca-Cala
maim
nnliM
wnk
4
Kenney
office
repairing
and
re
modelling
it
and
It
Is
unde--
NORTH
SI
AR
BOTTLING
4
for
stood
that
it
is
to
be
used
as
a
the
chance
she
had
taken
Phone
132
Prince
h.iri
xhP
r.niv
wnnnripd
tho
hrr
:
warehouse
for
Johnstone
and
she
would
undoubtedly
have
SMkhiel
Hardware
store.
hcn
b.icllv
manlrrl
hv
it.
I
rauio
servicing
department
of
McRae
Bros.,
drove
into
Terrace
on
Sunday
from
Prince
Rupert
to
see
his
uncle,
W.
Warner,
who
has
been
ill
in
hospital.
Accompanying
him
on
the
journey
were
his
daughter,
Jean,
aiu
George
Fraser.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Peters
have
moved
to
the
Munthe
farm.
Hillcrest
Farm,
on
the
bench
where
they
will
spned
the
winter
months.
Mrs.
P.
Murie
and
Mrs.
Ashton
&
At
-
.
v
-
The
Students'
Council
at
the
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mirhiel
and
son,
Terrace
High
School
elected
i
lurry,
returned
on
Saturday
,
Uielr
new
officers
at
a
meetlnr;
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Vanoou-!
last
wk.
President
is
David
Oil-
j
ver,
driving
up
from
the
south,
j
landers;
Vice-President,
Jlmi
j
Procter;
Secretary,
Valerie!
Mi.s
A.
Lips,
Miss
V.
Booth,
1
Craig;
Treasurer,
Betty
Mo
I
2
.
M
Cabe.
On
the
council
are
Lorna
j
Melvin,'
Bob
Craig.
Charles
del
Miss
E.
Forbes,
Miss
J.
Wilson
ai;d
H.
Noakes
drove
to
Hazel-
w"
.mi
Kergommeaux,
ViclU
Hipp,
Don
Oillanders,
Fat
Johnston.
rpent
Monday
of
this
week
in
rrincc
Rupert,
driving
there
and
back.
ton
on
Saturday
to
attend
a
jmeetii.R
of
the
local
branch
of
jthe
BC.
Teachers'
Federation
which
was
held
there
in
t!'t
BLUE!
Miss
M.
Clark,
Rff,
matron
COlt1
Klievc
Kcefer
left
on
Saturday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
be
on
jury
duty.
"
afi-.-rnoon
Tentative
plans
were'
tor
the.
Infirmary,
spent
a
few-made
for
a
meeting
of
the
j
days
in
Terrace
last
week
look-fnehers
to
be
held
in
Terrace
ing
over
the
building
and
late
so-.ne
time
in
October.
Officers
in
the
week
left
for
the
south,
were
elected
and
are:
President
j
SPFXIALON
Kl-STORAGE
ALBUMS
3-Pocket
L'lic
4-Pocket
fx
5-r'ocket
;;oe
Mr.
Hayter;
Secretary-Treasurei,
1
very
ill
in
Mrs.
G.
Siebin
i.;
ihe
local
hospital.
ANDD
RECO
Mr.
Palmer;
salary
rrpresenta
tive
Miss
Masik.
Other
officer;,
will
be
elected
at
the
Terraci
meeting.
(Zoess
wAo
's
h
fown
wrfA
8MCXCA8U
AWf'
A
party
of
Kinsmen
drove
up
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
ONLY
55c
each
2
for
$
or
5
for
S2.00
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OK
EAT
SAVING
to
do
some
work
on
their
camp
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Loral
men
!
Mrs'
R'
sParks
and
"".
helped
out
and
a
lot
of
work
1
am'
WuUf'r'
retur!lcd
on
Satur-was
,y
from
Edm"nt''n
where
they
accomplished.
,
...
j
have
b'en
visiting
relative
wnci
J
the
beginning
of
July.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Civic
Cen-
j
.
,
,
,
tre
Drama
Club
held
in
the
Civic
',
Colonel
Snarlinc
of
the
War
i
when
GAINES
nourishes
every
inch
f
'th
I
I
of
yonr
dog!
f
"v
p
j
Kerp
that
"poppy
spirit"
in
roar
dog!
.
t
Jf
''
I
f"
'
I
Fh1
(,ainp
nourish
rvrrr
inch
!
Gainet
I
V
"(T'T
1
in
kennckrttrd
-
bioiogicaliy
proved
to
be
t
yr.
t
m
mt
'
I
tkorp
1
nutritionally
complete.
:
'
I
1
Save
you
money
every
feeding
f-f"
,
V
L-
I
A
5-lb.
Lac
makra
10
to
12
Ibt.
of
rrad4o-rat
J
X
L
I
t
food
-
cou
lew!
to
fd
than
ny
other
type.
9
"
1
Easy
to
feed
lju,t
niin
iih
water
onp,
A
1
milk
or
rravy).
Kor
Variety
-
try
GAINES
JL
V
I
j
K
K
I
NCHON,
hich
i
Gainea
Meal
compreased
I
V
I
into
erunrhy
bite-iize
pelleti.
I
a
I
Why
GAINES
satisfies
your
dog
1
II"!
4
tX
Eaih
pound
rontuinn
Protein
a)
in
1
Vi
lb.
J"
I
'
If
.,
1
'
beef;
carbohydrate
a
in
l'i
Jt.
rooked
oat-
-I
3
'
t
,
meal;
aa
in
1
oi.
butter;
minerals
ai
in
Vi
tiriJ
'J
tf
lb.
iheeie;
iron
ai
in
3
lb.
beef
liver.
tk.
f
1
'
If
1
Wlnmr
Iwli
in
iaU
lIPi'tl
-
V
v7iaV
i
2-1..,
S-lfc.
and
JS-lk.
boat
R-WTl
V
L
K5
Pip
V
Complete
Meol
for
ALL
Dogs
"I
J
Mymwm
ki-S
i&
Centre
Monday
evening
with
8.
Hewlett
presiding,
the
election
of
officers
too
piace,
resulting
in
".he
following
being
elected:
President,
Mrs.
R.
Cooper;
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Otto
Lindstrom;
Ai-scts
Corporation
ha.?
been
in
town
this
week
to
Inspect
tht
army
huts
which
the
government
has
now
released
to
tn
Corporation.
On
his
return
to
Vancouver,
it
expected
thai
ttetfipilli
Venetian
Bli
Secretary-Treasurer,
Miss
Tumilson;
Stage
Manager,
Pat
the
huts
will
go
up
for
sale.
V
i
Jim
Barr
of
Prince
Rupert
actum
K(.l.
Aluniimira
of
A
panied
him
to
Terrace.
in
a
wide
assortmfri
colors
with
maltM
trastirtK
tapes
.Daily
news
classified
advertisements
brino
results
This
advertisement
is
not
pun-"hH
tr
'"unlayed
bv
the
Liiuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gov-iiuiitut
oi
British
Columbia.
Mai-Kay.
It
was
decided
to
stage
the
three-act
play,
'The
Scarlet
Ghost"
early
in
January.
This
wfs
to
have
been
produced
last
Spring
but
was
postponed.
Immediately
following
this
pro-iuction,
rehearsals
will
start
on
another
production
for
which
the
reading
committee,
casting
Drop
In
and
m
j
AGED
FURNACES,
and
our
'1
or
phone,
It
Pay
in
the
End
lo
Rev.
and
Mrs.
P.
Mallett
a-c
leaving
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
on
Thursday
for
Bella
Coola
where
thty
will
attend
v
meeting
of
the
Presbytery.
Terrace
delegate
to
that
meeting
L
Mrs.
R.
Squires
who
will
alj.
leave
on
Thursday.
will
rail
and
w
uindos
and
ad'i
HEAT
ROBBERS
The
owner
of
an
avers
Installed
pr'M-
average,
eommit
tee
and
executive
will
Have
Your
Car
GREASED
If
You
Don't,
You'll
Soon
Find
that
Your
Auto's
heating
system
five
or
more
years
old
is
-warned-by
National
;
have
prepared
the
groundwork,
'
j
It
Is
alf;o
expected
that
the
xtv
Warm
Air
Heating
Association
Civic
Centre
will
enter
a
play
DECEASED
Mrs.
H.
Koch
returned
this
week
from
Vancouver
where
she
placed
htr
two
boys,
Bobby
and
Peter,
in
Vancouver
College
Rupert
Festival
that
tTie
odd3
are
7
to
10
hisjtn
the
Prince
inV;r
heating
bill
is
at
least
10
(next
Spring.
percent
more
than
necessary,
j
.
:
ThU
U
because
7
out
of
101
If
y
x;jct
maximum
peTJorrnarsce
from
your
r:r.
rt
trat
H
i
prpwly
reav-d
at
all
timet.
fn'.vn
m
her,
wfjr
ftxperieri'.-e
and
iuipment
Mtrt
yi
of
a
quiiy
yti.
WE
DFI.IVt
McBride
Street
older
type
system
of
heating
j
are
In
need
of
repairing
and
cleaning.
Air
leaks
in
and
around
furnace
combustion
;
chamber,
vyA
in
the
chimney
or
furnace,
warped
burned
barn,
'
eorr'Klinz
smoke
pine
all
create
Bob
Parker's
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
KnJ
and
MtBrtde
r
Fhne
111
)
1jh
of
heat
rlgtit
in
the
furnace
j
ttaeif.
Therefore
using
more
fuel
i
to
keep
the
proper
temperature,
j
Heating
expert
report
that
r,'ne
r
ner
are
"robbing
;
I'
.er
u
pay
Paul"
through
use
of
improper
firing
methods
and
Hamilton
Watches
They
are
among
the
worlds
best.
We
carry
them
in
both
Hailroad
grades
for
the
pocket
and
in
the
popular
wrist
style.
The
prices
range
from
$40
to
$85.
We
guarantee
them
and
we
sell
them
at
the
factory-advertised
price.
The
wrist
watches
arc
in
beautiful
boxes.
Sets
of
Dishes
BEAUTIFUL
ENGLISH
CHINA
v
:
negligence
in
furnace
mainten-The
majority
of
ciUy
repairs
'
could
have
been
avoided
If
i
SPECIAL
i-Piece
Set
ut
English
Dinncrware
for
only
$29.50
in
22
and
H:t
at
a
price
that's
sure
to
plea.st'
the
whole
family.
TRAVEL
THE
EASY,
COMFORTACLL
Regular
Trips
...
.
t
j
10
Poi
To
Queen
Charlotte
tif
(Daily,
Except
Sunday;
TV
AliVo
Arm.
Stewart
owner
Had
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