perry-
after
spending
the
on
ys
here
on
bus4nens,
,A
by
tonight's
train
for
George.
-5
Terrace
Surprise
Shower
Enjoyed
"
Prfnre
nuperf
DaMp
Yut&3
Monday,
December
19,
1949
.
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
1
1
'
I
'
'L
till
j
1X1
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
T.
Harvey
returned
to
the
J.
city
.
i
tJtKACE
A
delightful
in-
oja.JSaturday
nieb.t's
train
trip
to
the
from
a
hrief
trip
to
Sijjitiief4oo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner,
for
,
York
to
embark
for.
many
years
residents
of
Usk
and
j
Old
Country.
'
imw
of
Terrace,
were
recently
the
legal
business.
-
"
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Wood
salle
d
.Sunday
niht
-
on
the
Camosun-
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Naylor,
Jr.
W.
R.
McAfre
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coouitlam
last
evening
from
a
business
trip
to
last
Thursday
evening
at
the
'orne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
Melvin
L
,T.ot
Mrs-
opor,e
A-
n
the
former
A?ne,
Davids
lany,
decorated
basket
held
bnded
to
the
guest
of
honor
by
mm
y
recipients
of
a
lovely
tri-lamp,
the
gift
of
the
people
of
Usk
who
had
been
their
neighbors
for
so
many
years
a
parting
gift
to
.'.how
how
hH-rrfy
they
were
thought
of
and
one
which
is
greatly
prizfd
by
the
Skinners.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ear!
Louden
and
children
left
on
Saturday
mom-tar's
train
for
the
south
where
they
will
spend
a
month
on
hoM-tiay.
Mr.
Louden
Is
In
charge
of
the
rock
crusher
here.
mm
m
jm
.
m
m
mw
jmw
m
uc
n-ergommeaux
A
few
words
of
thank,
were
said
b
Xmas
Concert
A!
Terrace
School
and
Mr.
Atkinson
'
ln!!'i.'rith
Wife
ln
xPres-'
riorpn,e
anfl
Agnes
Norman.
nls
PPreeiation
for
deau
travelled
to
Prince
Rupert
tnw
express
of
regard
shown
Tuesday's
train,
returning
on
f
tnm
both.
Friday
accompany
by
their
Fallowing
delicious
refresh-
hlKlQr-
Y,,mlM;.
who
is
a
student
rnents
served
by
Flora
and
Lorna
at
llle
Cement
there.
Melvin
and
Colleen
Si..-
.
i
ivrrtisement
is
not
Dub-,'r
(iboiaved
bv
the
Llauor
1
B"urd
or
bv
the
Gov-,t
uf
BiitK'h
Columbia.
;rleaant
evening
was
onii-Hu'
o.,-...
.
.
M
i
K
'
.
1
c.i
u
.
J
ikw
nits
purcnasea
proo-
Sut
rSl:
-L-.
Avenue
UoZZ
EW
ROYAL
j;
;
d
ail
u
72
hiS
guesu
Joining
he
2
JL
enrol
slnplng
rlth
Ho-
m
'
N"
tl
MmiIw
Mm.
IVrvW.
tm.
'
HOTEL
m
"Tlie
book
is
overdue;
you
owe
six
dollars
and
sixty-four
cents."
TERRACE
Once
again
the
nchool
Christmas
concert,
held
this
year
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
Friday
evening
was
great
success.
The
large
half
was
packed
with
the
parents
anc
tnends
of
the
youngster
and
all
thoroughly
enjoyed
themselves.
Although
not
too
ion
a
program
it
was
varied
and
Interest,
hig
from
beginntig
to
end.
It
opened
with
the
"Wedding
of
th
Painted
Doll"
where
the
small
children
were
very
conscious
of
their
grown-up
appearance,
The
tiny
'bride"
and
"groom"
were
every
bit
as
smart
as
their
grown
up
counterparts
and
every
bit
as
solemn.
It
was
a
love
Kin
piano.
Others
present
were,
Mrs
H
Davidson.
Mrs.
P.
Skinner,
Mrs
T.
Olson,
Mri.
McLaren,
Mrs.
V
Moore.
Mrs
Proctor
and
Margaret
j
Robert
Melvin.
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Ker-
Curley
Casey
and
Rawley
Bcecher
are
spending
a
lot
of
their
.spare
time
cleaning
chimneys.
The
profits
are
going
for
ntw
t-quijHnent
for
the
fire
SHIPS
and
Miss
Evelyn
Bussey
returned
home
on
the
Ccquitlam
last
evening
from
ancouver.
tome
Away
from
Home
Rimms
Hot
and
Cold
water
SHSSC
j'-nmmeauz.
Mis.
R.
Corlett
and
Mrs.
Sites
sent
gifts
Thi.
"t
1.
not
pnbU.h.4
or
U.pla,.a
by
h.
T.tcuor
Control
(
Board
or
br
tht
ttoTtrnuunt
of
Brltlta
Columbia.
?.1NCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
WATERFRONT
Having
on
board
a
large
number
of
loggers
heading
to
Vancouver
from
the
Sandspit
and
Cumshewa
Inlet
logging
caps.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Loen
left
on
I
Friday
night's
train
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
At
M:Bdde
they
will
meet
their
oi
saw
it
in
tne
Newsi
281
P.O.
Bo
198
.5
'
!
1
1
i
a
i
son
Everett.
Mr.
Loen
and
his
i
son
will
return
to
Terrace
in
about
two
week's
time
but
Mrs.
i
f
4
I
III
I
1
v
-
Vnlon
steamer
Camosun.
CaDt
J
ly
opening.
,
(
The
singins
of
carols
and
the
recitation
of
rade
i
t
"Night
Be-
Harry
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
lOLyLLUliVI
fi
FT
SHOPPERS
Loen
Will
EO
on
to
Califnmln
SIX
o'clock
last
evenins
from
-
'
s
,t
w
w
lore
Christmas."
with
the
where
she
will
visit
relatives
be
Santa
says
Try
Christmas
Cokes
ond
Cookies
.
.'
.
and
Torts
ond
Pies
ond
?uAA,n
A.
.
l
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
were
'
points
anc
sailed
at
9
p.
m.
for
tions
accompanying
them,
fore
returning
home.
She
ex
en
wen
received.
perls
to
be
away
about
six
eeks.
I
n,,
H,h
.
.
.,
Vancouver
ana
waypoints.
snort-
Ce
if.
ifwfang''!
after
tne
osun.
another
v
i
verTe
ver.se
.n
in
l
Latin.
Pallhful
.
flKt
!
Union
m
Steamship
Co.
r
liner,
the
CHOOSE,,MQLIDAY
-
.
?H
.
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i
WEARABLES
THAT
AREj
w
V
WB
-y
a.
wonaerrul
Christmas
treot
Mrs.
Jim
Aiseneau
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
former
Jean
Kirk-aldy,
is
back
at
her
place
in
the
post
office
helping
out
her
parents
(lui'ilKr
the
Christmas
mail
mi
rUK
A
VUttN
arrived
at
six
forty-five
from
Vancouver
ana
waypoints,
sailing
at
11
p.
m.
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
The
closing
number
wa
"The
Christmas
Carol"
with
Herbert
jFiandell
doing
a
particularly
good
piece
of
.icUng
as
the
miser
f"8crooge".
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
1
!rd
Ave.
Phone
64J
rush.
points
whence
she
will
return
N
01.il
.x.5.vi:
Annie
Lips,
Elementarv
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sal!
vk.,xe.,iy
,...i.x..i.
i
i
i
Miss
,
School
principal,
was
the
an-",
south
at
3
p.
m..
an
hour
and
a
This
Year
Give
Nylons
They're
so
practical
whether
it's
Gold
Stripe,
Phan-
or
Harvey
Woods
in
the
color
and
weight
you
want
Roy
Clifford
is
helping
in
the
post
office
during
the
present
Christmas
season.
riouncer
and
ehe
remarked
how1nalr
la;r
than
usual
by
special
t
much
the
school
had
grown
j
arrangement
so
that
local
teach-
torn,
Supersilk,
We
have
them
LOCECER
PLANT
iers
may
have
the
opportunity
of
isiucr
seven
years
ago
when
there
were
only
4
classrooms
Ir.
boarding
here
after
the
closing
.of
school
for
the
Christmas
and
.comparison
wKh
theU
of
today
"This
iJvcrtitemff4
it
not
publifhcd
or
ditpljyt4
by
If.c
Liquof
Control
Betid1
Of
y
the
Govcrrtlnrrtl
ol
British
Columbi
.
f
New
Year
vacation
season.
THE
BEST
MEAT
YOUR
MONEY
CAN
BUY
Cl.wr
trout
quarters
of
8wl
ff.
Burn's.
MAPLE
LEAP,
tED
BRAND
BEEF
AQr
May
we
suggest
STANFIELD'S
NOVASILK
LINGERIE
Gowns
Briefs
Panties
Slips
STYLED
TO
SUIT
EVERY
WOMAN
AND
REASONABLY
PRICED
Always
delighted
to
show
y6u
our
Yule
Fashion
Tnxnlrn
linns
Robert
and
Peter
Koch
arrived
home
on
Saturday
morning's
train
for
the
Christmas
holidays.
They
are
students
at
Vancouver
Cfrtlege.
Their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Koch
of
the
Skeena
Hotel,
intend
returning
south
with
them
when
they
go
back
to
j
The
P.
T.
A.
helped
make
the
'costumes
and
sponsored
the
en-,
tertainment,
wtnen
was,
nnancl
ally,
as
well
as,
from
the
enter-itsinment
angle,
an
unqualifie;
success.
look
for
the
RUPERT
FREEZING
CO.
LTD.
230
2nd
Ave.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
It
hool.
They
will
fly
to
New
big
red
Do
come
in
soon
at
.
.
.
AHHETTE
MANSELL
!
1
i
bottle
today!
525
LADIES
WEAR
Phone
J
i
ten
I
Dr.
Alfred
Large
Not
Leaving
City
I
Due
to
an
error
in
the
report
of
the
Union
Board
of
Health.
I
meeting
last
week,
It
was
stated
'
that
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
was
leaving
I
i
the
city.
Dr.
Large,
who
has
been
acting
as
director
of
the
health
unit,
ts
remaining
in
Prince
Rupert.
,
,
,
3rd
Ave.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
RE-PRICED
j
20
,
EEDUCTION
20
;
TP-J
VVWvT,VISpVriisrMrwwiisvt
-I
ON
ANY
ITEM
$10.00
OR
OVER
IN,
OUR
STORE
Give
Your
Friends
A
Gift
That
Will
Be
Appreciated
!
RHEUMATISM!
ARTHRITIS!'
T)lr
terriblt
pn
it
fte
nttdleu
To
brinf
quick
trmn
puis
de
to
rhvuma-I
titan,
arthritis,
-itic
.
lumbagor
and
nurii
is,
!
t
a
bo
t
tie
or
IKU
IN
Ubiet'
today!
Moat
Eiderdown
Sleeping
Robes
Men's
Jackets
Men's
Dress
Trousers
Boys'
Parkas
Boys'
3-piece
Tricycles
Pedal
Cars
Baggage
,
Badminton
Rackets
French
Binoculars
7
x
50's
BRAND
Smoked
Black
Cod
FOR
XMAS
SHEAFFER3
"TRIUMPH"
Ihrobbinir,
muscular
achoa
and
paina
dua
la
thaoa
aoodittona
cannot
know
what
joy
and
comfort
anay
bm
im
alort
for
tiiem
until
they
O
try
iriii
iivm
uy
ww
ni
imvTi
vt
Ihoaaaoda
wbo
hava
bean
helpad
by
DOI.CIN.
rtatulta
ara
what
count.
Try
lX)LC!N
for
prompt
and
prolonjrud
rlif
from
thaaa
achaa
n.l
naina
Fkll
f'trvJ
tahloM
fee
Ma
tn
Icka.
MANY
MORE
ITEMS
TOO
NUMEROUS
TO
LIST
DON'T
MISS
THESE
RE-PRICED
XMAS
VALIIM
AT
10
Pound
Box
..
$3.95
L
Inatrurt
ions
otna
with
aarh
parkaia.
Lft
fXH.CIN
show
you
bow
fast
it
mny
blp
you
and
proa
to
bo
the
very
medk-ino
you
need.
5
It
has
relieved
tbe
anfuishof
many
thousands
a
of
your
fellow
-suffw-ra
with
lonR-standins;
9
casea
aoeompaaiad
by
Mtranit)
pain.
This
2
i
tk
il
fvdJympouid
prod
ictooaa
orKttl.
3
;
(itt
your
IM)L('!N
toilay
100
pracious
tsb-2
i
Ista
cost
only
$2
39
and
the
large.
acoDomy
J
i2
f.tXI-UMet
bottle
costs
only
f
10.00.
Youff
A
i
drucsist
baa
DOLCIN
for
yasa.
M
.
.v
..
'
1
j
!
If
you
cannot
obtain
DOLCtN
from
you
THE
SPOUTS
SHOP
20
Pound
Box
.
$7.50
30
Pound
Box
..
$11.50
THE
STORE
THAT
HAS
EVERYTHING
IN
TOYJ
AT
THiS
PRICE
YOU
LIKE
TO
PAY
533
W-
3rd
Ave.
Box
1692
Blue
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Limitad,
TaroBto
10,
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IN
THE
PACIFIC
COAST'S
MOST
MODERN
SMOKEHOUSE
Prepaid
to
any
points
served
by
C.N.R.
Rail
in
B.C..
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
Freight
extra
to
other
points.
Use
Coupon
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I
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to
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I
Address
I
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GIVE
THE
GIFT
THAT
PLEASES
"ALL-WAYS"
Shsoff.r'i
"TRIUMPH"
Pent
and
matching
Finlin
Pencils
ar
a
ifthoie
that
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built
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FOOTNOTES
1
For
Christmas
I
GREY
SUEDE
BABY
DOLL
I
I
V
Indicate
by
X
in
circles
below
I
O
Cash
O
Cheque
O
Money
Order
j
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O
$750
O
$11.50
J
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I
WHAT
KINO
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JEILV
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HAVEN'T
J
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TWAT
WAS
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SLIGHTEST
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r-A-
iJiff-i
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m
is,
.rrriB-
r.4?
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Walkina
Shoes!
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1
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THE
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ON
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Co-operative
f17k
1
d
V
fe
a
Va
Prnrl
Producer
and
Processors
Brand
Fresh
HyWave,
.
,
w
"
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frozen
&
Ar
Smoked
RmnlcoH
Viuh
Fish
nlon
also
Mllrl
Mild,Cu.red
PiimH
Hnlm
Salin
4
5
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$8.95
A
A
A
.
Crinnprs
of
Ckallnaer
Rrnnl
At
the
!
FIRST
QUALITY
CANNED
SEA
FOODS
Processed
at
the
,
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Plant
IS
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
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