Ptfnce
Rupert
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Wednesday
December
8,
1043
!
Timely-Topics
from
Terrace
,
.
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
jurymen
were
warned
by
fljief
Justice
O.
S
Tyndale
thattM7
ni?.ht
be
fihecf
$20
instead!
oi
the
usual
10
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STEWART
MOOSE
WOMEN
BAZAAR
On
f
Most
Successful
Affairs
of
Kind
Ever
Held
There
,
STEWARTOn
'
Saturday'
the
Women
of
the
Moose
held
one
qf
the
best
attended
and
most
eolorful
bazaars
which
ever
took
corner
of
Kalum
Street
and
jUukel.'ie
Avenue
for
the
festive
season.
,
.
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h
rt
INFLATION-
AFFECTS
JURY
MONTREAL
O
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Because
money
Isn't
worth
as
much
as
it
was
a
few
years
aso.
absent
.
,
.
IJM?!l
Sol
Dijtfibuion
TK
W.
H.
MHii
(
you
don't
hove'fe
0nly
3ufen$n$
,
to
grate
or
wiv
for
e
tilling
One
of
the
most
success!
ul
teas
and
sales
was
held
In
the
Orange
Hall
as
7.,-.urciy
afternoon
by
members
of
the
Anglicaa
Women'!
Auxiliary
when
the
proceeds
amounted
te
$00
clear
profit.
The
afternoon
was
very
cold
and
windy
but
there
wa
a
fairly
good
attendance
neverthpiejs-
A
good
array
of
home
looking
and
candy
was
soon
sold
and
the
aprons
on
the
needlework
stall
were
auipkiy'
snapped
up.
President
Mrs.
West
greeted
the
patrons,
fourers
were
Mrs,
Sparkes
and
Mrs.
Tumlls.on.
crviteurs
were
Mrs.
Hamlin,
'
Peggy
Laird
and
iAn.
Masted.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
R.
Thomson,
Mrs.
Sande,
M3.
Colder,
Mrs.
McNabb.
Home
cooking
stall,
Mrs.
H.
King
Mrs.
Giggey.
Apron
stall,
Mrs.
C
de
Kergommeaux,
Mrs.-
li
Holdcn.
Irene
Pratt
has
returped
to
Terrace
from
Vancouver
where
she
has
spent
the
past
three
months.
'
"Curjey
Casey
returned
.
last
week,
from
Vancouver;
where
he
W3s
'
patient
n
the
ShajigJ-nfssx
hospital..
,
.
E."5uckh)lz
has
returned
from
Alice
Aim
where
he
has
spent1
the
past
six
months.
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The
village
commissioners,
are
making
plans
to
have
a
'large
Christmas
Tree
with
colored
lights
placed
on
the
southeast
At
the
last
meeting
of
tl
Kinsmen's
Club
plans
were
made
for
a
tea
and
sale
to
be
held
In
the
Orange
Hall
on
Saturday,
December
18
when
the
men,
(lreiiaed
as
ladies,
will
take
charge
of
everything.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
ess
Q.
When
It
is
raining
hard
and
a
girl's
escort
stops
his
car
at
the
curb,
near
a
doorway,
should
she
allow
him
to
get
out
on
his
side,
go
around
and
open
the
door
for
her?
A.
No.
The
considerate
girl
will
get
out
and
run
for
the
door,
telling
him
to
slide
over
and
do
the
same.
Q.
Should
parents
take
alone;
their
small
child
when
they
aro
invited
to
spend
an
informal
evening
with
friends?
;
.
A-
Never,
.
unles
sthe
Invita
tion
specifically
includes
the
child.
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you
saw
it
Ui
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news:
COTTAGE
CHEESE
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New
Creamed
Fresh
Made!
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
nlaee
n
the
Portland
Canal
dlS
I
trict,
Oyer
$100
was.
taken
In-
Under
the
able
convenershlp
of
Mrs,
McKay,
chairman
of
the
hnmemaktng
committee,
.
every'
thln
tf
had
an
atmosphere
of
ft
southern
metropolis
even
;
although
there
was
two
feet
of
snow
On
the
ground.
The
needlework
ooth
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.'
Poiuolt
and
Mrs.
Thorn
pson.
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;
,
The
home
cooking
was
convened
by
Mrs.
L,awrnce.
Mrs.
Kus-tan
and
Mrs.
J;
MeLeod.
Th
candy
(japta,-
artistteally
decorated,
jteot
Mr4.
Rosalre-
p
Hycler
working"
overtime".'
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The
tea
room,
crowded
to
capacity,
was
a
credit
to
Mrs.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
Blasher.
Mrs.
Tooth,
Mrs.,
Manolojvlch
and
Mrs.
).
Hawklnson.
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Mooschaven
Chairman
Mrs..
A.
Gerirteswas
awarded
the
priz
faf
having
the
best
decorated
booth.;-
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A
pillow
of
gold,
made
and
donated
by
E.
atewart.
was
won
by
Mm.
q.
J.
8.-Anderson
and
the
Moose
Christmas'
;
hamper
which
numerically
.
contained
some
50
articles
was
won
bv
Andy
Anderson
.
"
The
tea
room
and
the
booths
were
all
well
patronjzed
and
the
ladies
In
charge
say
-they
could
have
sold,
twice
as,
much
,
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FRIENDS
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tearch
your
recipe
books
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look
in
the
fines!
pastry
shopi.
You
just
.
warn
I
find
better
Lemon
Pie
than
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w
Jell-O
Lemon
Pie
Filling.
Satin-smooth
.
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.
just
thick
enoujjh
and
never
too
thick
,
.
.
with
the
keen,
fresh
ttng
of
real
lemon.
1
he
old-fashioned
kind
-
not
a
lemon
jelly.
Aqrand
filling
(
ml
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Lemon
Pie
n,
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you
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Filling
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made
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thi
the
11
makers
of
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instruction
and
prac-
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variation
ideas
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BBC
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Pedal
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stock
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