ti
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i
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is
rril3
Jr.
.ir?
21
VA'i
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
HOME
ilfffl
IT
PAYS
TO
JKXl
YOUR
OWN
without
a
!
-
''
'7
7
-
Tweiv-Fre
Tun
Pr".i'ie'.i'j
of
tiff-!)
he
pr.r
-
h
o-rt
forestry
district
m
:9C3
exceeded
a."7
former
yir
by
a
great
margin,
of'xial
report
;-rJ.
"Hi
tot-si
for
ee
j
fir
was
lS2t7Mf
Sird
it-'
WANT
A
GREENHOUSE?
HERE'S
NEXT
BEST
AT
LESS
COST
Cigarette
Tobacco
VIRGINIA
MUD,
SWEET,
IMGHT
r.T
.uef
mat.---
candidates
ei-e
..;.d
ej
for
tH
f.jrthsom-in
one
e'.iorw
&"d
there
ih
or
rar.dsd&t
fr
the
school
,arl
A.cermamc
nominees
-r
Arthur
Br-v
t-ban.
Geo
B
Cxvey.
P.
J.
Fuller.
Elizabeth.
K-rr'r-it
and
Alexander
;
MatKeruie,
Henry
Smith
wai
r.jrir.ir.jf
!
r
vhoot
ird.
j
can
be
xeea
there
a.td
-a;
),,
there
i.r.tt:
'
C.
W,
A'i.
,
'
on
Vf
jn.iay
K..;rrar
i
ter
a
10
a,
JS.
Tm?c(
Topics
rom
7
errace
Mrs.
C.
R
De
Kerg
ommeaux.
Terrace
Repricr
f
EM9KCE3
SOIL
X
.
mrT
lett
th
dry
d.vk
Jor
the
j
hk.-h
t:m
h
av.fr,
Cx'in
OxSc
k.ii
ft
now
,
nsUH
nettrfe
neatm
Cabk
With
Ttrmta!
n
fctx-i
ICY
WINDS
SWEEP
TOWN-STREETS
CLARE
(F
K
K-ADELA
HALCLAND
IS
HONORED
tort.i
,f
t-.drar,
gr!t
fpra''
iurti.r
Macro
of
Pnnce
George
,
I.'v
i.ri.U
s-est
Terrace
late
can
L.
Many
of
th?
advantaf-s
of
a
of
itjs
cost,
may
be
enjoyed
by
YIL
LtlllKC
Du::c..r.
...
u
w.lv
nir,
:ter
a'
Ul
take
place
this
evening.
:
L
Mix..
tr.e
and
Mrs.
!
town
at
,
Kr.,.-t
.rrtfe
'.Mr.
AUce
CaatpbeU
of
j
out
Now
that
e'r
h-r.
I'm
wtrf
yo-j
li
talk
y-
j
Thtrt
f-Fttt
Year
I
Tr.e
VA'iftvint
ere
nominat-t
.
tfff.
jre-
eti
eieetijti.
For
Mayor:
S
M
Seton
ar-.d
T.
D.
Pit'uUo;
!'r
atdermen:
A-
H.
hlifon
Vsc'or
Baw-Bert.
L.
the
amateur
garcer.er
r.o
equ:ps
c:i
fra-T-.e
xitr:
e'.-'.r:?
heatir.s
cabie.
Cab!
and
trwr-mostau
are
no
tAtairtaWe
at
than
the
coal
ut
a
towr-s-
DANCE
PROFIT
Appointment
of
Oire-tr
at
Terrace
Deferred
I
.c.-!
.,
w,nrtrtj.
on
!H
Fisher
were
joint
hostesses.
t
rr44.te
ue-,.;.
:
!
Ths'Z.''av
and""dving
down
'
Contests,
for
which
prizes
were
j
manager
cf
of
the
eve-;
He
u
to
be
sar:
!-omew
hat
-awards
evening.
Thi
given,
were
part
i
sheet
ning's
entertainment.
An
um-.A-ea
Hau?.,r.3
it!
Terrace
roads
are
like
a
faffic
oreiia,
aecora.ea
mun
(
a
'of
!-,.iv
ana
pedestrian
-
Webster.
"
Hamilton"
man
of
suitable
manure,
er
John
Dybhavn,
John
he
abie
to
find
tl.
TERRACE
-The
sum
of
S126
k
nrM4
at
the
Civic
Ct-ntre
and
green
frills
and
set
up-ydt-
down
in
a
stand,
held
the
gifts'
Terrace
for
the
bride-to-be.
who
was
at
the
f
r.f.-
:?..:.
showered
with
confetti
from'
Uval
In
May.
T
burst
baiioons
suspended
be-
tenng
severe
r
hiad
her
chair.
FoUowing
the;
and
it
is
expect;
;
t
was
at
a
miiumum
all
day
on
;
Thursday.
Coal
orders
for
that
j
day
were
very
heavy
with
s-.jp-t
piies
d
iiid'ang
to
nothm
be-!
fore
the
afternoun
was
wvU
advanced.
Current
used
fw
lieaung
de-
yeafj.
ye
Cabaret
a;:fr
pend
uixn
the
Insulation
;
aa
acfralti8
;iCC0unt5
were
paii.
the
frame,
ar.d
how
early
in
th
u
J
announced
by
the
trexs-sprtr.g
heat
U
turned
on.
but
it
r
.
Korrir.eton
at
Wed-
E
Dyer,
James
Hampton,
G.
W
Kerr,
Ge
rfe
Lk.
T
R.
Mait-.and.
Thomas
Mcdymont,
W
H
Moritomery.
D.
W.
Morris-sey.
George
R.
Narien.
Frank
Sailer
aftti
Fred
Shaa
:
for
jfh'il
tni.'tees:
P.
W
Anrter-.vn.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
.widom
adds
an
Important
.
;
r.iahl
s
meetinz
of
the
:
display
of
presents,
refresh-
j
Centre
Drarr.
C.i-menu
were
served.
Those
pres-
a
P'ay.
anii
M.
;
nt
incinrfinp
thos
w
ho
ere
i
several
of
h-r
pi
amount
to
the
Hght
biU.
Ad-
of
directori
of
the
Civk-
i
j
nhht.
al
the)
(!
'.Vt-
!.
raitages
are
many.
There
U
a;Ccnlre
A-ssociatson.
Lioyrj
John-1
the
absence
'
Head,
president
of
j
h,A
at'tirf
hut
who
sent'
The
Terrace
Ksr.c-
nome
f
yn
much
more
even
heat,
which
w;,.(,n.
oresiried
in
beneficial
to
aH
plants
and
vital
mrough
ijiness.
of
the
press-
the
G.rl
Guide
Associauon.j
gtfu
tw0
hostesses
I
'nS
an
Ama
to
those
that
chitl
easily.
It.den,
rwiify
g.
Littie.
ih
re
were
six
enrolled
as
Ten-
d
a
of
Mrs.
j
an'
10.
Mrs.
C.
L.
Munroe
and
her
rr..ther,
Mrs.
Dmeen,
sailed
for
New
York
enroute
to
England.
f
elves
a
lonirer
erowine
Derioo.i
rk
.m-i
n.ir
nroduce
d'rf.xX
Guides
by
Mrs.
iG.
Haugland.
Mrs.
C.
Haugland.
,
"
'
"
'
,
u.-...-
r
;
smee
the
heat
does
not
becomej
ano
t
he
r
entertainment
in
nedy.
urown
uai.
taps.
tu
Mrs
A
Hund,
Mrs
p
exhausted,
as
does
heat
from.
March
and
a
certain
sum
of
t-
y
and
Li.
Clifford
were
pre-1
by
Mr$
D
Q
Tjltje.
Mrs.
C.
manure,
which
sometimes
faHv
money
will
be
granted
to
the
eni
-un
uie
wno.e
company
u
j
Holden.
Mrs.
Harold
Smith.
before
the
outside
temperature'
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Cen-;
oout
30
Guides
Refreshments
Mrs
Wiiliarn
Mauson
jr.
and
Elms-ley
Raiey
sailed
on
the
Princes
May
for
New
Westminster
tx
atU:rd
Columbian
Ciheve.
F.
Jackson,
Mrs.
F.
Fisher.
D-
Kerr.
Miss
Merie
West.
.served
and
community
is
safe.
tre
Orchestra
for
musical
score
were
Mrs
for
!
A
f.ame
Is
constructed
in
the
for
that
production
and
which
were
Lorna
Melvin
usual
pattern,
as
used
for
both;
The
school
w
ill
be
using
the
.j.
..j
,
w...
....
....
...
i
infi.
r
nt?
.MAriivu
uc
rvri
-
iioi-oeus
ana
coiu
uanu,
uuv
auditorium
lor
practices
lor
an
;
s
-
t
Mrs
H.
S;encer
Ls
i.ow
pro
thf-rp
is
nn
r,Al
In
nrcnaw
a
t
A
ihih
the
rhi'iiirm
i"a.,cu
Mi'
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
r
C
CHIEFTAIN
M
J.
(:-;.:.
national
leader
of
the
CCF.
party,
who
will
c.ref-t
tit-,
party
members
a.
a.
ft-;,
the
for
H'rf-oming
ses-M.-,ri
of
the
20th
Parliament.
CP
Photo
i
gressing
favorably
at
the
hx'.il
hospital.
'deep
pit
such
as
is
necessaiy
sponsored
by
the
PTA.
wiil
HEAD
SfiOCIAI,
CREDITORS
;
Boion
Low,
natK.nal
Wader
,
of
the
Social
Credit
prty,
i
who
i
busy
on
his
party's
.
plans
for
the
coming
w--Af.n
j
,of
the
2Hh
ParUament.
j
.
CP
I'.iosOf
i
r..!lrd
were
Mrs.
Frank
McGil-very,
Annette.
Yvonne
and
Flor-en;e
Normandeau,
Vicki
Hipp
A.
MacKEj
g5g5STS"ag
;
when
manure
Is
used
to
supply
produce
in
the
early
spfing
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
heat.
i
Due
to
a
shortage
of
funds,
sentence?
We
generally
attend
The
frame
is
sunk
in
the
the
executive
decided
to
church
on
Sunday."
.
!
ground
about
six
inches.
Soil
is
pone
for
two
months
the
ap-
n
;
iiu.
nr.rntf
nrn.
'
removed
within
it
to
an
pona.1
nointine
of
a
director
for
the
and
Marion
B'.ssonnctte.
Dudley
G.
Little
entered
hjs-
pital
for
penicillin
treatments
The
home
of
Xirs.
G.
Haug-;
Monday
evening.
FURNIT
nunciation
of
"pumpkin?"
depth,
and
the
cable
is
arranged
Civic
Centre.
In
the
meantime
land
was
the
setting
on
Mon-
LTD
"A
Good
Piac
Mrs.
G.
Dover
has
received
rw.:
V,
.
c
alArdc
IKa
KAtlm
in
Keit
f
irvfO
A
ARHPrSnn
300
iii
I
OHl"
v'J
vC.ililti
iw-Tfc
lui
a
j
y
ril.
I
UI
Jv
Ol
i,i
t
w
vi
vi
-j
ui
si
wvvuim
ai
vypo,
u
viMit
i--
Shower"
for
Miss
Adela
Haug-.word
from
frmee
Kiipert
mai
janwf
Dover
is
dtiing
as
well
a.
!
is
misspelled?
Loquacious,
longi-
heat
will
be
evenly
distributed,
clair
have
purchased
the
re-;
irtinal.
lorsrhete.
Tlie
supply.'
wire
and
cable
?are!
maining
stock
and
will
oper-
and.
whose
marriaee
to
Dun-
Mr.
Bedding
H
a
whsi
rfiiM
the
wora
ores-
rxnn
connec-ieft
to
a
tnermostat.
.
"'
"
'
"
'
which
can
be
set
at
the
desired
;
bowling
alleys
until
the
end
ui
cient"
mean?
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
4-
I
4
7?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
'
mir-.imum
temperature,
so
that
March.
coni-'.r.
Z"
Sterl
Tukmj
Steel
-
Ril.lt,
S,
with
"do"
that
means
"disposed
as
soon
as
the
thermometer
falls
:
All
the
loc-J
organization.-,
to
be
taught;
tractable?"
.
Answers
to
that
point
heat
is
turned
on.l
which
have
not
paid
their
iy
When
temperature
rises
a.
few'
Civic
Centre
dues
will
be
asked
1.
Say,
"We
usually
attend
degrees
above
the
Minimum,
heat'
to
do
so
before
the
annua
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
475
Howe
Street
VANCOUVER-B.C,
PA
9545
;
church
on
Sunday.
2.
iro-i
in
ZT
i.l
ALL
FUK
15YT0WN
MACHINE
WORKS
A-ents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMIN'S
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales,
Service
and
Parts
is
shut
off.
and
the
variation
meeting
in
March,
otherwise
between
maximum
and
mini-their
vote
wiii
tx-
furieit.-d
ul
mum
temperatures
is
much
less'
,nat
meeting.
!
nounce
as
speiied,
pump-kin,
jsnd
not
pung-kin.
3.
Lorg-I
...j-fo
a
Havlntr
knowledge
ALSO
M'RIM.1
than
with
the
old
fashioned
hot-
"
"
"
bed.
j
TK
kvn4!.
.UU
.
11..
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
In-I
PRINCE
RUl'ERT
dustrial
Engines
are
invited
to
POTTLE
COLLECTOR
.
ktA.
,
M-
T
-
O
"
"
(J
I
of
coming
events;
foreseeing.
'.
"Henry
had
shown
himself
I
as
sensible,
and
almost
presci-i
ent,
of
this
event."-Bacon.
5.
S
Docile.
a
lie
uraung
t-auic
i
unuaiij
covered
with
four
to
six
inches)'
BASKETBALL
TIME-TABLE
our
Miowrooin
lo
new
uur
ian-
M.TTI:
SS
Sf
Royal
York,
jaw
Koval
Yurk,
piui:
Sani-Kiilrd
All
abivc
hit
temjv-r'-ii
roil
AND
MESSENGER
of
soil.
It
Is
a
good
idea
to
place
ous
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
-
NKW
AIR
CADET
PILOT
BADGE
This
plloT
badge
wirfbe
Air
Cadets
in
1949.
The
wing
seen
on
tunics
of
Royal
Canadian
iwelf
I
Itaht
blue,
w.:.h
a
gold
maple
leaf
in
the
centre
and
the
letters
RCA
C.
'Roy!
Canadian
Air
Cadetsi
are
J
color.
The
crown
is
in
gold,
with
a
red
background.
The
badge,
Mt
denned.
Is.
to
be
swarded
to
cadets
having
successfully
rompVied
pilot
train.i
under
the
RCA
F
's
flying
.scholarship
seheme.
Actual
pi.t
inMruction
is
given
at
Royal
Canadian
riy-
'
mg
CJubs
under
Air
Force
sponsorship,
and
training
was
given
to
-...t,.
...mm.'.r
tK,.
third
vcar
the
plan
has
been
In
op-
Beer,
Soda.
Perfex
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
a
sheet
of
fine
meshed
poultry
wire
an
infch
above
the
cable,
with
soil
between.
Another
EARLY
TRAINING
January
22
Hih
School
and
Rupert
Hotel,
Doms
and
Miller
Bay,
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Brown-
in
A
baby
chirk,
peeping
in
iU
meitmi
is
to
grow
planU
Al
l.
"SI'K
Ml'
flats,
which
are
placed
on
a
WOOds..
Hieh
School
and
Fa-
iihf.ll
before
hatcWnK.
will
be
i
km
nai
Phone
775
2
ciucic
e'b
j
"-
"
smon.
t
the
hen's
teaming
,
'
'trail.
First
presentations
are
expected
to
be
made
next
April.
:qmeW
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Custom-built
Chesterfield
Suites
and
Occasional
Chairs
Spring-filled
Mattresses
Repaired
Drapes
-
-
Curtains
caDie,
wrucn
is
not.
Durica
in
v
January
24
Stones
and
Mor-
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDINO
soil,
and
thus
is
always
open
tojpanS;
Globetrotter
series.
Inspection.
To
improve
insula-,
January
2!
Merchants
and
Fashion,
Globetrotters
series.
January
29
Rupert
Hole!
tion
and
reduce
current
consumption,
the
frame
should
be
banked
with
cinders,
which
are
covered
with
soil,
to
within
a
few
inches
of
the
lop.
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
526
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rujiert,
B.C.
1
"
"
',(
;
,
'n
-
--
'"tvf
Y"
f
1
"ft
PHONE
BLUE
r,!t:5
P.O.
Box
1184
4
7
il
,
'
i
and
Kinsmen.
Uiah
School
mid
Merchants.
Bniwnwoods
an'!
Savoy,
Miller
Bay
and
IIii'.li
School.
February
1
-
Ilifrh
School
and
North
Star,
'Doms
and
peoples,
Fashion
and
Stones,
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Co-op.
February
5
North
Star
and
Rupert
Hotel,
Peoples
and
Miller
Bay,
Co-op
and
Brown
woods.
1
Like
modern
archiU'tture,
tnc
newer
ideas
In
garden
design
!
are
functional.
First
consider
:
the
use
you
will
make
of
a
gar
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
ComplM
Besner
Block
Phone
387
V,
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
lLi
branches
den,
then
plan
It
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