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Octaber
16,
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BOOST
AID
TO
STUDENTS
Terrace
School
Board
in
Session
TERRACE
Financial
assist
A
VI)
SKA
WrtlRU
WU
IX
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I
AFFKCT
IT!
of.
any
part
of
its
contents.
A
working
drawing
of
this
device
accompanios
this
discussion.
.
The
cover
may
be
made
of
'
i
a
ted
with
many
thicknesses
of
paper
or
padding.
All
vegetables
and
fruit
placed
in
storage
must
be
free
from
decay
or
injury.
Avoids
those
HOW
TO
SAVE
VEGETABLES
WHEN
FREEZING
THREATENS
wood,
larger
than
the
tile,
but
ALUMINUM
Ribbed
Roofing
protected
with
hardware
cloth
with
skin
punctures,
anrfj.never
to
keep
out
rodents
and
insul-
store
vegetables
when
wet?
t
How
to
Build
Root
Cellar
With
and
Drain
Tile
When
freezing
weather
TERRACE
S3
.!
threatens
the
vegetable
garden,
there
is
usually
a
considerable
ance
to
Terrace
students
who
'must
attend
?
outside
High
Schools
to
obtain
the'
emirsea
required
was
increased
from
$18
to
H
at
the,
October
meeting
of
the
Terrace
School
Board.
Eligible
students
must
apply
ta
tht
lecretary
in
order
to
obtain
the
grant.
,
;
.,
.
The
Board
gave
third
reading
to
a
bylaw
concerning
financing
new
school
twornrriQtiation.
The
quantity
of
vegetables
in
the
SIDING
Available
In
6,
8,
9
It
10-fout
lengths
28
inches
wide.
ground
which
can
easily
be
stored
ln
good
condition
until
used.
The
time
to
harvest
them
for
"J4V24"--
A
U
:ti
jo
storage
is
as
late
as
possible,
Order
Yourg
From
with
safety.
Most
vegetables
Skeena
Restaurant
TERRACE
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays,
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
.
.
-AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
bylaw
now
has
the
approval
of
the
Department
of
'
Education
and
will
be
presented
to
the
el
eetors
aa
a
olebiwrrte
in
the
POTT,
EVITT
&
GO.
LTD.
PHONRS
651
-
652
MIJEU
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
municipal
election'.
may
be
left
In
the
garden
until
freezing
weat.hor.
Temperatures
which
freeze
the
soil
will
not
injure
beets,
earrots,
cabbage
and
turnips
so
long
as
it
thaws
out
the
next
duy;
but
.
they
should
be
lifted
before
the
round
begins
to
remain
frozen
f
r
DRAINAGE
WIEfUM
N
8'
B8ia
Decision
wis
'
made
ta
instal
an
electric
fire
hell
in
the
prl
prove
the
flavor
of
these
veg
raarj
division
ot
th
Terrace
etables"
and
they
are
easily
re
!
School
and
to
ourehase
a
film
moved
for
serving
as
needed.
PROTESTANT
RALLY
IN
CATHOLIC
CAPITAL
Oswald
Smith,
Canadian
representative
of
the
Youth
for
Christ
International
a
Protestant
organization),
shown
at
left
as
he
addressed
a
Y.C.
I.
rally
in
Rome.
The
meeting
was
held
eolncidentally
with
a
creat
demonstration
of
ail
day.
projector
for
the
High
School
EEK
(Poppy
sales
on
the
streets
under
the
supervision
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
Canadian
Legion).
November
7
Church
Parade
from
Legion
Hall
to
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
Major
W.
Yurgensen,
Corps
Officer
for
Telephones
are
to
be
installed
In.
the
primary
and
Senior
divisions
of
the
elementary
school.
Carrots,
beets,
turnips,
rutabagas,
potatoes,
apples
and
cabbage
may
be
stored
in
a
shed
or
unheated
garage
for
so
long
as
the
temperature
does
not
fall
below
10
degrees
above
zero.
Place
them
in
boxes
packed
in
One-Man
POWER
Chain
SAW
Onions,
squash
and
pumpkins
can
be
kept
in
any
dry
shelter
for
two
or
three
months
without
worrying
about
the
temperature.
But
even
these
vegetables
will
keep
best
in
a
temperature
under
40
degrees.
Cut
the
stems
of
the
squash
The
New
IMPROVED
Meets
to
t,ee
moments
Catholics
celebrating
the
80th
1
"Give
UGGDS0S3
your
eompost
heap
a
.
.mhn
the
Princi
Ruoert
District
will
anniversary
or
me
lounamft
'.
ftat
;
tep;
wltfj
4.'
Repression
in
of
the
Young
Men
s
Catholie
ith0
wnUt
soylt
wlll
catch
rain
"
and
the
soil,
or
peat
moss,
but
not
sand,
or
pack
them
In
cardboard
November
8
Cardy
party
in
and
pumpkins
close
to
,
the
ana
oaa
leeung,
re.
?
in6
hlp
m
ee0mpoaltion.
,
suited.
Catholic
youths
aU
o
two
sitfdei'
depths
down
'$295.00
ary
was
nu
.
U.lwl
HaU,
olant:
and
hanst
onions
in
last
nlgnt
w
tempted
to
blockade
all
,'
ln
.
nrenarw
'a.
bed
for
lilies
boxes
which
are
placed
in
larger
boxes,
and
surrounded
with
shredded,
paper,
sawdust
or
avenues
leading
to
the
Prot-.
whieh
.
must
be
planted
deep.
at
braids,
or
store
in
shallow
racks,
so
the
air
will
circulate
freely
about
them.
legion
Week,"
nt
which
was
,4
the
stem
rooting
shavings
for
insulation.
I
particularly
estant
rally
and
only
diplomatic
police
work
averted
.clashes.
p
Drancii
"
SPENCER'S
GARAGE,
Terrace,
0,C.
types.
November
9
Meeting
of
committees
to
make
final
arrangements
for
Remembrance
Day
ceremonies.
November
10--Annual
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
Canadian
Legion
in
Legion
Hall.
November
11
Parade
from
been
proposed
To
protect
these
vegetables
from
the
lowest
winter
temperatures,
a
convenient
receptacle
or
Provincial
Com-
Parsnips
and
salsify
may
be
dug,
sorted
into
lots
sufficient
for
a
family
serving
and
each
lot
placed
in
a
paper
bag.
These
tnual
event
for
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
632
'
r.a
Box
773
inder
their
corn-
Bulbs
need
plank
food.
Before
spading
a
bed,
pread
over
It
4
pound
of
balanced
chemical
plant
food
for
each
100
square
feet,
and
spade
launder.
.
is
a
24-incn
aram
me
sunn
mm
the
earth
and
closed
with
an
insulated
cover,
which
may
be
opened
at
will
for
the
removal
TO
ORGANIZE
ALL
INTERIOR
Legion
Hall
to
cenotaph.
Usual
bags
may
be
placed
In
a
box
and
left
outdoors,
protected
only
from
the
rain.
Freezing
will
Im-
jll
:
J
,
arranged
Is
as
"Poppy
Day.'
i-eivice.
Prayers:
Rev.
G.
E.
Bendall
(ex-R.C.A.F.).
Address:
Senior
Major
C
N.
Warrander,
Divisional
Commander
Northern
B.C.,
Salvaf.on
Army.
After
Their
objective
being
to
or.
ganize.
all
nalrve
-villages
be-
the
ceremony
at
the
cenotaph
;tween
Prince
Rl,Pert
and
p,incet
nnrado
dismiss
nt
Tj.tri.-.n
Haii
George
under
the
banner
off
I
Ll
9
1L4II
Bll
relfi?JV
supposedtoJ
ir-'zz
r
nrxrm
.
.
S?T.
ri
WLUIMI
t
SmI
?tmyj
Z:l-
and
reforms
and
marches
to
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
Bri
tClov
ttle
Armory
where
an
Armistice
tah
Columbia,
Edward
Bolton.
j
wlli
be
held
f
ol-1
Day
banquet
.
northern
v;ce
president;
Ed
1
nniAI
t-u
l
m
ti
ui
o
1
rfrmn
m
t
7
kitchen
rang
Tie
VnVet
w
be
souther
n.
business
to
members,
of
the
Canadian
asent
and
.Vincent
Weils,
nor-
K';
and
be
ires
rron
ssol,
dirt
qnd
Legion.
In
the
evening
an
them
business
agent,
left
on
il
in
rh
right.'
Armistice
Day
Ball
will
be
held
last
evening
s
train
for
a
twol
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
I
weeks
tour
of
the
central
In-
iR
GUARANTEE
t
I
I
I
i
i
irv
--
i
..
FiirfT:
-im-Tif
November
12
Social
evening,
terior.
They
are
travelling
by
members
of
the
Canadian
rain
as
far
as
Hazelton,
where
Legion
and
Women's
Auxiliary,
they
have
business
to
attend
to.
'"
l
I
tTlt
OO
THEM
')
.
(
'VE
ALWAVS
WANTED
ff
TeR)
ttTUt
Mllllffll
-
"
port!
of
th
Burnf
ameed
by
ihe
firm
;s
been
making
th
)3
e.er
jmco
1930.
Legion
Hall.
and
from
there
they
will
pro
.
.
Ceed
to
Burns
Lake
by
car.
:
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V
'the
otGSaSe
)
Y,VTk
A
tmM
WmHC
1
O
10000
in
todoyl
George
A.
areen,
district
Extension
of
the
organization
V
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WAITlKtCS
FTO
I
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BY
MYSELF
I
;
f
A
1
U
r
P"
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N-Al
I
i
manager
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
in
the
central
interior
Is
part
of.
iAtl
AT:
f
-
sailed
last
night
on
the
Camo-
a
campaign
to
bring
every
na-sun
for
a
trip
to
Port
Clements
tive
community
in
the
province
and
other
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
into
the
Brotherhood
and
thus
and
points
on
company
busi-
make
possible
even
stronger
nesB.
representations
to
Ottawa
with
AnnreTi-FAn
!
a
view
to
obtalnlnK
better
treat-
i
.
KL.AU
Tiir
hi
is
l,AinhS
ment
for
the
naUve
population
w
Unwanwd
hatr
removed
instantly
.,
,
from
ic.
ua
with
riah
Hair
Including
the
granting
of
the
rtemoviT.
Actually
demroys
the
en-
franchise.
Villages
which
have
Urtt
hair
ftbov
and
below
the
skin
.
aenMaiaA
uv.
h.
Rmi
k
and
Third
Ave.
Rl'PKRT,
B.C.
surface.
Hiirmlesss
leaves
skin
son
.
-y
uiui
BHiooth.
You
can
t
lose.
Money
therhood.
It
Is
also
contendedj
promptly
refunded
U
hair
ijrowii
back
h
been
ab)e
t(J
obtain
better
after
third
application
with
no
i
questions
ked.
Price
2
00
post-
advancement
and
progre.ss
bjj
paid.
iCOD'a
Posture
extra).
Improved
liaison
with
the
De
PKODl'CTS
(Dept.
79)
...
J
KAPEX
intan
Affairs
partment
or
Indian
Aiiairs.
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lu.xh,
station
b,
Montreal.
ue.
Ormes
Drugs
ij
.
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WE'VE
KEPT
i
TMIS
ISSONS
V.
1
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f
K3RTV-RVE
J
v
AWA.
AS
THOUGH
jT
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j
.
f
,
t
ff
TF1E
SEASON!
ace
fit
for
a
bout
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
tiTORB
HOURB
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
0
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
-12
NOON
""O
2
P.M..
'
w
7
PM.
TO
8
P.M.
''
Don't
wait
until
pe
critical
moment
w
and
let
our
f
check
and
over
rating
unit.
Emergency
bteycte
deflvery
from
?
p.m.
till
p.m.
and
Sunday
.
.
.
OhII
car
deUvery
service
from
t
a.m.
till
p.m.
Sheet
Metal
Limited
ETT
DEALER
-
"
PHONE
81
Ave.
Black
884
Jo
Friction
Please!
"
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
been
changed
at
the
manufacturer
recommended
mileage?
And
while
on
the
subject
have
all
the
other
points
requiring
periodical
attention
,
.
such
as:
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Change
of
Transmission
i
..i.ri...
m
rieaninr
and
Re-Oilinc
of
Air
Cleaner,
etc.
been
taken
care
of
according
o
the
instruction
book?
,
k
f;attng
Place
At,-
2w
jfc&Y&tZSi
(NOT
HERE)
ALONG
JUST
AS
j0rlrl
lS
7OT
sOv
ARC
)l5iJW
HJi&l
CrrT
J
(
though
there
fTMAl
Y
lio??
'
PllMlTTT
:
Many
of
these
details
are
overiooKea
even
ay
mc
uw..n
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
We
remind
our
"Regulars"
as
these
services
become
due.
,,lRSE
MEALS
lo
8
p.m.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD,
Peons,
Dinners
H
Parties
O
PnONE
866
O
kse
Dishes
MDWAY
I
A
1
Hollywood
Cafe
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
ln
Prince
Rupert
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
5:30
a.m.
Wit
(ve
w.
Phone
200
9
FOR
outsldl
orders
Phont
1SS
CHOW
MIEN
fe.
Prlntlns
We
specialize
ln
Chines
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
i
i
.
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2l
4th
8t.