'ptimt
fiupcrt
all?
RetoiS
f'rida?,
October
15,
rt48
Reports
to
Women's
Canadian
Club
.......
Steele
is
coming
west
nnder
the
i
guard
against
Infiltration
of
auspices
of
the
Association
of
noisy
expondents
of
Unwanted
Mrs
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WTH
CanSdian
Clubs
and
will
arrive
1
"lsm8-
Wny
was
n
necessary
to
;have
wars
and
all
the
horrors?
here
on
Tuesday
night's
train,;
-because
of
apathy.
It
was
a
Importance
9t
fteVjfoniilWe
Cirfrefishlp
Is
Stressed
Over
10
members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
'Club
gathered
In
the
Ladles'
lxJUhge
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
Wednesday
afternoon
to
'rree'r
splendid
report
lven
toy
frs.
IT.
l.
Youngs,
continuing
south
by
boat
Thursday
night.
His
topic
will
be
'The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
vicious
doctrine
that
Canada
owes
every
Canadian
a
living.
"In
the
nime
of
95,000
-youth
r
r
rn
f?m
A
n
Police."
V
i
i
r
i
i
w
m
ho
gave
their
lives
I
challenge
i-o
r
KKT.Ni
E
fvou
'to
Guard
well
the
heritage
I1.
u
TL.-
HrftWLlGlIYS
iof
freedom.
'Don't
he
deceived
iVho
ras
'the
Wlnt
TCtfpen
delegate
to
the
"bWrfnlal
cdnference
i'H
he
ftefetbtnil
Qmmeil
ot
t
'.:
I
'Corradiah
tJltfbs
b'f
'rftbm
Col-
trrriblU
Whlclv
"ivSrs
lielfl
-fn
en-
'ttctcm
f
ccerffly.
SWEET,
-BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
ID.
S"rtor
'to
the
Wresontation
of
-Principal
Speaker
at
the
re-,
by
"the
glib
tongues
of
agitators.
Klonar
council
sessidh,
Mrs.
Every
individual
must
earn
prl-Ydungs
reported,
was
Robert
v!llfes
of
Canadian
democracy."
Tate
of
Regina.
whose
"subject
!
Two
Important
resolutions
had
w&s
"The
Greatest
Canadian."
,
been
passed
by
the
conference.'
Mr.
Tate
expressed
the
opinion
One
endorsed
an
anti-commun-that
the
average
Canadian
citi-
i
ism
resolution
passed
by
the
7en
was
becoming
too
soft.
1
Canadian
Legion
at
its
national
Canadian
democracy
-had
in-
'convention.
Another
resolved
vested
sovereign
powers
and
"that
all
clubs
should
undertake
prlvill?es
in
every
individual
;
the
encouragement
of
the
use
Mrs.
Votings'
'report,
aftrrnoon
tea
ns
served,
rolftwed
"by
a
tihort
Jbnimem
'fHWtlng.
TERRACE
tcr
English
letter
ffrorh
TJr.
fcotta
'arrWtdr
'ft
'fhe
'Uhi-
I,
c.
WILLIAMS
'ttrrlan
"SfrVlce
dWfhittPe
of
and
with
these
powers
and
pri-'
of
the
'franchise
"Within
their
;
J
TERRACE
ASKS
HIGHWAY
WORK-PRODUCE
CANNERY
IS
MOOTED
TERRACE
On
the
recommendation
-ot
'George
Mc
Adams,
highway
commfttee
chairman,
tW
"Ten-ace
arid
District
Board
of
Trade
at
Tuesdav
o;ht's
mppt.
fCantfdu,
wrfs
TecTa
fti
'Which
she
villges
werft
re.iponstbHfty.
To
reprctive
communities.
Stressed
ttie
"need
ttstance
wmii
Txrent
were
Canadians,
other
business
at
the
confer-guarding
and
"protetfttng
their
ence
included
matters
concern-
with
this
wrong
t
is
..Mrs,
Johnson
en-icatth."
is
the
correct
proof
"ceramics?"
.r
a.,,,.0
nmrHtl
'powei-s
and
T)rivitoes?
As
a
in
coping
with
the
-tefrrtble
problem
of.
vagrant
-children
and
depraved
youth
n
Europe.
Trfe
members
were
unanimous
ifi
"Cana-to
the
irfg
the
Internal
affairs
of
the
organization.
Col.
T.
W.
"Brown
presented
a
report
on
the
biennial
conference
of
the
Asso-
i
0ne
oi
matter
of
fact,
fnany
tllnns
did
not
even
o
trouble
to
Vote.
11,
f
.
-
.
)
i
i
,
Skeena
Restaurant
TERR
Ace
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
-
-
GOOD
FOOD
(?O0D
SERVICE
'
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
D
I
N1
E
A
N
D
T)
A
N
C
E
.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
,
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
H
-theh-
decision
'to
"help
another1
in?
decided
to
urge
upon
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
in
Victoria
that
three
specific
projects
be
eiveri
'priority
next
spring
as
soon
as
the
sntfw
flies.
TlieSe'aTe-;
X
most
important
resnonsi-
elation
of
Canadian
Clubs
at
St.
consumation.
ioes
the
word
Vari-
billty,
to.
Tate
had
said,
was-John,
New
Brunswick.
In
the
to
Itlould,
develop
and
direct
:
matter
of
speakers
it
was
telt
child
on
the
Continent
this
year
under
the
"foster-parent
scheme
and
a
donation
was
mad
by
each
member
to
"cover
the
cost.
The
.executive
announced
that
1.
That
a
Strong
guard
rail
be
placed
at
Mile
64
on
the
Is
a
word
beginning
"ardent;
public
opinion
every
day,
not
ju3t
at
election
time.
Dictators
hat
means
of
land
for
the
governments
land
clearing
machinery.
The
Terrace
pamphlet
is
'Off
Ekeena
Highway
to
prevent
th?
possible
loss
of
life
at
that
they
hoped
'to
have
a
guest
J
gained
influence
from
apathy
Answers
sneaker
each
month
durfng
the
of
Individual
citizens
who
list
that
they
should
he
personally
informed,
not
just
wen
read,
on
the
subjects
which
they
dis-
j
cussed.
Events
In
Connection
with
the
Fenticton
conference
included
a
tour
of
a
packing
irtant
and
a
the
press
and
'
ready
for
distri
ened
to
promises
of
these
die-
hiriinn
onH
it
oiot
v,ticmns
season
ana
mat
ueui
;
Pronounce'
2-
To
have
the
north
ap-
see
unstress-
..UB-
Cpl.
Harwood
Steele
would
tators.
Virtue,
prosperity
and
Speak
to
the
Club
at
an
open
'hnppinness
could
not
be
govern-
C
"
.1
.
1
....
J
V
150
of
them
had
been
placed
on
the
dinner
places
,
at
tho
accent
second
'
c
f
B
'
c
u
a,,u
'K"wujr
n
am
meeung
in
me
uivic
uenire
mental
gifts.
Individuals
must
picnic
at
the
Summerland
Ex-
i
he
NeW
.fiXi
S
nwurn.
next
WedrteSftav
-eVenihg.
Col.
'fork
for
thefSe.
-Each
one
must
'
perimental
Farm
3
Consummation.
,
foresee
and
guard
st.raignienea
at,
mat
point.
;
3.
That
the
Mad
from
the
bridge
to
the
school
be
lm-
Juneau
banquet.
Each
delegate
to
the
convention
at
Juneau
gave
a
short
report
and
It
was
decried
to
sehd
a
box
of
apples
to
Governor
il
cautiousness.
"To,
..
1
t4..4.n
it
Mitt
H.rff.wl
(
I.
I
.
I
..
IMPROVED
A,;n
c.aw
little
("",r"
-mm
"
?
hat
are
tningR,
great
wariness
Is
to
an
arterial
highway.
5.
Vche-
uopies
oi
mm
leuer
are
Deing
Gruenlng
with
a
letter
f
ap-
-Sprat.
ient
to
Han.
E.
T.
Kenney.l
preclation
for
the
splttidld
'hos-
BY
ANCIENTS
s
and
Syrians
used
glaze
fur
beuds
5,000
pitality
shown
to
the
Visiting
delegation.
The
Board
decided
to
support
the
P.-T.X.
request
tor
young
dentist
to
come
bhd
Establish
!a
dental
practice
in
Terrace
by
sendjng
a
supporting;
tetter
to
the
-College
'of
Dental
"Surgeons.
'
at
-
-i
:
.
SPENCER'S
GARAGE,
Terrace,
B.C.
or
':
:
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
632
.
P.O.
Box-772
M.L.A.
for'
Skeena,
and
District
Engineer
W.
E.
Bottomley.
Mr.
KeVrney
advised
the
board
that
the
$10
000
bridge
appropriation
for
the
Kalum
Road
had
been
authorized
for
this
purpose
and
had
been
reinstalled
after
previously
beinj
cancelled.
The
'LBkelse
Avenue
drainage
prdbiem
Vould
be
'dealt
with
after
the
Vvater
line
had
been
laid.
"In
fhe
correspondence,
there
was
a
letter
seeking
the
Board's
support
for
a
request
for
a
fran-
fa
's
a
.
m
facto..
mm
Prince
Rupert
Florists
,
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
510
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
-Occasions
In
this
matter
the
eo-'dpeVatlon
of
the
two
local
doctors
wws
assured
'by
tor.
F.
'NfcOilverv
who
stated
that
'they
would
also
send
letters
stressing
the,
necessity
of
a
-dentist
for
this
community.
iFofldwing
"the
close
of
the
meeting
refreshments
were
Supplied
"by
the
refreshrnPrt't
committee
in
charge
'of
H.
IrCoch.
.
"I
ehlse
to
operate
a
passenger
bus
COTTAGE
CHEESE
i
Between
Prince
Kuperi
ana
Ter
race.
New
Creamed
Fresh
Madn1
wn:
r
.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
I
-
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
mm
ff.f
Irgrijl
,
Wnim
FOOTWEAt
There
was
also
a
letter
from
Edmonton
requesting
data
on
the
produce
of
the
district,
the
writer
stating
his
intention
of
coming
here
to
start
a
cannery.
This
letter
was
left
in
the
hands
Hotel.
n
Arrival
Prince
Itupert
C.
Randell,
Ketchikan;
Vlrs.
Awe
Available!
Phone
651
for
;
!
,
li
iti.
Tin
ptii
m
R.
Sargent,
Hazelton;
E.
Nien-
of
Harry
King,
agriculture
committee,
and
W.
H.
Spencer,
Industrial
committee,
for
them
to
deal
with.
Harry
King
reported
that
to
date,
there
were
only
15
acres
"Foothills"
Alberta
Coa!
ir.en,
Vancouver;
J.
M.
Danies,
Ketchikan;
R.
M.
'Hardcastle,
All
sizes
in
stock.,,'.'
Ketchikan;
t).
J.
Doswell,
Prince
PffllOTT,
EVITT
I
George;
W.
Cfawford,
'New
Westminster;
W.
York,
Ladner;
&
CO.
LTD.
f
"Km.KNMKNT
l
l
-jrOH
A
T"
I
Section
28)
Notice
1
hereby
Riven
tht
On
the
17th
dHV
of
November.
1B4B.
next,
A.
Sabonovitch,
Quesnel;
R.
P.
Brookes,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
O.
Lewis,
Hyder,
Alaska;
E.
Bolton,
Port
Esslngton;
Mrs.
J.
S.
Brown,
"Burns
Lake;
Mrs.
P.
the
undersigned
Intend
t
apply
to
the
Llqtirtr
Control
Board
for
eon-sent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
No
1B31
Issued,
in
respect
OI
premises
belnir
nart
of
building
Known
as
taledonls
Hotel
situate
at
Front
l
HI
LOOK
FOR
T(M
NEW
RED
AtiD
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEi
Order
your
supply
NOW
Be
comfortable
later.
Don't
be
left
out
in
the
cold
when
'the
first
chill
blast
strikes
without
warning.
We're
ready
to
serve
you
promptly....
.
our
prices
are
right.
.
.'
'
PIIILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD;
'
:
j
'
1
Lumber,
"Building
Supplies
'
WntClovC
Yaholintsky,
Quesnel;
H.
A.
McDoUgail,
Skidega'te;
6.
Head-ley,
city;
Mrs.,
C.
Mackenzie,
Vancouver;
H.
'Christiansen,
city;
G.
J.
Johnston,
"Vaneou-er;
G.
Richardson,
Vrtneouver:
Mrs.
F.
Nash,
Terrace.
Street.
Port
Esslnton,
Brmsn
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
8
and
3.
Ulork
1.
Mnp
B37.
Prtnc;-Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
th
the
"Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Alfred
Henry
Perkins,
licensee,
to
Henry
James
Retd
and
Charlotte
Reld.
of
Port
Esslngton.
British
Columbia,
the
transferees.
DATED
at
Prince
'Rupert,
B.C.
this
1th
day
of
-October,
1948.
HENRY
JAMES
REID
AND
f
kitchen
rang.
ler,
and
be
fre.lron,
loot,
dirt
Qnd
fir
!
016
Out
in
-!-ki
.
...
--
POET'S
BIRTHPLACE-Verona
was
the
birthDlace
of
Chandler
&
Cowgifl
Photographer
i
'
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
045
218
4th
St.
J
'"yni.
CHARLOTTE
REID.
transferees.!,,.
...
.
...
.
Applicants
and
(265)
C'i,uiiu.',
11
YkAR
GUARANTIEI
IV-
'
,n9
parts
of
the
Burnr
Jf-on'eed
by
th.
firm
"
een
making
thi
er
tines
1930.
Ormes
Drugs
DRUGS
N
SALE
AT:
can
bay
up
Id
ROD
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS;
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
-12
NOON
O
2
P.M.,
7
P.M.
TO
9
WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
WATCH
Keep
this
in
mind
you
musn't
expect
to
get.'
something
"high
grade"
unless
you
pay
a
decent,
price.
By
a
"decent
price"
we
don't
mean
that
you:
:
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
'
Watches
Tiaven't
advanced
as
much
as
lots
of
other
things.
Emergency
bicycle
deliver
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
EflTOA
sfluiines
DUBS
Dally
car
delivery
aervlce
from
B
Urn.
till
ft
p.m.
J
nd
Third
Ave.
lo
PHONE
81
At
least
ours
haven't
we
bought
the
bulk
of
our
stock
quite
a
while
ago.
...
Railroad
watches
"have
actually
been
selling
as
low
as
before
the
war;
But
for
a
reliable
watch
It
isn't
safe
to
go
below
$30.90
to
$40.00.
'
If
you
come
here
that
much
will
get
you
a
.
watch
good
for
15
to
20
years.
If
you've
been
thinking
of
watches
even
a
.
,
,
.
called
on
us.
little
bit,
it's
time
you
Jo
Friction
Please!
F;af?no-
I1,...
aCl'RSK
MEALS
.
am-
to
8
p.m.
3n
SERIES
Saving
money
is
a
personal
matter,
but
buying
Canada
Savings
Bonds
is
a
good
"habit
for
the
whole
family.
-
Everyone
in
the
family
may
buy
Canada
Savings
Bonds
from
$50
up
to
as
much
as
$1,000
each.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
may
be
bought
for
cash
or
on
easy
instalments
through
your
bank
v
investment
dealer.
C-1848
Rheons
nd
Parties
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
yonr
car
been
changed
at
the
manufacturer's
recommended
mileage
t
And
while
on
the
subject
have
all
the
other
points
requiring
periodical
attention
such
as:
,
.
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Change
of
Transmission
Lubricants
Cleaning
and
Re-Oiling
of
Air
Cleaner,
etc.
been
taken
care
of
according
to
the
instruction
book?
Many
of
these
details
are
overlooked
even
by
the
owner
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
We
remind
our
''Regulars"
as
these
services
become
due.
llilDsWliOTORS
LTD.
4f
ese
Dishes
PADWAY
:afe
Phone
200
O
Pn0NE
8G6
O