TERRACE
.
Prince
Hupert.
Daflp
ISrtoa
'Saturday,
November
13,
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CMC
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eena
Restaurant
TERRACE
MARKS
ARMISTICE
DAY
,
ALF
ATTREE
OF
PRINCE
Rl
PERT
IS
PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER
AT
ARMISTICE
DAY
SERVICE
IN
TERRACE
Tor
each
one
man
by
man
hag
won
imperishable
praise,
r-acn
rtcs
gained
a
g'orious
grave,
Not
that
sepulchre
of
each
wherein
they
lie,
But-the
living
tomb
of
everlasting
remembrance
Wherein
their
glory
Is
enshrined.
"Remembrance
that
win
Ave
on
the
lips
"That
will
blossom
in
the
deeds
"Of
their
countrymen
the
world
over.
'
.-
"For
the
whole
earth
is
ennlrhrp
nf
Krrw
TO
REFURNISH
HOSPITAL
WARD
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E".
in
Regular
Monthly
Session
TE
RKRUB
LLOYD
SAVDER,
PROPRIETOR
SEWING
CLASS
The
after-
noon
dressmaking
class
is
filled;
and
making
good
progress.'
Many
of
the
women's
dresses
have
reached
the
stage
where
they
have
been
fittd
by
Miss
Dyson.
The
evening
class,
how
n
d
TEEN
AGE
BADMINTON
There
are
so
many
teen-agers
playing
badminton
this
year,
about
60
each
time,
that
both
the
auditorium
and
gym
are
ued.
A
similar
system
for
play
is
used
with
them
as
with
the
ad
alts
this
year.
A
beard
'has
U
FOOD
HOOD
SERVICE
Refurnishing
of
the
chapter's
I
g-30
ft-W.
Ul
I,11UII1.1"
viw.wu
p.m.
ounciays
pi
NE
AND
DANCE
ever,
has
room
for
10
more
ward
m
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
was
one
of
the
been
made
on
which
their
mem-
0
AFTERNOON
TEAS
TltX
6
people.
It
is
hoped
to
get
this
number
as
it
will
make
it
easier
to
ask
for
more
University
of
British
Columbia
Extension
courses
if
this
one
is
filled
to
capacity.
As
dressmaking
seems
to
be
more
in
demand
than
bcrship
cards
are
placed.
The
principal
items
01
Dusiness
wnen
top
person
on
the
board
picks
'
Queen
Mary
ChapterImperial
four
from
the
eight
below.
This
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
assures
them
all
of
getting
an
met
in
regular
session
at
the
equal
number
of
games
and
a
I
home
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Ambrose
fairly
even
foursome,
also
of
'Avenue.
The
regent,
Mrs.
S.
A.
havinur
tn
he
mpmhnn
fn
nrrfpr.'
Kielback.
was
in
the
chair.
And
tablets
to
be
set
trp
to
them
In
their
own
land
T3ut
on
far-off
shore
there
Is
an
abiding
memorial
That
no
pen
or
chisel
has
traced
"It
Is
graven
not
as
on
stone
or
brass.
But
on
the
riving
heprt
of
humanity
"Take
those
men
Tor
your
ensamples.
"Like
them,
remember
that
prosperity
can
be
.
'
.
"Only
for
'the
free.
"That
freedom
is
the
sure
possession
"Of
those
alone
who
have
courage
to
defend
It.'"
ei
Torres
from
Terrace
sewing
children's
clothes
it
has
Men's
and
Yeung
Men's
Pants
Real
good
Make
and
fit
From
SWS.rm
to
f
13.04)
Men's
and
Voting
(Hen's
WoV-Stcfl
Bafts.
Single
jinclIoul-fcreasted.
..Well
tailored
to
fit
:.'".
fc37.SO
Men
Rain
Coats-aJtaviy
(Mly
'
AH
sows
$i.00
Men's
all
wool
ttirrd
fcrufter
Coats.
Best
Mafce
and
Fit
Reg.
15,0,
Special
ll.foo
Men's
Dress
Caps
Gd
assortment-
AH
wool.
Special
Reduced
Prices
',
$l.hf)
to
I..
Men's
WwrV
Pants,
Good
Majie,
All
si2es,
pre-shrunk;
.
Reg.
S4.00
Special
$2.V)5
Boys
School
floots
and
Oxfords
SolH!
Leather.
Sixes
1
to
5.
Special
from'
$."ir.0
been
arranged
to
Include
this
,
to
get
on
the
board
at
all.
As
Final
arrangements
were
com-
C.
B-
De
Kergomrrreati,
Terrace
Reporter
in
the
evening
course,
each
new
Mr.
Miles
has
difficulty
in
sup-'pleted
for
the
forthcoming
ervising
and
teaching
in
each
bridge
and
crrbbaee
drive
to
be
member
making
preferably,
a
VJNG
OF
SOUPS
TO
SCHOOL
mouse.
The
finishing
touches
of
the
two
rooms
and
as
it
means,
held
at
the
Civic
Centre.
nrilt
All
Kn
............
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x-rr-
.
1
HILDREN
IS
GIVEN
UP-CIVIC
rendered
the
solo
"There
Ar
c
w.,r,cu
uuiuig
iuciiiuie
iramc
wirouan
me
,,
The
sum
of
$20
was
donated
to
next
week,
these
including
seam
main
lounge
rooms,
a
door
is
Borden
strcet
School.
There
finishings
Uppers,
collars,
fac-
being
cut
connecting
the
audi-,was
also
a
donation
earmarked
Ninety
and
Nine"
and
Miss
ENTRE
MAKING
PROGRESS
TERRACE
with
this
quota-lion
of
Pericles,
Alf
Attree
opened
the
Armistice
Day
service
m
the
Oddfellows
Hall
on
Thurs
uig3,
ouiiunnoies,
pucKeis
ana
torium
and
the
evm
Oraee
Little
played
the
aecom
paniment
on
the
piano.
Hymns
TOPICS
1
out
at
the
meeting
and
a
good
day
morning.
it.
was
followed
by
were
"Onward
Christian
Sol-two
minutes'
silence
and
the
dlers"
and
"Almhrhtv
Father
xr
of
serving
not
program
f
rums
through
the
children
of
the
prt-
Nuttorral
Film
Board
was
pres-
winuiuiigs.
n
Dtcciai
ict-,
siiKLLwuKK
tvery
t
riaav
gent
to
aitain
'
ture
on
Monday
has
been
ar-1
afternoon
about
15
teen-ae
,
1U
ancMte
and
Terry
cloth
ranged
for
newcomers
where
girls
work
busily
making
articles
Miss
Dyson
will
the
!
were
ordered
for
the
winter
sew-sentials
explain
es-jft-om
shells.
Yesterday
they
be.
covered
durimr
the
first
kn
th
nnai
nwimoMnn
r
Siiys'
Pants
for
dress
or
school
brought
tip
at
ented
followed
by
refreshments
'
Ilast
Post
P,ayed
y
Bugler
Sam
Strong
to
Save,"
with
Mrs.
C.
J.
b!
was
Well
made
All
tei.
Real
reduced
prices
trom'
,
jv.il
namy.
mere
was
a
large
Norrington
as
pianist.
With
the
fcber
meewng
ui
urc
unu
a
wram
garnering.
leaders
on
the
platform'
was
week
of
the
Tnfs
will
be
;
making
Chrirtmas
cards.
Theyi
Ff
EmpIre
Btndf'
rot
uirn-our,
or
Region
men,
mem-
irent-Teachers
Aso-j
$2.75
4o$
I
lust
before
the
usual
lecture
for
m
,t
th.i,
,
a;
i
read
a
paper
emitted
Hons
K"
iv1nS
an
ncccimt
everyone.
.t'
usually
a
flower,
then
choose
week
in
the
Orange
t
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
he
returns
from
a
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Ang-
bers
of
the
Legion
Woman's
Auxiliary.
Scouts
and
Cubs
and
other
members
of
the
community.
Rev.'
A.
Shindel
led
in
pray-
Mrs.
deSatge
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Corps.
Following
the
Armistice
Day
ervices,
a
reception
and
social
ART
LESSONS
These
begin
the
most
attractive
shells
for
aewmes
m
mat
city,
ni
4.x.
:
tiA
the
end
of
this
month
and
it
parent
showed
that,,
lit
n
Church
was
held
at
the
were
In
favor
of
the
home
of
Mrs.
Dover
with
Mrs.
the
petals
and
leaves
and
glue
"c
'"y
wa
i,
necessary
to
arrange
a
time
them
onto
their
design
The
re-."7
Mrs-
J-
btewart-
fcr
ana
ttev.
v.
H.
Mallett
'
gave
hour
was
held
in
the
Legion
the
address.
Mrs.
Mabel
Pike
lounge,
and
drew
a
large
crowd.
suitable
for
a
children's
At
the
cl0,e
of
the
mn"-a
group,
sun
is
very
attractive
as
well
teen-aaers
and
an
adult's,
as
usefuil.
After
Christmas
Mrs.
oainty
refreshments
were
srt-vert.
Those
interested
are
contacting
Reade
will
teach
instead
of
the
'
December
meeting
will
be
nek!
ving
the
soup
at
an
West
In
the
chair.
There
was
a
-Ice,
very
few
could
good
gathering,
and
plans
were
help
in
the
soup
made
for
a
tea
and
ale
to
be
eirfore
the
program
held
on
December
4.
The
mem-.
evening
and
general
satisfac-'
TRY
A
CLASbiVlED
Lawrence
Kristmanson
or
Mr.3.
gir!S,
a
group
of
adults
who
at
tne
home
of
Mrs.
Reade,
Sum-,
AD!
Lhelwd
for
this
win-;
hers
also
decided
to
hold
aicarol
Lred
by
the
P.T
.A.'
service
In
the
church
the
Sun-
tion
was
expressed
at
the
good
progress
being
made
with
the
alterations
in
the
hall.
Arter
some
discussion
it
was
decided
tuchers
are
putting
day
before
Christmas
if
there
J.J'.
Harvey.
have
been
asking
for
sheUvvork.
Iml
Pienia.
SMALL
BOYS'
SAWING
DAY,
This
teen-age
girls'
group
after
'
;
The
small
boys
have
begun
Christmas
will
be
changed
to
coming
in
eager
swarms
on
leather
work.
Although
Wednes-
Steamshio
Movements
His
concert
on
uec-its
no
recior
nere
to
conduct
tne
Lt
the
Civic
Centre.!
services.
ution
will
also
co-
wiunuiijro
aii.ci
ai.-iiuoi.
many
ctay
nignt
now
is
teen-age
leatn-brlng
their
own
fret
saws
and
ercraft,
and
could
be
joined
by
For
Vancouvtr
Sunday
ss."
Coqultlam,
11
p.m.
Tuesday
s.
Camosun,
1:33
;
next
time
they
are
being
asked
the
girls
If
they
wished,
it
is
connection
with
the,
Tnere
was
a
full
attendance
rtimimlty
Christmas
t
t
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
to
bring
a
lew
spare
blades
to
already
so
crowded
with
High
k
was
a
large
turn-
me
usvic
centre
on
Monday
;
replace
the
many
that
have
School
boys
that
Mr.
Miles
has
P
Prince
George,
been
broken.
The
small
boys
had
to
divide
it
into
two
erouns.
Thursday
ss,
all
saw
madly
as
if
their
live3
it
is
therefore,
most
convenient
U1:15
Pm-
NOTICE
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
ad
varrce
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
in
the
Daily
News
are
asked
ti
assist
the
office
and
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this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
28
ss.
Princess
Nov.
17
and
Radio
Dial
R
1240
Kitoc.ye!i
Louise,
p.m.
to
concentrate
on
the
auditorium
for
this
winter
and
set
up
the
baskets
for
the
basketball
,
team.
The
room
behind
the
bowling
alleys
is
being
turned,
into
a
canteen
which
will
be
op-,
era
ted
by
Mr.
Frederickson.
A
counter
is
being
donated,
stools
will
be
made
and
another
stove,
purchased.
The
Civic
Centre's
first
annual
New
Year's
Eve
,
dance
will
be
held
this
year
in
the
new
auditorium
and
plans
are
going
forward
to
make
lt
a
cabat
H
with
a
floor
show.
The
town's
new
dance
orchestra
will
play.
To
celebrate
the
finishing
of
the
auditorium,
the
executive
plans
to
hold
a
'Chair
Dance"
on
November
19
and,
as
Vt
to
Change)
depended
upon
the
rate.
Then
.if
the
girls
'concentrate
on
they
paint
their
masterpieces
-shell
work
until'
the
New
Year
and
go
home
proudly
with
a
blue
when
a
place
will
be
found
for
donkey
or
a
gory
red
dagger,
them
on
the
leathercraft
pro-Although
.Rowland
Miles
is
gram.
helped
by
Mrs.
Mark
and
Allen
'
1
1
tUltDAl
P.M.
Your
Rest
frating
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS,
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
;.
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,-Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
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F.
Baker
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last
week
horn
Alice
Arm
to
recuperate
frum
a
broken
arm
sustained
on
tile
job
there.
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Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Musical
Varieties
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday.
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
ChyMerchants
City
merchants
are
asked
Jn
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Dally
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
400
FOUR
YEARS
AFTER
It
is
the
same
sandy
beach,
washed
by
the
same
waters
of
the
English
Channel
but
there
all
resemblance
ends.
Taken
in
August
of
this
year,
the
top
Canadian
Army
photo
shows
residents
of
Calvados
province
enjoying
the
pleasures
of
the
beach
at
Bernieres
in
Normandy.
The
botton
photo
was
taken
D-Day,
.June
6,
1944,
as
Canadian
troops
poured
into
Normandy.
Here
many
Canadian
soldiers
who
were
remembered
this
Thursday
lost
their
lives.
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yourself
in
for
a
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them
in
time
for
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mailing.
LATEST
IMPROVED
QUALITY
MODELS
(:
We
are
pleased
tp
announce
to.
our
customers
that
we
have
received
a
small
"shipment
?
of
electric
ranges.
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.
,
ONLY
A
FEW
ARE
AVAILABLIS
"
While
they
last,
immediate
delivery
is
guaranteed.
.
The
Northern
B.C.
PoverSol
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like
Stale
Kxjirefis
because
lUey're
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for
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my
taste.
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smooth
smoke
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and
yet
not
too
mild.,
Tliey
are
always
freh
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.
firmly
packed
and
lo
not
stick
to
my
lips.
Yes,
State
Express
give
me
everything
I
want
in
a
cigarette."
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p.m.
to
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Chinese
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