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February
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During
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Again
End
of
Feb.
WINS
DOG
DERBY
Wilt
Lopine.
Quebec
City
muslier.
was
an
easy
winner
in
the
90-miie
Intcrnatjonal
Dog
Sled
at
Ottawa.
With
a
team
of
five
cross-bred
hounds,
he
covered
the
three
30-mile
daily
heats
in
an
aggregate
time
or
eight
hours,
41
minutes
and
30
seconds."
Lepine,
who
won
$1,000
and
the
Chateau
Laurier
Gold
Cup,
is
shown
after
the
race
with
his
lead
dog,
"Puce."
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TERRACE
TOPICS
A.
P.
Gilbert
of
Terrace
was
injured
while
cutting
poles
under
contract
in
the
woods
18
mill's
north
of
Terrace
on
Monday
morning.
He,
was
taken
to
the
Terrace
hospital,
where
it
was
found
that
lie
had
a
compound
liaclurc
of
the
leg.
.
The
Ternue
Scout
and
Oil'
Guide
leaders
together
with
tiv
niember.s
of
the
Scout
and
Guide
Associations,
met
on
Mouuay
evening
in
the
Police
Court,
with
Constable
Brno
in
the
chair.
,
Plans
were
made
for
the
proper
observance
of
Seoul
and
Guide
Week,
vliieli
ronu.itr.ee":
wiih
church
piiracl
:i
on
.Sunday
next,
February
1:1.
a:d
'1..m'.s
villi
a
joint
rally
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Friday
evening,
February
24.
Snow
is
melting
rapidly
in
the
main
.streets
of
Terrace
and
in
some
places
the
bare
ground
is
to
do
seen
lor
tnc
nisi
time
suite
Christ
mas.
The
snow
plows
are
still
busy
clearing
heavy
wet
.snow.
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dvrtiflmnt
in
not
pubUflitd
or
displayed
by
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Control
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or
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Terrace
United
Church
Affair
TKRRACE
Ladies
-
-Guild
of
Knox
United
Church
held
a
very
successful
Valentine
lea
and
sale
on
Saturday
in
the
l.O.D.E.
Hull.
The
fine
day
brougnt
out
a
lar:v
number
of
callers
to
take
tea
and
buy
from
the
various
stalls.
Pouring
from
the
handsomely
decora'
?d
tea
table
were
Mrs.
V.
Moore.
Mrs.
T.
Brooks
sr..
Mrs
Bush
and
Mrs.
C.
Thomas
Se'
v-iteurs
were
Mrs.
V.
Ross.
Mrs.
Bruce
Smith,
Mrs.
Robert
Squt'
i
s
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
MacKay.
Cashier
wa-
Mrs.
P.
II.
Mallctt.
Other
ladici
ir.
rhuiy
wee:
Iiomccooking
stall.
Mt..
F.
Gavan
and
Mrs.
J.
Haaland
Needlework.
Mrs.
G.
Loveless
and
Mrs.
J.
McLcod.
.
White
Elephaiu,
Mrs.
liauv
Philie.
Kitch.'.i,
Mrs.
Fred
Th
mi-.is.
Mrs.
Chris
lUumland,
Mrs.
1".
Glen
and
Mrs.
A.
Louden.
Mrs.
f
rank
Uavan,
pre.sid;:n!,
of
the
Guild
was
general
convenor
with
tnc
yuuiifr
people
of
the
church
carry;!:;;
out
the
decora
tint;.
There
was
a
hobbies
corner
with
artkles
collected
and
li-afie
by
the
young
pennie
and
t.:ese
were
voted
on
bv
v!Uo:n
to
the
stall
with
a
.oF.eMilo.i
of
nar.d
paintings
by
Gale
McColl
winning
the
most
votes,
a
handmade
guitar
by
Gerry
Toop
the
second
vole,
and
Laird,
a
J'ine
airplane
model
by
Frank
Gu"an
,ir-
This
hobbies
collet.
iji:
wi
1
be
yent,
soiii,:,
f''
'.'Xhibition
lli.-re.
Rev.
P.
II.
Ma'le.l
opened
the
tea
with
a
'c:
words
of
apj-ri.-ci-ation
t,i
the
v.r!;
of
the
Ladies'
Guild.
.M
Terrace
TFKRACL
Postponed
troll
January,
the
annual
ineelinK
oi
the
Terrace
branch
of
Hie
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
was
held
on
Friday
evening
In
the
lotuiso
of
the
Red
Cross
Hospital
Fol-
lowing
reports
of
the
officers
the
new
executive
was
elected
as
fol-
tows:
President,
James
Stevenson.
First
Vice-President.
Mrs.
tvan
Frank.
Second
Vice
-
President
Dr'i
Frank
McOilvrry.
Secretary.
Mrs.
J.
Harris.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
T.
Elwood
Brooks.
Executive
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thom-
json
(work
room
conveno.
Mrs.
iC.
J.
Norrinston
(
publicity
i,
Mrs.
;C.
J.
Norrington
(blood
donor
clinic.
Mrs.
Macintosh
and
Dave
Gillandcrs
(Junior
Red
Cross.
George
McAdahis
(campaign
mami;:eri,
Rev.
Father
N.
Rac-ette.
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallctt,
Mrs.
Will
Robinson,
Mrs.
O.
Hamlin,
Mrs.
i
A.
II.
Irving.
Miss
Elliott
Head.
Membership
Drive
will
commence
March
1.
with
an
objective
of
$1400,
an
increase
over
'ast
year,
but
the
executive
is
confident
that
this
figure
will
be
reached.
The
matron
of
in
hospital.
Miss
Evelyn
Spencc,
R.N.,
is
in
'eluded
on
the
executive,
and
her
hop
and
kindness
in
making
the
lounge
available
for
meetings
is
much
appreciated.
.
Funeral
At
Fort
William
fi
terrace
The
remains
o
William
Taylor,
who
was
accidentally
killed
in
the
woods
last
Thursday,
were
taken
to
his
home
in
Fort
William,
Ontario,
for
burial.
Leaving
on
the
same
train
on
Monday
night
was
Mrs.
iadge
Taylor
and
her
17
year
old
son,
William.
A
guard
of
nunur
by
local
veterans
was
io'
C'.ea
at
the
stau-n.
as
the
flag-draped
casket
was
placed
on
the
train.
The
p
.11-
bearers
were
frier.cui
of
tlv
tie-
ceased,
O.
Kaulbeck,
J.
Hagcn.
J.
Gordon,
J.
II.
Smith,
B.
Dodds
and
M.
Curtis.
The'
guard
cf
honor
was
headed
by
the
president
of
the
Terrac:
orunel;
oi
Mis
Canadian
Legion.
John
Batni.U',
and
the
olhci
.lrmbers
of
the
euard
were
Comrades
R-
Vilnon,
A.
Ca'.der,
A.
Herman,
Ken
Mac-Pherson,
J.
J.
Norv.HRton.
P.
Murie
sr.,
Sam
Kirkaldy,
R.
Beecher,
Fred
Smith.
Jlin
Max-ted,
I.
Finlayson,
A.
Crai?:,
E.
far-
pent,
W.
Jackson.
M.
Dubenu
Harry
Seaton,
W.
Ilendeison
and
Fred
Hall.
The
adjourned
inquest
was
hold
on
Tuesday
aflernoon
by
Coroner
Will
Robinson.
The
first
part
of
the
enquiry
was
held
on
Friday
afternoon
and
then
postponed
until
Tuesday.
j
The
juiy
was
composed
of
C.
J
,
Norrington,
foreman;
Lloyd
Johnstone,
P.
Murie,
jr.,
Harold
Whelan,
P.
van
Stolk
and
E.
Sargent.
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
returned.
U
your
aubscripxjon
Is
in
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new-boy
or
the
post
office.
Jus--
do
a
little
straight
talkin?
U
yourself.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
in
this
regard
woulc
be
appreciated.
It
wculU
avt
a
lot
of
trouble
and
rvtry
body
would
bp
nuppier.
Sub-KciilioiiM
urs
payable
In
advance
IospffMirr
mm
Qood
Food
Tcfr
Tuity
Meats
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Bishcs
a
Specially
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
IRcx
Cate
2nd
Ave.
U1.
Hupcrt
Hotel
7:00
a
m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
Halibut
i
Cltuiiks'"
l&c
lb.
worry
by
purchasing
quality
meals
HIRAM
It
is
a
cood
bill
of
moving
picture
entertainment
which
Mansaer
J.
Harry
Black
lias
been
presenting
to
his
patrons
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
month.
Tonieht
another
of
the
always
popular
'Lassie"
series
is
having
its
third
showing
'
Challenge
to
Lassie''
with
Edmund
Gwcim
and
Donald
Crisp.
Tomorrow
"My
Friend
Irma,"
.starling
John
Lund
and
Diana
Lynn,
starts
a
three
day
run.
Bookings
for
the
remainder
of
the
month
are:
February
13
(Sunday
midnight)
-Berlin
Express,
Robert
Ryan
and
Merle
Oberon;
"Brothers
in
the
Saddle,"
Tim
Holt
and
Richard
Martin.
21)
and
21
-
'Man
from
Color-Ford
ado,"
Olen
and
William
Jloldcn.
22
and
23
-"Tusk
Force,"
Gary
Cooper
and
Jane
Wyatt.
24
and
25
"Look
for
the
Silver
Lining,"
Ray
Bolyer
and
June
Haver.
25.
--"Tuna
Clipper,"
Roddy
McDowell
and
Elena
Verdugo;
'
Overland
Trails,"
Johnny
Mack
Brown.
27,
28
and
March
1.
"White
Heat,"
James
Cagmey
and
Virginia
Mayo.
March
2,
3
and
4
"That
Forsythe
Woman,"
Greer
Gar-son
and
Waller
Pldcon.
March
0.
"Whiplash."
D.
Clark
and
Alexis
Smith;
'
Wild
Bill
Hickok
Rides,"
Constance
Bennett
and
Bruce
Cabot.
WALKEII
SPEC1A1,
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CANADIAN
AVIIISKV
BOTTLED
IN
BOK
The
New
MONARCH
Is
Here!
This
iulvertiM-niciit
is
not
pttTjlisluti
or
ili-t
.
Li(Uur
(Jontrol
Hoard
or
ly
the
goM-n.r
of
ljritish
Cckmibia
ff
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"
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THAN
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Today
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WEAR
INCLUDING:
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Vests,
Dresses,
Bibs,
Blankets,
Plastic
Pants,
Baby
Bottles,
Rattles,
Crib
Sheets
&
Blankets.
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he
stork
shop
303
3rd
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FOR
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Interior
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worrit's
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supply.
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t'.ii'y
me
iiskuh-u
of
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pli-u
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supply
of
Uio
Jlnest
meat
obtuln-Ublc.
TruiiMirUiUm
dKrumltuw?
Noimi!
Thoy
just
cum
derail
to
the
Uickor
Plant
and
Pick
out
steak
SK'w.
roast
or
humbuiwr
as
liny
Uesne.
No
huntln,;
Inmi
murkct
to
market
for
tho
meat
tHut
Is
not
rent
a
linker,
save
time
ini-y
and
Join
i.hi'M-
happy
prop
by
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ijimrter
liuni
the
Locker
Plant.
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Company
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Orders-Phone"
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