prince
Kupert
Eaflp
rsrtoa
s
Friday,
December
3.
1948
TERRACE
SEEKING
MORE
ATTENTION
)
'.ANNOUNCES
THE
APPOINTMENT
OF
1
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Body
Service
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as
DEALER
at
PBiriCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
I
Ktaulfft
thai.
Baa
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BEST
POTRME
District
Agriculturalist
Shoutii
Spvi
More
Time
There
Hoard
of
Trade
Meets
TERRACE
Many
matters
came
up
for
consideration
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trad;
which
was
held
cn
Wednesday
vuing.
There
was
not
a
large
attendance
due
to
other
activities
in
the
town.
Duncan
K.
Kerr
presided.
Harry
King,
chairman
of
the
agricultural
committee,
reported
the
acreage
he
had
knowledge
of
for
the
land
clearing
machinery
but
asked
that
hi
full
report
be
oef
erred
until
after
his
meeting
with
K.
Jameson,
district
agriculturalist
of
Emithers,
who
will
be
In
Terrace
on
Friday
to
address
the
Fanners'
Institute
meeting.
This
applies
also
to
seeding
the
Cana-adian
National
Railways
park-
ilfi
'
of
Canodo
Ud.
welcomes
(hit
nw
,0
lh
rapidly
growing
family
of
uCfc
D
(alert
in
Canada.
,
a
nprincd
personnel
offers
a
,'
(tH,rteoo
tarvica
and
intelligent
I
qJnfd
with
this
enterprUin,
Mat
Here,
cmp,te,
t,tca
j,
hand,
of
expert
mechanic,,
working
with
hrtt-clatt
equipment.
The
R.a
Motor
Company
of
Canada
Lid.
join,
with
local
friend
n
wishing
this
ewly-apoill.ed
dealership
very
success
in
continuing
the
traditional
h.gh-a.uolity
standards
of
the
Reoergan".
lotion.
inc
It
juipmeni
l
til
2
'
k
,wnr
and
operator
are
invited
lo
Berner
of
Prince
Rupert,
with
the
information
that
it
was
down
in
the
railway
budget
for
1949.
The
request
for
a
telephone
in
the
Terrace
freight
office
was
turned
down
again
due
to
the
fact
that
there
Is
a
buzzer
between
it
and
the
head
station
office
and
information
can
03
obtained
In
a
few
seconds.
The
sum
of
$177.50
had
been
collected
by
the
Pamphlet
Committee
and
this
money
was
turned
over
to
the
president
by
Mrs.
W.
Robinson.
The
ladies
were
thanked
for
their
work
in
collecting
this
sum,
and
Mr.
King
also
thanked
the
ladies'
committee
who
had
helped
compile
the
pamphlet.
There
was
an
inquiry
from
an
out-fcf-town
electrician
concerning
work
in
Terrace
but,
It
was
decided
that
he
should
be
Informed
that
an
electrician
was
already
established
in
town
here.
The
completion
of
Williams
Creek
bridge
had
been
promised
for
this
fall
but
so
far
had
not
been
toucned
nor
was
there
any
material
there
for
it.
It
was
explained
that
the
district
Is
left
with
one
bridge,
foreman
and,
as
work
is
being
concentrated
on
the
Kalum
Road,
that
is
all
that
can
be
done
at
present.
No
report
had
been
heard
of
the
provincial
engineers'
flood
b
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LTD.
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cld
rrr
"uih,
toronro
This
cdvertlsemet
'
not
published
or
dismayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tb
:
Ceveroment
of
British
Columbia
ianu
wmcn
me
Board
or
Trade,
has
undertaken
and
advise
on'
the
tvoe
Of
!wrt
mmt
snffihlvl
REPAIR
JOB
In
India
the
practice
of
plas-
The
United
States
paying
tic
surgery
arose
to
enable
toase
j
pensions
to
veteran,
ot
six
wafl'
will
be
asked
of
the
agriculturist'.
General'
dissatisfaction
was
expressed
at
the
short
visits
the
agriculturist
pays
to
Terrace,
1:
"use
"P
nao
rjeeu
cui
on
I
Mexican,
Indian,
t;
vu.
SpatH
HONOR
AUSSIE
AIRMEN
,
COLLINGWOOD,
Ont.,
9
A!
memorial
air
force
ensign
was
dedicated
here
honoring
two.
Aistraliat
airmen
killed
in
1941
during
a
flying
training
aiR
crash.
The
sister
of-
one
of
the
fliers
came
.
from
Australia
ti
attend
the
service.
1
-J
for
adultery
to
correct
the
nuiti-
"ish-Anierican
and
two
wor
kxtion.
iwars.
mpm
was
felt
that
the
eastern
end
of
the
district
Is
getting
the
service
In
which
the
western
end
Is'
lacking.
The
outcome,
of
this!
dissatisfaction
was
that
tho
members
decided
to
write
to
thoj
Gift
survey,
nor
any
report
on
flood
prevention,
so
E.
T.
Kenney
will
be
contacted.
Next
meeting
will
be
the
annual
banquet
on
January
14.
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture.
In
answer
to
an
Inquiry
concerning
a
loading
platform,
a
letter
was
received
from
C.
A.
i)
for
Ik.
Your
Best
Rating
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
1
BUILT,
SOLD
AND
SERVICED
IN
CANADA
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
A
LEADING
LADY
;
HOUSECOATS
Beftge-
lne
ia
gay
pattern
and
:
plain,
fine,
all-wool
houe-
coats
-available
..in
your
J
choice
of
clHrs.
'
For
those
gay
party
nigbtT
l)fore
Chrwtmaji,
DANE
URESS,
trimmed
.
..w
ht
h-
',
Bugle
..Beads
..or
..Sequin
will
bring
sparkles
her
J
eyes.
In
all
popular
nizes...
1
HANDBAGS,
like
the
Danc
;
DresseH,
are
new
arrival
at
..our
..store,
..Style
lo
pteaxe
every
d'tscriminat-
ing
taste
!
....
mi
T
A
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
fly
Topics
from
Terrace
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
CAFE
fcurred
on
Thurs-at
the
local
hospl-
The
Canadian
Artists
exhibit
of
pictures,
depicting
"B.C.
at
Play,"
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
hall
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and
evening
and
drew
a
fairly
good
crowd,
although
not
to
the
extent
expected.
Local
talent
was
also
exhibited
and
created
much
interest
'
and
ad-miraUtm.
In-
the
-evening,
records
describing
the
pictures
were
played
and
made
the
exhibit
more
interesting
and
understandable
to
the
general
public.
Local
exhibits
were
F.
Van
den
Dewster,
a
Dutch
neweoncr
608
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
200
money
bylaw
for
building
and
construction
purposes
on
Tuesday
was
slow.
At
that
lime,
January
1947,
209
votes
were
polled
whereas
threre
wore
only
110
on
Tuesday.
Ii
is
survived
by
four
pm'nitumiwmiwuiiiHjmuinwni
daughters
and
sev-
r.ildren.
Mrs.
Head
and
daughter.
1
Select
your
gift,
pay
a
deposit
and
when
you
wish
to
pick
up
your
purchase
use
our
Personalized
Budget
Plan
for
easy
payment.
Sweet
Sixteen
Ltd-.
.
and
Brownies
are
rwl
of
articles
to
Marion,
made
a
brief
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday,
re
-turning
on
Thursday
morning.,
whose
paintings
were
most
pleasing,
Harold
Whalen,
Duncan
dt'Kergommeaux,
Pat
Tum-(
Mrs.
Moore
returned
on
Thur-!
No
r:son
with
the
voting
No
Carrying
Uson
ana
Ann
Aiouior.
day
morning's
train
from
th?'
.
bylaw
to
purchase
buildings
nearly
two
'he
voting
on
the
south
from
a
prolonged
vis't
with
relatives
there.
SLOWER
THAN
WALKING
LONDON,
Ont.
(t
Transportation
was
really
tough
in
pioneer
days.
The
diary
of
an
early
settler
in
the
Clinton
district,
toad
here
recently,
tells
of
making
14
miles
In
13
hours
bj
horseback.
DfJIT
j
T
A
XM
AS
PHOTOS-
Order
Early
;
Chandler
&
Cowgill
'
For
Appointments
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
389
iDeLuxe
1
DELIVERY
f
PHONE
422
S
NITE:
BLACK
615"'
216
4th
Street
TOWN
WINS
AWARD
PRINCE
ALBERT,
(Construction
of
a
paddling
pool
by
members
and
friends
of
the
East
End
Citizens
Committee
has
won
for
Prince
Albert
a
"Town
of
the
Week"
award.
The
$100
prize
will
be
used
to
provide
swings
in
the
.playground
near
the
pool.
AUTOMATIC
JtoewMx.
.
EDiryeir
1.
Handles
all
fabrics.
2.
Easy
on
the
clothes.
3.
Automatic
controls
for
heat
and
time
damp
or
bone
dry
within
an
hour.
4.
Handles
18
lbs.
wash
in
one
operation.
5.
Can
be
used
with
any
washer.
"DONT
DEPEND
ON
THE
WEATHERMAN
FOR
DRY
CLOTHES."
times,
Colognes
and
Gift
Sets
my
It's
the
i
Ren
(CaHe
for
Tasty
Meals
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
7-
,
by
-
r-j
DUBARRY
TUSSY
mm
RUBENSTEIN
J0URJOIS
Etc.
m
IN
GAY
HOLIDAY
WRAP
NO
EXTRA
COST
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
UTCHEON
PHARMACY
TWO
CASH
PRIZE
WINNERS
in
PRINCE
RUPERT
Area
MRS.
SHIRLEY
SMITH
511
7th
Ave.
East,
City
MRS.
A.
McNEIL,
Gen.
IX-1.,
City
Every
week
there
.
are
two
J
iU
LIMITED
Jkvmue
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
79
3
n
O
ASK
THE
MAN
WHO:
BUYS
ONE
.QUALITY
COUNTS
IN
TANKS
.
.
.
AND
QUALITY
YOU
"(JET
WHEN
YOUR
TANK
13
MADS
BY
'
5
Christmas
carries
fragrances:
crisp
wintry
air,
spicy
scent
of
pine.
Add
Blue
Crass
Flower
Mist,
famed
fragrance
by
Elizabeth
Arden.
.
It's
a
wonderful
gift,
in
a
gay
gift-wrapping,
with
a
Kentucky-caught
scent,
to
take
the
Christmas
air!
ChrUlmu
wrpM
Orm
FUwh
Mid,
.7i,
3.35,
5.30
wMi
atunliwr,
3.75
f
In
the
Daily
News!
rt
TirTEAlHE
U
cash
prize
winners
in
mc
Please
bear
with
us
Rupert
area
on
Prince
to
(
BY
Melody
CE
GEORGE
Malki
..ill
'ft
III
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
Money
Time
THE
SAILS
FDR
NCOUVER
Phone
Black
884
-.
I
253
East
First
Ave.
LISTEN
IN
CFPR
6:30
p.m.
Every
Friday
TRY
"
YOUR
SKILL
FOR
CASH
PRIZES
:
5ERMEMATE
THURSDAY
PORTS
at
U:15
p.m.
mm
TERRACE-
KETCHIKAN
i
piUY
MIDNIGHT
Mitchell
&
Currie
Restaurant
Skeena
Commercial
Hotel
is
undergoing
extensive
renovation
and
improvements
which
will
make
it
the
smartesr
establishment
of
its
kind
in
Prince
Rupert.
Meanwhile,
all
departments
are
carrying
on
business
as
usual
and
we
ask
our
patrons
to
continue
their
favor
and
be
patient
with
us
until
the
job
is
finished
December
18.
eservations
Write
or
Call
lR
DEPOT
OFFICE
pCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
'is
LIMITED
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P-O.
Box
54
1
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
,
RUPERT
.
TERRACE
'
,
,
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
j
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE;
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
S
p.m.
Sundays
!
'
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
i
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
Phone
33
BUILDERS
and
CONTRACTORS
Plumbing
or
Heating
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Box
271
Phone
174
(284)
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