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Keep
Road
Kadio
Dial
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Wednesday,
December
21,
1919
CFPR
-9.00
i
p.m.
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Hie,
Total
Mir
ho
Our
Piii
e
4Uc,
Ui.vl
(Subject
to
Change)
All
other
Trices
Include
25
7o
Provincial
ClOV(
W
EDN
TiilJ
A
t
l.M
.
4:00-
I
&
!
Hemic
Bradcn
Tells
a
Story
Stock
Quotations
and
4:15-
iKiiH
WINTERS
I
r
f
1
i
1.
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dan
DURYEA
New
Church
At
Terrace
Ready
TERRACE
Christmas
be
a
big
clay
for
the
consregation
of
Knos
Uni'fd
Church
for
it
is
hoped
that
the
new
Church
will
be
ready
lor
the
two
special
services.
In
the
morning
there
will
be
a
family
sen-tee
for
the
combined
Sunday
School
and
adult
Contestation.
In
the
ev-enirw
there
will
be
a
unique
can-
-Jn
Interlude
4:30
-Maygic
Mutijlns
4:45
Young
Man
Willi
a
Song
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
The
Question
Box
5:45
Keyboard
and
Console
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:13
English
Favourites
G:ud
-Musical
Varieties
C:
45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
GIVE
BOOKS
OF
THEATRE
TICKETS
THIS
XMAS
f
v
.
u-
;
l
j
dle-liRhting
service
of
"Candles,
I
Carols
and
Chimes".
Ten
mem
bers
of
the
Young
People's
group
will
participate.
There
will
also
Open
All
Winter
TERRACE-To
d;itr
in
Drcnii-ber
the
niaxiiium
teinpeniture
has
been
38
dr'rrrcs
;l.ivr
mi
Dorrmher
1
lulr
4
(iriccs
above
on
December
17
and
13.
Although
still
cold,
a
qua:iti-i
ty
of
snow
hr.s
faiicn
which
j
has
brought
milder
tempcra-ture.
The
road
is
still
open
o
Prince
Rupert
and
is
repoit-j
ed
to
be
in
very
good
condi-j
tion.
The
Public
Woil's
Derart-j
ment
are
going
to
endeavour
tr
k"en
it
open
all
through
the
I
winter.
i
j
Special
Services
At
Terrace
Church
TERRACE
A
c'.iur..!
M-rvi-c
bv
I
the
choir
of
the
Knox
United
Church,
led
by
C.J.
Norrinuton,
was
held
in
t'.ic
Odifellixv's
Hal'
last,
Sunday
evenin".
S
iloh
.
,
was
James
Stevenson.
During
the
1
fc-viee
Rev.
P
Mallei
t
s'ute'
that
the
proceeds
of
the
e,-cniiv;
(ffcrtoiy
wer
to
be
donated
t'.
i
the
Building
Fund.
;
Flora
Melvin
president
of
the
Yrni?
People's
Association,
prc-
-rpted
J.imcs
Smith,
treasurer
i
,v
the
Fund,
with
a
cheque
for
sixty
dollars
part
of
the
proceeds
of
a
receni
entertainment.
It
has
been
with
donations
such
,tos
these
and
donations
of
labor
'
ihat
the
church
has
reached
the
stase
that
it
has
and
urcat
are
be
a
vocal
trio.
In
the
event
that
the
new
building
Is
not
ready,
the
ervices
will
be
at
the
Oddfel-I
si1
"
U
f
!
low's
Hall.
OF
THE
1W01ES
5
1
uujnr,
i
r
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eugene
Kash
4s
Greta
Kraus
8:00
Significance
of
Christmas
8:15
The
Christmas
Child-BBC
8:30
Life
of
Horatio
Nelson
9:00
Christmas
Oratorio
10:00
-CBC
News
10:10CBC
News
10:15
Painters
in
Profile
10:30
Collector's
Items
ll:00rWeather
and
Sign
OH
THURSDAY
A
V
7:00
-Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
SoiiB
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
-Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00-Ellen
Harris
ti':
15
Morning
Melodiej
10:30
Melody
Time
For
(Juick
Relief
Beyond
Belief,
.
.
Truiii
llie
aiu
of
A
K
I
II
K
1
1
1
5,
ItHEl
MATISM,
NF.I
RITI5,
or
SCIATICA...
get
a
bottle
of
DOLC1N
tablet
today.
DOLCIN
has
relieved
the
pains
of
thousands
of
sufferers.
DOLCIN
tablets
are
not
harmful,
easy-to-take,
reasonable
in
cost
100
tablets
for
$2.39;
the
large
economy-size
5
SPECIAL
PRICES
EVENING
WEAR
I
$9.95
-
$16.95
j
Sizes
11
Thru
44
J
m
Exciting,
romantic
formals
just
in
time
for
Xmas
and
New
Years.
a
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
CHRISTMAS
IN
DAMASCUS
A
poor
Moslem
refugee
boy
in
Damascus,
Syria,
waits
for
his
daily
share
of
milk,
meat,
cod
liver
oil,
etc.,
sent
by
the
,
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
IUNICEF).
Canada
ii
helping
six
million
sick
and
hungry
children
living
in
former
theatres
of
wa.
.
The
postal
address
"UNICEF,
OTTAWA"
is
accepting
Canadian
funds
buy
Canadian
food
to
b
shipped
abrcd
by
Lf'ICEF.
A
score
of
chi:
;
Units
Nations
countries
are
helpir,.
(j
Tut
Ttrtiinnilt
ll
ot
PDbllii4
or
dltolajrad
b
th
i.i,-
.
J
Burd
or
bT
ilia
Itumamtit
ol
Brlu.h
nm,
1
UL1
i
bottle
bottle
of
of
500
500
tablets,
tablets,
$10.
$10.
I
the
hopes
of
the
minister
and
Ms
congregation
that
Christmas
fivlccs
will
hr
held
in
their
new
church
next
Sunday
Timely
1
opics
from
lerrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommcaux,
Terrace
Reporter
Xmas
Concert
Lost
Night
Bags
Filled
For
Community
Christmas
Tree
vxxxx
exx-xxxxx!
l
v.
.
.
-
y.Morc
man
ever
A
Kodak
Camera
is
the
doicik
p.
A
KINGDOM
FOR
A
HOUSE
MONTBPA!.
'.ntv
nfficinls
i
"Wanted
'
(jitt
i
Mflodie
sav
that
even
tractors
can't
?:45can.?navla"
Ihe
Y.
Ette.
of
the
Knox
Uni-
11:00
Air
Kindergarten
clix
operation.
hi.it.
horses
and
srraners
for
'
WRATnALL
5
I
PHOTO
FINISHING
OOLCIN
LIMITED
TwMlO
10
Ontario
ted
Church
entertained
the
tmmmmmmmm
children
of
the
Sunday
school,
A
Gift
the
Whole
Family
Will
Enjoy
lectio00'1
The
Radio-Phonogroph
of
the
Year
7
Different
Models
to
Choose
From
with
3
Speed
Automatic
Record
Changers
priced
from
$119.50
to
$239.50
Cradle
Roll
and
all
the
parents
at
a
Christmas
party
in
the
odd-idlotts
Hall
last
evening.
The
hall
was
comparatively
full
audi
FINE
PRINTING
at
clearing
snow
in
certain
city
U:15-Roundup
Time
districts.
But
horses
are
hard
11:30
Weather
Report
to
come
by
in
Montreal.
"There
11:31
Message
Period
ere
some
sections
that
haven't
11:35
Recorded
Interlude
been
able
to
get
one
single
11
:45
Personal
Album
horse
this
season,"
said
an
of-
'
i3.?!.
-ficial.
,
12:00
Mid-Day
Merod!
--
1
-
12:15
CBC
News
Try
a
Ciassiruro
aq
lor
Result
12:25
Program
Resume
Mrs.
George
Dover
had
the
misfortune
to
.slip
on
the
icy
hill
coming
from
Church
on
.Sundav
r.'orning
and
fell,
disc.Iocat.itv.!
her
shoulder.
She
wqs
taken
to
her
home
by
Mrs.
Jean
Mayo
bin
liiter
removed
to
hospital
wherr
she
Is
now
resting
as
comfortably
as
possible.
REGAL
PRINTERS
the
children
had
a
grand
time:
as
did
their
parents
as
lookcrs-ou.
Games
were
played
and
!an-'
tern
slides
of
the
Xmas
Story,
interspersed
with
the
carol
singing
of
the
gathering,
were
shown,
j
TTnnn
tlm
nri-ivnl
nf
Knnlfl
Plnu;
:
PHONE
21
222
Second
Avo.
M.andMrs.
S.
Howiett
are
now
.
,,j,j
,
.
,
,
',
:
rcsidiivj;
in
the
Frceniah
honv
each
child
wa
given
a
bag.
oil
.
"
A"k
:d)niit
our
TiiiM-
I'uyniMil
I'l.ni
Willi
now
owned
by.
George
"MeAdams,
'
on
La
kele
Avenue.
;
.,;
andy.
Sandwiches,
cake
and
ramies
were
then
served
to
the
lllr
liisuruMci'
at
no
extra
NOBLE
&
WICK
201
IrU
Ar.
W
L'xi
lu.sivf
iK
uii
is
I'Imiiic
i
Adv,erjt's(ii.
th-
a..:
iou
Sawn
in
lne
youngsters
before
they
went
'tome
tired
but
very
happy.
Charles
Aram
helped
Sahtn
Claus.
;'
'
!
i-
!
Useful
Gills
PAPER
TOWELS
-
PAPER
CUPS
TOWEL
CABINETS
LIQUID
SOAPS
SOAP
DISPENSERSDISINFECTANTSDEODORANTS
and
FIXTURES
LAMPS
PASTE
and
LIQUID
WAX
DUSTBANE
and
SISAL
Industrial
Janitor
Supplies
at
Vancouver
Trices
'
Manufacturer's
Representative
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Nearly
six
hundred
bags
of
fruit,
nuts
and
candy
were
packed
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Monday
evening
by
the
members
of
Hi
P.
T.
A.
who
purchased
the
I'.oodies
and
see
t
filling
of
the
bags
for
the
Johnson
Memorial
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vr
Lunch
Kits
e
Pyrex
Wore
j
Percolators
O
Pocket
Knives
Covered
Roasters
9
Jhermos
Bottles
I
4"
to
Xmas
Tree
Fund,
each
year.!
With
the
help
of
Bob
Baxter
who
f
aw
that
everything
was
ready
and
the
boxes
opened,
the
ladies
roon
got
throuiii.
Those.
'assisting
were,
Mr
3.
Campbell.
Mrs.
712
Second
Ave.
Phone
632
P.O.
Box
772
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD
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G.
Haugland,
Mrs.
C
de
Ker-gommeauz,
Mrs.
McNabb,
Mrs.
D.
Bain.
Mrs.
W.
Martin.
Mrs.
J.
Julseth,
Mrs
Wold
and
Mrs.
Bob
Baxter.
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CAFE
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WALKER'S
SPECIAL
OLD
CANADIAN
AVIIISKY
BOTTLED
IN
BONO
This
uilvorti.seniciil
is
r
,1
publisho,
or
disjil
iyecl
by
the
l,Minr
t,
on!
ml
llouni
or
Uy
th0
t'overnm
nt
of
Iliitish
Columbia
Rt.
Reverend
J.
B.
Gi':jon,
rush
op
of
Ca'edonia,
held
Com-
Best
Food
iliiiuinuu
uvi
111
U.
iVld
I
Llll
VY3
iit
hu'ch
last
Sundav
mornin?.
i
I
roinin
in
from
the
interior
on
S'iUrday's
train.
Later
in
the
t'ay
he
proceeded
to
Prince
Rupert
by
car.
:
Finest
Cooking
Hours
7
a.m.
tc
1
a.m
-Phone
200
For
Take-Home
Orders
FAMILY
MEMBER
IE
FOR
EVERY
ii
Pete
Muria
is
a
naticnt
in
lb"
:
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cti
hospital
alter
an
appen-
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MANSON'S
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PRIENDLY
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SEASON'S
y
:
i
y
m
p
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-v
v
ai
iour
Xmas
Cake
per
lb.
$1.0
Gilts
For
Motorists!
Credit
Note
for
Gawl
in':
Lubrication
Contract
Book
Scat.Ccvers
Radio
Healer
Spot
Lamp
Fog
Lamps
Bumper
Guards
Fire
Extinguisher
Cigarette
Lighter
Skid
Chains
,f
Tires
and
Tubes
Spark
Plugs
and
numerous
other
auto
accessories.
2
IS.
"
4
l'-eral.el
The
"What
Shall
It
Be!"
Question
THIS
STORE
IS
PREPARED
TO
ANSWER
IT
The
occasion
may
be
what
it
will
it's
our
duty
to
be
ready
to
supply
you
and
we
can
do
it,
too.
With
pleasure
to
you
because
ot
the
size
of
our
display..
With
profit
to
you
because
of
our
ability
to
sell
close.
When
the
gift
problem
presents
itself,
let
us
show
you
how
easily
we
ran
match
your
ideas.
b"sl
Xmas
Cake
Not
decorated,
per
lb.
83c
Light
Fruit
Cake,
decor-
..
I
...I
lu
tt
ut'ii,
10
dvu
Rupert
??,
Light
Fruit
Cake,
not
decorated
per
lb.
50c
Christmas
Pudding,
l's
each
75c
Christmas
Puddings,
l'2'.s
each
$1.10
Christinas
Puddings,
2s
cach
$1.45
WE
WILL
L'AKE
AND
COVER
YOUR
MEAT
PIES
FOR
A
NOMINAL
CHARGE
Could
Not
UcMore
Thoughtfully
Expressed
To
Your
Friends
and
Family
Than
With
Lovely
Remembrances
From
Our
Gift
Collection
Lovely
To
Give
....
Lovely
To
Get
Week
Doy
Pontic
Sets
One
for
Every
Day
in
the
Week
By
Popular
Dcmond
We
Now
Have
the
Third
'
Shipment
and
They
arc
Going
Fast
l'r
the
l.Rdies
on
Your
List
SHOP
AT
ANNETTE
EV3ANSELL
AT
TI
OP
TASTY
MKAt.!
ft
ex
tlainf
f'liirirse
lihn
Don't
forget
the
Co
op
Xmas
Show
for
ren
Wednesday,
Dec.
28,
at
2:30
p.m.,
Capitol
Theatre.
Tickets
available
at
your
Cow
Bay
store,
and
Bakery,
for
children
of
members
and
employees
of
all
local
Co-ops.
2
525
LADIES
WEAR
rnow
MK
3rd
Ave.
Phone
I
150
S
i
n
II
Ml
Tickets
will
lie
given
to
parents
ONLY
upon
request.
A
II
Second
Avri.ur
uppusiic
I'rincB
Uupii't
HjW
7:00
mJXL
to
8:30
a.m.
rtions
173
for
Outside
0
(297)
ill-
i
,
,
.
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