uu ane inch top.

hrought in on. two. tricks and louded

onto flat FAY. ‘They are for, ‘the enst-

‘Th states. oe ee
oe

Bob MeLean,, tr ack. patrolman
| fwindtea, is spending afew days in
BW ee
q aoe ‘

H. ELalliwell is confined to hiss home
“with a severe cold, hut is making good
progress toward recovery.

. a

ee (The members of, the awatien W.A.
Me inet at the: home of Mrs, Halliwell for
Fo: Valentine. social, eighteen. being pre-
set. Huch brought ou present for a
% Valentine and the whole were sold for
2 the benefit of the funds. Light re-
freshments were handed) around by
Ars Halliwell, assisted by Mré.- Biv-

hell, Mrs, Wert, | Mrs. Corr and, Mrs.
Hamtin, 5

The” Piles vere we J
riding to “avonder if. Usk is S goitig to nat}

op tle- iiformiation has come. from:
- mining village: of lute. ‘Plans are un-
at.

Let-|
the

a’ tein.” ‘in the: field this season. °

dey way to yet: the“loeal boys Lined? up:

for. the “Season and. he ready ° at an.
early date to meet “git comiers.

2 ® &. id

eS

‘The. “youngsters of ‘the Kitsumgallum

Vailey school fave a. warm spot in

their hearts for George Little who. al-

jowed Bill Bilder to use the lathe’ in

the will fa turn, out a complete outfit

of. dumbbells: for the youngsters. to use,

Fach child has wo pain.
een

Mis. N, Sherwood: returned

Wednesday from w trip to Rupert.
i * ...

lnst

“Phe local depot issnow fully lighted
by electr icity. the power being supplied.
fous the Hotel- EF ‘ilbert plant, _ :

INVITATIONS

COUNT!

ans an, non; a2 “ating retailer: reaps: ‘back from

. advertising just heenuse he feels ‘that
r
. to: advertise in a. big. way and beenus y

is’ hecés’ ‘any .
ig-not yet,

. Feady - Lo. advertise ina ‘big way. “To keep back. ‘from. ”
our new SPALEr . until you are ready to “tie big space ;
is gust! as foolish as would be keeping. a. child out of ~
school until it had the ability to pasé‘its matricula-_ ,
tion. Beginuers in every form of enterprise need to

a z80- awartly }. suit: experience and practice: ‘nnd growing
“ability. warrant ‘them to. atiempt™ Jarger things, they ,

should proceed. cautiously.

-It will pay some ‘merchants to 186 classified. ad-. _
igements and smalt spaces of two or: three inches. -—
These: little advertisements will surely. be seen ond
newspaper readers, .
ments offer special. merchandisé. .
quently. A quick succession of Little advertisements
ev eryoue of which is: aliye, will ‘of. a. certainty effect -
sales—will attract new. enstomers.

read ‘by 11

itened of is dumbness;

ik to-the public by means of newspaper adver-—
; tisements looses .n lot of goud trade, The public will
go where it is invited to's go. . :

-Make small . ndvertise-
Change ‘them fre-

. The thing to. be
a retail store which. does:

Yous are supporting a ‘Tocal: indistry ; ad encoutaxing the

“Buy at Home’” principal.

ma the buying. pubiie.y what you

have and ‘ive the: Brice. ; ae

Aré haré,to-c carry that messase to the ables

You. use ‘these;eolumns?

~-Vaneouve pirintevs 3 ;
ste sel! your. produce, ve

will not help build: your town avid cbenmunity, or .

Ae Kenney has ul ‘sense ‘of humor. .

"|A Fine Concert
.. By Young Folk. .
~ Anglican Church

The thembeis' of the Terrace Augli- [.v
can Young People's Association gave
ad most successful concert on Friday jo

4 the. 10.0F, ‘hall and succeeded in
raislig over ‘thirty dollars

towards
equipping _ the Anglican hall. Mr.‘ A.
Attree was jn the chair and Miss Jan-
et Young was a perféct accompanist.

Opening’ with “O Canada” heartily
surg, tie song. A Capital Ship” was
rendered by the boys and girls. Harry
Attree ‘and’ Léwis McKenney followed
with tt hiet: “Riding down to Bangor”
after which” ‘an elecér sketch “A Tem-
porry Wire” “Was acted, with princi-
pals being Miss . Jean Dover, Miss’ Eli-
ott Head. Lewis “‘MeKemney, Harry At-
tree ‘nnd ‘ Norninn ~ "Chapman. Miss

7 Velma’ ‘Greiz sang sweetly “My Song

from ‘Paradise’ and Harry and Ken-
nethy Aitree put on a smart display of
fencing. Robert Hamer recited “My
Dres an” and the: ‘interval gave the
‘chairman: an opportunity to voice a
few Ww ords of commendation on the ex-

"-leenent work done by Rev. J. B. Bir-

clinll in organizing and “training the

[young people.

Mirs Janet’ Young contributed three
piano “Balog, the chief being ‘Norwe-
iim Bridal Procession” ‘which “was
splendidly interpreted, The members
joined, in, the song “The man on ‘the
Flying Trapeze”, and oa splendid gym-
nastic display by Rev, J. B. Birchall;
Lewis. MeKenney, Norman’ Chapman
brought down, the house, ag encore
haying to. be given. ee

Yehna., Grelg) id “Jean Dover ‘sang |
veby attractively _ the.’ duet.
Dream, is Olen”? and, ‘Mr. Attree ‘ recit-
ed Burn's “To Mary in Heaven.” ” ‘The
virls of the Association” gave a very
nent. performance of drill under the}:
leadership. at Mr. Attree ‘and the boys
follawed with the song. ‘Solomon Levi.

Reve 0, 'B.. ‘Birchall recited “Bruce
and the. Spider,” und the, ‘concert con-
elndled with the National ‘Anthem and
the crowded, audience. filed out mut-
Povae Tunay. words of praise. for the
OXG -ellent fare provided.

RPAN, PLAYED A LYTLE GOLF

——ane

Stan Rrooky honght “a. golf’ elab’ that

fpna? “heen “found in. the’ police: ‘ptation

during the repalis and ‘fe paid fitty |,
cents’ in. enshi ‘He started: ‘to “practice
his fay orite swing, using - a small gtone
far a ‘ball. Quite unexpectedly he con
nected swith’ the stone and it™ ‘dailed

‘through the. nir and came - ‘in contact

wi ith the window sile of the jail. Ie
was fortunate for Stan that. it did not
hit the glass, or-as Cons. McKenney
called hack: to him “You nearly, had to
pay more that fopir: bits for that dub.

-TABRARY. itt AINS AS: WAS |
A. ineeting of. the. members’ ‘of the
loenl Hbrgry was held on. Saturday: af-

arnoon to consider, future ‘plans for

the: ‘conduct of ‘that; ‘Hnstttution ny Be

ers

{and ds at th ‘brary WAS . conduéted ‘an- 1 re

“Life's |”

REPAIRS TO POLICE STATION:

‘| motte of the day. An during the
working hours of the past week’ the
Hotel de Police has resounded with
the screech of nails being drawn from
wood, boards being torn fiom their

places, and the general uproar of the
heed

Bigger and Better Business" ‘is the

disruption of tie siaius quo of a build.
ing. By the week end the lobby had
disapperaed, and with it had gone the
partition between the office and thd
room to the north. Now the painting
work will start, and later it is plan-
ned to partition off a small room for
the officer in charge so that je may
eatch some shut eye on the nights he
has gnests In the north east corner.
Great preparations .are thus in hand.

‘Chtisty’s Bakery,
Terrace, BC.
Will ship to any point on-line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.

l

It is hoped thet the bigger and better
business prophisied will, materialize—
not specinily for the renovated hotel,
but inore especially for the cammunity
nt large. But there is one thing the
writer cannot understand, While the
improvements are in hand ‘thére is no
signs of increised accommodntion for
night guests. The gang are wonder-
ing if that is coming Inter, or if, with
an eye to commendable economy, the
powers that he are planning to double
up the guests should a rush of busi-
ness eventunte. ,
e

ADVERTISING DOES PAY WELL

ee

“Believe it ar net” says Ripley, and
we must admit that there are some
things hard to \assimulate. Try this
one. A leading produce grower: atop-
ped us the other. day and: told us he},
had receiyed an: order for certain ap-
ples, and. when. he delivered them he

ith soiné. hesitation.
toin Y looked: ‘them ‘over s— —"That's not
enough, I'm: going to pay you a dol
lor.” And. he did. ;

That farmer dlaims thit® this i is. ‘the
result of the receut campaign \in ‘the
Terrace: ‘News. in ‘support of. buying at
home. -' “His ‘theory is that the - facts
were hammered - home: and. now some
of our people nre adopting. a new slo-
gon. “Buy -locally, and pay 4: fair-
price. for what you buy.”
is right and that the movement grows
There: are -a. few folk we would lIlke
particularly to adopt thts slogan. -

MADE. SPEECH AT VICTORIA’

OE T. Kenney, M. Ta Aug: tor Skeeng, is
oi the job at Victoria and recently he

the Throne, The Log of House, print-
in’ the Province, hnd the following to
say’ ‘of My. Kenney. and his speech :—

“Less pretensious. but full. of solid
meat was the. speeeh of. ‘Mr.. Kenney,
the, risk little. Liberal. who sits for the
northern seat of, Skeena, When an
able. sulvage cr owl ‘rider Mr. Pattullo
was’ busy. repairing the ‘ship! of state

: atter its terrible ‘buffeting under the

Inte, government, ilk did it become a
deserter from the. former crew, ito: yol-
| witeer now, to" pilot the: ~vdssel, - into
port, suid Mr. Kenney. The ‘delicate
reference was’ to ‘Mr. Bruhn. and was,

Ww idely enjoyed

Mr. Kenney.
to spractical- suggestio

was’ ‘asked the -price, “8ix-bite’ he: re-
; “The cus- |

‘We hope ‘he | q-

inide a speech on the ‘Address ‘from |

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