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TERRACE, B. C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 1935 *

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TERRACE

District Agriculturist. Doi Suther-
lind pave wu picture show to a crowded
house on Wednesday. night when he
put on aft entertainment for the chiid-
ren. A lot of olf folks went too. A
collection was taken up to provide the
prize money, for the Boys’ iind ‘Girl's
Vig Club. i

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A strongly signed petition for >.a
Iriunech of the Post Office’ Savings,
Hunk to be established at Terrace has
gone forward to the nuthorities. It is

It will help flii the gap when the Bank
of Montreal moves ott. Terrace’ is
too big a place to ‘de without any kind
of bontcing facilities.
a
KE. T, ‘Kenney, Mdl.A.,

country: on Friday.”
+s &

left for up-

“1. CG. M. Turner is leaving to rebuttd
the bridges over Hall and Douglas
ereeKs,
eee

(jot Hanson, M.P., and Mrs. Hanson
were midweek guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Little, arriving from Plnce
Rupert on Wednesday and proceeded
evist on Friday evening.

‘KIDDIES Have your mother bring you to. :

This is 5 tihe Season you show Good
remembrance.

The ald adage The Early. Bird stil

Grocery Dept.

There fs kgen satisfaction In mak-
ing your own Christmas Cake, which
is sure to be unrivaled for richness and
flavor if you buy the ingredients at
SUNDALS. ,

Here are the ‘makings :—Raising,
Peel, Cherries, Flour, Eggs, Baking |
Powder, Shortening, Nuts tits Extracts.”

All these goods are ‘absolutely: fresh,
full flavored and at a ‘price that. will}
please the buyer's ‘pocket book. foe

ote!

Add to the galety and charm of your: ‘Chvisttnas sift”

Cards, ‘Tags, Reahone, and Christmas

THE TOYLAND ~
“ SUNDAL’S STORE .

- While the assortment is unbroken

Will to Men with gifts and tokens of

holds goad.

Ladies’ Dept.

In our Ladies’ Department new
Velva Suede—the fabric: guaranteed
yun proof—Velva Suede slips, Bloom-
ers, Vests, Undies. and -Snuggies. Z

at the ‘Hose Counter—Soe the ‘Wool
and’ Botany -fabries, * Ladies Silk’ Hose
Boys’ Golf Socks, and. Children’s; Hoso,

remy ert

Many; ‘other necessities: and
novelties . to interést. you.

We are. here to’ serve you.

war Christmas
Stationery:

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Christmas Greeting Cards

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Toilet Sets Christmas Stationery i

| ‘Jewellery’: *
Watches Clocks Silverware, ete.
Chocolates China” ‘Books’

ipplies}

“yine

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E7 T. KENNEY, Glia

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For
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‘few “years ago. *
erent. nature lover,’ sharing. with her

GEORGE LITTLE FOUND THE
EAST BETTER THAN THE
WEST IN ALL WAYS

George Liatue’ yeturned last week to
Terrnce after a trip thtough a part of
the east and he learned a good deal
ahout conditions that he only surmised
before. He ‘found conditions in the
cust much better than in; the ‘west.
There is considerable constructional
activity, and there seems to be better
einployment conditions in Ontario than
in the west. Wages too, appear bet-
ter and as far as he could determine
the iden of the west having higher
wages” has been reversed.

The west has not made ‘such strides
to recovery as has the east.. Sask-
utchewin, especiallly, is lagging, ow-
ing to continued bad ¢rop conditions.
Alberta is feeling jubilent over the
chauge’ of gover nment, even those who
dg not place a great. deal of faith in
the F253 a month ‘plan, feel they have
wot a hetter government ‘then the one
that has jnst heen put out,

| COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE

With finuncial support being offered
Rev. Adam Crisp ts going ahead with
x plan for holding a community Christ
mas Tree later this month. It has
bern felt by some that the functions
held by various organizations, while
meeting the need to a certain extent do ||
not entirely cover the field, and that
there are some children who, without |,
the present effort, would be missed
out when the festivities start. The
eommunity tree will not be sponsored
by any! organization, other than a tem-
porary’ one formed to carry out the
‘flan: “The intention is: to eater to
every child in the district, irrespective
of creed, race, or other consideration.
M. Crisp,.speaking on: the subject re-
cently,! ‘asked ‘that’ the matter be talk-
ed. up ‘nndinot talked: down’ as the plan
is being carried on solely: ‘with: the aim
of bv inging! something: of , Christmas
cheer tin ant vos _

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LATE MRS. 'T, J. KIREPATRICK

Aye
With the death of Mrs. T. J."Rirk-
patrick at Vancouver the latter part
of Odtober Terrace lost another of the
#roup of. the early settlers ‘who was
here when this was bit a river settle-
Inent.
of the Michaud brothers, and in, 1911
made a trip from her home in ‘Libby,
Montana to Nerrace to visit with Ed.

Toys: ' and Bert. In ‘the spring of 4914 she

i | that, year: angered T. g. Kirkpatrick.

returned agnin and in ‘December of

Nn uy. years, ine and ‘Mrs. ‘Kirk-
annile’ thelr: home , ‘in: -Lakelse
valley, only moving to the village -O
“The decensed’ was 2

brothers all the keen - interest. in the

‘leountry’ fn which she made. her home.

At alk times she: Was also. greatly con-
cerned with the well-being of the young
‘| foilks, and’ hey genfality. * ‘and open
henrtedness won for her a deep respect
and nffection in the wide: ‘circle of

.

My. Kirkpatrick was a- sister ‘

‘l¢viends who, gathered round ‘her. | ;

During the present year her health
became poor and early in the fall, with
the arrival of her daughter, Mrs.
Marshall ‘of Libby, Mo., she went to
Prince Rupert for. niedical” treatment
and then on to Vancouver, where, after
a few weeks she passed awny. She is
survived by her husband, her daugh-
ter Mrs, Marshall, a.grandson, Paul
Marshall, and a brother, Fed Michaud.

Conservation of -
Fowl Life Has —
Increased Much||

Conservation of wild fowl] life is
progressing at an increased rate in the
past year or two. Not only have the
hunting season and the bag limits been
reduced, but large areas are being ad-
ded to the ‘sancturaries each year. J.
A. Munro, chief migratery bird officer
tor B. C., in a recent report states
thant at present the United States gov-
ernment is administering 105 such
refuges and these total an area of
1,627,409 acres. - OF: these 32 have ‘been
acquired ‘auring™ ‘the: “past” year, and
these’ additions” make’ mp. about - hal?
the total area. -

in’ addition’ to. the federil areas
there ‘are other farge areas’ set.” aside ||
for the protection of birds, in charge
of the various state governments, and
the’ National ‘Association of. Audobon
Societies, and other agencies.

In view of the fact that practically
all of the birds that winter in these
regions are born and reared in the
north, this movement has a vital in-
terest to’ hunters and nature lovers
throughout B, C. According to re-
cords obtained from bird banding it
has been definitely. established that all
the lesser Canadian geese, and a large
per centage of? Ganadian geese are
bred north” ‘ot ‘British ; ‘Columbia, and
that they ‘stay in’ such ‘localities as this
for only a short ‘time before proceeding

in the fall is in direct proportion to
the flights that return to the breeding
grounds in the spring, the conserva-
tion work, ns’ is being carried on to
the south of us, is addink materially

hunting. va
At present stuiies‘are being made to
locnte the nesting places of the large
flizhts.of Mallards, Pintalls, Baldpate
and Green-winged Teal which pass
over B. C. in the fall, With this. ob-
ject in view Mr. Munro is charged by
the National Parks Branch of Canada
to conduet surveys of breeding grounds
and it is, understood that there is a
possibility of such a survey being car-

next breeding Season. -

aldy entertoined a number of young
people nt‘ her home on. Park. Ave, in
honor of her sister, Miss Velma Grelg,
who was that day celebrating her birth

day,

“Buy at Home’ principal.

pes Ly eG to 7

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_Local NEWSEAFER

ae You.are supporting. a-local. industry and encouraging the.

we Tell: the-buvien public what 9 you have and

Yaneonvar print well n not thelp build ‘your town ‘and commas nor ie

south. As the number of birds we see j

to the prospects -of continued good

ried on in the Terrace aren during the

On Thursday evening Mrs.. 5. Kirk.

Nuilend on Decémbr. 28, pnd “plans

Christy’s Bakery
| Terrace; B,C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our: Bread and
Buns? | bow

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake.

Get o our price,

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Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. Cy

Fully Modern Blectric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
» PLO, Box 5 _.

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

Terrace Mill Stock of
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31S common dimension and No. 1 Ship.
No. 1 Finish, Sidine, Flooring, V-foint

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Trucking Delivery
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Ford Cars

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‘MINING SURVEYS
: Fred N ash -

B. C, Land Surveyor iS

TERRACE, B.C.

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