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Cc. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10,

1937

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Headquarters for

Suitable for every member of the family
a _ Fresh stock of

Toys... -Books -

Ladies Ware

‘Stewart Warner Radios

J. H. SMITH

General Merchant |

Sucessor to . T. Sundal Co

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Candies

Christmas Gifts!

_ Gloves
Preserved Fruits .

Ties

TERRACE, B.C.

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‘TERRACE

Wolves are reported to be “numerous
in the Copper river valley this year.
‘Trappers say that many times they
cross their tracks and the big animals
are having a fine thne with the deer
in the district.

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A ovyuic said :—Another reason ro-
mance Insted longer in the old days is
that a bride looked much the same at-
ter she had washed her faee. —But
today the girls ure not so old fashion-
ed. They, Jike the males,
change ‘once ino a while.

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Dan Drummond is back home again

after epentling a hutiday in California.

sepa ial am

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desire &

Mr. aud Mrs, Nicholson returned to
theiy home at Copper River this week
after heing away. all summer in the
Fort St. James country.

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The mauy friends of Miss Edith
Kohne will be pleased to hear that she
his just completed her commercial
course of studies in Seattle and is
on her way to take her place in the

business world.
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Mrs. J. K. Gordon who has been in,
indifferent hgulth for some time fa:
ow feeling much better.

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Tom Young. the veteran village enr-
tev, is sporting a new rig and is carry-
ing on, not as usual, but showing evi-
dence of the new prosperity that has
wot round the corner.

Penna

Christmas Fare

We have arraneed for a generous supply of—

TURKEYS GEESE

For the sreatest Festival of the year and at prices that will defy
As in previous years we will prepare all poultry

- coinpetition,
Free of Charge.

IN addition there will be Cauliflower, Sprouts, Sweet Po-
tatees, Cranherries, Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Parsely—In fact
that gues to make your Christmas Dinner a success.

everything
Fil’ the crop

the result,

PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER EARLY.

Jas. Richmond Ltd.

of your turkey with our Old Country Farm
. House , Sausage Meat and you will be move than pleased with -

.{Church, Prince Rupert,

‘|son of Mra. B. F. Stewart, Smithers.

‘|Ingrid Morse, while Mr. Claus Auni

iyear were elected os follows :—Presi-

MARRIED IN PRINCE RUPERT

From Prince Rupert Empire

t 7.30 Friday evening a quiet wed-
ding was solemnized in St. ‘Peters
when Miss
Joyce Doreen Cole, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. BE. §. Cole, Terrace, became
the bride of Oscar Franklin Stewart.

Just a few intimate friends were in at-
tendance. The bridesmaid was Miss

supported the groom. The alter was
beautifully banked with white and yel-
Jow ehrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart have the good wishes of many
friends, .

The bride {s well and favorably
known in Terrace and district and the
groom is one of the well known young
men of Smithers, having spent most of
life there until a couple of yenrs ago
he went to Prince Rupert to engage in
fishing and he recently took his ex-
aminations as a mariner and now is
qualificd to take out his own boat.

THE GUILD ELECT OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Ladies
Guild was held in Knox United Church
on Friday, December Third with
fourteen members and five visitors
present. Officers for the ensulng

dent, Mrs. Ivan Frank; vice-president,
Mrs. E. J. Muore; Secretary, Mrs, J.
Stanley Brooks; treasurer, Mrs. Hl-
wood Brooks. Final arrangements for
a Christmas tree were made. After
the husiness meeting Mrs. Ivan Frank
on behalf of the ladies of the Guild
Twesented Rey. and Mrs, Adam Crisp

AON SNARE ILE REHCAC ICAI HC ACHAT HC ACCICIEHCIE NER ACIENE INCRE IOIIORE

DUCKS and CHHICKENS

NO JAP ORANGES

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Mpa “Pyrex: Pecgolsdors

Fry Pans and other .

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. on the 16th instant for o visit in Cal-

Vand: Mrs. Fred ‘Nash, :: Mrs: Nash: is a

night ..and: during. Saturday. a heavy.
‘| rain _storm - ‘get in. -
: ‘streets were’ ‘filled. with:slush; but dur-

with on oak.and. chrome tray, Both
‘Rev, and Mrs. Crisp expressed their
ithanks. Refreshments were served
by hostesses Mrs. A. Brook and Mrs.
‘R. D. Christy.

WAS SHOT FOR A COYOTTE

“Kelley”, well known in logging cir-
‘eles, left for Prince Rupert Thursday
evening, “Kelley”, whose real name
is Charies Melvin Wilcox, was slong
the railway track-on Wednesday after-
noon and with him was a brown dog.
Man and dog stepped off the track at,
one place, and while the man was out
of sight behind some bushes Arthur
Wagner came along with a .22 rifle.
Said Arthur to himself “That’s a coy-
otte’ and he proceeded to try for a
new mat for his home. However, the
bullet went wild and a yell came from
behind the bushes-—-the bullet had con-
nected with Kelley, gone into the smail
of his back, and is believed to have
glanced off his spine, Dr. Mills at-
tended the man and passed him on to
Rupert for X-ray examination. The
man is getting Qlong nicely.

' Mr: and Mrs. Gilbert plan to leave

ifornia. During his absence Mr. Nash
will have charge of My. Gilbert's busi-

ness affairs.
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Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Durham of Usk
arrived in Prince’ Rupert.on Thursday
‘'rhey plan to go through to Vancouver

a little later.
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“Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Edenshaw of
| Massett were :weekend guests . of. Mr.

sister of Mr. Edenshaw.
see.

short distance west of
The new place will be

ae ” bene
Some inches of snow. fell on: Friday
By. evening . the

jing the: night - the .temparature dropped

J. B,. Agar bas just. completed 1 a.
|new building a
‘| his garage.
‘jrented to Frank Gavin: as on oil ware
‘| house, .

“If it grows in the woods well
get it”

Inter-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co,

Lumber Manufacturers

CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
Piling

TERRACE, B. C.

” Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Flectric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 6

_ Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop.

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John’s Garage & Tax

Twenty-four hour service

Have your car serviced for win-
ter driving.

Expert and speedy repairs.

We specialize on cylinder boning

J. K. Gordon made a trip to Prince
Rupert on Thursday returning home
on Tuesday. He will soon be leaving
to spend the winter in the south.
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Joe Felber ran into trouble at the
weekend as he came out from his min-
eral claims on the east side of Thorn-
hill mountain. He had gone in with-
ont snow shoes and when the snow
came, five feet of the benutiful fell
avound his mountain abode,
ed back for home ond enroute got mix-
ed up in a snow slide that was 25 ft.
dleep# When he finally got to the
Copper River post. office he wag all in
ind quite wet, even to his hide.
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W. W. Anderson of Hazelton was a
visitor here over the week end.
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A clear sky-and brilHant sunshine
on Monday afternoon spurred some of
the local merchants on to an extra
spurt of industry. Along Kelum &t.
pails of water, rubber squegees and
polishing clothes were to be seen in
use and the windows were made ready
‘for the Christmas displays, Those dig
plays are now appearing in said win-
dow.
ens
Mis Velma Greig is confined to the
house with a sore kuee, but she hopes
to be on the job again for the Christ-
mas festivities,

‘Miss Francis Willan, R.N., who -has
been at Pert simpson for some months
arrived in New Hazelton Thursday to
spend at week at her home before go-
ing to New- Westminster where she has
n good position awniting her. Miss
Willan is making good in her profes-
sion and ‘she has -many friends here
who are ‘as‘giad as she is.

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Yaxi

Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts.

He start- |

| regularly.

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Terrace Drug Store

just. a few degrees. of frost: '

and Sunday broke fine and clear with |

Mouldings, |:

Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread, and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped

All kinds of eake. Get our price.

Christmas Goods that are Different
Toilet Sets |

Souvenir Articles |

Perfumes
Stationery
Fancy China and Dimer Sets
Jewellery
Chorolates » Toffees. - rs
Cigars and, Cigarettes. - ; :
Christmas - Cards: .

R. W. Riley, Pam. B.
Terrace, B, C.

‘| When rouulring LUMBER for your
tall, ‘building and repairing’ ‘order from

us for sttisfaction and ‘serves

| ute, Haugland &

Kerr:

ah “Luinber ‘Manutacturars

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Rough Lumber; Sized: Dinenston and:
Shiplap - Finish, Shingles ‘and