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fentertainment in the comunity hall on
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TERRACE THEATRE »

Terrace, B. C.

B vepxespay THURSDAY | SATURDAY This Week|

December 24, 25 and 27 a

Win. Hains i in

_ “EXCESS BAGGAGE” | :

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Adults '50c

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oS LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER Puce List

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| Shoes ..eeeceeccu shes ag ss POM 8260, $5.00 per. a .

‘Prices aubject’ to thange without notice

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7 orders filled at short notice, - Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

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* Pakelse’ Community League |.

“Bert Swain has been under the care

of. the doctor for the’ past week. a
of «ae

‘The Terrace Theatre Wishes you alk
a ‘Merry Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year. .

‘PD. ‘Graham of Prince Rupert ar-
rived Saturday to visit his mother
whois slowly ‘recovering’ ‘from: her -re-
cént filness. ; Cian oe

“Miss Elsie. Reid of: Vancouver, ‘re-
eently of the high -sehool staff here.
arrived on-Monday to. spend. the Christ |:
(mas holidays with Mrs. Greig. -. .

. “Miss .McInnes entertained atte savmber
of her friends. at tenon Thursday of
last week: : .

Word has been received. that Mrs.
Rebinsonsof Princeton recently of Tex.
race had the mistforune to break her
leg in three, placés,. aiid also. ‘fract-
ured her ankle, oF ee

- Misses May. Willams
mith were visitors to,

cand : Helen
Usk . Saturday.

" Thos. B. Marsh was” ui "Rupest ‘the
first of the week. ie

: iy’ ‘Some Cases Even Better than |

» - ++ fhag not waned -with time that womer
canot keep a secret. But no less a
man. than Sir George Ashton, E.C.B.,
formerly of the British Naval Depart-|
ment, ° hd the: secretarist of the War

- {Keep “geerets much better: than . men
‘}oan.:

“Jabout naval and military” niattets,. 2S: |,
pecially in time of war; “while taking 1"

in most cases,’ he goes-on to say, ‘was :
not in the matter, of. their, revealing ;
..seerets but in indueing i ithem: to ‘do so”

"WOMEN CAN ‘KEEP SECRETS —

. And are Very Useful in Secret —
Secret Service

It is o very old saying ani. one that

Department, ' ‘affirms that women'-can

in: Sit George Ashton was entrust-
led with: many ‘of the most important
secrets of the war, In his latest book
“Secret, Service’ which -has recently
‘| been published both: Ba England and
Canada, he comments most highly on
the work done, by ‘women, in the *Sec-
ret- Service.”

The gollowing yarapipt' “from his
book will sexve to illustrate his rea-
sons for believing. os he does : :—“There
ig” a stamp . of man who’ wants to earn
a reputation. for belig in, the know

very little. interest in the family’ ‘lives
of his colleagues, . and with women _,

gerved., throughout... - “The “difficulty

"Woman. as a. keeper of secrets ht

’ Miss Bunro ‘of the Public : ‘School |.
staff is spending the- Christmas. season
with Miss : :P; Guyer in Prince Rupert.

Miss Patmore left Sunday

for her|!
home in. Frinee" ‘Ripert. %

OA Asem Oy

Mr. nowerlds left: “Sunday fo sam-
merland for the holidays: on,

' : .
"John Hagan, “Fecompanied :. by" “his:
father aud mother left Thursday - ‘for
Vancouver ‘where the former will take

nm course in, aviation?

Capt. 3. &B. -Colthurst; who. pant the
last few weeks in town and at Lakelse
Lake, left Thursday ‘for his home’ on |:
Vancouver Island, and will spent the
holiday with his family.

- Miss ‘McInnes of the high school

mola To all our customers and friends

We Wish a Merry Christmas

and

A Happy, Prosperous New Year

E. hy Kenney Limited .

‘General Hardware a

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amen cae eer

"British: Columbia: -

; parents at North Bulkley.

Mrs. .I.° A. Broadbent who left - re-

months‘ and was in a-serlous.. condition;

funeral was ‘ield in ‘Smithers: ‘and ‘serr

Hales.” t

ally defeated ‘Terrace. * a

was the first for the |
was 12 points behind

7 The next: nivet of ine, Board’ ‘ot'|

% Trade on’ "Jonny oth will” be in the

‘form of a social: evening. to be follow- |}

; -eil by a dance. ‘Fhis {sone of. the tiie |.
im: l ovents of the gaint € tijere will he al

{big crowd there’? * ; qe

“iiss ‘Dorotly [Whittott of Usk:
ir ecant. suest ‘of

Eade el FT ee ek

Mrs. MeLcod’ nnd Miss Jean return-
ed. Sunday. ;and after tl the holidays are
over Jean, ‘vith: ‘oO south agniny to re}

game, The, return, contes
Saturday night, in Terrace Ww!
local. pia:

. ore uipilse piso! ;
- They. ‘nave ‘kept: tem
_ falk down through ° *the,ages“and . ihe
will’ go‘on keeping them until. the ‘end 3
of ‘time ‘and perhaps: ‘after that.’ ‘We 3
‘expect to. have to do's0. -Love of coun: | -

staff is spending the holiday with her

cently for Smithers Hospital: died two
days after ber arrival there. She. had a
| beex confined ‘to her hed for several |

The family moved. to, Terrace. about a}
year AgD, coming” from*” Topley. “ened,
leaves to: mourn her loss" ‘one: ‘daughter
in Smithers and her “husband: “The :
in’ six! ‘wel ' ‘of ‘the: “election: “oft Prem: | 44

vices were “conducted, by Rev. i “3;

-Vanaxadot’ badketball’ team’ bas fin-
The game took

place at Vanarsdol last Saturday’ find

ever, fromthe viewpoint: of ‘a woman

can: kep secerets: .:

try. ix-women is as strong as jn man,
their country’s secrets when occasion

and wwe Will ‘do so again if we have to.
* As for secrets regarding their own
peaple—those they love—women, that,
is woinen of the rigit sort, would go
tb the gallows, go to the stake, go to
Hell itself, rather than tell anything
that would hurt those: they love.

EARLY SiiSSION Ar OTTAWA:
To Deal, First: With’ Agricultural Sit.
uation. in Canada—Premier,.R. a?
B. Bonnett’ Preparing Program. ar

tel Ars

Will there’ ‘be two emergent ségsions
of the: Canadian © Pa lament - “within.
six inouths? cen?
“One' was; Hed i i if Septembet’ with

Bennett to’ deat. with; : unbmploynient,
At that: time’ théra: was ‘a yeat old -but?
not: acute: ‘problem. of, farin: depression:
Solution of. it, had: been” * atterpted: ‘bY:
the westet ; ‘prairie: . provinces. “The
months which have ‘elapsed since ‘the
September session. of parliament have
2 not. indicated’ that “Srovingial efforts |

ig just: the other way about," “He gives _
instance after instance of, ‘the methods a
used: by women spys during. the: ‘recent | 2
war and the absolute silence ; ‘they pre- |’

a.warm advocate in Sir. George, ‘howe ||

we may, say that if not only Sir George ™

arises. We proved it during the- war |:

: local’ farmers: set. ‘them.
.{namber ,of. birds. around. ,

“bansportation

. (ANADIAN National offers
many luxuriesandcom-.
. forts which add pleasure to —
your trip South by Steamer
or East by Train...

Sailings from‘Prince Rupert
? Vancouver; thence via
tri-City Service to Victoria
and Seattle, Thursdays
10,60 pem., a

° For Anyox “aiid: Stewart,
Wednesdays 4.00 Pept vas)

Regula ’ services’ to Mdérth
~ * and South Queen*Ckaricite
: sinnds. . Particulars of sail-
° ™ ingsy. tates, eté.,. om Pequest.

.Passenzes. trai
‘KACE,: , eastbouns , “Mondays,
‘Wednesdays: “and ‘Saturdzys
OB Og lp ams weatbourid.San-
_ «days; Tuesdays and. Thurs-
.. days, 11.52 om.

(stronger, perhaps, aud they will keep a

ROOSTER VS COCK PHESANT

There was a fight in the suburbs of
Terrace recently, and there is: going to

~\be. another before long, according to

reports. The provincial . government

a may have to take-2 band in the at-
.| fair as itis somewhat to. blame.

Last

spring’ the. government:-sent:s some: eges :
of. phoasants.. to, the :section and tie
There are a

present. “Fear, Mrs Gregory: -Anyported ‘a
oster: f, the 1 barred. rock “Yarlety and