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| CHRISTMAS ‘TREE AND CONCERT

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“Lakelse’ Valley People Get Togethier .

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Friends of ‘Cannon and Ma, “Marsh,
and Miss _ Deacon: will: be. sorty to
learn of the’ serious neetdent ; of: their |.”
sister, . Mrs, -Ranin | of, Montreal, who
suffered a: factured - ‘skull in ‘a street
car acvident on Monday. Thelast re-
port’ stated slight improvement... -Mrs.

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capacity. The choir. rendered. ppecia

. ‘Miss’ Reid, High: shool “principal,.

left Thursday for: ‘Vancouver ‘where
she will spend the holiday under the
Parental: roof, ¢

Coon, oe . in. the public. sehool here, ou :
Mrs: “Géo, ‘Little relied: home on : te
Monday after’ spending ‘a sliort' holt:
day in Vanvouver having Aeccompan-
ied Mr. Littie that far on his. trip’ to
the Fiji Islands, .

Miss Ruby Dowsing’ of Shames' is

spending a holiday’ in the. district. with |
friends, 4

Greig. ond family. 7

Mag Halliwell ‘of the: Pritice Rupert
public sechool staff is ‘home, for ithe
holiday Bo

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Tollowing the » Bible Society: Meeting
held at the home of, Cannon and Mrs.
Marsh on Tuesday evening last $70.00
was sent from Terrace. and district
to assist in the worthy work of ‘the
Society.

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~ Misses. Cecelin Desjardities and Bar:
bara. Sherwood, ° ‘students in’ Prince
Rupert, are home for. the holidays,

: E Carlson of Skeeria Crossing was
Q: week end Visitor in: ‘town,

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’ Miss Gwyer, assistant High “school
teacher left ‘Thursday: for “Prince Ru-

pert to spend the oltany et her home
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a week-end visitor. Sos?

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A. Goodenough of Sinithets | ‘Was’'a
business. visitor. the ‘end, o- fthe week |.
in the interests of. Hanson Pole Co.

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“TERRACE CommUNETY TREE

“Where Was a. record attendance at
the communiiy Christmag tree and. en-
tertainment held. in the G,W.- Ve Ae
hall last Wednesday ey ening: “Te yas
a tery happy, evening: for the children
and for: the _Davents : and their. friends,
A very excellent program, had: been: pr e-
‘Apared by; the: ‘different: classes ‘and. the
, efforts. of: the teachers were well re-
“paid. . The: closing: number , “Ninny’s
® Born on Thursdny, Dee, 19th, to ‘Mv.’ Tomb" “was “i tragic conclusion ’ fol-
ind Mrs, Daubl of Lakelse Valley, a ‘lowing all -the Christmas ‘carols and
daughter, oho , Malogues,. :
7 : ee rr . : Y.

- Mesdames Barnes, Aira and ‘Sher |
wood of Pacific were Nisitors in town”
last Thurssiay. re

Fred Nash | has ‘eompleted the | sur-
_ vey work for the. ‘winter, ou: ‘the high-
“way east: of’ Usk aia’ moved: in avith
| his party. on: n- Wednesday ‘of this week.
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Rev. Ay “Allen. ‘paid a pastoriai isle
to ‘Pacific early in th eweek: cots

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_ CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS:
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The rept. of the Cliristming exam-
inations held in the Ritsumngallim
‘School dy as follows, names in: ‘order of
merit: i Gradell—tessie ” ‘Nash, Blot
Head’; +. Grade” 10—Luella- ‘Liewellyn,
Mary: Hipp 5. + Carmen ° ‘Smith; " Fanet
7 - Younis; Mone ‘Greig, Tobi. Sintth, ‘Aug-
Doris Robinson ratiirned ast’ ‘Satur: ‘pean ie Sanna uae ined i E
day after e visit with | friends ‘in® Por t -Mavgaret: ‘MeLaren, : ‘Donald ‘Burnett,
Btmnpson: iar ae Fred Thonias.- Average marks, 64.5,
. ’ » Grade: 9—Atinie Lins, Doris Holden,
Stewart, MeLeod, dna Dover, Helen
Grog, . ‘Berthin. Bjornson, Lloyd John-,
stone, Howard Wilson, Bertha | Moore, })

‘There Was i ood congregation - at:

the special Christinas services held. in

.. Knox United chureh Inst Sunday’ even-

ing. Rev, “Mr, ‘Allen: gave. an appro-

- printe™ talk: and the: choir’ rendered a-
special amnsical: program. a yi

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‘Mrs, E T.- ‘Kennoy -went 4 toa ‘Prince
Rupert. last’ Sunday. ond” accompanied

- Mr. Kenney hoine on Monday, Many

B. friends wera glad ‘to see Hd: able to’ be ‘Keiinéth, Kerr,” Alberta: Dobbie} ‘Aineil
~ mbout - again ani: ‘hope’ he. will, ‘be on Decnire.” Average ' ‘thos. 7. ta

3 the > Job again with, ‘Ais. usta 1 vigor byl.

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East Friday evening. the dnnual en- 7
tertainmient:, and ‘Christmaa: tree waa
held by ‘Knox United’ church in Pro-
areas: ‘hall. ‘and although the. weather '|:
; Wwadia ‘the

~Digeet from’ ‘Hagia

| PASCALLS. CANDY,”

Special, for, ¥Cheiatmas Trade.

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the- time - ‘thd « vnolday festivities are’

gt. swartigit church was nieeiy dec-
orated Jast Sunday. fox the Christmas
services and the church’ was ‘filed to

Cc. Michaud ‘f Calgary,. recently on |,
the Burns. Lake “school - “stati, ‘arrived
in. town the. end of the week ‘and ac
cepted a position as assistant principal

Mrs,’ Clare: Gigey iso. guest of her
sister, Mrs. Thos. P..Smith at Telkwa..

| Miss Munro’ ‘of ‘the public school’ staff
is, spending the.: ‘holidays with - Mrs. |

. forts in. the. refreshments served . at

7 district be granted: powers - to employ

‘|feed, and seeds for the members. .
details: of the chéeme. were left in the |
hands of the. new hoard of directors.

immediately. after the annual mmeeting |
HL. Pranks was: elected: president

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7 immediate’ purétiase.. of tw. carload. ‘of t
feed for the Institute ‘members, .

the Jast | year’ and ‘a half. on the local
public. school: staff. bas tende

For Annual Good Time ~

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; The Lakelse _Yalley.. ‘Community. Ctub
| {staged their. annual Christmas ‘tree
. jentertainment and dance -In ‘the Com:
” | munity. hall. on Friday December 21,
. |. An excellent. programme was yender-

red by... the’ .

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which: reflectad’ with much’ credit. . on,
the: work of the: ‘tencher: Miss I “M,

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Murphy. _ * C
Rankin is remembered ~by the ‘local muse. gn there oi bins = - ‘Thie ‘chil firen’s progran yas, followe a
people she. haying spent. several weeks ied he. nie ~., [by 2 cleverly’ rendered ‘ ‘one. act - play.
with her sisters a few. summers gO. pied the pa Pit, - Harmony. Junction with BJ. Kirk

patrick. a8, the.’ ‘oparetic singer, ‘Dewey
‘Atkingon , as the station ,agent-sherriff,
Joe Cook the’ negro - roustabout, and
Mrs.: Frank -Robinson as the tramp,
was full’ 08. action and. provided. the
. audience’ with a continuous, series - “of
laughs. . ’
“Santa Claus. ‘then ‘presented . all the
children of the: Valley with attractive
gifts. : cob,
The ladies. excelled all "previous et

the. close of the programme. a
_A short dance foHowed, , and the at-
fair’ yas: -vited the- “most, enjoyable one
of "many years. -

THE KITSUMGALUM FARMERS
* INSTITUTE

Cash ‘on: ‘hand—will- -purchase Seed for
“ ~Members’ Ms

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The annual meeting. of the Kiisum-
galum. Farmers’. Institute was held in
the Progress Hall, Terrace On Peiday
December 19, .

President H. Te Franks 1 was I in the
chair, 2.65. Melita

ail: standing’ accounts: had been’ pro-
vided for. +:
Tn consegence’ A. resolution. was pas-|
sed to pay off the old. powder account
thus clearing. up all old: obligations, . :
A resohition was passed asking - the.
Provineial Government ‘to. aménd the
scheol act.. The resolution asked .that
the board. of-trustees of a. rural schoo]

ae : ren)
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as. secretary treasurer a pergon other
than one of the trustees.

The’ Institute dectded. to purchase |.
'Bhe.

A discussion was held on the subject

of the- amalgamation of. the institute .
ith the: Terrace District Fall .Fnir |:
‘Association: it‘ was. decided to: lay. the. ;
ihatter. on. the, table until: ‘the next: “an:

nual ‘meeting. °

Messts.. ‘H. L Prauisa, Ploy ‘Fianks

J. OC, McConnell, ©. F; Green and: Will|2.
Robinson. were elected . directors , . for

he enusueing. year a a
> Ato meeting. ‘of the: directors hetd

nd’ Floyd: Franks : as ® secketary treas: ve

_ Atrangements , were -made: for. tlie

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* Misa “Alige , Phas ‘who, ‘hag’ ‘spent

-ehildren:: of the, district |

Penrson. and her - assistant , Mrs. P,:

‘The financial statement showed inat -
there Was 0 credit balance of $87. after

GEO. LITTLE. ‘Terrace, B. C.

LUMBER MANUFAC TURER.

me - Lume: Price List
-Rowagh Lumber, . _ Spetee as $18, 00: per. n -

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- Sized Luniber Se) 8 |
Finished Material |. eae coven. 40.00 to 65.00 **
Shingles. .

Spit tthe rernes ++ from $2.50 to $5.00 per. H-

” Prices subject to chang, without notice

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_ Orders 3 filled at short, notice. Mil running contiiuously.

“Prices of Moulding, ote on application

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‘Steamship and Train Service _

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vie-.

toria, Seattle — and intermediate .. points, each
Thursday 10.00 Dp. MM, -

' For Anyox and Stewart, Wednesday 4. 00 ‘pm.

For: ‘North and South Queen | Charlotta Islands y
‘Fortnightly. :

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: Bastbound—Monday, Wednesday ‘and Saturday, 3.08 p.m :

Westhound—Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, u 52 a.m,

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For Ailantic Steamship Sailings or futher ‘information
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| i Clocks, Salt and’ Pepper Shakers, Candle Holdé ;

‘STATIONERY Fancy Boxes Paper. and Bovel

Toys and Dolls. Ganon
“and balk.

Gaia ais ;

Shopping Opportunities Right i in Terrace’ ;

Private Greeting Cards and Christma

» Toilet Sets Manicure Sets:

. Perfumes’ Brushes Combs Mirrors — Compacts

Vanity Sets: Ladies Hand Bags and Purses Men’s Purses

' Parker Pens . Pencils and Désk Sets

JEWELLERY — Ladies. and Gents. Watches,
. Pendants, ‘Mantle-Olocks, ‘Alarm. Clocks;

as . Cards, Tags, Seals.”

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Rings.
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| CUTLERY—E, P, N. S: , Carving Sets, |
“ SILVERWARE— f, Pp, N. S. Tea Sets.’

Fancy Pyrex Casaroles, Calce! anid Pie Plates, Spéon Seta

 CHINA— —Faney, Cups ‘and: ‘Saucers. 7
Paney Cups. and Saneerg, Tea. Pots-and ‘China. Dish. Set

Opes, ‘Writing Pads, ete. « ie th bs
-VICTROLAS and. VICTOR RECORDS |

z Chosolates and Candies: in boxes, :

Perfume Atomizer Sets. os 2 oe 7