ne THE OMINECA. HERALD, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER B, 1930

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“Manchester Flash Lights a and Cells:

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TERRACE, B. C.

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Ammunition

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The fall season is here and winter is approaching
Overhaul. your stoves and dipes. A new stock of ©
repairs has been. received. . °°.

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General Hardware

British Columbia

TERRACE

THEATRE

Ferrace, B. C.

RIVEDNESDAY FRIDAY.

SATURDAY This Week

Special Show Armistice Week, November om

a . . . Eleanor Broadman in a

g She Goes to War

jomeiy— Are Scotch Tight
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= places in the south.

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- Children under, 14 years 25¢

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Orders flied at short notice,

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{ GEO. — Terrace, B. C.
‘LUMBER MANUFACTURER |

a |  Luniper Price List oo,
Rane Lambersssorineisvecnrge + $18.00. per M

Shiplap s+. seesesseeteecseseeereenseeeeens 22.50
Sized Lumber besteeeueteucussceacscresvees 22.50.
Finished Material

“Shingles..... 6. ..e esse eee from $2.50 to $5.00 per Ht

a, - _ Prices subject ‘to change without: notice

: Prices of Monlding, ¢ eteae: on pplication

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: 40.00 to 65,90 |

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CAN ADIAN: s AFTER -- CHAMPION:
SHIPS -

£ Canadian farmers will. ‘again: ‘eom-
I pete in International Live Stock ‘Ex-
| hiblions and Grain, and: Hay Shovy, to
be held in Chicago Nov. 29 to Dee, 6,

.. ‘Hor several years ‘Canadion farmers |:
me have been: attractd: by this world. event
@aund they, have won.a. fair share, of the
Rcoveted ayards, ~In . the, competitive.
classes for hard spring wheat. the win-
Mauer of which is acclaimed. the world’s
: Aivheat. king, Canada hag, won | 16: -imes

in the past . 19° years, © "Saskatchewan
hvon 11 ‘times:* ‘Th the past three. ‘yeors
the Dominton’ “has Won 108 of ‘the 130
prizes ‘offered. in: the,,. sinternatjonal
ftompetitions’ for praitic. . agit, year 40

eevanada tool. 84." :

my, Canada algo. ‘Scorea highest.
Lntries. for sheep a

ol ror several vod

Prizes ‘were. awarded for ‘grain and of

“SILVER FOX. FARMING ‘LisaDS.

‘The. ‘latest available figures “show
that far farming: is. now definitely: es-
tablished in Canada 8s an industry.
Today: the copital’ value of fur farms
1s" $22,980,617 of which ‘$ic, 401,463 is
invested in fur bearing. animals,”

~ Although ‘Prince Hdiward, Island is
leader in. the industry, Oniario | and
Quebec ‘are, not far behind. The yalue
of fur bearing animals. in P. BL 'I, ‘is
placed ‘nt $8,676, 220,. in . Ontario’: at
$3,247, 386- and in. Quebec’ at $3,236,466,
It isi: ‘only: ‘ten years’ stnee - ‘valine: “of
fur’ i bearing. animals in’ ‘Canada. ‘was
placed: at: $4,728, 105° ana the ‘industry
today: ia f great ag it Was.

week end on " oftictal business, °

south on Sunday. .
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} other night, and ‘if parents were made
»|to-pay for the “fun” they send their

“| had: been . active: ini’ *\ church,’ bu Sunday:|,

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jBoaRp OF. TRADE HAD A DANCE P

Terrace. Notes.

© Government Agent « ©. E, Munro of
Prince Rupert -was- -in town over-the
a mi i

“Walter. Warner of Fosswood. came

4 lin. tor the masquerade.

A rh Torditte: of: ‘Cedarvale was a

 jenest of Mr. and, Mrs. McLeod for a

few days Jost Week.

- Cant. John Willidn was down from

Usk the first of the week, 4

A.B. “Raiph of Prince George was
a business ‘visitor in’ ‘Terrace on Thurs-
day of, last Week. on

: Mr, and Mrs, Freckman were: in Ru-
pert for a few days, ... moot

7 B, Clayton . of Dorreen : Was in
towin queing: the. week. :

in'honor’of Mrg, Kelth and Miss Kerr.
The ‘prize was won by. Mrs, 0, T. Sun-
dal, and Mrs. A. C. Head won the con-
solation The hostess was assisted. by
Mrs, D. D. Munto-and Mrs, Little and |

‘| Mrs, ‘Greig presided. at the tea table.

Mrs" Geo. Dover entertained ‘at a
bridge on Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs Little whe was leaving for the

— G. Wilson of Amesbury and ¥. Jack
of ‘Salvus spent the week end in town

A-meeting for the purpose’ of ‘reor-
ganizing ‘the basket bail teams for the
coming senson will'be held this ‘week.
As many old players have left’ town
there will be. a. big change ii the line
up ‘when the Season opens, |

Mra, Geo. Little is ‘on an extended
visit to Vancouver, Seattle and other

Mrs. J ames Richmond was a dinner
hostess . on Friday evening when: she |:

. entertained: in’ honor. ‘of. Mr: - -and- “Mrs-|
‘| Keith and. ‘Miss ‘Kerr: “and” Mrs.

Munro
who ds also going south’ for: the winter

Residents’ in the: west “end who are
dependant upon . the Lown water sys-.
tem are having a dry spell'and realize
what it must be to live in the United
States, There is hope In Terrace, as
the commissioners are hurrying along:
the work on the new ins. .

"DAMAGED R. c-cHURCH |

‘Some Hallowe'en pranks are not too
bad, -(all is foolishness) ‘but when. &
young ‘buck or two or. three widertake:

“Mrs. C. R.. Gilbert entertained. at : al.
|bridge party on Thursday , afternoon

-ful—Many Fine, Costumes, and ,

“he ‘Board of Trade held & most suc
cessful masquerade datice ons ‘Friday’
evening. — Some. eighty ‘couples were
present and most of them were in cos-
tume' and provoked: both mirth and
admiration, some just ‘admiration.
ne costumes were ‘all prepared local-

yiand many new and original designs

Mrs. Raven and Mrs. ‘McLeod and It,
‘B. Wallace, a, ‘Smith and ‘8. J,
France, and the. anwards ' went to the
following : —

- Best dressed lady, Lillian Christie,
Spanish man. Dr. Mills.Chia2s*

. Best: dressed couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Durican, reindeer exporters. sas

Most original couple, Mrs, Aber-
nethy - and Stanley Mills. .

. Best dressed ‘girl, Elliott Head, pier-
ette; boy, Dorreen Wilson, .cow boy.
Coinic: lady, Mrs. MeIenney,. aunt
Diana; man, Lester.Taft,.clown, ~

Best. represented, Mrs. “W. 2B. Smith,
convict.

A four piece orchestra provided. ex-

cellent. music ‘for dancing. .

A very pretty wedding was sokem-
nized in the Catholic church on Tues:

. day morning: at 10 o'clock’ when “Rer.

Father Leray, O.M.L, united ‘in quar-
riage ‘Alberta Detinger, daughter of
Mra. Doll, to Andrew McDonald, o lo-
eal couple both well and favorably
known. The bride entered the church
on the arm of Mr. Doll ond’ made a
charming pleture in: Oo gown of. peari

ting. She wore ‘a bridal veil with a

‘-}wreath of orange blossoms and carri- |-
ed a boquet of -roses. arid orange blos- |"

soms, She was attended by her. sister
Irene who wore a gown of white geor-

‘|gette. with three tiér flouncing featur-

ing the uneven hem, and a hat of soft.
felt. Marjory Doll in white with an

head, deted + “as. “train” bearer,

mand eau.

ship. of Mrs. Desjardines,
congratulations the bridal left on the
noon train for Prince Rupert where
they spent a short honeymoon, return-
ing on Thursday and will make their

-|home here where a host of friends will

weéleome them.

REMO NEWS

At a meeting of .the Conservatives |:

chureh property, it is bbeyond all ealls
for toleration. It is now a job for the °

on Hallowe'en should. hot be’ ‘tolerated
on Hallowe’ en any more than on any

hopefuls out to enjoy, they would en-
denvor to exercise a° little more: ‘dis-
eipline at home. anos

| FAREWELL TO OLD > FRIENDS

cena} -. poe

Rey, and: Mis.: “Allen” were. “hosts at |

a delightful farewell party on™ 'Tues-
day evening when. the: members of the

Knox United Church met to. bid :fare-
well to Mr, nd, Mrs. Geo. ‘Keith, and
Miss Kerr who will spent. the winter
in ‘the south: and later decide on: A, fu-
ture., home:, Rev, Mr. Allen. gave a
brief talk: during’ which ‘he: ‘touched
upon. the loss” the local. chureh ‘wag
sustatning : with the ‘departure’ -of the.:
three, guests: of the: evening. © They. all |:

school and ‘musteal” "eircles,' ‘dnd. Mrs. |
fid Miss Kerr. had both: served:

[police to toke hold of.” Fool pranks |

of Remo on October 26th an associa- |-
tion wns formed nnd the following: of-
ficers were elected president, Rich-
‘ard Carr; vice-pres.; T. D. Laird; sec
retnry-tiensurer, A. ¥. Wilson. '

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S On Saturday evening. ‘Geteuish. Sth

mers Institute ‘vas held and after the}‘
bustness had been finished’ ‘the ‘gather.
ing developed: into.a social affaly ‘and
there Was. dancing . and cards. :

oy. L: ‘Jordan, pole. ‘inspector “for. the {.
Hanson - Timber and: Lumber C6, ‘Was
in ‘Remo: on Monday. .

My doy; sald the’ business man to
lis son there ave two things Uhat exe}

coed: in business. :
What are they’ dad?
. Honesty: ind eagaclty;
- What is’ Honesty?
Aways, | NO - “matter * 1
adversely tng “irae

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"| Hatlowe'e Froliels . wii Was. Very: ‘Suceess: | “
“all Home MMade “. a in

Were fnatroduced. The judges were!

WEDDING BELL]. |

satin with lace nod net flowers altern- :

Og wart and: Anyox,
; Ror neways 400 pits

Ketcht.
For Stew sonst Pott

kee St

Lae sailings from

iy a for North

~ and South Queen Char-
atte Telands:

‘trains’ ‘leave
, Zaseene er abound Mon- tos
- days, , Wednesdays ant" ~
Saturdays, 3-08 pete}
westbound, Sundays
Tuesdays and. Thursday? :
11.52 a.m. .

CANADIAN
NATIONAL ;

dull Information. From
‘Local Agent or —

: R.-F, McNAUGHTON
: Dist. Passenger Agt.

- Prince Rupert B.C.

Ss. W190:

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groom , was | ‘supportetl ‘by: Toba, Nor- ae
Mise Cecelia’ D sjardines |.
presided at. the organ. “The choir. pro-|°
vided -special music under the dJeader-|' a
Following ,

rescue her-and.4th Engineer. Dean

the regular ‘mecting of. the Remo Far-{-

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vitally. important if, you are ? to ‘suc: |

Here and There
“qodG). ey

“Prince: Iyesate” ‘Tokugawa, pres -
dent of -the ~ ‘Japanese » House © st oot.
-Peers, and his son, Hon. Tyegaso
‘Tokugawa, Japanese Minister . to
Canada, met recently: on hoard
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of .
Russia, The Prince was on his
way to London io attend the: tnter-
Parliamentary Conference and took
the opportunity to see his son who-
‘bad come to Victoria from Ottawa |
_to meet him, , :

Leaping into shark-infested -wa- >,
ters. in the China Sea halitway
between: ‘Hong Kong and Shanghat, _
Carpenter Tom | Ellworthy, of the -
S&S, Empress of Russia, saved the

* Hife of Mrs Makareff, passeng: er on
othe: ship who had "jumped ‘over.
board ina fit of dementia. ‘The: a
‘Woman strongly resisted -efforta | to:

went to Eilworthy’s assistance, tha.”
“two Men succeeding in bringing her’ - 0.
back aboard ship ‘after long and. ”
exhausting struggles, = a

. Beating the: world’s: ‘record: tn aa
“passenger traffic operation,:-West-) 3:
‘rn Canada comes nto the lme-' +
Mght this’ year , With "the :1252. mile.”
‘continuous run*from Fort Wiliam *
to. Calgary of the Canadian ‘Pacifia °,.*:
locomotive number-2808,. A’ number...
Of locomotives of thig tlass are now |. |
‘being built by the railway, equip,
“with. roller-beating © boxes
which will still : further facilitate
engine operations on long runs,.

@ season’ ‘first lien of Mi
Ténipte, 11,600-foot” peak “in: - the |
Rookies, was ade ‘last w :