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THE TERRACE NEWS, .TERRACEB. C,, WEDNESDAY, NVEMBER 2, 1938

“COLD DAYS ARE COMING

Drop i in ‘and gee us for

Stove Pipes. and Fittings

START THE DARK NIGHTS WITH A NEW
Stewart Warner Radio

or fix up the old one with General Batteries

8 Air Tight. Heaters
Circular Heaters -
A: J. H. SMITH

TERRACE

"TERRACE,

Phere was a large gathering 0 of the
Tnited. young people at the manuse on
Thursday evening, Oct. 27 to enjoy a

lallowe'en party. The event proved
to be a great. success with its games,
stints snd contests.

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The C.G.LT. of Knox United church
bets thety Hallowe'en party at the
niuse from 4 to T on Friday, Oct, 28

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On Sunday afternoon, Oct, 30
rusoral of Little Billy Lever, only son
af Mfr, and Mrs. Ceeil Lever, was held

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From Knex United | eburch at 2 2 p.m.
Many und beautiful were the floral
iributes sent by relatives ard. friends
of the bereaved parents, ‘Three mem
hers of the Sunday school, Jean Kir
kaldy, Vere Blond, and June Smith,
sang “When he Cometh to Make up His
Jewels” Rey. Adam Crisp eonducred
the service and interment was in the

Mountain view cemetery:
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Duck and goose hunters breve not
had much suevess during the past ten
days. ‘The apen season seems to have
held the birds in the north, and flocks
that ave coming down are flying high
and going through to Kitimat Arm for
a feed of fish.’

Pe PR Fe PE ea alas

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of interest on the air. Three

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Control with Phileo Tuclined
Sounding -Board and many
other features. :

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Less Batteries

7 Cc all and see «Our new

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We have m: deen <guioment to teat your ado, and, tubes

Crossley Radios,

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those serving at the: tibles ‘were Mrs.

| made by ‘Chief’ Walter ' ‘Wright, Silas

Poppy Campaign

From the ‘Provincial Command—
This year the ‘annual poppy campaign
opens on Nov. 5th in many centres in
Canada and will continue wntil Re
membrance Day, Noy. 11. Canadian
Legion Commands and Branches,. with
the aetive co operation of other organi
zations, will be participating in the Do.
minion wide distribution of “Vetcraft”

poppies.
giving for the avoidance of war in the

recent world crisis will remind us as|-
never before of those who fought, died |:

and suffered in the Great War. The
poppy isthe :universal, emblem of Re
membrance Day and as the day ap
proaches, we appeal to the general
public of Canada‘io symbolize the oc
casion by purchasing and wearing Vet
craft poppies made by exservice men
who were disabled in the Great Wat.
By sodoing you will not only be dis
playing the flower of Remembrance |*
in memory of the frllen who sacrificed
their‘ lives that we might ‘be free; you
will also help those réturned to us, but
who, due to their sacrifices for Canada
need our practical assistance and sym
pathy.”

All Had Supper
Kitselas, ct. 29--A community gath
ering and supper was held in the Kit
‘selas United church on Friday evening
October 28 under the supervision of
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Wilson when prac
tically the whole village turned out to
enjoy the supper and a good program
of music and speeches. Rev. Adam

Jrisp presided as chairman. The serv
Ing and cooking atrangements were 10

Henry Bolten, Flora Bevan, Amelia
Beran and Josephine Seymour, Imme
‘diately after supper speeches " Were

Beran, Ben Seymour, Joe Hudson, Att
Bolton and David: Mason. Then fol
lowéd ‘n program of music under the
direction of Ben Seymour, and the
numbers were ag follows:— -
Recitation, Lead Kindly Light by Miss
Lanra Hudson.
A quartette, The Judgment Morning,
Solo, T have heard of a Tandy by. Ben
Seymour.

Duet, “Whispering Hope, by Flora
Anielia Bevan. .

Recitation, . Whistle and Hoe, by. Jett
Bevan.  -

‘Recite tlon,, His Garieua by Vera

and

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Sulo Gospel Train, Bon ‘Beymone: Lo a
Quartette, Isn't it Grand, ‘:
Later the children: repaired | to the
‘new school house ‘and enjoyed a period
of games, .. The gathering came to” a.
ay conclusion with ‘a sing song. .

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Gordon Teniple ‘went down to ‘Brince
Rupert on Saturday - ‘night.
ee Lo one
Ona ‘recent trip to Lakelse lake ‘Sem
Rir kaldy. and: Peter’ Van Stolk -saw' a

fright | ‘at ‘the “approaching. ear.

Surely. the . general -thanks|.

successful Hallowe’en dance on Friday
evening.
good many of the characters were well

sustained.
Mageie and Jiggs, Mrs. T. E. Brooks

| home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Paquette of
1 Lakelse valley, when’. their
=| daughter Sharon Diane, was baptised.

itewn on Monday. ‘He is always in a

_,.[Monday afternoon,

couple, of moose: on ‘the roadnenr: the
Suidal turn: ‘off, end- when’ they: took

Fire and Automobile.
Insurance

Representing strong companies “reput-
ed for giving absolute protection—fair
adjustments and prompt settlements.

0. T. Sundal

Resident Agest

4. P.O. Box 6

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms

Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop.

TERRACE, B.C. |¢ : .

On Tuesday be undertook to fix ap
the stove pipes in his cabin for the win
ter and he fell and broke his hip aud

went back to the hospital on Saturday.
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The Canadian Legion held a very
It was a masquerade ond a

The prize winners were--

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“Iz it grows in the woods we'll
get it’

Inter-Valley Lumber
| & Supply Co. |

‘CEDAR. Poles, Piling Posts
Spruce Boom Jes Hemlock
Piling

TERRACE, B. C.

nud Bob ‘Atkinson; Cave ‘Man, Peter
Yan Stolk; Two Spuds, Mrs, I, Frank
and Mrs. F. Frank; The Skinner and 2
Donkeys,'Misses Ida: Schultsik, Hileen
Taft and Maxine Llewellyn; Mickey
and Minnie Mouse, Mrs. Dubeau and
Mrs. North}. .

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A pretty wedding was ‘solenmnized in
the living-room of, the United church
manse on Thursday..afternoon, Oct. 17,
when Karsten Hansen and Miss Aagot
Sjovik were united in marriage: in 4
service by’ Rev. Adam Crisp. Mrs, M.
Willie was matron -of honor and Stan’
ley Olsonw AS. -groomsman. - -The bride
was charming; in a gown of wine color
ed material and entered the room to
the strains of “The Bridal March” by
Lohengrin, and during the signing of
the register “The Chimes” was played
by Mrs, Adam Crisp. Mr. and Mrs.

Hansen are fo reside ‘at Copper river,
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Fred. ‘Nast, B.CL.8. left on Thurs-
day for Haysport and will proceed to
the mining operations on the Ocstall
river to do survey work.

workout on Saturday night. It is now
plnnued to put two girls teams on the
floor, and lists of members of the two

tenins will be posted in a few days.
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On Saturday afternoon Rev. Adam
Crisp held a baptismal service at the

younger

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Bill Treston made’ a hurried trip to

hurry now that he is stowing ‘nink.* |
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George Cobb was in ‘trom Rosswood
last Monday.
fabs an
The Rehekahs held’ a very sti¢cess-
ful-bean feast in the 1.0.0. F. hall last

‘other.
before ‘the - hunters - could | Beth ue of
the car and load theirguns. |”
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A, sniler,, “welfare visitor: for .. the
irovineial: government, \ was: in town on
Thursday of last: ‘week’ :

rnce who Aas

“Anghk Adame
sal week An aee é

Jumped ahéad . and _ crashed : nto: the
“At. that the’ ‘moose . got’ ‘away.

Lous: ‘Gretien. 1s the’ ‘ented ‘trom: “Der |
‘won. one. of: ‘the blankets :

The basketball players had a fine].

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Christy’s Bakery.

Terrace, B. C.

Will 11 ship to any point .on line ©

Will vou try our ' Bread and
. Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly. ae ge

All kindsof cake. Get our price.

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For Coughs anid Colds

Melo-Rex Cough Syrups or White Pine
and Tar, and Nyal Creophos. .. ... .-

COUGH DROPS

We have Formolid Throat-Hase and
lodized Throat Tablets ‘or Rountree's
Menthel and Evealyptus Drops.
AS A Cough Drops and others,

R. W. Riley. Phm. B.

: Little, Haagiand |
and Kerr.

TERRACE, B. C

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. Shingles and Mouldings . 7 :

Terrace Drug Store