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FOR THE YOUNGSTERS . oe 2 _

Toys Booka‘ Scarves’ ‘Gloves and other new Ings. - |

FOR HER .. a : Loy
Pyjamas. Undies” Dressing C Gowns Evening Dresses -

Glassware Cee
FOR HIM . a

Gloves Ties Handkerchiefs “Slipper Sweaters
__ pender Sets “Tobacco Cigars Cigarettes ”

Don’t Forget the Table .

New stocks of Fruits, © Almond Paste
anges Nuts Chocolates Assorted Candies

Let a Coleman Lamp help you Save $2. 00 by
oo Buying one this month. ,

Sua-

“Manderin’? Ore

“TERRACE

Sw eet Spuils, _ Cel ; Celex y, “Tomatoes,
Lettuce, Cranberries, Spronts, Cauli-
flower are to be had at Jas. Richmond

« Ltd, Terrace. |

salvaged ‘to allow it to be identified.
ere :

The News bas reeeived a “complaint
from a well known ‘grower of garden
produce that some of the businessmen
in Prince Rupert, while glad to get-al!
.|the produce they can from this dist-

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a bin rict they are not so strong on: paying | '
A pre-Christmas ‘Ereat—We have} for it. The price is satisfactory and
‘on hand at present a sup deaf choice) the goods and the pack are, satisfac- |’

Bufiale Ment, dressed weler the sup-
ert ision al government officials, guar-
“anteed foung and ent e-—Jits. Riche

ried, 1 lad, Terraee.
. ba ze

TOLY:, but .no money coming - forward,
lt seams that some of the Rupert men
of Dusiness, after they get the goods,
which ivere to be paid for in cash want
-the local producers to take it: all out
Lin: trade, “The -barter business is. hot
so. bad-up-to.a point, but all - growers |
F quite © ‘as well as the ‘business man,
neeils some tash. It is hardly fair to
“pay: “all cash to the ‘southern: growers
Highest quality turkeys, Geese, | and mo cash to the northern, grower.
Tucks and Roasting’ Chickens, Send’, vee
in your order das, Richmond, Lid.
~ "Porrace, .

Qur delicious sausage meat ig avail
able to stuff your turkey with. This
has been a’ popular. item io. many

years, —dJas. Richmond, Ltd, Terrace,
‘ek &

Archie Finter arrived home, on Mon
flay night after, spending : some weeks
in the Prine Rupert. genera) hospital:

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ae . come

MG, L M. Gigey received a@ letter from
| ‘avonito in which was enclosed -4 part|

Mes! af, Brooks ‘and Mrs, R. ‘Christy
1

seefousty, The fragment of letter | ter « trip of some months ‘through the
was part of one mailed prey iously py! priirie -provinces: and Ontario.
alr mail, and had been in the plane of; — see oo

. the Trans-Canada Air Line that. had” Latest advices from Prince Rupert
crashed near, _ Regina. The Jetter had say Hugh Adams is very cheerful in,
heen badiy puimed in the fire that des spite of is fractured hip. He is ‘Bete
“troyed the.plane, but enough had been ting along fine.

Christmas Cards ;

Toys. - Dolls "Decorations
China’ eels --@utelry’ Pyrex. Ware
; 7 Skis... Ski Harness, Poles .. -

c M G Hockey: Boots and Skates oS on, :
i Atal aes Meeks die ee satan wie ah gt 7

_ Hockey. Sticks,

oa rls

bapa ti “ ae

-ete.:

orest ot nas i |

ed RE sede He -

| ed relief. men on land. He stressed

‘| sufficient to enable a man to inake a,

| Hipp and W. Robinson to lodk into the.

of smother letter that had been- mailed | arrived home ‘on Tuesday evening af

V taken for a government liquor .store.

tae of the holidays.

. ne on ‘the farm, atid now ‘that he has

‘through: t : Vancouver: wheres he. ‘dispos-
S| his. “ehtire: herdi: Sand”
: long: ‘He | still: bas: two. op three. cars: ‘of
: ‘good ‘stock left, ‘Sut hopes: to- be free. ‘of
: lighta’ quid: way’ aif,

fj -éven though he: d )

Board of Trade
Becomes ‘Active
_ Annual Meet’

On nuesday _evening the Terrace
District’ Board of Tradé met in’ the
saunicipal ' office. President. Harry
King was in the chait:’ sIn preparation
for the annual meeting -resolutions
were passed: that reduced’ the. ‘member
ship fee for 1939 to“$1.00.-" °

Geo, Hipp brought up the “subject of
asking ‘the government . to place. select-

the point that ten acre farnis were not

living for himself and his family, and
advocated some scheme that would in-.
crease farmers holdings to not less
than 40 acres, with preference to still
larger tracts. As a reslt of the ‘dis-
‘cussion President King appointed a
committee including Fred ‘Nash, Geo

matter,’ The committee was empow
ered to add members of the Kitsum-
“gallum Farmers Institute to their num
ber. -It was arranged that the annual
meeting should be held in. the latter
half of January and that Dr... Neit

4d Carter of Prince Rupert be asked.do].

address 4 publte gathering on the ev-
ening of that meeting: It is expected
‘that Dr, Carter will give. a lecture il
lustrated with motion | ‘pictures and
lantern slides, and:-that,. his subject
will be his recent’ trip through Europe.
W. W. Anderson of Hazelton was in
town recently . looking over the fur sit
uation. ; :
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"Mine Host Gordon Temple is having

the hotel kitchen refinished with wall

hoard and it is a great improvement.
. se .8 .

“With, municipal elections less than

three weeks off there seems to. be no

excitement as to the outconie. As yet

whe young “people of St. Matthews

nesday evening and decided to fourm u
branch of the Anglican Young Peoples
Association, - Rev. 0. A, Hinchilffe in
the chair.. The following’ officers were
elected :—President Maurice Herbert;
vice president, Betty Dover: secretary
Audrey Sessions; treasurer, George
Dover, jr.. The four fold program of
the A.V.P., comprising worship, work,
edification and fellowship, was adopt-
ed. The next meeting will be on Dee.
21st when a social evening will be held
at- whieh a number of new members
‘are expected to be present as a. result
of the membership. drive. that.is on at
present,

The old water puddle in front of the
new liquor store and the drug store‘on
the opposite side has been filled in by
Swain's Transfer on orders from the
municipal commissioners. Atl is reddy

. * + ” er .

Says Cy the eynie : - “Many @ -young
fellow hag Atarted, out by ‘calling a givl
‘a little dear” only to find out in due
course that such was not the. case,

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‘Kiox United Chureh Ladies Guild
linve held their annual - ‘meeting’ and
elected officers for the new year. -

I - £8es 1
church gave a concert in the 1.0.0.F,
hall last week whieh wag greatly’ en-
joyed by a large gathering.

There seems to be quite a split be;
tween Prime Minister MacKenzie
King and Premier Hepburn of Ontar-
jo. This time is seems to be quite a

serious split as Mr. King has admitted
-| it, and his. ‘erbinet are. behind him, at

‘least Hon, Mr. Howe and Hon. ' Mr.
Rogers gre,

no one has announced any intention of
contesting the seat. Its too bad. Bays |
Will Robinson, as the boys do ‘like a-
little fun, and coming between Christ
mis and New Years a little. contest

would liven. things up. c
BER ‘

will ‘Little started on " Monday. to
install ‘shelving in the Carrigan’ puilda
ing, which, it is reported, has been

ane

new ‘bridge over LeanTo Creek on the
IKXalum road. The piling bas all been
driven and the driver is:back in town.

‘wound up in time'to take full advan:

waa

Peter White to. |
_ Prince e Rupert

* Peter White; one “one of the ‘original. lo-
‘entors on the land in. ‘the -Butkley. Val-

pat: Thursday, returning: Saturday. to
Tellewa... ‘He has a bunch of stock at
home: which had to be looked after as

two" or three days. ‘Althqugh. a “‘bateh-
elo, : Mr. “Wiilte is one of the. farmers
who has. done hetter than’ make’ "p liv-

only | twenty-five ‘or - thirty. years: left
Blhe has’ decided to ‘tnke things. a. little:

‘tall’ he: “took, A couple ‘of cars. of: stock,

i He intended?’ ta. dispose. of
will do.’ 80; beford,

‘them: by: apring: “Mr. White is. not: one

He’. ‘does “wot ‘in-

‘tend to. move: WAY. ‘thom hig old’ home

Good progress is being made ou the!

The old bridge Is being , dismantled and .
‘l'the crew expect to have operations

‘iey, was a passenger to Prince Rupert ;

he could leave only feed enough out. for }{

“easter: than, dnt the-past. In the. early} ‘he

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CHRISTMAS CARDS ;
Fine selection of Toys, Dolls, ete,
Brush Comb and Mirror Ivory Sets.

Woodbury Rexall Men’s and Lady's
Sets of Toilet Articles

Fancy Boxes ‘of Stationery
Fancy China and Dinner Sets
Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
Pyrex Dishes.

‘Reley’s and_MacKintosh’s meee in

_ Faney Boxes ;
Neilson’s and Rexall Chocolates. ;
Cigars Cigarettes - Tobeees,

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