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HE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACEB. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1938

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SORRENTINO EOE II

_ Christmas-is Near!

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Member None’ _
Worse for the -
‘Recent Session

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| COC Tree :
| 230 Children

Philbert Hotel

" TERRACE, B. C.

Don’ t wait, but see ‘our stock now, Something for all. Fully Modern. Electric Light
Running Water
‘The Conitnunity. ‘Christmas ‘Tree was| .E. T. Kenney, M.L.A., arrived hothe Travellers Sample Rooms
FOR THE YOUNGSTERS | an unqualified suceess last Thurdnay. | 07 Wednesday night after taking “part P ,
in the recent session of the provincial} } P. 0. Box 5 Telephone

The list showed, that, there were: 280
children slated to
those of eight. and under recelving..a

-Toys Books Scarves Gloves and other new ‘Vines. .

FOR HER -

legislature. He says they had'a busy

receive presents;
time. Public accounts, that received

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Pyjamas — Undies Glassware Evening Dresses | toy in addition to-a more substantial] $0 much publicity, kept them busy for) # o
FOR HIM gifts. Gifts in the age classes of § to) 4 while, and the redistribution bill,
. 12 were more expensive, in addition} -also came in for a lot of discussion. 3
Gloves Ties Handkerehiefs Slipper Sweaters Sus- all the younger generation wp to the] Speaking of the Monkman Pass, road,| i mm)
for which $15,000 was asked, he said “If it grows in the woods we'll

age of 16 werg.-in recetpt, of. ‘base af
candy and fruit..; 2 1° .
Tt became clear to the committee in
charge that there was golng:to be toa
large a crowd to be accommodated in
the hall at one time, so in the nfter-
noon the kiddies up to six years of age
were entertained at a children's party
‘and their presents were given at that
time. In the evening the 1.0.0.F. hall
was crowded to capacity: A fine pro-
gram was put on by the pupils of Isit
sumgallum and, Lakelse- schools. ;. :

The items were :—

- O, Canada, grades 7 and 8..

Jingle Bells, grades 7 and 8

T saw three Ships, grades 5 and 6,
Come all Ye Faithful, grades 5&6
Good King Wencelas, grades 1 and 2

Little: Jack Frost, grades 1 and 2

Awny in'a Manger, grades'1 and 2 3

_ 0 Little Town of .Bethlem, sextet,
Maurice Cote, Jack Kirknidy, Eay-

get it’

Inter-Valley Lumber
‘& Supply Co.

Lumber Manufacturers

_€EDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
_ Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock

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TERRACE, B. C.

pender Sets:. Tabaeco Cigars Cigarettes
Don’t Forget the Table -

New stocks of Fruita, Almond

"anges Nuts Chocolates Assorted Candies

Let a Coleman Lamp help you Save $2.00 by
Buying one this month.

J. H. SMITH TERRACE

EAHA AA ANANTH ARI ENAIN

the members tock the stand that it
was not in the interests of public pol-
icy to comply with the request, To
do so would have been establishing a
precedentfor other communities to
start similar projects, and they would
have equal rights to grants. Some
years ago permission was granted for
farmers to. work out on roads and in
this -way: pay taxes for. two years on
their properties. After thé first” year
this privilege: was ent down to one
year’s taxes each season, ‘but at the

session that hes just closed the amount — x

of taxes that can be worked out will];
~~ Christy’ s Bakery

be increnséd to two years.
Terrace, B. C.-

Paste ‘*‘Manderin’’ Or-

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‘TERRACE -

Will Little; O. Solbracken and W. aA,
Kirkpatrick aire rushing the shelving
ut the new, liquor. store. The stock is
in town and only w ailing “fér the men

- to finish and get: it- on the shelves for. .

CARD OF THANKS

This system, says the member, is ‘an
excellent one for getting good work
| on local roads, and also, it provides .a
means whereby farmers énn keep their
properties from being - included in tax,
sales lists.” - at

Mr. I... Chretien wishes to express
his appr ecintion ‘to all friends.who, ir
so Inany wuys, showed their sympa-
thy: during the time of bereavement in
the. Joss of his daughter Margarete.

Will ship to any point on tine. , 4
Will you try our. Bread and »

the opening day. _ "i ‘ nen ;
1 / ete : Miss Frances Dover who is taking mond Patt, Martan Head ee Hall Sg an Buns?
; . lusiness course in Prince: Rupert, is Pee Miss Marjory K y arrived from
A. B.- White, principal of the high" Tt came upon a, Midni ih Clear, b ss Marjory Kenney arrived
school left on Thursday to spend the -home for the holidays. , she seme sextet’ ie : . y Fraser Lake on Saturday night to pe Standing. orders shipped
7** ~ home for the holidays. . regularly.

' The First Nowell, parades 5 5 and 6 5 . . ; -
All kinds of cake. Get our price. |

Star of the Rast, Ella. Lefuedo, Hel-
en Hipp, Grace Little, Pearl Ferguson,

holidays with his family in Vaneorver.
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TNRNER VALLEY OIL Miss. ‘Sally Finlayson arrived from

Miss E.G ison, tencher ‘at “Lakelse

Valley school is spending the holidays.

with her parents in Prince Rupert.
«..6Uf8

Miss Clotworthy left. on Friday for
her home in Telkwa where she will
spend Christmas. —

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Miss Fithel Christy arrived from the
cunst on Priday and is staying with

her parents, Mr. and Mra, R. a. Christy

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The new: “ atndle was mov ed into’ the
ligqmor store ou Monday and Vendor D
MeKivnon, assisted hy J. B. Agar,,.is
rushing the arrangements, and got the

store open, he
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} ey, ¥alley, dates back to 1918, but no.

The pr oduetion of ernde petroleum
and gasoline in Canada during. the six
inonths.. ending. June. advanced. 115%;

from the output in the corresponiing: .

period of 1937;; the totnls were 2,910,
425 barrels and 1,062,046. barrels, re-
spectively. Increased . production in
‘the Turner. Vailey -fteld, Alberta, was
responsible. for this sharp, advauce,

Drilling, for oil. and gas in the Turn-

development of importance | occurred
‘intil late in 1924 when gas with a con-
tent of one imperial gallon of, napthia
per thousand .cubie feat was: obtained
in well drilled in the. upper part of
Between then and 1936

Anna Pongrac. —

-“The Dispeptic Og re”, play by Ta.
kelse Pupils.
Silent Night, erades 7 and 38.
‘Harry. “King: was ‘chairman.,. forthe

rend 4 jetter of: apprecintidn- RON the
work of, the committee: and. al ‘hers
who had ‘made the affaiz 30° “stsesstul
This letter, from A. H. White; who had!
acted as"chairman for the: organization |

léave ‘on the evening train for. the

south, . “

One of the most pleasant features of
the: work was the. complete. harmony
that existed | hetwveen the workers, The

evening: and: during’ the" “proces dings .

explained his absence owing to have to;

a visit with her sister.
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Stewart the middle of the week after

Have you paid your subscription yet?

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: Christmas - Coming

ROW YOU CAN ENJOY

ANY 1939

‘CHRISTMAS CARDS. So ,
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Fine selection of Toys,. Dolls, etc.

Brush Comb and Mirror Ivory Sets |

"Woodbury “ Rexall “Men’s. aiid ‘ndy’s
Sets. of. Toilet Articles: i

Faney Boxes: of, tStatloney

Philco”

“for as. litte a as

the limestone.
members all pulled together to niake it

a. succéss for the youngsters.” Algo, it
waa: noticeable the. hearty cooperation
“of. the local merchants.. Not only aid
they make contributions in eashj, ‘buy
those ‘who*were mialdug the purchases
were greeted with price reductions and
‘mnbstsintial ‘donations of candy; fruit —.
and supplies. , As acresult, while, the co an .!
original ‘abjective of $200 . hid been : is Petty!
renched, about $20 of this remaing7un-
spent and it: Is, expected - -this balance
will be: used to’ send hampets. ‘fo homes

more this .150° wells were drilled for
naptha -in n large percentage of which
commercial, yields were obtained. Inj],

_ The yorngest son-of Mr, nud Mrs.
Huge Johnson of New Hazelton hing
Tween: naider the Doctor’ 's vare.

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Toys i Doh

Christraas { Jards “Decorations where’ they will do_.thie moat good. .
4 Chi pe SS ee R Riley. Phm. ;
r ‘China_ | Cutelry, Pyrex Ware. : Si be oo du = See
Skis . "Ski Harness ! - Poles : a aaa SEE | CII IOIC ICICI IONE RCICIONICH ICICI

Fred Nash.»
= “Land Surveyor’ 7 3

' TERRACE, B. Ce

PHILCO 3 B 4¢ B—The Value
Leader of the Dominion! Com-
pact in size byt a‘giant in per |
formance.’ :Phileo - big ..set fea-
tures that bring -you.clear tone, §
greater reception, , more, enjoy.
ment! : Handsome salnut tin- |

Ash plastic cabiiet, : :

“stu @ Hockey ‘Boots and ‘Skates;
. Hockey Sticks, ete. ee

Hom BORNE Dae dae HE Dey eee

ite, Taagind
“and ‘Kerr

ned MANUFACTURERS

TERRACE, B.C...

"fg and Dressed amber ° .
Shingles and. Moaldings - Di

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939 De Fe

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Als. 1936 a well: “drilled on the’ west

Mf flank, ‘toward the southern’ end ‘of ‘the a
a | field, renched: the, ‘top: -of the produc-4 :
i thon Jimestone horizon iat a: ‘depth of |B
| 6,396 feet and obtained a crude oll

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See it now ate

LEDS AR

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7 ' | flow of 850° barrels daily at a depth: of
c “We are anxious th ‘that’ Yous see. our 1 G,828 feet, . The. success of ; this: well little Tagua re
give | US. a € ul: jefore going. elsewh léd_ to: ‘extensive drilling... Ain this: por: | _
} oe rs tion"of the: tield with result ag noted May Rert: ve {y

“Lumber Manufacturers |

/ || TERRACE, B.C. q

: BUY. ‘ON. EASY TERNS*

4 Calgnry:-to~ refineries :
‘ ‘aud: ‘Regina;-and:as' the. ‘avattanie, Supe

Avil probably. move. stilt |
t ‘Yephite. imported perto-'