,B.C., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10,

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Is all Ready. for the” wees aaa |

| The Christmas Shoppers. ot

ee “We. aro all set for Christmas, "Alt our new. “stocks came’. in
aoe 8 eatly this year, -You will not be disappointed by not getting just

Bee what you want. Start your Christmas shopping today and make

; your family aud friends, happy. The early buyer ‘Bets. the. best -

selection: and very ‘ofteri the ‘hest goods,

lor quality “of goods and for real values ‘you do not need to
send your money away this Christmas. ' We need: all- ‘the’ money * ie .
there is in Terrace to stay *yight here. Let us show you what we
have. You will be surprised and also satistied, . as

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“Some Suggestions We Offer

Victor Battery Radio—The Latest Style, just arrived vO
Victrolas aud Victor. Reeords—Newest records always in stack...

A nice assortment of high grade Clovks, Watches (for men and ne
women) Plated Ware and Jewellery of ali kinds. . oie
Lady's Hand Bags and Purses from $1.00 to $165. 00
Fancy Chinn. latest patterns.; This is always a welcome gift.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters, Toilet Sete—all prices.
, Parker, Waterman and Sheaffer’s Pens Pencils and Desk Sets.
Stationery ‘in Fancy Boxes and in pads, Stationery always.useful  -
Toys and Dolls, all kinds for all ages. Remember the children. . -
Boxed Handkerchiefs for Men and.for Ladies—very nice glits.
Lighters from 35e to-$25.00.:..Cigars, Tobaccos, Cigarettes. ,
Cameras and Photo: Albums—Keep a record of- your daily. round,
Ganone’s and Liggett’s Chocolates in fancy gift boxes and in bulk
for home use... Candies of all kinds for Christmas’ - ae
Big. Range of Christmas:Cards to send to distant friends. a
E. P..N..S..Silver Tea Service—A very handsome sift.
Community and Tudor Plate ware,
a . Books fer all ages. :Pictures in Frames
we; Winchester and Bverendy Flash eh ag

“The Terrace bees Store

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1 RW. RILEY TERRACE, B.C.
- TERRACE THEATRE
‘'..  ..Terrace, B.C.”
| WEDNESDAY FRIDAY » SATURDAY “This Week
- December 14 and 15 -

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Adults 50c ; Children under 14 i

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q GEO. LITTLE nee B.C.

LUMBER MAN Ura "TURER,

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The Terrace Drug Store AP sm

Miss Patmore Was a. week-end guest
at, the home of Mrs. Sinner. at Usk.

now, living in the Robt. Corlett. house.

|. Mrs. Howard ‘Whison visited” ‘Remo
: last Sunday. ©

Mr ‘Presby’ who purchased a ten
acre: track of ‘land from Mrs. D. D.

ect a home early in the spring.

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- Mrs ‘0. T. Sundal whas been tld. uw
with - 2 sprained ‘ankle.: a

the wet weather of the past week. or
80" “has made the roads impasgible for
heavy traffic. and none too good for.
even pedestrians. Hveryone js . look-
ing for a freeze up shortly. Other-
wise business will be at a stand still.

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weeks Mrs. .D. D. Munro was a guest
of! Mrs. Greig for: afew days before
leaving Thursday “for Voncouver , to

7 spend the winter with her ‘sister, ‘Mrs.

P.: Wright, 1137" 32nd. Sti Ave. we

: Mrs. NTI Mateh and her sister Miss

‘Deacon have taken fn apartment in|

Vancouver for the Winter. Their ad-
dress will be 308° Shaughnessy Lodge
1208 10th Ave. W: oo .

dur ing the week.

Martied—In Terrace by. Rev. A. ‘EB.
McCarthy, on: Friday, : Dec. bth, Mari-
on Fox, adopted: daughter - o£: Mr. and
Mrs.. Heilbrener of Prince Rupert. Je

: Joseph Pa Quette -of -Montreal,."

cently. of Lakelse Hotel staff.

* Geo. Little's “mill hes been. closed
for a. few days owing to the road’ con-
«| ditions making hauling out of the
question..

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_ The community Christmas Tree, an
enjoyable event for children of | all
ages for o number of. y-w0s past, hus
been cancelled for this year, The chil
dren, of the achools will’ enjoy closing

noon of Dee. 19th, The Lo O. ¥ are
_ [holding ‘a Christmas Tree in the lodge
rooms: for the members and their fam-
ilies | on Friday evening, Dee, 12.

Visitots to. Usk on Satirday atter-
noon to attend the.. Board of Trade ses-
sion included FB. :T.. ‘Kenney, J. K, Gor.

-idon, ©. R, Gilbert, H. Halliwell, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Nash, WwW. ‘Kirkpatrick |
Mr.: Beveridge, Thos. Turner, J.-:?

|[zexen, Rh. WV. ‘Becher, John - Hepburn,
R.. Collison, Jue Gavin, ws Delkergem: |
2] |ineaux. jena ghee

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| Misses Tatt and Williams. ‘attended
the dance at Usk, on. Saturday night.

- Mrs. ‘graham of Priice Rupert: who
is: Visiting hey son - George, suffered a
stroke on Vriday evening last

° Mira. HL lL McKenney. entertained
at: ‘bridge on: Monday evening | ‘in honor
of Mrs, D. D. “Munro, . Tt Was a: juve
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Mrs. Tt. B. Johnston ‘ona “family | are '

“Governor-General of Australia, in-

after a tour of Canada by. Canadian |.

; ; ; “are i 1 ducts of one
Munro west of town expects to er-| re particularly the product

two fine Clydesdale stallions from
“Lochinvar,” ‘are showing at .the

also well represented in ‘the entry

After visiting in Smithers for a few |

‘Dr. T. Catherine Woo, principal of .

* Jas. Garland . of Kalum Lake was |°
a visitor in town the end of. the: week.:

James ‘Willman was down from Usk

"Canada.
cents a pound to the ‘grower,

exercises at the schools on the after- |

| Canada

“Box Show willbe held December -

est {a expected fo this year's Show.

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Here and ‘There
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Impressed with Canada’s selling
ability, Lord Stonehaven, former

‘terviewed at - Winnipeg - recently
Pacific Railway, urged that the Do-
minion do everything in its power .
to “encourage intér-Empire trade —
and specially of such articles which |

angther, citing citrus fruits of Aus-.
‘tralia as an example of worth-while ;
iraports “for Canada.

Winners of dual grand champion- .
ships at Chicago and Toronto. Falrs,
Saskatchewan, ‘“Sansovino” and
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, No-
wember-19-27. “Large. éxperimental
‘farms in the West, Including the —
‘Prince of Wales “B.P." ranch, are

lista. .

‘ Cultured, educated women, taught
by tutors whom, they shared with”
their brothers, “axisted in China
‘prior to the 12th ‘century and be- ©
fore the western world had attain- -
.ed any high degree of civilization,

the St. Paul’s ‘Girls College School.
Oxford, declared. when. interviewed ~
‘on board S.S. Empress of Asia re-
tently. She broadcast a message

sisters, if given a chance to learn. .

“It is expected that the improved
‘ship channel in the. River St. Law-
rence as far-as Montreal, giving a

to women of all countries, stating ~
‘that Chinese women are no less
‘| intellectual .than thelr European

35-foot depth for ocegn liners, will .
he completed by 1934. This will °
enable liners of 25,000 tons gross
to reach Montreal, 1,000 miles from
. the Atlantic, the. largest inland, a port.
"Do. ‘the : world. “nea ee ‘

at According ta.the ‘president of the

Radio: Manufacturing “Association
‘of ‘Canada, the: per: capita. expend
‘ture. in the Dominicn on ‘radio -sets -,
_da ‘the highest in the. world... In:
1929 Canadians spent over $50,000,-_
000 on radios and equipment,

- Sugared strawberries from Brit+'
sh Columbla ‘put up th cartons
found a ready market this - year.
About 100,000 potinds were bought |
by American interests and large.
quantities were bought ‘in Hastern
It returned about seven

Nine years ago, Mrs. W. A. Free-
man, of Ardenode, Alberta, a native -
of Wisconsin, won a pair of bronze «
turxey$ in a.raffle.. To-day she
has the largest turkey rangh in
and. is the acknowledged.
‘| queen of turkey raising in the Do- .
minion. . Her turkeys will return ©
a revenue of. $10, ahd this vear.

. ” Coming forthe first time. te Sas-
chatehowan.. the: Western Canada

2-6. at Saskatoon, , _ At Winnipeg.”
‘last. vear more than: “200° faxes. from |
“AB: far Bs: Prince, Edward’: [sland,
“were shown, .. Even: greater inter:

Sailings from Prince Rupert -
.to Vancouver,
- Tri-City Service to Victoria >

and Seattle, Thursdays.

10.00 p.m. :

For Amnyox and‘ Stewart, -.
Wednesdays 4.00 p.m.

_ Regular services “to North:
and: South Queen Charlotte.
Islands. Particulars. of ‘sail- ...
ings, rales, Clos, on request. .

. Passenger traina leave.’ ‘Tere. .
‘race, eastbound, : ‘Mondays, a
Wednesdays. and Saturdays _
3.08 p.m.; westbound. Suns: *

days 11,52 a.m.

\. For information call or write -..

al Agent or
R. F. M NAUGHTON, DPA:
Rupert, B. Co.

“| Don Gr aham,

: for one $10.00." .

“ Regg ie Collison has gone to his old
home in Smithers for a -holiday. .

The ‘annual. Christmas sale “held on°
Saturday afternoon last.by the W. A.
WAS -& great success aud the: ladies _
took in: aver $150. “This Money will £0.,
with the $200" already subseibed for: “a

Giggy, Geo. Dover; Mrs. MeNeill and.
The winners drew “for
| it and | Geo. Dover von.

Sign on “Poarding.
house... a

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BADD SEASON Is NOW ON”

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transportation — :

ANADIAN National offers

many hixiries'iandcom-=" ~
forts which add: pleasure to }°."
your trip ‘South by Steamer |. :
or East by Train. ;

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‘fered ‘for’ the” closest * “guess” as! to” tis .
4 weight. was: won* “by four: “people, Mrs. |

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