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THE .TERRACE ‘NEWS,;TERRACE, B., C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 24, 10370. .

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MERI EAHA MIAH EAI AH AMIRI

Headquarters for Christ

Suitable for every member of the family -
: Fresh stock of

Toys Books

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Stewart Warner Radios

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mas Gifts!

Gloves. __
_ Preserved Fruits

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TERRACE, B.C.

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TERRACE |

FOR MEN ONLY—How about giving
Her .a Kalvor. -“3¥ave Machineless
Perinanent for Clristmas? See
Mrs, Brown, Kalum St. Terrace.

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Public Works Engineer Cunliffe was
in town on Friday after having made
ay fuspection of the rock work along
tne highway. He reported satisfac-

tory progress heing made, partly due
to the continued fine weather,’

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Last «winter the post office lobhy
was crewded on mail nights owing to
the inside’ perch, that. had been put in
fo: combat: cold winds. - This. year the
postmaster: had two heavy springs at-
tached to, ‘the outer.” door to. keep. it

ing, An i

John's seivrage: is ‘getti ef quite’: a ‘Te-
putation fox, “Takin’ : 'em. in and put-
tin’ “em. out.” ‘Capt... Got: : : Lambly
for. “many. -TRALTE - “operated |, :oné-man-
power tugs out ‘of; Rupert: andl, “became
so neenstomed: to “fixing, ‘stalled ren-
rines on the open. sens, that he eannot
‘get ont of the ‘speed habit. He is the

chief mechanic at the garage now. |
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Oon Thursday evening of last week

Rev. and Mrs. Adam Crisp _ entertain- |

ed uite.a number of the young people
it. the United Church nranse, and a
yery pleasant evening was spent in

Badminton Club
Is 0 rganized

Friday evening saw the ineeption of
basket ball for the winter months. “A
meeting of all interested parties was
held in the parlor of the Terrace hotel
with nn attendance of between 25 and
30. Basketball, evidently is in good
shape finuncially, about $30 being on
hand from Inst yeart's operations.
The upper hall of the Legion building
has been secured and will be available
for play on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings and also on Satur-
duy afternoons, The officers for the
year were electéd ag follows }-—
President—aA. White
Vice-Pres.—Frances Dover
See,-Treas—Kenneth Kerr
’ Business manager—Frank Hipp

|Brother of Mrs:

official “administrator, arrived Friday

Swain Coming:
Purse Found

Yo gsk igs bint
" Government - Agent. “Norman, Waitt,

evening... gst ; to take charge of: the H.
A. Swain: -Zstate. in--view of: the:dis-
appearance; of: Mrs. ‘Swain atweek : be-
fore. . For. :a: time. the: ‘business: “will: be

_“T¢ tt grows in the woods welll
get it”

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& Supply Co.

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‘Spruce Boom Logs,
Piling

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carried on as before. be-rsi)

"wo brothers of Mrs. - Swain, “Wit
liam MeKie of Del Rosa, Cal., and
Robert McKle of St. Helen, Ore., and’
one sister( Miss Ny McKie of Portiand,
Ore., have heen notified of the disap-
pearance of Mrs. Swain, and it is be-
lieved one of the brothers is now -en-
ronte from the south to Jock into mat-

ters. There is antoher brother in Sask
hut his address: has not. yet been
secured. rg ‘

Late Wednesday morning of Inst
week Otto Matz, a trapper in Lakelse
Valley, reported to Cons. McKenney
that he had found a hand bag which,
he believed, belonged to Mrs. H. A.)
Swain. -
‘The bag was tying on the lower |
ateel work -of the Skeena bridge, and]
as he had not been able to reach it he]
bad asked Mr, Chas: Giggy to stay
‘there and watel tt until he could get
to town and notify the police. A
party went out at once and Andy Me-
Donald, local manager of the Swains|
Transfer, climbed down and secured
the bag which, on investigation, was
found to contain receipts and personal
accessories that identified it as having
leen Mrs, Swain’s bag

The. bag was found about fifty feet
from the town end of the Steel span

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other meeting will be held on Wednes-
day evening when the schedule of play
will Te arranged.

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WATER SUPPLY 0 K NOW

The municipal water tank seems,
now delivering the goods,

weeks there was very little rain and

supply springs. in spite of this the
tank was two thirds full when raing
started. at the week end. Municipal

eames, commnnity, sluging -aud social
iifercourse, | ' Mrs. | Crisp’ extended. an|

invitation to her guests to return in!?

abont fn month’s- time’ for *a shallar
evening, and the: young fk will all
he there.

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, Milder wenther cnme on ‘Sunday and

‘state that the daily consumption drop-
ned the level two jnches, but during
ithe night an inch and 4, half wea re-
J gained, On that. basis the tank should
rbe good to hold o. teserve supply to
wury the town over a fiva months
dry time. :
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heavy rain fell that night,'. Monday |. Miss Ethel Christy of Prince Rupert

morning the snow was all gone and a
south east wind brought rains.

is holidaying here with her
My. and Mrs. R. J. Christy.

parents

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Ladies representutive—Mazine, Hew |

Teams are being lined up: and an} .

For some |

only a small flow bas cume from the,

officials have been keeping watch and

‘land ‘have a large tract of, Jang in the

and immediately below a place where
wire fence had. been bent as though
some one had climbed over.’

Last Wednesday Matx had followed
the south bank: of the river. from Hell- |.
gate slough to o point near the bridge.
On this trip. ne had checked. alt likely
places where a. body might have come

; to the bank. On Thursday morning|:.

jcoming to town he had continued his
| seareh ond on reaching the bridge he
i started to look for any signs of a per-|:
son having climbed: oyer.. The bent
fence wires caught his eye, and lock-
ing over he saw the bag,

Au epidemic of dry wells struck the!
district this week end again, At. first |
some thought their pumps had gone!
out of order, but that proved not to be’
the trouble, The «water table had
just dropped again..The M. .H.-0O.-
might well look into this and possibly
other possible sources to ascertain the
why and the wherefore of the scarlet

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Richmond Peearson Hobson, jr. a
son of the American Admiral eho fF
sunk a Spanish ship, is going to’ start |:
cattle ranching in: B. C.’.on a large}:
seale. He has: one. or two: associates |

Coldwater region, whieh’ ‘ds. already: wW-
der development... The:-boys intend. to
Tun between 10,000 and: 12,000 head of
beef cattle, : Tha should : supply, the
Prince Rupert market, : and. perhaps
have a head or two left for Smithers,

fever epidemic every so often. te

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“Expert and speedy repairs.

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John’s Garage & Tax

Twenty-four hour service

Have your car serviced for win-
ter driving.

We specialize on cylinder honing

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Opening three weers éaiier
this year with a 15-inch snow fall
on December 2, the skl-ing season
In Quebec provinces was off to a
fying start with special Canadian
Pacific trains as well as regulars

‘“growded with enthusiasts on the

first week-end thereafter from

‘Montreal to the Laurentians. |

The Empress of Britain will
start the winter cruise season

. from New York December-29 on a

mine-day voyage to the West In-
dies and Cuba, It will carry its
own night club of Broadway en-
tertainers and a smart dance
band, The Empress of Australia,
between Januagy 7 and March 26

Will make six cruises of eight, |

“nine, ten, 16 and 18 day duration
% the West Indies, all from New
ork. .

Git of a visit home for Christ:
mas and New Year was the un- -

- usual present suggested for the

year ond by G. EB, Carter, general
, passenger agent, Canadian Pacific
’ ‘Railway, Montreal, as he explain~
ed the company’s pre-paid ticket’
plan for sending transportation to
out-of-town relatives and friends.
. ATrangement of details of such
visits is .extremely simple, Mr.
Carter said, and tickets cost no_
more despite use of telegraph in
case of emergency and the guar-
antea that the tickets wil! reach
the right person, This service is
not confined to Christmas and
Now Year but is particularly po-

MG pular at. this Beason, :

Canadian and world nkd-ing en-
’ thusiasts will have an opportu-
nity te test the Rocky Mountains’
claim of having eki facllities
-equal‘io any when the Dominion
championships ‘of the Canadian

. Amateur, Sid Assoclation are held

day; ‘evening...
while in town; being chiefly
with : matters in connection: vith: ‘the} :
disappearance. of “Mrs, Hy". AL
vara "WAS: Tocal- ‘agent. for the eonipany.|

, trom. March. 5. to. 8.on ‘the steep
“glopes. ‘of 8,275-foot. Mount Nor-

“quay, four miles“from ths Cana-"
" didi Pacific Railway ‘Btation at

Bently, «

Alex. Rix, Prince Rupert Distiict ;
manager of Imperial. Oil arnived on]:
Monday: night and stayed until: Thurs re
_Alex, had ‘a. busy time
“engaged |:

‘Swain:

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Christy’s Bakery
- Terrace, B.C.

Will ship. te any point on line

Will you try our Bread and.
Buns? |

|: ' Standing’ ‘orders shipped
regularly:

_All kinds of eake. Get our price,

Terrace Drug Store

Christmas Goods that are Different
Toilet Sets

Souveniy Articles

Perfumes
Stationery
Fancy China and Dinner Sets
Jewellery 4
Chocolates ‘Toffees
Cigars and Cigarettes cond
Christmas Cards ag

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