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THE TERRACE’ ‘NEWS, TERRACE, BE.

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nas EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 17, 1937

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TERRACE, B. c.

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TERRACE

Cigey “has just recived ‘a
.Stan, ‘Bishopric. Stam,

_owho is weit denown in. the district as‘a.

ea ase che smerengmainenin

Fa ee a

ayer (f-deateam for the Oriental mar-
kets. tells that he is still in Shanghal,

- and is seeing a lot of the Japan-China

wit. Life in the international settle-
meat his its exeitements, according to
the letter and on one occasion Stan.
had the unpleasant experience of a

‘homb dropping within 30 ft. of him.

so %

FOR MEN ONLY—How about giving
Her a Kalvor Wave Machineless
Permanent for Christmas? See
Mis. Brown, Kalum St. Terrace.

aw |
Sk ating wus in full swing at the end
of the week, The ice is in good aape
pid no SHOW ‘to bether,-
a a ‘ * a ite
Mrs. “Fred ' ‘Seott “and ‘son v anrived
home ¢ om | Monday: eventing, Ms

Clear fvosty ‘weathers, came’ at
end of, ‘he week and a lot. of ice. was

pining? "im the river.
ss

W. J. “Slim” Jordan from Terrace
peared before Magistrate. Thompson
this morning and was fived $28 for
obstructing in ‘Terrnee a police offiear
in: the performance of “Hie duty.—The |
Brening Empire, Prince Rupert.

The cage arose out of an“ incident
i few ‘weeks ago when. Jordon ‘told. a
logal J. BP. ‘and others in court’ SD G hell
with allvof you,” and marched -out<of
the’ court room, His fine carried $26
oftosts also,” ” od

.* +

The annual Armistice dance was a
gteut success. A drawing. was held
for a quilt and was won by Miss B.
Longworth who will put it in her hope
chest.

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Olof Hanson, M, P.,. was in town the
middle of last.’ week, ‘The ” member
for Skeena droye out to some of the
pole operations in the district. and
spent the rest of. the thine: ‘discussing
matters with local citizens. : oe

q out.

my a preference,

ARMISTICE SERVICES

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“The Armistice ‘Memoria!’ ‘getvice, was
held in the 1,0.0.F, hall this year with
A, White, principal of the Kitsumegal-
Inm high school in the — chair. The
wrayers were offered by Rey, A. H.
Hinchliffe. Before introducing Rev.
Adam Crisp, as speaker of the day,
Mr. White gave 4 pithy. address in
which he appealed for a realistic view ,
of world conditions and of the possi-
bility of a recurrence | of war conditions
He prophesied that in the event of an-
other clash of world forces Canadian |-
youth would respond as they had
1914-18; this to protect their individ-|
nal liberties and those of Canada and |
of the Rinpire. Rev. Adam Crisp took
the opposite stand and urged that
people look forward and rely-on such
institutions as the League of Nations!
to. protect them ‘from’ such enlamitles.
Heévsiiid’ that “withifi a few” year's ° ‘re!
turned men would be few and far be-
_| tween and. only- their children. would «
“lhe left to bear ‘the effects of war.

The service conclude? with singing
the National Anthem, :

SLAUGHTER HOUSE BURNS

A dangerous fire broke out op Fri-
day moruing when the slaughter house
owned by George Little went up in
flames. The building was situated a}
few. yards north of the lumber storage
yards of Little, Haugland & ‘Kerr,
The ‘nlarm wos sounded by the. mill
whistle ond the citizens responded
promptly, The steam pump at the
mill helped. greatly in ‘putting the fire
_ Fortunately the wind was from
Jthe east and the sparks-svere carried
way from the stacks of lumber. The
contents of the building were mostly
saved before the-fire got too hot. .Mr.
Little saved his hides. ,

For the past seven months Canada’s
customs duties have increased over
$73,000,000 as compared with last year
and the articles that were not touched
by the tarrif? agreement ‘with the
United States grew os much or: more
than did the articles. that were’ given

- unting:

. Season |

‘| eoncernéd: ‘Late in’ the’ aftetnooi ‘Dr.

‘\had been isolated,. ‘but he: had“ found

‘|might prove to be mild types of the
‘| disease, but In any case, owing to the

“| tion,

To Deal With
Scarlet Fever
4 uspect Cases

t a
- Scarlet ever’ ‘put. putin its appearance tay
in the ra ks, df the pupils of. the. Kit-

“If it grows in the woods welt
: ‘get it” -

Inte Yay Lumber
 & Supply G.

“Lumber Mannfacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts

sumgall Sehaal::on! 4 Monday.’ «One tl]. Spruee Boom Logs, Hemlock
case va (lefinitely :;igolated? dnd the Coa iling
public school wwas’:closed: for:;thé:-bal-

. TERRACE, E. c. .

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ance of ‘the. week, On Monday! ‘mbrn-
ing the ‘roll call showed 28. pupils ab-

 Phifbert Hotel

TERRACE, ‘B.C...

“Fully Modern * Blectrie: Light
Running Water.
Travellers Sample Rooms |
P. 0. Box6 —
Gordon Temple, Prop. :

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’ Telephone

sent and: Dr. S. G, Mills, M.H.O.,‘spent

most of the day checking the families

Mills told-the ‘News that no. ‘other“case

John’s Garage & Tax.

several cases
throat trouble.

of highty infectious

Some of these, he said Agents for

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infectious nature it was advisable to
hold them. in’ some masure of isola-

Discussing the possibilities of the P hone—2 Jong i 2 short
infection spreading the doctor said
there was no danger of infection be-
tween children playing together in the
open air, but a considerable danger
did exist where young folks gathered
in groups in Houses. He strongly ur-

Opening three weexs eaStisr.
this year with a 15-inch snow fall
on December 2, the ski-ing season
in Quebec province was off io &
flying start with special Canadian

‘Pacific trains as well as regulars

in| Closed for the balance of the week and

zed that all indoor activities be con-
‘fined to the lmits of family circles,
and ‘that children from other homes
should not’ be allowed | to isi heir .
friends. | viet The Empress of Britain will
: start the winter cruise: season
The Kitsumgallum school has been| from New York December 29 on a-
nine-day voyage to the West In-
dies and Cuba, It will carry its
own night club of Broadway et-
tertainers and a emart danco
band. The Empress of Australia,
‘Detween Januagy 7 and March 25
will make six cruises of eight,
ine, ten, 16 and 18 day duration
to the West Indies, all from New
York. : .

crowded with enthusiasts on the
first week-end thereafter from
Montreal to the Laurentians. |

the doctor is watching the situation
closely, As yet he has not made a de-
jciston about other activities, Sunday
schools, ete, There is a possibility of
nll such activities being put under the
\ban until the situation clears. He
jane urged the importance of report-
ing ang. phyeieal eondition ‘that was in
any way ‘suspicious. Sore throats
may not. mean scarlet fever. Then a
“sore throat may mean just that. Also
anything in the way of rashes, spots,
, ete, should not be ignored as it’ wag
} possible for a mild case to recover
iwith. little <diseomfort and yet be a
carrier to infect: at a later date num-
bers of others, Scarlet fever, even in
the mildest forms, often had ‘serious ;
effects on the organic functions of the
hody, and unless - properly treated ,
; might impair health for the bafanee |
caf one’s life. oo ; 1

itt of & visit home for Christ-
mas and New Year was the un-
usual present ‘suggested for the
year end by G. E. 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.
Arrangement of details of such
visits is extremely simple, Mr.
Carter said, and tickets cast no
more despite use of telegraph in
case of emergency and the guar-
antee that the tickets wil! reach
the right person. This service is
not confined to Christmas and
New Year but is particularly po-
pular at this season.

TY POGRAPHICAL BRRORS |

We do not need to be reminded that
errors creep into printed matter from
time to time. When one figures for
instince the number of characters
even in this column, how easy for one
to drop or a transposition made. The
following verse has been written and ~
we think jt rather interesting.

Canadian and world ski-ing en- .
nity to teat the Rocky Mountains’

equal to any when the Dominion
championships of the Canadian
Amateur Ski Association are held
from March 5 to & on the ateep
slopes of. 8,275-foot Mount Nor-
“quay, tour ‘milés ‘from the Cana-
a “eee Paeific’ Railway station. at
end, \ : . ty
y “grows “to mountain gize,:

the typographical error is a suipnery
thing and sly;

You can hunt until you are dizzy, ‘ont |
it somehow will get by..; a
Nill the forms are off the ipiesses, it
is strange how. still. 4 t koet I

on

' grabs, his. hair and growns ;;

is hands and MOAnB...

never’ sthrs or “pe rs,
That tspographigi, error, ‘too,
for h :

aS SICAL ees

You are aupporting a local industry and encouraging the ,
“Buy at Home’’: principal. : :

veo yee

ithe  Patvin ‘pyle what’ ats have and give the: = Pee ‘| |

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:‘fiusiasts’ will have an opportu- =|
‘lain, ‘of thaving ski facilities”)

The boss, ‘he stares with - -horror, ‘then

|The copy. reader ;drops. bis eed won =

When "Fequleing “LUMBER
fall building and: repairing order from
jus ns.for satisfaction and: service

Swain’s Transfer ©
Garage, Service Shop

Tracking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Taxi

Agent for
Ford Cars
~ Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

“Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake.

Get our price.

| Terrace Drug Store

Christmas Goods that are Different
Toilet Sets

Souvenir Articles

Perfumes

. Stationery
Fancy China and: Dinner Sets
Jewellery os
Chocolates § Toffees
Cigars and Cigarettes
Christmas Cards

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