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A full stock of drugs, patent medicines, a atitjovery = :

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Mis, ve" sousté ‘spent the notideys mith Prince Rupert’ friends.

———sT : " “Merri‘es has: experienésed one of. ‘the

a K. GORDON'S BIG DINNER , : :

Somewhat delayed ; a .

Christmas Eve ‘dinner bachelors : (80: years or.

for * the:, oid over)...

I: K, Gordon was: host at hig annual i

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' jewellery: fancy china, elocks, watches, tobaccos, if {mitldestWwhiters tlius far ‘on - reeord. old boys look forward to this eventsas cigarettes; candy, Ganong and Leggetichocolates, Up'to the first’ of” theyeat ‘there lind thetr one evening ° out, ‘There | were ot Parker, Stieaffer and Waterman’ 8 peng, and desk: . | [Been to frost-"Tt 8énsy on the wodd | YY cnet this Yeas who gnthered : ns , | a so AI pite bit haa’ ‘on ‘the’ cer who. ‘figure on| dround the’ table (at. 7.30. The menu} oe sets. anti, i 40 ‘was extensive, but the boys, had been | '

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some whater money. by. cutting. Wood.

; “Both: Sunday Schools have been on u holiday - while’. chicken’ pox ‘bas’ ‘its little. run. among the ‘children, oa

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. “One — thing after another is: how

Mr. Gregory . feeis‘:about: his- chick- en ‘business. ‘Hirst Nagal's ‘cock phes- ant cleang ap on chis expensive pooster

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: ~ and on New. Year’s' Eve’ sneak thieves

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Terrace, B: C.

_January 9 and 10

URSDAY SATURDAY This Week

cleaned up on his whole edop, includ- ing the’ rooster. ‘This ig a matter for the police: to: investigate, A jokeis''s joke, but ‘there is a difference.

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The. teachers of the: public and

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OUR DANCIN G. DAUGHTER

after pleasant’ holidays.

“Mrs. Mills entertained Tuesday eve _|ning at. bridge. first’ prige and: Mrs, .A, QO; Herd got _ | the’ consulation. Mrs, 1 McNeill assist- ed the. hostexs,. : Sth

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high schools are all back. on the’ Jeb .

Mrs: Ardagh won the |.

‘Justice. to each: course . as. it-eame up. Blaying satisfied the, toner man the sual tonat list was Tun off with John |:

Hepburn, as toast master. During the

evening Rev. McCarthy. Joined ... the

touch of “It”’ sometimes ‘lacking wher good fellows get together. The list of guests” included” John Hepburn, . T. M. Turner, Jans, Nelson, Win, Stone, q. OW. Greham,. Hans Berg, Wun. ‘Sibbald, W.

Donald Bruce, A, Laplante, J. ‘Warne, I..D, Jones, John Price, | J., . Moore, Jas. Cameron, Ole Berg, ‘Pete Magnusson.

“THE LATE MRS. | crdey

‘Many homes were saddened Venrs Day: when. it wns learned ‘that Mrs. Chas. . Giggy of ‘Lakelse Valley had slept away in the early hours of.

‘/préparing for this day and did‘ ample|_

young’ fellows ’ and added ; just that |’

J. Goodsyin, Al. Yargeau, St. Norris, -

New |.

transportation.

(CANADIAN Nationaloffers . many luxuries and com- °

‘forts which add’ pleasure -to your trip South. iby Steamer map or East by Train. oe a bee

: Sailings from Prince Rupert to. Vancouver, thence via:

10. 99 pm.

“"s For ‘Anyox and:: Stewart,’

. Tri-City Service to. ‘Victoria and Seattle, Thutsdays.

Wednesdays: 4.00 | P. m,

Regular services to North and South Queen Charlotte ae Islands, Particulars: of aail- . |:

ings, rates, ete., on request.

Passenger trains leave Ter. a ‘race, castbound, Mondays, Joo Wednesdays ond’ Saturdays ~ :

7 ; ‘3.08 p.m.; westbound, Sun- B comedy — a oe eth ele {the morning, Although not in the ‘Gays! Tucsdays and.‘ Thurs- PE “Wun. Treston of Kalum Lake was in| best of health for the past few years| days 11.52 am.

= a Adults 50e _ Children under 14. years: 2c) town aver the week. end. ' |hér condition had not been considered

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‘News of the death of Mrs. Wn.: Nel-

son was received the end of the week by their relatives | here. : The” deceas- ed lady had recently moved: to Port

serious, The deceased had been abou late in. the aftgimoon at her- home and was in her. usual health And. spirits the - _ bereaved husband ' having no

as usual, had visited. with a neighbor .

knowledge of her passing otil lie was |

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a | GEO. LITTLE Tec BO, ck |

Simpson with hey husband. She Was For information eall or write 3

hie: §, N. tire. “district.~ ‘Being: one of, the “early | : ‘ankle Dbadly.- last Saturday. Whea: ‘she pioneers’ ‘her. home Was. open. ‘to. all: set- fell down the steps ot her home. © . ‘tlers,, and in the early daya’ her pre-{- .. . . Sense Was, o ‘necessity. at ghureh and}. re in:-the Sunday school, work here she| ,° _ . | assisted from time to time as organist soloist and teacher, Her- untiring dé}. voticn to the young children will long be remembered. Her many deeds of kindness 80 _ graciously extended , both in and Gut of the church circles. As " —— — at Iesident of the Women’s Institute| ” : to, oe ;

and other local organizations here her i Here 2 an nd. There I io

tte bth ae ne welt: known’ here, a awake. In the: morning, er sudden - Tyee gent. or LUMBER MANUF ACTURER “ Se, : ae mes demise has cast: a gloom - ‘over ‘the.en!| 0). :: F. MeNAUGHTON; DPA ras ae Kirkaldy : ‘sprained. ‘hee

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Prices subject to change without notice

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Orders filled at short notice,

‘Mil running continuously,

Prices of Moulding, ste, on application ability to do things worth while. pro- ,

claimed her a valuable citizen, lid- ne est daughter of Rey. and Mrs. Chas.| (673) PARLE NEATH IID hs as pais Campbell, Presbyterian minister at A \rstieh Columbia creamery has:

recentiy besi awarded .a;: contract. J by & Hong Kong, firm of provisiis » Merchants - for the shipment of. 8; ‘” boxes ‘of, butter : ber, emonth, < the past. aight years” ‘shipments * British. Columbia < ‘butter “have “been: " made.to Japan‘and it hag’ sold’at, premium “in the: market ( “county... Ay

Longmont and Boulder, Col,, she was|.; born July 9, 1870; was educated in Boulder and ‘Denver, Gol.. 'Hers. mar |’ riage to Chas, ‘Gigey took’ place Jn her home town.in, 1903, They moved, ty]: Bellinghain, Wash., © Where: they. re- mained for five years. ‘efor coming | ‘Ito Collison Bay, B, On Sept. 1908, The (following your they moved: to. Ritse- - “}las, coming. to’ KitsuniKalum’.

| Real Estate and insurance

Iti is advisable to protect y vosr life and property. are agenis for. _ Sovereign Lite: Assurance Co. wT Atlas Fire Insurance ‘Co, ‘:, Ue ie eee, LS British American: Fire. Insurance. Co, card Phoenix Fire Insurance Co, ©» : mae Liverpool, London & Globe Fire Insuranes Co,

‘With the. ‘formal opening’ af! the 100°.room ‘Com wallis - ‘Inn. “OR FLY: ' December -at, Keitville, .N-S., +

| Scottish Canadian Fire Insurance Cov). % iy 6.0 2910, anct*bulle’ a’ home ‘on Pork in| ‘chain of a sete, edad ca Automobile Insurance . he te te now used. aa the United ‘Ohureh par-| :postatrias trem ake Ablantic tothe.

1% TAKES STRONG FINGERS © [sorage.” 12° 1911 “they “took” ‘up’ per- . Pacific. A’ ‘grand’ gala ‘banquet.

“at Inw against toate ig “Ot course,” there” ta” a “ltd ay ey i serious © offense: to send* threatening the - ; 7 letters, -Have you: any... Idea Who's] ot doing. ii.) .. . : : vee i ‘Sure, The “Woda: + Praeitice Go?

before: the Ught. flastied: for” the:

‘opeting ‘of the’ Canadian: National: |

"Railways’ , Alb Canada”: Symphony

{ Hour. an .Greenwood'.had*: lomente: for. a: chat... “Xt

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* p - 11a: Board Somebody has to play the string {manent’ residence. here, with the’. ex sponsored. by! the Kentv’ . K. T. Kenney Limited aneee ’-bags In the Symphony. “How does ception of 18 Anonths spent at her’ old |" of Trade at Which nearly three bun. : ak oe, wo ot adel. be get that way?” Is tisually the lpowe’ in Colorado, ‘hag resided here | ged Bucets: Nove Seotle an rie ere TERRACE ees { layman's taind ‘gs ‘ne watghes! the _.|gontinmonsily, * | *‘Ball, vice-president ‘of. the Com 4.0 - ~ . ee ee Ali sturdy arm bowing’ away -and.- She leaves’ tH mourn: her “088 her’ pany marked the opening | of the: ie con listens . to ithe BOnOYOUS iibratlon” husband. Chas, “AL ‘Giggy, one step son, | 2¢W-$500,000 hotel. are . ‘Jfof the strings, Somebody asked EH. M. Giggy, two"sisters Mrs, Lida ; or ‘ ‘ . : a , ’ Herman” “Trette, of. ‘Wembley : . I've been | getting. threatening ives, ‘the fivat time, 1 saw you, L pie ono date in tho Rope Jamia, “Bomlder, “and Mrs, Colnic | atta, for the yecond:time tok tea: letters ‘through. the ‘mail: Tsw't there 00, had fo smile”. i Symphony -orchestra, , It- was. just.’ 2 Ys “and. tltlé of “Wheat’ ‘King of: 1930" when

‘She waa awarded ‘top ‘honors ‘at th “In ternation ‘ ck.

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