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THE TERRACE NEWS, . TERRACE B. ©,

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

14, 1938 |

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RANI IA AIIM HII IIE EAI HIN ILI IIR IN III

Ladies Wear:

Our stock is new and up-to-tee-minute. Wide

selections. =,

MEN: * pox’i'n

Leckie Boots and Shoes.

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Pride of the West SWEATERS.

KIRSEY SHIRTS DAOUOST LALONDE and -

7 Special on Firthe Bros., Suits.
Ten per cent off on orders up to August 15th

J. H. SMITH

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TERRACE

TERRACE

The United’ Church manse wag the
setting on Saturday evening, Sept. 16,
for the marriage of’ Charlotte Helen
Daluks Nelson, ‘daughter of Mr. and
the late Mrs; Nelson of Terrace and
Charles Frederick Richmond, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Richmond,
also of ‘Terrace. Miss: Sarah Rich-
mond, attended the bride and John
Matthews acted’ 25 groomsman. The
newly inarried couple will reside in
Terrtce,

Whe ‘Terrace Rod & Gun Club held

Inceting on” Tuesday night when A. EL. |

White introduced the matter: of a re-
volver club, and the secretary’ promis-
ed to write: the’ ‘pe
ascertain, what,
say hefore starting ° a club, It was -

decided to hold a dance in October to

riive some funds,  Mlegat. hunting was
up for an alzing.'’ Grotise and’ ducks
ave being hunted. * ‘The ‘members and:
with the officers ave seeking. cases |
tu prosecute, and the inembers mean’
business,

oe OF
Misses) Jessie -Nash and. Janet
Young went te Rupert on Tuesday.
ee

Miss Ethel Christy of Prince Ru-

so

Pabli¢ Works Engineer Cunliffe was

iu the district the past week.
Lal * * :

Ine Ae Butz cer, Sid Hunter, “Alex, Fun
ter and Pete Balagno came in from the
coast on Wednesday, . - During Thurs!
diy: morning » they ‘made plang-for o
ho! iday. nt Lakelse; and: that} after-
BST, <enney’ 8 sum-
iner cottage where. thes will he for a
ten day's: stay. » Ther ok- a” ‘flock of
fishing rods with:them, and., bought 85e
worth of meat, ivhich,’ they’ said, was
They also, had”

Jand put it in shape for the winter,

j her daughters, Mrs, Jack Sparkes, jr,
d
¥ an

wuthoritles toj" “yy, Re Ttieknail ‘of “Vancoiire rer” was
ail "steps: were meces-

. to do before. getting ready for the fall

Rad MeRae & Co, cleaned ont the
municipal water tank during the week

Rod discovered a grass snake coiled
up on top of the screen. He rounded
the reptile np and got it into 9 bottle.
When he returned to town he located
a fellow suffering from “sunstroke”
and Rod released the snake close to
the feet of “Sunstroke’, “Sunstroke”
claims that’s the first time he ever

saw ’em—that is real plain like that.
am

Mrs. Chas. A. Waite of. Ribstone,
Alta. arrived Saturday to visit with

Miss Iinid Waite. ..
eae
3. B. Barbour of Wilmer, B.C., was

‘in town over the week end,
se

in “town” on Saturday.

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The public. works department has
made arrangements for a substantial
part of the work on the. new Kitseg-
,Rekla bridge to be done this fall.. The
bile driver has been shipped and a
crew of men from the locality will be
put on the job, ‘With the piles down
this tail and the concrete abutments

built this fall ne spring freshet can|::

held the bridge work. up in the spring.
* " *

Osear Olander and Paul Brodin of
Itosswood spent the week end in town.
They: hnve just finished a ‘contract. pf
skidding poles to the east side of Kal-
mn Lake. They have some trail work

tripping,
ek :

A food congregation assembled tn
Knox United Church.on Sunday even-
ing to enjoy the Harvest Festival ser-
vice, A special program of music was
rendered by the junior choir,” Dona-
tions of fruit, veeetables and flowers
were provided by the members of the
congregation, aud those were tastefully
erranged by the ludies of the church.

“Check. Your. Huntin’ ‘Supplies ©

_ Send to us for all classes of ammunition —

How About Your

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Thousands paid -

‘Home: We Mis.’ 0." "Solbrecken on Tues.
day fternddni' in honor of Miss, ‘Char.

To Government

‘Deputy: Provincial Assessor E. 0,
Aves arrived from the coast on Wed-
neday in preparation for the tax sale
on Friday afternoon. He had a busy
time before the sale started receiving.
many of the Property owners in his
room at the’ Philbert Hotel, Those
whose land’ was listed for sale had a
change of heart, at least a lot of them,
about dropping their holdings, and dug
deep into the old sock and under the
cub beard ‘floor and got together: some
funds to liquidate their land before
the auction sale. The result was that
by the time the sale stared several
thouands of dollars had been paid in.
The sale was one that had long been

For that reason some of the parcels

ete., brought: the knock down prices to
a high level .One-land owner had a
close shave, arriving at the sale just
two minutes before it started. The sale
itsel€ was rather quiet with most of
the land reverting to the crown, while
a few. interested parties really did bid
on some of the lots, Fourteen parcels
in all, were bid in. These ranged all
the way from-Kalum Lake to Lakelse
Lake, farm lands and outside pre-emp-
tions. It is-understood that. the next
Will bring payments. still closer te
date, nnd.that properties.in arrears of
tuxes for 1936 will be inclded.

deferred by the provinéial government. |.

carried taxes away back to 1980, and |
thetaxes, interest, advertising charges, |

‘| lotte Nelson whose marriage to Chas.

Richmond is reported in this issue.

The room was artistically decorated

. With pink and white flowers and with
; The gifts were presented |

‘strenmers.
in..a .tastefully decorated box. Mrs.

Richmond and Mrs. Cramer. Included
among those present were “Mesdames
Nash, C,. Haugland, Finlayson, WW.
Little, Neuhaueser, Cramer, Carter,
McCaron, Hill, J. H.. Smith, Nelson
nud Misses § Richmond and D. Hill.
**k

J, E, Barbour looked over mining
properties at Usk and in this district.
On Monday he went with W. A, Kirk-
patrick to Thornhill mounttain pro-
perties, .

Have you onid your savseription yet?

the -

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part of October.
testants and patrons,

This “Contest fs in the

Terrace Branch of
The Canadian Legion cots

Preliminary Notice of an entertainment of GREAT
Variety. provided by Local’ Talent, and sponsored by

‘ The “Amateur Night will take place during the latter
Details later.

Lots of fun for can-

nature of the programmes

heard over the air in Major Bowes’ hour. and is
open to all persons of Terrace and District.

Ail Contéstanis will please enter their names and
mature of turn as soon as possible with A. Aitree,
Secretary, Canadian Legion, Torrace.

‘Substantial Cash Prizees are offered.

Ww

The season for ‘political pubHe meet-
ings is due to open here on Sept. 24.
Rey. W. Irvine is due to spak then
on behalf of the C.C.F. The speakr ‘is
un, ex-MLP. and bas had wide experl-
ence. in Alberta: and ranked as a good
debater * in ‘the. -House. His address
should be an interesting one, not only
to C.C.F. member bunt to others, who
like, to: hear all sides of yublie ‘ques-

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A delightéul shower was held at the

The people of Caecho-Slavokin' call-
ed the bulff of the German Sudeten
the first of the week and ignored the

demand to with-call the martial law |

order. It’s now up to Hitler to shoot
or get off the perch,
ene

me German syndicate with head quar-
ters in Berlin have offered to build. a
pipe line from the Alberta ofl fields to
Vancouver at a-cost of $16,000,000 and
take payment in oll. The’ oil associa
tion replied that nothing: could. be done
about it until the matter had, been re
ferred to the Canadian aud _ British
authorities.

PICO xe CANIS

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‘Buy at. Home’’ principal,

“You use these columns?

“help sell your Produce,

- Vancouver printers will not hep build yout town’ ‘and conimanity nor 7

HII IC A IONIAN AIH ICNI RAINE IIERICIEND

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“i eLOCAL, NEWSPAPER!

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Tell the buving, public’ what you. have. and. give: ‘the. pree,’

-OMINECA HERALD AND TERRACE NEWS |
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Solbeckep, was assisted by Miss 0. |,

Phitbert Hote!

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Ekctric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. 0. Box 5° Telephone

Gordon Teniple, Prop.

Se
or

“If it grows in the woods we'll
get it”

Intet-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co.

CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
Piling

TERRACE, B. (€,

| 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. .

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TERRACE, B.C.

1 Shool Opening:

Get your Supplies Early at

Riley’s Drug Store.

Little, Haugland
and Kerr |

LUMBER. MAN UFACTURERS

TERRACE, B.C.

Rough and Dressed Lumber
Shingles and Mouldings

, Agents for
International Trucks
Firestone ‘Tires

‘ Phileco Radios
Willard Batteries -

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. Fred N aah

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