THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B.

©, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

21, 1938

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comer, weather with some rain set
in towards*the end:of:the week. As
yet only a small amount of rain has
fallen, as yet, but there are hopes of

the water shortage being. overcome.
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‘Miss K. Murray of the' Prince Ru-
yert Daily News was in town over the
week end.

Pres

Mrs. Ww. Bunting displayed her ar.
listic talent this week after she got a
sick of flour from J. H. Smith,. On
the sick she found a tag with part of a
man’s face. It lacked'a nose and she
sketched it in with the result that in
due course she. aecel dd La rd of a

fine Ww ool wankel
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‘Miss Elsa Hoftman; daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hoffman, left foi: Van-
conver on Monday, and from there she
will embark. on a ship bound for Ger-
many via the Panama Canal and will
Jand at Bremen and proceed to Wie-
Mar to visit her grandparents. — *

c. L. MeEwen and T. A, MeMartin

of Smithers spent sev eral days ‘in town
. town last week. :
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Mr. and Mrs. I Finlayson wish to
announee ‘the engagement of their eld-
est daughter, Catherine, te W, H. Mar-
tin of Vaneonver, the marriage to take
place at Stewart. early in November.

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5 MAY . “C. Sparkes, Mrs..

Mrs, Ie M.. Sparkes and’ Miss ~ Rnd
Waite went to. Prince Rupert | on Sat:

W: Tider. ‘came in, from ¢ Gola Creek
this week. He. has: beén’ placer miting

~ with. considerible success ‘on the-creek
Tor some ine: * This. trip: he: brought
in specimens, of gold’ that‘ were “Very

_ rough, it having travelled not far
from the mother lode.

Y ‘Waite,

Mrs. E. M. Whitlow arrived from
Usk on Thursday and after spending
the day with her daughter, Mrs. Fred

Scott, preceeded to Prince Rupert.
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J, Nieholson of Prince’ Rupert ar-
rived on Friday from. the coast and

returned to the coast the next night.
‘ ere

Ben Agar who has been rmmming the
forestry camp cutting: trails, ete, re-
ports that a check up shows that the
new trail now reaches an elevation of
2700 ft. Most of the tough going has
been passed, the biggest canyons have

been conquered and he has hopes of|' -
making much progress before the sea-}--

son closes, The trait should be above

timber line next year, and from timber
dine to the top the going is sood. '

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Inspector Barber of the provincial

police dropped ° off the: train here on

Friday afterncon and -proceeded up

country the same night,
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Nir, and Mr. Allan Davies of Princg . 2

Rupert were in town on Friday. Mr.

Davies is, accountant of the | Prince. _

Rupert forestry office and was bere on
departmental ‘business.
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Reid L. ‘MeLenhan of Prince Rupert

was in town on. Saturday. ;

and Mrs, 'P,

ar

Mr.

wud other southern points.” |
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E. Brooks left. ‘on mae
Thursday on a holiday to Vancouver |

INJURED BY BREAKING SAW

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pert held. over here’ ‘for ‘about’ ah ‘hour
to take Archie Finter to the hospital
in Prince Rupert. He had been oper-
ating a power wood saw at the Bland
place at the north end of the Carr
road when the saw hit something speec-
ially hard.in the wood and flew ‘to
pieces. “Lwo chunks of flying’ metal
hit Archie, one in the upper part of
the right leg and the other just above
the ankle of the same leg, inflicting
two big’wounds, Bill Bland who was
working ‘with Archie escaped injury,
but a bit of the saw pierced his cap.
Mrs. Bland, who was some distance
away narrowly: escaped injury as a
big piece of the saw whizzed by her.

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A good representation of members of
Rebekah Lodge and the 1.0.0.8, at-
tended divine service in Knox United
Church on Swnday evening, Sept. 18.
Mrs, Orr, Provincial: president,:;
present and gave an informing address
on the work of the Rebekah - Lodge,
and Mrs. Floyd Frank, head of the lo-
cal lodge, introduced the speaker and
read the lesson. Musical selections
were given by the junior choir, Miss
Norma Kenney and Misses Francis and
Marie Hall taking solo parts, Mr. 8.

‘|E. Brooks. gave a fine rendering of

“The Prayer Perfect.’ The minister
spoke on “Essentials of Good Mem-
bership.”

‘The Thursday train from Prince Ru-|

3 WAS;

_ TOM 1 LEVER MISSING

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’ Word came to town on Thureday
that, ‘Tom’ Lever had disappeared the
previous night from the Poble sawmill
camp at five mile on the Kalum road,
Search was made Thursday, . Friday
and Saturday. Early Saturday even-
ing: reports came to town that noises
heard above the W. Goodwin place at
Kalum and about 20.men under Cons.
McKenney volunteered and continued
© search until about 10.80 when fog
began to shut in the valley. Parties
went ‘out again on Sunday morning,
ond on the same afternoon. The whole
district from the junction of the Kal-
unm and Skeena rivers to Deep creek
‘was combed, No trace was found of
the missing man. Jom came to the
district as a boy and has lived all his
life in the Kalum valley, at or near
the ranch of his step-father Mr, Bobler
He knew the country in minute detail
and for this reason it is thought that
an accident, has befallen him.

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"Miss: Ethel Christy who has been
holidaying here, returned to Prince
Rupert at the week end.

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Mrs. Gibson of Prince Rupert is holi-

daying here as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. MeIntosh at the Crossways.
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Harold Smith of Prince Rupert is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith. He
is an uncle of Mr. Smith.

oe part of October.
“testants: ‘and. patrons.

"Substantial Cash Prizes are offered,

- Preliminary Notice of an entertainment of GREAT
Variety provided hy Local Talent, and sponsored by
the

Terrace Branch of
‘The Canadian Legion

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

Lots of fun-for cone

“This , ‘Contest is in the nature of the programmes:
. beard over the ait in Major Bowes’ hour,, snd: iis :
open to, all persons of Terrace and District... :

Lf, An, ‘ Contestants will please enter. their names and o
“nature: of turn as soon as possible. with A. Altree,
Secretary, Canadian Legion, Terrace.

Inspector Barber met ‘an, ola. friend —

here in A. Attree and broke lead with |"

him at the noon’ hour, He. and - Alf.
were on. _the force together in pre- war
days.: ; a:
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Government Agent’ Norman A. Watt
spent a few days here tliis: week and:
his friends were glid to’sea him look-
ing so well after ‘his recent serious ill-
Teast
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Have yon paid your aapeertption rat?

“Check Your Hontin’ ‘Supplies

Send to us for all classes of ammunition

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‘Fack ‘Bulger and.,Charlie.. "
returned to. Princé. Rupert Saturday

| night after spending some days’ at, La-

kelse Lake, They had the use of: ‘the
Kenney summer home, Alex and Sid.
Hunter who were out’ with- ‘them, 1 re-

mained over for a few days. | i
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Neason on. McConnell Creék with ‘John
‘Dahl. enme out with, him. and" * “have
each, gone to, their, ‘respective
| quarters for, the . vinter. :*. :

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Jack Hanson, ‘Brie Johnisén nd Al- ven
-tved Lindstrom ‘who spent: the: past 7

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‘Will ship to eny point on line

Buns?

Standing orders. shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake.

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Get our price.

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