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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LOUIS MARTIN, DECEASED

Late of The Philbert Hotel, Terrace
In the Province of British Columbia,

‘Natice is Hereby Given that all Per
sons hiving claims sgainst the Estate
of Louis Martin, deceased, above men-
timed, who died on or about April 26,

y 1938, are required to send particulars
of their respective claims, duly veri-
fied, to Olof T. Sundal, executor of the
r said Estate, at Terrace, B. C., on ur
a lwfore the Ist day of Jannary, 1984,
ifter whith date the estate of the de-
veased will be distributed among the
persons entitled thereto, having regard

only to the claims due notice of which

have then been recelved.
Olof T. Sundal
Executor of the Estate

\ Lonis Martin

Dated the 20th day of November,
A. D., 1988 ,

Terrace, B. C. fil-2

Terrace Notes

Montay morning broke with the
theremometer registering only - four
ubove zero-and a strong north wind
blowing. At noon the snow started
uudby stndown a buzzard was raging.

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It was necessury to get the snow
Moughs .out. this week: both; for. the
Kalam road and the town streets.

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Try our famous sausage ‘to
your turkey with—Jas. Riehmo

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‘Next Sundiy Rev.’ Me: Burehiit' win |
conduct a regular service nt. SE Mate- |

hews church ‘at 11am, In the éven-

ing a special coral service will.be ren-

dered and on Christmas morning at 11

Aelock a Christims servicewvitl be held,
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.| house,

_ According’ to investigators: the fire
that the destroye@ the home of S.. W.
Dobbie originated inthe top of the
It-was not detected until‘ the
flames broke through to the. first. floor
from, the upstairs. By that time the
upper floor-and part of the. roof was all
in flames. It was soon apparent that
there was ho hope for the building and
all efforts were directed to the contents
and while a lot of things were taken
out the intense heat scorched them to
such an extent that they. were badly
damaged. The house was one of the
oldest in the district having been: built
in 3180S with cedar logs cut down to
eight inches thick, chinked with oakum

were laid shingles whilé the inside was
shiplapped and then covered with bea-
yer board. ‘The loss partly. covered. by

tusurance, — ~ .
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Letinee. Celery, Sprouts, Cauliflower
and Cucumbers at das, Richmond Ltd.
“* *
Ales, W, Hoxwell of Doricea spent a
day ov two town last week,
** * *
Frank Lockwood of Prince Rupert
spent a few days in the district on
business, :
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The village commissioners have com-
pleted the work of gravelling the saw
dust fill north of the Philbert FHetel.
: “ne .
Matt Allard and T, Eckmon were in
from Beaver river this week and report
trapping moderately. good but a lot of
the enimnls were driven out by the

‘high water. — :

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Capt. J. Willman of Usk was in town
Inst week in connection with mining
business.
. * * *

Born—To Mr, and Mrs. R. Munger
on December 18, & son. ,

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The 1.0.0.F, Christmas tree was held

last Thursday night.
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Order. your Christmas turkey early
and remember we prepare all birds
ready for the oven, Free of Charge—
Jas, Richmond Ltd.
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Skating was very good on the Horse-
shoe the early part of the week end

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quite a number of parties were put on
Bnt seven iuches of snow put a stop te
all that sport. oo
* |« * ;
Rey, Mr. Burchell visited Usk on
riduy list and held a service there
that evening and returned to Terrace
on Saturday morning .
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Mr. and Mrs, 1. Willman drave to
Terrace from Usk. They report a num

‘ber of washouts on the highway.
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Green,
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Miss Monro of Remo and the resid-
dents of tint district are putting on 2
Christmas concert in Iemo sehool on
Thursday evening, and on Friday Miss
Munro will come to Terrnce for the
holiday season,  , a

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Mr. I. Murray of the Columbia Pow-
ey Company. spent the week end in the
village ‘looking over’ the power situation
On- Monday evening He:met the council
of ‘the ‘Taérmien ‘aid ‘District Board of
Tiade: tadisenss: the possibility. of his

lage. ? Whit, tf any, declsion.wag ar-
‘vived at was not elven: out for publica-
thom oee ae

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i Pred: Mistcand. J, “Duran, are expect-

“ed. honje.: ftom, Anpox this week to

atuft [spend the holidays -with thelr famifites.
“Ltd.

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” Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burnett are ex-
‘pend Christmas ‘in Terrace.
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‘pected to
oe rn

“J. Osbome sis acting, aa-agen at the
Focal depot pending the appointment of

a permanent: agent.
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Wave you pala your subseription yet

and chinks cemented. On the outside| -

original competition ‘this ‘year has’

PE

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___; Model A Ford Tudor

good tires, chains and good tool equipment.

The car may be inspected and tried out by applying to C.
H, Sawie, New Hazelton. Prices and terms on applica-

This car is in good mechanical condition, has new battery,

| THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, i933. . NO 2
DOBBIE FIRE-INVESTIGATED. )} PEDET _ ~. %

tion.
S. KE. Parker Limited
_ FORD DEALER
Prince Rupert, B,C. ~
he most beautiful minpte ‘leat: i: * : - «fe
prize winner it. the nation- | a : ‘ :

wide competition conducted by the.
Canadian Pacific Railway, . was
submitted by Mrs, C. McConnell,
Fredericton R. No. 3, York Coun- ”
ty, New Brunswick, Tt has a flare
of nuiunm coloring ranging from
light yellow to deep blood red, 201
its perfect symmetry and form-
won it distinction in competition
with 10,000 other beautiful icaves,
submitted by enthusiastic Cana- : Were Eee ;
dians from Coast-to Coast. The . |. By ces: i RNS 7
leaf, a thing of sheer beauty, was SS eS as Rees if

ny

selected by such outstanding
artists as C. W.-Simpson, R.C.A.,
R. W. Pilot, RCA, and James
Crockert, ran

In the largest ‘leaf phase of the
competition, six-year-old Bobby
Hume, of Revelstoke, B.C.,; made
au astonishing win .with ao leat
showing an area: of 222. square
inches. ce

The success which. greeted the

encouraged Canadian’ Pacific affi-
clals-to plan for another compe- .
tition on a larger-and more com:
prehensive scale next fall. _

Thov Bjornsen is a guest of Frank,

compiiy supplying Juice; for the vil- |

- “Royal Scot” in Rugged Setting .

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Scottish flyer accomplished the
Rockies crossing without benefit
of “pusher” power and entirely
under her ‘own steam, thus wrif-
ing another achievement, into the
recoéd ‘of her Canadiah and. Am-.
' erican ‘tour.. The’ rugged’ nature |...0. ay,
lan Rockies over the seente main |of the mountains along the GPR. formed omeern ¢ anaitian cites.
line of the Canddian Pacific Rail-|line near North Bend, with the|chee:. and examine the rates
way.’ 'The London, Midland &|Fraser River rushing throuzh ils jdvoc wo: Mother land, veer

P witing her way along the
tumbling Fraser canyon over
Toaring trestles and through
cavernous tunnels, the “Royal
- Scot” ig.shown here as she ap-
- Proached North Bend, B.C., at the
start of her crossing of the Cana-.

rocky caverns to the Pacific, ..
shows the kind of country this” ~
famous British train conquered on
her history-making trip over the -.
Canadian Pacific. - . oa

Canadians continued to givé the
Royal Scot a. warm-hearted ‘wel-

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