. t

aod

}
ae

i

{

Bye te oat wed

THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE, B.

C, NESDAYWED FEBRUARY 10, 1937

When purchasing
LUMBER SHINGLES and MOULD
INGS

Ne sure that you get a standard grade

, , “0

For Best Results Buy From |

i Little, Haugland &
> Kerr

Luniber Manufacturers
TERRACE, B.C.

Quite a number of flu patients have
heen reeciying attention from their
loved ones and some. have had the flu
whose loved ones are quite few and
far between, but they needed care,
number of patients have not. taken or
would not recelve, the care required
and they do not-get around-so soon.
Our own, reporter was among the sut-
He. first had to nurse theother

ferers.
members of
fed the cat,

decided he- would rather have the flu.

Now he eis

‘tof his first

TT. he cold spell Snuday.. evening and it
4 will not. be long before the local writer

‘ naturalist, plumber, coroner, account-.
jaunt, and what have, will, be around to
ste ‘how the other half of the. people
‘are living. ,

‘TERRACE

The newly indériied ladies and their’

friends were. eniertained by the Knox
United Ladies ‘Guild in the Manse. on
Mridiy afternoon,’ with Mrs. BE. J.
Moare presiding,“ Hostesses ‘were Mrs,
BE. 'T. “Kenney. Mrs. Robt. Christy, and
Mrs. A. Hewson,
im} wa taken by Mrs. J. McLaren who
read the 23rd Psalm in tht oll’ Scots
version, Contests and games were
previded: and enjoyed by" all, . after.
(er was served to concinde’ i pleasaaet
afernoon,

aw

babhy Henwoort is visiting with’ his

mother, Mrs. i “Carr, for 3 a, few days:
£ es eR

Dr Stante:
pert receiving waddical attention,
‘ a a

Mrs. Ballinger. of Prince Rupert. ‘is
sponding awhile with her. qurents, Mr
wend Afys, Havsenehiid, .

Weed denier ave heen 1 busy, for Ale

‘netial, NS, Soon

us the coll snaji I
able looking pilés' Bee: 11..t0: grow less

“and less and there wis ‘Ri ‘general rn
to the merchants for more wood. ~
yom esses the boys had to saw. anti

, far tet: the aight to keep the home
fives hurning. Tts the same old story

/ "By gosh. 1 bet T won't wet canght
Ike this next year’

+,
eas :

Sthodiker problem mate’ the brass
itty seratch their heads this year and
aso roh their hands. Along with the
“cold snap were high winds -that«pilled
nu the snow in. the, most ‘unexpected
aT most undesirable places. .: While
the department of public. works. has
utwe snow plows here thege, ‘have'.to
keep open all the country. “yonds. be-
vidos attending to the needs, of the dige
trict and village streets At times the
vis'ts of the lows did not seem to

on havmonize with the. times the people |

wanted wood delivered. There is it
lot af room far, co-operation right ‘in|
that matter. .Of snow plow ing and .or-
dering waod. “It would save a lot of
hnud shevelling and cold fingers,
a

It is understood that 2. new pole pro-
ject of major importance will be open-
ed up shortly. While full details are
not avaihuble as yet. it is.said that: the
Jiles will he taken from around, ‘Kalnm

(fo oLake and brought down ,to near, the

‘The devotional per-.

many: formid- |.- :

| tions,
find to lecture on the
many thousands of our people

the ground

fraven ero

ated

und the diss
information
headway. in,
last, the’ U.

| the results of: cm “great. straw vote talx-
: vil on the’ subject’ -by one of the largest
per fodicals—and it. was found that ov-

T% wer
the pubis ;

within’ .

Rr.

been long. n

fouud in

a. woman’ 5

you wish to
solrtely

cents extra,

“| Dr, Fry’s Compound in the near tuture

if not now,

sold-in drug

miilway by the water route. .

The village commissioners began to
run into trouble towards the end of
last weck ‘when the frost got down in

the water pipes that might have been
buried a Hittle deeper in the days when
they were laid. Digging for. pipes in

and a number of fires had to be built
to start: the ee out process.

‘Dick Evans. went to Prince Ttupert
on Tuesday
pital treatment.

FAM TY: LIMITATIONS

I. pxobability, we shali see
a. short period the dream of
Margaret” Sanger and Dr.
Dyfully realized. They., have both advo-
cuted giving the pedple full informa-
tion claiming such ‘enlightenment of
the public would effectively reduce the
fatalities attributable :to illegal opera-
Fay bas always been very

Componnd—in fact it may always he
the homes. where there is
concern, over retaining the health. and
beauty.” "ot - the better half.
Prof the month,.. which so. ensily murs

wold, is “eliminated by the keep-
ing of Dr," ‘Bay's: ‘Compound on hand,

a it cis absolutely.’ ‘gate to tike
and most certain in its expectel re-
sults; and the cost is negligible.

sure, Kend by. airmail five
dollars to the Fay Company, 387
Building, Vancouver, B.0. Airmail 25

est to cut this ad out at once. Refer
it to. some needy friend. State _
when ordering. Not sent C.0.D. Not] 7
on “Faiity Limitations’: 25¢ the copy. | %
A very. reniorkable: work,

A

the. family, ilk the goat.

way, to recovery,

-Last week* end -Ed; Sweet had. his
right eye removed at the Hazelton
Hospital and he is now well on the
Hig, eye was injured
List fall:by a. nail which he. was driv-
ing flew: back,and bit him. He is. at
present feeling fine and looking for-
ward to ‘the spring when he can get
the horses on the plow again.

exercise the dog, etc, but:

in doubt as to the ‘Wisdom

‘choice,
“ti? * @

at ey

ne HO

e

enough .to.freeze some ‘of.

nd is not the ,easiest job,

where he will: receive hos-’

eminatton. of sane and safe

thereupon. is gaining great
Hie. U8, In November,
S. publications announced

€, wb fayer ot: enlightening

: Eva Fay

subject—and
nave
cquainted with: Dr. Way's

The worry

face:-and makes her pre-

if
avoid worryitg and be ab-

Way

You may be in need of

spleen on me.
mannerless, clad.

he said) at ‘last
‘that may be of value”

her

intrigued her

Coutnued from Page 2

Ellen Got Her Man

made any difference. If he and my
father’ hive disagreed over somiéthing
it is no reason why he should vent his
‘J never saw .such a
And as far as tell-
ing him-I was someone else besides my
true self—Iwouldn’t think of. it. -
Tl admit it looks like my last chance
to get north, but I won't lie, even for
that.”

-

Pat sneked on. his malodorous, black

briar for a time in silence

“Lets get our heads. together, lass,”

“T have a wee idea

At first. Hlen shook her head in flat

denial as Pat unfolded his scheme to
But the more she thought it over
the more the wild daring of the thing
In addition, when she
had told Pat, on arriving at ‘Athabasca
Landing, that it was Imperative that
she go-north immediately to ‘jolh her |:
father, she had meant every word of
it Old Angus. Mackay was a proud
and haughty man aud, knowing him as
she did. Ellen knew that only the dir-
est necessity could Have caused him to
write as he had in the letter. she had.
received from him on the day she had

de! | time .with someone,

yand John Benham.

eradudted'-fronr college Her father
neded her. Just why she could only
guess at. But he necded her, and the
blood of the Macknys had always been
thick and elanish. And that was why
Ellen. put aside her own feelings in the
matter and. finally agreed. _to . Pat's
plan

“Tl do it,”- she said thoughtfally,

“Pil dd it—ff you can make the Oz

rangements as you suggest.”

- There was. little in the way of pack:
ing for Ellen to do. During her years
at college: she. had ‘not forgotten that
the north eountry was a country of
essentials, not frills A suitease and a
amall trunk was all the baggage she
had brought, and if it became neces-

,S5ary, she was ready to discard the

trunk. So she soon had things in shape
then setretched out for a Httle rest on

the blankets of ber bunk.

At first the tumult of- her thoughts
male even a hint of sleep impossible.
She heard old Pat clumping about in
the store, and after a bit’ came’ the
Tumble of his voice as he talked for 2
Etlen’s thoughts
soon came back to John Benham. Her
mind was made up to the thought that
she (lisliked him’ thoroughly. But
when she endeavored to isolate the

reason for this she failed to get very!

far In spite of the unreasonable ran-
cour she felt, she had to admit, in all
fairness, that her charge of rudeness
on his part.was not correct, She had
usked him a question and he had given
her n straightforward answer.. That
it, had not been the answer she had de-
sired and expected did not constitute
rudeness. His words and manner had
been respectful, but none the less adam
ant. And it was this latter fact, tho-
ugh Fillen hardly realized it, which
had aroused ber. +1.

A mnasterful man. ‘Ugh! How she
loathed masterful-men. With a little
throb of consternation she remembered
that simply by glancing at her he had
shattered her self-aplomb in ‘a most
disturbing manner.

And so John Benham and her father
were at loggerheads. Very well, if
Angus Mackay hated this free-trader

then Angus Mackay’s daughter would }
She settled this fact in|;

hate him also,
her mind with a clack of her little
white teeth. She felt that she could
trust her father’s Judgment in such a
matter. She wondered again just
what the issue was between her father
She mused over
this th doze and soon fell asleep.

Tt was dark when she awoke. Pat
Me@latehney was shaking her gently
by the shoulder.

“Come Jass,” the old fellow murmur.
ed. “Pierre Buschard is here. He
would talk with you"

Ellen ‘followed Pat into the store
now dimly llt by the yellow beams of a
lamp. As Ellen entered the stranger
tugged off his-red woollen cap: and
stood twisting it between two great
piws.

4
—

CONTINUED NEXT WEEE

It will: be to your. inter-

=
age

atores. Dr. Pay'’s booklet

‘Now is the time to check’ up on nk
your Fire and Life Insurance. en

Pog ya toate

KENNEY,

* Call and see us

IE : T Kenney y-

. : Real Estate and | Insurance ce -

bea ad wed

‘eer lease records from one Mining. Division to another, the. nd ple

._ ed owners of elaims and leases should enquire at tho office of tha. i)
. Mining Recorder as to Whether thelr. Properties have been, affected. a

~ hy the * hempdy eh hanges.; vyts
For authoritative: information regard-
ating. ‘the : nin industry, ‘of. this’. Pro:

boost,

eS ANE

-- Phifbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

f . Fully Modern Electric Light .
Running Water - j
Travellera Sample Rooms

P. 0. Box 5 Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop.
Fe . Lo. . a

&

Hf

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Taxi - Trucking Delivery

Goal and Wood =

aon for.

| Ford Cars

_ Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash.

B. C. Land Surveyor

TERRACE, B.C. *

‘Christy’s Bakery
‘Terrace, B.C.
Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. . Get our price.

“

Terrace Drag store

&

For Coughs
_ a ; and ots

MELO-REX : couGH SURF
Stag ‘aad | wep
eer oo siren on