"TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933

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‘Phitbert Hotel.
‘TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern | Bleetric Light
Running Water '
Travellers Sample Rooms

‘P.O. Box B:
G. Temple,. Mgr. -

“Telephone

| Terrace Mill Stock of
~Lumber

Rough Lumber No. 2 -Shiplar

Sis’ common dimension and No. 1 Ship-
lap Sh

Not Fiitsh, Siding, Flooring,: ¥-Joint
Ete. ,
Shingles - :

PRICES | aN APPLICATION.

Mouldings, . tn

Ge0. Littl Tertac, B.C,

SWAIN’S

“Transfer and T axi Service

We meet all trains

‘Special Rate to: Lakelse |
if ‘Lake. Sunday. Special .

Terrace, B.C.

Terrace. Notes

Ars, VY. Soucie returned from a trip
to Vancouver on Wednesday. While
in Prince Rupert she called on Air. and
ADs, Norman Aoorelouse.

ae oe

Misses Chara and Dovothy Little en-
_ tertiined ‘thei? friends to a Hallowe'en

"party om Tuesday evening
. ie a

AW. Oliver is ‘making good us ‘eof his
slack time by building a hone for Jim: |

self and family, and it will be OIE | table was covered with'a cloth of hand |”
mide lace, veutred with the wedding ;

home when he is ‘finished.

oC. Turnér af Vinconver, Grand! ‘cake and banked with

DELAYED BY BIG SNOW STORM:

‘ - Lhe big snow storm caught a-num-
ber of Rosswood people and, caused ‘a
delay in their plans. Ed. France, J.
Couture, Alf. Egan and Miss Allard
came down from thé lower-end’ of Kal-
um Lake on Tuesday and found two
feet’ of snow,- making it impossible to

‘get through to town. with the truck.

On Wednesday niorning an effort -was
made froin Rosswoeod to seenre the ser-
vices of the public works snow plow,
but it was not ready for operations,
and the loenl roads needed | plowing
badly, if was not possible to send the
plow out.. ‘The party returned to. Ross-
wood and on Friday John Lips, witha
team and sleigh left town, reaching the
ake lnte that night. The next morn-
ine everyone started out with the team
‘brenking trail, and reached town that
afternoon, Alf. Egan is deputy ‘re-
turning officer for that district and he
was wondering Low he would manage
to get hin ballot box and supplies out
it time, but where there is.a will there

4s a way and Alf. had the will.

Wedding Bells
Moovehouse-Kirkpatriei .

Contributed

Kuex United Church, Terrace, B.0.,
was the scene of a lovely autumn wed-
ding on Thursday, “Oetober 19 at 8
o'clock, when Mildred Grace, only dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kivkpat-
rick, and Norman, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J.-Mvorehouse of Prince
Rupert were  nited in marriage by
Rer. W. BR. Welch. The bride entered.
the church on the arm of her father to
the strains of Longrins Wedding March

tendered by Mrs. A. Young who presid-

led nt the organ.

For her niurrlage ‘Miss’ Kirkpatrick
chose a gown of ivory satin and silk
laee,"and wore a veil of silk net ond
wreath of orange blossoms. The bride
carried a bonquet of sweetpeas, roses
und maidenbair fern: The chureh was
heautiful with decorations of autumn

foliage und pink and white siweetpeas ;.

the decorating being done by members
of the I Ladies Guild of the church.

Yhe veremony took place under an
wreb of sweet alyssum, uti follage’

and pink sweetpeas.

During the signing of the reister
Mesdames A. Mimvo and TL. L. MeKen-
vey sank “Oh, Perfect Love”

Pollowing the ceremony a reception.

was held at the home of the bride’s
parents on Kalum Street. The re-
ception room was beautiful w ith a pro-

fusion af autnnil foliage, cnrnations |.

snd piuk white sweefl)Cns, The bride's

white — tulle.

Wrrden of the LOR, paid an offi! yiy.cés Dovuthy Frank and “Margaret

clad visit te Terrace this

week. ° ON; Metaven ieted as servituers,

Daring

Wednesday evening a special meeting* ‘the reception Rev. -W. Rt, Welch pro-

of Lakelse Lodge was held and follow- | posed the toust “he Bride and this |

ing the business of the session a social | happily responded to be the bride-

time’ Was, enjoy in which Rebekah

Tavlge joined.
ee

Hnve you paid your subseription vet

_ GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT’

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Notice of Application for ‘the Trans: ’

fer of Beer License

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Notice is hereby given that on the
-Ist day of December next, the wnder-
signed, intends to apply to the Liquor
Control Board for the transfer of a;
license in_ respect of‘ premises being
part of the bullding known a4 “The

Philbert Hotel’ situated at Terrace in},

the Province’ of British. Columbia, uy-
on lands deseribed as Lots 1 and 2,
Block 11. Plan 972, District Lot 360,
Range 5, Coast District, Prince Rupert
Tand Registration District, in the Pro-
vince of British Columbia, for the
‘anle of ‘beer by the-glass, or by the un-

opened’ bottle for eonsumption. on the

premises. | |”
Dated this 11th day of October, : '

A Da 1033 .

“Gordon ‘Temple, 4
Apnlt ennt

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ecessories to match,

groom.
The bride for her going away en-

; semble vhose brown-silk crepe trimmed

with white, aud a brown broadcloth
cont with trimunngs of murmink, with
The happy cou-
ple left on the evening train for their
hume in Prince Rupert umidst a show-
er of good wishes, confetti and rice.

Ived Nash retnrued to town recently
atter doing sone work at the Colam-
ario nent Usk, He van the lines for
the trim line. mos

ee .
‘The O, G. 1. T. of Knox ehureh held

nh social ev al on Saturday,and dur-

Ing the affair the girls put on some of

their work. .
- 2k

Charles Giggy, sr, Is makhig good |
progress with his new louse across the

wiver, :
eae oon oh

Geb the local news ‘in ‘your weal | pa
per, Subseribe for the Terrace News.

Will ‘Robinson ‘ will yeesive your ‘sub-
g Serintlon. The. cost is only ty $2.00 a year

-. SATURDAY BASKET BALL

’ ‘The first basketball game of the sen-
aon Avas; played last, ‘Saturday night
The first girls game between. the Inter-
mediates was’ a -Close “score. » ‘The “see-
ond girls ganie was betwen thé Red
Terriers and the Mikes resulted in a
score of 10 to 8 in favor of’ the ‘Mikes
_The mens’ game between the high
school and the town team was won by
the town, Johnston doing excellent
floor work and_ Micheal checking wel)
on guard. For ‘the high school 8, Me-

Pp

Car Chains

Cross. Chains...

Be ready for the slippery roads,
ting good chain equipment. ©

‘Avoid aceidents by get-

eye gt

Leod showed up well, The game was
fast. The score was made as follows:
- High school—8, McIeod 10, L. Tho-
mas 4, Pred Nash 0, T. McKenney 9, W.
MeLedd 6.:
‘Town—D, Nelson 6, W. McConnell 2
ye Johnston 10, J. Begmore 2. F, Green
, G. Michiel 4. :
» otal 20 to 26.

Toeal grawers are beginning to. feel
the dy anteges of the new marketing
systein. recently inaugurated. A short
time ago a local grower was in Prince
Rupert and at that time the Dest offer
he could get for cabbage was 10 ¢ pr
100 pounds. He was down to the const
agnin last week and through the mar-
keting agent of the new ‘organization
secured $2.50 per 100 pounds for the
eabbages. Evidently it pays tu organ-
ize, but it also nays to advertise. It
was the free advrtising given to inter-
jor produce by the press of the country
which brought that Jocal grower $2.50
instead of 90c. The press has played
fair with the growers now’ it us to the

E. T. KENNEY, LTD.

H. Sawile, New Hazelton.
tion.

FOR ‘SALE

- Model A Ford Tudor

This ear is in good mechanical condition, has new battery,
Rood tires, chains and gond tool equipment.

The eat may be inspected and tried out by applying to U,

Prices and terms on applica

S. E. Parker Limited

' FORD DEALER
Prince Rupert, B.C.

growers to keep the advertising going.
a * F

‘The ,.N. R. have a ditcher outfit
working between Terrace and’ Shames
After the serivus tie ups and damage
of last winter every’ effort is ‘being
male to ensure a steady. operation be-

twen here and the. coast for, the, coming }..

months, Terrace people are hearing a
goodly number of blasts and a lot of
reck that seems likey. to come down is

‘peing removed in an orderly manner.

The melting snow together With the

rain of the past few days has removed
the worried looks worn by the village
commissioners. Once more the water

supply is ample for all: purposes.
eee!

. Why send out of town for your print
ing. needs, Do city job printers help
build up Terrace? The Terrace News
can supply all your needs. See Will.
Robinson, Or, he will call on you.

Government Agent Norman A, Watt
of Prince Rupert arrived Friday, night
and intended to remain until Tuesday,
but on Sunday he received a wire tell-
ing of the serious condition of Mrs.
Watt and recalling» him, to the const.

. eRe

On Monday the local roads around
fown were bere again. The plow had .
pushed most of the snow to the sides
nnd the steady thaw had ‘done fhe rest.

-' Co-operation Eases Situation ©

ow the Canodian Paciti¢ Rail-

way Company ‘aa a. large
property’ owner allowed - its
tenants to catch upon their
arrears. of rent and also earn
some much needed cash is told by
‘J. F. Hendry,’ Toronto, real estate
agent there for the Company.’ ;
“The. Canadian. Pacific’, said
.. Mr, Hendry, “is owner, of! elghty
-alx, dwelling houses.on Marlbo-
‘Tough Avenue’ paralléliiig¢ the
_ tracks near North Toronto sta-
. tion. . ‘Many of-‘tenanta were in
arreara on their vente | ‘donpite

4 cerned.”

The ‘unemployed te tonaits

to take ends ‘mueet > ‘The madority;:
too;,:were tenants .of-. jong - atand-'
ing.; Wa had a mutual Batztogete;|
her and decided, that the unem-
loved tenants ms would: ‘point, all,the
fs) fehty x housé Ss Under ithe | Bue |
pervision | of one “gt. thelr:  OWn:
number as foreman, "The » Com-
pany supplied all the material, in-
sured: the ‘men ‘under thé: Worle,
meng Compensation , Act, and ‘the,
work: was started, The results

are most eratifying for all: ‘¢on-

Have seen their’ arrears of rent
sradually, erased: from the’ ledger,’
and the property: ‘hes; beet! ‘made
Spick and -span ‘ata ‘reasonable
‘ost because. there was‘no idling:
fqn: the: job and, everyongtworked .
thelr hardest, "Yn fact“the scheme
went along 6 ., Smoothly,that . it?
WAS decided: ‘thatall thie labour :
would not. be credited on” ‘tt ie rent: :
ledger but tHat each’

draw.a percentage In cas to Kelp... .

keop. his family, and himself going. -. 7