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So PERRACE, B.C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1932

et

| Why be éinnoyed wher it.
breventatives and cures, Zz

“Victor Radios

Keep's some on hand.

Coughs and Colds § in Season.” cos it

. '

cis: not, necessary? We have. a

Victor Records :

R. W. RILEY | +

The Terrace Drug Store

TERRACE, B.C.

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Grand.at.
_ Eighty Years

“ , Birthday

7

Noble

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a! cemented a

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tory of Odd Fllows took place on Mon.

Lodge, : ‘No. 33. It rarely falls. ‘to. one:
of-such mature yeats io -be appointed".
| to such a post, and: the.. installation}:
marked the appreciation tof -his breth..
ern of his long years of effort:on be-'
half.of the order and- o£ the commun: :
ity ut Marge, oa fog, oe

‘Terrace Mul: Prices. 0
. On Lumber

Rongh FUME oe apleceeeeeey wien B16, BC annual meeting was set for Jan. - 12.
84% common diuension and No. 1 | Some discussion arose as to the power ;

“shiplap ow. . 90.00 [Of the local foreman to take out the

” No, 2 shiplap. . 18.50 |Su0w plow when ‘needed. It was ‘de-

No. 1 finish, siding, flooring, y-
_ Joint, ete., from $35.00 to. sereeetece
Shingles from $2.50 up.to ... eevee
Mouldinsg, 1¢ up per: lineal. foot.

Prices. subject to change without

notice.

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Gen. Littl Tests

4.50

Ww ANT NO S4¥ INGS BANS YET

The Terrace and District Board of
Trade held a monthly council meeting
TAgt Tuesday night.. The“date for the’

cided to write the department and get
fa definite ruling on the matter.
‘|Nash advanced the scheme-of request.
ing™ the post office department: to op-'
en 2 branch of the post office savings
bank. It wns felt, however, : ‘that the
time was not opportune for such a ‘pro-
ject. J. K. Gordon presided, this’ being
his last meeting hefore going south.

“AN INTRRESTING DERATE

Bring your ear’ in for a
Complete Overhaul

‘Agar’ 8 Garage

All repairs carefully ‘made -
Oil and. gas. Full stock of
parts; tires, ele. -

General Motors Agent

Terrace, BC.

was held in Odd Fellows hall between
teams from the Native Sons ‘of Candda
and the High School Literary Society
‘The subject was “Resolved that the C.
P., Rt..and the ©, N. R. be amalgamated

‘{trol, -The affirmative was taken ‘by

Smith, Dudiey Little, and Jack Spark
The opposing team was R. W. Ktiley,
Fred Hall’ and D,. Burnett. The jud-.
ges declared the high | school bays had
made out the better case and awarded

the decision to them.” _
\

tenes

‘Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Running Water Dining Room
Electrice: Light. Telephone:
Travellers Sample Rooms
Special Chigken Dinner Sunday

ye

Saturday: last. a

Terruce is:-. Without telectric light
again, : ‘Something Went wrong with
the generator, and wotil repairs can be
mide the village will have to flo the
best it-ean.

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——,

Mr S,- M. E, Hippesley was in Rupes
during the week.

ted

Alids F. McLaren went to Rupert or

Rd. Dowsing. of Shanes. way in the

7 Te .
P.O, Box 29 . - _ _ .
TE Iwood Brooks
Insurance Agent |
Fire Automobile:
a Accident _ Life
4 P: 0. Bis 102 "penn vot

“Terrace Notes

A heuvy. gute stinek “Terrace on: ‘Sun-

day night. : “White. It, was: ci short cur: |

‘ation, it was a: stiEe one. ‘One of the

-windows.; An, _the ‘Friuncee, hone was
Ahfown “in, hoe mS

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at
| te tae Ca wag en il, Sake te

p
School Inspector, T, Wi Hall, paid, alt
: ar fltal visit: tothe local -fechoolg on

| Quite n. Jot of the citizens took tum-

| sfer passed: inte. new hands, .W.; B.

villnge on Tuesday.

Ars, A. Thekson’ ‘of Prince Ruperi
“was in Terrace last week for a day.

—wece

! cently, falling on ‘the. tey road, Js Bet
1 tine along fine, -

7 ‘he spell of wet weather ratsed hay.
oe with the local ronds, ‘The grount
was well frozen early in the season
and nis the rain fell it turned to ice

bles. an

Mag

On Saturday night the Terrace Tran:
Smith sold out to Bert Swain. Who hag

ANW and ‘all equipment,. . Mr. Smith‘ is.

atity hn with. the taxi business.: ae ‘|e -

x very. sttecesnful. basket nocetil was
‘held in’ Bethurem’s | hall Usk, on Fel:
day night. Inst, Penalties were impos-
ed. on those, who swwanked by appearing
well dreased,
was. hel. to reasonable lnuiits, oa

Ohne, ‘Thomas who: ‘had lamaber'- éul By

Fred | |

On Friday a very interesting depate |

under government ownership and con-.|.

|the- high school represented by Jolin |.

Ei. Cole who damaged: his eg’ re-|

fate L

‘and. bidding,.on baskets | °"-

The evening was marked by the ‘jaint
installation of Lakelse Lodge and the!
Hebekahs. The new officers are 7—
N. .G.—Robt. Corlett
VY. G--Ivan Frank | 0!)
War.—W, Oliver...
_Cond.—0O, Swanson _ oO
: Chaplain—R, Cory. |
R. S. S—R. McCullough’
L. 8. 8—V. Daly::. - fone
R. 8... GE. D, Kenney -
L. 8. N: G.—H. King * oe,
8..V. G—V, Gilass 2
lL. 8. ¥. G.—N.. 8. Sherwood.
“1. GW. Ungerer. ~~
0; G.—H, Haugland -
, Secretary—H, TT. “Alten
". Treasurer—H,. A. - Swain,

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Cake}; |

An event almost unique in the’ his-|

day night when Robt. Corlett, pioneer |.
‘of the’ .district, and 80 yearsiof age
was installed as Noble-.Grand. ‘Lakelse |-

| Was conducted by Mrs, 1, 7.

*".( cession,

Fin; Seo—-F. Gavin
oD, ‘C-—Tamea. Smith.
“~ PL GT. AL Kalsh. .

__ The installation wag Performed . by
7, E: rooks, B. D, ‘G. M. ussistedy by J
"  MeLihypen, :

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Th’ new ofticers: of the - _ Rebekah
tite as fellows — ” ,
N. G.—Mrs. J. McLaren
Uv. ‘G.—Miss. Vern MacEnnes
oR: See. Arg, T. . Brooks.
- Fin, - Sec.—Misy" J. Donald
~ Preas.— Margi! ‘H. King |
fet War Mrs." AL Swain -
= Con—Mirs, Wc, Sparkes
=: Chaplattatey, : ‘D. McKinnon.
oR SNe 'Gt-irs, EK... Kenney
ob San, .G>-Mrs. E, Bishop. -
» Ty. WS ‘VY. G.Mrs. K. Smith -
LB. ¥. G.—Mres, A, - ‘Smith
- Ls&—Bro. R, Corlett :
0. G.—F, Hampton: *
“P, G.—Miss Betty Anderson: -
- The, Installation of these. officer:

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Kenney
nssisted by Miss J. Donald.

At, the conclusion ‘of the ceremonies

we ‘a very enjoyable evenipg. was spent

part. of which was a big banquet. In
the evening Noble Grand Robt, Corlett
was presented with a veteran. Oda
Fellows Emblem on behalf of the lodge

The -banquet ‘was. marked by. a pro-
headed by the Odd Fellows
band, carrying a large birthday -cake

ih decorated with 80 burning candles, the

| The affair waa a. great success. ©

cer emony: being in honor. of. the newly
appointed Noble [Grand Robt. Corlett..
| The cake. was donated by H. A. Swain

Great credit is dué the Rebekahs for
| their untiring efforts on this o¢casion

. The court of revision for the» voters:

| lists. for-the municipality of Perrace, “

Was; held’ in the munielpal hall Mon:
day night and several names were aid:
ded to the list. “There are 126 names
now on the list. i :

Canon. MeKim 1g recovery from ht .

recent: ‘illness. . : -
Serylees in the Anglican church’ wert
conducted List Sunday by: Iny reader;

: Relpl Corey taking the major share « 0
the.

work.

.

Sympathy is being expressed to Dr
S..G. Mills who has received word a
the death -of his father in Toronto,

A dvop of temperature. and a’ Ligh’

‘fall of- ‘snow on’ Sunday Bight has re

newed the seasonable appearance o,
the ‘countryside: | The mountains on

‘white again, and: the roads have hard..

ened- up again, Co '

Lotal egg producers are busy arrang:'
ing: their steady market -for hen‘ fruit.
-Plocks are laying well, and while: the

prices ‘are. dropping, fair returns are
being recceived. °

__ Ski Runners of the Canadian Rockies

| WwW
The new

enthusiasts , Sensrally,
after. the: famons

rival even‘in Europe
-Tung,.and) trails varying from‘ one

“Simpson. Pass, Shadow Lake, Lake

and tennis; ‘fishing and hiking,
A thousand feet above
“between Mounts Nor

and phelters at: strat

“every ‘year in. February (1

‘¢, side jumpers® rere

“heise de LAM Layout t shows,
(ay Gand an by fie’

We wtnestlay laxt. a

2 Hin. a6ing to erect a new barn. .

this Week is busy hauling” it home, - He

': Nor Lodge,
o he fone, 6

on Wander Pass,

ith a field: of activity unequalled the world over the new winter

sports association the Ski Runners of the Canadian ‘Rockies,

is rapidly coming into prominence among skiers and winter sports

organization is patterned. largely.

; famous rail « “Riders and its locale, unequalled for.
" .  seenery’ ahd facilities on is continen

taken over the truck,. garage,’ Wood, veg] nery is Banff, in. the heart’ ‘of: the Rocki

ack across ¥ vin
or Cam
1000 feet above

and probabil ithout : a
i be ; with

to ‘ten days: in ‘duration, an

_covering ‘such, world-known objectives as Mount: Mesinboiee

Louisa, Ptarmigan: ‘Valley and

Oe baggy: Bow Lakes and Pipestone Pass.’ Ski-ing over some, of these,
4d. Spapges isin full swing'as late as June when

eying golf

at eae over ooking the. Bow.

near. Mt. Assiniboine, e of the Ainest,

epart, pogind in November each year. :

fn snow ath Mt, Ascintbotne, 1 Y, 806 feat hig
-headquartera:for aki- ing at Mt.’ Asyini|

Man

River, with dog teany in f

wints a svenes

or i et a a a er __ =