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TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, ‘CO. 2

CHARLES MURPHY DEAD

- Word bas come from Famonton of

mathe death of Charles Murphy of Paci-
Motiv. Charlie was a well known figure
it the rathvay village ‘and bis: work
Se wis known to a much wider cirele, As
one of the section men, bart of his job
meee “iS to look after the flower beds on
BAe cach side of the. station house, After

Feome hours it was always, 4. -pleasure

cee to sot 2 glimpse of a well. kept: and
artistic garden, His work Will be
B inissed. by, many | along the line, .. .Dur-
Bing the South African, war he “served
fee swith the artillery, --
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EXPANDING TIES RUSINESS ....

; Rert Swain ik prepalring for w biz-
Bor and better time, especially in the
G7 transfer business which depends entir-
Be cly on the better business in every
a other line. -He has torn down his old
zarase Inikling and is erecting one to
In 400 hy 60 feet and it will have ‘n
“concrete floor with a heavy gravel bot-
Bifam, Hoe will expand his: business to
bircinde other lines, ane of which. will

mechanic always In attendance, It_is.

“Se

Kriox United ‘on

travelling through. wild country for |:

‘|not bard to figure what other pusi-

ness will he added.

LAST WEEK'S BASKETBALL: RE:
PORT WAS LATE

In the Strawberry League last. week
the Skeena- Wonders took the Magoons
to market with a tight score of 16 to
1. Tt was a closely contested ganie,
Fast. and furious were the skirmishes.
Stewart McLeod, L. Cramer * and L.
Thomus, each contributed to the Score
wv hile on the Magoon team Dud Little,
©. Michael and Pred Nash trie@ hard
to get ‘ahead of the Skeena berriés
genre

Tu the girls league the, Reds. enme
out ind unexpectedly beat the Aces in
a clasely contested game (16- 14).:' The
Aces started with the first basket and
the Reds tied every score until the ‘last
minnie when ther popped one in to
win. .

Owing to bad werther the  pust
week the Hot Springs read work was

ee ear repairing, We will hare fh xoad

enrriod un for. another week.

You are su

“‘Buy at Home’? principal.

you use these columns?

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pporting a local industry and encouraging the

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will not help build your town and community nor

Will soon be here,
Skates

J

E. T. Kenney Ltd.

Genera Ia rd ware

Holiday Season _

Make your gitts pric iesl ar eR,

_ Pyrex ware

Complete Line cf Toys

Christmas Decorations

China ware

Terrace, B. C.

Furniture

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"DECEMBER T

. Fare-cand: ca-quattor Round Trip oe
‘tickets to important points ing
Eastern Canada,
Return limit, Three Months.

"Also Low Fares to seaboard 7
when part of overseas book-
“ings, Return limit, Five Menthe,

ae

Sr re ae alee tt

Stopovers,

For particulars ask your nearest Ticket Agent

CANADIAN

{tu bring the flames under control.

‘Heard Talk by ©

Knox Chureh Was well filled on Fri-
duy night to hear O. 1. Sundal tell of
his experiences on his recent trip.
His account! started with his visit to
Nova Scotia, and during his stay there
he went about the countryside consid-
erably, visiting Practically every coun
ty.of the province, Fruit, he said,
was of major iinportance to the econ-
omic life of the people, and with ocean
going ships able te load close to the
orehards- the transportation charges
were reduced to a minimum.
~The’ province is well industrialized,
but a-great deal more could be done
to popularize the scenie and holiday
attractions. attorded.

From Noya Scotia Mr and Mrs. Sin
dal travetled to New York where he
Was linpressed with the huge office
buildings, . with Central Park, which
cavers aliaut ane anda. half square
tniles, and many other features they
suw in thelr limited time.

He admitted having started out on
aul evelated train one day, got switch-
ed to the underground, and finally got.
himself cleared of the tangle some
time later. From New York they
salied on the Pennsylvania and made
their first stop at Cuba. That city
impressed him by its extreme cleanli-
ness, the attractive climate, and the
fret that all industry seemed to centre
in relieving the tourists of as much
Toney ws possible. Everything was
alright just so long as the tourists
paid tor it.

Two days sail from-Cuba they arriv-
ed at Colon at the Atlantic end of the
Panam canal, and here they found a
‘ereat deal to interest them in the work
ing of ‘the canal, the low lands on the
Atlantic: side, hanann plantations be-
yond the low lands, and the attractive
appenrance of nll the government
buildings in the ennal zone. It wns
noticeable that all operations were car
ried-out very efficiently, with 10 con-
fusion, nud a minimum of noise.

At the Pacifie end they saw a res-
sel loaded with cotton on fire and
watched the efforts of the authorities
A
‘five days sall north from Panama
hrought them to San Dingo, where
they found a lnree part of the Ameri-
can navy In ‘the hrrbor, together with
a large pirt of the American Army,
and hig fleets of the air force, From
Sau Dfaga they proceeded to Los An-
goles where they remained for two
weeks. The speaker predicted that in
u short time Los Angeles would bé one
of the largest cities in the Union. For
sovepal years one out of every three
who crossed the border into Califomin
settled in. Los Angeles county,

At Tas Angeles they yisited the
‘temple of Mr Se Almee Semple MePher-
em. and found that: she, together with
her staff, waa doing j awonderful work
those cquaht: in economic. diffientties

"| Her work wns well, spoken of by all

with whom he hai. talked. The Holly.
wood Rowl, ‘Signal’ Hill’ oll ‘fleld and

“rather polnta of interest’ were describ-

elas well as thetr visit to San Fron.
igen -w hich brought thetr Stay in the
United States to an end.

The evening was held under the ane.
pices of. the Ladies Guild of the church

_ faud the collection taken’ added mater-
sy intly to the Guild Funds, Miss Jan-

ette Young rendered" several organ

solos and atter the speaker had con-

eluded’ the Indies served refreshments,
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Att eaeain: Is nbott veenvered from

NATIONAL

his accident although he atin feels the
ot v ‘how Ne. ‘hit..

os oO. . 7. Sundal

Terrace Drug Store

Christmas |
Goods

Now on display

Jewellery, Watches, Clocks
Fancy China Dinner Set$
a Papetries

Toilet Sets = Toiletries
in classy boxes

Children’s Books
Fountain Peng

R. W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B,C.

Service With a
Smile!

For “Service with a smile.”

Through it’s windows wide, rou sec
inside

Goods of the latest style.

Through the open dooy into “Sundars
Store”

Come folk with many a need,

Here Jim and Bill their orders fill

And of slightest wish take heed.

A file or a nail, cheese cloth or pail;

A hook te cateh a fish:

Canned goods or thread, new clothes
or bread:

You find the thing you need,

Tust prove for yourselves, on the. am-
Wwe shelyes

Are the goods you need 'PODAY,

Be it stove or clock, the .thing’s in
stock :

There's no need ta SEND AWAY.

Within the door of Sundal'’s Store"

You find in the service—Cheer,

Why your tine engage with catalogue
phige:

It’s better to deal right here!

Re i morn or noon, our staf?s in tune
To always @o their part

To nuke the store from door to door,
Glow ‘with a friendly art,

OQ. T. Sundal Co.
Terrace, B.C.

BASKET BALL SATURDAY NIGHT

oe

Tn the girts basketball grime on Sat-
urday the Aces proved to be too fast
for the Hornets, It was a fast, clean
sine thronghout and the decision was
in doubt ahiast to the end, When
Thive Nelson blew the final whistle the
score was 17 to 14. In the senior con-
test in the Strawberry League the
Skecna Wonders again proved  win-
ners.” The final score was 27 hallocks
for the winners while the Alaskans got
one short of a crate, The game was
fast throughout with Stewart McLeod
of the. Skeena Wonders taking the
honovs in shooting and baskets, The
Alnstians had tough breaks as Dave
Nelson had an off night, Frank Hipp

Handed the ‘wwhistic,

For That Fall Building

We have a Full Line of
DRY LUMBER
Our Prices Cannot be Beaten

Jt will pay you to write us
Prompt. Shipments

Shames River Lumber Co
SHAMES, B.C.

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John’s Garage

General Motors.

Cars and Trucks
Gas Service Oil
Welding = Air Honing
Batteries Charged

See us for
SUPROX BATTERIES

John De Kergommeaux
Terrace, B.C,

it

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly,

All kindsof cake. Get our price,

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C,

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms’
P. 0. Box 5 Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop.

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber :

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

S4S common dimension and No. '1 Ship-

lap -

Ne. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Etc.

Shingles Mouldings, ay,

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little Tetrace, B.C.

Cons. MeKenney was in Remo last
Tuesday and sold off the goods of the
late Hans Berg.
sz kk

Mr, and Mrs. Deiphns St. Louls TP

tived from MeBride on Saturday,

‘ a &
' The east bound train was: ‘late ou
Monday owing to a rock ‘slide: hetweon

Remo and Amesbury, The slide vy Wits
nt the same pliee as the one. ‘chusing
the wreelk in the sprig of 1981,