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_{ TERRACE, B.C. WEDNESDAY: DECEMBER 12, 1925 _

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Hor SPRINGS _

" LUMBERING _
RESORT * MINING
Hownéutune .

- Cons: ScRenney visited ‘Prines' Ru
pert over the week: end. Dy mo

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Mrs. E. J, France’ spent: a few! days

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There was'a good ‘turnout, of spec:
iniors to witness the. basket” ball ou
Friday night last. : The first game. be-
+Ween the high-.school girls. and - the |
City team was élosely:? ‘contested ‘and

wns won by the girls with a score of |
This was followed by a hard.
game. between the high school
loys and the elty. team, the latter won | -

4 to 22.
fought

hy 24 to 19, Followitg the games. a
dunce was enjoyed. until mid-night:
The music was provided by Miss Mon-
roe and Messrs. “John de Kergemmeaux
and R. Reechet.

Mrs. Jarman who has spent the last.
few years with her daughter,’ Mrs.
Downing left Saturday’ for England

BE. T, Kenney was a business sisitor
to Hazelton on Saturday.

N. Sherwood visited Prince Rupert
during the week. “

John Morley was in Rupért over the
week end,

The Golden Key group entertained
their mothers at’ ‘ie home of ‘their
lender, Kev. Rfrs.
afternoon. The mothers ‘were: ‘present
and inspected the’ work of their child-

Fata ol

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} Raw Furs 7

J. B. “Agar.
Terrace .

Highest Prices are Paid
True Valuation Made ..

We buy @ all kinds of Raw Furs
We. Pay,¢ CASH =

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‘Terrace Theatre |

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. The Latest Films. Direct:
my, from Vancouver’

" ‘Byery Thursday .|
-and’§

af

. cently.

Ailen on. Saturday.

. on hand.

ren. to: be: sent ‘to. thie miseton ‘hospitals
to ‘cheer’ the- Sick ‘during Yuletide, The

‘ {social - committee’ then - served. -refresh-

iments and the arfternoon ‘concluded
with : elub SOngS.
are: doing a: splendid. work, with ‘the
young: folk. wor x we :

“ge: John - Coithurst who “has “spent
the past. few weeks’ on his trap‘ line in
the Lakelse “was: home over Sunday.

ler of. ‘Smithers, : formerly of Terrace,
on Thursday, “Dee. 6a son. |. .
The’. announcement ot the. marriage
of John Pr Gilbert, son of CG. R. ‘and
Mrs. -Gilbert, to -Sulia. Halstead Wiley,
daughter. of Mr. and: ‘Mrs, Ogden Wil-
ey of New York City, Was made Te
. The wedding Will -take place
in Vancouver early . dn January. The
ably known here having made. many
friends on his. perfodical visits to his

home.Mr. and Mrg Gilbert leave short-

ly: for. Vancouver. where they
will spend Christmas with their: son
and remain over the nuptials. ©
- Born—In .Tertace oi. Wednesday,
December 5th, to Mr, aud Mrs. F, C.
Bishop, a daughter.

Geo. “Little. returned Thursday after
spending two weeks in and: around
Edmonton where he picked up a car of

. horses which he brgught back” with

ae _ use “in. the: timber camps.
. Geo. Little entertaiend: Mon-

to Mrs. Ardagh who. leaves: this week
for Bepnos Aires ‘where she will ‘join
her. husband o na holiday. trip. Dur-

{ing the afternoon a. number. of friends

joined the. party: for tea..

“Mr. and Mrs. Dyson ‘entertained two
tables at: bridge on” Monday evening.
H. CY Fraser was the guest of honor.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Greig and E.
T. Kenney. ; :

KNOX ‘LADIES Gut ORGANIZE

For the ‘New Yoar_—Entertain Hus-
’ bands and Friends to supper -

‘The annual meeting of the. Ladies’

| Guild of Knox United Church “was
held on Thursday, Dee, 6th. - The’ busi:
| ness meeting convened at 3.30 in the|

afternoont ‘Very encouraging reports
were’ presented in connection with the
vations activities of the. past. year, In
addition to meeting the various expen-
ses: ‘entailed. in’ ‘the - upkeep ~ of ' the

m : chireh plant, ‘the Guild: had. been suc.

cessful in securing | supplies’ of’ hymn-

| books and. equipment for sé. In: the

‘services. of the. church and ‘the’ Sunday

: {sendoi” while. extensive’ yepairs had

¥ been, earrled “out in “connection, ‘with
4 the- ‘ehureh and parsonage properties
- The. -financlal’ report. showed also, ‘that
| the work of the new year would” be: ‘en-

tered upon with, a substantial balance

"The following otticers were’ elected

| gor the coming! year — : :

' President=-Mrs, W. Allen. =

’ Vice-president—Mrs. oO. T, ‘Sundal

Secretary-treas.—Mre, H.. DB, Brooks

. Work Convenor-—~Mrs. A. Hy. Harker |:
~ Flower Conyenor—Mrs An. Holm-

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aturda t ae ‘ mre ores

Rey. ond, Mrs: Allen .

_Born—~To Mr..and ,Mrs, F.C. Fow- (5 government to complete the fill this |

prospective greom is well and favor-.

aay "at: a bridge’. luncheon, a. farewell

1 Terrace Wants
New Road to
‘Kitamat Arm

x council meeting 6f the board of
trade, was: held on Tuesday evening ‘in
the* ‘municipar hall with J. K. Gordon
presiding. ‘Many town "improvements
were ‘up for . discussion. . Information
Was: yeceived that owing to the Copper

|river. bridge not: being finished. thirty-

six men would be idle this “winter os

able to Bet in supplies, On motion of
.. Riley lt was urged upon the

year at, the Copper, crossing.

A letter from Vanderboot board of
trade asked support. for the establish-
ment. of an air. mail service between
Jasper and Prince Rupert. This was
not supported. A motion of BF. Nash
urged the use ofa mail: ear on each

ly ‘adopted. A- resolution sent from
the highway | committee of Prince Ru-
pert © clty eounell urging the provin-
elal government to make a proper sur-
vey for the. Prince Rupert-Tertace
highway was approved, -An’ enqitiry
from the B, 0, Advertisers of Vancon-
ver as to the openings here for in-
dustries ‘lead toon interesting discus-

sion, The secretary | stated that he
had : been approached | with a sugges-
tion that a small bacon curing. plant

be established in the district. - He was
assured that there was on opportunity
to deal with 30 or 40 hogs weekly and
even more if they. ‘could be procured.
That business. syould. run from about
November to May and It might be as-
soclated with.a small cannery to: deal
with fruits and vegetables, and to op-
ernte between June and September.

The council : approved an appeal
asking an extension of the period for.

at ‘reduced rates from three to
months: ' vo

. T. Kenney reported’ ‘that the ©:
N. _ had attnched a passenger car to
the wayfreight.. A. suggestion from
the local. parent-teacchers association
that the government should be ap-

six

. pronched with a request to keep open
‘Ithe local ronda during the. winter so

the children: could get to school was
approved and, the engineer Was. sent
an outline of what was. wanted.

F, Nagh again brought up his plan
for a government sampling Works in
the vicinity of. Prince - Rupert, The
same gentleman also’ put forth a Te;
commendation that the road from La-
kelse .to” Kitamat “Arm ‘be started ‘at
nn early. date, The length | of. road to
be constructed would be about 27 miles

he ‘about: On feet:

'- With: the ‘development ‘of the coal
and Tron’ at Telkwa | ‘there was bound
to: bea tremenduots increase of po-
pulation in- the ° district’ which would
demand. nn ‘outlet by enr to ‘salt, water,
Trere. was a, “postbiliey ‘of * meéting

{this néed ‘in a reasonably short time:

If. they had to. walt; “until ‘the road to

'|Prince. Rupert. was ‘completed be twas
afraid: few. of. _ them would live :to see

it. He -would . “not: for a. moment de:

the mining companies at Usk -are un-
4

train on the ©. N. R. was unenimons-'

from several Albertan boards of. trade | ,

shipping coal from’ Alberta to Ontario |:

he ‘said. ‘The highest elevation would

tract. from, thie’ building. of the Prince | #
Rupert roa but. it “was desirable in| 4
| the » meantime’. to bave: A road which a

Steamship and Train Service
S. 8. Prince Rupert ‘will sail from Prince: Rupert oe

for Vancouver and intermediate points, each’ Fri-. :
day, 9.00a.m.  -’ it :

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, 10. 00: D. a

For North and: South’ ‘Queen Charlotte Aslands;
fortnightly.

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_ : ~_ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE. be
4 Eastliound~ Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 3.08 p.m.

-Westhound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, il. 2 a. m.

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For Adantic Seeamship Sailings o or farther information ‘aooly” ioany. Canadian Nationil Ageat or
R. F. - MeNangtton, District Passenger Agent. Prince Rapert, B.C.)

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