DL. 13

-- TERRACE,. B. €.,-

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 2, 1935

Terrace Notes

Norman Moorehouse returned to the
must on Thursdays, and - -Mrs., Moore-
louse will remain ‘ for ‘atime with’ her
avents, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Kirkpat-
lek.

I one
} James Me(Sashan was a visitor to

‘npert last week.
eae

Miss Margaret Kenney, daughter of BE.
b and Mrs. Kenney, is a guest of Miss
\tary Helen Orme in Prince Rupert.
en

After, a week’ of severe frosts and
heavy winds the wenther took o de-
ded change for. the better early | on
re fonday. Some- snow fell dvernight
und the temperature was’ much higher
by daylight. ‘Monday, | though cloudy
was freé: ‘of wind and the People en-

joved themselves penin.
Cr ee

| Lawrenee Brooks,. second son of. Mer

land Mrs. ‘Thos. Brooks, ‘arrived: from
| Winnipeg. on Tuesdny. and intends to
pspend some time. here’ befare: returning
4 to the prairie ‘city...

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leo did not form on Lakelse Lake

‘sheet about a fuot. thick.

util the inlddle: of the week, but by
Sunday the Iske was covetet with ‘a
A mumber,
of the: younger “set pude the trip on

for’ skating, and they say they Had the
heat skating they have had for yerrs.
> * £ .
Wong Taucy. Yen, owner of the er
race Cafe property, returned at the
end of the week after a holiday of ov-
ver a year in China. Wong has a
wide circle of friends here and he has
been busy renewing old acquaintances

before resuming his commercial life,

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Clarence Michel got awiy “with two
ot “the prizes at the turkey shoot on
Sunday last, including the: big 13 Tb.

bird. ‘The other wes Oo g008e.
* * “

Cubbin, veturned to town. on Satnrday.

Pret ee oe oe

their homes, comfortable.
es

Hes your subscription been paid yet?

Sunday and found the surface perfect:

Garth ‘Gyittith, who has been holi-
daying ut Paelfie for the yuist week 25
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Me-

fecial events were much curtailed
during - the past week. The cold snap
kept many people busy stoking to keep

. _ - *
Weather in Terrace

Nhe snow that came! on Sunday af-"
ternoow found lecal public works of-
ficlais well prepared. “During the last
few ilnys alk local roads have been
plowed ‘ out, these: including Lakelse
and Kalnm Lake roads, and the high-
way. By tackling the work early in
the ¥eason ‘na good smooth bottom has
been ‘secured “which means more trips
per diy and a .Jonger easson.

Terrace merchants report ‘that the
seasonal business this ‘December has
been considerably . greater than for. a
year or two, Boariler in the season at
better. ‘volume had ‘been anticipated,
and buying was on ‘alarger seale, s¢
that ‘the Toeal stores had a wider ran-
ge of goods ‘for their customers to pick
from. Their foresight, evidently, was
justified by the turnover: secured. In
addition to the Christmas trade mer-
chants state that “the: 1934 business
shower ‘considerable increase over
1938. One merchant told the Terrace.
News that every month of the past
year showed a gain: in rolume over
the corresponding month of 1933. Lo-
enl business men, on the whole, are
looking? forward to this mew year to
bring © still further improvement in
conditions, and if. some of our citizens

7

NATIVE SONS AT BANQUET

he Terrace of the Native Sons of,
Conuda held their annual Christmas
banquet nt the Philbert Hotel at 2.30
pan. on Christmas Day. Fighteen of
the members of the Assembly were in
attendance. Gordon Temple, | mine |
host of the hotel, and himself a Native
Son, excelled himself in the viands pro
vided, and all present spoke highly .of
the skill of the staff, both in the. kit-
chen and in the dining room:

The I. O. L. put on the. aunwal- New.
Year, dnuce om Monday night.
al prizes were up for ‘holders -of Jnek}
tickets.

ms &\*
. C. Sparkeg is able to be a. round
again. after nnysing a cold for a few

days.
‘eet

Sever |.

“Jack Wrathall of Prince Rupert is
holidaying” here a8 a guest of Mr, and
Mrs. R. Christy.

aoe &

Jnek Blemore spent the holidays in
Prince Rupert-and during his absence
Miss Hiott Head filled his job.

New Years Eve held out bright pro-
mises for the coming year when local
timber operators started a number of
extra men in various woods operations

Tettace Drug Store

Christmas
—- Good

Now on display .

S

Jewellery, Watches, Clocks”
Dinner Set§
Papetries

Toilet Sets ‘Toiletries
in classy boxes ,

‘Fancy China

Children’s Books
| Fountain Pens

R. W. Riley, Phm, B.
‘Terrace, B.C.

“

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Christy’s Bakety

Terrace, B.C.

would only give:'the merchant a ehance
to ‘show how ‘his prices eompare with
those of the big catalogues it is cer-
tnin that'n marked improvement in
local conditions would result.

7

0.T. SUNDALCO. |

Terrace, B

Wiill ship to any point on line ;
Will vou try our Bread and

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is a Buns?
7 _ ae —— —— Mining Prospects Bright Sandi i F
In ‘As the New Year is coming in we find this world. full of worry. and remularly. orders Shippe
¥ woe, and some people tell us we are going to the dogs. As a result we Those who are closely in touch with .
BESCUITS and conditions predict that with the.com- All kinds of cake, .Get our price.

have increased our stocks of selected brands of DOG

ing of ‘spring there.will.. be.a lot of
‘activity. in local mining: circles. Dur-}
the past season & lot of prospecting,
was done, ranch of it-in a very quiet
way, and . little has been said ebout
the results secured. ‘Coupled’ with this
there has been some very good work
done in bringing verious groups togeth
per, making . projects. of sufficient size
to interest outside mining men. Those
who hare been directing and carrying |
on. this : ‘work have devoted a lot of
time in placing their. propositions be-|

Pr ee Ce er ed

offer them’ at’ attractive’ prices.”

Our Grocery Department

In spite of this dismal ‘dullness’ we £0. appreciating. any little “silver |
Jining that may be shining‘ throngh he clouds, and inugh. in ‘the face.
of high rates and had weather. . Te ee 7

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C..

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
‘ Travellers Sample Rooms

For Camp Ouftitting:

Is just: being replenished with a new stack w hich | Ww vill ive ‘tint to
\ ; .

every bite.  # | fore interests who might be favorable, | P. 0. Box 5. ‘Telephone
We wiso carry a good stock of Hard wate, ° “Clothing and ‘Foodstuffs. ‘aml some Very satisfactory . progress | Gordon Temple, Prop.
These lines. will meet the hardest task s of man, beast and equipment. has heen made, Jn view of these. vari-; & . us

_ ous branches: of work with: local mnin- | . ”

St oe ae ,* | eral prospects there is strong grounds | = — , no

= ae — en Ei for the-expectation ‘of something defi- | i
Terrace Mili Stock of

-puite cbelng, done towards opening up ;
. several of the properties. during ‘the |
INVITATIONS | 3 Lumber
COUNT! aie No. 2 *Shiptay

cong SeNSON,
{S48 common dimension and Na; 1. Ship-

~ No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, ¥-joint
. oat Ete” fs

Shingles + Mouldings.
: PRICES. ON. APPLICATION

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Dur ing the Christmus season . the
radio fans in these parts were greatly:
“dlsappointed. The World broad cast

Ar thu: ‘Yanderlip of Purksville, Veoowas | only indifferent, and since then
Ta. ‘is spending a two weeks. holiday in- there: has: been no radio to speak of.
'|Werrace, with his mother; Mrs: Wim. Perhaps it.I. just og well as what lit-
- Vanderlip, ond his: ‘sisten ‘Mrs, B.* J.tle did: come over was very poor qual:

~ ity: for r holiday time. tat

Rough Lumber

sing Jost heciuse he ‘feels, that. it ~ neves AL
to’ nm artise iti a lds, way nial “useriuse he-is hot: “yet:

. ready. by avert ‘ina a big ways Fo ‘Keep Jack tr un niet
‘a. -veady to se pig apace ou

o ‘is “hist as fvalleh 115 wwonld he: Keeping” A child anit, of
; ti it hud the: bitty. to. Dass its mate

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