HE. TERRAC

THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B.C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1933

Ladies Wear:

Our stock is new and up-to-tee-miniite.

selections.

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Leckie Boots’ and Shoes. .

Special on Firthe Bros., Suits
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TERRACE

TERRACE

‘ During the absence of Father Gar-
rity, whe is on a month's trip, Father
Gael De Keijzer, OL. is in charge
of the Terrace Parish. Father De
Keijzer is newly arrived from. Lille,
France, and he expeets in a short time
to praceed to the Yukon where he will
oigage ininissionary work among the
Tndinus, :
xk ke

There is to he a th ghtening up by the
wlice fu regard. to lights an ‘cars. A

special attention will -he given ta the
trucks and trailers,. and, the red flag
must be flown from the tail end-of the
trailers in day time, with the regular
red Tebt* at’ dlghte.”
eww
The crews of Little, Haugland and
Kerr, lumber mannfacturers, and their
friends held a very enjoyabls picnic
aut Lakelse Like on Sunday,
. ao ¢

Mays, CV A, Hineliliffe and children
accompanied Mrs. Walkland to’ Simi-
thers on Friday. Rev, Myr. Mirebliffe
ix leaving for the same plaee this week
nnd the family will spend a month in
ihe Burns Lake country.

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During the absence of Rev. Mr. C
A. Hnehliffe there w il be! ne services
in St. Matthews church | on ‘tlie ‘Ist and
3rd Sundays in this month, but morn-
ing service. will bie held m ‘the: 2nd and
4th Sunday 5, ; y

"One “Dig, y
Ranger Sid Cooper's calculation o
as, Tp-at Canther's: ‘fire: sit had
provided ample food for” the érew that
he had battling the flames, But when
meal fine canie one Man seemed ‘extra
hungry. Same of the fellows kept a
careful count. He got away with a
dogen he-man sandwiches, lefore the
others got even started, and then he
Inst polished off five more.. As a re-

‘TLakelse Lake,

sult some of the boys did _hot set a,

full share, and Charlie Cauthers had
oly one. While he was trying to eat
It and at the same time drink coffee a
horse siid up behind him and took the

sandwich,

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Tublic Works Engineer Cunliffe was
down last week and went over the
work on the highway, nnd also. went
down to Remo where. Tommy Turner
has about finished the bridges in. that,
sectioy., Next Tommy is to. take his}
crew to-the pontoun bridge on. the Kal-

Wun road,
ka

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Remy Agar took his crew of forest
students up to Cedarvale to. fight’ fire
in that area,
i ek ee: .

Mra. ©. 1. M. Gigey left for Smith-
ers on Friday where she ‘will’ be the
fuest for ten days of Dr. and Mrs.
Bruminitt, :

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Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Fulton dnd fam- |

ily arrived on Friday from’ Prince Ru-
pert and went out -to- their simmer

home on Lakelse Lake,
ee

Mrs, FH. M. Willson left on | Monday}
for Prince Rupert,

: ae
W. 8. Anderson arrived home from

the coast on Friday and is feeling a

lot hetter and gaining his health,
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“The Canadian - Legion held a very |.

suiecesstul pienic at Lakelse Lake last
Rinday,
8 & .

ne Terrace Rod & Gun Ciub has re-

{eclved permission from the ‘Dept, of

Fishities to seine “squawfish out of
Jt: is ‘hoped “that this
work will have a beneficial effect on
the supply ‘of trout, dnd also help the

young salmon fry to reach maturity.
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Drs, Pritehard and Clemons of the 7

Biologicul Board, together with J. H.

‘MeHugh, engineer.of the Dept, of Fish-
cries, spent several days in this dist-

Jp HrnOMEA NRE IO RIESE CRC IAC ODEO INNO EOI

Preserving: Season i is Here

Jar.

Economy and Perfect Seal Jars -
Economy and. Mason Tops —
Sealer Rings'and Parowax .
Selly Glasses, Preserving, Kettles:
Racks

are cow

fee

J" Whe: old. tinjers

rict investigating spawning grounds at
Lakelse Lake and other salmon arens..
They went east Monday night. .
as 8 4
Mrs, J. Thompson who has been holt:
daying in this ‘district returned to Ru-
pert on | Monday.

sae .
Pete Goheen left for r Qtek on ‘Mon-
day night. ° . ‘3
ese &

Mr. and Mrs. BR. Wilson of Vanars-

lol spent the week end in town.
sae q

0. T. Sundal is now located in his
new office in the Canadian Legion
building. \He has fitted up the old
library room snug and warm and has
his desks, files oud typewriter-in their
respective places. He is now ready to
lonk after his many interests {n the
district better than ever and to take
care of the business of C. R. Gilbert
which he recently bought out.

- * & “, .
Mrs. Gar rett Watt, and dauebter a are

visiting in Prince Rupert. .
ees

MY LITTLE PALS.

I have two little friends.

They are just little tots, —
Indeed ‘they’ are very: Small.

Tunocent fs little Toses, . -
In their lovely surroundings,
They: are the sunshine of my life,
For they are ever smiling.

Whenev er ‘you see one
The other’s trailing along. . —_

No mnntter. where they go! "7
“They: ‘never’ get’ in ‘wrong.

Tee

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a emile. in. their. ‘greeting

Smith, Terrace

«, Sor Ie Korea millers still grind grain
‘iy. the. ‘ancient - “aeesaw? method.
am *
‘A low’ ‘estimate’ puts the: “value of
Great Britain's crown Jewelry 1 at t $30,-
000,000

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‘yereniber’ ‘Nels White’ of ' the ‘Bulkley
‘Valley, who died recently. in. .Smithers
‘hospital, He: had. been illonly a day.
OF-gA:
sdurdough of. the: ee a

They ore the best of ail, man

Always minding their.own,.. ° ¥:
Nat for all the world: : a}
From. them syould: I -part, a
For the loss of | my little pals et
Would surely break my heart. °
By. Lawrence C.

in this section. will :

He wos “95 years of are, ond, a

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PATTERNS
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‘Fred’ Nash -

B, GC, Land Surveyor “

_TERRAC CB B. C.