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THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY,

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SUARY ‘17, 1934

~ Philbert Hotel °

_' TERRACE, B.C. —

Fully Modem ° “ Electric Light
Running Water -

Travellers Sample Rooms

P.O. Box 5. .
_G. Temple, Mgr..

Telephone

Tertace Milf Stock’ of
_, Lumber

S18 common dimension and No: 1 Ship-
lap

Rough Lumber : Shiplan

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete,

Mouldings,

7 CRICES-ON APPLICATION

“Hiingrlog

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m Premiers Meeti

ng

7

the: British Columbia Pruit ‘Growers’
‘Kelowna ‘on ‘Tuesday. 10 ht
a a 7 ' r ‘* ae va wats
“The Groundhogs ‘are out in-Chieago.
The-racketecrs would. not let them rest
nny longer. : . oe

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Terrace Notes

W. V. How arrived the end of Jast
‘Week tu tike dyer the locul GC. N. 2,
istation in place af A- McLeod who was
renoved td Telkwa, so

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Cons! HL I, MeKouney left for the

T const on -‘Fuesday and. on Thursday he

; Was joined hy Mrs, McKenney. They
took the hoat south, Cons. McKenney

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W. Warner was-in fram Kallum on
Friday, He says the road ti the lake
is badly drifted and alse that the lake
is frozen solid, |
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The public works department: snow
paw Cleared. the road te Usk during
tle past week, and fneidentally opened
tm the roud for the Colmunrio Gold
Mines operations... . .
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‘The snow plow left. Monday for the
Nalin Lake road sand then it will go
to the Lakelse Lake roud. |
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Heleving station agent Jv Osborne
rOFY for Usk an Monday morning.
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4, C.. Brady, pultie works enpinéer,

Dn fawn on ‘Thnvsday looking oyer
ite Cosking of the Skeena river, bridge.
Whele ro definite annonneement was
‘mide or is ouuerstood the wark of re-

“4 docking will be started shortly.

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‘  Namination day wilt he Monday the

‘22nd of Jannary, :
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Mx. and Mrs, CG. Raven of the Skeena
River latehery spent the week end in
Terrace. | ; .

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H. 1, Uuthert of Remo who hing heen
couvalosinE in town for the past week
or si has returued-to his home.

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L. G. Skinner of Copper City has
heen appointed deputy mining recorder
for Prince Rupert. Omineea’ mining di-
visions, Tle will have his office at
Copper City.

or.

A party of sixteen masons arrived

\fram Prince “Rupert on Wednesday

wight to visit Lakelse Lodge for the
instillation ecremony, :
ae
Dave Ritehio of Prince Rupert was
the gaest of Mr. upd: Mrs. W. Anderson
for the latter pret af the week
Le oJ .
Mv and Mea. J. K. Gordon left. Inst
Thivrdny for thei namual trip south,
Thee wh be aavay fer two or. three
montis, ; -
ek om :
Mes, J. Sintth aml Mis. W, Jordon
verrerad fram Dvlies Itnpert on Weed-
needy.
; a ied :
Terrace has hada spell. of milder
wether, The snow has fone down a

Wis in charge of -three mental patients |.

god deal, but on. lohda
heavy sleet storm setfates
. o 8 ft

No definite decistoi ha “been arriy-
ed at b¥ the Caluinbia Power Co.-as to
What "it will do, in regard to Terrace,
They ave still seeking further informa-
dion and re apparently . going - inte
the proposition thoroughly.
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Sam. Kirkaldy Aas his own, power
plant, running smodthly now.

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Terrace is haying some difficulty in
keeping a snpply.ot fire wood at all
the homes, , That cold spell put a big
hole 4 most wood piles and since then
thé ‘heavy snow has prevented teany-

fternoon a

*jsters hnuling in enough to keep the

home fires burning. Some are having
quite a time rustling wood.
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Philbert Hotel while he ix receiving
nedical treatment,

a ae
‘A.*Benudin whe arrive] from the
Carihoo recently, reports things quiet

Tn the mining centre at precent, but he
Says there will be a lot of activity in
{fhe sping aeahe as saan as veole can
set-nboute During the winter sevéral |

of the compantes whe were uble to get
rinler ground before the: snow came
are doing a let of development worl in
the war of tunnels.
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Indian Agent W, By Colson necon-
panied by Cons, J. Watkinson, prid -a
Visit: to the VanArsdol reserve this
Weel, -' pt : :

a . a 8 Lo

K. Finleyson left on Thursday night
for Anyox, 7 .

week %

Miss Helen Sinith arrived from An-
vox on Friday night. after spending 4
timé With her sister: “Mrs: BP? O'Brten.

Hon. TL, TH. Stevens does not approve
of anass buying of departmental stores
and chain stores. rnd entting. prices to
put the small retailer out of business.
Ve teld -the shoe manufactnrers that
at a recent meting.

F, Taylor of. Usk ‘is staying at the|

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OUR MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ©

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The elections for Village Commission-
‘ets still remains very quiet. It is un:
derstood that Commissioners ad. B.

. will accept
nomination again and it is likely that
W. PF. Lindsay wilt be nominated. My.
Kirkpartick, who has, filled in an un-
expived term, does not care to continue
in the position, While there may not
xeem to be much interest taken in the
Inunieipal elections, there is a good
reason. The citizens are ‘apparently
Well satisfied with the services of the
mien now in office, and if Mr.. Lindsay
is elected it yill help a lot. The past
two or three years have been very dif
ficult ones, and had the commissioners
not been very careful they could easily
have put the village in an’ awkward
position. As it is they have done a lot
} of work, made many improvements and
kept well within bounds. If no change

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Jis made.in the commissioners it will a

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role of ganticence From the rate payers
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HAM AND BACON. 4 LUXURY

_ Ham and bacon are luxuries to the
bulk of the populatibn of the eastern
‘gtoup of the Britis Wést Indies, aud
the ‘only’ imnoitant ‘consumption is ly
that section of the population with the
larger incomes. These people form 2
relatively small proportion of the total
There ig.a seasonal. demand at the
Christmas ‘holiday ‘season .for hams,
writes the Canadian Trade Commission
er, 48 the -native population: considc:'
this a great delicacy, Bacon, and hams
account almost entirely for the imports
which are listed in the trade reports
under thé hending of smoked and cnred
meats. Por the past few years Cana
da’s share of this trade has-been ili
creasing both in the eastern group of
the West Indies ond in British Guiana.

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E West,

but men ride wher-
ever the sun shines
and the Trai! Riders
of the Canadian
Rockies, with a mem-
bership which girdles
the globe, are creat-
ing widesrread ins
tereat with ¢h eit plang
for their 1932 expedi-
tion from’ Banfl to.
Mount As

throw

famous
Valleys,
this year's
erally
cording to the

8

ade tl

.. WITH THE TRAI

mountains from which
peak,, with its
Was the focal point of the

‘trip, starting on July
the sama fi

ie
séeMple time will be ‘given for exploring
ty traversed, the ride occupying five days

Brewster and. Allenby Creeks: Assi:
n ake’. Magog to the
ctive of the riders,
_ throurh the Valley. of. the
‘ait 3 Citadel Fess and so

id ‘the shores of L
if rhich is the obje

they take) through Sunshine C
many ad-

nes, with nights Riders, and Mrs,

best traditions of

this year's trail ride

trail rider during his
Below, vat:
of the cabins at Assi

Pyramids, during the
Pacific liner “Empress of Britain”, in stron
to the cowboy viewing Mount

two fair bathers are seen setting out from

L RIDERS

sree

h amp to Banff once more. The .
pictures shown above
show Lt. Col, Phil M

Are distinctly interesting and -
Loore, president of the Trai] e
core, on camel-back at the .
world-cruise of the Canadian .-

Strong contrast
Assiniboine, where .,, on
leads. Inset is H.¥M. King “

Prajadhipok of Siam; who proved an enthusiastic.

visit to Canada nat Bummer, -
m one |

niboine Camp. :