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‘aleof” ‘rown Granted Mineral. Claims
for Delinquent Taxes: will: be “held: asf

follows:|”:

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_ November 7th, 1938, at 10: 000 ‘clock 1 in- the: forenoon.

Mineral Clainis i vipo " i hich taxes. are delinquent for the year. 1984, will be ex-

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~ posed for: sale. | .

Allist ‘of’ ‘properties ‘to be offered at Tax Sale can be obtained by sling to 3

the Provincial Collegtor, A

‘The Ta: Sale. List ‘wil :be published i in the I British h Columbia Gazette, prior to

the sale. |

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‘TERRACE...

Bey mot 4 - a
"Phe Ladies Guild of Knox's; United
held their October meeting at. the
home of Mrs, Ivan Frank with Q -g00d-
ly number present. Among other items.
of business it was decided to hold a,

Peace Day supper in the near: future,
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“Watibtial “Siiiday “at the’ Kix Datt:
ed church ‘on Sunday evening with ‘the
theme of the service being “The Place
of Canada among the Nations,” Fit-
ting’ music for the occasion was a

nished by the junior choir.

COLD DAYS ARE COMING -

«x baptismal service was ‘hela at Van
arsdél on: ‘Wednesday: afternoon Wwheb

Lorna ‘Annabella ‘Mason and Susan
Issabella Bevah were baptised by Rev.
Adam Crisp, The children of Vanars-
dol ‘provided music wnder ‘the able
léndership. of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wil-
son | ae an

, : es,

Mrs. A. Brown, cand her, -ganghter

‘Donna, : accompanied by ‘her father, ‘AS
Ducharme, left’ on Friday evening for
Edmonton enroute to Dawson Landing
in the Peace River country. ‘Mr, Di-
Chirme is feeling better. after his re:
cent illness,

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GERNEY L jaMITE

1: plots, has done as‘well as usual.’
| tells of one hill he dug that. had. eight

| activities have’ “not . eloged: *atia

WY, anawered: the, fire,’
day 1 tte bn ‘an

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Crop Season.
Has Been Good -

In Most Lines :

| cessful auction

. Potato growers. have varginig reports
to’ make as. regards this year’s crop.
The-general-average. seems to be‘ that
the upland spuds have done as well as|.
usual while those grown, on the low
ground have done specially well. Of}
course E. T, Kenney, who gave a ‘lot
of attention. to his spud experimental
Re

) spuds in it and that seven ‘of “them
weighed eight pounds—real roasting
stock, Grain this year has been about
three’ quarters average, and the the
local farmers ‘are’ satisfied that they

| can make a suceess of grain even in
| exceptionally ary years. Late root
crops have done “especially well this}.
}senson. -The absence of ‘frost to date

has materially added to the growing
‘Season of carrots, beets and. turnips,
and all are -well up to the average.
Iu-the ; fruit cireles the growers state
that the-crops have not been heavy,’
During the dry spell many trees drop a

lot of fruit: But the apples that have :

matured: are especially fine both’ in:
flavor and size. The dry season has
also made # material reduction. In’ the
percentage of seabby fruit.

MILLS GET SOME Goop ORDERS

According to reports from local milla!

aperations seem assured for sometime
to come, ‘When the usual. run of busi:
ness was nearly caught up, large: or-
ders for.cedar were received and mills.

| AVE running, to’ ‘capacity. to get. this. out,

Poles are‘ still’ coming ‘in “though the

beginning of. wet weather is making |.

hauling difficult from : some. ,, camps,
While most of. ‘the eut is in ;thg ¢. woods | |

"poks
nre being made ata number. of points. .

{ The fire wood business bids to be'bet- |!

ter: than usual. this season. A’ num-
ber of local folk: have discarded : ‘thelr:
oll ‘burners and have gone back’ to the

oly relldhle product of the forest. .

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“Mr. and. ‘Mes, * “A ‘Attree™ wish to
thank qll. who ‘50 promptiy. ‘and ailing:
lara son “Sature

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‘| tivities. ©
. ‘presidént, Mr..

| island.

_, Instance
Representing strong companies reput-

adjustments and: _brompt settlements.

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held a reorganization meeting’ Satur-
day night fo plan for the season’s ac-
Mrs. D, G. Little was elected
Crocker. as business
manager. - Teams are being arranged’
and. practices will’ start: in the near
future. °
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Local anglers are- having a real time
down. on the gravel beech of Geo. Little
Cut throats, dollies and steal-
heads are running in fine shape ond a

let, of fish are being consumed locally.
eer .

- &E T. Kenney spent the week end at

‘his summer home at Lakelse. He had
‘planned to burn up a lot of slash that
wes around the place. It rained on
Saturday and on Monday but the
member is a, persistent ‘fellow and he
has hopes that he will yet get a good
burn over it and not hurt any of his
| neighbors,
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Alf. Attree conducted a very suc-
sale the first three
‘days of last week when he disposed of
the household goods of Mrs. A. Brown
and.‘the second-hand store stock and

prices were realized.
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On. Saturday ‘afternoon, for the first
time’ in sev eral months the fire alarm
‘ealled volunteers out ‘to fight fire at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Attree.
Don, Lewellyn discovered the fire and
ran to Mr, Attree, There was a very
prompt turnout of men, cars and ex-
tinguishers was on. the spot in quick |
order. and everyone was. ‘relieved to
find that. a bad chimney fire had al-
ready burned itself out’ without doing

any. damage. .
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The benefit dance for Archie Pinter
Was 01, grand. success. There was a big
turnout ‘for the night anda lot’ ‘more
had paid ‘the price of admission. The
bencficearies will- receive substantial
help as a ‘result of the’ effort,
Ts . sae

On Tuesday “atternown’ at’: the se tea
hour Mrs, J, M, Sparkes entertained
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Waite: Mrs. Waite, who has ° been
holidaying here for some ' “weeks, re-
turned to her honie in Ribstone, Alta. ”
ou Wedhesday. evéning.
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Born,” on ‘Saturday, Octéber sth to.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wrathall, Prince
Rupert, a son, Mrs. Wrathall . was:
Miss Lorna Christy. co ;

2 ;

Born, oh ‘Thursday, Oct. éth ta: Mr.

and Mrs. E. ‘Johnston, a a. son,

The, quthorities in charge of the: Em-
Arey Hghibition made regulations ‘that
all: timber ‘used in their own buildings
is wejl-aajin those of-private exiilbit:
rs, should be of Empire origin, About
ten‘ million dollars wai -expended - on
‘construction: and 90: perricent. of the
timbory used: was of sCanadian’ origin.

. | Thisshosza further: value to Canadian
, exporters; of; dumbers Por®

exainple,
the City. of Glasgow -is at: pregent: bulld-
ing. 1, thousand. :frame | hoiises, The
merits of. ‘Canadian lumber: have be-
come “better. known: phrotgh | ‘actual
usage snd it: looks as though ‘the Scot-

bervices Low

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The Terrace Basketball Association |

equipment, gf A. Ducharme. Good old),

‘tish market is'now favorably dlaposed =

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“Tf it grows in the woods we'll
get it’

Inter-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co.

| Lumber Manufacturers

CEDAR Poles, Filing, Posts
Hemlock .

Spruce Boom Logs Logs.

TERRACE, B. C.

} 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 kinds of cake, Get our price,

“For Coughs and Colds

Melo: “Rex Coug gh Syrups or. White Pine
and Tar, and Nyal Creophes. ;

COUGH DROPS

We have Formolid Throat-Ease’ and
Iodized Throat Tablets or Rountree’s
Menthol and Bvealyptus Drops.”

AS A Congh Drops and others,

Terrace Drug Store

R. W. Riley. Phm. B..

‘Little, Haugland?
and Kerr

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Rough ‘and Dressed Lumber
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