THE {TERRACE ‘NEWS, TERRACE, B. Cy. ‘WEDNESDAY, ‘WOTOBER, “hb, 71934

MEME ENTE AEE

J: AH. SMITH

General Merchant. -

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TERRACE, B.C.

Sucessor ta . "Tr, Sindal Co

- Groceries -
Boots and Shoes

A ERE RAE RRO EE NSD Y IERIE

. Hardware

Dry Goods |
Flour and Feed

Stewart-Warner Radios
Radio and Car Batteries
Goodyear Tires and Tubes:

TERRACE

N. Sherwood wes a passenger

Mrs,

to Prince’ Rupert on sucht return-
ing the: foltowlne evening

es Soon “Hand Store, _

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The car. ‘of fintt and: vegetnbles. voll.
el out on Wednesday, night ; and. was
destined for Beadle. | Sask. ‘The:
sponce had been - better’ than nth
cipited and the car was picked tio the
doors. ‘with local _produce, - That . one
cur carried really: a double load, and
the (istrict is to be thanked for its
nuble effort. "Smithers sent a _ call
for help to fill up their second car as
well as being assisted from a wide ter-
ritory in the interior, -

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Rain over the week: end brought re-
newed hones to. the citizens that the
long dry ‘spell’ (waterworks) and the
water:19ers8 had visions of again get-
thas a weekly bath.’ ayy

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Assist, Fire Marshall Oswald, when
he was-here recently, séenied. to have
an idea that certain old” ‘buildings had
sean thelr’ days of usefulness; or if not
that a considerable « amoint:of: work
was necessary to indke them’. safe, and
now the ‘property owners-are carrying

out instructions...
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'y0 CEU Whiter “cannot zet through;: It

There were hopes last week that: in
due time the water works system of
the village would be working. Water
was on part time even then. It is a
fear of some that the old water mains

and are leaking or else are filled. up

muy be, in either case, a poor guess.
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Mrs. Stan, Brooks entertained ‘last
Friday afternoon at her home and iL

large, number. of Jadies were thére,
sn

Mrs, Jack Wrathall of Prince’ Rupert
is holidaying here at the home of her
parents, Mr, and Mrg, R. Christy.
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L. Plerce of Prince Rupert spent .a few
days holiday here last week... He has
been resting for sume weeks following
an injury to his knee while playing
football at Ocenu Falls,
a aee
Will Robinson has finally got steps
up to his front, (loor and the apple box
has been used for the purpose for
which it was intended, Some day he
will have a walk out to the street and
perhaps steps ‘from the back door.
But these luxuries can only be added
as. time permits and inspiration en-
courages,
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“As a ‘pesult of the find of rich native
sllver on his Dome mountain property
near Telkwa, R. W. Wilson is having
i large quantity of supplies and hay
hauled, to the mine before snow and

John H. Hinton of Prince, Rupert
paid a visit to Terrace last week,

the bad weather. It looks lke work

. this winter on that property.

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CAIRO IIA

| Hunting Season

Is now on. and we are’ headquarters for,

| mmunition |

Sane ils :

A Real Tourist

3 mile “stretch of easy going which

There-is course gravel and fine gravel
ilying side by side in big deposits,

lot of joy for motorists of this district,

have. either been eaten through by. rust j

1do or remove themselves from the ser-
{vice of the public.

prio REKEORCKEcERERNEREERE:

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In a: ‘few “gays ‘the Fock ‘Work c ‘on the’
new trond east: of Usk will be. ‘finished
and , the gang, can then. get busy on a

will bring them up-to a point opposite
Pitman: where another. bunch of rock
will be ‘encountered, This work is on

“If it grows in: the woods we'll
get it”

inter Yale Lumber
& Supply Co.

; Lumber Manufacturers .
CEDAR. Poles, piling, Posts

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water =
' Travellers Sample Rooms

P, 0. Box 6 Telephone

the, provincial highway along the riv-.,.

er Skeena,.and it .is the road which is
to Jet Terrace ‘people. get out by car,
for a holiday, and to see how much,
worse off the rest of the world is than
{they are, and come back glad and con-
tented, - Thus for good work his been
done. and when finished with a coat of
‘gravel . will, compare . very favorably
iwith any road in the province of the
‘same class, Great road making mater .
‘dat is encountered all the way along.

There is a bunch of scenery along:
i that river route too. The writer took ;

a drive. out last week and was agrec-
ably surprised at the speed that can
be made in a car now, even when it is
| wet. Notice was taken of several fine
‘spots for sparking places, and a few
' parking places for cars that are inten}
‘on business. There is good water all
‘along the route and there will be a

next summer when the weather invites
folk out onto the roads.

‘There is'still a lot of timber and big
stuff too. The road gang destroyed a
‘great deal of very fine mill timber in
cutting the right of way. There is a
chance there for the forestry and the
public works department to do a little
co-operating, and if they refuse it is
up to the legislature to see that they

Many millions of
feet of fine timber have been destroyed
in Hritish Columbia by the road build-
‘ing cretva.

The road gangs are pretty well or-
ganized now and more satisfactory re-
sults are being secured. Good men are
finding the jobs for which they are
hest suited., Of course there is always
some complaints about government
tools and machines being worn out and
some allowance is made for that, but
it realy would be # pleasure for the!
men using the machines and the men | |
responsible for results to have at least ;
one new machine sent onto this north
job, which is a real major job, rather
than some broken down contraption °
that has been painted up to deceive the
poor boobs away up in the sticks. In°
this respect the north. has had & Very
foul.smelling deal from the authori-|
ties in the south. Mr. Kenney might
well press for some new and efficient
machinery and ‘he will have the sup-
port of the wholg riding,

Amateur hockey goes into a new sea-
son with the brightest prospects for 3,
great many years. Even communities
no bigger than our own are putting out
a hockey team. Many of the profes:
sionals are returning to the amateur
leagues this year. There should be a
hockey team here. The boys should
at least learn to skate. =

One house, paintless outside; dreary

less. location—changeable with the
wind ‘

inside

One barn; capacity, 80 loads of hay, if
“any should ever be grown again

Four grannries—empty .
Fences buried in Russian thistle and
dust,

Machinery—one binder, ties one bun-
dle pe? mile; one drill to sow feed
for grasshoppers; two plows with-
out sheres
One mower ond rake to control the
weeds

Qne wagon with tank, used in the long
ago to haul grain to the elevator

One Bennett wagon with depression
tires, useful to go to meetings, fun-!

erals, ete.
One Gardiner cart with plow wheels
and ©. G. FP. springs

‘One automobile with three cylinders
inissing, radiator leaking.

Miscelinneous—The scrap pile

Livestack-—Six horses of voting age;
eight cows, refuse to give milk until
they get better feed; two steers, val-
ve, one cent per 1b,; six pigs, regis-

_ tered ,razor backs; fifty chickens, | -

dreaming of the last grasshopper
crop; four ducks that never had al
ducking; one police dog, to keep the
wolfe fro mthe door.
Sunday, Oct. 31, has been set aside
by the Conference of the United
Church of Canada for general obser-
vanee in all churches throughout Brit-
ish Columbia as Lay Sunday.
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The two fellows who robbed the Bay

Co, of many furs a long time back, got

five years cach when they appeared in
ourt in Pouce Coupe the other day.

” “Buy at Home” principal.

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John’s Garage & Tax Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop
Agents for ‘Yaxi ‘Trucking Delivery
WESTINGHOUSE RADIOS Coal and Wood
“They bring in ‘all the world”
Phone—2 Tong;; 2 short Agent, for ;
Ford Cars |
stock Taking om |" ord Trak
| — Ford Parts
This is the stock-taking of a dry belt
farmer. —
Real estate—160 acres of land, more or ee Ee

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C. -

Will ship to any point on line

Will you trv” our Bread and
Buns?’ *'

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price, |

Terrace Drug Store

Choice Selection of
Personal Greeting
Cards:

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R. W. Riley, Ph, B.

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