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THE ‘TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE

B. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 19 1938 |

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Ladies Wear:

- Our stock i is new and up-to-tee-minute. Wide

selections,

MEN:

“Don't n miss seeing our BONE DRY

Pride of the West SWEATERS.

KIRSEY SHIRTS DAOUOST LALONDE and

‘Leckie. Boots and Shoes.

~ Special on Firthe Bros., Suits
- Ten per cent off on orders up to August 15th

J. H. SMITH

TERRACE.

TERRACE

Ou ‘Tuesday Miss: Merle. West was
hostess at a small dinner party at the
Terrace Hotel The ‘affair was in hon-.
ar of Rey, and Mrs. G. Roeland. who
left for the south that evening. In-
eluded amoug those present were Miss
Ruth LittHle nnd Miss Amy Little.

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Tuck A. Kirkpatriek, ploneer . amer-
chant in Prince. Rupert, ‘spent a. few
Uys in Terrace recently. ,

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Game Warden iE. Martin arrived: on
Friday and returned to the coast Sat-
Udy,

This advertisement is not pnblished
or displayed by ‘the Liquor Control

{vetting heck.

it. W. Rily and &. 1. Kenney drove
to Remo last Sunday to see friends. .
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Ww. oO. Fulton, after spending some
time at his summer home at Lekelse
Lake, returned to Prince Rupert last
Suturday. He is of the opinion that
the holiday season is no time for poli-
tical ‘parties to call political conven-
tions, They interfere with the trout
fishing,
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©. J. Norrington arrived from Rw-
ert on Monday and is spending the
week at Lakelse,

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Mv. and Mrs. Floyd Frank arrived
home from Vietoria on Friday night.

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’ Shots ave, heard in the’ woods quite
frequently Jately. The “rabbits” are
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most frequent on Sunday, .

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Ad, and Mra, Olef Halvorsen, and
two children have left for their new
field of operations at Petersburg, Al-
aska. They have been in Hazelton for
a number.of years ‘and did good work.
Their many friends wish them all suc-
cess in) their new field.

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AIxs, W. Warner and Mrs, A. Fagan

ure spending a few days in town,
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THREE MOUNTAINEERS

Mr. and Mrs, Stan, Brooks and. Miss
Marjory Kenney went mountaineering
last Saturday evening, expecting to
rerch the cahin on. Thornhill moun-
tain .that night ond make. the top oi’
Sunday. . Darkness overtook them be-
fore they reached the turn in the trail
and they kept on the old trail until it
was time to camp for the night.
morning they backtracked to the turn
in the trail and proceeded to the cabin
tor breakfast. They made the top of
the hill Sunday noon. They also gat

_ Board or by the Gover nment of British
Columbia

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‘eaught in a rain storm which made the |

trip seem more like real rongh stuff,

Jponoco noLoaDoCOLG ASCEND

Check Your Huntin’ Supplies ,

- Send to us for all clastic of ammunition

fee

“How About Your

"See us and Secure Full Protection :

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Ctossley Radios

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|G. H. Peaker presided at the organ

Shots are |_

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dan be obtained by
Gourt House, Prince

| columbia Gazette, prior to date af sale.

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Wedding Bells

Frank<Longworth

Chrysler Products

Agents for

The marriage of Aileen, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, J. 'T. Longworth,

Belmont Ave., and My, Floyd Frank,

son of Mr. and Mrs, H, Frank of Ter: Dodge Cars

race, B.C., took place at 8 o'clock last

evening in the First United Church, Plymouth Cars ;
Rev. FE. W. Anderson officiating. Mr. Desoto Cars _

and, during the signing of the register Dodge Trucks

Miss Marion Mitchell sang “All Joy be

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms

P. 0. Box 6 Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop.

Thine,” :

The bride, who was given away by
her father, looked charming in a floor-
length frock of white net over taffeta
with large sleeves and a net girdle
trimmed with flowers, and a small
white turban outlined with flowers be-
neath a. short veil. She carried a
large colonial bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Queenie Prior, the bridesmaid,
wore a frock of pink satin with long
sleeves, and off-the-face hat of pink
net with a shoulder veil. She carried
a smaller colonial posy of pink roses.
Mr. Bernard Prior was best man, and
Mr. Louis Prior was usher. Ferng
and gladioli formed a delightful back-
ground for the ceremony,

A small reception was held after the
ceremuny at the home of the bride's
parents, where the. decorations were
carried out in pink and white, the
bride and groom standing before a
fireplace banked with gladioli to re-
ceive their friends. Mrs, Longworth
was dressed in a smart navy blua.red-
ingote frock and a matching hat, and
‘wore @ corsage bouquet of roses. A
four-tiered cake centred the flower-he-
flecked supper table.

After a honeymoon on the mainland
Mir. and Mrs. Frank will live at 'Ter-
race,..:The bride went away in a navy
bine and white’ polka dot redingote

Passengers, Freight, Express
Baggage transferred to any
point. Prompt and reliable
service. Always at your
call

Swain’s Transfer,
Taxi & Garage

A. McDonald, Proprietor

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outfit, with navy accessories —Vic-
toria Colonist.

Harry Houlden claims cows should
be given a bi-lingual education so that
when a neighbor goes away holidaying
and Ienve his cow behind, it would un-
derstand what her new caretaker was
talking about... ‘Harry has to milk the
cow twice a day, but when he says
“Soo, bossy” she thinks he means
“Kick bossy.’ He ‘is having quite a
time and hopes the boss will soon re-
turn and take bossy home.

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Miss A. Lips and Miss A. Haug-
iand whe have been holldaying in the
south have returned hone, ©

ax si of Lands

Prince Rupert Assessment District

The Tax Sale of Lands for delinquent taxes will be
held as follows:—

- In the Provincial Police Office, Terrace, B. C., o”
Friday, December 9th, 1938, at 2 o’elock in the afternoon’

. In the Provincial Police Office, Stewart, B. C
Tuesday, September 18th, 1938, at 2 o'clock
noon.

5 on
in the afte-

In the Court House at: Prince Rupert,, B. C., on-Friday.
September 16th, 1988, at 10 o’clock. i in, the forenoon... ae

In Lobeleo Community Hall, Bella Coola, B. o: “on

Saturday, September 24th, 1988, at 2 0 ‘clock i in “the after.
noon.

delinquent for the year 1934, will be exposed for sale.

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‘A list of properties to. be offered at ‘each Tax ‘Sale

Eee the Provineial Collector,
upert,

The’ Tax, Sale, List. will be. published in the British

. Je. ‘Lancaster,
: Provineial Collector

Lands, upon which land taxes and sehool tates are|

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“Te it grows in the woods we'll
get it”

Inter-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co.

Lumber Manufacturers

CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
Spruce Boom, shoes Hemlock

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TERRACE, B. €.

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.

Shool Opening
Soon 7

Get your Supplies Early at

Riley’s Drug. Store

TERRACE, B.C.
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Little, Haugland
and Kerr

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS

TERRACE, 5. +

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International ‘Trucks :
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