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THE TERRACE. NEWS, TERRACE

B. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY’,

1938

TERRACE

Carl Mueller ‘Tost his home by fire
Monday evening at about six o'clock
A henuvy wale was blowing at the time,
and ah especially strong gust broke
the chimney off Just helow the roof
line. Flames had gecured a good hold
hetween the ceiling and the roof before |
the fire was noticed, Mi. Mueller hed
been in town and when he got hume
he found the walls and roof had fal-
len in and the-contents of the building
Were ni total Loss.

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Mr. and Mrs. “Harry King ‘spent the
linlidays with Mr," “and Mrs. ' Donald-

sonoat Pellrewa...
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‘Tnesday and Wednestity hist week
sw oat fall of snow such as is’ seldom
experienced. in this district. In town
when the storm stopped over (wo feet
Tay ant, Uh evel whilé-ont in the coun
fry more than double ‘thie “‘aihiount fell’
i places,. Tt wag Hght and dfy and
enue With a-strong wind and the big

drifts were hard to navigate,
oe &

The Canadian Legion put on a very
sitecessful dance New Years Eve,
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»Miss Lorna Smith who spent some
months at} Eeémeanton with her sister
Pat MelTirey is home again,
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Miss Ann Cirey of the public sehool
sfaff speut the holidays in the lnkes
COMEEY. |

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Gen, Little" # crew came in from the
o£ last

Crbegn rio, ming - the. smiddle
week, fo ora

Biker pnd : ana

Miss Ruth: Younes, “of: Takelse’ settee
scheol enter tnined cher senior classes
an Ww ednesday. atternion:; OF last ‘week,

Pali works “equipment hid. x Iisy
time thissweok coping, with: the ‘heavy
snow, By Saturday: night most. of. the
roads near town, had heen opened . and
en Sunday one machine went’ out as
for as the Goodwin place near the
hols river while the other made the
feiv to Lakelse Take. On the ‘latter
trip CTL Gigey. went along With his

, . | spread over a. longer period many of

One
WAS

year.
buying .

business was’ good this
fenture wus that the

the folk doing. their shopping early
‘and thus. levelling the load on store
sintfs.

: age
The windcharger at the ° Philbert
hotel is now in commission and doing
nicely. _ .
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Frank Lockwood Prince Rupert was

a holiday visitor here recently.
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Miss Marjory Kenney left on “Mon.
day to restme her duties at the Friser
Yaake school.
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Miss Hardy teacher at North’ Frases
Taike sehool left for up country Mon-
day night. :
“ses & ¢
’ Miss Lorraine Kenney left for the
coust on Tuesday after spending the
holidays with ber parents Mr, and Mrs
4, 'T. Kenney. .
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Jimmy Lever left on Monday
work on the Bell Lake pole operation
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Gordon ‘Temple and ‘Tominy Coliver
nnd Tod MeRaec moved out fo Lakelse
Take on Tuesday for the balanee of
the week. The boys felt that the air
of rhe lake would be conducive to an
oarly start for the new year job.

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Many youngsters are
slighing and teborganing.

sti a Sunta Claus.
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naw skiing
There 19

to :

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

Inter-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co,

‘Lumber Manufacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts

Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
Piling

TERRACE, B. C.

. Fully Modern

~ ; Travellers Sample Rooms _

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Electric Light
Running Water

P, O, Box 5 Telephone .

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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John’s Garage & Tax

Twenty-four hour service

Have your car serviced for win-
ter driving.
Expert and speedy repairs.

We specialize on cylinder honing

S. J. HuncERFORD

Badly Burned
And Alone

Tuesday morning while shoeing a |:
horse at the Douglas Creek camp of
Little, Haugland & Kerr, Steve Tome-
eek had a narrow esenpe from burning

T0 TREAT BURNS EARLY

Dr. SG, Mills told the News the,
‘ther day that the standard treatment
for burns now days is tannic acid ap-
tied af a strength of about ten -per :
cont. First aid applications of oil.
makes diffienlt tredtment by tannic
acid as the-oil has first to be removed.
‘Ten leaves: applied as a poultice is also’
4 good thing, ‘The tea leaves retain a
quantity of tannic acid and thus pre-
yere the why for after (treatment.
A cake made of baking soda and ap-,
alied to the burn as. a temporary re- ,
lief is guod as it shuts out the air and
is eusy to remove.

heavy tractor: to give aid in bad spots,

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M ovchantss report : that Christmas

Have you paid yonr subseription yet?

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SSRI EI ICICI AO RICE IERIE RIE IERIE heavy snow on the road and the twa

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You are supporting
“Buy at Home” principal.
‘Tell the buving: mo Slie what,

you use these colamns?

Vancouver’ ‘printers will ns
help sell: your producs.. .

& alah adh aan aH bd

OMINECA HE =RALD AND TERRACE NEWS
Are here to carry that, messase to the publie fer you.

hip build your town and community nor

When you use the eolumns af vour

LOCAL NEWSPAPER

a neal industry and encouraging the

you have and give the price.

Will :
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‘Crosley Radios -

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KENNEY, LIMITED

‘shoos in the camp range and evident-

He fell forward,’ ‘inside the

to death. He had been heating the

ly dropped some live ashes on the floor
jor the crmp Imuilding, After putting
‘the shoe on. the horse he returned for
| smother only: to find smoke coming
‘from the building. He opened the
‘dour to investigate ‘and: was met by a
hot blast that - ‘knocked him out, and
building,
and the same heat. wave elosed the
door and trapped’ him. The fresher
air at the floor level ‘yevived him, and
ibeing unable. to get out the door he
‘broke a window and made bis escape.

‘fomecck suffered severe burns on
‘the face hands and other parts of the| a
| body and was eut badly by glass from
the window. As soon as the accident
jwas discovered word was phoned to
| Terrace from’ Rosswood. There wag

‘plows were busy elsewhere, 80 that
_help could not get.-through -“untit the

' plow could be secured that ‘being on .
the] -

, Phursday, Honore: Cote drove
‘ow through, and. with him were Tom
i Rass and, Chris, Haugland. .

They had to battle: with deep snow | -

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lanl the way and at Spring Creek. 8
miles ont of town the bridge carried

kept going ns far as Lean-to Creek 12
miles from town-and there camped for
the night. Next morning the plow
binde was taken off and the journey
was continued with just the ent. At
Kalum Lake they crossed to Matt Al-
lard’s place by: boat.and there met
the injured man. The. party stayed
the night at Matt’s and got away ear-
ly the next morning. The tractor had
pulled a sleigh along’ from town and
| this was used for the “injured man.
Dr. Mills, rendered aid: and took the

turnin.

The news service over the-C.B.C. is
really worse and worse. War in China
and war in Spain, with but little vari-
ation from wek to week. Titler ays.
Ttaly’s dictator. says, Aiid
of it is that hour after, hour’ the C.B.
repeats Ltaelf' word fot word over

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days if Kelly did‘not have any ‘hews

CRG,

Good Things |

almost four feet of snow but the party). [i

injured nian. to Rupert: ‘On. the: ev evening oll |

the worst|'

every station, it can get:on. “In the old|:~

he- would at least. ‘wish one a, restful |’
evening’ and send one. ‘to ‘bed feeling]. ia
that all was well. with the World. The}...
news (?) sounds ‘too much bike |'

For New Year

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking . Delivery .
Coal and Wood

Taxi

Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

Last week the News published a

list of some of the things that had

been eccomplished in 1037. This year | ——=>,
it is quite possible that further pro-
gress will be made such as:— i Christ 6 Bakery

Several new honseg will be built in y ; .
town several people are thinking seri- Terrace, B.C.
hously along that line.

‘Electric light will probably be avail- Will ship to any point on line
‘able for the town. -: |. tates “Will you try our Bread and

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Deiscl powered tractors mny ‘put in Buns?

an appearance in connection’ with the
timber ‘business. _

Farmers new to the district: will be-
gin active operations.

* Standing. orders shipped
regularly: °

‘All kinds of cake,

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‘Get our price,

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Poles in large numbers will come in

from the Kalum Lake country,

’ Kalum Lake may become popular as
summer resort, * : .

Considerable, mileage sett be added
to the Skeena highway.

And a large, number of Terrace and
district people will become regular
sybseribers to the Terrace News. »

‘Terrace Drag Store

For Coughs and Colds Try
MELO-REX Cough Syrup

and
A. 8. A, Cough Drops

R. W. Riley, Pim. B.

Terrace, B.C.

us for satisfaction and, service

| itl Hangland &

Mouldings.

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When requiring LUMBER for your

fall building: and repairing. order from

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Lavber.. Manutacturers

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‘tt wiring government's ‘propoganda. -

“ - Me: Ruth: Pétcodk:
hi

The - Hagwilget -brass- band paid a

eal t on many, ‘citizeris‘in:New Hazelton
on ‘New. Years “night. The: ‘boys. did a ff
pretty. fair job and the niusic was: ap. os
Breclatted: by ‘the- - citizens, :

vé ‘with