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THE TERRACE. NEWS, WEDNESDAD, AUGUST 8, 1934 7

Philbert Hotel
_ TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water:
Travellers Sample Rooms
P, 0. Box 6!
Gordon Temple, Prop.

’ Telephone

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Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

ough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 ‘Ship
lap

. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-join!

Ete.
Shingles Mouldings,

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

ON Fe
Be Bug) Gal

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Make the Hotel Grosvenor your home
while in Vancouver. Here is every

_ comfort and service—cheerful lounge,

writing and smoking rooms, . dining
room. Just two blocks Away is the
centre of Vanconver’s shopping and
theatre district, Rates ore very rca-
sonable. :

RATES
Daily:
Det'd Bath + $2.50
With Bath «$200 -
Weekly:
Det'd Bath $ 9.00 3

With Bath $12,00(¢

\..[bent the frame.
T thrown: ‘ageinst the windshield.

Terrace Notes”

Mrs. (Dx.) Brummitt of Smithers
and. two sons arrived on Monday to
spend a couple of weeks holiday here
aud at the lake with Mrs. C.L.M. Gig-
gey. . :

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Mrs, 8. Kirkaldy is hostess - to a
yarty of friends this week at Lakelse

‘| Lake,

mae
‘Mrs, Jackson of Montreul is spend-

[ing three weeks here as the guest ‘of

Mrs, R. L. MeIntosh at “The Cross-

ways.”
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Capt. and Mrs. Coulthurst returned
to ‘Terrace on Monday evening.

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0. 'P. Sundal will be leaving for the
enst shottly and will join Mrs. Sundal
at Yarmouth, X.S8., and together they
Will’ proceed to New York where they
will) embark for ‘the return trip. via
the Panam Canal,

* * ;
Mrs. Gea, Little in holidaying at
Smithers us the guest of Mrs. Olof

Tinuson.
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Capto and Mrs, Colthurst will spend
the next month at their summer home
at Lakelse Lake and then go south -to
Xouke for the winter. ’

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A ouusty cur accident. oecurred on
Sunday when a party of young folks
were divine to Lakelse Lake in John
‘Loen's cir, a new one just received.
BF ar some renson and in some way the
(iriver hit a stump off the road and
cramped the ‘front wheel, the fender
-Raymond Leon was
His
teeth were kooxened_up and some were
knocked Out. He’ alsé got a nasty cut
on the buck of his head, ete. He was

taken to Rupert hospital on Monday
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.

Thos, MecMuartin: arrived, in Terrace
an Saturday last to take ‘over the of-
fice work at Geo, Little's mill for a
month while Duncan Kerr is on a va-
ention. -Mue, is back among his old
friends mid is enjoying bimself.

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The Forceful Fi ive hive made a lot
the south end of Lakelse Take,

eos} not Inewn perhaps.
woe

Monthly:
Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

To find ont what is happening: in
ihe distriet read the Terrace News.
Will Robinson ean book yaur subserip-
tion with much Plensure. Jé is just
2.00 a year, -

“TLakelse

| Mrs

‘choreh spent last: week iy camp at
Take, seven girls aind seven
Chast Deine. in the yrurty. Rev. W. R.

“ard Mrs. Welch were in charge of the wo

enniph. ot
. eek

otis with Jer parents. Alt. and
“Aes. W. AL:

Prince vNoanrt on. Friday.
whom om,

| The past w eek his heen inveh mild
ant there has heen some rain.
Monday, morning
down pour started and kept up for 3
hows, due that: short time an let of
moisture got inte the ground,

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Hardware —
- Groceries |

| Large, fresh. stocks

Oils

Boots and Shoes

i)
Paints:
“Flour and Feed

earried at all times ,

pas “Priendly Service” eee
ps ds our motto os

‘Tpatrick, O. T. Sundal,

of progress with the hunting lodge ath
It is]:
to he st lodge for men only, and that!

Phe Tr ail Rangers and the Canadian:
“| Girls in Training. of the Knox. United |

NX, Moorehonse who has been

Kivkpatrick; returned to-

ou |%
nt & o'clock ‘venL}:

THE LATE W. B. DOW, LAKELSE

Lakelse Valley lost another old time
settler on August 2nd, when William
Benjamin Dow passed away in the
Prince Rupert general hospital. Mr.
Dow was borti’ in ‘Pacific ‘township,

‘|near Portage City, Wis., on September

15, 1861. spent his‘ boyhood days on
the farm, and as a young man farmed
in his native. state and in the State of
New York. Later in life he became
attracted by city life and spent some
years svorking in connection with core
making operations in pipe foundries.
During this period he held various ex-
ecutive positions, especially with the
the personnel of the firms with whick
he worked. In 1911 he moved to Maid
stone, Sask, where he homestcaded,
proved up his place and when he left

tte come to Terrace in 1924, accompan-

ied by his son Harold, he bought Jand
from Ed. Michaud in Lakelse Valley,
and shortly after. secured another
tract half a mile nor th west of the vil-
lage,

For ao oniunber of yeurs he devoted
his enervies to growing fruit and vege-
tnbles heing especially successful in
producing high quality’ potatoes. In
the spring of 1930 he left for the enst,
made a‘trip extending over two and &
half years, during which time he cov-
ered much of the United States, later
returning to Maidstone, Sask. before
returmming home in November 1932.
For some time the deceased has been
in failing health, and on Sunday, July
29> had a sudden turn for the worse,
and was tnken to the hospital the next
day. In spite of all that was done he
failed to vally and passed on four days
lnter, The funeral was held in. Ter-
race on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. W. R. Welch conducting the ser-
vices, “The pnll bearers were E. T.
Kenney) ME.A.,-Arthur Carr, G. Gains
bbure. W. A. Kickpatrick, T. J. Kirk-
He is survived

Wy a-daughter, Mis.:'T: Doolittle of

* | Maidstone, ‘Sask., anid two sons, How-

avd. T. of, Ganajoharie, N.Y., and Har-
old .of-‘Terrace, B.C, and oa month
prior.to his death he had been cleeted
to fthesbeard of trustees of. the TLa-
kelse. Valley. School Tistrict.

ABOUT COPPER RIVER SECTION

The Prince Rupert News in a recent
issue was & long way out when they
made the statement that Hans Lind
and L, G. Skinner constitute the bulk
of the population. A check-up shows
that the Copper-Vanarsdol area, serv-
ed by the Copper River post. office, has
a population: of over 150 people. In-
eluded in the district is the saw mil]
of the Vanarsdol Lumber Co., a num:||
ber of logging camps,, some mineral
frospects and some well developed
farm properties. All in all Mr. and
Mrs, L. G, Skinner who conduct the
post office, general store and deputy

SWAIN’S

Transfer and Taxi Service

We meet all trains

Special Rate to Lakelse
| Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

,
. a
nining recording business, find them-
selves husy most of the time, while >
Hans Lind, the ferryman, averages OY

over a thousand passengers a month,
In view of this activity the govern-
ment have built an attractive cottage |-
for the ferryman, while the Skinners
have Implemented their faith in the
locality with a new, modern hone.

“CARD OF THANKS
Harold A. Dow wishes ta express
his thauks for all the sympathy and
help given by the many friends during
his recent bereavement on th Joss of

John’s Garage

General Motors

Cars and Trucks

Gas Service Oil
Welding. Air Honing
Batteries Charged

See us for :
SUPROX BATTERIES

“John De Kergommeaux
Terrace, B.C.

his futher, Williaman Renjamin Dow. | ¥

MINIMUM WAGE IN FORCE

ir

According to press reports from the ‘ r
south the minimum wage seale for Christy $ Bakety
lumber workers came into force in the ‘
Eastern District on August 2nd. The Terrace, B.C.
acale is the same as that sect for the a oas . a
western part of the province some few Will ship to any point on line
months ago, with the ‘exception that Will vou try our Bread and
in the eastern district nine hours may Buns?
he worked. Some of the employees in ee
the lumber industry seein to be taking Standing orders shipped
n keen interest inthe scale, and are regularly,
expressing the opinion that they are ve, ,
eoing to see they get every cent the All kinds of cake. Get our price.
scale provids for. = = A

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Try, Carson and family lave returned
to Prince Rupert after a holiday spent
at Takelse,

ERK RERRAEET AER RIET

0. T. Sundal .

not leave it unattended.
you leave.’.

RRA LF EEKERKAKKKERELANEEERERE

: is | like a ami nischevious child — as socn as your back  ¥
js turned it is doing something unexpected for ¥
which. you are. not prepared. v

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During the past ten years (1924-38) campers, §
smokers and brush burners have started 7,639 %
forest fires in British Columbia. ¥

Do not throw away - burning matches or smok-

ing’ materials, .
‘Do not puild a: fire bi

‘er than. you need. : : Do :

Terrace Drug Store

Drugs
Vietrolas

Stationery Jewellery
Victor Records

Iee Cream made from
Terrace Cream

R. W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B.C.

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400 CC 44 £

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TRAVEL
BARGAINS

Alberta and Saskatchewan’
-Manitoha and Stations in On-
tario (Port Arthur and West)

August 18 to August 28
(inelusive)

21 DAY RTEURN LIMIT

Children, 5 years and under
12, Half Fare -

le, per mile

GOOD IN COACHES

Slightly higher fare for tourist
. sleeping car travel

Ask, any. Wicket ‘Agent

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|} Hazelton Hospital a couple | of
: ‘last’ ‘week and quite of number of peo-
‘ple from: ‘the district visited him. .
Ymadorlty had nothing, wrong with their
While cS few" had autor ‘roubles. =

“ates f i .
tears Lamb held a chest alinie at the
days

The