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THE TERRACE: NEW, TERRACE, B.

WEDNESDAY, ‘AUGUST 4, 1937

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J.H. SMITH

General Merchant

Sucessor to 7'T. Sundal Co

TERRACE, B.C.

Mrs. W.. E ‘Smith

Buried Saturday|}

Terme was gripped fn a ‘pense of
severe loss on Thursday ‘morning when
the news arrived of the death of Mrs.
William E. Smith. whose maiden name
was Agnes Avilda Burrison, She was

born at Allendale, Onit.‘on January 10,

1894, On her 19th birthday she he-
came the bride’ of Wm. HE. “Smith, the
ceremony being performed ‘at Macklin,
Sask. They made their home at.
Chauvin, Alberta, and resided there

{until 1919 when’ ‘they came ta ‘Terrace,

Recently, ‘owing to ill health; Mrs.
Smith entered the hospital at Prince
Rupert. Her condition hecame worse
and she pnssed away at 2 am. last
Thursday. With her, at the time. of

ier death were her husband and her

three daughters, Mrs. P. McIlroy, and

‘Misses Inn and Lorna.

The funeral was held . from Knox

Groceries
Boots and Shoes

Stewart-Warner Radios
Radio and Car Batteries

Hardware

Dry Goods |
Flour and Feed

Goodyear Tires and Tubes

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TERRACE

CARD OF THANKS '

Mr. W. KE. Smith and family wish to
thank all their Kind ftiesiis” for the

* Joving aympathy shown in our berenve-
ment of the loss of a loving’ wife and \
| mother; also far all the lovely floral

tributes received.

Word from Prince Rupert last Sat-

ai urday told of the passing of John Dool

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i an ailing health for some time and in

yenrs gone by was very active in the

' vommerectal life of Terrace.

z#eet

A. Yargeau passed awny on Satur-

Ré day morning at the Rupert Hospital.
me} He lived in this distriet for a number

of years and followed the work of cat-
pentering, For the Inst few years he
lus Hved on his property immediately
seuth of the Poe summer home at La-

kelse Lake,
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Word eame te town on Monday that
Peter Merkeley, who farmed north of
town, had dropped dead in his hay
field. He was a returned man and for
some years had been in failing health,
But of late he had been active and did
his bit towards the agricultural devel-
pment of the district.

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Rev. J. EB, and Mrs. Birchall-and son
ire “holidaying here as the guests of
Mrs. Greig.

Mrs, C, L. M. Giggy left on Monday
morning for Prince Rupert.
a s al
Harry Attree is making a good re-

vovery from an operation.
a *%& &

urday where he
relief in the Watson butcher shop. \
‘es ee.

Harry King, president of the Ter-
rnee & District Board of Trade, and
R. W. Riley left for Prince Rupert on
Tuesday to represent the local organi-

gntion at the annual convention of the.

Central B. CG. Chamber of Commerce.
¥. TT. Kenney, M.L.A., also went down
for the same purpose.
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Norman A. Watt returned to Prince
Itupert the end of the week after a
holiday at Lakelse Lake.

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“The member of parliament who is
Invy gets by the ensiest”. says Oldf
Hansn, M.P.. He. was here recently
ud expressed appreciatjon to those
who trouble themselves to inform him
of the needs of their particular district
ov of the district-as a whole. He had.
helped, he said, to ‘secure government '
aid for the Skeena highway and one of
the objects of his trip was to see how ,
that money.. was being expended and

proprintions from. the Dominion.
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On Sunday morning Rev, Mr. Birch-

all was the guest preacher in St..Mat-!

thews church. | |

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“Let a New 1938.

DeForest Crosle

Be your Radio for the coming year.
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‘the order of.the Rebekahs
‘charge of the funeral.

| United church on Saturday at 2.30 p.

m, with Rev. Adam Crisp conducting
the service
Mrs. Smith’s death mode the first
break by death in the ranks of Monn-
tain View Rebekah Lodge. No, 47, and
were in
The pall bear-
ers were E. Haugland, J. .H. Smith,
J. S, Brooks, J. B., Agar, 8. Kirkaldy.
aud 'E. KE. Brooks. Honorary pall bear
ers were KE, T, Kenney. MLA... D,' Col-
se H. King, G. Herbert and N.S.
| Sherwood. , —_
Two favorite hymns of the late Mrs,
Smith were sung at the church service
“Dnto the Hills” and “Abide with Me.”
At the close of the church service
‘the Rebekah Lodge carried the floral

. i offerings to the car that carried them
So many were these
Ken .Attree left for Smithers on Snt- tokens.of regard that a. special _convey-,
will act as a holiday auve had, to be provided for the care
The ceremony at Mountain
! View cemetery was conducted by the

| to the graveside,

of them.

Lodge.

Mrs. Smith, who was buried with
the body of her infant daughter in her
arms, leaves to mourn her, o husband
three daughters, Mrs. Mecllroy, Ine
and Lorna, and one son, Bruce.

Mrs. Smith was an active member
of the Rebekahs and of the United
ehureh. Her passing leaves a much
felt gap in both organizations where} ;
her quict and wnassuming work was
greatly valued.

|
' Mrs. C. R. Gilbert. entertained the

ladies of St.-Matthews church Wo-
men’s Auxiliary at the tea hour on
Friday in honor of Rev, and Mrs. J.
E, Birchall. There were a goodly num
ber of. ladies present and Mrs. T. ©.
Marsh presided at the tea table. Mrs.
‘J. Fahquar, Mrs. G. Hamlin and

Miss Halliwell acted as servituers.
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After spending most of the week as

the guest of Mrs. Greig, Rev. J. E.

he could then better urge for other ap- onq Mrs, Birchall became the house
‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Gilbert
‘on Hriday, staying until Monday and
then left for Lakelse Lake where they.
will spend the next two weeks in the

McKenney crimp. oa

CARD OF [THANKS .

i ie TL. McKenney and family. wish to
‘gratefully acknowledge ‘and extend

j ‘beloved: wife: and mother,

ions . in 1932 was
hinmber ‘of ‘batietits: reg!

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“Tf it grows in the . woods vel
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‘Toter Valley Limber:
& Supply Co.

‘ Lamber ifanufacturers. °
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts .

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thanks for the many kindnesses, ex;
‘pressions of sympathy and floral. off-
erlngs . received during.the. flnegs..and |

cb | Who are on’ full -time‘at ‘the: institutions

| Unte: nurses: number 8388. ;
are over one: hundreil- teachers. and: 88) Secs
' a tists on, full, ‘ond part: tine, The ot

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ay ‘probably: there, wine Some’ who
were viot' tteated: at’ ‘mental institutions

{d;that. the. rdtlo" woul the altered: if cy $2,400,000, Alri

~ Phibert Hotel-

- TERRACE, B. C.:

Fully "Modern lectric Light
; Running Water -:
Travellers Sample’ Rooms

™

John’s Garage & Tax

Battery Charging
~ Cylinder Honing
Chev. Cars and Trucks

Phone—2 long;; 2 short

North Gold Fields

Northern Gold Placers, Ltd., onerat-
ing under the direction of Capt. R.D.
Adams in the Manson Creek area of
the Omineca district, has been brought
into production, reports W. Teltel.
Manson Creek placer aren is located
110 miles north of Fort St, James.
Mr. Teitel made the trin from the pio-
neer trading post to: the mine in one
hour. By motor truck the journey re-
quires three days.

Capt. Rob Adams, noted explorer,
prospector and placer miner, after test

two seasons for the Jack Hemmell in-
terests in Toronto, undertook to devel-
op the property on his own account,

Mr. Teitel, his old partner .in ventures
in South America, Alaska and Man-
churin. Twenty-six men are employed
MrTeitel estimates there are 500 meu
engaged in various mining operations
in the district. Bighty men are em-
ployed at an extensive DeGanahl hold-
ing on Germanson Creek. An office
building has heen erected at Fort St.
James as headquarters for the DeGan-
nhl operations.

STRAWBERRIES

Small Fruits
Ship to.

~ Prince Rupert

The Stoynoff case which was set for
Jagt Monday was further postponed tu
Monday next,

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ance are between eleven and twelve

“I million dollars, so that the cost to the}:
‘lpeople for the mentally sick is abovey:

$2.00 per capita’ per year: These costs
are met

municipal payments, for the- ‘fees paid

million, Gollars. Gifts, from; benevolent; it:
people “and other. sources of"

- There. nre’ 50: “of. these",
in Canada’: ‘and the: i
‘over, “7,000. ‘There. are | 26 physicians |.
}y along with 46 on part time. The ‘grat: |).
Then - there

alaries account. £0, slight 0
mititon ‘dollar’ or nearly half of
whole. coat: of maintenance. : ‘Provisi na |

Male q of. the |i

: Spruce’ Boom: Logs,“ ‘Hlemloek P.O. Box 5, 7 "Telephone
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ing the ground with a diamond drill)’

and was joined in the enterprise by |;

mainly by government ana |i
by patients are slightly. less than tivo}
u ‘pevenie

-{amonnt to o considerable * sum = algo, |.
o running’ to close another. two million. ;

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Taxi

- Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

' B,C, Land Surveyor
TERRACE, B.C.

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will von try our Bread and -
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

| All kinds of cake.

Get our price.

Terrace Drag Store
Copeland’s Fruit Market} )

HOME MADE ICE CREAM

ADRIENNE TOILETRIES

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