“TERRACE, B, Gy WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29; 1981

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VICTORS. victor RECORDS: ‘VICTOS RADIO.

A full stock of drugs, patent medicines: ‘stationery ,
Jewellery. fancy china} clocks, watches, tobaceos, ~ et
Ganong and Leggett chocolates, a

eaffer and: ‘Waterman’ a: peng, | ‘and ‘desk

cigaretics, candy,
: Parker, Sh

ce, ,

“The Terrace © Drug Store:
R W. RILEY.

- TERRACE, B.C, C.

- 8 [Biazelton.-on : May -

gle cae

eye, ‘ear, nose and throat, will be at}
Phithert Hotel, errace, from. May’ 2
until May, iith and at. Omineca.. Hotel,

, tested, _ghisses fitted. . we

iy : Be,

the old’ glove and ball.

. thing along’ the. Hne- this year,

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past .two ‘months in Buenos Aires is

_ TERRACE. THEA’ ‘RE

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY ‘This Week |.
| April 30 and 2 ;

~ G00D D SHOW TONIGHT ||

g Comedy
- Adults BOe.

__ Children under 14 years 25e

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Tou YOUR SPRING WORK

o'good work you need good tools,
We ‘have them. Lots of them,

- Cultivators. “

ae ie

and sometimes you need new
They are not expensive.

Garden Secs

|B. T. Kenney, Ltd.

Terrace B.C.

_Lumber Prices Down -

- Tervaes' “Mill Prices oe
: Rs Lumber . :

sib
20.00

4 tach No. 1 Shipiay

’ No, 2 Shiplap, 6 in, 3 in. and 10 in. = :
Spruce and _SMemlock, No. 1.Clear Flooring; Spruce, Hem.
_lodk and Cedar Finishing. Lumber, Drop’ Siding, V-Joint
"Bevel Siding, ete. from a

» 15,50 °°
+ ASSO

$35.00. to .00.00;

: ‘Shingles. from .:

aan

“Moulding from Le. up per. neat foot. er? : .
i ; Prices subject to:change without notice, rr
7 * Write to- ‘Geo. Little Lumber Yad, Smithers, When: waiting
prices: on al grades of lumber and the following :—

> Cottonwood Veneer, Gyproc, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Win- a
: dows, Doors, Building Paper, Tar Paper, ‘Roofing, Plaster Board,
Shingle Stain, Tir Mlooring, Finishing Lumber, ete, ete

- $250, ‘to 4.50"

> Smithers, having . received _Word, that

{Were visitors in. Terrace Jast. Tuesday

i, {and. received. congratulations ‘from: 'a

, pital. there.

‘yold berg Ot, ee

:| Weather has been 80 favorable, Sey-
‘|eral new members have joined and the
‘|gime promises to be very popular here

y Bole Co.’ was A: welcome visitor ‘here
~jdast Saturday - and now ’ a dot of; ‘poles
tore being shipped out.”

7 ‘Deacon, returned, ‘home. Saturday’ after
“spending the winter in: Vancouver.
_ {few days were spentiin Prince Rupert

- jexpected., home: inthe near ‘future ‘and
| Will spend ..sqme: ‘time in “Derrnce: on
a: ‘fishing. erp. © Bo

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‘Hawrenee Greig. retumed.. heme on
Saturday having completed. his fourth
year ‘at the U. B. ©. He ‘will spend
the, summer months at his home: here.

Mrs, Watkinson Jett ‘Simaay for
her. grand ‘daughter, aged, ‘tro, years,
[had been drowned. :

a ty aye

Mr. ond Mrs. “Carmichael “of. Usk

number of friends on their recent } mar!
tage. . oe oe Lo ye

Mis. H. Mist paid a visit. to Princ:
Rupert early in the week to see J}.
‘husband who is a patient.in the hob
He is improving. coat

“Robt. ‘Cobtett has" yetmned ,:t ‘to per}

f di the’ winter.in. Vie-| : ae {oo
mace: a ter spe ug. Terrace got its first scare ‘from Bush

torin. | His. ‘old: ‘friends were | glad “to
see Bim, again woking: well.

" Me. Durrant,: who: ‘has’ wish se
time on the coast has returned to .the

Mrs. Hagen a and Miss Wilgon ‘ of Yan
arsdol were in’ town Thursday. . .

The: members of the tennis ‘club are
* | enjoying some good: games since the

during the summier. Last ’ Saturday
afternoon some of the | ladies served
tea ‘to the menibers and friends, .

> Austin Goodenough . of the: Hanson

ae on

Ars, Marsh. and: her “slater,

Nites

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-|enroute- with ‘Mrs, Farquhar, ;
mo, residenta*: ‘were - welcomad ' upon their |

“Whe old |:

- George Little

_ Terrace, B. C

- Pile Hotel

| TERRACE, B B. c

Running Waiter vs
Havellig iu ht. mets one ”

5 ee 8 Rooms +

"pati of. ‘tie tandems are 2 belag aed: |
\ ed. the last ‘few ‘days, .

i rors andl
: fart, crop: of all idnds, “Phe | ‘éouittry
is. very: ‘dry. al hrough - ‘the: jn ¢

‘ apeival here by many friends. . 7 -

‘held in Pacific: “OL: Saturday evening:
2p When we. couple: of the tocn] women ap-
peared to settle differences: that ‘arose
Jon: Haister ‘Monday.
7 prosecuted on behalf of the erown and |:
the defence | hada lawyer.
dence’ was taken in. the. assault ease |.” Br
agilnst- “Mtey, Andeérson- of the: ,
di i

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A seston of ‘the: police - ‘court was’

‘Con: -MeKenney |

1. and . Byes)

‘F = The’ ‘baseball boys: ‘are’ Déginning’ to
stretch themselves and look, around ‘for
‘On’, ‘Sunday af-|.
4 fernodn ‘abobt twenty, of the, jyoung
vg “bloods. turned. up at the diamond, ‘all
‘f- of. them © Zood ball ‘prospects. Thera
. ‘|geems to be some Jisstifleation for® ‘Capt
| @raham’s opinion’ that he Will ‘whip
into. shape a team that Will lick any-

“Capt. Colthurst Who’ hos spent. the

_ | breposed A&conomies were orily. ‘to of-|.
fect the Liberal tidings, a policy he

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mi OF ‘EDUCATION: COM. =
"Dr, Hugh ‘Dieter MD, specialist 2

ING: TO TERRACE ;

‘Word. has ‘been -

received that the

race, on. “Monday, May La: The: Cans,

-| dian . Legion ‘hali has been: ‘rented: Tor,
the evening qhen-it is: expected “the:
minister wwill address the-people of the.
district.-on the many, ‘changes mide
in. the educational act at the gession|

of the. Legislature dust closed.:...

of the legislature: during’ the last Ses-
sion and “answered Various questions
put to: ‘hime regatding prospective work
throughout’ the district by the public
works departinent: R. W. Riley: was
in’ the chair, The local -member de-
nounced, the’ polity’ of the present: gov-
ernment, in’ borrowing _ ‘large sums ‘of

and twenty. nine roillion yras proposed
for this year, allegedly to repair. the
broken system of government, Which |
the Liberals had left behind ‘them.
Dr. Wrinch said this: money was spent
in replacing Liberal officials with Con-
servatives, and increasing the salari-
es of the more select ‘Tories. He also
remorked, and this probably had much
significance for the audience,’ that the

stated which was not pursued by’ the
hest governments, .

‘| eupied. the. people of Terrace on Fri-
day afternoon.
of
- Of. heavy slashings.
{carried the fire to the south end of the
ishand following the east ‘shore. The
forestry, people under Ranger: SG.
Cooper, dumped down the buildings of
BO Inamer ‘ond Waiter Wright, and
also back-fired them.
cUmpleted, the wind changed carrying
the fire through the- centre" of the is-
land in' the ‘direction ‘of the bridge
burried move ‘of ‘the pump and efain,.
nient was ‘merde* £Or the.’ ‘bridge ‘hénd,
arriving - with , about’ five aminites ' ‘to
LSpure, Two’. lines. of. “hove - were tun
, out. and “the approach” vas “damped |
- down | with’ one line while the. ‘other
played on the bridge which caught. fire
ir: several: place
Ww ere curried by the wind: for consider-
able’ distnuces: nnd Janded..onithe shed
root at the residence. of A.: : Attree ond
other sparks ‘ignited the Ary. grass. in|:
the: yard of .W..
” spot tir es: ‘started in. thé second growth
some of them ner to. the town... By, :
sundow n the fire. was ‘well under con-
trol. and Au “Property, WAS: sate.

Mee

“Much evl-

EARLY, BUSH FIRES, ALARMIN

| Fires last Friday. and paneer. -
* Comper did” ‘some Fast. Work.”

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A forest fire. ‘on. the ferty island’ ac-

Clearing fires got out
control’and touched off 160 acres
"At first the wind |:

Before this was

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Burd ing” ™ embers :

Jordan. Numerous:

‘Hon. «2, -Hincheliffe minister of ‘edu-}-:
cation for. Bri, Columbia, will, visit. Ter

LIBERAL MEETING AT TERRACE]
Dr. i. Cc. Wrinch, 'M. LA, for Skeeina |
visited Terrace last ‘Tuesday and held

a meeting in the blue room during the
evening He explained the ‘working’ |. :

| money—twenty ‘eight million last year], =

ve . ty! vet yO
[Bete ond T her

“ger 1 800, 000 Ths,! ‘ot aalmon were

* panght fa the coastal waters and

‘vivers of Quebet dat Year, ¢ or 61i,-
‘ $00. “Ibs... more: than 1929,

‘potdea’ ‘shipments. ‘trom. Halifax -
are’ noWdvér ‘for the season..and
“have been declared to be ‘the big-
Best in the history. of the port.

"‘Mustrating the, growth of. tour-
r ist travel into” Canadi,. 93,509 for-
eign cars entered.Canada in- 1920,
while in 1930. ‘the total was 5,409,
458, ;

. At ‘the end. df February of this ;
year, official. registration of radio
sets in Canada totalled 605,758, ‘an |
Ancrease of $1,612 over fhe similar
period af last yearn os. = oma

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tes

Cadmiin:: ‘a: by-product ‘btained
in the production ‘of zinc; was pro-.’
duced for the first time in Canada |
early in -1928 at Trail, B.C. Used
for. plating purposes demand for it~
has increased very: rapidly, oe™

The Province of New Beraus wick" >
largest. bond issue was svld at the
most favorable price in 25. years
‘when a bid of 99. 438 wag accepted ©
for $5, 215,000: 446° per. cenz.“30-yéar .
. bond issue, making the interest. cost
to the province ABD per cent.”

New bridges to ‘span the st. ‘Law:
rence and other rivers are’fa“be  ° _
built by the Quebec Goternment a
this year at a cost ‘of $8,000,000:
They will be bullt at points © that
will link up the highways: in. ths.
province into a whole. ;

First large cattle ‘consignment toy :
move east since Novembe:, 15 cars.
or 322 head of cattle for export.to.:
Great Britain, lett Winnipeg by spe-
_ tial Canadian Pacific train: which
totalled ‘37. care of stock, Ancluding’. .
; 722: tars’ tor jeastern: ‘Canada, points.

\ Ardell,’ Canadian. ‘Pacific ‘mechanie
Appanned 45. ‘years: ‘OF ‘separation, and

2 fly.
‘that Hay. was :Ardell's- “nephew: ‘And
“the latter will now ‘visit: his. “foralty

: seen. for nearly half-a-eentury,

. summer season: this’ year and: wi
the opening‘In. June. of the Lakes.
- side Tn, new'C. P,. Ri hotel. at Var-
“mouth; heavy tourtst: traffic. is lnk
ed for. through Saint “Jobn
" poth sthe: ‘United States anit Canara.
The Cornwallis “Ind at Kente'l
_ and the Pines’ at.. Dighw. will, 5)
attract & large influx.of. ellos

. “men Bigoest TREE a - fo

‘A single. Britigh ‘Columbia ’ ‘Sitka
‘ spruce: may contain ‘8,000 to..10,000:
‘feet board measure of lumber. Lum<'
ber used in: building. an ordinary:
‘five-or-six-roomed’ frame house ‘ig e:,
“estimated at 15,000 feet, hence ‘two ie
good-sized Sitka: “spruce trees would we
" suffice for the house.’ : ae

Crowds estimated at 500 000: peo- 4 ;
ple watched the Empress of Britain®: cn
gail down the Clyde from ker births".
place at. Clydebank ..to undergo
trials. The ship was escorted by.
Six tugs, a- police launch and six’:
airplanes, This’ $15,000,000. hip:
was built for a speed of. 24° knots *
and has already done 26 knots. in
preliminary trials,

Ten minutes terminal stop’ at Bt
Tenace, Ont, and a chance preeting
hatween G, C, Hay, and William.

Silence. between, Ardell” and his.fam:
“Tt, appeared, in: conversation

in Vancouver. whom’ he« ‘has ot

The: ‘Bay Of. Fundy steamer: Prin:
vesse Helene will, ‘have: her: fir

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