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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11, 1935

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‘TERRACE
Mrs, Chas. Raven of Terruce left.
recently for the south, She will yisit

at Chilliwaek for a time and then will
join her husband at Anderson ‘Lake to,

k which point he has been transferred
' from the Lakelse hntchery.

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The mild spell continues. Last Fri-
day night some snow fell but: by noon
on Saturday it was about gone. On

‘Lakelse Walley held a dance
Monday night to raise funds for. tlie
Community Christmas tree. Tickets
hhad been sold and o.drawing was held
for the Incky ticket. Gordon ‘Temple
wns the winner. A substantial ‘sum

“WLS raised for the fund.
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Agus Johnson of Ritchie spent the
week eud in town. He reported that
he has a crew putting a. road through
to the big lime deposit that it is the
intention to open up for agricultural
purposes. ae

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: OLD BRIDGE TAKEN DOWN

An ‘ald land mark disappeared dur-
ing the week- when George Little de-
molished the old bridge leading to the }*

ferry island. When the big steek

bridge was’ built across the Skeena
some ten yes ago the public | works
department sold the old bridge to Mr.
Little, with the proviso that when the
timber Lad been taken off the island
the bridge should be taken down, At

the conclusion of logging operations
‘| seeing that some people still wished to

ing. one Indy.

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Mrs. Manson has arrived from Sask-
atchewi in to spend the winter with her
dister, Mix. G. Herbert.

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The ‘Oddfellows have donated the!
use of their h all for a whist drive and.
danee that will be held on Friday to
raise funds for the Community Christ-
mas Tree. .
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F. J. White appeared in the local
police court ou Monday on @ drunk

~~ Christy’s Bakery:

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Last ‘year Tom Uphill, the Kernte,
provincial member, had some unkind
things to say of the - frozen: north.
Were he here now he could: see: plow-
ing, clearing operations ‘and many
other things that he could | not see at:

Monday there was sleed. Co
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Owing to the condition of the roatts
Geo, Little has taken his trucks off
until there is: colder weather as he is
lot disposed to brenk the roads ‘wp ‘at
nf senson when they cannot he fixed
agiin for several. months. De

home,

KIDDIES Have your mother bring you to
THE TOYLAND ~
SUNDAL’S STORE

‘While the a:sortment is unbroken

This is the Season you show Good Wilk to Men with gifts and tokens of
remembrance. ,

The old adage The Early Bird stil holds good.-

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Grocery Dept. Ladies Dept.

use the
Little placed barracades across the

and posted
dangerous.

+ partment instructing bim to

were ent loose and allowed to .drop
to the slough bed.

‘Tsome folks who are squatting on parts

| Remo school,’ has tendered her resig-

eateerze Cobb and W.- Cavanagh of

structure for foot tiaffic, Mr. charge and was assessed $25 and costs

. Terrace, B.C.

Will ship t to any point ‘ on line:

Will you trv our Bread and.
Buns?

Standing orders . shinped

Ail kinds of eake. Get our price. ,

or 30 days. He paid the fine.

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signs that the bridge was
Howerer, recently he re-

celvéed a communication from the de-
remove

A large party left on Tuesday for
Prince Rupert on the excursion rate
offered by the railway. Among others:
who went were Mrs. W. CG. Sparkes,

the structure immediately, So, on b

Wednesday a crew went to work and | Mes. T. Durran, Ars. E. M. West, Mrs,

the spans connecting. it to the shores E, M. Smith, Mrs, 0. T. Sundal Mrs Fully Modern Blecttic Light
W. §. Anderson, Mrs. A. C. Head, Mrs, Running Water |

Miss

McDonald, Miss Velma’ Greig,

Rose King nil Kd. Finlayson. ,
= * s

The Angticu w eman'’s) Awsdlinry
held a sale last Saturday.’ ‘

Thts will result in.
ra-certain ‘amount of inconvenience. for

of the island, It: in view of the action
of the departinent. no.other enurse was

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C. :

Travellers Sample Rooms |

P, O. Box 5 Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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possible,
THE LION’S DEN

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“Mis. Pp. J. Murphy of Remo spent
some time in town this week visiting

simon her many friends.
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Miss P. ‘Lindland teacher

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Three yours ago in the city of New
York a worthy young man had spent
the lust uf his savings. For weeks he
had sought work diligently, but the/
answer was always the same; “Sorry,
nothing uow, but we'll keep you in
mind if anything turns up.” With
his money gone he mide a final deter-
mined effort to find employment. He

‘of the

nation ‘to ticke effect at the end of the

present term,
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wi ou. - Ladies “Departinent ih

Velva’ ‘Suede—the “fabric: ° guaranteed
yun: aproot—Velva "Suede slips, , Bloom-
ers; ‘Vests “Pndlies, and: Snuggies s

There is keen. satisfaction - in “make
ing your own Christmas Cake, which
is sure to be unrivaled. for richness and
flavor if you fay the. ingredients. at:
SUNDALS? were .

Here are. “the - makings ;—Riiisins, ‘and ‘Botany: fabries:”

Peel, Cherries, Flour, Eggs, Baking

Powder, Shortening, Nuts Extracts, :

Alt: tiese goods are absolut 7 fresh, Many other necessities and
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full flavored and at a price ‘that: Will novelties to interest you. vos

please’ the buyer's pocket book.

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Add. to the: gaiety sind eharm of ‘your: ‘Girlebias ‘gi its" Aiur Chriatitas
Cards, Tags, Ribbons, and Christmas Stationery. . :

Steed ty Hien a sage foe eu

— aBhivbiloy: on ‘n tryin to Vancouver.

Ladies Silk. Hose |:
Boys’ (Galt: Socks and Children’s’ Hose. i

Wei are. here to'serve: you. .

went to the zoo, but the answer was
discouraging. They didn’t need any
anore help. He turned away beat,
noticing his extreme dejection, the
man:he had interviewed called _him
A +e8 back,
‘i wR, Christy pald a visit to her! «yoy're pretty badly in. need of
the | ‘Prince ‘Rupert hospi- job aren't you?”
“Yes,” with a. brave. smile.
“] was. just’ ‘thinking ; our-big ape—
a great attraction: for . the. children—
died two weeks ago. “We haven't been
nble to: replace him, but we have his
hide. Did you ever do any trapez
work?”
ers “TD com learn”?

Fine, come tomorrow. ”

Kalum Lake were in. town the middle

of last week.
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: en ‘and Mrs. CG. L. M. Giggy left on

«, Pr ee
ao, ‘Renney, LL.A.,,eturned from
at ‘iat: 0: the interior on Tuesday last
a a fy Pd :
ng Gy Warner is a ‘present. a . patient
_ Shatmessey “Military Hospital in
. mieotver.

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The Canadian Legion have® »pecured
In the course of n couple of weeks

HARA ICH III 7 AS SEER TR Ty SEN REPAY

Christmas Greeting Cards. .

Toilet Sets Christmas Stationery

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od ewellery.”
Watches we - Clocks rH
Chocolates China

aR. Ww. Riley, Phim .

freee tern a

WM vales oes fe tise vores of

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eacerececeteqen eet. se ARNE
a ‘e Cee C CREE imunieipal honors at the coming elec-

their flag pole for the soldiers plot ut

Moumtnin’. View Cemetery. The pole * holiday occurred and the z00 was

is 45 feet Ipng and at present is eine crowded with children ‘and their par-

‘worked wp ‘into’ proper. shape. ents. An enthusiastic mub watched in
i tront of the big ape’s cage, ¥ while its

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The ‘Terr ace ‘penned: of the canadian eens put on a rollicking show.

Leto. ik ‘doing Seged;Avork i. tnking , SWlneing across the upper part of the
enre of the interests of the men who [cuge, he missed the. mark and crashed

-served “OVersens. _ At. present: FB. Law- {oven the trom door, which was unlock-
renee 19a" patient. atthe Hazelton Hos ed. and tumbled into:the lion's den.
(pital, and: in thé event’ of his needing| There was: f momentary hush then
“to proceed to “Vancouver ; 46 “enter the pardemoninm - reigned. Children

Military. hospital ‘the Legion plans to screnmed, women fainted.

take ene ‘of the ‘cost-of transportation Inside, his den the lon recovered
\ : ae from his nston!shment, then cantious-

The ‘News has been making enqulti- | LY nilvanced, snarling, toward the ape.

‘ea as to: posible - -eandidates seeking | The ape backed away in confusion and
terror, while the lion continued to

press. In desperation the ape looked

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tion, but 80 far has niet: “with no stic-
1 ORR. ‘glthotigh there’ are some rumors
“and: that; wher nomination dny comes
seve eval, names wil be yt, ‘up, inclnd-

heyond the lon’ 'S den to see if a keeper
was on his way to rescue him, but he:
saw none. Frantically he retreated to

~Wihan, you use the columns of your

“POOAL. NEWSPAPER? -

You: Be: aupporting'a local industry. and. encouraging, the.

“Buy at Home” principal. a
Fell the. ‘buying, publie. what you: have aiid give: ‘the: - price. 4

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‘OMINECA™ HERALD. AND: ‘TERRACE “NEWS —

: Are here to.canry that. messane to: the public. foryan. ‘Will,
you use: these, co wae ae a

Rough Luniber |
S48 con:mon dimension and No. 1 Ship-

Shingles

‘Terrace Mill Stock of

Lumber
No. 2  Shiplap

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No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete.

Mouldings, H
PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo, Little Terrace, B.C.

Swain’ $ Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Tracking: eliv'
. Coal and. Wood: .

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the back wall of the den, breathing a
prayer, aware that his end had come.
Then quietly ‘he heard thelion whisper
“Don’t be o darn fool, You're not the

job. "

only ‘guy in‘ New. York who needed a