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- _ietedcn, B,C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B.C. -

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooma _

_ Telephone

G. Temple, Mgr. —

Terrace Mull Stock of
Lumber:

Rough Lumber "No. 2- Shiplap

SiS common dimension and No. 1 Ship-|

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No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Vefoint
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Shingles ~ Mouldings, of

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little, Terrace, B.C.

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SWAIN’S
Transfer and Taxi Service

| We meet all trains _

Special Rate to Lakelse.

Lake. Sunday Special:
Terrace, B.C:

Terrace Notes -

Rev. My. Burehull, who is taking

a charge of St. Matthews chureh, arrived

Bion Saskatoon Thursday of list week

@ aud on Friday took up residence at the
m rectory,,

On Sunday morning he con-
dueted his first service here and a biz

ist congregation was present.

m Itupert on Tuesday after spending. the |

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QO. T. Sundial has heen appointed ‘sti-

“ A endary magistrate and judge of the
ew smnill debts court in place of 1. IT. Ken-
ho resigned when he entered the
gpolitienl field.

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Mis Marjory Munro, teacher at Remo

mM school, spent the week end as the guest

of Mrs, Greig,

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“Mra, A. Carmichael is’ the gnest. of
Mrs. T. J. Kirkpatrick,
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Mis. R. L. McIntosh left for Prince

mxummner at their residenee at Kalum.

Mr.

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" Born—To Mr and Mrs. 2, Johnstoné

af on Tuesday, Sept. 19, a daughter,

ca. 7 oe _

Born—To Mr, and Mrs. F. Gavin on

September 25th, & son.y..4 .. M
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vey! Bows

Mrs. T. 2B. Brooks made ithe. trip te

@ Prince Rupert this: week,.returning on

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Mrs. Myres nnd: Mrs. Riley are-ablé

a to he around again after thelr. fines;

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‘Miss Vivian Dix of Katum Take ts

= Lawrence Greig and C, Michael put.
fe in the week end at Lnkelse,
me: fair bag of ducks,

—{Tellewa and Smithers,

Mcintosh will remain in the digt-.

me Dict for some time yet,
- plans for the - eonung Season... ,

.| disensslng. everything, but.” the 7
"| problems.

is. right aud al, others. wrong, nd he
jsometines, gets mat: because , no, one.
The ‘Worst: offeuters |:

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the anest of Mrs. W. Jordan,
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J. B. Agar ,W. Llewellyn and Cilfft
Bell are on a Soat hunt in the » Williama
ereek country. any .

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On: ‘Sunday ey ening - the Fecebians,
accompanied by a tuniber from‘ the £
O.0.F. ‘Lodge, attended | chiich parade
to Knox, United .Church, Rey. Wi -R.
Welch preached on, the. subject “What
do we owe to the Church?” During
the. service special’ music was ‘gly €n.

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On’ Friday night the ° high’
students entertained . the trustees anu
their wives In the LO0.0.F. hall. | Dur-
ing. the evening the new members of
the school were initinted. Dancing in
the latter part of the evening WAS en-
joyed. | po

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WHY WORRY ABOUT SOUTH?

Let Their Small. .Politiciang: Rave-on
* About the Northern Bridges— -
. We Have the, Bridges.

_A. committee of the Terrace and Dis-

this point. Thig is to refute - reports

bridge was an. extravagance and was
in. no way necessary. Some politica-

people of Terrace should not allow a
few

No matter what the men in the south
say the bridge will not be taken ‘wary.
nor yet will their talk lessen the traf.

Lakelse Valley Community Club put 7
on a dance Friday, evening at which a

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On Saturday night 2 hard ‘times
“dance was held at Usk. ‘It was a most
‘ enjoyable affair and a number from

Terrace were present,

eth .
Severe frosts over the week end bas
_put a definite stup to the growth of «

number of articles’ in the garden.: -
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| The Canadian National hag started
a new service for the local shippers. |
A car will come in each Wednesday |,
evening and farm produce for Prince
Rupert, will -be loaded the following
morning and the car will be picke. up
; Thursday afternoons and taken to the:
‘coast cities. By this service the vea.-/
tables and fruit will be availablb at
‘the stores at the coast on Friday and
Saturday instead of betng ‘held over’;
‘the week end if token in on the regul:*
ar wa, yfreight, cay - a }

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Local anglers are having ‘some fun
these fall days. There is a fine run
of fish coming up the river and the
beach of George Little’s island south of
own is the “scene of considerable ac-
.thvity.

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Charlie Burthwistie who had a tough
time in the bush lately, is recovering’
nd able to be about Again.

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dranse hunters are, expariicing al
ot of difficulty in finding: birds to
hoot at and wise poultry keepers are!
advised to keep a close watch ou the:
Young chicks.

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T¢ is too bad the way a bunter works
iat times all to no account. The other
day a party of three crossed the river
at the bridge quite satisfied that they
‘ould see, a flock of geese oii the lower
point of the island. just upstream from
themselves. The most experienced onc
of the ‘party was deputed to make ti
stal and do the shooting. He started
off. Time passed but no shot was yet
heard. At last the hunter returned.
Tut with no game, ‘The geese flock
turned out to ber snag that had como
down stream and lodged at the point.

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BE. 'T. Kenney got back Sunday from
his first campaizn tour. He was out
jwith his leader and visited Hazelton,

He. reports al:
well on. the eastern front, os
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Baskethall ,will_ get ‘away tom st ¢
on Monday night when players .and
fins meet to elect: officers .and make.

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Loe! polities are . atavting. to boii,

else to do may be Sen in twos or groups
"main
Once in'y “while. ft Bingleton
may be encountered talking to himself,
and argning like a.good fellow. that he

eontradicts him,

number of town people were guests. i

j with a: smile.

and a number. of men Ivho, have. little | .

fle so much as one wheel barrow. 1
is well to have them ‘harp on something
worth while rather than have them
dig around for some other things that
‘are not so worth while. No good enn
result from any data that the. board
may compile, and no reliable data can
be compiled over a period of fifteen or

more or less years that have gone and
‘ been forgotten.

As a dog trainer Henty Granier is
well known and ‘he packs his evidence
‘around with him, His dog “Dick” is
quite intelligent. Besides carrying out
messages and taking home parcels as
lots of dogs do, he packs the boss's
Pipe and eye glass, and wears them
He was even seen look-
ing at a man who wag arguing politics
with himself, and the doga expression
was not. complimentary to the mann.

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The trend of total apple productio

n'the United States .haa been down-
wand since 1914 carlots shipments
downward. since 1928 and commercial
"production ‘slightly downward . Since
1926.

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Fruit should be picked as far as
possible'in the cool of the day and nev-
er while wet from rnin or dew,

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It is probable thet on infesion ‘of
dried tea Jeaves was originally drunk
on account of the stimulant caffeine
which it contains, althongh there is
no apparent co-relution betwen the
niarket value of tea, as sold now days.
-hd its caffeine content. .

* | trdet Board .of Trade is at. work. com- |.
piling data as. to: traffic that has pass- |
ed over. the Skeena river bridge at/:

eminating from. the south that -the |:

talkers even say that and more. The|.

southern men rrouse their ire. j:
The bridge is there and doing business. |-

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