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THE TERRACE NEW, TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, .SEPTEMBER .

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Trail Builders _

Foremen Ben Agar and his trail
crew are making fine progress on, his
new forestry trail up the west. side of
Thornhill mountain. At the week end.
they had reached about the 1,000 foot
level .nbove the'sea. “Two bridges, one
35 ft. and the other 60 ft. long were
built over creeks. The job is being
done in good shape. Bridges are being
built 2 ft. wide. sufficient for car tra-.

vel when‘ the-irail is widened. - Crib~ |{ , }

“Tf it grows in the woods we'll
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bing is being used freely to make sure.

of @ permanent job and a top gradient
of 5 per cent makes it possible for sup-
plies to go up by car when the need

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J.H.SMITH~
General Merchant .
' _Bucessor to, T. Sundal Co -

arises and the trail is widened. At
present the camp is down near the foot
. lof the mountain, but when the 1800 ft.
level ‘is reached {t will be possible to °
use a large log building close by the
trail’s side. It is not expected the
trail will go much further than the:
41200 ft. level this year. The men got
in late in the season, and the exces--
‘sive rains have made work difficult.

TERRACE, B.C. ~

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Hardware
Boots and Shoes
. Stewart-Warner Radios
Radio and Car Batteries
_ Goodyear Tires and Tubes

However, the season's work is a good

John’s Garage & Tax

Battery Charging
Cylinder Honing
Chev. Cars and Trucks

Phone—2 long;; 2 short

start for the new trail and will cut out.
‘the most difficult part of the old trai}:
‘that ran through a burn. .

“Dry Goods -
Flour and Feed: -

Studying Indians

| “Ing, Viola Garfield of the Depatt-
ment of Anthropology of the Univer-
sity of Washington arrived in town on
i Wednesday night. Most of the follow-
ing day was spent in matters connect-
ed with her enthologic studies of the

‘TERRACE

Mrs, Greig left for Prince Rupert on
Saturday. -While.at the coast she will
he the guest.of Rev. J. E. and

Biretidrt fot Fc
Th oe

Miss Marian Coombes of Prince’
pert arrived on Friday ard stayed un-
til Sunday evening as the guest of Mrs.

Will Robinson. 1 A
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Mr. and Mrs, J, Frew nrrived from
Prince Rupert on Friday evening and
after an overnight stay returned to

home on Saturday,
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After some weeks of unsettled wea-
mae =6other Monday broke with a flawless sky )
® As the morning advanced the brilliant
& sunshine brought a good measure of}
M heat and.the farmers are hoping for a
" sapell of settled weather to enable them
to wet their grains ‘ripened and harves-
ted befure the frost weather is due.

eee. .

ue Mr. and Mis, Fulton closed.
i . 8 Lakelse camp at the week end and left
: on the Sunday train for Prince Rupert

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Mrs, Connoly of Fraser Lake was
the guest of Mrs. E. T. Kenney from

Thursday until Saturday.
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A. yery successful “card”, paity ‘was

held on Saturday night in the “new
Catholic hall. . Whist was. enjoyed by
those present the winners being Mrs.

their

s, G. Mills. (played by. Mrs, H. Will- Indian people. During the past four
son) and Mrs. N. Sherwood, ' years Mrs. Garfield has been making
. fee ia detailed study of racial origins. cus-
Assistant District’ Forester Hope of toms, laws and modes of living of the
Prince Rupert was in town part of last Tsimpsean people, with special refer-
week. He did some cruising in the ence to those living at Port Simpson.
Kalum Lake area ‘and also inspected The trip to Terrace was for the pur-
the’work on the new Thornhill tfafl. ! pose’ of checking the information col-
yet BM rey dear Teeted -by: WHE Robinson, and a com-
Dr. S. G. Mills was badly bitten. by parison of notes proved ‘beneficial to
a dog on Sunday and is confined ‘to. his both parties.
home gor the thne being. ' Dr, Garfield expects her work to he
‘ «=e published by the University of Wash-
tes ola_Simpson, who wis Heh MELO, ME om tl
daying at Hazelton, 5 buck Again ‘¢nrnish i great deal-of valuable data,
. ‘and be of ‘great assistance in further
work, During the afternoon Mrs. Gar

Dan McKinnon has a new safe, a
really brand new one, not one of these field was shown around the country

Here and There

Opening three weeks earlier
this year with 2 15-inch snow fall
on December 2, the ski-ing season
in Quebec province was off to a
flying start with special Canadian
Pacific, trains as well as regulars
crowded with enthusiasts on the
first week-end thereafter from
Montreal to the Laurentians,

The Empress of Britain will
gtart the winter cruise season
from New York December 29 ona

nine-day voyage to the ‘Weat In-
dies and Cuba. It will carry its
own night. club of Broadway en-
tertainers and a smart dance
- band, The Empress of Australia,
. between January 7 and March 25
will make six cruises of eight,
nine, ten, 1¢ and 18 day duration
to the West Indies, all from New
York,

Gift of a visit home for Christ-
mas and New Year was the un«
usual present suggested for tho
year end by G. HE, Carter, general
passenger agent, Canadian Pacific

Railway, Montreal, as ho explain~

second hand affairs that ean be picked side, and saw Terrace from various
up in the south, Dan has hopes that points of the edge of the bench and al-
now he is equipped with one of the lat- ‘so from the top of Cut-Off hill on the
est types on the market the explosives Lakelse road. She ‘veturned to Prince
experts will lenye the liquor store Rupert on Thursday evening and left
alone. ; {for Seattle on Friday ‘night.

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‘Mis. R, Z, MeIutosh entertained at! With school’ days drawing near the
the tea hour:in ‘honor of Mrs, Shelford ike season practically finished at the
Darton of Prince Rupert. Included in | Week end, By Sunday afternoon most

; iof the suinmer camps had -heen closed

those present were Mrs. C. J. Norring- |
ton, Mrs. C, BR. Gilbert, Mrs. Ivan 2nd families scattered to Prince Ru-

Frenk, Mrs, Davton, and’ Mrs, Wi!pert and to, thefr homes here. Lakeixe
Robinson. After spending some time; bas mot had as much usage this year

as the guest of Mr, and Mrs. McIntosh
at the “Grossroads’ Mrs. Shelford
Darton returned to her home in Prince

Rupert on Saturday.
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_N. S&S, Sherwood left for Prince Ru-
pert on Saturday morning. ~~

settled weather that has hampered
the holiday season throughout the pro-
vince. However, with-the finish of the
camping season Lakelse will soon be-
come the resort of the nimrods who

holidays gathering ‘in ducks and geese

as they migrate south. ~ ¢
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Have you paid.your snnscription yet?

ns in former years, this due to the un-

spend their. week ends aad midweek.

| ed the company’s pre-paid ticket
i plan for sending transportation to
| out-of-town relatives and friends.
| Arrangement of details of such
, Visits is extremely simple, Mr.

. More despite use of telegraph in

..case of emergency and the guar-

“antea that thé tickets wil! reach
the right person. This service is
not confined to Christmas and
New Year but is particularly po-
pular at this seasou.

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-- Canadian and world ski-ing en-
thusiasts will have an opportu-

claim of having elt facilities
equal to any when the Dominion
championships of the Canadian
Amsteur Ski Association area held

slopes of 8,275-foot Mount Nor-

dian Pacitic Railway station at

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Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

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Agent for

Ford Cars |
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

. Carter said, and tickets cost no.

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from March 5 to § on the ateep -

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MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. C. Land Surveyor

TERRACE, B.C.

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