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VOL. 4

TERRACE, B..C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928

No. 39

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TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

P.-T. Meeting
Over Funds

Morse’Hatt presided at the
opening of the Parent-Teacher
Association meeting held last
Thursday night in Progress Hall,
Terrace. There was a very good

attendance, Mrs. Sundal having

decided not to accept the presi-

dency of the Association again,

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
on hand
Store open Saturdays only from
noon on
Prices Now Reduced

N. Sherwood was elected to that
position and took charge of the
meeting.

Very little business was done,
however, owing to. a long and
acrimonious discussion which took
place with regard to the disposal
of the funds raised by the Christ-
mas Tree function last: vear.

T. H. Scott raised the question
and referred in scathing terms to
the connection of the Rev. W. J.

Parsons with the funds. Mr,
Parsons at once repudiated Mr.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

SuRveYS ‘THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B.C.

Seott’s statements, and a good
deal of rancor was displayed dur-
ing the ensuing discussion. Mr.
Seott asserted that the Sunday
school had no right to interfere
with anything which concerned

J. K, GORDON
) Proprietor

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the day school children and other
speakers replied that all of the
schools were concerned in the
Christmas Tree, Eventually mat-
ters were smoothed out, and re-
freshments were served by the
ladies,

The arrangements for the forth-

The Terrace
Club

has been purchased by, and is now
under the personal management of

oF. H. AIKEN

who respectfully solicits a continuance

of the favors of all patrons.

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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

coming Christmas Tree were left
to the executive.

Terrace Gave Thanks

Thanksgiving Day was well
observed in Terrace. The mills
were idle and most places of
business were closed for the day.

At the Knox Presbyterian
church in the evening a chicken
supper and sale of fancy work
dftew a capital gathering. The
poultry was given by the mem-

kindly saw to their preparation

Mi TOBACCOS. CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS, ETC.

asi RRS AAS

enjoyed eating them.

ad because it
a has twice the.
. . butter content

ordend
ST. CHARLES MILK

Put upat SOUTH SUMAS, inthe
of the CHILLIWACK DISTRICT.
Free Recipe Bock—Write

he Borden Cor

anconver,

in charge.
and much enjoyed.

$186 to the funds of the church,

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Timber Sale X5617 -

the purchase of
Timber Sale X9583, Skeena River,

Poles and Piling. -
J removal of timber...

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High Words at |

bers and friends and G. Powers

for the hungry mortals who later
The sale
of work provided much interest
during the evening, Mesdames
Parker and E. T. Kenney being
After supper a
musical program was rendered
. The whole

fuhction was the means of adding

|} been removed..

Sealed tenders will be received by the
District Forester, not, later than noon
on the 27th.day of November, 1923, for
Licence K5667 near
Cas-
siar, to cut 18,050 lineal feet of Cedar

“One (1) year will be allowed for

Further particulars of the Chief For-
-Mietoria; the District Forester,
“th

Hot SPRINGS

TOURIST LUMBERING -
Nor SF TERRACE HonticuLTORE

George Minchin is back in town
after spending a few months in
Prince Rupert, Vancouver and
Kitimaat.

H. Defontaine is getting to
work with his pole contract and
is already loading cars with Al
poies at the depot.

Will Smith—he of the Bench—
went down to Prince Rupert on
Monday on business.

George Little is having a fine
camp erected on Keith’s piace
where he expects to be getting
timber for the next three years.

The editor of ‘‘The Last West”’,
the C.N.R. publicity paper, again
brings Terrace much forward for
commendation and makes free
use of the news in the Terrace
News to this end.

Oscar Gendron and Jack Cou-
ture are working with J. Wentz
getting out poles from north of
the town.

R. A. Harlow and Major Taylor

j ful shack located on Thornhill

Harvest Thanksgiving was cele-
brated in the churches on Sun-
day, Rev. T. J. Marsh officiating
in the Anglican church and Rev.
W. J. Parsons in the Presby-
terian.

O. P. Brown has been getting
his Thornnill mine into shape.
He intends having some men
working there in a week or two.

Walter Bell, who owns a use-

mountain, is at present working
on George Little’s staff.

Jack Wentz is opening a pole
camp north of town. McLaren,
Gendron and Coutre are at pres-
ent with him.
Jack Hepburn was suffering
from a bad cold and could not

on Monday.
Solos were sung by Rev. W. d.
Parsons and Miss C. Halliwell at
the P.T.A. meeting Thursday.

Our sympathies to Alf. Creel-
man, Mrs. Creelman is reported
to be in extremis.

Report says that Tom Master-
ton has sold his lot on Eby’s road
to KE. T. Kenney.

The Terrace News knows of
several others who are anxious

win,

A. McConnel is at. present on
the prairies and reports that
many farmers with bumper crops
will hardly cover their expenses
let alone make money. Time
that was altered.

' Father Allard conducted ser-
vices at the Catholic church on
Sundav.

nesday from Smithers, where he
was a visitor for a couple of days.

sing at the Thanksgiving concert

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visited Terrace on Thursday last
on road inspection work. :
A number of Europeans came
in on Thursday from Winnipeg
and most of them went out to
work with §, Handenschild up
the Kalum road.
Bobby Leighton, .ferestry su-
pervisor, came into town at the
week-end and left on Monday
homeward bound.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hunter, of
Prince Rupert, were visitors to
Terrace at the week-end.
Eddie Lawrence has had the
misfortune to cut his foot badly
whilst using the axe and is likely
to be under medical treatment
for some weeks. His visits to
town on his grey charger are
matters of interest.
Will Treston came in on Sun-
day and spent the night in town.
R; H. Eaton, who is acting
manager of the Lakelse Hatchery
was in town Sunday.
The pole men are getting to
work again, several camns work-
ing around Terrace and Lakelse.
A. Goodenough came up to see
after affairs on Wednesday.
Joe Spitzl’s house on the bridge
road is rapidly approaceing com-
pletion.

Many and mighty have been
the explosions on the new oad

long time.

on Tuesday. .. :

lately and much. roek"has thereby
The mountains
grumble their echoes for quite a

J. L. Christie and H. S. Parker
were Rupert visitors to Terrace

The members: of the Ladies’
Guild held their fortnightly meet-

. Orders filled at short notice,

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

_ LUMBER MANUFACTURER

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Rough Lumber.,.......+..- peepeeesereeans $18.00 per M
Shiplap oo... c.e cee eee ee eee eden eee ee ene es 92.50 ‘
Sundried and Sized ......... baeepeeeens ..., 22.50 *
Finished Material .... ......00s----5 40.00 to 65.00. *‘
Shingles........00. e200: eeeees from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

_ Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

~ Mill running continuously.

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S.§ PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Island Ports, October 17th, November 8rd, 17th, December Ist, 16th, 29th »

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Fall Steamship Service

§,8. PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE
will sail. from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and |
THURSDAY at 11 p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,

SEATILE and intermediate points. ;

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Effective October 4th

Wednesday, 10 p.m. ‘
Saturday, 10 pm.

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3 | PASSENGER TRAINS

EASTBOUND—10.51 P.M, Daily except Sunday.
1 WESTBOUND—12 87 P. M. Daily except Tuesday.

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For Alfantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R, F. McNaughton, Diatrict Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. ;

to sell—but those who wait will

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