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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933

F Phitbert Hotel
TERRACE, BC.

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Terrace Notes

Corp. E. H. Clarke. R.C.M.P, spent
Mm several days in town this week,
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S Munsell Clarke who is interested in
Mu number of loenl mining properties,
B left the middie of the week for Van-
gcouver, ;
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My, and Mrs, R. Blance left for Ru-
pert on ‘Tuesday to meet an uncle of
Be Rob's, who is on a tour from the east.
rm , oe 2 ed
Mr. and Mrs. V. Menzies, who have
MAbeen guests of Mrs. J, Durran, return-
Bed to their home in Prince Rupert on
me’ Vhursday afternoon.
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One of the changes brought about
by the stringency, in money during the
me ast few yerrs has heen the steady In-
‘eyense in the number of families who
have bought cows to supply a goad part |
Be of the family fare. Fust recently one
ie of the new comers sald he had a chance
a of buying his mnimal on time payments
these about equalling the amount he
me had been paying each month oh butter}

f cream and ‘milk. In a few months. he.
will have- hls cow paid. for and. after,

that his bills; will reflect the wisdom
of his’ action.” It’ 16; ‘rdémarkable . how

@ the cost of living - drapsas soon AB: fl.
cow appears'on, the scpne, also the pie

Ie improvement-in: the, health of the fam.
ily, Of. course, ‘there : As a certain extra
MB work attached to cows, hut when the! s
Me ranily hag: wothing ele fo, do,one can
a hardly charge wp. much foi the, time
a one spends, hunting cows: and, milking
them and drinking the milk.
wy, % . :
While. ‘the | inet ot a few days ng6
Se spoiled some ofthe: ‘plum cxop the, bal-
ME ance of the crop is making gocd ‘Bro
: " wress and ripening nicely. 4
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: Have yop pald your subseriptlon ‘yet?

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Ed. Lawrence and W. Raymond ar-
rived in town on Friday afternoon af-
ter a long prospecting ‘trip in the Bea-
ver. River district. While they stated
that. they had a number of. samples

with them’ they were very mysterious
about their finds, etc.

ete
. Several of the local growers are lift-
ing their spuds and the general report

(is that the erop this year runs from
“Ivght to average, with less worm trou-

ple than has been experienced in the
past. It is believed that the wet sea-
son, coupled with more definite: know-
ledge of selection of land for the crop,
has been th cause of the improvement
in this respect. .

. ° ee &

R. L, Gale spent a couple of days in
the district’ this week arranging for
polling places for the coming election.

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. .E. Ponsonby, who recently came
north from ‘Vancotver Island, returned
from the imterior at the end of the
week and has moved out to a place on
the bench north of town.

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The commissioners of the village are
having the sidewalk in front of

‘| Sparkes Bros, Store yenewed, and ri-

pairs are also heing made to the found-
ation of the building by the. owners.
ae .
A. Beaudin who has been in the Cari-
boo since the spring, returned to town

Sunday evening.
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‘Capt. J. 8. Colthurst, w ‘ho pas spent

the summer with -his family at Lakelse |.

Lake, leaves. Thursday for Rooke. VIL

for the winter.
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‘Frank Hipp: landed.a. steel head sal-
mon the: other day on the’ shores. of
George Littles’ island that weighed 26
Ibs. or o Little better.
ing early a party of, three went down
to the istand -and got back to town

‘shortly after. Innch with 100 Ibs of fish

Two of the catch weighed: between lt
and 18 lbs. each. Limit catches have
been common and when an angler has
sot that many friends have been called

in to help’ tote the catch home,
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“On Friday night Rev, W. R. Welch
gaye n lecture in Knox United Church
on Life in Africa. The reverend gen-
tleman Ww ho served for some years 05 &
missionary. under The Region Beyond
Missionary ‘Society, ‘held his: audience
spellbound for twa hours. “The church
was crowded, and rs the event was put
an in aid of the funds of the Ladies’
Guild, that society was §20 to the good
as a-vesult, It is understood ‘that Mr.

JwWelch has a quantity of lantern slides

depicting the life of-the people among
whom he lnbored, and it is. heing plan-
ned to secure a lantern for future lec-

tures. ”
“4 « ;
- Mos. Greig. Mrs, Kirkaldy and 1 twa
ehiidven imede ‘the ‘trip: ‘to Remo on
Raturday, té visit “Mist Marjorie Munro
at *. 4
A dance was lreld ‘at, ‘Remo on Satur:
day night: ‘at which it p06 “number of

Terrace vornig ‘people were “presenti:
+ xk 4

Vera Moore enme up from - prince
Rupert on Saturday nieht, ‘Accompant-
ed by, Dr. Hankinson, who consulted
with Dr, Mills ‘In thé ease of Mradrank
Gavin. They returned ‘Sunday's: “train
taking Mrs, Gavitt and: daughter; othe
-hospital, ‘Mrs. 1, J. Moore, who: bas
been staying with her daughter - for
some time, returned to the const by: the
same train, , TY

sem acy
Ng." 'B, Johnstone ‘of Lakelve » Lake
Lidge was tL visitor to Prince Rupert
the end of last week. 208 (cto
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Local hunters are getting good bags

of-ducks which they find more numer".

a ee ro we

“aire. A Al fxoré" fetid: “fron i
on Saturday. vy u

The next morn-|

The basket ball players have secured

the use..of the Canadian: Legion: Halt.

for the seasons games,

will ‘start on the 16th.
elas ere

[Here and There],

"Taken as a whole the. British.
West Indies, as a market for Can- :
‘pdian” products ranked tenth last
' July with $550,000; - with New-"
" foundland coming next,’ ,

Practice games

Increasing prosperity - in Can«
ada and the United States is seen
in the early arrival in the Do-

_ malnion of United States Christmas
tree buyers. They-are particularly .

“busy in the Maritimes where the .
demand {5 especially heavy.

Edward C. Carter, of New York,

’ traveller and publicist, has been
-chosén to fill the newly-created
post of secretary-general of.. the
Institute of. Pacific Relations --
which has just completed its fifth
.'blennial conference at the Banff ©
‘Springs Hotel.

’ Eleven happy boys took the.
eleventh annual “On to Alaska”
tour this year under the leader-
ship of George E, Buchanan, of
Detroit. Their trip included 4
stop at the Banff Springs Hotel
where the boys stayed until they
sentrained for Lake Louise.

Traffic earnings. of the Can-
adian, railways for July show an
aggregate gain ‘of nearly a million
dollars as compared with July,
-1932, the best showing in many
months. on similar comparisons,
Gross earnings of the Canadian
Pacific account for $473,000 of
this gain during the month.

“He got you that time,” said
Mrs. Mantagu Norman to the gov-
‘ernor of the Bank of . Englnad,
when they Janded recently at. Que--
bee from Canadian Pacific liner,” |
Duchess of Atholl, on their way
to ‘Bar Harbor, Maine.-’ The pur-
‘pose of the visit-is a mystery, pot
even 2 holiday being. admitted by
:the distinguished. visitor,

' John Nelson. president of Ro-
tary International, sailed recently
by Empress of Britain on his way
to Lausanne where the second
European regional conferencé of
the world-wide orzanization was”
held this munth. fe stated that
Rotary had 150,00u members, in
300 clubs.

the conferences,
speeches and exhibitions at the
World's Grain Eshibitian at Re-
gina we can derive even one sug-
gestion of importante to agricul-
turists, the show will he voted a
suecess,” said E. S. MeRory, man-
ANOT, United Grain Growers offices

“It from

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Inquiries or orders given W. H. Burnett, Terrace, wil

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Owing to the proprietor, Mr. Willie,
not being a naturalized British Subject
the beer license of the Terrace Hotel
has been gancelled.Mr. Willie-has been
in Canada for twenty years and just
vecently made application for bis na-

turalization papers.

r ! It was then dis-
covered that he had had a beer license
for some time and not a British sulb-
ject, -It is. probable. that. his - License
will: be Tenewed as soon:as he gets liis
naturalization papers through.’ .

Husky and Happy - Oh Boy!

orty-clght ‘happy boys and} /

: girls atthe Royal . York:
Hotel,” Toronto. They are the:
., Inoky. winners, of. the ailver Toten’
Contest sponsored by Crosse atid
Blackwell, well-known muanufac-:
turers of food products, and their
reward was a two-day visit to the
Canadian National Exhibition.: ;

“They all “travelled “ Ganaittan |

Paditio and the: Royal York Hotel}:
‘was:: “theirs for: two -fuil 34

There was’ much entertaining: iz
the: various rooms occupied by: the.
youngsters, >The _ contents... of a:
lage. ‘number ‘of bottles of. pop-
were” consumed,‘ ‘Hands - were’

swept over slick heads and ties

wits

‘livers Was much jolly.chatte
Janéals,-Thoraugh tours were middle

Lok’ the. big. exhibition and : for!" ”
Mone: time to come'these boyd and
‘gitle will have: -happy: memories:

of the two exciting and hilarjoue.
days, .

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