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2! Wa = iL “It it grows in the woods we'll s . -
7 Ae ee delta atid! “eégovable get it” Philbert Hotel

whist: drivejandc concert: was held ‘Fri-

day ‘night“fbr ‘the ‘benefit of the local Inter-Valley Lumber TERRACE, B. C.
Rota: Gattiotie’ Church: During: the a ,

evening there was 2 ‘drawing ‘for nu- & Supply Co. Fully Modern Electric Light
merous’ prizes, and the winners. were Running Water
as follows :$15 donated’ ‘by’ His: Bxcel- Lumber Manufacturers . Travellers Sample Rooms -
Jericy, Bishop Buzioz,: O.L1.,’ won by CEDAR. Poles, . piline: Posts .. poe RS ty

8. Schultzik, Shamées> $10° donated by Spruce Boor oes Hemlock P.O, Box Telephone
Fr. P. Champagne, . “wor “by: Att. Cooper 5 Gordon Temple, Prop:
of Prince George; f ble cloth donated TERRACE, B. C. & ee |
by Mrs. MeGe ik,’ won: -by Sister ad

Mary Alice," “8 "Joseph’s’ Convent of

Prince Rupert; table cloth, donated

_ General Merchant

7 _ Steessor to . T. Suodal Co

by Mrs.” ‘puniep,* Port Clements, won
by W. ‘Wiffen, Prince Rupert; silver
candle sticks, donated by Mys. Brown,
Terrace, won by Leo Savoie, Hornby}
Msland ; ‘table cloth, donsted by Mrs.
Lege, won by Mrs .(Dr.) Milla, Ter-

lrace; fruit knives, donated by Mrs,
Frederickson, Usk, won by Mrs. Clara
Buit, U.S.A.; pillow sips, donated by,
Mrs. Bridden, Massett, won by Johnny.

TE RRACE, B. C..

Groceries Hardw
Boots and Shoes

Stewart-Warner Radios
‘Radio and Car Batteries
Goodyear Tires and Tubes

| Clifton, Hartly Bay; cuff links, don-
‘ated by ‘Mrs; Harrison, Queen Char-
lotte City, won by Mrs. .E. J. Laird,

are: ‘Dry Goods

John’s Garage & Tax

Battery Charging
"Cylinder Honing
Chev. Cars and Trucks |’

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Phone---2 long;; 2 short

‘Haysport ; ‘bill fold, donated by Mrs,

Flour and Feed

Moreau, Queen Charlotte City, won, by
jHarl Spooner, New Hazelton; large
| bath towels, donated by Mrs. Schultzik
of Shames, won by Mrs. J. Newson,
Willow River; bath towels, donated by
_ Mrs. Rudd, Port Clements, won by P.
; Vuk, Kwinitsa.

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TEA FOR THE BRIDE |

“TERRACE

Yr oremat B. Agar begs to inform’ ‘the
neneral public that the bridges he is
putting i on‘the new "era aire twelve
aod feet: wide, and. pot 0 ug was
mentione ve ‘also Says
ibat it fs- T: “he. 8 roviding for
not a sennter J ist. thé amie, Ben is in
some hard sgqing- now: “aliove the 1300
ft, cabhn and | he- ‘will- wish it was a 2
ft. trail he wis! building before he gets
inueh farther ‘along. :‘He is putting in
a huneh of culverts to drain off the
swampy places and he hopes the’ For-
est Branch will start him and his men
oft ceriier next spring so they can get
the job finished.

Did you ever try to take a cinder out
of a muu's eye who had a cast in that

eye? Ask Charlie: Lindstrom about it,
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Maurice Barnes of Usk was in town
on Friday. .
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Fish are still running well in the
Skeena and cutthroats and dollies are
sizenble and in good numbers.
eek
Muuielpal: Clerk Nigel ‘Sheriiood is
engaged preparing for the tax, sale to
lie held at the,end of the week. He
has worked the list over ‘several times
us taxes are being paid up and that’
makes a’ lot of changing for him. It
leging to look as if only a few ‘Parcels,
of land will be for sale. oo"

tewn on Monday.

are now holidaying at Usk with Mr
KE, M. Whitlow, mother. of .Mrs.. Sather

Mrs, ©... M. Giggy was hostess at
the tea hour on Wednesday in honor of
iher sister, Mrs. Stan. Brooks. Includ-
Sather and daughter Diaue | ed among those who gathered to ex-
g,{tend their good wishes to Mrs. Brookg
jwere } Mrs. Marsh, Mra. Gilbert, Mrs,
| Mimro, Mrs. Geo. Tittle, Mrs. M. Greig,’

Ce
Fred Michaud says that life at the’; 3izs. 0. T. Sundal. Mrs.’ J. H. Smith,
a Mrs. Geo, Dover, Mre.. R. Christy, Mra.'

\V, Shannon of Vanarsdol was in ,

Ld
Mis. .

day afternoon with ‘proceeds golug
to purchase new books for the Terrace

library.

vest festival on Sunday with services
both morning and evening. The edi-
fice was decorated with fruits, flow-
ers and vezetables and grains against
a background of autumn follage. Rev.
A. Hinchliffe conducted both services
and special music was rendered by the

choir.

a guest of Mr. aid” Mrs."R. L: McIn-
tosh of The Crossways.

A successful ten was held on Satur-

» # «
Si. Matthews Church held the har-

“ke

Myra. G. Bvitt of Prince ‘Rupert is

ese

Phornhill: lookout is. somewhat englar.

stalled instead’ of the gas stove, and.
latter was not always so hot. The

now that a wood stove has heen. in-:

wind blows strong anda cold on the;

Seaton, Mrs, Will Robinson, and Miss-} ~ ‘The United Chureh manse provided
the setting on the 22nd of Sept. for the

“es. ‘Longworth, ° Lawrence aud” Grant.
marriage of Delories, youngest daugh-

’ Mis: 3H." Kenney presided at the tea

tuble:and Mrs. A. Hinchliffe and Mrs.
J.-H. Smith performed the duties of;
serviteurs.” ‘ ,

crest of the bill and finds all cracks in -
a building, . The cabin is a mile above
timber Line and that is quite a way to.
bring the fuel, but Fred says that.is '
better than freezing.”
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fee
A fine spell of weather has speeded |
up the fruit Rarvest and most of the with ne able. oe ee enoat
orchards are busy plnces, Light frost: “sored by the Terrace and District j
touched some parts of the valley and ‘ Board of Trade will take up the pro- |
‘ou some farms corn, tomatees and) ject of sending a car lot of foodsturts !
other tender plants have wilted, but to the dried out area: of the prairies, |
the damage was hy no means general. ;
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Water is still senrce in town, and
for some unexplained reason the re-
pairs for the power ‘pump have not ar-
tived—lost. enroute some place if they
have ever been shipped. It is. most
nnnoying to the commissioners, the
pump operator and the citizens.
y - | aP
Sam. Kirkalkly salvaged hia “boat
from Lakelse Lake last. week where
it had been lying for some time follow-
ing a fire caused by @ back-fire from
the’ engine. - “When ‘he got the boat and

TO GIVE CAR OF FOODSTUFFS: |

fe,

be good for a car’ tostoll ‘out of here in
the near future. .

BO 7

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Manual arts ¢ ave’ taking a greater
part
schools this year asa: result. of the new
ideas of education brought. in. by Hon.
George Weir.’ ‘At. the: Lakelwe Valley

ing and. other. hor eratts : swith. the

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Thive. you “pat your sutscrfption yet

machine to the surface he found very

bata’ model ‘aeroplanes:
little of it worth salvaging. “
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‘irs: we ‘A: iclnkpitalek is: pected

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bemeree

‘Hunting ‘Season.

Is now on and | we are headquarter for’ .

“cand. Greas

een

to return from.. Prince Rupert: early in

ter of Mr. and Mrs. \ Martin Cramer of
Terrace and John Allen McCarron,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Donald McCarron
of Ireland. Rey. A. Crisp performed
j the ceremony, :

Already substantial donations of po-
tatees and other vegetables have been -
promised and the .progpect . appears to ~

in the.. program. of the public .

school Miss ‘Young’ has taken up: sew-)

girls and: the ‘boys, are: belng, taught to.

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

Taxi

Agent for. -

Ford Cars:
Ford Trucks

"Ford Parts

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Chtisty’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shined
regularly.

All kindaof cake. Get our price. I

Terrace Drug Store

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