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THE TERRACE NEWS, ne ue 11, 1934,

Philbert Hotel |
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Eleetrie Light
: - Running Water

; Travellers Sample Rooms
aun) P, 0. Box 5,
S| Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

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Terrace Mit Stock of
Lumber

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Shiplap

as 18 common dimension and No, 1 Ship-
lap

{tough Lumber No. 2

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No. | Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Etc.

Mouldings, “

Shingles
| PRICES -ON APPLICATION

: Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

Make the Hotel Grosvenor your home
while in Vancouver. Here is every
comfort and service—cheerfnl lounge,
writing and smoking rooms, dining
room. Just two blocks away is the
centre of Vancouver’s shopping and
theatre district. Mates are very rea-
a sonable,

‘ RATES
Daily:
Det'd Bath + $1.50
With Bath « $2.00
Weekly:
Det'd Bath $ 9.00
With Bath $12.00
Monthly:
Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

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“Terrace Notes

The backstop wt e the use ball dia-
mend Las Lecome much the werse for
wear and the balls go through to the
fans, (. R. Gilbert has donated a
roll of wire and’ the team members are
doing the work of putting: it on. ~

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A very large crowd turned ‘out ta,
the dauce put on ‘by the Native Sons
of Canada on the evening of July 2.
Some $08 wis taken at. the door, the
liveest receipts for a Jong time. |

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“Mes. K, ‘Phomas and two children
arrived from Trail on Friday evening
aud are holidaying with her mother,
Mrs. Greig,
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The Terrace News, caters to the lo-
eal public, Support your local paper.
it is fust $2.00 a year, See Will Rob-

inson,
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Fred Nash and bis foot ball tenn
suffered another defeat on the 2nd.
Coluniirio mine team won with a seore
of 2 tid The long eTrass ‘towed down
the gane a good ‘del, Int. it wis a
very good game at that.

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The members of the b.0.1. and. I.
OBA. paraded to Knox United cherch
Sunday — evening. Rey. W. R.
Weleh conducted na special service with
reference to the work of the Order.

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The Skeena started to drop: on Sun-
day morning and by Monday noon was
well on the way down. The anglers
ire getting ready to hook the finny
tribe, . - ,

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Mrs. I. 1. Pearson of Vanderhoof
is spending a few days with Miss I.
Pearson. She is accompnrnied by. her
two daughters.

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. ‘Game Warden 1.

w eek end in town on official business.
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Dr KE H. Carsen of Prince Rupert
returned to the const on Thursday at-
ter spending a few days at Lukelse.

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. Mas! C,H. Orme’ returned to her
summer cottaze at Lakelse after a
few days spent in Rupert. .
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A goad sige) erowd Went down to

Ttemo Saturday night to attend the

thaice puto on by the strawberry men,
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Miss Bessie Moore went to Rupert
on Tnesdiy.

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To fud out what is happening in
fhe distriet ‘read the Terrace News.
WAL Rehinson ean book your subserip-
fon with ouch pleasure, Tt is just

S240 a year,
me

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and | |
Buns?

Standing orders shipped ,
regularly.

All kinds of cake.

Get ot price.

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A big bad black wolfe lis taken up
lis residence near the Skeena bridge
on th Inkelse’ side. He! ‘was’ ‘first
on, Friday and since then several of
the residence have had a fook at him.
Some one is going to get that $5 ree
ward from the governinent. 7

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Have you paid your subseription yet

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England.

jHarry have met,

is visiting with, her brother

G. W. Beveridge drove out over the

‘Tot Springs von tothe Skeena hateh-
fiery on Sunday and then down to the
Jiiitchery wharf,
iin good shape except Invone or two |!

He suys the rord is

Spats which eould te eustly fixed,
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Mr. und Mrs, THoehler of Braokshue
ave visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, Tlarey Kings It in several years
slice Mrs. Boehier imd her brother
The visitors expect
to remain bere for a nionth, On .the
way west they stuyed for some. time
on the prairie and on lenving here are
going via Prince Rupert and Yancou-
yor. —
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Mrs. Scheele of Humburg, Minn,
CG oH.
Thomos. .On Suuday they went out,
to Takelse luke and the Hot Springs
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. Reports from the south indicate the

luby sized cars are becoming more |:

and more popuar. But the south has
nothing on us, Recently. the mayor of

Terraée wis seen riding into town on}:

a amill sized bieyele, the ‘property of
his seven year old gon. Benney snys
there was plenty of leg room at that.

‘

‘Caranngh and W. Stevens, who ate in-

Martin ‘spent the .

“TIMMINS MAN WAS HERE

A mining engineer representing the
Timmins Interests arrived in tawn a
few idlauys ago ond made the -trip te
Rosswood where he was met by W.

terested in. properties at the, head wa-
ters of Douglas creek, Th party lett
latter . for the properties and having
made the inspection continued on thetr

way over the flivide to the Thomasson
property at® the head of Lorne creek.
After inspecting this project they con-
tinned down the ereek and spent the
night with Bud Corley on the Dry EH
property.

The helght of lund between Kalum
Lake and the Skeena has received a ot
of attention’ driving. the past year. or
so. Fram this area. flow the Clear
and Douglas, beth to the Lake, and
Lorne and Fiddler ereeks to the Skee-
na viver. All of these creeks are plac-
er propositidne and searches have been
enrvried on to find the mother lead hy
Stevens and Cavanagh on the one side
nnd Thomasson on the. other, They.
have staked ground on whieh they
believe the orleinal ore Is to be fond.

CAR WE NT OVER THE BANK

Alex. Olson, cook at the Columario
thine had a tarrew escaped Barly on
Tuesday morning when he was on-his
way in to town, . Between Copper riv-
er bridge and Copper City, on the
highest part of the road, his car left
the track and rolled down the bank.
Alex. was thrown out before the car
had gone far and he suffered only
minov injuries, but the car kept on

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FUNDS FOR THE BALL, TEAM

finineial shape than usual at this time
of the yeur, This is the result of a
subscription taken among thé business
and professional men of town. The
subscriptions enabled the boys to: put
up prizes for the sports on July 2.
The contributors were:—E, T. Kenney
0, &, Sundal, D. A. McKinnon, W. C.
Spirkes, ‘lt, W, Riley, Jas. Richmond,
Ltd., Lerrace Hotel, B. Colbjchine, G,
W. Beveridge, BE. Haugland, J. DeKer-

ifommeaux, Geo. ‘Little, R. Christy, C

R. Gilbert, F. Nash, Franky Dairy. H.
A, Swain, Mrs. Beandin, CG, L. M. Gig-
zy, Terrace Cafe, H. W. Houlden, W.
Carrigan, L. K, Joe, T. HL Walsh, Ter-
race Ment Market,

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' After one.of the most remark-
able and successful meetings ever
held by a religious body, the Ox-
ford Group left the Banff Springs |
Hotel for the East. Many of
them sailed from Quebec by S.5.
Empress of Ausiralia for Ens-
land. The next house party will
be held at Oxford July 1-14.

Speaking at the Admiral Beatty
Flotel, Saint John, Sir William
Clark, British High Commissioner
to Canada, claimed that the real
source of Cannda’s troubles in
connection with marketing -agri-
cultural produce lay in the un-
economic expansign of. agricul-
tural production by intustrial
countries, especially some of the
lnrger Buropean countrics’ which
are normally importers.

Music, moonlicht, glorious laks
breezes with.609 niles of sailing
on the Canadian Pacific’s Great
‘Takes ships Assiniboine, Keewa-

going until it verched the river bank
Olson welked .back to Sklimers and
Mr, Skinner took him ta town for an
interview with the doctor.
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TLawretice Greig and W. Stickle left
on Monday afternoon for Rosswood
and from theré will go on a prospect-
ing trip to Douglas ereck and: over to
Lorne erdek.
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Has your subscription been paid yet?

tin and Maniteb. are at the dis-

poral of passengers on this com-

pany’s lines this*summer at low

cost. The offer premises to be

very alluring to Canrdians and

visitors to the Dominion as weil.
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@usbee Province is alive with -
fetas, celebrations and = gala
events this Fear marking the
anniversaries of some of the
most memorable events in. its
history. Ameang them and the
most important ig the 400th an-

CE IICKICINES

- Forest

forests of Britieh Calimbia,

teasing aside as

When enjoving the quiet restfulness of the Forest re-
member that: a. thoughtless auction on your part, such as

_ Lighted Cigarette Butt

~ . or teavirg a “¥

Campfire Unextinguished

“may. ‘result | in widespread destruction of

Timber, Life and Property

FETIP ESTOEITVT ST TSO TESS TLE TT DS

Fires!

Hote summer weathe: is eraating a serious situation ‘in ‘the

-Carelessness with Fire
in the Woods

under such conditions is unt arconable. , _

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Help Prevent Forest Fires

B. €. ‘Forest Service |

10000

CULL OCC COE

The Terrace ball team are in. better.

Lake.

SWAIN’S:

Transfer and Taxi Service

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We meet all trains

Special Rate to Lakelse
Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

Se

John’s Garage

General Motors

Cars and Trucks
(as S rviee Oil
Welding Air Honing
Batteries Charged

All work guarantecd

John De Kergommeaux
Terrace, B.C.

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SUMMER

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To get there and back you have
a choice of many routes. Let
us plan your trip for the maxi«

* mum of pleasure.

En route visit Jasper Park
Lodge in the mountains and
Minaki Lodge in Ontario’s Lake
of the Woods.

Canadian

Rational

Foe information call or write
. Local Agent er
Pr. Lakie, DI. & PA,
Prince Itupert, B.C.

Terrace Drug Store

' Tangs
. Victrolas

.,. ‘Ice Creani” made from

Stationery | Jeweliery
‘Victor Records

. Crean

R W. Riley, Phm. 2.”
‘Terrace, B €.

Terrace

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