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THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B. C.,

WEDNESDAY,

JANUARY 12, 1938 -

TERRACE»

Alex. Rix of the Imperial On Con
was in town this week: . '
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The home of Harvey Doll which is,
heing butit on Park Ave., is being push-
ed ahead in good shape... It will be
quite a large place and an additional

asset to the town,
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Although the notices have been post-
ed for the coming election of a village
commissioner to fill the place of the
hite H. A. Swain 10 THAMES as yet have
hoon put In for the office. me

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Bill 'Treston was in from: ‘nik ‘inink
riach this week and shipped a number
of pelts he had ‘raised during the past
year,

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SJuln Hagen ‘of the Vanarsdol Lum-

her Ca,, left last week ona trip to

Vance muver.: pune

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Mild weather has held away all the

week and most of the snow that came

at Christmas time has gone, Tey roads
huve heen experienced and people
have, been walking with great eare,
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Born, on December 17th, to Myr, and
Mrs, W. R. Adams, Lakelse Valley, a
(kinghter, Fern, Blizabeth,
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J. A. Barman, C.N.R. tie inspector,
ix holidaying in Vancouver,
wa
Oscar Older was in froin Kaluin
Lake for the. week end, -
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S.C. Cooper, forest ranger, paid a
visit lust week: to: Cedarvale. |

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Mayor Snowshoes

‘Gordon Temple is back from Lakelse
rid has a tale of hardship to tell.
He xs chairman of the village commis-.

perience,.and as he never travelled ou
showshoes, undertook to master the
art long practiced by the Jack rabbits,
Last Tuesdiy Mr. Temple, and. Tom.

_| Coliver and Rod McRae motored. out

to 11 mile, that’s where. the. cleared
road ended. They unloaded the ‘car
and it staried for town, Tom put on
his webs, picked up his pack and start-
ed for the lake, As he moved off he
pointed to a 40 Tb. pack and said to
Ilis Worship, “That’s your pack.”

Temple looked at his shoes, got 'em
pointed in the right direction and tried
to puzzle aut the dinguses that held
them to his feet. A nearby pole mak-
er came to his assistance and the shoes
were connected up and Gordon got un-
der way. oe

But the broken trail was of no use
Tom had mushed in the
approved fashion, but Gordon, seeking
a much more secure base ofo opera-
tions, swuig his feet high, wide and
handsome. He broke a new trail on
either side of the one he followed.

Half way to the lake a halt was
called, but the  hard- -hearted sour-
doughs had no sympathy for the chee-
chuko. YThoy went ahead again as
that is the only way to get there. Hig

could under the cireunstances,

Two hundred yards, and a shoe got
away. His Worship stood and looked,
hot intelligently. A man coming along
made the necessary adjustments and
Gordon finully got to the lake,

In the days that followed Tom took
His Worship up as far as the Fulton

;| place" to “view -the ‘ontside of: the: Me-
Kenney place and then gave him a

‘couple of trips up Williams creek, and

1} the latter, says Tom, was easy going,

y.2-| but Gordon told the News that he hag

With ‘the coming Of. ‘dearer weather
on Bninday: night the ite cutters “be:
ant to size ap the! situation... ‘af “the
“keen. While the river {s frozen at
the canyon itis felt that as yet the
conditions are not ¥et Mght for work
to
the: Job indery way shortly.

The Omincea "Herald. is: only $2.00

sonence Imt. it is expected to get

“tn different idea of the country But

Temple was ea pretty good sport and
he took everything with a smile and
when he got back te Terrace he looked
as Tit as a fiddle, and would not have
missed it for a lot. No other guy wiil
make a monkey of him on the snow-
shoe tr iil.

Dr. . G Mills was in Rupert over

[the ond ‘of the week.

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“Bay at Home”’ - principal.

help sell your Produce, m, es

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Vancouver printers. will not el. build your town and community nor

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When vou use the columns of your

LOCAL NEWSPAPER

You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the

Tell the buving public what you have and give the price,

OMINECA. HERALD AND TERRACE NEWS

‘Are here to carry.that message to the public for you. Will,
you use these. columns? . Po

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sioners, feels he must have a wide, ex-|!

Worship was left to do the best he.

Yukon Wedding
“Dinty’ > Moore

Dawson, Y.T., Dec. 21—One of the
prettiest. and most colorful weddings
seen in Dawson for many years took
place.in St, Paul’s Pro-Cathedral on
‘Monday evening, Dec. 20, when Flor-
ence Catherine Goslie, only daughter
‘of Mr. ond Mrs. Christian Goslie, of
Benur Creek, became the bride of Alva!
Edison Moore, youngest son of Mr, and
Mrs. E. T. Moore of Terrace, B.C. Rt.
Rev. ‘W. A. Geddes, D.D,, Bishop of
Yukon, performed the ceremony assist-
ed by Rev, A. G, MeCallum, rector of
St. Paul’s. The groom is a constable
in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
and was in uniform, as were also the
best man and the ushers, their bright
scarlet tunies lending .a splendid touch
of color to a most charming wedding
group. The church was gay with ev-
ergreens ond poinsettas, having been
decorated In advance for the Christ-
mnas festival.

The bride was given in marriage by
her father, was a picture in a gown of
white slipper satin with tulle veil at-
tached to an orange blossom headdress
She carried a bouquet of gardeniag and
lilly-of-the-valley. The brides maid,
Miss Pretoria Curtis, who selected a
gown of gold taffeta with blue halo
hat and elbow length cream gloves,
carried a bouquet of forgetmenots.
Lance-Corporal Stanley Rothwell ,as-

1 sisted the groom and the ushers were

Constables Earl Cross and Arthur
Stewart. :

the chureh sang the “Deus Misereatur”

gister they ‘sang “O Prmise Me’. ‘The,
Breathed O’or. Eden”.

’ Miss Solway
Dines played: the i :

d dding: music,

St. Paul’s Hostel,, ;Mr, and ‘Mrs: Géslie|
assisting the- pride and. 2room jn: re-
ceiving the gitests. - Mrs. ‘Géslie chose
a‘black velvet dress and hat with cor-
sage of gardenias.
attended to. the visitors register and.
the serving was looked after by a num-
her of girl friends and school-mateg. of.
the bride, including Miss BH.’ Hender-
son, Miss M. Wyness, Mis 8S, Dines,
Miss I. Fornier,; Miss Emily Skistad,
Mra, J. Stevenson. and: Mrs. ©, Craig.

| Tea was poured by Mesdames Jeckeli,

McFarland, Osborn. and ‘Geddes, and
Mesdames Lewis, Chappell and Coli-
rick and Miss Ida Dale were in charge
of the genera] arrangements. A deli-
cately decorated three-tier eake was
the centre of admiration and the bride’
tnble was dainty with silver vases and
flowers, being centred. Awith a. silver
bowl of gardenia” aid eypsophlia. Mrs.
G. Binning and Miss’ Marion’ Harvey
served the wedding” ‘enke,

ors from various parts of the Yukon,
notably from Bear ‘Creek,. the home of |,
the bride and. her’ parents, and the
stene at the reception Was one of ani-
mation and beauty.’ The groom’s gift

‘|to the bride was an feropock travell-

ing case and an overnight bag; to the
bridesmald, a gold:compact with watch
and to the best man a gold. nugeet, tle
clasp.

Mr, and Mrs ios Glosite have resid-
ed in the Yukon since 1911 and their
charming. and popular. daughter was
|the recipient of a -large numbor of
handsome and useful. glfts. The hap:
py couple spent’ the ‘Christmas’ holi-
day at Bear:Oreek before making their
home at Whitehorse where. Constable
Moore Js stationed.

“Dinty” “Moore,'‘the “groom, is well

he. spent most’ of his “boyhood th er. |.
race and. after: ‘Joining the Mounted]:
Police force was stationed at Hazelton

for a thme.:: ‘Mrs Ay Tevitte’ of, Hazel-
ton is a ae re

‘Vyant they tee “not

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During the ceremony the ehoir of}.-
and in the interval of signing the re-.
wedding hymn was. “The Voice, tbat, .

A receptioi Was. afterwards. held at}:

Mrs, :B.. Gladwin |:

There were a Jarge*number of visit- |

known along the’ tailway line here aa|’

ze down.and tle men “oust fi

pioeperons eer ‘hope :

“If it grows in the woods we'll .
get it”

Inter- Valley Lumber
& Supply Go.

Lumber Manufacturers

CEDAR Poles, jriline, Posts
Spruce Boom Lo Hemlock
Piling”

TERRACE, 6. C.

‘John’s Garage & Tax

Twenty-four hour service

Have your car serviced for win-
ter driving.

Expert and speedy repairs.

We specialize on cylinder honing

Order that Suit
Now

JANUARY SPECIAL

during this month.

Delivery as late as Mareh 15th.

(J.H. SMITH

A “Agent. : "
FIRTH BROTHHERS LIMITED
: “Distinetive Clothes. for Men” ,

LADIES HOLD AN INTERESTING
MEETING

SA meeting of the Ladies Guild..of
Knox United church was.held at the
manse on Friday, Jan. Tih when 18
members and 8 visitors were present.
Plans were made for a play: to be put
on in February. During the course of
the afternoon. the members enjoyed a
short talk on “Prayer” given by. Mrs.
Adam Crisp. Mrs. T. E. Brooks read
a poem “To a New Year’ and Rev, A.
Crisp gave a reading. Part of the
poem “The Death of King Arthur,”
was given by Mrs. Ivan Frank, and a
solo “Prayer Perfect’ was. sung by.|
Mrs, J, 8. Brooks: The service of re-
freshments brought, the meeting: to a
close, -the - hostesses. being Mrs...Ivan
Frank and Mrs, A Orlap. .

INDIANS. map A JOYFUL “TIME

“Qn Monday evening a: varty at the
Indian village .of Vanarsdol wag fol-
‘towed by some disturbance at which
.Mrs. Bevan received severe cuts on the
sealp. Cons, McKenney went.up Tues-
day to investigate and on Wednesday.
night Cons, Watkins arrived from the
coast. Investigations were made the
following day and a court session held
in the Vanarsdol school at which Fred
McKenzie pleaded guilty’ to a. charge
of béing drunk on the Tegerve. On
Friday at Terrace, David Mason, an-
other of the, ‘Kitselas band, - pleaded
gullty to the same charge. a Constable!
‘Watkins is still here‘and- it ia. expect-}
ed other, charges. cwill be Jaid in‘ con-

ening. . be ate mala toe

year. before. ° “an! nidittte

Ten per cent off on Suits ordered |!

| nection with the events ‘of Monday, ev- iit

~Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

‘Fully Medern' = Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. 0. Box & _ ‘Telephone .
Gordon Temple, Prop.

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Taxi

Trucking Delivery.
Coal and Wood

Agent for

Ford Cars —
Ford Trucks |
Ford Parts

Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on li line

iL Will you try: our’ ‘Bread! and

‘Buns?

. Standing orders: shinped
regularly,

All kinds of cake.

Get our price.

Terrace Drug Store

For Coughs and Colds Try

MELO-REX Cough Syrup
8 ande ta.
A. S. A, Cough Drops

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Terrace, B

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When requirin f ‘LUMBER for your
fall building: and: repairing oniér. from

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us for satisfaction and service

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