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THE TERRACE NEW, TERRACE, B. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1937.

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J.H. SMITH

General Merchant

TERRACE, B. c.

Sucessor to. T. Sundal Co

Groceries
Boots and Shoes .

Hardware

Dry Goods ©
Flour and Feed

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

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Provincial Assessor G, Cripps wes in

towh over the week end fixing up the
rates of taxes ‘tor 1038. ;

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Samitel Carter and “Arthur
nppeared before Judge W.
on Friday and, on being found guiliy, P
were each given three months impris-
anment. The eases aranse out of 4
| fracas at Shames. Two different rows
took plaee, one: At_10 in the morning
and the second at Ba, m. the fcllowing
‘ymnorning. | The first : cases were dealt
‘with in the police court in Terrace,

|; the second two heing passed on to the

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Miss Yvonne Cote who bas been og:

a holiday here returned to Cedarvale

on Wednesday.
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Mos. E.'M. Whitlow spent afew
days here as the guest.of her daughter
Mrs. Fred Seott. She returned to Usk
con Friday,

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Mrs. “Pat Mellroy and danghter Sha-
ron left for Edmonton, on Wednesday.
Miss Lorna Smith made the trip ut- the
same time and will spend some time in
the Alber ta capital, ,

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Mrs. Mark, mother of, the tats Mrs.

H. Y.. McKenney left for her home at.

Crandatl, Man, on Friday.
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ma | Have you paid your. subscription. ‘yet?

and family

The Sunday morning. service xt St.

Matthews church was conducted by A!

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Rev, A. Hinehliffe, Mra. Hinchliffe
left on Friday for Burns

} Lake where ‘they: 20 holiday. for two

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Wagner;
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Mrs. C. Ta. M. Gigey teturned from
Prince Rupert on Friday.

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fom Walsh looks fine and hearty

now he is back on duty after holiday- .

ing for a conple of months during
which time he made a lot of improve-

ments around the house.
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A host of friends regretted to learn
that Bert Swain was tnken suddenly
aud serfously ill on Sunday last. He
has heen confined to the house since.

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Mrs. N. 8. Sherwood spent the week
end in Prince Rupert.

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Word from: Mayo ‘Landing, - Yukon,
says that Mr. and- Mrs, Fred. Thomas

: ave gveittly. ‘enjoying their new - life.
Fred found employment easy to secure}.

and the family generally is enjoying

the novelty ot the new conditions.
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' The missing parts for the new ferry .

at Remo caine in on last Friday's way

freight, and W. Tittle is down there:

putting on the final -touches in _readi-
‘ness for the launching. - Soon fe will

be time ‘to take the ferry out for the.

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- Let a New 1938

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The Associated
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BE. T. Kenney, M.L.A.. H. King and
R. W. Riley arrived home from Prince
Rupert on Friday. They had attend-
ed the sessions of the Associated
Boards of: Trade for Central B.C., and
they report that -it was a very suecess-
ful gathering. A lot of matters of
vital interest to the places along the
line were dealt with, an@ with the ex-
ception of-a resolution urging that the

resolutions presented.

The opposition to the Peace River
‘outlet seems to have come from the
south east section ef the area in which

the Associated Boards function, and]:

‘this lends some color to the idea ad-|
vanced in these columns two ‘weeks
ago that a still wider extension of the
field would go.against the best inter-
ests of the communities along the C,
N.R. The question of territory was
finally settled, and the southern boun-
dary was set at parallel 62. Ons new
member was odmitted.to the Associa-
tion, the new and lusty town of Welis
being the latest addition.

Veterans Picnic

| At Lakelse Lake|

Sunday provided fine weather for
the pienic of the Terrace Branch of
the Canadian Legion. About fifty
people made the trip to Lakelse Lake
on Swain’s truck, and the main festi-
‘yities were made on the grounds of
| Lakelse ‘Lodge. Benny Ager’ kindly
imuade the porch of his summer home
“available for the refreshment: period.
During the afternoon sports program
the people were Kept in fine spirits,
There were races for children and all
got prizes, Perhaps the most popular
event was the football match between
the Veternns and the Young Fellows.
George Herbert showed ’em how to
handle the whistle and for the Veter-

“an's Mose Dubean was the star player

‘as he held the goal, Mose has the real
‘veteran spirit and he makes such good
use of his handicap that few care to
approach too close, All in all it was
la renl day and the Legion has decided
ithat as a get-together: it can’t be beat-
en. So the picnic has been added to

‘the List that includes | the New Year

| dance, Vimy - Night: gond . Armistice
night. . Fe .

A letter was receivéd, recently from
Art Beaudin and he 1s ‘well and happy
und, Going pretty well. ~
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Miss Lorn Doney who completed
her Normal: School course last -spring
arriy ed in’ Terrace Monday thorning.
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Mes. R. Haney of Salmon: Arta is a

guest ot” Mra. a Brooks.
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Dr. 8, G. Mills spent the week end
in Prince Rupert.
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' The funeral of the late Peter Merke-
dey was held from the home at-11.00
o'clock on Wednesday morning, Rev,
AS Hinchliffe conducting the service.
the interment was nade at the Veter-
{an’é plot at Mountain View cemetery

Creelmon, 8. Kirkaldy and W. Adama.
The deceased. was. QT years of age at
the time of his death.

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Lord ‘qweedsmuir, Govenor General.

travelling aboit the far. north. of Can- | |
jada, He, ig at present, in Fdmonton,
imt next iveek will: visit fie far wweat-
em purt of Canada, ‘the ‘Tweedsinult
‘His trip-.
ping ‘about Canada ts causing. a‘great

Peace River. outlet run to Prince Ru-],
pert there was little opposition to the |-

and the pall benrers were N. S, Sher-|'
| wood, T. C, M. Turner, J..'Tyler, A.

hns been having a very wonderful time |.

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

Inter-Valley, Lumber
& Supply Co.

- Lumber’ Manufacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts

Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
Piling

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TERRACE, B. C.

Philbert Hotel.

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Waiter
Travellers Sample Rooma
P. O. Box 5 Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

John’s Garage & Tax

Battery Charging
Cylinder Honing
Chey. Cars and Trucks

Thone—2 long:; 2 short

Timber Industry
Terrace District
Fast Expanding

The Terrace News man made a run
along the Kalum Lake road on Mon-
day morning, It was something of a
revelation of how the timber industry
is eXpanding, Four and a half miles
from town he passed Curl Pohle’s mill,
und saw the wheels turning at full
speed. Carl has a nice stock of lium-

stendy shipments. But at
Creek Herman Frickman’s truck was
purked off the roadside while Hernan
was busy getting out poles. A Little
further along he passed the temporary
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. They
are enjoying a prolonged honeymoon
in forest surroundings, nud hubby is
engaged in getting poles out during the
working hours,

Still further along Ralph Matthews
is running Giggy’s mill. By the pile
of sawdust Ralph has made he has ap-
prrently created a lot of work for the
truck drivers who haw the finished
product to town, At 16 mile is locat-
ed Ted Johnston and Charlie Kofoed.
They have cleaned up on one, Himit—
over 40.000 feet, and are now building
skidways for the next operation. Then
feross the river and a mile up’ stream
on the north bank of Alice creek, they
have a crew cutting poles and in a few
days will he rolling them into town.

The trip was made with Bill Christy

| His truck pulled ont at seven o'clock

in the morning when the dew was still
on the ground and a fog bung over
Dutch valley. Returning the scribe
arrived at two o'clock, it being Bill's
second trip. Bill figured on making
another trip that day and said that
when he had rolled in another: six:
loads he would lave hauled 70,000 ft.
of poles for the present season.

‘The Kalum of course is only one
source of supply for the Terrace mills
and yards, Lakelse road and around
the lake shore, are numerous pole and
logging camps, ind: out the Usk road
fre still move camps, all shipping pro-
ducts’ of the ‘forest into Terrace. At
the same’ ‘tinte : & lot of stuff | PE? ‘from
directly north: ‘of town.’ . " "

deal. of interest in’ Great, ‘Britain, and
possibly his writings and sayings of
his trip and the: country he.saw will,
hetp’ ‘to counteract all the rubbish the

{mining promotors and the land Sharks

have. peddled to the British.

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hom G. Mawned Fergu* on. wuld im
inéndnto recently : that, ; Museollinn wes
the ‘greatest’ nielinee .to ‘the’ peace of

ber on, hand in addition. to. making |,
Spring }

Swain’s Transfer.
Garage, Service Shop

Taxi

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. C. Land Surveyor

‘TERRACE, B.C.

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
repularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

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Ferrace Drug Store :

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When requiring , LUMBER for your ;
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