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No, 1 Finish, "Siding, Flooring, Vefoint
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Bring your car. in for a
Complete Overhaul ”
Agar’s Garage .
All repairs carefully made

Oil and gas. Full stock of
parts, tires, ete.

General Motors Agént
Terrace, B. C.

 Philbert Hotel

‘TERRACE, B. C.

_ Running Water . "Dining, Room
Blectrice Light Telephone

-Travellera Sample. Rooms . §

" Special Chicken Dinner Sunday

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Transfer and Taxi Service.

- Meet all trains

Special Rates to Lakelse Lake

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Terrace Notes -:
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Corp. Clarke, RGALP, arrived tusl
{Vednesday and is spending a ‘few days
in town and in the immediate district.

! - ot Seat ee
Michaud Bros. arrived from the Cop-
per river valley on Wednesday last and
report that due to the sudden and un-
sensonable high water they have lost

whout $50 worth of grub:and supplies ve
- fvom their cache along their trap line. | ..

. "They also report that the 13 mile terry
oy on the Copptr:has gone, out and expr eds
* the opinion that, the 28. mile ferry wil

Taye’ gone" ent. a “ee »

on

oa tans

ar Gilbert lett hist week for Van
- pouverand from: there -will go: O1X., to
‘Denver, Colorado. -Mra,: Gilbert: de’ one:
- companying shim ns LAVINA ngauyer
Harry Lyons of the local statf*of the
“Bank of Montreal-left on-Thursday..fo

- Vancouver: and: ‘Beattle | where © Be w
spend his’ ‘vacation.
~ ‘ pam (Dh
ow ing to the condition. of the cal |
roads ‘following - the’sheavy “storm, u
number of minor,carpeeldents are, she.

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YORK HOTEL

Vancouver, B.C.

; The House of Comfort
mn and Cheerv Service.

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Extremely Low ~
New Winter

! re WITHOUT BATr. * wird oar

pay $1 50% 2.00.
‘ onrHLy 25,00 30.00
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS. ;
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Free Garage |
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In the écehtre of the city’s i
attractions

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- Write For IMustrated Folder

‘THE YORK HOTEL
‘Vancouver, B.C..-
#. G. Houghton. Manager

SSS.

GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT

Notkee of Application for Beer License

Notice is hereby given that on the
20th day of December next, the wnder-
signed, as Administrator with the will
annexed -of the .Hstate of Thomas
Waddy Shackleton deceased, intends to
apply. tothe Liquor, Control Board for
a license in respect of premises being
part of the building known as-‘“Shackle-
ton Hotel”, situated at Usk, in the
Provinee of British Columbia, upon the
lands described as Lot Twenty-six
(26), of Lot Fourteen hundred and

| thirty-seven (1437), Range Five (5),

Const District, Map 1270, Prince Ru-
pert Land Registration District, In the

‘| Province of British Columbia, for the

sale of beer ‘by the glass, or by the op-
en bottle for consumption on the pre-
mises.
Dated this 29th day of November,
A.D, 1982.
Sydney Douglas Johnston
Applicant

ing reported.
damage’ has been reported yet,

A. cr eelman left. on Thursday last on
a trip to. Vancouver.

ed Panter is relieving at the locni
. N. R. station while Agent McLeod
fe laid up with the fin, -

A. J. Browning, hotel inspector fi
the Liquor Control Board, arrived on
Phirsday of. last:week ‘and gave the
locn] hotels the once over,

.

CARD’ oF THANKS

al feta as . at
“Are. nity Mist and’ ‘family’ ‘wish te
express their sincere thanks to all th
frlends who were of assistance aml
comfort to: them in’ thelr late berieve-
ment, |

"he lady bridge players: far ewell 1)
Friday’ evening tendered ' Mrs, Ardagh
Was ft. jolly success,. The prize for. the

ighest, seare, was awarded Mra, Wile]: ., i
tie pa f. honor ‘waa present- te _{oining lakes and valleys, was th
eal with, N, ‘beautiful bridge set as a re-|,
membrance, from, her: Terrace friends, |...
The evening came fo ii ii ‘close. with sing’ aa

ding. Auld Lang Syne’ and For She's

PROP S00 BNO cc are ey]

son.

8 G, Fredrick was was ia town tr, pet th,
Katuihiakee. ett étidin dat Phacy,

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bes el oas

?} due.to. his war injuries.

[at “Terrace on Thursday, and the rv

1C, Anderson, R. Beecher, J. Tyler, A :
| Attree.and T,C..M. TPurner.

Fortunately ‘no serious

| THE-LATE HARRY. MIST
Victim of Great. War—Beeni a Co:
' stant Sufferer Sinee he was

ae ae meres :

:
‘fe. mob oa
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‘passed ‘away ‘on ‘Sunday, November 20
For several years before the war ‘the

; deceased operated a ranch’ at Herman
(Lake, to the south of Terrace.

He en-
listed with the Ast: Pioneers and served
With that unit | overrsens.
was wounded and later, when convel-

; escent, served with, the. ard Canadian

| Railway “Troops. . From ‘the time of
his discharge when he returned | to Ter-
race, he has suffered as a result of his
‘war injuries. His condition Fee > SSFP TT SS TOTES SSTSES SESS SP SP VSD TPES SOE ES ITIL ED > Y ]
worse about four years azo, and there

was at no time since any noticeable im-
provement, His death . was directly

The. funerol was: -aranged to | be helc

mains were escorted to the railway st.
tion at Prince Rupert by a detachment
of the Prince Rupert Command of the
Canadian: Legion. Bishop G.. A. Rix
conducted the funeral, the service be-
ing held in. St... Matthews Anglican
Chureh,. ‘Terrace...

The. pall bearers. were A ‘Carr, W

S..N. G.
Kirkaldy, sopnded, “The | Last Post” ov:
er the grave. The | deceased is ‘surviv-
ed by.a wife and a family consisting ‘of
Fred and Thelma. . ,. _

Two old time residents of Lakelse
Valley veturned to the district © this
week in the persons of W. B. and Har-
old ‘Dow. They bave been travelliny
over and: “throagh the’ United State
nad Cantda, and ‘their wanderings j-
cluded some 22, 00 mniles, but they have
now returned. to-Terrace to find thet
“Valley of the Moon,” ~ They intend té
settle on the land‘ in this section. °°

i

In 1916 he|

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CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
Sample Books now, on me
Victor Radios - Victrolas:
and Records
| TERRACE DRUG STORE”
'R. Ww, Riley ee - “Terrace, B. Cat

Toys Cards

Give practival pifts— “Radics
‘Ailuminum ware

Call and inspect the stock at

Christmas Tree Decorations

The headquarters tur Sunta Claus for the next month,

Pyicx ware

Seals Tags

‘China ware -

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E. T. Kenney, Ltd.

Terrace, B. C.

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OR RIRAE HENRI A NEE IE

H. W. Hunt of the fisheries depart-

ment arrived from the south on Wee
nesday of last week and the next da,
went out to the Skeena hatcheries, o
Lakelse Lake, to investigate the da

nage done to the hntchery property duar-

ing the recent storms.

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Michael of the

Kitsumgallz:

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school was noble to resume his dutia
Clon Monday morning efter an attack o:
the flu,

Mrs, James Richmond, Mrs. Ardag!
and daughter Christina left last Tne
day for Prince Rupert .and sailed «
Thursday for Vancouver where the;
will vesidle. °

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Miss Annie Cousins arrived on Sut
Jjurday from Ontario and hrs taken u):
her home with ‘Mir. and Mrs. Thom:
Brooks.

The Omineen Herald ts $2.00 per year

ast is Bast and
West is West,
but men ride wher-
ever the sun shines
and the Trail Riders
of the Canadian
_ Rockies, with 4 mem-
bership which girdles
. _.. the globe, are creat-
_t. ding widespread ins
>... terest with their plans
~ for their 1982 2 expedl.

- 2" tion. from
'''. Mount’ Assiniboine,
o ‘through some of. the-
' most beautiful coun-
ry in the
. their name, .The famous peak

+ epene in
“the Order,”
~'the territory. traversed;
nd: traversing

eturn. will:
"noche: ‘the: Golden’ Vailte, 5

‘great mountains from which they take

1027 trail ride and ‘this-year's tri
£29, will follow generally the Bam Mi
in camp, according to the best traditions of
mple. time will be given for: exploring
the tide occupying five day:
‘Brewster and :Allenby Creeks: Asi
iboine Pass‘and the:shores of Lake Magog to the
raat. ‘mountain, which is. the chjective of the riders.
-be ‘made th roth, the’ Valley
Citadel. Paes and 80

with its many ad-
e focal point of the
starting on July
ines,’ with nights

show Lt. Col.
e

“f the!

...: WITH THE TRAIL RIDERS

through Sunshine Camp to Banff ence more. | “Phe
pictures shown:above are distinctly interesting and

Phil Moore, president of the Trail
‘Riders: and’ Mra. Moore, on Samel-back. a
Pyramids, during the ‘world-cruise of the Canadian «> -
Pacific liner, “Empress of Britain", instrong contrast

‘¢o' tha” edwhoy” ‘viewing Mount Assiniboine, where -
this year’s ‘trail ride -Jeads. Inset is H YM. King:
Prajadhipokiof Siam,
trail rider during hia visit to Canada last summe
‘Below, two fain bathers are seen setting out from’ one:
‘of the cabins at Assiniboine Camp.

at‘ the:

who proved an enthusiastic

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