- TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, ADGUST 16, 1933

NO. 36

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

f Fully Modern Electric Light —
Running Water ;
Travellers Sample Rooms —

P.O. Box 5; :
G. Temple, Mgr.. .

Telephone ”

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B Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

No. 2 Shiplar

248 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-
: lap

Kougla Lumber

0. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-foint
Etc,

ee hingtes _ Mouldings,
PRICES ON APPLICATION

seo. Little Terrace,

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; SWAIN’S
ms} = Transfer and Taxi Service
We meet all trains,
m| Special Rate to Lakelse
@| Lake. Sunday Special
: _ Terrace, B.C.

B.C.)

Tetrace Meat Market

Pau] Hertel, Proprietor —

Fresh Meat always on hand

Swift Premium Ham
and Bacon

j Our Motto—Service without ex-
s cess profits. |
am Your patronage will be valued.

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4 Keon Electoral District

*ublic Notice re Discontinuing and
Closing Road Adjacent to Block
J, Lot 615, Range 5, Coast Dis-
trict

Notice is hereby given that, pursuit

ta Section 11 of the “Highway Act”,
it Is the intention of the undersigned,
after thirty days from date, to discon-
Btinne and close the thivty-three , foot
wide subdivision road which ties to the
‘ust of and adjoins Block 1 of Lot 616,
Runge §,-Caast District, ‘and shown as
wu roid. ‘thirty-three feot in. width on
Mm Pinn No. 1215 and_on. Map Na, 1614
ae deposited inthe Land Registry Office,

Mat Prince Rupert, B.C.
A substitute road has heen provider
2 hrough said ‘Block 1,

. KAHL Pooley,

Minlater of Public Works
A Department of Public Works, -.
mM Parliament Ruildings, ,
Viectorin, R. oO. August. 10, 033

Tinve you paid your eubseitption vet

Terrace Notes

FOR SALE—FARM-—-17 acres Riv-
er bottom, 30-acres cultivated: -house,
3 barns, hay baler: $3,000....Easy terms
—S. Haudenschild, Tegrace, BC.

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Orval Kenney who has been al An-

on Thursday moming, He was pre

ceded by Mrs, Kenney a few days.
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Henry Sinith of the Anyox enginee?
tng staff arrived last Thursday for a

few days holidays in the district,
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W. Jones, Prince Rupert butcher, is
spending a few days holidays on the

fern of J. Gook in Lakelse Vatiey.
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Inspector Shirras, B. 0. police spent
a few days here and left Saturday for
the Peace River country. .

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R. Moore, Prince Rupert manager of
P. Burns & Co. spent Thursday here
During the nfternoon he visited a nun
ber of farms in the district.

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Olof Hanson and Austin Goodenouy:
naid a busines visit to town on Tn.
dey last week: [t is expected etitti:
Will svon start again, | oo
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T. J. Kirkpatrick and W. Little are
putting a new stairway to the Masonic
lndge yooms in Terrnce.

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Large shipments of strawberries. are
going out and in spite of the lateness
of the season the berries are of excel-
lent quality, tn fuet better than aver-
age years. a ae

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Reports from Remo are to. the ef
fect that strawberries are especially
fine this year and a bumper crop is
heing harvested. A fair price is ob-
tained. | ol eg

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It pays to. pass a good thing along.
The editor made a trip to Terrace the
other day and while here bought a
erate of Queen Ann cherries: from a
Joeal grower. On the way up country
he showed them te the train crew and
nilowed them to be sampled. When
thet truuin crew returned to the coast
fn messive was left off ordering a
supply for personil consumption and
dsa fur on conple of erates to go to
Smithers,

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The (rusters of the Kitsumeallum
schoul Lonve met Inst Wednesday and
n cantreet was lef for Bulkley Valley
contd ‘The appalntment of a second
tracber to the high school linus not yet
hean mde.

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&. GLAS brought 2 new err
“eine with him after his holiday.
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Conern) AL D.. MeRae;, acconipanio*
iy Per Re Jovnlemon of San Francisco
vd TL Soltis of Seattle arrived here
oy the wayfrefcht on Friday and pro-
erede tl by ene te sk where they in-
srectel the Lneky- Luke’ mine, The
oamte netved Tnek in town at 8 pam

nud later proceeded to Prince Rupert
Ln

Py,

a , Sawausou appenred before Will
Habiveon, Ton Friday charged with
ohetrceting the operntion of the ferry,
When the evidence was all in neeused
wis found gitlty and assessed a dol-
lar and costs, Proseention was con-
ducted hy Tnspector Shirras.
a4 ay .

Termice is meldne preparntions for
n husy weék end, The $2,00 excursion
rate from Trines Rupert for Aug. 18,
19 to 21st is reported to be very pop-
nor nt the coust city. On Saturday
word came in that at lenst 180 people
niteht he expected, and plaris. are belng

made to tnixe-care of visitors. . .. -
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yox for several mohths, returned home.

‘| club-has two pigs.

4 dou figured he knew more about shap-

‘| game track was then tried, but this al-
so was elusive and ‘the squirre! who |:

‘cilities a fair return could be had for

rf Le Young: at. Vanéouver. bas. heen :
‘| appointed to, the tenching.staft Kitsum

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS

In spite of the depressed condition o1
agricultural pursuits in- the past: Mrs,
J. A. MeConnell is still carrying on the
work of the Boys and the Girls Clubs,
Now in her fifth year in thls work she
| has organized. a-good sized group in
Pig Club Work. Corsideratte  diffi-
culty was expericnced carly in the sea-

son in securing the necessary mnmber |.

of young pigs fur-the club members,
most of: the local people having ‘dispos-
ed of their brood sows, The maiter
was taken. up with D. Sutherland, dis-
trict agriculturist, who was able tv
‘| ship ten youngsters in and now ench
-club has two pigs. Mr. McConnell hes
Mrs. McConnell has
intimated that this will be her last
-yeur as organizer, and efforts are be-
to ensure the work being kept .

AS A GUIDE GORDON TEMPLE IS

Lost Himself and Guests on Koad to
Hot Springs from the Lodge

Tis‘ one thing to run o hotel and its
another thing to act as one’s own guide
for guests who want to see the country
and tramp through the jungles of cen-
tral B. C. That's the. opinion Gordon
Temple holds after setting out to pilot
a pair of travellers from Lakelse Lodge
-to the Hot Springs and back. As long
us the party stayed on Fred Nash's
survey line they were alright, but Gor-

ing a course through the timber than
the surveyor did. The downfall of
the amateur guide came when a skid
road offered more vistes of new and
hetter country, But like all skid-roads
it petered out in-due course.- A small

élaimed: ownership complained bitterly
against the “intruders. "Still ‘another
fame trail was tried, but it was no bet-
ter and so tangled up was the guide
that he started in 2 wide eircle hopin:
to stumble on something that looked

onto the original survey Hine, which, he
knew was there all the time, Harold
Brown and Cyril Morgan are going to
do theit own guiding next time and let
Gordon follow them. °

WHERE GOES THE PROFITS?

Two Prince Rupert visitors did a
little hiking last Sunday and on their
journeyings through lLakelse Valley
looked over. n nuniber of market gn
dens. . They were heard to remark th:
during the dny. they had .seen 10,000)
cabhage plants, besides large areas of
other. garden. produce. They were
somewhat surprised ond not a little
diseusted to find that the growers re-
ceive 11% . cents .per pound for their
enbbages while they, in. Prince Rupert.
are paying Se-a pound for the same
thing from the stores. Like a ‘well
known eustern furm paper they sey,
“Where does the profit go? It all roes
to show that with good marketing fa-

the high class preduce grown in Ter-
race amid district.

.TRAIL RANGERS BROKE CAMDP..

Ou Wednesday afternoon the Trail
Rangers who have been in camp at

tumed te tawn after a very enjoynble
thne.
tire camp was due to the services of R.
McCullough and Mrs. J. C. Norrington,
Twenty beys were in camp and on the
break-np afternoon the large. boat of

to transport the party to the head of
the like. “The camp

tritntions of supplies. * Be eset es

\eallum high school, -
‘is fn. man of high: qualifientions.. aot

Reports state he

for a. tein to Raper t, oa

” Mrs. N. ‘S Sherwood left on “Arotiany

ONE BIG FLOP 7

Takelse ike for the past week, re-|

O. "I, Sundal was brought” into- service |:

managers." are |:
Joud iu thelr praise of the local mer-
| chants and others for thelr beral con-

like home in due time He did stumble |

A grent (eal of the suceess of |-

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CHEVROLET SIX Automobiles

are the world,s greatest seller. A few of their many ‘attractions are:

Long Life and Operating Economy; Body by Fisher—
beautifully streamlined; risher No-Draft Ventilation;
Proved Six Cylinder Power Plant, and many others.

For full particulars call or write

John Dekergemmeaux
Kaien Motors, Ltd.

Vorrace, B. C.
Prince Rupert, B. C.

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fall and winter use.
‘*A” Batteries

DeForest Crossley Radios

Accessories and Supplies
. Now is the time to check up your radio and batteries for

1000 hour Batteries
“C” Batteries

E. T. KENNEY, LTD.

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Tubes, ete.

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Vi ancouver,

5. E. PARKER, Limited
Prince, Rupert, B. C.
FORD DEALER

‘We carry the largest stock of genuine Ford Parts north’ ot”
We will be plensed to serve you,

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their price class, .

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: The 1933 Ford V-8 and the new “a” are the ‘hosbreoriiféetible
. roomy and economical cars on the market today in ‘anything near

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Inquiries or orders placed with W. H. Burnett, Terrace, Ww il re-
ceive prompt attention at no increase, in 2 price.

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CAMP FIRES AT LAKELSE LAKE

This season camp fives are the rage
at Lakelse Lake, Almost every night
some one or other of the summer eanm-
pers ‘tuuches off a large pile of drift
that lus heen collected, and together
with fellow campers enjoy a social ev-
ening of story telling, soug and suit-
able vefreshments, With: the refiec-
tion of the flames on the still waters
of the like evenings pass pleasantly
and quickly—so quickly in fact. that
same of the porties do not break up

witil the early hours of the morning.
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Mes, Gordon Kerr and son -arrived
ou Friday night to Join Mv. Kerr who
ts electrician at the local Hghting plant
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Mra. C. If. Orme and family havc
returned ta Prinee Rupert.
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Paul Johnson of Prince Rupert, is
velfeving -Alf. Attree w hile the latte

fis hal idaying,

Do not forget Hazelton Flower show
Thursday, August 24th...

show and grand dance.
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The construction of the’ Pacitiey 1
kon highway from Seattle to Falriauk: .
is feasible and: would ‘cost $14,000, QO).
says a report prepared by the Athert-
can members of the International his!
way commission, The report-has heen

presented to President Roosev elt. The.
cost. of the B. O. and , Yukon. section ae

would he: 0 $12,000,000. ha

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Good sports .
for the children, hase ball game, ‘flower "

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