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oO ‘THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1938 2s

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Ladies-Wear:

Our stock i is new and up-to-tee-minute.

selections.

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Wide

MEN:

Leckie Boots and Shoes.

“Don’t miss seeing our BONE DRY
Pride of the West. SWEATERS.

KIRSEY SHIRTS DAOQUOST LALONDE and

Special on Firthe Bros., Suits _
Ten per cent off on orders up to August 15th

J. H. SMITH

TERRACE

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“TERRACE

Mrs, Norman {coretiouse and “dau.
iter Ethel arrived from Prince Ru-
pert on Friday to visit with ber par:
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Kirkpatrick.

“2 ad .

Mrs. BE. MM, Whitlow, of ‘Usk arrived
Saturday night, to. spend. the week end
here with her daughter, MIs. BF. Scott.

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The latte® part of the. week’ ‘prought

a stitcession of severe: electrical. ‘storms |

with plenty of loud thunder,‘ nore ‘than
cold the olllet residents recall in
past. Some slight damage: Diok done

to telephones, 2 and: Dr .

Mrs. ? BOT it. Usk’ Ae
Thursday.

Miss 5 Tleen Gitson of Prince Rupert
his arrived to take-over the duties of

teacher at the Lakelse Valley schocl..
ee. £

Mrs. J. M. Sparkes isa. guest of Mr,
aul Mrs. P. Skinner.at Usk.
"vo 8 7 y . i
, Mrs, J. H. Smith left for Prince Ru
Mort last Thursday.
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Miss Mary Reid of Vaneonver who
wis ml guest.of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
ch arr, returned south ‘Thursday.
=e 8 .
Rev. © aA. Hinchliffe, Mrs. Hinch-
lifte, anil family ‘have returned From a

and * Elsie
Tipert,, {o,tuke a

“Ntissel Prasiels Dover --

min hyae! gone ; tq:

month.

se ke

Mr. and Mrs, Bert West have taken
‘the house on Park Ave., formerly ov-
eupied by: Cons. McKenney: “°° ae

Forest Ranger 8. G. Cooper made a
trip to Cedarvale during the week to
look over the fire situation in that dis-
trict. “A large si
burned over, but the fire is now under
control It was necessary to dig’ 20
iniles of fire lines to corral it.
are still eight men on duty. °

eas, a)

‘Bill Cooper has bought the old In-.
ternational truck from the Public De-
partment of Works, and, intends to
haul gravel.

. ee 8 +
ae OF r Kenney: hag returned: from: the

the |. Liberal provinelal eonvention held at

Kelowna, -
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Miss: Marjory ‘Kennéy lett on- Friday
to resume her duties | ag teacher’ at the
Fraser Lake school..

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Joe Bell of Usk was in town: “Tahoe
Day. He -says the-trail work to the
Grotte group’ at Pitman has put hawl-
ing costs away down.’ He ts optomis-
tie of securing ¢apital for the develop-
ment of the' group, and says that ve-
cent work has brought to lght’-leads
of ore that ire practically all tullur ide

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J. Benun of Asbury was in town

for the holiday,
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Owing to rain: the base ball same

"| scheduled. for “Labor Day was ‘called.

s hoe .

R. W. Riley has achieved a fourteen
year ambition—he has sealed Thorn-
hill mountain.

started up the mountain: -They looked
over Kirkpatrick's mineral claims and
battled a bunch of bees that a bear
had disturbed, and woun dup at the
cabin at elevation .8450- and. stopped
the night. They. made the top next
inorning, took 2 look over, and descend
{ed .Sunday..morning. It. W.. thinks ‘it
fl vreat Hlessing to get to a height
where he can looked down upon: his
fellow citizens. There were a lot: of

othe, rthrilis aud sensntions: that he

ai ‘got on that rip.

>> RAR RAR

HEHE NICHE INCRE ACHE AD SCRE ACRE AE ERED ENC RCAON NERC NCICHE REICH DD

Check Your: Huntin’ Supplies”

Send to us for all classes of aminunition ; “ 7

get

Seen us and. Secure Full Protection - - se

“How About Your Fire insane hs

yp faesdbed 4 ¢ 7

Shy ~ pels ue or real] he

ta oe itd

|Take last Wednesday to- investigate

section of country was

There .

‘land white umbrella with

nt Last Friday morning
din company with W, A, Kirkpatrick, be

Rosswood Man’

Coroner W, Robinson left for Kalum

the death of Samuel Conrad’ Frederick
-who. hed been found, in a spring hole
by Geo.’ Cobb. Cons. H. L. Me Ken-
ney went out’ on Tuesday morning.
‘he decéased “had been unwell’ for
some months and had complained of
weakness and dizziness. He had evi-
dently been drinking from a spring ‘and
been taken with a seizure, pitching
head foremost into the water hole, He
drowned before. recovering conscious:
ness. .The body ws brought to town
Tuegday night and the funeral was no
Thursday afternoon, Frederick was
70 years of age and went to Rosswood

a year in the lower part of the pro-
vince. He was'a Pennsylvania Dutch
mon and is survived by a wife and 9
children who are located in various
parts of the United States.

The funernl was conducted by Rev.
Adam Crisp and the pall bearers were:
QO. T. Sundal, R, W. Riley, A, McDon-
ald, A. Jones, Ww. Redman and will
Robinson, : ;

Gave Shower

The. Ladies Guild of Knox United
church held a delightful shower at. the
manse on Friday, Sept. 2 in honor of

worth, The commoadius living room
was tastefully. decorated with, pink
und white. gladioli -and. .
Suspénded above the. table was a: pink
streamers
symbolizing most effectively the show-
er idea, The hostesses for the ocea-
sion were Mrs. W. Kirkpatrick, and
Mrs, Adam Crisp. During the serving
of refreshments Mrs. Ivan Frank pour-
ed. tea and Mr. EB. T. Kenney poured
coffee, The gifts were bronght in by
Mrs. Elwood. Brooks and Mrs, I. Frank
rnd presented. to, the bridge. Among
those attending were !—Mrs. H, Frank,
Mrs. Ivan’ .Prank, Mrs. Floyd Frank,
Mrs. Elwood Brooks, Mrs. C.. Thomas,
Mrs, J5..'T. Kenney, Mrs, Schuman, Mrs
Vernon Glass, Mrs. W. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs, Llewellyn, Mrs. Jack
Syntrkes, Mrs. O, Levesque, Mrs. TDud-
ley Little, Mrs. McKie, Mrs. Vickers,
Mrs. E. Stout, Mrs. A. Crisp,.. At. the
close of an enoyable afternoon Mrs, F:

appreciation and extended to -them a
warm welcome ‘to her future home. at
Kalum. - : _—

Farmers report that ‘the weekend
rain jienetrated the grovind about six
inches und the’ cabbages and spuds and

Died on Trail]

some 17 years ago after having spént |.

“Chrysler Products.

' Agents for. .

Dodge Cars

Plymouth Cars .

“Desoto Cars
~ Dodge Trucks |

Passengers, Freight, Express _
Baggage transferred to’ ‘any ;

Prompt and « reliable
Always

point.
service,
eall

_ Swain’ s Transfer,

Taxi & Garage

A. McDonald, Proprietor

at your

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For thé Bride |

sweet peas. |:

Mrs. Floyd Frank, tie Miss A. Long-| 4 g

Frank -expressed to all-her heart. felt |=

turnips: mid other late produce will he
benefitted, also the full pasture. .

held ¢ as s follows: — =,

| Tax Sale of Lands

"Prince Rupert Assessment District _

_ The Tax Sale of Lands, for Delinquent ‘Taxes wil be

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Phifbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern .- .Eleetrie Light
Running Water |
Travellers Sample Rooms
P, 0. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

‘Telephone

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“ye it grows ‘Jn'the woods we'll
- get it”

Inter-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co.

Lumber Manufacturers

CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
- - Piling

TERRACE, B. C.

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Christy’ S Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line
| Will vou try our’Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.

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Shool Opening
Soon

Get your Supplies Early at

Riley’s Drag Store

TERRACE, B.C.

Little, Haugland
and Kerr

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS

TERRACE, 8B. ¢

"| Agents for, . a : a ia
International Truck ‘, re * A
Firestone Tires. 9 0 |
Philco Radios i . —

Shingles and Mouldings

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