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- Adults 0c

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Shaeffer Pens anp Pencila .

| Parker: Fountain Pens and 1 Penél a and D Desk Sets
" CHRISTMAS, GREETING. CARDS-—orde early

_ ~"Abother new display of” ie. 40 “o’étéck. Rev. ‘Father: ‘Leray - ‘of a

China cons anid Saucers;-ete..  - | ae
" Manchester Flash Lights and Calls

- Vietzolas and Vietor Records

etl eee age

/, Waterman’ 8 Pens ,

_R. W. RILEY -

The Terrace Drug Store . _ -|

- TERRACE, 'B. C.

_ SEASONABLE

_ Ammunition ;

Rifles

SUGGESTIONS! |

Shot Guns.

The. fall season is here and winter is approaching

: Overhaul your stoves and qipes.
repairs. has: been received.

A new stock of -

-E T. Kenney Limited: -

7 _ - General Hardware.

TERRACE

British Columb

TERRACE

TH EATRE

Terrace, B. C.

WEDNESDAY | FRIDAY ” SATURDAY ‘This Week

‘October 31 and November 1-

fl

6 \from Smithers.

spent a pleasant afternoon:
‘day. evening there Was a cominunica-
tion, in the Tertace Loige room.

Moran: of the Ras

- A Naval Picture

| Comedy— Crazy Doings

vind dee

| Children under it ‘years °25e|" |

Finished Material .
Shingles.

tos

- Orders filled’ at. shost notice...

GEO. LITTLE | ‘Terrace, B. C.

LUMBER MANUFAC TURER

Lumar, PRICE List 4

~ Rough Lumber. ......soleceserees:
PSHIDLED 6.5 ees esseeoseteag ee teeesinsee
Sized Lumber. ...... 0.0 eve ence ee leans, 2250 pt
. 2 T""20-00 to 65.00 mY
ceeey bes sess ftom $250 to $5.00 per MN.

' - Prices subject to change without notice a

» Prices, of Moulding, ote on application Ty :

. -$18.00 per oe
22.50

meaner

“Mill running continuouly.

'|partment, Prince Rupert, was here on
woos Ewer and. drag-line.; exenvators | move | dn
z two. minutes’. more ‘éi th'and. rock. than,

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TELEPHONES A LUXURY

‘The high cost of having a. ‘eléphone |
-in Japan has shown a decided. de:

“eline © since the: recent announcement |
tenidance.

-in that country of the formation ofa
; seml-officlal telepbone . company,. "The

“price - ‘Of telephones: which.: stogd ; .Te-.

* cently” at 1,300, yen ($600) hive’ now
a dropped: to 860 yen (430)
o ‘qilotatiotis from” ‘the® open . market: “in

7 privilege; ‘of having a telephone. *.

,

* atattation: by: ‘Ministry. ‘of Commun-

. “Yeation coat the ‘asers. ‘approximatély

@ Japanese

| pressed’ oe
“are anid to ; bi

These, ore |

. Which : tive | -userd bid» for: the
Which ° prospec ~| yiolin .solo, Miss. ‘Kerr; piano solos. by

In’, view, of, the: fact, that. direct in Miss Bertha: ‘Mooré,, Misa Janet Young.

“aby, ‘this.

vA MUSICAL EVENING oo 4

4
“The. innetcal evening in Knox, Unit:
ed ‘Ohureh | on: Monday . drew 4, fair at-|.
A silver collection, was tak:
en: to purchase music: ‘for the. chol. A
number . of. the. ladies Served” refresh:
ments after. the: program. Those™'ti
ing part : dn the program were ~ Voeni
solos | by Mrs. 0, 0. Kink, 0. Finter,: G.
Hi. Keith, Rev. H. Allen, and J Awain;

and Miss Helen Beverldge; ‘woenk duet’
by. Ass: B, a and: oO. Finter, Mre, He

A water this, year. Ty

TBE OMINECA HERALD,- WEDNESDAY, OvTOBER 2 190 _ : | . =

enero

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_ Terrace Notes |

oi ee een

inger, daughter : ‘of: Mrs.’ ‘Dolly td -An-

‘| drew: ‘McDonald, both: of: Terrace, ' ‘will
take place. in: -the Roman . Catholic

Church on. ‘Tnesday ‘morning, ‘Oct. 28

Stewart “WII oificiate:~ ~~

2 Bddie ‘Deldiiek ‘and’. befae returned
on ‘Sunday from. ‘the. east and. - will.
Feside on Braun's, Island. :- F

"NL Yack is making” a i trip by car‘ to
‘hls old home in Walkerton, Ont., and
will: spend Christmas ‘with his parents

’ District Dépnty Wm. Pr. Eve of An-
‘Vox; accompanied by. W. “D. Vance of
‘Prince Rupert, and Alex Davie and
Chris Cane of Anyox, arrived Sunday
The ' ‘local Masons ac-
companied their guests’ ‘to Lakelse’ and
‘On Mon-

yobae bh ke

Carl Johnson. and: O.:. Leesiand. of.
Penny who are interested: in the pole

| business were. visitors. in Terrace ovér
‘|the week-end. , They are: Jooking fo:

tedar timber. and: a place. to: jocate.

oe Jd neobson of Shames_ “spent ‘the
week-end in Terrace. .

; D. Drummond of: Terrace spent the
end of the week in town. =

, J. A. Lee, ‘provinelal boiler inspec.
tor, was heré on.: ‘official business.

Bt. ‘Matthews, “chureh officers. have
purehased Mrs, "Richmond's. warehouse
‘on the corner of ‘Kalum: aud Lazelle
Ave., and will have it moved onto the
‘| church property’ “where ‘it will be re-
modelled and fitted up as a. church
hall for, the young people as a meet-
ing place.” vo

Ww. Strachan of the Fisheries, De-

business over. the, week. end.

. Mr. ‘and Mis.” B. “[... Kenney: “enter
tained'a few friends at ridge on Wed-
nesday evening last, in honor of Mrs.
Keith and Miss Kerr who leave, short-
ly for. the south. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Greig and Mr, Keith.

Bishop Rix left ‘Tuesday for Prince:
Rupert ‘after’ spending a. couple of days
here the guest of Mrs. Tt. Td. Marsh. ;

The annual fowl diunr held in itnox
United church was well: attended. The
ladies lived up to thelr reputation as
first class. fooks. _ ,

Richard: McCullough who spent the
past summer ‘at "Telegraph: Creek with
Fred Nash returned to Terrace early
aid not particularly’, care. about lt.
hére. ° He. was ‘welcomed ' back’ by the:
basket. ball players - ‘who: are now, try- |
‘ing to gat’ ‘organized. They are havin,
a little atttienlty ‘in procuring - a: ‘hall

ane

~The ‘new. “pipe line for: ‘the’ -wittel:

ee

7 supply ‘Is now completed as far as' ithe
“| Xalimni: youd’ ind will be brought: into

and: through town 18 - soon ‘as possible.
It:is'a three. and a half incl’ pipe’ ‘and
should | assure ‘the takers: of Tots of,

hoe

My, ‘Mills ie again able ‘to be ‘ont
after: her. illness. “s “att wh

en

wy

While the’ gender. Wass: at. svoric.. on
Park. ‘Till. levelling the road last Mon-
day. aftérioon, ‘the: machine - came into
contact. with the Inain swater: ‘ne: ‘and
tore it up: There’ ‘were four” days. the.
" |eitizens werd without ‘walter ‘and ‘they |-t

, Machinery Is’

4 “the ‘marriage of Mise Bertha peti

- Doing. Work
. Thousands Men

Ottaiv, ‘pectal to the Herafa--staxt-

~ B

a ling evidence of the manner in which

machinery replaces manpower was pre- |

of; the Beauharuois ° Power Company
conducted ‘a representative of 80 daily
and 600 weekly newspapers of Canada

velopment now in progress between St.
Louis and St. Francis, Lakes in Quebec.
-Machinery. there is replacing: over §1,-

A ‘staff of 2,200. men, plus mechanical
equipment, is doing 2 -work that would
require, ‘without machinery, between
50,5000 and 60, 000 men to complete it in|
the same period..

2,000,000, while that now~undér Way |
will provide 500, 000 .horse power of en-
ergy. -For a distance: of 15 miles and
through a eanal 3,000 yards wide a new
route is belig eut across.country for
the St. Lawrence river. ‘In ft will be a)
passage G00 yards wide, the first big
link {n the deep water navigation deve-

To carry on the work the corporation
telephone lines to maintain: connection

has laid and operates 80 miles of rail-

.ay, power transmission lines for equip-
with headquarters, is. re-routing rivers,
railway lines and highways; in ‘fact is
engaged upon a project so big that a

possibly have embarked upon ‘te

The chief feature about the undertak-
ing is the manner in which manual jab-
or has been curtailed. A single elec-

miles ‘of the new. canal basin, sucking

“lout the material ond depositing it un

to a mile distant at a rate that would
require a Whole army of men, if man-
power were employed. Other great to-

a dozen men would do in a fall ten. hour
day: 7
What. ‘finélithery. is any: doing is
made clear by the fact, that 50,000 men
employed at only $80 2 month for thirty

while the total cost of the, Beanhainois

$65,000, and this figure Ineeludes the
28,000 ‘acres ‘of Jand purchased, for the
project and nlf the materials which: en-
ter Into’ it. Machinery. is reducing: the
direct labor cost from. $120, 000,000 : te
prohably. $10,000,000 and thereby mak-
jing possible the sale. of power. cat 8

price thnt will create industry and

thereby, give permanent work to more
than are now deprived of temporary,

“BETTER OUTLOOK FOR, FUR | .

aw

. “Recent - t -display of interest in. eur}
buying, stimuiated largely - ‘by the low-
est prices, in many years, is believed
‘to indicate ‘a better outlook, for, Oana-
dn’s fur industry which, has. ‘been. -vir- |
tually at a ‘Stindstill for nearly a’year
| Signs’ of recovery began, ‘to appear. in|;
August, ‘with the commencement. ‘of
buying.” ‘for ‘apparel . throughout ,, the
country : and. by the end. of the: month

-lthe trade. began to see fux conts ; ‘peli-

ing in: good. volume, : In Imany, cases
the’ average | ‘price of .raw -furs, is Jess]:
than one, half of the average price’ in

sented early this month when directors | _ \
over the huge St: Lawrence power de-|

000 men on a two. and: ‘a half year job: |. -

The ultimate Gevelopment may reach

lopment of the St. Lawrence between |-
the great lakes: and Montreal.

few years ago only a’ government could |

trie hydrautic dredge is cutting 1844 .

months would. cost $120, 000, 000 in wage .

development now under ..way will be].

; employment. -through mechanization :
of construction work, “

‘| the ‘fall fair last, month, varrived, fr o:
‘| Fictoria last Saturday. - ve

f health booth , under Mrs, ‘Haltivelts ai

August, 1929, ‘and: the ‘reduction, in. ithe |* :
prlee, ‘acebmnpanied, by. the: nee of, bet. .
“felt: by. ‘the

Export! the laary and

, National
. “copatort of © pee south or:

enst. Modern equipment | ac
personal service: a
Sailin from Prince pert :
’ Sundays and. Fhursdays 10. 8) .
“pam 10 YVancourer, thence
* mew Tri-City Service to. Victocia ” ;
and Seattle.
For Stewart and Anyor,
nesdays 4.00 p.m. a
For Stewart and: Ketchikan ss oS -

Saturdays 4.00 pm +"

Ry

Wed-

eekly sailings from; Prinec
Rupert for North and South
Queen Charlotte Islands.

Ww

Passenger trains leave Terrace. _
eastbound, Mondays, Wednes- ..
‘days and Saturdaya, 3.08 p.m,
westbound, Sundays, Tuesdays .
and Tharedays, “TE. Ba - ‘meld.

CANADIAN |
NATIONAL -

Full Tatormation Erom
Loca

lL Agen!
RF McNAUGHTON, B D.P.A.’
. Ceince Rupert W- Age

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BADMIN TON CLUB ORGANIZED *

A badminton meeting was, held. ti
the office of Dr. Mills on Tuesday el) :
lyst week when the officers for . the:
scnsen! Were elected: ag follows !--..
President—Dr. Mills ~
‘Treasurer—Mrs. . McNeill. |
Secretary—Stanley’ Smith and he ‘i:
also convenor of the menibership- con:
mittee. mo : ma!
Th membership foe has. beeu set r
$5. (0 for the season, play to commence
enly ‘this. week, en

SHIELA MeKENNEY. wns i
Best Developed School Girl.i in Perrne> a
—Almost Standard Weight

“The long delayed decision’: us to: S 7
winning chila in ‘the competition: hee: .
by. the Terrace ‘Women's Institute ve .

Xt. will’ be: remeinbered. that 1s
tlie. ‘children’ were. ‘weighed :

rection, . who had as her helpers: Ms

Prince Rupert, the ‘prize, beitig for thes
child. showing the most Devt: ‘devel

opment... : oy
__ The - -Judéing.. has heen