TERRACE
‘KITIMAT

Townsman

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TERRACE.

_ LOMBERING
Mnana
. HonTicuruRe.

Tom Marsh. haw accepted a postion
au assistant book-keeper in Geo. Littte
+ & Coes. offioa and" will commente-. his
ddtler the first df tha week. Lavw-
rence Grelg who had been ‘filling the
pest for the past few. rhontin, ta’ going
to Ragkacoun to. attend Sali ty.

It wan @ Jolly. party tna left’ town
an Monday evening when the Boy,
Seouts, under. the Hadership,. Asalat-
a: t Master. Rave. Bobinson, lett
for Lake ‘Where they will put
In-a week in camp. - Scout. Master, 8.
Kirkaldy conveyed the boys toithe ‘take
end, assisted in getting them establish-
ed betore _— to town, .

- “emai -_

Plano ‘aid abiging Teesous, Terma
on application, MAB. Rr HANEY,
Box 1G, Terrace : .

‘rhe inanday Bchéol pleate waa hela

ph Wedueedsy of this week to Lakelse|
number of 'chidren tn Usk last week

‘Lake. Between thirty-five and forty
pipiia taking advantage of the outing.
A good shower had laid the dust and
. cooled the qtmosphere.,. Rev: and. Mra.
Allan yere io charge | and wore assist
ed by Bar. Robinson’ who 1s in camp
at the take with the Hoy Scouts, It
| was a, happy eoneineion to the on

“Mas Bessla “Moore entertained a
number of her ‘friends at dinner -on
Monday evento ‘ther. had a pleas
an evening. |

"Mie. aid ‘Mire, a. Murray ‘of Prisca
Ropert gpent the week end ¢ at the Ter-
rate hotel.

t ‘5. Larkerley ot of Port Nasingfon wan
or in fown on: Monday.

“Sates, Nora Seaeman, entertained. the.
members of the. basket. hell team nod
a. few: friends on. Tuesday ‘evening ‘in
Donar. of: Miss Gladyu'Keiiney who Is

_ Rolng “to. attend school in-:Frince Ru:
pert. The -young, People: bad ‘a ad I
. avéning, : .

Mire, KE : Carta tion, of Cedarvate.v was'a
‘sialtor in lownduring. the’ week. ;

™

velted over a lot of roads, both old and
new. It taguch a trip as this that is
going to help this part of . the-. pro
vince get the kind of roada it is en:
titled to. The more people that can
get ont by car the aooner the ‘deftred

a end will be accomplished

herd’ waa a gond't turn out of rate
payers at the iseorporation moeting

}field in the G. W, V. A, ball inst night,

The subject is now a -lve one. A fal:
Her report. will be ging’ next week.

id Jnmes. Richmond returned to. Ter
race last Friday after ‘a very pleasant |

-|boliday spent. with‘ ‘yelatives in Scat-

Tand, “He says they All gave hin a

| very tina.time, but be fsa Cansdian

and was ‘glad to gét back to Northern
British Colambla-.. ; .

— -

Der. Wi. Av Eoinson entertatned

end to'a plenfc at Gold Oreck, ~

Merkley.

Scouts to Lakelze Lake,

Tat Katlon.

fer school work at Ocean Palle.
Capt coattiunst ‘returned ‘at ‘whi
aday from Vanconter, .

“Horm in Terrace ou Atigust 200, to
Mr. and Mrs, Low of Oalgary, son. ©

_ nti A ign fb eent th tn
. jmgah-at ha bome i Than, 'B; ©

ry. pleasant
letoxda ‘and
. {od them! home: and wl Fealde bere iss |

|e week at- EMU farm ‘and
“ sompanted home by, bis daughter, Hels |

Ooulthuret.

fokare,

| ADRIET ON THE COFPER BIVER
Me Two Prospéetors + Have. ‘Troubles. of

“lave stirted ‘down stream ugtil the ca-

|| times ‘the ‘ferry was submerged. As

Mrs; Haddock ana'two ‘daughters of
Prinee Rupert are guests at the home| *
of Mra We 8. Anderson on tie bench. ,

Mra. Roblosin and /eou .apent’"a few
dan Int mek the opts of Mw

Capt, Parsoat OE the ‘Church ‘Army
won a guest thia week of Rey, W. A.
Robinson and arcompanied the “Boy

Mrs. T. J. Kirkpatrick, accompantéd
by Miss Mildred, returned from Prince
4 Rupert, his week after a holiday... '

Capt. and Mra. Conlthurst broke. pp
thelr simmer home at -Lakelae this
week and have ¢ etorned to theit ranch:

“ -) Tgreved tobe of a bigh order, espectal:|

Misa Peters’ wes re gueat for 8 fav
daya lant 'waek of "Mira, HL. lag: Bhs
loft Ratarday, Zor. Georgetown - “hate
abe wilt visit friends before rad up

~Jeorporition of ‘Terrace ‘as a minmicl-

He was at:
‘joompanted home by Lt tom. G. Lowiy
of Hi, M. 8,-Colombo. “After @ day at
the raneh liere ‘the visitor retaroed to
hia ehip- accomianted by. “At. Tokin :

“Mr. Bimpéon’ of. asiver. ‘ts spuds rey
he willbe ac- |- :

re

m . ove Hi Blt hs truck lb land, nati

* TERRACE, B. C:, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1927

‘Their Own, but Mads the Grade

oh Gabriel and a partner. lett Copper
City on the Bth August for thelr claim
onthe Upper Cropper. They had some
experiences which ore best told 1 in the
‘words of Gabriel -

“wave lett Copper City’ on the’ Bin of
August for my claima up the Copper
river, to pack in some food and tools,
to do’ my, aspesament. work, Young
Clark ‘and miyself made a fairly fast
trip to-24 mile where tha ferry is, ‘We
placed the heree and provisions on the
ferry ‘avid ‘was in midstream when the
eyo bolt: which holds the cable polled
out-and let ws lddse from, the enble,

ble too. op and held us for a time.
We baran to think it was a case of
sink oF. swim 80, Clark and I decided
to try 2 plan to get off the ferry.” We
‘Hed thé rifle to tho old. bost and as
tnneh\. Gf ‘our’ supplies ad possible so
they would ‘not be washed off, as at

~ Clark cocld not swim very well J
Hed hin. to the saddle,. I knew: the
1 horea would make It. ° ‘So over
we went into the, river, with: mo bang
ing to’the horses ‘tall. ' -We' made’ the
far bank. Our next problem wis -to
get ‘back to the right ulde of the river.
We teléd: falling treea, but could not
get-one to hold. Finally we made o
fate. out of cedar logs aud macceaded
iy reaching the Oopper. Clty. ade of
the river, I would Like to imprees on
dof governinent, that when they put
in a‘new-cable be sure it ia anchored
Well a8 the old one was not safe.

“CANADIAN, LEGION ‘MEETING

“Phe Canadian Legion held thelr re-
gular meeting on’ the evening- of Aug.
25th joined with the W. A. It. was

discussion of joint affatta took place.
At the. Jbanpuet (which - was provided
by the-‘male members) the- speeches]

ly- reaming: the woasibility - of ‘qnrou:
ing honorary members : ‘One. item of
bnainess- hich’ recelved anent waa to
place.the Yats Hall at the disposal of
a -pablic.on Sept. Ist. to discuss in-

pality. . The Joint meetings are -prov-
Ing very successfol, .They are’ held

intermediate ports Beptember 8, 5, 6 and 1.

For Anyax, September 2 Tand 14,

: For Stewart, September 2, 10 and 17. ;

‘or North and South Queen Charlotte Tslands—

: FASSENCER TRAINS LEAVE. TERRACE B.C.
EASTROUND—3.08 p.m, dally except Sunday,
} <° ‘WESTBOUND—11.52 a.m, daliy except
: Tasper Fark Ledge open My 2iat to Sept 9h":

| $e0 Canada in Canada's Diamond Jablion Year, 1867-1927

“Ure CANADIAN NATIONAL, EXPRESS for Money Orderr, Forelign *
“Cheques, etc., aleo for your next shipment,
. rererceant as infemiion apely Wo any” Caasiiad Notions Ast :
. gY. ¥. MeMouebten, Fisiriat Poosengss Agent, Prince Expert B.C. .

| cho. LITLE “Terrace, BC.
_ LUMBER MANUFACTURER,

“Rough Lamberss..ssseeesesseeesseeess = $18.00 per :
teaeteeageeseren 2H 8

> Glited Lamber 1.0.0 :ecceeceeseceessaneedes 22.50. 2

- Finished. Material .... ...s.++0-2.---40.00 to 65,00. “*

"zPrleos mubject to change without noties hy aa ;
OrdersGsited at short notice. "340 running{continuoaaly,
or : Prices of Moolding, ote, on spplication .

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well attended and gome very useful }-

‘|6op' Jproperty has euffered: Cggtatl, de)
lava iacgetting down to mining opera:
Raia: two of the towere-for, the

Of mien will ba ‘hut.on
jhipping. Mr. Tore!
Hp. again. shortly ; (andl: phen:
; \ ter openjtions yu
pleted, spon, Ag ore’ starts Gantig

for the’ betubil‘telp:

will, do conalderqble’ mdre’

tet ics. Myers, accompant: bstatng pr the accommodation of tbe |"

‘ond ‘everything Will ba sat
in od sage for the wintir. =~

enact ti

‘Men of Steet”

‘on Wednesday. {{ TOURIST HOTEL.
» Evening Next _ Terrace, B. C.- 7
‘one of tie biggest picture shown: oo eon mule for the :

ever'prought to Haselton will he seen
in the Baraltoh theatre next. ‘Wednea-
day evening, -Beptember Tih. Reniem-

ber the change of ‘day. This change . .
oer uo ce to-give the people au Geo, Tessier Prop.

opportunity, to recover. from the Bar eeseceeereeel
becug on Monday.* It ‘ia: aeatred ‘by by ° .

the management that éveryond have 7 _

, -Sigare Ogainttes * Tibaccse’”

- parea.to empty @ boge vat‘of Qquld
‘fate! upon him; you'will see binr grap-

| familites, giving one of the : fecite

a war dwarded thisprite’ plan “becaw
: ot ‘jhe superior’ quullty* of. his ‘work

chain and swinging over a-cauldron of |,
molten metal; you will-seo bin’ frap-
ped ina decp nit whlla a manlsc pre-

an opportunlty. to Bee “this great - “hie:
TERRACE HOTEL

ture.’ You wil! eve Bills clinging to.
rennacn
Brittsh Columns -

Pe
‘Proprisyor
ping with « ferocious police dog when |< Or
the merest:allp would. lave resulted In
his face being torn to ribbons”.
And_ you will seq the thousands of
steel workers with thele wires and

| provided . ‘ne -anvate for:
: Hei h folly evening was epent:'

nounce the: ‘engagement of thelr, da
ter, Brisels, Rock Campbell: a:
H. Wrlich, eéeotid son of De, 'H, 0
Wetuch, M. Ta Aut ‘Hazelton,

for-First Natal during the: past tera
years: It is @ picture ‘of, which Bar!
Hdson; the production siamager, “may
fegl proud. «It 34 one of ths ont-
standing milky stonés in an outstanding

brilllant career,

On Wednesday ‘afternoon Mra.: ‘John
-. ° 4Newick gave'a:tea in honor of : Myre.

The Tertace News is $2.00 a yoor.-home in Beakatooo, San

.

Sellings fron Princa’ Rupert for Vancouver wd qlee

4a, eee 8, 10 and tetaightly thereafter, 2-3

to a -Tuusen Pates! List 7 =

“Benne sec oeceneets dro $2,600 $5.00 P0. 1 7" a

Fakeley who left’ that evening for her

singlige anes

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