YRRACE NEWS.

THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE

B,C, WEDNESDAY, JULY. 2%, 1938

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SPEED THE HAYING!

Use our Sevthes Forks, Stones and Rakes’ - oom

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The Preserving

We have complete: lines of | '

Season i is: Here

Sealers, Rings, Kettles, Wire Racks, Jar Tops

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Camp i in ease with our Pots, Pans---wide range.
(Canned and other goods - |

J. H. SMITH TERRACE

~ PREVENT

Better Safe than Sorry

FOREST —

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_ Ever your Benefactor

FIRES |

o coin It's up to You.

B.C. Forest Service

TERRACE

FOR SALE—New flat bottom row
boat, 14 feet over all; complete | with
oars and rowlocks:; $20.00 f.o.b. my

store at Terrace.—E, T. Henney, Ltd
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Mrs. Malcolm Lamb and Miss Mar-

: vavet Lamb of Prince Rupert are the

euests of Ar, and Mis. J. McGlashan.
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ed to take charge of the Copper City
ferry when Vans Lind’s resignation
_tnkes effect at the end of the month,
Pe
Mrs, Sanderson left for Prince Ru-

ert on Thursday. -'
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Fred Hampton left for Prince Rup-|

ert on Thursday. He will enter the
hospital for surgical, treatment.

y rank -Miteouberg lns been “appoint:

The Terrace and District Board of
Trade held a meeting on Friday night
when a resolution was passed respect-
ine the Terrace-New Hazelton sectiou
of the Skeena’ River ‘Highway and for-
warded to the Associated Boards of
Trade of Central British Columbia for
eonsideration at the annual convention
to be held at-Smithers early next
mouth, Terrace delegates to the con-
vention were 8clectd and include the
President, H. ‘King, a K. Gordon and

R. W. Riley.

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Mr. nnd Mrs. Walkland of Smithers
are holidaying here as the guests of
ltev. and Mrs. CG. A, Hinchliffe,

es, 8

Deputy Collector E. 0. Aves ¢ came up
from Prince Rupert: on Monday and
spent the week in the district,

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Dr. 8. G. MINs was a week end visit-

or in Prince Rupert.

- EMANATE LEER ERASER RERRRERRREREPRARERERE

Preserving Season £5 Here

Economy.and Perfect Seal J ars
Economy and Mason Tops.

Sealer Rings and Parowax ..
Jelly Glasses, Preserving Kettles.

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Jar Racks

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Ez T: KENNEY. LIMITED |

_|eléng. with him,

Se Ee ee Big Fire Near

Town Handled
Successfully

_.A’ forest fire broke out near the old
J. Cauthers mill three miles north of
town on the Merkeley road. Ranger
Cooper was’ soon on the job with his

.| crew anda pump... Early in the after-

noon there were hopes of the {ire be-
ing extinguished, but, a couth breeze
picked up embers and started spot
fires outside the fire lines, By even-
ing it had covered a considerable area,
and low humidity and wind made fire
fighting very difficult.

Late in the afternoon Cooper made
nrrangements for the mill crew of
Little, Haugland & Kerr and Foreman
Benny Agar’s crew of young foresters
to be on the job at day. break next a.
m. Saturday afternoon the wind did
some changing and swung the fire to-
wards Spring Creek and by evening
the north fire line was. comparatively

to extending a fire line nlong the west
and’ south of the flames. Agar's men
did splendid work, especially consider-
ing that they ure all young fellows in
their apprenticeship ‘stage. But then
Benny is'a good foreman and knows
his job too.

:When fire gets going and along with
the fickleness of the wind, there is no
telling what will happen, and on Sun-
day afternoon the wind shifted again
to the north west and started the fire
off at a merry clip. towards Spring
| Creck. Considerable damage was the
result here.

In the evening’ Ranger Cooper found
J. Seigfried had put himself to work
at a dangerous spot and had cut a line
himself -to -hold the flames in’ check,

.| see what be could do and‘ finding no
ane at that particular spot he started
in himself with tools he had brought
Cooper joined him
and shortly after Bruce Hill came by
and ‘the three of them ‘completed the
line. By Monday evening the fire was
pretty well under’ control and no mer-
chantable timber bad been touched. A
lot of credit is due Ranger Cooper and
his men.

To The Publie:—

T have to announce the sale af 1 my
Insurance and Keal Estate business to
Olaf T, Sundal, Terrace, B.C., whieh
business he will continue to conduct
from his’ office in the Veteran's Hall
building, - -No: introduetion-te Mr. Sun-
dal is necessary to, those who have
known Terrace during. the past thirty
years, and I trust that he will receive
a continuance of the «patronage: so
liberally accorded to me in the past.

Chas, R, Gilbert

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Sunday was: a day of intense heat,
The theremometer registered $4 in the
shade in many: parts o& the valley,
But th hot dry weather of the past
week has put haying well towards the
finish. The crop is from halt to tia
thirds normal,

ook,

W. 8. Anderson, o patient et the
Prince Rupert hospital, is making na
sutisfnctory recovery, but he will not.
he om. the Job for.a wulle vet.
a i Cre

Speaking. of Forest Fires Joa Me-
Jaren, assistant’ range, 1s the man at
the engine w hich supplies. the water to
the men on the’ fire ‘lines... He has ‘to
keep the supply. stendy and its the en-
fin is necessarily small. and * works
hard it is a ficklish job. ‘He does not
{hink he has. -the softest: Job, ‘but he

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keeps the water Tunning,:* + *
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very fine time, |

oh

“ . Alpmiail. laters eis. OW travel. hee
‘ byeert London ‘ind. Mutiva in fix days.

safe, and Sunday’s work was devoted |.

Seigfried had driven out in pis car to.

J. 2he annual: ‘Orange picnic was, held |.
nt Kalu Lake on Sunday.
folke made the ‘trip: ‘and. they had a]-

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: The results of the recent examina-
tions of the Toronto Conservatory of
Musie brought fresh successes to the
pupils of Miss Janet Young. Piano,
grade’, Allan Dubeau, passed, Charlie
Agar, honors.
Grade S--Audrey Sessions, passed.
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ALB. Ducharme’ is‘ home from the
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR”
a WIFE AND MOTHER

Tonight the stars ave glenming

On a lonely, silent. BTAVE | yrs 'e
Where’ ‘sleeps th, drenmles sliamber,
One. we ‘loved, but. could not save, | -
No‘ one knuivs" the: “silent ‘heartaches, ||
Only those who - have’ lost: enn:.tellii',
or the’ erlef that we. bear in silenee, ‘
Wor tte one we: Joved’ so ‘well,

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TERRACE, B. C.

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Running Water
Travellera Sample Rooms
P. 0. Box 5 Telephone

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“I? it graws in the woods we'll
get it”

Inter-Valley Lumber
~& Supply Co.

Lumber Mannfacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts
Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock

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TERRACE, B. C.

Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou wy our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.
Ali kindsof cake. Get our price,

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Terrace Drag Store

aA new Stock of
GLASSWARE and CHENA in the New
PATTERNS -— ,
Has Just Arrive

CLOCKS WATCHES E. P. N.S.
CREAM, SUGAR and TEA SETS

R. W. Riley, Phun. B.
Terrace, B. C.

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and Kerr

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS

TERRACE, B.C.

Rongh and Dressed Lumber
Shingles and 3 Mouulings

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Firestone Tires .

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HONING SURVEYS.
Fred Nash

B. C, Land Surveyor on
TERRACE, B.@2°

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