Phithert Hotel

# part of the bullding known os “The

, { : G. Temple, Mer. .

: No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint

- Ist day of December next, the under-

NEW

|... TERRACE, -B.:C, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER. 11, 1933

re:

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electrie Light
Running Water =
Travellers Sample Rooms.”

P. O. Box 5: ‘Telephone:

Terrace, Mill Stock of
Lumber

No. 2 . Shiplap

S418 common dimension and Ne. 1 Ship-
lap

Rough Lumber -

Ete.
‘Mouldings,

Shingles
. PRICES ON” “APPLIC ATION

SW AIN’S
Transfer and Taxi Service

We meet all trains

Special Rate to Lakelse '
Lake. Sunday Special |

Terrace, BC.

Terrace Notes.

Special Thanksgiving services will
he condueted by Rey, Mr. Burchall at
Nt, Matthews church’ next Sunday.

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Dr. Carson arrived from Prince Ru-
pert on Friday night and proceeded
to Lakelse Lake for the week end. He
wits after some ducks and other game

which might come in his way.
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Frank. “Gay in lett on Saturday even-

ing for a. trip to Rupert.
re 2

I, Woffman, who wis waiting for
hears in a local orchard the other ey-
ving reports he found a new type of
matvader at work, Close at hand, a
faly sized animal, which he took for
4 wolverine, spent a full hout with the
nipples on the low branches - and the
wind falls, whder. the trees,

GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT

fm Notice of Application for the Trans- |.

fer of Beer License

Xotice Is hereby given that on the

siened, intends ‘to apply to the Liquor
Control Bonvd for the transfer of 1
license in respect of premises being

Philbert Hotel situated at Terrace in-
the Province of British Columbia, up-
‘om lands described ns Lots: 1 and 2,
Mock 11. Plan 972, District Lot 309,
Range §, Const District, - ‘Prince Rupert
Land Registration District, in the Pro-
vince of British Columbia, for the:
sate of beer by the glass, ‘or-by the tine}
opened hottie for consumption on the
nrenises.

‘Doted this 11th day of October, 7 vhs

aA D, 19) 932. r-

THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Sunday services in Knox United
church were special ones for the occas-
sion of Thanksgiving and the Harvest
Festival.
urday afternoon did a splendid piece

‘Tot work in decorating | the. church, the

members of . the congregation provid-
ing them with generous donations of

The Sunday evening congregation tax-
ed the seating capacity of the church
to the limit, and Rev. W. R.. Welch
gnve a very appropriate address, giv-
ing special stress to the many things
the people had to be thinkful for, and
how in many ways this could be expres
sed by good citizenship, and placing
the fundamental things of life in their
proper places. -

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BUILDING MORE SIDEWALKS

. The Commissioners are carrying on
with theiy sidewalk building program.
At present they are having the cinder
walk from W. Littles house to the
tennis court replaced by a lumber one.
The commissioners have displayeé
commendable energy and inginuity in
a period of short finances, making it

‘Tpessible for many of the tnx payers to

! Ge, Little Terrace, B.C.

work out their taxes.. The improve-
ments work all ways. The men ‘get
work, the village get taxes, the general
public enjoy good walks and.the vil-
lage is in better shape than ever. At
the snme tlme the lecal mills hrve sup-
plied the’ lamber and thus the chief
payrolls of. fown were helped.

A HEINER AND A BEAR RACE —

Charlie Giggy tells of an interesting
chase that tock place in his orchard
about ten days ago, One morning he
found n set of bear tracks mixed up
with those of a heifer. “It was clear
‘that the heifer had bedded. down in a
soft spot to keep away the flies, and
that during the night a bear in search
of fruit had smelt her.- Getting up
lose to the heifer before he was de-
tected, he so startled the youngster
that she made about ten feet in the
first bound. Then, turning, left he-
tween the rows of npple trees, she
hended full. speed ahead for the south
line fence which she took in. oue big
jump.. The bear, “apparently hot on
her trail chnuvged into the fence and
left a lot of air on the barbs as he got
through. He never caught the heifer
as she has trrned up in gootl shape.

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Local hunters: have taken advantage
of the weekend holiday and went to
Lakelse! and: Kalum Lakes for. a hunt.
As yet 10 reports have « come in, of the

results.
ee

TLeenl. Pus are in fll: market: now.
The crop had: -promixed: to be a good
one, but. the. frost. he ‘tow. weeks zo
earletely- wiped, “ont. ‘the, fruit of 1
numer of orchards, While ‘the late
senson has held the fruit hack, it has
matured te n good shape nnd is * eiens
ing, in Hoa color,

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Miss Marior ite Mur 0 of Remo spent
the holidays wilh: Mrs. Greig.

amok me. ’

Fred Nash who bas been-at Barker-
ville all summer, arrived howe, Thurs-
day of last week. Tle looks well and
reports having bad a good summer.
At the sime time he would rather have
his poerminert residence tn Terrace.
He says that, fn the gold area they
herve two stagon—winter ‘and August.

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a K, Gordon is wetting IMs fruit -all
harvested as fast as he ean, “He says
that while he has had sa battle on, his
‘hands he has demonstrated that ft is
possible to keep an orchard: free. ot
acab even in aw et season, - He had ta
apray seven times, the Inst one belug
with Bordenux mixture, and a8. n ye

sult he bas # smarketable: crop. .
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* Gordon Temple, |
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The O, G. I. T. girls on Sat-| -

fruits, vegetables, flowers and follage. }

shower was held in honor of Miss. Viv-

Cauthers of Anyox will _take place
shortly. a

are

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Here and: There
Taken as a whole the British.
West Indies as a market for Can-
. adian.-products ranked tenth last

July with $550,000, with New-
foundland ¢ coming next,

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‘Increasing : prosperity in Can-
ada and the United States is seen
in the early arrival im the Do-
Ininion of United States Christmas
‘tree buyers, They are particularly .
busy in the Maritimes where the
demand is especially heavy.

Edward C. Carter, of New York.
traveller and publicist, has been
chosen to fill the newly-created

_ post of secretary-general of the
Institute of Pacific Relations
which has just completed its flfth
blennial conference ‘at the Banff
Springs Hotel.

Eleven. happy boys .took the -
eleventh annual:“On to Alaska”
tour this: year under the leader-
ship of George &, Buchanan, of
Detroit. Their trip ineluded a
stop at the Banff Springs Hotel
where the boys stayed until they
entrained far Lake Louise.

Traffic earnings. of. the Can-
adian railways for July show an
aggregate gain of nearly a million
dollars ad compared with July,
1932, the best ‘showing in many
months on similar comparisons.
Gross earnings of the Canadian
Pacific account ‘for $473,000 of
this gain during the month,

“He got you that time,” said
Mrs. Montagu Norman to the gov- .
ernor of the Bank of Englnad,
whew they landed recently at Que-
-bee from Canadian Pacific liner,
Duchess of Atholl, on their way
to Bar Harhor, Malne. The pur- -
pose of the visit is,a mystery, mot
even a holiday being admitted by
the disting guished visitor.

John Neilson. ‘president af Ra-
tary International, sailed ree ently
by. Empress of Britain on his way
to Lausanne where the second

’ Burapean regional. conference of
‘the world-wide organization was
’ held this month, © We stated raat

-Rotaury had 150, ovu mombers in:
_ B00 elubs.

; “Tf from the "conferences,
speeches aud exhititions at tbe

- Werld's Grain Exhibition at Re-

- pina we cau derive even one SUR

» gestion of importance tu asricul-
turists, the show wi!!! be vuted a
success,” sald J. S. MeRory, man
aner, (United Grain Growers office
in Calgary, in a recent nddress af
the Palliser Dutel in ual euty,

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‘ Poet happy boys

. Hotel,

Mis, J.B. Agar was hostess on, .Mon-
“day afternoon when’ a _Bilgcellanenns

. and
girls at the -Royal . York
Toronto. ‘They are. the
lucky winners of the Silver Token
Contest sponsored by Crosse-and
Blackwell, well-known manufac-
* ‘turers of food products, and their
‘reward was a two-day visit to ‘the
‘Canadian National Exhibition, * i

and Happy — Oh Boy!

were. adjusted | before entries were
made to.the dining rooms, . and
thera was much Jolly chatter over |
jueals, Thorough tours were: smade'.
of the big exhibition and: for a
long tine to come these boys. and:

They all . travelled: Canadian
Pacific and the Royal York Hotel’
‘wad . theirs. . for two full. days.
There ‘was mtich: entertaining in
the.varlous rooms occupied by the
youngsters, : “The, ‘contents of a:
largé.numbér,. of: battles. of pop girla: will have. hoppy, memories»
‘were. consumed. “Hands were of: the two exciting and) hilariou
; awent over: slick: heads. ‘and nee ‘