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THE TERRACE NEWS, “TERRACE B. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1938 ;

-*|Gyrinasium i is: | <li" Dee
Desired for the |j Chrysler Products aulbert Het!
Terrace School CZ

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SPEED THE: HAYING!.

Use our Seythes, Forks; Stones and f Rakes. .
“Agents tor” _ Pully Modern’. Electric. Light
—_—— Running. Water.
At the.annual meeting of the Kitsum . Travellers Sample Rooms
To Humschool district, held on Saturday Didge Cars
gallwnschool district, he oo
The: Preserving: Season. Is- ‘Here night, W. . 4. i Kirkpatrick, retiring | 3 - Plymouth Cars ; P.O. Box5 " ‘Télephone ;
ve trustee, Was. re-elected for another: 3
We have completé lines of -. rani aa, ‘Phere was a.small attendance : Desoto’ Cats Gordon Temple, ‘Prop. 4.
"Tie and a. special. meeting has been, called - Dodge Trucks _ 4 ”
Sealers, Rings, Kettles, Wire Racks, ‘Jar. gs and a seh men the subject, of & a 7 “*
. — cee ive, om we for discus. ata ee = )
. g call for an e5- :
= ent ee a ' ', Passengers, Frelght, Express “Te it Brows me the qroods we'll |

eniliture of $2,000-by. the school dist-
penditure of § a “ Bagenge ' transferred to any t it”

- Camp.in ease with | our Pots, Pans---wide” range.

Cc a: id th d riet, this being 60, per ‘cent of the total 1 point. Drampt and “reliable
anne and other goods: cost of building and equipment. ‘The , pol mn
E balance would be born by the Dept. of |” servicer ‘Always: at “your Ioter-Valley. ‘Lumber
' Ca

—& Supply Co.

© Lumber Manufacturers . . .
. CENAR. ro Lae Posts

Txtueation, -. The - scheme would priug ; , .

ARTE re into existence a building that would Sw ain’ 5 “Transfer, :

Lave the joint uses of gymnasium and
school ‘

auditorium, -rognding | out, the .
lives of -the pupils. in. fipcordance with Taxi & Garage sm race Hoon Hemlock
, the most advanced ideas as advocated A. McDonald, Proprietor Pili
rv -—— | by educationalists, and by those who = «cE B.C
QW. and Mrs” PB. . "“Brentzen and dau- wish to sée all possible done for the )%@ Bell ; EF mE. y Hae Ne
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youth of the province. ; Jt. has been "
.ponited out that while - it will entail ee : _— —
some increase. in taxation the’ whole —————— ee Oro —— = _—
$2,000 would not have to be added to a so
the next year’s taxes as the school dis- Christy’s B akety

trict. has a balance in the bank of some

(ghter, Phyllis who have heen hoilday-
| ing with Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Will Robinson,
parents ‘of Mrs. Brentzen, left on Thurs

day for "thei home. in Port Simpson.
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TERRACE...

: Fred M. Wells with Ot. “and hs.
Mm  snowfell of Wells, B.C.,. was: in town
on Wednesday. The party made the

| trip to the Dardennelles and left for
a § . 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sherwood who | §1200, . a, ,
the east the rs . . [have been holidaying here as guests — Terrace, B.C,
1, © log Mr. andArs. Nigel 8. Sherwood left |. wae oe . ; ;
j Publie’ “Warks | . Eriginger Cunliffe | on Thursday for ‘Prince Rupert’ and W edding Bells Will ship to any point on line |
- spent part of the v eok in Anis, ‘district. thence. south, making | ‘A ‘leisurely tripj> bk ee . Will you try our. Bread and
4 ewe ee across Canada before embarking for} _ . Buns?

| Welch-Little - . ; .
Standing orders shipped
regularly.

| kinds of cake, Get our price. |

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T errace Drug Store

England. Mrs. N.. §, Sherwood ac“

companied her guests to the const.
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Mrs. ‘T. Brovks.and Mrs. R. Christy
left for the east on Friday afternoon.
They plan to be nwhy- some Thonths |

mound will visit old seenes and’ friends } ~ Tie “dkctote “foundations of W, Care|.

: an relatiy 8 dn, 1,Ontario anil other pro- | rigan’s puilding have been completed

vinees. Rep pReege cred ees nd con “Monday: morning men started |

framing: timbers for the ‘nulding.
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Prince "Rupert—Bishor’s Lodge. wag
the scene of o quiet. but very interest
ing wedding at 3 0 relock Monday after-"
noon, :Rt. ‘Rev... G. A. Rix, Bishop of |,
Caledonia, officiating, when Miss Mary
Catherine. Welch, - daughter of Mrs.
-{ Welch of Vancouver, became the bride

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On Thursday “afternoon Mrsi- OeTa [seer enone eee ne

M. Giegy gave a farewell tea in honor
of Mvp, . ‘Thomas Brovks, SEoy. aud Mrs.
R Christy... ;

as : ae
Dudley Gi, Little, ‘accompanied by

Miss Edith Little and C.: “Michiel left:

for Prince Itupert on Saturday morn-
ing.

‘oe carr eran

Tommy Turner and his bridge crew

3. B. Agar and ‘his merry lids are
working on the side of Thornhill, get-

the trail. and Iridge work.”*

six from .the "Vancouter area. Jolit

Arkle is the cook.
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Hans “Lind, Copper City” ferrymnan, |:

ave making Zood progress with the

has notified the authovities—the re-

ting ‘started the. first of.the,.week on
‘There are,

in the crew two local boys, four from:
Smithers, one,from, Prince Rupert and /-

of: Dudley. George Little, eldest son ‘ot
Mz. nnd-Mrs. George Little of Terrace.
The bridesmaid was: Miss Hdith Little,
sister of the groom, while Clarence
Michiel of-Terrace was groumsman.

‘The bride wore a travelling ensemble
cof nary. -redingote, . over. a flowered:
erepe dress -with white | ‘accessories aud
had a corsage of -gardenias. .
be bridesmaid - wore a. tailored
dress of. green slik with navy. trim-
anings-nnd carried 2° bouquet of. sweet

IMPORTED FROM “SCOTLAND
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This adv -ertisement is not publidhed
or displayed by the Liquor Control
Board-er by the Government of British
Columbia

A new Stock of

GLASSWARE and CHINA in the New |
PAT .

TTERNS -
flas Just. Arrive

CLOCKS WATCHES. E. P. N. 8.

CREAM, SUGAR and TEA SETS

R. W. Riley, Pim. B.

porter thought he better not say’ more. ;
och ae die : | peas.

<A ES PSLRA TE OOO Following: the ceremony Mrs Tix

wus a tea hostess for the br idal party.
When you use the columns of vour

Mr. and Mrs, Little will proceed by
LOCAL NEWSPAPER™ |

the evening train to Terrace where a&
reception will: be held atthe Oddfel-

You are supporting a Ineal- industry, and eucouraging: the 7

“Buy at Home’’ prineinal. ° .

Jows’,Hall, and where they will reside
‘Pell the buying public what you h

din a new home now under construction,
‘OMINECA. HERALD AND ‘TERRACE | “NEWS .

‘Both the bride and groom. are wide-
ly ‘known. and popular ‘among many
Are here to carry that message to the publie for you, Will
you use these eolumna? oo

work at Remo.

MINING ENGINEER WAS HERE
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Mandy were here
ou Saturday. Dr. Mandy plans to see
a number of those who are developing
mineral claims, and hopes O54 result,
the sampling plant will be able: to still
further aid mineral dev elopment along
the C.N.R. Speaking | tothe Terrace
News reporter Dr. Mandy expresseil
appreciation of: the publicity ¢o-opera-
-tion given in helping bring: worth-while
properties to the public eye. He ‘alsa
skid he Nad goad’ grotinds: for hoping
thnt a government assay office would
ie established at .Prince Rupert. This,
let felt, Wonldtgive a still more, effici-
ane dete t té.adining men in the ‘north.
ey 2s, ; ee bi
Jed Atsoakhig wait: “luting, th Jatter.
pettlofthe week. did:some: daw e to
hay that was down, but. this: SWAB,
than made.np. for by, the: benefit to the
gardens and. field rops. that, ‘avere. pnd
iy in “need ‘of “TORBEUN.. eee

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_ Terrace, B.C.

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it you are interested in

a ‘Building Loans

under the Dominion Hous-
ing Act ‘See. Us.

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¢riemts «who -extend thelr ‘hearty con-
gratulations -and- best wishes on this
oeension, The groom, who operates 4
sawmill in Terrace, - has-lived -there all
bis life. The bride taught school at
Terrice for: some yeRrrs. . Her -father
gave his:life.on service: in the Great
‘Wat.—Princ- Rupert News .- --

ave and give the price. |

Vancouver printers will not:help build your town and community nor "
help sell your produce. — *

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s: KPEEEYATERE SDS ESTE RERORD

TENNIS, GAMES ON JULY 1st

' Prince Rupert ‘tennis players ‘tool
the loval net! artists for a ride, on “Tuly
Ist. Results—Prince Rupert,’ Jorman
and Brenner ve Cory ‘and Hinchliffe of
Terrace, 6-2. Bliteh and ‘Mortimer of

_. On whiavadny, “itte¢noon Mes? Ooh,
MM Giggs ‘and Mrg.. J. 9: Brooks enter:
onor ‘of Mrs, |
me OOS, stg andy My: Ri _Obriaty |]7"
utes "Pivett and Biiteh | Wit left £08: ‘the, cast ‘the “following day |
‘The “fanetion was" Relat the ‘home ‘of||"
Wha Glu, Mis! H. Kifig poured and |]

included among those, present. were—

Tents. Tent Flies. * Oars
~ Oar Locks Mosquito Bars
Coleman Gas Camp, Stoves

Boe ewer

Tamenater, 8 ;
va Mrs. Sherwood and ‘Seasions -1.
Heuston and Norton vs Sherwood and

surxeye s . _
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repented YO ADE Rae? |

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F Barman, ,6-0.~ Mrs, Miller ' and ‘Bren- ee
-— Scythes -Smathes Rakes e rer ys Mrs. Shérivdéd ‘and Hinchliffe Mrs: Geo. Dover, , Mrs., Geo. Little, Mys |. i tow bat evs
. ‘Scythe § Stones 4 6:2... ‘Kuudson | ‘and Blake ‘vs ‘Mitls iand | O-: ‘R, Gilbert, Mrs. B., ‘Corlett, Mis. Wey. j er =
-Tavitoster” ‘@-2.- Lane and, “Mortimer ya | Christy, Mrs. TB. Brooks, Mrs,, ‘Tyan yarn! and Tncqueits. {talso makes

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Frank, Mrs. J. H., Smith, Mrs, Scaton, ‘9a cers, ari vid & vesaele and

andi. Mrs. Hinchliffe... :
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7 uw. Beaton of Smithers, worktg, on ’ _ oe
ea fore trailinn a cut, Atte! "

‘Sessidis ‘and. Barman 0-3. Mrs. Miller
and Biiteh., vA" "N “W, Sherwood jong
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