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a -.). . | MEEBRACE, B, C, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2%, 1935,

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Miss Margaret Cretien left last week

“TERRACE

0. 'T. Snudal ‘has wires from his
new lighting plant ta ‘the “Canadian:
Legion lil -to provide light for that
building,

the “Tranquille Sanitorium. Before
lenvi ing Miss -Cretien spoke with great

had: heen shown ‘her during the: ‘past
. weeks, ;

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Born—To Mr. and Mrs. F. Lofendo,

on Soveutber 8th, a daughter.
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Juck Sparkes, jr., returned from Rn-|-
pert on Friday, He saw Misses Waite |’
and Christy while down there and re-[|o°
parts Chat both the ‘girls. are making Boin—tT'a Mr. aud Mrs. G.~
satisfactory progress. : Brooks, an. November 7, a aughier.

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District Forester A, ¥. Partow,; paid Ter race has had - exceptional wweath-

a visit to Terrace last week. cr for most of the past.week: A cold
_ F ® . for set in early in‘the week and con-

Mr. and Mra. Stanley Bishopr ie, jr, | tinued almost constantly until Sunday
and daughter are hack in town after] As the tempernture was above freez-
i trip to Fraser Lake, They intend | ing most of the snow wag gone before
to Tenve for the coast liter this week | the end. of the aveek. . :
where Mr.. ‘Bishowwie wil) supervise oF
the shipierts ‘of the Tuer Tss lngs-to the} For .the past week Foreman Carr
Orient: _ | has had a good sized’ ‘crew "on, the
Kalu: Take y¥oa, lready- it is possl-
ble to drive out to 14 mile and now: the
old road is being reconditioned to pro-’:
Tide n temporary means of ‘reaching
the lke.

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“y The Omiiveca! Gola “ Quaint ‘lining

Co, Ltd: are, stoniily. ishing ‘ahead

with thelr ‘development Program. At

iwesent’ the crew is freighting “maceh-

inery and supplies in fox winter aber
ations, . : cacane

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With the approach of December the |
J local stor es nye taking on simething of
Fl ‘festiy e air. Merchants
nhipacking and displayhig Christmas |
vouds amd generally preparing: for the
| festive senson.

A ser ions disnste happened ‘behind
Benudtivs store last ‘week—the good
Swedish saiv* heoke and the wood. is
hot all cut.

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Christmas Greeting Cards’.

Toilet. Sets. 6 Ciatmag Sgtney : .
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Watches

Clocks. : Silverware, etc. .
| Chocolates | China . - Books : » Toys
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for Kamloops to receive treatment at

appr ‘eciation of all the kindnesses that

_| showed results of: good ‘care and ‘were

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-lsouth west of. town.

Twaest “ani ‘found: him- dead -

Later’ he acquired the place at:

; , net Pete he had a quiet twinkle in his

: opening. up’ ‘Of, ‘the count

“i ‘its is something that: ‘the Board of
$: ‘Trade: might: ‘weil. take up: with bank-
> ing: committee, at. Ottawa

Bays and Girls ©
Pig Club Prize:
iWinners Here

The Terrace Girls and Boys ‘Swine
Club, under the .able leadership ‘of
Mrs. J. A. McConnell, completed an-
other successful year. Nine entries of
two -pigs ench competed for honors,
In nearly every’ instance the- _ bigs

well grown. Due to the’ difficnity in
securiiz pigs of the right type, sever-
al of the contestants lost points, on
the scoring of their animals, but where
enreful reports were kept, they regain-
ed the lost points. Don Sutherland,
of Smithers, and Harry. Bowman of
the ©, N. BR. at Prince George, judged
the pigs. The awards were. as follows

‘st Earle ‘Endie, 2nd :3:: . MeCullach,
‘3rQ Merle West, 4th Nancy Delgren,
Sth: Alalr Hips, 6th Annie ~Pongrage,
‘Tth Norman Smith, 8th Polly Solonelii
Oth Stanley Doll, .

i” THE. LATE ‘PETER DEBOER.
Terrace lost another of her old’ tim-|-
iers. on Wednesday,’ Nov. 20th, when
iPeter DeBoer died suddenly at the
phone of “Wm. Sibbald; half: a .mile
He had not been
feeling well and the previous day had
Wilked ‘in’ from his place four miles
ont’ ‘an. the Lakelse road, and ‘after
seeing the doctor.went. to the Sibbald
place: for the: Right...The following
morning when Mr. Sibbald had prepar
ed ‘breakfast he went in to call his
in bed.
Medical examination showed thut the
cause. of. death was heart, failure. The
décensed, came ‘to the district in 1603)
one of the crew ‘that work-
: Kitimat railway ‘grade, and
later he,pre-empted | land on! the south
east side . of? Lakelse lke; -. his place
runing to a-point near the hot' springs
* four
ille on the Lukelse roud, and for, some
[yeurs he has divided his time bétweei
the two places.

For many years he trapped ina he
‘iso did a considerable amount of- work
“Always, cheerful, whenever a person

‘eyes. He was. one of ‘the ° army of
pioneers who ‘came in . the’ country
when tinvel was ‘difficult, and with
cat, the work, of nen. of .h xie the
/ have
been’ much more diffieuit for id ers,

“According to. records he was 7 Dp ‘years
for’ age, and: it’ ds. understond that he
fwas a native of: “‘Hotland. ae

BANK IN TERRACE ‘CLOSING? ©

It. is uaderstood: that on: December’ g1
4 the locnE branch .of the Bank of Mont-
‘rel will’ be closed and in future the
Yocal ” business. will” “per transacted in
Pringe, Rupert. - This: sill‘ be a most
unfortunate. change. for Terrace, and

MY JAY “JIMMY” IS'A BIRD

Jimmy ig so day, and a eripple, but
he is enjoying life. “ He. first came to
notice when -he hada biological survey
band on his leg eatly in. October of the
resent year, On October 30th a bird
was seen with a broken leg and ‘he
was caught and put in a cage for hos-
pital treatment.’ But, like all Steller
Jays he did not take kindly to. ¢an-
‘tivity, so in a couple of days when it
was evident ‘that his leg was a total
loss, the dried tissues were cut off and
Jimmy took to the air. Now the bird
has decided to stick around ‘the home
of his’ friends and looks for feed each
day on the back porch of the house.
If it is not’ theré he-raises a row until
ample is put out. Then he feeds. It
is apparent that Jays are not popular
with the general public. It is true
they do some: small damage at potato
digging time. They are noisy, but also
they are cheerful. They are also very
striking birds sind folks should not

‘| kill them just because there is no par-

ticular Jaw agninst it. |

|| THE FLIGHT OF. WILD DUCKS

Summy Kirkaldy tells of..- making}.
observations: -on the fight of wild duck
recently. He with other. hunters was
at Lakelse river, and all day. long the
birds were passing, up end down over
them. He says that the ducks fly in
(strtas?), and that the height of the
flock was ‘in direct proportion. to the
number of birds in the bunch. Singles
and pairs flew low down, low enough
for a- hunter to get an occasional shot.
Bunches of from 12:-to .20. held to.a

flocks of 70-or over flew at double
that height. .
mallards, that numbered: into hund-
teds flew very high’ up.

PROSPECTS FOR MILL BRIGHT -

last Thursday evening and reports he

he was greatly benefited. He was
able to do considerable business and. it
louks ’ very favorable for a steady op-
eration of the: mill for scme: time. to
come, While in the east Mr. Little

with: it that- he. has o° notion’ to ‘buy
the old farm and an adjoining farm
and turn it inte a wood plot.’ He js
a grent man to grow trees’ and is a
|strong believer in returning ‘to the
Innd something in recompense for - thot
which he. takes off. .

Miss Lillinn Christie has returned,
from a trip to Rupert.

tered banks of Canada aré constantly
closing the smaller banks and concen:
trating all the business in the larger
centres. If the big banks are ‘not go-
ing to provide service to the amaller

communities Ottawa should make pro-
viston for private banks to open and

The: ebar-

serve the smaller places,

LOCAL NE

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help sell your produce :

| -When'you se the eoliiinns of ¥ your™=
Tell I the uying. public what you have and. give ‘the ies Tk

Vantotver prititets Het: help: build 3

WSPAPER

level of about 250 feet, while larger |

The lage flocks, chiefly,

George Little returned from the east!

hed a very gond trip, and physically}

visited bis old home and was.so taken|{]:

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?) 0 00

Standing orders. shipped
regularly.

; All kinds of cake,

Get ‘our price.

- Pier Hotel

_ TERRACE, B.C.

Fully Modern Fleetrie Light
Running Water

Travellers Sample Rooms

P. 0, Box 5 | , Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

“Terrace Mill Stock of
: Lumber ,

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

848 common dimension and 1 No. 1. Ship.

No. 1 Finish, Siding, ied ng;
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Gar age, Service Shop

“Vaxi -

. Trucking. Delivery
Coal. and Wood

Agent for —-

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts . |.

“HINING SURVEYS.
_ Fred Na sh

BG, Land Surveyor

» TERRACE; B.C.

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