HE TERRAC

VOL.

THE TERRACE

NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1933

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms

P. O. Box 5
G. Temple, Mer.

Telephone

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Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

No. 2. Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

Reagh Lumber

lap

Nu, | Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete.

Slingles Mouldings, he

PRICES ON APPLICATION |

ABOUT A LANDING FIELD HERE

Terrace Board of Trade Hold Regular
Monthly and Ask for Better
Weather Station at Terrace

The Terrace and District Board of
Trude met on Tuesday night last week.
A resolution moved by N.
was passed asking the Dominion _ to
nivike the third class weather station at
Terrace into a second cliss one which
would menn more accurate records of
wenther conditions, including wind vel-
ocities and drectisn barometric pres-
sure oninul sunshine recording. The
site mag also bronght up the matter
of redring the auzeal dive payable to
the board but this was ef! in abeyance
fer [he time

Tho ah port committee byanght in iL
full. report ns to how a landing field
could be established, requirements ete.,
and the matter was referred back to
the committee for them to appreach
uuy person who inay be interested.
Bk. T. Kenney, M.L.A-elect, tendered
his resignation as chairman of the pub-
lic works committee and T, M. Turner
wis added to the. committee, A report
was enlled for for a special meeting on
Friday night .
W. FE. Lindsay brought up the matter

Sherwood | °°

PERFECT MAPLE LEAF )¢------—— -

he most beautiful, maple leat,

| -FOR SALE |
Model A Ford Tudor

This car is in w: od mechanical condition, bas’ new w battery,
good tires. enails and good tool equipment.

The car thay be inspected and tried out by appiving to C.

H. Sawle, New Hazelton.
tion.

Prices and terms on appliea-

S. E. Parker Limited

FORD DEALER -
: Prince Rupert, b. C.

prize winner in the nation-
wide competition conducted by the
Canadian Pacific Railway, was
submitted by Mrs. C. McConnell,
Fredericton R. No. 5, York Coun-
ty, New. Brunswick. It has a flare
of autumn coloring ranging from
light yellow to deep bicod red, and
its perfect symmetry and form
won it distinction in competition

Bert West 2 butcher from Prince Ru-
pert was iu tuwn on Saturday conferr-
ing with the directors of the Farmers’
Institute re going into the iment busi-
ness here,

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A little judicious advertising will

Messrs. Miller and Foese, of Remo,
spent Srnday in tewn,
oe om

Mrs, L. G. Skinner of Copper City
says the fur. bearing animals appear to
have all gone to the higher ground on
account of the high water.. During the

bring bigger crewds to your functions,

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

SWAIN’S.

Transfer and Taxi Service

We meet all trains

Terrace, B.C.

‘so all winter,

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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LOUIS MARTIN, DECEASED,

Late of The Philbert Hotel, Terrace
In the Prevince of British Columbia,

Notice is Hereby Given that all Per
sais having Glaims agninst the Bstate
of Louis Martin, decensed, above men-
tioned, who died on or about April 26,
1983, are require? to send partieulars
of their respective claims, duly veri-
fied, to Olof T. Stindal; executor of the
xnid Estate, at Terrace, B. C., on ur:
lwfare the Ist day of January, 1084,
ufter which date the estate of the de-
eoased will be distributed among the
persons entitled thereto, having regard
ouly to the claims due notice of which:
hnve then been received.

Olof T. Sundal
Tixecutor of the Estate.

' Louis Martin

tuted the 20th day of November,
A. D,, 1933

Terrace, B. GC. h1-2

Terrace Notes
Bud Corley was in town on Friday.
He halis: trom Pacific where lie has ‘a

producing ranch.
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Captain ‘IT Willman of Usk was in

* town-on Iriday and says that they ave

working ‘a lot.of men at the Columario
Gold property and wil contintie ‘to to

a

s. Willie has put a new desk in. the
lobby of the Terrace’ Hotel and it is
quite nm improvement. W. Carrigan

did the work and he did it well.
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Prince Rupert is staging a “Buy -at
Home Campaign? Why not subseribe

to your leet paper and Buy i in Terrace your turkey with——vJas,. Richmond Lid."

of town lighting, and George Little
strongly favored getting in touch with
The Coumbia Power Co. with a view

BONS S OF CANADA CELEBRATE

'The 10th nnniversary of No. 15, Ter-
rice Assembly Native Sons of Canada
was held in Oddfellows Hall on Thurs-
day nigh with Pres. B. T Brooks in the
chair. ET, Kenney, M.L.A. was the
first speaker of the evening and chose
for his subject “The Statute of West-

and gure a very interesting account of
the life and customs of the Indians
during the early days. Tis address
covered the lives of the natives on the
Queen Charlotte Islands, Nanas River
and Usimpsians. The spenker, heing
the son of late Archdeacon Collison
pioneer Anglican missionary, wes well
able to give pergonal experiences to il--
lustrate his address.

Oxborne Stout came in from Kalma
conntry last week with a nice buck.
ea
S. N, Kirkaldy is making arrange-
ments to instal his own electric plant.
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Lettuce. Celery, Sprouts, Cauliflower
and‘ Cucumbers at das, Richmond Ltd.
The local Oddfellows and Rebekahs
are putting on thelr annual Christmas
Tree for the children of the members

on Friday night.

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ihe excursion te Prince Rupert last
week and aunong theni were Mrs. Ayk-
royd, Mrs, Rose Thompson and son,
Mes: RR. Beaun, Mrs. Dedardin, Miss T.
DeJardin,. Mes. E.'T, Kenney and her
daughters, Miss Yinlaysou, Edward
Finlayson, W. McConnell, 8. McLeod,

nnd famiy, Mrs, G Glggy, Miss Helen
Glass, Miss Fanny McLaren, R.N., B.
S. Cole. V. King, Mrs, W. Hipnesiey,
Mr. and Mrs, Schuman, Mrs. O.'T. un-

dul and Mrs. W. Jordan.
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das. Richmond Ltd.
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Mr. und Mus, J. Frank made the trip
to Prince Rupert on the excursion and
while there visltet their daughter ii
the hospital, !

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While'‘in Prince Rupert several of
the visitors looked up local people who
ive in hospita there.'W. B. Dow’ is
doing very well and- R.-L, Hulbert is

sDUI coming home to Remo.
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~ Try out Gitnor'’s sausage ‘to stuff

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* original competition this year has

- prehensive scale ue ext fall.

with 10,000 other beautiful leaves,
submitted by enthusiastic Cana-
diana from Coast to Coast. The
leaf, a thing of sheer beauty, was

R. W. Pilot, R.C.A,, and James
Crockert, —

in the largest leaf phase of the
competition, six-year-old Bobby
Hume, of Revelstoke, B.C., made
an astonishing win with a. leaf
showing an area of 222 squure
inches.

The success which greeted the

See Will Robinson about reader advs,
They are cheap and pay well,
EJ Ed ,

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of givingthem a franchixe. ' selected Ee euch” Onieteading imniing. However, with the return of
artists as C. W. Simpson, R.C.A,, The local people who made the trip cold weither and snow trappers hope

to Prince Rupert are loud in their
praises of the way they were entertain-
ed at the coast. city.
[set out to give be visitors a good time
and as n-result n much happier feeling
exists between the two communitiés.
The men were given a banquet and al
the ladies wore given tickets to the
theatre.

Special Rate to Lakelse ‘ encouraged Canadian Pacific offi-. alia’ unl neighbors
* minster.’ J. M. Collison of Smithers . : as ‘ ;
Lake. Sunday Special was the guest speaker for the evening cials to plan for, another compe- ' loss, Good work was done in saving
1 tition on a larger and more cam Gen, Little spent last week end in|considerable of ‘the... farniture, The

Smithers,

Prince Rupert

first few: days of the trapping season
fur was fairy plentiful, but of late .
J there does not seem: to be any animals

to have better snecess.
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The cold snap ou Sunday brought in
its train the ‘loss of one of the well
known residences in the district. Dur
ing the afternoon .the home of S. M.
Dobbie at Copper City caught fire, and
in spite of the efforts of the family
the building was a total

cause of the fire is not yet known,

About Hh peaplo took advantage of;

John Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. R. Matthews:

Order your Christmas turkey early):
Jand remember we prepare ‘all birds |
ready ‘for the oven, Free of Charge— .-

oo ‘Royal Scot” in Rugged Setting —

uffing her way. along the
tumbling Fraser canyon over
roaring trestles and through
cavernous tunnels,, the
Scot’ is. shown here da she ap-
proached North Bend, B.C., at ‘the

atart of her:orossing of: the Cana-

dion Rockies. over the scenic. main
“ine o of the’ Canadian, Pacttic Rail-
way, The - London, Midland - &

“Royal,

Scottish flyer accomplished. the
Rockies crossing without benefit
of “pusher” power and entirely
under her. own steam, thus writ-
ing: another: ‘achleverment into the
record of. he? Canadian: and Am-
erican totir, .The rugged nature
of the mountains along the ¢.P, R.
line’ near North Bend, with the
Traser Ttlver rushing througlt its

rocky caverns to the Pacifie,
shows the kind of country this
famous British train conquered on ©
her history-making trip over the
Canadian Pacific,

Canadians continued to give the
Royal Scot a- warm-hearted wel
come, ‘Western ‘Canadian cities.
turned out?. almost “en “masse to:
cheer - and examine ‘thie | ‘Wlaitor.
from tho. Mother Jond: rn