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THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE, B., C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1936

" When puréhasing

22 LUMBER SHINGLES and MOULD.

INGS

For Best Results Bny From

ute, Hangand &

Kerr.

Lumber: Manufacturers
TERRACE, B.C. ;

Be sure that yon get a standard grade
_ fe? Barly saturday. afterndan Walter J.) '

Harry Richmond
Is: Found Dead

peo

“| Martin found. the hody of, Harry: Rich-
‘tmond on the roadside about. tye miles| :

west ‘of town, He returned to Terrace
ahd notified Cons. McKenney, who, got

: land was Jying on: the grass. -

‘ent of the war.

Terrace N otes

Austin | Godilenongh was -here

Gor otier Will Robinson and went out to
iny: estizate, Upon arriral at the place
“where. the body had been fotuid : they
sv. that it had been piled to oné sidé
It ap-
*nenrs that Carl Pohl wished to go by
3 With his truck and he moved the body
The officiats sent’ to
{town for Tr, Mls who ainounced the
{fleath to have heen due to heat apop-
|lexs and a _paraly fic eandition ‘that has
iheen effecting the deceased for some
: time, The remains w ere taken: to Ter-

_ cently and did-a lot of husiness for nis’ ‘yace and duving the afternoon the Ter-

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company,

Mrs, Brnmamitt, who has been loli-{

eouple of
Giggy returu-

daying at the Lake for a
weeks the guest of Mrs.

ed to. Smithers on Monday.
Ld ss

Mrs, T. H. McCubbin of Pacific was
the week end guest of Mrs. 'T. H. Marsh
* * .

Miss Beth MeCubbin of Pacifie was
hn griest over the week end of Miss Mar-

jore Kenney. :
aa me

James Farhquar of Surf Point, B.C.,

‘ ayrived this week and will holiday fur

n'couple of weeks with Mrs. Farhquar

who is a guest of her mother, Mrs. T
H Marsh.

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Mr. and Mrs. CG. Michael, after a
haliday at--Burns- Lake, arrived here

on Sunday and will spend the balance
of the holidays, at the Kirkaldy cottage
af Lakelse Lake. They have ~ taken
the Marsh home for the school year,

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Mrs. &. Wilkinson arrived Tek from
Victoria this, week feeling. such im-

rreved in liealth.
an

Avt Beandin is back from Alice Arm
pad has a lot to say about the amount
af work be did. while he was there, Tt
iv the first time that Art has visited
Arm for some years and he fonnd

lots to do around the hotel property
_ which he owns at the mining. centre.

TIMBER ‘SALE X1O685

Senled - fenders? wit he recetved by
the district forester, Prince _ Rupert,
not later than. noon:on the seventh day
of Septemher,, 1936, for the purchase
of Heonse X19685, near the mouth of

\ Takelse river, CR, .5, to cut 75,000 -

lineal feet of cedar poles and piling.’ '
Three ‘years will be allowed: for the
removal. of timber, .
Further particulars from ‘the Chief
Forester, Victoria, B.C., the District
Forester, Prince Rupert, B. C.,

vace branch of. the Canndiau Legion
made nrranrements for the fineral.
‘irry Richmond came to Terrace in
1910 from Burgley, Yorks. Eng. Be-
fore the war he was employed on the
Grand Trunk Pacific. “He served over.
seas with the Canadian Infantry
Works Company and on his return to
‘Terrace resumed his work with the rail
wry company. For a number of years
prior to his retirement in 1934 due to
fl health he was in charge of the wa-
ter tanks in. this section of. the line.

He is survived by his sons Charles
and James, and a daughter Cissle and
by his second wife,

TO GET FIRST CAR OF LIME

The Witsmgallum Farmers Institute
have orders on hand for 160 tons of
lime: ‘Harry Franks, president, hopes

to go early this week to Ritchie and
tuke with him two ar three of the men
-who hnve orders in. This party will

iw rovk fora day or two putting the road

“In shape'so that a truck can get over it
From the report Harry made recently
it seoms that too much work was dono
‘in some. places and not enough at some
‘ather points, so .this- party. will build
the rnad as they want tt. On Priday
a truck will be shipped up for hauting
the Hme to the station. While costs

eminot be estimated to within a few
conta the Tnstitnte hopes to deliver
the lime here for between five and six
dollars a ton,

C, MeCallum. manager of the Rupert

: branch of the Brenk of Montreal, was

in town on Saturday visiting the bank's
eustomers,
visit fo Eakelse Lake when’ it was at

its hest.
wea

) ‘Mrs, CG. J. Norrington, Mrs.. Moore
and three sons, arrived from the const
on Friday’s frelght and ‘went. out to
Lakelse Lake the- same afternoon cand |.
will enmp there for the next couple. of
weeks. He Ds

toe . ge

CHICKA IONIC IONIC IRI ILICRC ICR ALIN REIN ECICIENICICIERICICR RIOR IONE

While here he also paid a.

N.S.
pert on Friday. He will possibly zo
to Queen Charlotte Island before’ re-
turning home. ;
. zs ££ *
‘George Rorie of Prince
spent the week. in the district.
7 a =
i Mr. and Mrs, D. Borland of Prince
Rupert arrived here on Friday. and are

now holiday ing at-the Lake,
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Abe. J, Murray who has: been the
guest of Mrs,:S. Wilkinson Left for her
Prince Rupert home on Tuesday.

+. om

W. EF. Treston was in town for a
hours on Friday.

. 1 . = 8 # . .
‘ i. I Kenney, MLE.A.. arrived back
on. ‘Tuesday after attending the ses-
sions of the Central B. C. Boards of.
Trade at Quesnel He says he had a
fine trip and that the meetings were
From his account the de-

Rupert

few

very good,

accommodation of the mining areas.
One night, he says,.he and Olof Hanson

ALP.,,ind.@ bed in a basement at Wells
wea

Mrs. F. Poe and Miss Poe arrived
on Tuesday from. Evanston, TH, ane
went out to thei summer home at La-
kelse Lake. ‘They brought with them
nn Overland car, the first to be seen
in this district, and also the first Am-
erfcan license plates that have been in
the district.’ While here they are at-
tending to the interests that Mr. Poe
had in this. district.

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The contract for the new concrete
wall for thé municipal water system
was awarded to Kirkpatrick Bros, for

started at the job immediately and ex-
pect’ ‘to he'finished next’ week.
ee .

An extensive shingling job is, being
done on the ‘Terrace-Kitsnmgallum
school building.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Auderson and
Miss Betty Anderson shipped. their car
to New Hazelton last Week and left
the same evening themselves. They
are motoring fiom New ‘Hazelton south
with Miss. Anderson who ts returning
to her work. after a holiday at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will he away

some little time,
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ers could only realize the value of fat-
tening poultry for market they would
soon find it profitable. There are
chickens and chickens, Some prefer
them thin-and light in ‘color. But
people have to eat once in a while and
when it comes to chicken for the tnbie
they want some meat on it. A well
fed chicken is always-saleable and is
a good buy. Because birds are’ skinny
and. blue looking is the reason so few
people eat poultry. a :

* s e.
- Grain for: green, feed. Aig: now. being

_| harvested and_ it is so- ‘heavy’ that the

farmers are having ‘their own. troubles
lifting a, fork full. onto: the, tond, .

rendy and just now the weather is. as

rm

Sherwood left for Prince Ru- |

legations proved a severe tax on the}.

just a little less than $500. They got’

a
lf farmers and town poultry breed- +

at 7 & re Sr

The’
local grain. for. the: ‘binder will soon “be |.

fine a8 the farmers eduld. ‘ask for. ve

Here and There

Our vanishing wildernesses
have for some time elicited the

concern: of conservationists, but -

now science is bespeaking our
solicitudes in behalf of some of
the glacierad which bid fair to
disappear within a few decades,
if scorching summers succeeded
by mild winters become the rule.
Dr. Francois E, Matthes, of the

United States Geological Survey, |

fears that within another 30
years Glacier National Park, Mone
tana, may be minus its glaciers,
Mount Rainier National Fark,
Washington, also has suffered
from heat prostration,
time within the memory of liv-
ing persons has the recession of
the ice rivers in these areas been
so rapid as during the long-pro-
tracted heat wave of 1934, Dur-
ing normal winters snowfall and

frigidity are wont to replace to a

large degree the melting snows of
pummer,

Third annual competition for
the most beautiful autumn-tinted

Maple Leaf is announced by tha

Canadian Government through
the Canadian Travel’ Bureau at
Ottawa in co-operation with the
Canadian Pacific and Canadian
National Railways. The prize
list for the 1935 competition pre
vides for 2 total of $200, of which
$100 goes to the person sending
in the most beautiful leaf; a aec-
ond prize of $40 and a third prize
of $20. In addition a prize of
$30 for the leaf with largest area,
and for second largest $10 will be
awarded,

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Possessing one of the finest coi-
Jections in the world of colored
pictures of scenes in, the heart of
the Rocky Mountains, T. H, Lons-
dale, of Banff, recently exhibited
them to the Women's Canadian
Club at an illustrated lecture at
the Vancouver Hotel. The pics
tures included scenes of moun-
tains, valleys, lakes and bird, ani-

mal and flower life.

Evangeline Booth, 69-year-old
cormmander-in-chief of the Salva-
tion Army, told the “story of the
Army” to the Men and Women's
Canadian Club at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto, recently.: “I was
born in the Salvation Army,” she

said, “but it bas never: become a.

common thing to me, It has
always been a miracle.” A capa-
city audience gave her an ova-

tion,

Keen outdoor man, enthusias-

. tic member and past president of

the Trail Riders of the Canadian

Rockies and a leading stalwart in
the ranks of. the Trail Hikers,
J. M, Wardle, chief engineer, Na-
tional Parks of Canada, has won
well-deserved promotion to the
post of deputy minister of ‘the
Department of the: Interior, Ot-

tawas
Premier Dysart, of New Bruns-

wick, was the chief speaker re-
eentiy when tha City of Saint John

: played host:at @ -dinner- in. the

‘Admiral. - Beatty :. Hotel .to_ New.

_ Brunswick's. guides at their two-

day.@ 37th , annual .. convention,
Heavy fall guiding affectéil at-

‘-tendance, but a good membership

 & puecesaful ‘getherl

~under the chairmanship of Wil-

Ham -'T. Griffin, .of-Bolestown,. pre-
ident ofthe. Aasoolation, enjoyed

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread. and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

At no.

a Tae

‘Buy. at, Home?’ principal.

rat evounuse tlieke colomiis?

foarry that messaper

You’ are supporting a. Jocai inde

"Tel the:baying pablie. what. you Havatan a.

CHAIN ACHICHE HIE EHORACNCHONCICRCICAEICRCRCHC ACHE RCNERENIOAENDONIERI AOI AEUC IAI NIA.

All kinds of cake:

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‘Get our price, \
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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P, ©. Box §
Gordon Temple, Prop.

a Lot _"

Telephone

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Taxi

Agent for

Ford Cars.
Ford Trucks.
Ford Parts -|

Terrace Drug Store

NEILSON’S GANONG'S AND
BETTY ANN CHOCOLATES _

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ICE CREAM—HOME MADE

R. W: Riley, Pim. B.

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B..C. Land Surveyor
- TERRACE, B.C.

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