' ‘THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, 16, 1934

NO. 28

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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C. .

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Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

A number of social functions’ aret:
schedaled: for this “week ‘in honor of
Mrs. O..T. Sundal who Is leaving for
the east in the near future and for
Mis. Geo, Leveridge. On Thursday
jevening Mrs.: George Dover will enter-
iain cat bridge: on. Friday. afternoon
Mrx.. George ‘Little. will. give a bridge
in thelr honor and tha same. evening
jabs. A. Co Head will give. a similar
function. . OG

. . et . soe aan
Alrs, George Little gave.a ter on
[Friday afternoon in honor of. Miss
Hilda Murray who is: holidaying in
Terrnce as the guest of Mrs. N,. Sher-
wood. ;

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‘Mrs, LR. L. Melntosh arrived from
the coast oi Friday evening.
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The base ball club staged a very ste-
cessful dance on Priday evening,
Ilenry Butt and
were brought in. from Usk on Sunday
evening-for treatment following an
alecident while cyeling. As they came
down the hill from the Usk school the
nuichine went out of control and Bur-
ney: Jumped. This threw the niuchine

Henry Butt sustyined a fracture of the
wrist while Burney suffered — concus-

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while in Vancouver. Here

writing and smoking rooms,

‘theatre district.
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RATES
Daily:
Det'd Bath - $1.50
With Bath - $2.00
Weekly:
Det'd Bath § 9.00
With Bath $12.00 f 4
Monthly:
Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

STREET. VANG

LOCKS FROM CITY CEN

Make the Hotel Grosvenor your home
is avery}
. comfort and service—cheerful lounge,
dining
room. Just two blocks away is the.
centre of Vancouver’s shopping and
Rates nre very rea-

{are atiowed to shoot away

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

_~ Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped

regularly. ~~. ~~ - roa
_All Kinds of cake, Get our price, ~

a) sic Liat ‘sid yes ‘gave VanArsdol a
Aejreturn game on Sunday. There wag
1 i different story. to tell as the trappers
a litook the miners ont on the trap" line
fai kind showed them a few things, ‘The
mm iittestion now is: what’ is’ going ‘to! Hap.
ae) jen an May 24 when-the local boys are
a | to play at Usk.

sion and cuts,

“eke

K. Dix bas moved into tows and is

lucauting in the Davis Pouse,
eae

Quite. a auinber of those who went
to Takelse Lake on Sunday tried the
swimming and found the water warm
rand enjoyable. ‘

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_ George Little ts spending a good
purt of his time at his summer home

garden, and. is making extensive im-
provements to the grounds,

7 es

The decking on the Skeenn bridge

has been finished and now the new

railing is being built. The wuaterial

being used is 2 x G instend of 2x 4 as

n,the old one.

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Mrs, Fred Stewart of Usk was in
town on Friday last.
se
L. Taft commenced his duties as
wifrolnan with the Forest Branch on
Akiy 10th. He proceeded to the east-
oly part of the district un an inspec
tion tour,
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Under the leadership of Mes. C. T.
M. Gigey the C, G. 1. i. of Knox Uui-
ted: church condneted the Mother's
Day service Jast Sunday evening, Miss
Ruth Little lead the service and each
member of the orgimiza tion took pert
in the service, ; a

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A number af leval gumuen aye get-
ting same prnetice anon herd of seals
that have. made their appearance in
the Skeenn. These animals are’ id
lextrnetive te the salmon and the ‘boy
to . their |.
‘heart's content. Any that they kilt is
a big help to the salnon industry.
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The Orangemen are quite serious in
thelr intentions to eet thely new halk
ready for the opening ceremonies, The
foundations were finished last week
an it is seldom one can go hy that at
least a couple of the boys wre not at,
work on the Job,

nk
KF, Polson, inppeared before  Stipen-
dary Magistrate. Simdal on ~ Wednes-
day last om a charge of rssanit, The
affair took pluce at Usk cavy on Sun-.
diy, and the acensed being found
enlity was assessed $20 or thirty days
He chose the latter and was taken to
Prince Rupert by, Cons, McKenney.

1h ee }
Repairs to Lakelse Lake summer cot.
tnges are preceeding. New  shingles|.
ave .boing pit on some ‘nnd jacks are] —
being used to.raise some others as the}
high water disturbed the..old founda-

hotel and W, Carrigan ran for the fire
Alarm up town. The fire was in the
‘rear of the 1.6.0.F. hall.
arrivais had no trouble smothering out
‘|the blaze whieh had evidently been
caused hy carelessness of saine one g0-
ing home Inte. : :

Barney “Dodds

off balance and it went ever the grade |.

nt Lakelse,Lake. He has put in‘a fine|'

‘Club at: the. Royal York Hotel re-
., cently.
tall,” said Mr, Corsan, “and he

. continent assembled at the Royal

tions. Before long the lake frvut will] ton church next Sunday. morning at

Bb rtas your subseription been paid yet? Wesent a normal appearance, the usmal hour.

IT WAS A FUNNY FIRE..

tae

Among those who turned out ‘to the ,
fire at two o’elock Wednesday morn-
ing wis the local member of the Legis
lature and he describes it as the fun-
niest fire he had ever been at, and ina
strange place.
ran past it and while back tracking he
was attracted by o gathering of flash
lights of glow worms and as he drew
nearer he came to. the conclusion that
-|he was really approaching the fire as
the aroma was’ quite different from
lily of the valley. ;
Terrace Hotel wis the ‘first: to notice
the fire and she gaye the allarm in the

Going to the fire he

Mrs. Wilfe of. the

The first

Here and There

The British Columbia Chapter |
of the I, O. D. B, held its “com-
ing of age" meeting at the Em-
press Hotel, Victoria, recently, at
its twenty-first annual convention.
Premler Patullo welcomed  dele-
gates from all over the provinca, |
and many distinguished guests
were present.

The annual reduction tn cost
of summer railway travel under
the heading of low summer fares,
will be put into effect by the
Canadian Pacific Railway on May
15th next, according to official
announcement. The reduced fares

will have extensive limits and
stopovers, Lu :
‘Port Hope, on the south bank

of the Fraser River,-ninety miles.
from Vancouver by the Canadian
Pacific, is a place where the
Almighty has most lavishly set
down in a land of wonderful
beauty rivers and lakes abounding
in game fish, writes B. Stone
Kennedy, editor of Western Fish-
eries.

Dr. Frank N. D. Buchman, lead-
er of the Oxford Group. move.
ment, is expected to launch an-
other campaign in western Can-
ada this Spring, commencing at
Winnipeg May 1, taking in Re-
gina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmon-!
ton, Vancouver and Victoria, and
culminating with a selective
“house party” at the Banff
Springs Hotel early in June.

The success of low cost all-ex-
pense tours in the Canadian Rock-
les instituted by Canadian Pacific
Railway last summer has prompt-
ed th, company.to- repeat these
four, five and six-day trips dur-
ing the coming summer. Each
trip affords 126 miles of motor-'
ing, and can be made either east-
‘bound from Field, B.C., or west-
bound from Banff, Alberta, at
the convenience of passengers.

A, C, Leighton, R.B.A.,. presi-
dent of the government art col-
lege at Calgary, who wll again
this summer hold his summer art
school for selected students: from
the Province of Alberta at the
Kananaskis Dude Ranch, near
Banff, has picked a location sur-
rounded by the most magnificent
of Rocky Mountain scenery, -

The skunk is not the king of
‘the woods, said George Corsan,
naturalist, addressing the Kiwanis

“Hold him up by his

will become innocuous." He
didn’t tdll the Kiwanis if he had
actually accomplished this feat,

Toronto got its full measure of
music-makers lately when” the
moat famous bandmasters, of the:

York Hotel for their annual con-
yention. Captain Charles O'Nel!l
was the president and theyicame -..
from ail parts of.the United States. .
ang Canada, re

Services will be held in New Huzél-

‘|the trial and worry of the last fer

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Terrace, B.C. -: -

Whose House in Order?

Continued from Page 2
to do it?

“Mujor Anthes adinitted that ‘er.
haps there is a good deal of truth’ in
the ‘eriticisms of uncthiearl practices
in business today! He added that
‘ethical faults. are -net. confine te hig
business. If seems,’ he said, ‘that in

vers, people's morn] sense has been
shaken. and there hus been a wild
serninhle with fear of the future he-
hind it.’ .

“Moral or ethical, sense means the
nower of. npprehending the difference
between right ‘and wrong, Most of ns
know what feur is, with its sense of

of evil, Whether we look at the na-
tions arming to the teeth and shutting
themselves up within their own walls,
or contemplate our own personal out-
look on the future, where we see fear
trlumphant. .
“What we want here to emphasize
‘is the significance of this utterance

impending danger, by our apprehnsion ;

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Transfer and Taxi Service

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We meet all trains

| Special Rate-to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special

|” Terrace, B.C.

‘ PRINCE
ex SHIPS
to VANCOUVER
Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Thursday at 10.15 p.m.

NORTH for ANYOX
and STEWART

. Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Wednesday at 4 p.m.

$38 r haa TR

ROUND TRIP

[ANGLE
TOUR

_ 1900 miles of de luxe travel

hy: the figurehead of “big business” in
ecannidna. His counterpart in B, 0.
struck a somewhat gimilar chord 2
few weeks ago in Victoria when he
admitted that he and his fellows could
not plead guiltess to the suggestion of
selfishness,

-“Manufacturers, as Major Anthes
says. must play their part in reeon-
structing Canada’s fortunes. So must
loggers, Ininers und farmers and sales
lidies, But the job is not an ordinary
undertaking headed and handled by a
president and secretary, It is an in-
dividual job. The start on that job
begins when a man or woman, no mat-
tev in what line of business he or she
may he. begins ta recognize “unethical

“t:) by train and heat .
Vancouver, Jasper National
Park, Prince Rupert,

CANADIAN
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P. Lakie, D, FP. and P. A.
Prince Rupett, B.2.

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The Usk miners ball team are feel-
ing their onts. They started the Int:
season by trimming Vanersdol and the
Terrace bays have been told to bring

; When' you use ‘the

Buy at Home’’ principal.

' Are here to carry that messa
~ You use these columns?:

Vancouver

7 help sell your produce.

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