“In Camp :
In the Office’.

wy The. production: of ‘our

Or When Travelling

at good: Foantain Pen: ‘will not disapyotat 5 you

* The ‘supplying: of: these is a service we render in addi: 7
_ tion. to. dispensing your’ doctor’ i Prescription.

In the Home
“At School

best makers, are-here.. |.

R. W. , Riley,

"Prescription Pharmacist a 7

Terrace, B. Cc.

HAVE MONEY. ow HAND |

. The Terrace. . District Fall: Fair dir:
4 Fegtor met on. ‘Satirday., hight: when 2
balance ‘sheét ‘was presented -showing—
an ‘estimated surplis of $40.00 for the
year, The: matter. for. Jinprovitig .the
prize list. for -: the coming. “Fear. was
jearefully dealt with. and- several, ire-
conimendations’ were. made for thé.con-

. tors.. A move to build on “the.” asgocia-

to be. asked. to Arrange « for a joint
meeting!-of | the. ‘Fair Board and the
Board of Trade, ‘and the’ “Katsumgallum
| Farhiers Tnetitute | to _ consider ways |

y and Means... Lo we

So.

; PROPER caRE OF APPLES

_Lumber Prices Down_

Rough amber

Terrace Mil Prices

No. I Shiplap ....

4 inch No. 1 Shiplay -:

Bevel Sidi ing,

No. 2 Shiplap, 6 in,, gi An..and 10 im oo. oc
Spruce anid Hemlock, No. 1 Clear Flooring;. Spruce, Hem-
lock and. Cedar Finishing Lumber, ‘Drop: Siding, V-Joint
ete,, from ..........

$35.00 to 60.00 -

; Shingles FV OM _-cecccconseon eetiaenten es
: Moulding fram 161 up per lineal

Cottonwood Veneer, Gyproc, Br’
.. Shingle Stain, : Fir Flooring, Fin

. Prices subject to change ‘without notlece

Write to Geo. Little Lumber Yard, Smithers, When wanting ~~
prices on all grades of lumber and the following :—

* dows, Doors; Bullding Paper, Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,

foot,

2.50 to.. "450° :

fck, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Win-
fshing Lumber, etc. ete

| George Little a

Terrace, B. C. -

_ Phitbert Hotel

_ TERRACE, B. CG

Running Water Dining Room:
Electrice Light Telephone =~
Travellers ample Rooms ~
Spec‘al. eters Sunday
c

P. 0. Box 29

L Elwood Brooks.

Insurance “Agent
Fire. | ‘Automobile .
Accident = ‘Life.

“Mis. D. D, Miumro - left on sundoy|
for Vancouver for | the’ ‘Winter. She

has hat been’ well tor some time, : Aon

-aueted by Rev. a: 7, "Allen ¢ on, gunday a my
iu Knox United: ‘Church. :

a er mae

ec cae

i So Mean eas

"George Geahain’ “and. ‘Fred, ‘Beate’ “yes

“turned to town on ‘Saturioy. -aftér Al:
- guecessfal goat: ‘nant in the region “of

Thornhill antountain. They ‘Feport.” a

~ rather exelting incldént, George: had. woe
Imocked a ‘goat over on. ‘@ nakrow ledge |

-3 ito kill him.

he secured the truptiy. While close to

the animal it revived and threatened

ection... Fred Scott fired and finlshed
the sont Properly. : ;

ees |

‘Mes M. Eu: ‘Greig left Sunday. morn:
ing on on extended- holiday: trip with
her, friends in Toronto and .'Crenton,
Ont, She atcompanied Mrs. Munro ag
fur as Vanequver and proceeded east
from there.

ter; Mrs, EB. “Thomas at. Trail. ~

Airs, Frank. ‘Nightwine was in town
on Saturday last. _ She reports - good
progress in placer. operations, and --a
nice clean up.-.At present they. ore
busy on a new- location’ where new
operations” will. be. started. She has/
confidence in the ground and Is satis:
fied, with resulis.. :

Mrs. Bibbig of Pacific was a visitor
to Terrace < on ‘Friday, 7 tate

~C. Ww. Sivanson of: ‘Swanson Bay was:

; | tn town this week, |

Sti. and. “Mrs, D, Henshaw visited
‘| "Perrace- this week, Mr. Edenshew Ig
engaged in. the. fishing - business, hig”
home. being , jocated: at-Massett on the

mom “Moote- rot Pate
in: ‘town. a. toy: aap. :

Me and Mrs: Biwood Brooks ret

and had’ to leave. his rifle behind While

Sunday for” Prince. Rupert.

» | Fair, Association who 1 hi

Fortunately it “changed Sey
{ts mind and ran off in the other .dir- ere

She hopes. to, return next |
~ | dupe when she Wilt call on her daugh-

{trom ‘Usk’ ‘when’ “svork: on the: ‘highway |

< yMen: who! needed Work have: been e em- |

In. ny recent Jeiter to ‘é fruit, ‘grower
in the Terrace district W.-H, "Robert-
son, - director of: plant: industry, Dept,
of Agriculture, Victorin, gives the fol-
lowing- advice :—

“The thing. to be. ‘reinembered by & any
grower when picking his apples is. ta |
wet them off the trees: ond. into boxes,
and if possible, into the” cellar as soon

year in your. district, pick ‘the apples,

jand if you let them stand-in the or-,

chard over night it will tend to coo!.
them down niaterially,. particularly as
the. nights at this. time: ‘of year in
your. district are cool. - ‘They shauld
then. be removed ta the. eellar for stor-
age purposes , before getting waxnied up
Jagain by the mid: day sun.” ae
One of, the “directors of. : the Fall
had experl-
| ence. in. the- ‘large: apple packing houses.
in the. . southern: ‘fruit: districts, volced |,
ni i Saturday--night that.
suffictent attention ‘is’ not. paid to the
proper ; packing’ “ot* focal” apples. He
stregsed - ‘the necessity’ of. proper, grad:
ing to size to ensure a proper pack and.
an atiractive. one, te thes

At. Monday noon the walls of
first bunk house at Chemdemash. creek
relief camp had been completed ready
for. root construction. It is is expect-
ject thet when work stops tonight this
‘pbuilding will be rerdy for use. . The
floor of ‘the second -wnit. ds completed
aud - the: ‘ studdings. are ‘being put in

work in this . camp.

- Fo oveman: Alex. Kerr left Terrace on
Monday morning for the Hot. Springs |
Road canp.. It is .hoped to complete
this - work: before.: weather - conditions |
tle- it: TD.

Wet .
4

% very enjoyapte dance was held in,
sk on. Saturday .nighf. A- seven
piece orchestra furnished the music.
A party of: Terrace Deople emg up for
the: occasion. .

Mrs, Rn Adams was a visitor to 'Ter-
race on Thursday and during. her’ vis-
vit was: a. gest of: Mrs. o. T. Sundar
and ‘Mra.’ T. Staith,

The atmosphere. Of. depressitin litted

“Hwas: ‘amon need

ployed. and a: feeling: ‘almost: -“approach-

iig: ‘optimism: hres “onice “mote "captured .

{the ‘community. oe! oo
se eta

T, ‘Shaekletéin ie doing: blgebit: in re-

, {Heving : unemployment: He? “has nvén |:

rebuilding” the power WHoube’ Reeanitl

ei Cine’

sideration’ OF: ‘the- next: board ‘of direc-| ° :

tions ‘property was: suggested and the.
Terrace, & District Board of Trade are.

as possible after .2.start is made, if A. 8. Gray, the apple. kinig of aa
¥ |you are pleking at this time: of ‘the’

. | fine seccond crop of clover hay.

the}

place.On- Monday, ‘forty. men. were at]

‘rational port, is. rapidly approach.

some ‘one’ ‘suffered ’a great ‘disappoint-
ment ‘recently.
had. a nice supply of raspberry vine-

‘gar. put away’ ‘for the winter. An un- |:
authorized’ ‘person «visited - the © eellar'|.
and. thinking the nice, bright red lig- 2

uid “looked enticing,’ “hie © “packed "it
away, no doubt under the - ‘Impression
that he had wine, ce

cant. Charlie Durham. Was: heard: to }-

‘complain on Friday afternoon _ that
the ferry business had dropped off.

‘An opinion was offered that now that | -

work had started up people had not
80 much: time for travel, ,

AG A, McDonald. had the mistortune

‘te have. one. of his. mares killed by the |
‘passenger train on. Wednesday after-j

~ noon.- .
y

“CAS Wiliams of. Terrace is moving to
‘Usk to live. _ Alrendy he has a lot “of
his guods ‘in’ ‘the mining ceutre ineiud-
tne} his horses. and cow,

, Ceder rvale Notes:

Skeens’ Riv er, is busy pieking ;
shipping apples. He has a laree ch ero,
‘and ‘his apples he gays are better ‘than
‘ever, For many years Mr. Gray has
‘been supplying many. people with their

year after year for more.
one of the first to recognize .
Skeena as an apple country -ind he
has been amply justified, . _This year
he also had a splendid pateh o£ Gol-
den. ‘Bantam corn, .

expected © her - “about « the end. of tL.
same month. 4

“A A, McDonald out last. Monday Fa

.)

Here and There|

. (701)

The Nova Scotia fish catch for
December last .was 12,161,600 !bs..
having a landed value of $266,111,
AS Compared with a catch of 10,480,-
00 ths with a value of $329,552;

for the corresponding. Month of the
’ previous year.

~

—
of. capital invested
n Canada from other countries as
at the end of 1930 was $6,375,533,- -
000.°an increase of $229,000,000 as -
Compared with the total at the end’ _.
of 1929, Of this outside investment, ..
61 per cent. Is said to be from the _
‘United States: 85 par cent. British; -
and 4 per cent, from other coun

isin amount.

“tries .
@ yleld of potatoes, in Canada
in’ aioe totalled $1,933, 333: “bushelg, ©
from 674,500 acres, an average yield -
of about 142 bustiels per acre, In
1929: the yield ‘was 66,550,000 bush- —
.6ls from 643 727 ‘acres, or au aver-
“age: yleld of 122 bushels per acre,
Potatoes ‘are grown Successtully tn
commercial quantities in every”
‘brovince of the Dominion.

a
The Canadian . Pacifia Railway
“has. ‘announced: placing of orderg
with tho: ‘Algoma Stee! Company of

ery, representing a value of approx.
" imately $1,500,000. This” "inueaall, :
“heavy rail-will.be Jala. on ‘150 ‘inile

of the company's ‘wait: ine “in’ iy
Mountain - Division’ “Of: ‘British :Cal-
umbla, . Aan

 Béeseoti, Pores “Gannda'a’ newé Ci

completion. — The "35,600,000 3.:|.
inal which : the. Canadian Gove
rmment : fs. building: there agg
turning’ point for the Upper Great
Lakes grain‘ boats when they: cote:
“down. through. ‘the: Welland Canal i .

termin

‘by'
are: “repladiag’ tHe” ood’ “fille fost at the |
“same! ‘ftline' aa the, power Rouse. :: es

tho” spring: of- this” year’ will be. {>

“Rumors are ‘arotind the village +t that it]

A local lady..says ste |

‘ ie :

apples: and the same people come back :
He was].
the {|

OE. Thompson, local: merchant, is duc
‘to. leave | the old country én ‘his, return, a
to Cedarvale on Qetober 1st, and le ds

Sault Ste Marie for 30,000 tona of - .
130, lbs’ steel rall for apring deliy- |, |.-

*DRse | Ambassidor’

Pn

Ontario gold production forthe
half year to June 30 Teached £26,-
608,195,: the greatest..on - record. .
Indications are-that the output for’
_ the full year .1981 will be’ well .
‘over $41,000, 000 in value,

"Working at. ‘the rate of a mile
a day and employing a daily aver-"
age. of. 450 men, completion uf
rockballasting in the Ontariu dis-
“trict from Windsor to. Smiths’
Falls on ‘the Canadian” Pacific:
tracks was announced recently.

‘Canadian hens are working

“much harder than their ancestors
of ten’ years ago. In: 1920; statis-

“ties show that. 6010 birds pro-
. dlced an average of 122.1 eggs
apiece. This average rose stead-
ily until in 1930 it. was 178 eges
per bird.

‘New Brunswick moose and deer
will. make their debut on the
talkie screen this Fall while the-
famous moose calls of New
Brunswick guides will. ba record-
ed in sound for the edification of
millions of patrons in thousands
of theatres across the continent.

“The site of the first chéese fac-
tory: in. Canada, located in Oxford
County, Ontarto, will be: marked
with a cairn as an historic: site.
-. There-are now more than 2,800
factories. In Canada making butter
or. cheese; and. the cheese pro-
‘duction .execeeda, , 150. 6.000.000
pounds yearly, .. a

oe

——__-
: “Generally htlatactocy”, ‘ts ‘the
. comment on whéat grading in the
Prairie Provinces, according to -
reports coming in from the Agri-
cultura] Department of the Cana- ~
dian Pacific :Railway at::Winni-
peg.. Wheat, cutting in. the-West .
‘was virtually completed. ‘by the
» middle of-September and rather
«more,.than..bal? of it was tbreeh-
ea at’ ‘that ‘time. -

Tere

. : Playing. spectacular: golt, Pod
~~ Hoblitzel, of the Lambton Club,’
’ Toronto, defeated. Phidp “Farley,

Ontario : amateur. champion, . in

the finals of the Prince of Wales:

Trophy, played at..the Banff

Springs Golf ‘Cotirse. in Septem-

- ber. Sixteen players from alt.
over Canada and. the United
States, quatified for the title
fight. : oo

‘Award of three scholarships rt.
‘McGill University to minor sons
of Canadian Pacific employees has
been made to M, M.. Madge, D. K.
Gowans and- Keith W. Shaw, The

‘ scholarships..“provide for ~ five
years’ tuition in architecture and
chemical, engineering,: all fees

_ being’ met: until the reciplents.

have. taken their degrees as

Bachelors. of Science. ‘

“We are ‘coming to- realize ‘that
most of our national: problems
have an international background |
and ‘can. only be-solved..by-inter-.|
retlonal. ‘co-qperation,”: ~declared
_- Hon. - Vincent” Massey, © former
Cahadian Minster ‘at. _-Washine-
' ton when saillig. recently on: the:
"Empresa of Canada at the head of.
the Canadian delegation. to... the
. forthcoming conference of the In-
stitute. of Pacific Relations | at”
Hengchow,. China,

“vim ‘McKenna, dean of pas-
Benger. ‘travelling .egents, and
friend “of ° “presidents, passengers
‘and porters from: Saint John to
Victorla’: and from . Montreal. to
New..Orleans, with over 4,000,000
~miles of railway travel to his
credit, died-recently at Quebec in
lis 79th year. ‘His intimate know-
ledge -of the Chinese whom: he
-accompanied arrass Canada earn:
ed him the ‘sehriqnet of. the “Chi:
ahd. “Phe: Man:

Teady f for: rtatns in advance.

n Gaulbault appeared hefore. Syudiee
Young and elected for a apeedy. trial...
in connection “with recént ‘burglaries. ‘in:
Terrace. - = -Atter, shearing : ithe, eridence
a asntgtieg of