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THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESD AY,

AUGUST 1, 1934; oe

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Bleetric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
-P. O. Box 5,

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

“Terrace Notes

to [ipett én Monday for his health.

aud on Sunday took a turn for
worse, *
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Born--At Prince

ean

| daughter.

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

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No.
. Tap

Etc.
Shingles Mouldings,

PRICES ‘ON APPLICATION |

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

Sh iplap

S4S common dimension and No. 1 ‘Ship-

lioveh on the Legion hall.
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coming fall. F
tooan imported shot enn, now we learn
that a
(hunters) cdprising Dud Little,

ODeH Susan.

th lodge,

a week,

Make the Hotel Grosvenor your home
is every
comfort and service—cheerful lounge,
dining
the
cautre of Vancouver's shopping and
Rates mre very ref-

while in Vancouver. Here

writing and smoking rooms,
room, Just two blocks away is

theatre district.
sonable.

RATES

Daily:

Det'd Bath $1 40°
With Bath- $2.00 -
Weekly:
Det'd Bath § 9.00
With Bath $12.00

_ Monthly: >
Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

of times and shed hunks of lake mud,

—inough to covér the floor anyway.

in the bally lodge.

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BOYS ARE STILL

Laurence Greig
persistent,

trip they did not give up.
chief pilot. They do not fear
and the grub all gone.

this trip.

LOCAL STUDENTS DID WELL

Auother high mark in

took honor marks.

park in the entrance exams

vours with Bonots at that.

To find oué what is happening in
the district read the Terrace News.
Will Robinson can book your subserip-
It is just

tion with much pleasure.
$2.00 a year.

eantinue bis studies further.

in’ another colunm of this issue.

another column.

W. B. Dow of Likelxe Valley went

Ile has not been well for some. .time
the

Itnpert general
hospital, on July 2B, to Mr. and Mrs.
D. St. louis Ciee Dorothy .Frank) a

Repairs gyre heing made tu the front

PREPARING FOR DUCK SEASON

The ducks at the south end of La-
kelxe Like ave in for a bail time this
Lust week we referred

group of aeressivve youngsters
T.
Greie, John Hagen, Chivence Michale
and Jim Kohne are Imsy erecting a
hunting lodge in, preparation for the
There seems to be some
ilizeussion in regard to th conduet of
Some of their lady friends
are of the opinion that a lodge, ob,
vny kind of a lodge, should be swept
out daily and scrubbed wt least twice
On the ether hand some of
the hunters hold the opinion that a
real he-man lodge only exists after
the eang have stomped in a number

jnarsh erass and duck feathers around

The members of the right wing are of
the opinion that if the girls ave going
to be so fussy they will not put a floor

PROSPECTING,

wl Bill Steigle are
While they did not. bring
any gold nuggets back after their first
Not them,
They have gone out again, but’ this
time hitched onte some old mountain
mavigators with Walter Raymond 4s
being
lost on a rocky Iedge, fir from home
They have a
lot of hope that they will get the stutt

schoolastic
effort was struck by Terrace when the
report of the recent exiuiminutions was
published and Alair Tip was found fo
have made an average mark of 83.2%
in the junior nmtriculation exiuns, wn
crime second in the inspectorate. He
wires one oof forty in the proy ince who
He Inde a high
three
years ago and has just completed the
four year high school course in three
He is to
Terrace
pupils did well in junior matriculation
and the suecessta? ones will be found
The
enteinee results WL vse he found in
Th class did well

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Hardware
Groceries

Boots and Shoes:
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Paints
Flour and Feed

Oils

Large, fresh stocks carried at all times

“Friendly Service” i
Is our motto

0. T. Sundal Co.

Terrace, B. C.

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The Glories of
Kalum Lake
-For Tourists

Kalim Like area is one of the dis:
tricts giving promise of aggressive
mineral develapment, .both lode min-
ing and placer, and with this prospect
of increasing business R. W. Riley se-
enred oo lease on Kalum Lake Lodge
hefore the owner, KB. Dix, left for the
States some time ago. Besides tuk.
ing care of the Like residents Mr.
Riley has re-opened the Lodge for the
holiday and fishing parties, and on
most Saturday crenings a dance is
held in the pavilion on the luke shore.
he twenty mile drive throngh the
tall timber, over a road that constant-
ly presents new vistas te the traveller,
evidently Ins proved to the liking of
the young folk, os these events have
heen well patronized. With Mrs. H.
M. Willson in charge assisted by Miss
Doreen Willson, 2 cheerful hospitality
grevted, the local reporter when he ac-
companiol Mr, Riley out the other
evening

The Lodge, situated on the south
shore of the lake, has a wonderful
view of the seven mile stretch of wa-
ter, with the mouth of Beaver river
as the distunt shore, and the low roil-
ing hills in the background marking
the route of Lava Lake and Aiyansh,
on the Naas. The Lodge, with four
guest Jiedrooms, a comfortable lounge,
and a well equipped service organiza-
tion, is supplimented by one cabin for
guests. aud there is the likelihood of
further accommodation being provided
in the near future.

_ A sturdy gas boat lies close to the
heach and is being used for transpor-
tution to Rosswood at the north end
of the Inke. Myr. Riley has an optim-
istic outlook for the future.

um should he revived rapidly. Tt is
an added attraction ta the growing
number of stmumer visitors coming into
the Terrace’ district. .

Have you paid your sunseription yet

and in his
charge the resort possibilities of Knl-

A WEDDING DANCE AT USK

A dunce of unusual interest was
held at Usk on Saturday night when
guests from all over the district gath-
ered to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. Var-
ner, Whose. marriage had been sol-
emnized some days before, Mrs, Var-
ner, nee Misa Kathleen: Durham,. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dur-
hart of Usk, was born in, the Skeena
Valley, and it has been her permanent
home. Since graduating from Normal
sehool she has been the popular and
efficient teacher of the Usk Pulilic
School. The groom has resided in the
district for several years ond is inter-
ested in several phases of the mining
work of the area.

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MR AND MRS SWAN GONE SOUTH

7 Or and Mrs.
pect to proceed south from there at 4
latrr date, They have resided here
for a number of years aud for the
greater part of the thme Jim was ¢cn-
gaged in the dairy business. specinliz-
ing on milk of a high butter fat con-
tent, Some time age he suffered ‘an
iness brought on by overwork, and
he sokd ont to Frank Bros, Since then
his health has greatly improved and
they ave leaving with the intention of
reestublishing thmselvts in another
part of the province,

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SOME HOT WEATHER, TERRACE

Th past week Has been one of the

hottest in the memory of the old tim- |}.

ers in the valley. A hondr ed and two
in the shade is hot, so much so that
lusiness and farm operations apperr-
ed to have been at a stand still as the
toilers sought the shady spots, There
was ample moisture in the soil after
some heavy rains and growth of all

produce was: speeded up and crop pros-.

pects are much brighter. The weathe*
broke on Friday and a thunder storm
worked up during the evening, with a
heavy fall of rain In some parts of the
district. Far a conple or three hours
the Mehtniag: flashed, but no damage
has been reported,

Prevent Forest Fires

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Province.

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B. C. FORESTS are a source of
creat revenue to the Province .

B. C. PORESTS provide employment
directly and indirectly for a large
roportion of the population of the.

B. C. FORESTS provide a sanctuary
for the wild life of the Province.

B. C. FORESTS provide a,natural a
playground for British Columbians =~
and visiting tourists. _ |

When Forest Fires Ocem a

The Lsss is Yours

Be careful with fire
. in the woeds

J. Swan left Thurs: |.
any evening for Prince Rupert and ex-).

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SWAIN’S

Transfer and Taxi Service

| We meet alj trains

‘Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

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John’s Garage
General Motors
Cars and Trucks
(x48 5S rvice Oil
Welding Air Honing
Batteries Chargad

All work guaranteed

John De Kerzgommeaux
Terrace, B.C.

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Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

Terrace Drug Store

Prunes Stationery
Vietvolas ,

Jewellery
Victor Reeords

Tee Cream made from
Terrace Cream

“‘R W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B.C.

TRAVEL
BARGAINS.

Alberta and Saphkatchewan
Manitoba and Stations in On-
tario (Port Arthur and West)

August 18 to August 28
. + Cinelusive)

a1 DAY RTEURN LIMIT
Children, 5 years and under
12, “walt Fare

“Ye. per. inile
6000. 1N' COACHES

. slighty gher- fare for tourjst

sleeping. ear. travel
"Aske any Ticket Agent

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

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In a general way it may be suid

‘that, since Cimadas chict. market for

‘the sale of agricultural products is the

| United: Kingdom, the amount of far-
Jelgn competition is Thmbted by Empive
tide nareements,