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VOL. 13 .

TERRACE, B. C,, WEDNESDAY, ADGUST 30, 1933

NO. 38

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” Phifbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C. .

Fully Modern. —_ Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms .

P, O. Box 5
G. Temple; Mgr.

Telephone

—Ss, Haudenschild, _ Terrace, B.C.

ane’ |

| Terrace mil Stock of
Lumber

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

845 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

lap
No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete.
Shingles Mouldings, ”

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo, Little Terrace, B.C.

SWAIN’S
Transfer and Taxi Service
We meet all trains

Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. - Sunday Special,

de

Terrace, B.C.

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Terrace Meat Market |)
Paul Hertel, Proprietor

Fresh Meat always on hand -

Swift Premium Ham
and Bacon

Our Motto—-Service withont ox:
cess profits.
Your patronage v will be valued, ;

Publie Notice -re " Distontinuing- ‘anid
Closing Road Adjacent to ‘Block |
1, Lot 615, Range Bi ¢ Const Dis. |

~ triet motos

' Notice ts hereby ulven that, pursuant

to Section 11 of the “Highway Act”,
it is the intention of the undersigned,
after thirty days from date, to discon.
tinue and close the: thirty-three. foot
m Wide subdivision road which les.to the
m. cast of and adjoins Block 1 of Lot 015,
Range 6. Coast District, and shown ai
a road ‘thirty-three feet «in width on

Plan No. 1215 and on Map No, 1624]. .

depostted in the Land Registry Office,
ut Prince Rupert,-B,. 0. ’.

A substitute road has-been ‘provided
through. said Block L

‘sf

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Rik, Pooley,

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_ e ‘Minister, of, Publie Works |! .

Department of Public Works,
Parliament Bulldings,”

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Victoria, B. Ne Angust 16, 3093+" 4 i

Lbridge whieh wis suspended” ‘for ‘a

| Laneaster. ‘of: Pri ince Rupert arrived on

| of Piinee Rupert spent the Ww cek’ end in

: ‘ers’ dnd Hazelton orer the. w eck end.

CORPORATION oF THE VILLAGE

a TENDERS | are  iny ited for. the erec-

‘Von the Municipal Tot (D.L° 369, Block

7 hex? and to eouform to the following
; dnstrnetions:—
{1

| Skeena Electoral | Distt a

oo skidding purposes,

for sheeting on -roat +

3. Four shiplap doors, y well braced.j “Any

Terrace ce Notes

FOR SALE—FARM—17 acres Riv-
er bottom, 30 acres cultivated; house,
8 harns, hay baler: $3,000... Easy terms

Quite a number - recat. families are
coming in from their summer camp at
Lakelse to prepare the younger gener-
ation for school opening next Tuesday,

***

Local anglers are having good, tish-

ing in the Skeena. The water is low

and the. humpies are high.
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brought along the apple crop in fine
shape. The fruit has made rapid in-
crease in size and earlier varieties are
already showing considerable color. ,
="
Inspector Shirras, B.C.P., with Mra.
Shirras spent the week end at Lakelse
Lake-as guests of Cons, H, L. and Mrs.
McKenney, returning to Rupert on
Monday,
i eee
Miss Mary Wilson,‘danghter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. ¥. Wilson is home from
Vancouver on oa holiday. ;
ae ek
Mrs. Carl Gustafson is the guest of
Mrs. A. Olson.

ee k
Ww Pork of painting the Skeena, river

few Mays, started again on Monday. :
, ee _

peargnee the end of the week thicken-
ed very- much on Sunday, and on Mon-
day:.morning, the sun yose like a ball
of fire, (our-editor is an early riser).
Enquiries ‘Were made during the day
as to the source of the smoke that was
Anerensing., matéfially, but nothing de-
finite. could. bee learned of any forest
fire within’ a nundred miles... It is ag-
stimed:--that ‘the ‘smoke is coming. from
the: big tixes on the southern mainland
and on ‘Vaneouver “Fsland.
ot eee

" Provincial Collector and Mrs, Ay J 1

Saturday: morning last to ; spend theiy
vacation. o
ae kK a

" AEr. and Mra. RB: BE. Moove and family

Terrace.
he

08 m7, Sundal, made, a trip to’ Sinith-

OF TERRACE

tla? ‘int. a Five Hall for the. Corporation

Hy Let 27), and must be-in the hands
‘or the © levk: ‘by the Sth duy of Septem-

Bullding. to he 1 12 feet ‘wide, “18° ft.
love, und 8 tt, 5 in. from floor ta
top. of plate. no: pests, but sills to:
he leveled on fonr pleces of, cedar,
meusnring 2x Gx 12°

4x 6 Cedur sills, 3 pieces 20 ft. lone:
the ends rounded on hottom for

2-xcdstudding and: “rafters, cedar
~shiplap: sheeting: ;
2 x 12 cedar flooving:
/- 2 x 6 sprace or -hemlock joists, all:
Z tt. centres;

Water table 1 x 10 and, 1x6 corners
. Deak root, two third pitch, Np. 1

‘Shingles, 6 in. to weather ;
Shiplap an eavesr and 1 x 8 hemlock

Exposed rafters Jin, x 2 In. faser
and. 1x 6 burge.

well hung, on tracks: to roll easy,
und to be fastened in centre with
: hasp ensy to open.

Butlding to have two coats’ of paint
olor as selected: ©. 5: . i
The lowest ‘ or any tender not nieces

“The past week of hot weather bas |

The ght haze which put in its’ ap-

. City:

-Wits:attendad: by: her, small sister Betty
‘Yollowing” the: ‘ceremony,’ a buffet lunch-

bride's: phronts.:

‘the shortage somewhat.
| are long ‘vet‘and the twilight is pleas-

— Theda.
.[ the mornings.

honest’ to, goodness .outfit: of: todly and

‘latest in ‘nlgtyness.

Saturday last,
i * *€: #*

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to the coast Mondiy.
_ - es

has gone back-to the coast,
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Monday.
eee

town Monday.
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end. At one time it was thought the
youngster would find a home in some
200, but as‘ arrangements fell through
he has been given his Nberty,
a

Matt Allard of Kalum Lake reports
that a young white bear has been. re-
Dentedly. seen . around this summer

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Br. T. Kenney. ‘and daughter Norma
‘went up to” ‘Hazelton for ‘the. flower
show and that: evening Norma went on
to Smithers with her uncle,:Mr, Bert,
‘Her father joined her there in time to
et the train homé on Sunday.
re Le a

M. .P, McCaffery’ spent the week end
in Terrace with ‘friends. . |

. i. ae '
Mr. Ponsonby: of Duncan is in the
‘district He: is looking around for a
small farm to settle on.
‘*- e &
Miss Nellie. Bates of Loveland, Cal.,
who has spent. the Summer vacation at
Rosswood,: ‘lefe. for the squth Thursday
of last: “week,.’ Miss. ‘Bates ‘has been
speriding a number of simmers in this
district’ She- is interested in placer
mining w shen. she is not teaching school

to the honeful of Yoveland.
“ * em

wh

. Miss Elsie Damnhauer is spending a
holiday with her parents at Copper
‘She is in training at New West:

minster Hospital, The Royal Columbian
»- * *

* Oi Saturday .evening the marriage
of Edward Cramer and Miss " Mabel
Bishop was solemnized at the Manse.
with Rev. W. BR. Welch’. officiating.
Mie bride; who is the older daughter
of. Mr and Mrs, I: Bishop, was dress-
ed in powder ‘blue ‘silk, with a Juilette
‘eupe cand orange. blossom wreath. She

@Ol...wNS “served. ‘at ‘the home: of the
Mr, and Mrs.’ Cramer
will tala Ww thelr vestdence at Ferry
Tsland, . .
. a) ae e *: ;
The commisstouers. nre kept jumping
té mainthin # water supply and they
‘veqlize ‘that. itis ’nét-all fan’ being a
‘yillage conmnissfoner; The power plant
‘Is dependent upon. the municipal water
supply. gor, its operation: and it*has felt
But the days

‘y

tint “to. sit: in, then. its :time ‘to go to
Few :néed.light: to dross by in
However, during the
week th commisstoners: took steps to
ednserve' all the water that comes from
the springs for. the main reservoir and
this, has helped, the situation over the
dry Apel. i Leet
* Pn reer e

Alf, Attree, matic furniture artist
ix brek in town after '2-two: ‘weeks loafl
‘on the’ sunny ‘shores of: ‘Lake Lakelse,
When interviewed ‘lie satd“it'’ Was’ too
darn hot to raise*any ambltloh in the
natural crook line; bit with the coming
of shortet days he plans to acquire an

:fmutsin some.of: spare. winter :evenings

ihuliding tuff :that:..will. ‘ber the vers:
Sy yt Te

vel *,

Have you paid your subseription yet

sarily necepted. | ioe
- —_ " Olerk

: Mrs," 3 Cook’ came tip “froni Prince

District Forester Parlow arrived | on).

“C."W. Dawson who has been reliey-
ing G. ‘Beveridge at the bank returned

“Paul Johnson who has been reliey-
ing at the Jas. Richmond Lid, store

~~, Sicinner of Usk was in town last .
W. Thompson of Kalum Lake was in

Orval Kenney left Saturday fo the
Britannia Mines where he will work.

The white bear eub which has been
‘the guest of George Alger at Usk was
returned to the wilds during the week

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,

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’ Kaien Motors, Ltd.

Terrace, B. C.
Prince Rupert, B. C.

SS

fall and winter use,

‘‘A” Batteries

DeForest Crossley Radios

. Accessories and Supplies‘
Now is the time to check up your radio and batteries for

1000 hour Batteries.
“C” Batteries

E. T. KENNEY, -Y, LTD.

“BR” &
Tubes, ete.

CJ

W. A. BURNETT .
oS Terrace

FOR SALE
1930 Ford Roadster

” Good condition throughout,
for cash, or easy terms.

“FORD DEALER”

Snap
Apply,

g. E. PARKER, LTD.
Frince aa

iy
‘ry
fe
.

Rupert on Friday and spent the week
end at the old home on the ranch in
Lakelse Valley.
xc Kk

Tishery Inspector W. Strnehan ar-
rived from the coast on Thursday and
left soon after for Kalum Lake accom-
panied by fish warden Fred W, Hall.
They were gone for several days. and

While away examined,a number of -the
creeks: to see how the salmon were do-

ing on the spawning grounds...
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Papers from the south carry ney?
items teliing of orginization meetings

Leapne of Christian Social Action in
running order, Tey. H. IT. Allen, late
pastor of the United ‘Church here, and
a lender of the.C, C, F. when it first
enme out, has taken over, the vice-pres-.

Gliss.is' also: vice president.

idency of this other new’ thing:tE. Vil):
The.ob-f
jeet of the league is to. further- ‘the|:-
study of cnrrent social: and’ ecoriomfe’|

7

UNDER DISTRIBUTION

Side by side with the alleged over-
production, due is confronted with the
stubborn fact that approximately two-
thirds of the world’s population is liv-
ing under conditions of actual want.
Indeed, in 2 substantial measure, le-
low what is known as the Line of bare
subsistance. Consequently it is only
rensonable to say. the real difficulty ;
in:, our inability. ‘as ‘humans to direct

-| our affairs. that ‘there should: che av

equitable distribntfon of the results of

our labor-—-Hon. H. Hy Stevens.
leing held in Vancouver to get The|'

Here and. There

An. Orchard. consisting of “only
‘one.tree which has: borne.‘116
‘different varieties ;of apples and
sone varlety ‘of. pears by meana of
careful ‘ grafting,:: ig. -located in
“EKastefn Canada... This season 47

‘one man who puta his-faith: in’ the dis- |.

problems, and seek ‘to rouse the ‘Chris-
tin peoples-to a -sense-of their-respon-

sibilities in these matters.
#e

varleties of apples put. forth. blos-.
BO ms. ‘

Canada produced 1 286,888: oun-
_, es of silver during March as
George Little’ a new pndénee Ig abou fe Peet and i,460i37 oue’ in
fenced in. With this tract ‘of Innd. March 1932, 3,976,819 - dumces
just east of the village, in operator | -were produced during the: first
Mr. Little will have quite an additios | quarter of.1933, a 17 per cent, de-
to his accommodation’ for the cattle | . cline i “1882. with the same
ships, in from time to time, .A consid-|. | period n 1992, .
erable amount of work. has been. done Hon. Frank L, Polk, acting

this summer in clearing up. George Lit- | secretary of state for tha United
tle’s Island south of. town." Here is]'' States in 1913- 19, wellknown. cor-
. poration lawyer and director of
a ‘1 many. companies including. the
~~" 1 * @hase National’ Bank ‘and: the.
> ing ae ta acific Railway, ie atay- |
: ‘Bt the ‘Band ‘Bpriniga Hotel- ;
‘hip tamity" tor "Cie" pumamer, a

trict. to a practical” “purpose, ‘* 1

* * *
Mp. Ghotsieh returned to: “gstesbineta in
ow Monday’ to ‘prepare: fu 3 bdo of

the ‘Intlinn seb ot thie. <*>. ue mctinn