NEWS

PVOL. 13

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WEONESDAY, OCTOBER ‘31, 1934

Terrace. Notes

On Friday evening Miss Finny. Me-
Laren, 1X. entertained a munher of
‘the younger. set in honor of one of the

a Leith who wis going AWAY a delight

fut evening was spent, 0°07
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Mrs. Dialling” hats moved fo. iL” ew
Biome on Park aves ee!
ak oot
Alex. Rixs spent the week end in
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N.S. Sherwood. village clerk, -hae
A Troeceived. at marked copy of the Victoria
paper from VME. Moneton,
The paper contains the interesting
a) juformition. that Mr. Sherwood las
ee hoon appointed a justiee of the peace.
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On Saturday night a large erawd of
A Vorraice young folk made a trip td

For That Fall Building

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We have a Pull Line of
DRY LUMBER.

(ur Prices Cannot be Beaten

It will pay you to write us
Prompt Shipments

I Shames River Lumber Co
| SHAMES, B.C.

-Evhurch held a tea and ‘sale of homé zu
-|lies, possibly about 100, and while. in

‘tyes ta make

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Usk where’ they had a “very ‘enjoyable’
cance afta finetion pat on by! the Col-
mnurio staff.

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Supt. Be Hearn of the Skeena river
hatchery is leaving at the beginning of
the ‘month to spend some time, at one
of, the southern hatcheries.

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T he® ‘Laidlles Gulla: Of Knox United

cooking on’ Saturday afternoon,
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Mrs. Hl. Mist has moved to Lakelse
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Miss elon Glass is leaving shortly
for Anyox where she has secured 4

yiusition,
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Gordon Temple tas installed a new
set of batteries in connection with his
Deleo lighting plant.

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ME we Retty Anderson, after ao, five
“ool's holiday at Toronto and other’
srsteen points, returned home on Sat-

urday evening,
eet

. Evidently the Terrace News Is wid-
ye renh and oby all indieations it
‘things | known.
“took we told of George Gregory and
his new: pound. We gave the location
The day after the paper came into’
town a tenm of horses that had been
missing for three days wandered down
the street and entered the yound with

‘cut hiving being driven,

for winter service,

Now is the time to have your
Radio put in Condition
_ We stock a ‘full tine of

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E. T. Kenney Ltd.

Tubes and accessories

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Hardware
Groceries

Oils
Boots and Shoes.

_ Large, fresh stocks cattied at all times a

Paints
--Flourand F Feed ft

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Last}.

very. # good material
The Junior bors played first and the

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LOOKING FOR. LAND ‘TO SEPTLE
, 4 HUNDRED FAMILIES _

Mr. Smolnek.,' CANE | calonizatton
egent from. Edmonton, accompanied . by
Fathers Kreanrsay and J. Hydyka;,

Jspent Satuz rddy:.in- the district looking

over the countryside, The party is on
the look out for n suitable tract of
land for colonizing a number of fami-

town Ey, Kenney, M.I.A. took them
ont along the Lukelse road, the Usk
roat] an] the Kalum Jake road. It is

J understood -the party is ,looking for]

land for a group of the younger peopie
of the Ukaranian settlement east of
Edinonton. At the time of the  con-
struction of the Canadian Northern
railway a large number of Ukaranians
settled in a block about seventy miles
cast and west, and nveraging thirty
wiles north and south, This tract of
land. started just eust of Fort Sask-
nlchewan, and its eastern limits were
forty miles from the. Saskatehewan
honrder. -They have proved to be
good settlers und now their numbers
have tnerensed to a point where it is
veeessary, for some of the second gen-
eration ‘to move. out to fresh lends,

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‘BASKET BALL HAS STARTED

Three Games Played Last Saturday
*Night—Teams Being Lined up

Basketball got away .to a start on
Saturday night when three games in

‘| the- Legion hall were played. As yet

the terms-have not been fully organ-
izel,‘some of the combinations have
nit even been named. However, a
goad brand of basketball was put on
nnd in the Junior boys section some
was discovered,

team lead by Tom Olson romped home
winners over the team headed by Gor-
don Little. The senior girls provided
a lively tussle resulting in a win by
Miss Welch’s ten over Miss Maxine
Llewellyn and her supporters, the
score being 18 to 6, The Skeenn Won-
ders and the Magoons in the senior
hoys put on a_ rent
Skeenn Wonders got the big end of
the seare of 19 to 12. The Terrace
News line been nssnred a good report-
ing service of the senson's games with
Thid Little as official correspondent.
In case the work gets too hervy the
Associntion has authorized him to
ecommnideer Frank Hipp as assistant,

Tn spit of rainy weather good pro-

‘} gress is belng made on the Lokeise and
| Hot springs road.
‘| ing ‘sev eral men. started on the Job, ‘the
sratem of rotating Work being, din’ “VOR: :

On: Monday morn-

‘ue, thus giv ing quite a ‘mer An op-

portunity to get a few follars in the -
oldsock ‘ready for. winter. -

ee 5
R W. Riley 1 was’ off duty tor ny few

days Ww ith a “tovieh of: ithe fin, but ini.
‘Ton the Job again.

oe oe ie
Sam Kirkaldy :and * “Larny ‘rele
couneected with the night’ ‘flight at La-
Kelse Lake oi1 Sunday ‘night. “In a
short time ‘they connected ' with four-
teen ducks. Sad to relate after the

-hng had been nertly piled the hunters |

moved away to get. rendy for the re-
turn to town. Golng back later to get
the birds they found two wily birds
had been playing possum, and the
the birds had left for better parts.
However the boys were well satisfled
with half a flozen ench. That is: a

pretty good yarn at. that.
, eee

Miss Doris Robinson, R N,, recelved
a-wire last week offering her, n posi-
tion on the state. of the Port Simpson

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general hospital. Miss Robinson - left

“on & Sater day for the north const,

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U.S. _ GOVERNMENT PLANNING
- “P0-BUY. FEEDS

A plan is now under way by the T.
§. government to buy feed and sell it
in drought aveas, The reported object
of the plan is to be prepared for any
emergency arising from the extraor-
dinary shortage of feeds due to the
drought, and to provide a commercial
market for crops that might go unmar-
keted or even unsalyaged if special
marketing organizations were not un-
dertaken, .

A $50,000,000 corporation fs being
formed by the AAA. (Agricultural
Adjnstment Administration) on enpit-
al: furnished by. the R.F.C. (Recon-
striction Corporation). The new cor-
poration: will purchase feed wherever
obtainable and if necessary will import
from other “countries. Whether the
corporation . will operate through ex-
isting denlez ageneies or buy from and
sell to farmers direct bas not yet been
determined, If the former method is
adopted,-Tesule prices of feeds in the
United States may be fixed for the
period that the corporation is funet-
ioning.

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Miss Irene Mitchell of Prince Rupert
is supplying in the Kitsumgallum
high school in the absence of Mrz,
Mukepeace who has been called south
owing to the very serious illness of his

mother.
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A roof fire last Sunday morniug did
some dumnge to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Braun on = Eraun’s Island.
Fortunately the fire was notice as
soon as it started and prompt actios

saved the building,
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battle and the |

Photographed in a group for the
first time since they were “shot”
_on their arrival in Canada a few
years ago, His PExcellency . the
Governor-General, Her Excellency
and their elder son and daughter
were snapped on board the Em-
presa of Britain just before Lady
Bessborough and her son and
daughter sailed for Europe re-
cently,

Appropriation of one dollar
was made recently by the Van-
couver City Council as the nom-
{nal price for the purchase from
the Canadian Pacific Railway of
1% acres of right-of-way pro-
perty at Kitsilano Beach, near the
‘British Columbia city.

The first McIntosh apples
of the. season for distribution
throughout the Dominion from
Victoria to Helifax went out re-
recently over Canadian Pacific
lines in trains of 45 cars. The
fruit is reported to be in won-

_ Gerful condition and this seasnn's
product will maintain the great
‘reputation that British Columbia
has won for its apples,

Under the Canadian Pacific five
Years’ free scholarship award to
' .McGill University, Reside MeCal-
Jum, of Montreal: David B. W.
Reid, of Winnipeg, and Albert
Grant’ AspHn, of Lethbridye, sil
sons of company employees, ara
Oonnounced as this year’s winuers,
The scholarships are renewable
every year up to five years if the
holdera are entitled to full staad-
ing In the next higher year.

“There is very clear evidence
of a return to prosperity In Can-
ada due to a greater feeling of
confidence,” was a recent decla-
ration of Lord Ilffe, owner of
more British trade papers than
any. other publisher in the United,
Kingdom, interviewed aboard the
Empress of Britain.

From every state of the Union
and every. province. of the Do-
minion delegates to the 110th
communication of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Oddfellows assembled in
convention af the Royal York
Hiotel, Toronte, recently, They
‘wore greeted by the Licutenant-

Governor of Ontarlo cud the
Masur ot Torento,.

SWAIN’S
Transfer and Taxi Service
We meet all trains

Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

John’s Garage
General Motors __
Cars and Trucks

Gas Service Oil
Welding Air Honing
Batteries Charged

See us for

SUPROX BATTERIES

John De Kergommeaux
Terrace, B.C.

Christy’s Bakery
| Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.
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Terrace Drug Store

New lines’
Watches .
Jewellery

Order your Christmas Greeting
Cards now

R. W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B.C.

Clocks

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplan

S48 common (dimension and No. I Ship-

lap

No. } Finish, Siding, Flooring, ¥-joint
Ete.

Shingles Mouldings, ira

PRICES ON APPLICATION

|Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample, Rooms
P. O. Box 5! Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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