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"TERRACE, B. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933 - |...

Terrace Notes

The reports from the Hot Springs
yoad show that good progress is being |:

fit is said

The latest reports from Prince Ru-

m pert state that Dan Mason is making

y Wednesday night.

it good recovery after his fracture, He
is able to be up and around the ward
Bio and is looking forward to the
‘time when he can get back on -more

B famitiar territory. . ok AAD
se

The basketball practices atarted’ on
This week the girls

me are practicing: on Wednesday and the

hoys on Friday.
eee -

Mr. and Mrs. Ball, parents of Mrs.
(. Finter. left for their home in Ed-
monton on Monday.

For That Fall Building

We have a Full Line of
DRY LUMBER

Our Prices Cannot be Beaten

It will pay you to write us
Prompt Shipments

B shames River Lumber Co

The |

Ww. C. Little is making a very satis-
factory: from his fractured ankle. He
wants tu see the day when he can

heave’ his crutches away.
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Bert Swain had a gang at Usk last
week unloading a car of coal for the}:

: mine yillage. Bert_is agressive and is

well Inowh for prompe | and unfailing

sery ice,
oon

Otto Von Hess of.. Premier v was a.
guest for a few days last week of Mr.

tnd Mrs, N,. Sherwood.
eee

Tom Ballinger came in from Prince
Rupert the middle of lust week, and is

arotnd town yet.
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Jim Sigfreid wns. surprised '
Thiarsday as he walked. around al8
farm to find tracks that were not sup-
posed to be there, and on close inspec-
tion he found them to be moose tracks.
Jim hurried home far his rifle and
started to track down the maker of
the tracks, He had not far to go and
he did not miss the. first shot either.
He got a nice three year old and he
has it in the larder. Onty a few yeats
igo moose were entirely uwoknown in
this valler.
secured in the local district sinee the
season apened. ,

i. J. Menre vecently returned from
i summer's ‘prospecting and he feels
the effects of age creeping on him. He
has been limping around ever since he

SHAMES, B.C.

sot honie,

for winter service.

Ever. Ready Batteries *

Now is the time to have your

Radio put in Condition

We stock a full, Tine of

Ag nts for

DeForest Crossley Radio

Write or call for prices on latest models

E. T. Kenney. Ltd.

Tubes and: accessories .

Terrace, B.C.

When you ‘use the columns of your

LOCAL NEWSPAPER

You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the

“Buy at Home’’ principal.
Tell the buying public what you ‘Have and give the price.

OMINECA HERALD AND TERRACE NEWS

Are here to carry that messaye tothe public foryou. Will
you use these columns?

Vancouver printers will not help, build your town and community nor
help sell your produce,

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Hardware Oils Paints
Groceries Boots and Shoes Flour and Feed :
Large, fresh stocks carried at all times
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‘Twas found on the bed In the

last

This is the first moose}

-) each.

week,

| days in town’ thilg week."
| glowing ngcount “of! bunting: possibilk
‘Tf tles in, hig ‘Mistrtet.* “* ad

‘Old Timer Lost. His Life

When Cabin

- Base ot. His Skull Injured

“Snnday morning just before one

jo’élock a fire was noticed south of

town and a nuniber of citizens tarned
out. ‘On arrivel they found the cabin
of John: Carbbo in, flames, the roof

; having already fallen in. ‘As the fire

dicd down it was discovered: that a
man had heen trapped and his body
south
west corner of the shack.

The coroner was notified and the
bedy was removed to town and tenta-
tively identified as that of Syente]e
Sjostrand.

‘An inquest, was called for Monday
but as Dr. Stanley G. Mills had called
for. eonsultent ev idence, the inquest
until the next day.

Dr. L. W. Kergin of Prince Rupert
arrived and after a postmortum ex-

mination the inquest resumed at 10.30

ain. with E. T. Kenney, MLA. as
foreman of the jary.

The story unfolded in the evidence
wns one of four men, Svente Sjorstand
John Skog. Edwin Johnson and Aug-

‘Just Kuiluka, accompanying Azel Lund

home. Lund was the occupant of the
cabin. The party arrived at the
cabin between nine and ten o’clock and
sat around talking until about eleven
During this time they had two drinks
About 11, after Lund, Sjorstrad
and Skog had gone to bed, Johnson
and Kuiluka left for town, closing the
door behind them. When they left a

Was Burned

col oil lamp was burning on the table
under a window on the south side. -
Sone time later Skog, who was
sleeping on a cot in the south east
corner of the room awakened to find
the place on fire.
bed and rushed ont of the building, at

the same time yelling-the alarm. His].
noise uwnakened Lund who put on tJ.
few clothes and followed. him out. Br}

this time the flames were pouring out
ofthe door which Skog had fornd op-

en-: Isand thought Sjorstrand might
still be inside and so tried to get hack
in. On his hands and knees he made
some progress to be beaten buck with
his hair on fire.

Lund and Skog stayed around for |.

a while and: then left for town where
they put in the rest of the night in
Solly TPearson’s cabin. Here some
hours afterKuiluke. who is using this
eabin, and Johnson found them.

Medicni evidence shawed damage
to the base of the skull of the deceas-
ed, this on the right side. and as there
wis a difference of opinion as to the
cause of the damage, the dnmaged part
wns sent south for expert examina-
tion,

Taking evidence at the Inquest ¢on-
cluded on Wednesday afternoon, with
the exception of the report from the
south which is expected in a fow days

In the meantime the inquest stands
adjourned,

FIRE AT REMO TUESDAY

on ‘Tuesday morning. 18 Mr. and Mrs

Pp, T, Murphy of Remo were preparing.

breakfast. a. fire started between the
ceiling and the:roof,: and it spread se
rapidly that it was soon out of control
Mr, and Mrs, Murphy were able to get
their valuables and some of the furni-
ture ont of the flames, but most things
were lost: The building is the one
formerly oceupied by Mr. and Mrs. ‘A.
Y. Wilson now of Vancouver.

Fret Wesch of Prinee Rupert was
i visitor in Terrace for a few days
last week returning to the. coast. ‘Sat-
mirday night.t. :

see

Mra. R. W. Riley gnve a tea Tues-
day of last week in honor of Mrs. G.
Beveridge,

ae . .

On Saturday evening Mrs. B. T.
Kenney gave n bridge in honor of Mes,
G, Beveridge. During the evening Mr
Kenney presented the guest of honor
with a card set

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Mrs. Geo. Little wis hostess at the
ten hour on Friday. The guest of
honor was Mrs. G. Beveridge who left
for Vancouver on Tuesday of thir

eee
John Hagen got a couple of honkerg

‘with one shot from his new rifle ‘the

other day. He thinks his ¢tm is just

right.

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Osear Olander, Paul Brodin and Bill
Cavanaugh were in at the week end
from Kalum Lake making preparation
for their winter aetivities.- Oscar got
down to Rupert for'a‘day or two. *'!

Dave Wilson of Shames spent, a few
He had D

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eau: Wa

f Mr, and: ‘Mrs, Geo, Beverldge. and
family lef€ for Yancouver én Tuésday

ovening. Myr. Beveridge has been
trnusferred’ ta the iInspector's..office.

Tht , . we ar
‘ ~ ut

Mr, and Mrs, D, H. I. Shildrick ar-

rived fromr- Vernon on Friday. Mraf|>
Shildrick has tuken :over ‘the duties ‘of |"

manager of the local bank. tit
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With the death ‘of Svente Sjostrand
Takelse Valley loses one of the old
time residents. Deceased Jad a well
cultivated place on. an island near
Michaud’s runeh and his place was
noted for the splendid black berries
it produced. A quiet man, ‘kindly,
fond of the youngsters Svente was
highly regarded by his neighbors and
his passing lenves a big gap in the life

of the commmnity,
eee

He jumped out of }

SWAIN’S
Transfer and Taxi Service

We meet all trains

| Special Rate to Lakelse
-Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C. |

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John’s Garage

General Motors

Cars and Trucks
(ras S. rvice Oil
Welding Air © Honing
Batteries Charged

See us for
SUPROX BATTERIES

John De Kergommeaux
Terrace, B.C.

- Chtisty’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line
| Will you try our Bread and

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Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly. .

_ All kinds of cake,

pam ace LH
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et our price. |

Tertace Drug Store
New lines
Watches —
Jewellery

Order your Christmas Greeting
Cards now

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

Clocks

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What a practical nowspaperman
finds interéstiuy on a cruise
around the woriii in the Canadian
Pacific flagshiy L:upress of Brit-
ain can bo countsd upon to cap
ture the imagination of stay-at-
homes, Last wintor Alan Maurice
drwin, a Montreal writer, made -
the cruise. He ‘saw ‘intriguing
places, outstanding people and
strange customs. .So:-he sat down
‘and wrote 3 book which is illus- .
trated by photographs ‘he made.
with his own -camera, filled: with
amusing. sidelights upon human-
ity. Now, under the comprehen-
. ive tltle “—and_ ships—and seal-
‘ng wax,” the book ison + Macmil-

“Tan's fall Met. 7"
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That United States investors"
capital would flow into. Canada in tat
an even greater. volume is the
Prediction of John -It! ‘Hastle,- of
the Mutual Life: of New York of-
fice in Chicago, speaking before
the Life . Underwriters, Associa- —

tion of Toronto, ‘at the Royal.” 7
York Hotel recently, ° nat .

The cream of- "American base-
ball players is .scheduled A sail
from ..Vancouver Ostabe Tr, 200s
aboard the: Canadian cific
Empress‘of Japan, for an ‘all-star +
tour of ‘Japan, ‘China:.and: the -.

Philippines, « Judge! and : Me af

Kenesaw Mountain. ‘Landis

Flag be dn ‘the, Party, .

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Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

848 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

Rough Lumber

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No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
. Shingles Mouldings, ™ 4

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