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iVOL. 14

' TERRACE, B. €., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1936

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TERRACE

Mr. und Mrs. Frank Gavin enter-_
tnined n number of the younger set
on Friday evening.

ce
_ Gea, Little, aceompanied by Misses ;
Clara and Derovthy Little, left for!

Smithers on Monday evening.
eee

i

. Treston of Kainm like

rune Wh made a ftirip to tow n Monday.
sa 8:

+h ee

Lawrence Greig went wp to Hnzel-
ton on Monday night where “he is -to

spend a few days with friends,
on * .

Prnean Kerr who has spent the las

few months iu Vancouver, arrived in
Terrace “Monday uight before Christ-

THR,
ead

on January
trining as oa muse |
*e 8

Life aavely is dull this winter.

off their road.
. * 7 han
secing that ‘the

And, big

ember

samen destroying the roads.

{tle easier than in past yenrs.

mink

*
|) * Foreman Tommy Turner was at
ty Raluny Lake for the holidays. He

Miss Barhara Sherwood left for the
eastern | senboard an Friday night of.
Inst week and fs due to sail from. there; the lake,
4th for England. Aliss
Shorwoaod plans on teking a conse in
the Chel Costtry

We
“teven't heard a single person kicking
because the snow his net been plowed

logging
truck has been kept . off the. roads
since the weather’ ‘turned mild: in Nov-
there has heen ‘few - Brambles

about the Iniquities of the ‘suwinlll
‘ se 8

For ‘imonths ‘we've seen less signs of
jmental acidosis than . for lo’ these,
may years. ‘lt. looks ‘as. ‘if. the people
were finding fresh adjustments in life
‘or they are renlly finding things a lit-

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a Dos ay i
The cold: snap did not Inst long and
“hy the ‘end of the: week the snow had
turned ‘to slush’ ‘in many plies. In
‘towh Invee -puols of water filled the
Jaw spots, .

says that the new bridge over Douglas

sive it Will stay put however high any
futute floods nuy'come.
that. good, progress is, being , made with
the ‘other bridges’ on the’ east site of ,

of open weather.

Kathlyn,

Creek has-been completed and he 1s,

He nleo says!

Users of iee are beginning to get. a,
ttle mmeasy with the pretonged spell
as yet the river is
still rooning freely and no sign yet

of ice forming o. the ttsnal cutting | reir TF Gap .Bungalow Camp,
lices, “Already some of: the. le} Tung. 21; Algonquin. Rotel, St.
DHLCESs, ready oy 12) ‘people Andrews, Nv. Jure 29; The

concerned nave talking of «what they}.
will do if tie crop ‘fails, and the gen-
eral impression seems to be that sup-
plies’ woule have to came from Lake

To The. Editor

Terrace, B. C.

Dear Sir—Your Jetter in Terrace
News the man that rote same aught
to be put in asiim ‘If it was one of.
the 'Terrnce Adastocksrery Gall bless
the henrers he must lay awake at
night thinking up such Bol Con and,
no naine to same I was lerned the
troth ean be blamed but never shamed
but there were no truth in your last
letter in Terrace News ~My letter you
ean print.
Yours. truly,

W. PF. Treston

| Tere and T The 2

with the warn weather and

k stale and resorts of the Canadian
LPaciiie Railway will be welcome
nvvs to tourists. Banff Springs .
[fatal onens, June 16; Chateau
Lake Louise, Emerald Lake Chae
Itt and buaralow eaxmps Wapta,
Yoho, Nedium Hot Springs and
Moraing Laka, June 21;, French .
Niver Dungalow Camp, June 16;

Pines,. ‘Digby, June 27, and the
Lakeside Ina, Yarrhouth, June 28,

Portlond, Oregon, famous at-
nual Rose Festival will be held
this year, June 6-8. Millions of

, XREKKRKI EXEKENE : ENN

Poea ns

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You t are ‘supporting a lacal

“Buy at-Home’’ principal.
Tell the baving public: wha

OMINECA. HERALD

you use thesé columns?

_ Eetp sell your produce.

INIA

~ When you use e the eolamns of vaur

Are here to carry that message | to the publie for you.

Vancouver printers will not nelp builk ve

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ne ar

NSPAPER! ~

industry’ ‘and: encouraging. the a

a . a oe, .

you ‘have and give ‘the’ price. .. .

AND. TERRACE NEWS ©
Will:

SERIO CKICCOICRRCES

rose bicoms will be on display Jn
the many floats of the grand flo-
ral parade and also in the 47th
annual show of the Portland Rese
‘fears
oe a eNritey the Silver. subi" cele
, brations: ‘Of thé corpnation of King
Sto he held this .’year,
“the? Cahadian Pacific Railway
. has: issued a strikingly handsome
ring the main events
ction: from the King’s
St"Paul's Cathedral on
_ May: 6and:ending with the Lord’
Mayor’ Bhow. on. ‘November 9

_ A beautifut. new: menu ecard for
‘the’ King’s “Jubilee; celebrations

-vhas: ‘been desietied’ -by the Cana-"
“dian Pacific ; Hallway. to’ be used:

"In all ‘the: company’s. ‘hotels from
1). goast: to. _codat,on: “ships: of the

 caaaaidadaaaeaaied TH Rantine rina ene: w

ee we

* Wishes i ‘alt Friend: ini

aN Happy: and a Prosperat

R. W. Riley Phin: B

LS weewenes see tee ween

Terrace

_ Atlantic and- ‘Pacitic: fleets and
on ‘world. ‘cruise | ‘ships.’ Its front
‘cover. is done: in gold with the
“Canadian Coat! of \Arme in color:
&t..the: top: abd: ‘the: Canadian Pas
ifia.: erest.- ate “tha: ‘bottom, - The’
“back cover, aleo' done. in gold,
' “shows. train in the, Rocktes, the

‘Chateaw Frontenac at Quebeo City
- and the Empress of Britain, A
‘maple leaf below the; Coat of
_ Arms: anda. space'.on. ‘the’ back -
for: autographs _ completes the
ment card, :

 optig wortd is. ivited ‘Yo atiend
the annual ‘Rose: Festival. to be
_ held ‘at. Portland, Oregon, Jano 6,
oF and. 8. = This, one of -the. out:
‘standing fetes of the United
States, will this year show many
_ Tew .and. . beautiful features, :
‘among which. the. 47th annual

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Resident Agents

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Now i ia the’ time to. cheek ap., on mn your”, i.

FIRE INSURAN

Heavy. firing in: cold weather. increages’” ‘the. ‘Hagin p

property: My, insuring in, ‘reliable

fat : sip

Phoien cake! ;
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ross show of the Portland Rose
Soctety will be not the least im-
-portant.. ‘The whole city will be

". embowered, in roses, at that time.
of year, _ .

as ahi

Over the. period May 15-28 fn='
‘Clusive, tho ‘Canadian: railways
‘are offering special: bargain fares .
figuring «approximately at one

~ cont @ mile from ‘various eastern
cities to western Canada. ‘Return
limit:is thirty.days from the dato
of Jasue.of ticket with. stopovers

within the: limit. of the ticket ‘at:
Port. ‘Arthur, Amiatrone and -
yaints west, thereof.: - rests

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: tik: ‘treed ‘antl ‘got, ‘fn the: way: of one.

The Past Year

a number of things worthy of

more steadily than since 1930.

-Jactivities will be renewed and extend-

Yiu the saw mill business, but there is

_ Chis: Turhey “of: Cedarvale’ was cut:

In Terrace Saw |
Improvements

Terrace during, 1983- has Been. quite
note.
running

he saw mills have been

Then Olof Hanson got the order for
those big poles-and Claire Giggey got
them into town.

Premier folk started the habit . of
week end commuting to Lakelse Lake

Christ’ S Bakery

Terrace, B, C.-

will ship to any point an, je uy

Will vou try our t Bread. and
Buns? *- we

Standing orders ‘shipped
regularly. .
All kinds of cake.

oe ne x al tee

Get our price.

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by airplane.

road in, running up the Valley of the
Copper.

Sinn Bishopric breezed In in the fall
and made things hun with orders for
poplar logs.

QO. 'T, Sundal went in for bigger anil
hetter business, and remodelled “his .
store. os
Benny Agar bust open the country
to the south, With his crew of young
foresters he opened the trail to the

Fred Wells put his 14 mile mining | 4°

Philbert Hotel

- TERRACE, B. C.
Fully Modern’ Electric Light
- Running Water @. *: .

Travellers Sample Roome

P.O. Box5  _
Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

north fork of Kitimat Arm.
The public works department made

.s

n decided advance on the Skeena high-
wor. ;

The community showed that it can
do things as a commuinty, especially
when the younger generation are con-
cerned, They put over a three week
enmp for the boys and girls, and just
before: Christmas every child in the
(listrict was remembered at a Christ-
mas tree. : :
The young people have decided to
forret sectionalism and formed a
Young People’s Association, and rolled
up a membership of 58.
John Smith entered his last year at
Guelph. Agricultural College after he
had made specially high marks in the
spring.
Young Alair Lips finished his first
year at U. B. C. well up in the group

Rough Lumber
S4S common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint,

Shingics

Geo, Little Tertace, B.C

Terrace Mill Stock of
| Lumber

+

No. 2 Shiplap
‘fap

Ete.
hiouidings, |
PRICES ON APPLICATION -

of scholastic leaders.
' So, perhaps. there has not been the
snme énuse ‘for grumbling that has
existed in the past. And folks should
he satisfied . politically.” ‘They : ‘have
members who are in the good graces of
hoth governments. amd these represeut-
pfives wore elected: by: decisive major-
ities,
1926 hols ontin ‘number of possthilic
tles for this district, It ‘is expected
that with fhe coming of spring mining
ed. There will be some readjustments
every sien of a continuance of steady
aetlyity along these Hnes, Lomber pri-
ees are reported to he advancing.
Loggers are only waiting for roads
fit to hall over to bring out poplar.
There is 2 munielpal election in the
offing.

I

fa ; en . +
Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

"Vari

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‘Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood.

- Agent for.

Ford Cars‘.
_Ford “tac

Oy

Geo. Little is Waning for bigger and
hetter farming.

Lime ‘for the. local farms is a dist-
tinet possibility.

attraction.:,
Oh, yes

Matt: Allard’ and Oso:

Kalu Take ’ ‘spent the
ne i cn

aee

There's, talk, of a better ‘trail, to the. _ on
tov of Thornhill: mountain, . _Dhint will].
help the: miners’ and alg kq “he a, tourist 7) ARS

ot any: night, and some
ei “disorder that’ - resulted,
oe YeKenney was on han’
tie. People up go that the
altered without crowding

‘time and the late comers
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