OL. 13

“THE TERRACE NEWS,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, , 1934

Terrace Notes

The Terrace News bs here to give | Yer, ad Victoria.
fea. complete news service of the dist-
. mrict. Will Robinson is always anxi-

ous to hear of interesting local hap-
Ppenings. If you dave a newsy note

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end of, Kalu Like.

aud help you. ducks,

enae

B having, why ‘not try a renilet § andy, Ibs
cheap and the paper is rend very gen-
erally. You'll find tt pays. ,

q ee Lake to the Lodge where they

FE. 'P. Kenney, MTA,, lett for Vie-| shelter and transportation.
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ge feria on Saturday. He was accompa-!
am ied hy his eldest daughter, Marjorie, 1,

f who will attend college in the capital ged nice spike buck an Stmday.

city. Mr. Kenney mMsxo had a talk with Skinner alsa reports : goad

Premier Pattnte at Prince Rupert. ducks.:
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fa eniss in a canoe,

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a W. Thiwson of Prince Teapert ar-

riet,

For That Fall Building |. <.

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it Pull Line of
‘DRY LUMBER for a few days

Our Prices Cannot be Beaten

We have

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aoe Kewill pay yon to write us Tash five weeks with her

Prompt Shipments

B Shames River Lumber Co
SHAMES, B.C. -

her home in Rupert,
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rived here Jast week to vellere Mr.
Beorge Beveridge who left on Satur-
day. for a.month’s vacution dn Vaneni-

Larry Greig, J. Hagen and IY Bott:
mun spent the week end at the north
Larry came back
- Het us have it. At. will hetp the town with a twelve pound goose end some k
But it was not all sunshine.
; On Snnday when they wanted to come
For that Lodite fuuction ° you * are home there was such a storm on the
Take that. they did not dare to attempt
They had to walk
down the trail on the enst side of the

G. Skinner of Capper River a

hags

Mr. and Mrs. W. Strachan of Prince
Rupert spent the week end in the dist-

Mes. FL Thomas and her two ebild-
Tron Jett on- Sattrday for Prince Ru-
. nert enraite to their home in’ Trail,
They plan te step over in’ Vancouver
with Miss Elsie Reid.

- Mr BR. J. Moores who has spent the
daughter,
Mrs. Frank Gavin, left on Tuesday for

Mr. and Mrs. Stone of the Hawain
Islands have been holidaying here for

Now is the time to have your
---Radio put in Condition
: _ for winter service, We stock a full line of
oe: | Ever Ready Batteries
, Agents for

DeForest Crossley Radio

Write or call for prices on latest models’

K. T. Kenney. Ltd.

Tubes and accessories |

Terrace, B.C.

When you use the columns of vour

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 message to the publie for you. Will
you use these columns?

Vancouver printera will not help build your town and community nor
help sell your produce. i oa

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‘Hardware’--~ Qils

Boots and Shoes Flour and Feed ;

Groceries"

hoods

2 ‘Laree, fresh stocks carried at all times

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wees Tay Is'our motto _

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0. T. Sundal Co.

Terrace, B, C.

| Paints

the last few days as guests of Con.
and ins EH EL, MMeKenneye. :
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“AL social evening was held by the
Rebegahs on Monday: Might in honor of
Mr. and, Mrs, iyan Frank

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Mr. al, Mis. H. T, Frank have ta-

ken, the Brooks, honxe on Park Ave,

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Word has been, receiv vd that ‘Rev.
ae On ‘Bitchall, who has heen holiday-
ing in England, léft the’ Old Country
on his retur n, trip, on the 8th of Sept.
He hopes. to. reach Terrace envy in
Getober,

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Social activities have been in nbey-
ance for some days while the people
ure getting settled in theiy homes af-
ST ter the summer camping, Tt will not
“tbe jong now watil the social whirl is
hack ito norinal,

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Mir, and: “Mis, : Ivan Frank arrived
home on “Situriay évening, :

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aOR 0. ‘Tres of thé? provincial asked
sors department! spent’ several days in
the district the past week

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Miss Dorothy Head, necompanied by
her mother, Mrs’ 4. C, Head, are now
back from Prince Rupert, and Miss
Head is reported to be making rapid
strides in regaining her health.

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On ‘Satiwrday night a large group of
the younger generation, and many of
their elders, gathered to see Alair Lips
away to U.B.C. Alair, who is only 15
has done remarkably well and many
of his friends served notice on him
that he was expected .to do equally as
well in the south,

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* Knox United Chureh Church: held

| Harvest Festival services on Sunday:

The young folk of the church had de-
corated the echureh in a tasteful man-
ner with antumn foliage and coilleec-
tions of fruit and vegetables. Promin-
ent in the floral decorations were bou-
quets of gladioli and calennules. Rey
W. R. Welch preached sermons appro-
priate to the oecasion and good sized
congregitions were present at both the
SOrvices,
donated were sent on to the W-.M.S.
Tlopital at Burns Lake,
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Ars. R. Corlett who has been spend-
ive the summer in the south arrived
home on Friday,

ean ,

Matt Allard was in from Kalum on
Fridny. He says fur conditions are
fulvly promising. Rabbits are more
plentiful than last year, and aecording
to experts that is usunlly a good indi-
cation of a fur erop, .

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Geo, Bills of Rosswoed gare the
town the onee over dur ing, the end of

the week.
ane

Bill Got a Fish

Even the experts have their off sea-
sous, It’s seen in golf, baseball and
any old sport you can name, and it ey-
en applies to fishing. Take Bill Lin-
zey for instance. It is Weill’ known he
woukl sooner flsh than ent, let. alone
tend store, But this year Kas packed
along 2. hoodog for. Bill. “How's fish-
ing: BIL?” has -been asked many ‘times
during the, summer-aond the usual re-
ply was: “Rotten.” But there is al-
Ways a turn in the tide and when he
was asked the very pertinent auestion
the other morning hi face broke. intg a

smile and he replied, “Ob, not so bad.
T got a five pound steelhend the Jast|
time I was down,” Steclhpafis are |.

late this year. The Indians fay they
were down at the mouth of the river
walting for a freshet to bring them up
Now they are here and the Anglers are
hoping for some fun,

| Water Supply

The fruits and vegetables|..

Is Now Assured
For Terrace

The Commissioners of Terrnee Vil-
Inge hive a feeling that they have
solved one of the main problems con-
tronting them. At the time of incor-
poration the village acquired the pri-
vate water system of George Little
wd J. K. Gordon, This, while: quite
sutisfactory for the purpose for which
it had been built, proved to be inade-
quate when a lirger nimber of homes
were connected up. The shortage was
lelt during the ary months of summer
und during the past 6 years several at
tempts have been made to remedy the
mintter. In 1920 a well was dug on
the north end of the park, and a large
tank placed on the high land near by,
As this: jvell did not fill quickly it
could only be pumped on a few hours
aoday., and the supply still remained
scanty, Later a second well was dug
on the erst side of Katnin street and
this also failed to give the flaw expeet
ed of it.:

This yenr arrangements were made
with Geapze Little for him to, take on
the joh hi completely averhauling the
water supply for Terrace, The spring
supplying the main reservoir hes been
cleaned aut and the supply from this
source improved. The muin improve-
ment has heen digging a well south-
West of Richmond’ buteher shop. Just
a few yards south of the site of the
well a spring has suppHed a steady
Strenm of water all summer, this com-
ing up ont of the ground, has been
used to irrigate the garden of the local
Taundryman, | .

The well was intended to tap this
vein of water, and at a depth of eight
fect the effort was successful, the
water coming into the well from the
xravel on the north side of the well,
The well was carrled down a further
eight fect, and a test rnn made by the
municipal power pump proved = that
the machine could not lower the water
level,

““An analysis has been made of the

water, nud the report shows that it is
wimost entirely free of animal or veg-
etuble matter and contains a very
shia amount of chlorine: The latter
‘is a distinct advantage, city water
systems to make use of Chlorine
in, their filtration plants to ensure
Tority. . a
As the result of the digging of this
fire protection for the village hes been
Inaterinlly improved. The water sup-
nly is in a central Joeation so that in
the event of 2 fire the pump can he
started immediately and give a large
addition te the amount of water avail-
ahle for the hose line. The well is of
sufficient volume thet the Forest
mump could he brought into play and
a second line of hose made available.
As the test wa made at tha end of one
of the driest easons on record for Ter-
race the Commisioners feel they have
Hittle more to w Ory about s0 far as the
municipal water supply is concerned,
—

Mrs; I. C: McConnell has had o busy
year with the Boys and Girls Pig Club
She reports that
have taken part. in. the club” ‘fictivities,

and that a high: qualify .6f Porker, wilt “%

he ready for the, judge When, he comes.

Funds have been somewhat limited.,.

and to asuvé the full amount of, prize
money being available local supporters

have arranged ‘to put on a dante in}

the L, 0. L, hali ‘on Friday the 28th.
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spent a few days at Lakelsé the first
of the week closing his summer cot.
tage at Mueller’s beach.

J. B. Johnstone of Enkelse: Lodge
left for Rupert on Thursday.

‘eleven’ youngsters

Norman A, Watt, covernment agent |

" SWAIN )

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
(ras 8 rvice: dil
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 kinda of cake, ‘Get our price, |

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Terrace Drug Store

SCHOOL «
SUPPLIES

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

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

| No. 2 Shiplap
S48 comnion dimension and No, 1 Ship-

Rough Lumber

lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Y-joint
Ete. .

Shingles Mouldings, * Sa

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo, Little Terrace, B.C.

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a
wk

~ Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern | Electric Light
Running: Water
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P.O. Box 5) it Telephone
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