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VOL. 11:

,. ‘TERRACE, B. C., WenNespay, MARCH 25, 1936

Father smith,- parish priest ot Ri-
arrived on Friday night: and is
holding speeial Lentern services at the

toc) Catholic’ church during the week
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W. W,. Anderson spent Saturday in
town giving the Jocal business possi-
Vilities the once aver.
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There is much disappointment here
ever the announcement that. all sal-
mon hatcheries in B, C. were to be.
closed. Locally it will: affect ‘quite a
nuinber besides thé employees, as.all
Toca Dusiness houses benefited.

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There iS stll- A lot of snow through
ihe district and. it is a race between
the heat of the sun by- day and the
frost by night for mastery. * The sun
will win shortly. 7

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Juck MeCubbin of Pacifie was in
tawn over the week end.

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George Moody of Usk spent the last
week end in Terrace,

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" Donald Bruce of Kalum Lake’ was
in town a day or, two recently.
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Order Your
Wood Now

For the next few months we will
‘have plenty of good .slab wood
available, largely hemlock,...Now.
is the time to get next winter's
wood in. Only $1.25 per load. if -;
close in town, and slightly . high .
or out of town,

We also handle - Firestone: Tires
“and Willard Batteries.

Little, Haugland &
Kerr oe

“hidian Died on

Trail Enroute -
His s Trap Line

Archie
Friday ufternoon after a hard — trip,
with the word that James Feak, one of
the Vianarsdol. Indians, hud died out

‘jnear the south end of Lakelse Lake.

Archie hind walked in, making the trip
from the lodge in ahont four and a
half hours. The same afternoon ' one
of the Swnhin trucks “left and after a
12° hour’ trip returned with the body,
which was accompanied hy Chief
Mark: McKay. The. decensed was ac-
compunying. the Chief on a trapping
expedition to the Kitamat. They had
Started on Wednesday and made seven
miles to their enbin “where they stayed
for the tight.
The
next morning the uty returned to
the Lake,
a osleeh to-the Lodge and-on arrival:
there it was found Feak had passed
awa, .
Al, engniry Was: held on Saturday

foyer

“to give mn address.

amd medical evidence was to the effect

’ that the trip-wss tod much ofa strain,

on the min’s heart." The body was
taken to Vannrsiol for interment. The
decenred was botn in Kitselas village
sixty years ago. and has lived
there ever since,

Last fall a awell known Prince Ru-
pert man was enroute to a prairie city
But that was the
time the Kyex bridge took a notion to.
zo out and a number of creeks went
on a rampage. The. Rupert man got a
wire .off to the man in charge of the
proposed lecture “Cannot come.
out on the line. The prairie man did

*|not understand so small a thing hold-

ing up.a wonld- -he lecturer, so he wired

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‘Bishop Rix, arrived in town on Sat-

urday evening and was the guest. of

Rev. and Mra. J. C. Berchall.

Mrs. Mw
“Prince + Reaper, the first of the week.

*‘Buy at Home’? principal.

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| Fine Concert by:

Winter arriy arrived in ‘town last

Ou the trail Feuk took |
AGL and continued to’ get worse.

They crossed tlie Lake on.

“AUCTION SALE

Under instructions from Will Robinson I sbalt offer for’ sale on
Wash |.

Wednesday, April Sth, 1 p.m.

haek, Buy a new shirt and come any- |
tway.

RB. ‘Hippsley went down to ,

.#| [%-foot Cross Cut Saw, i. °
Sundry Othe. sArslelen: Moo: Numero ‘to. ‘Mention ..

“Young People
. Plays are Given

On Friday evening the Terrace
Young’ People's Society put on a. very
enjoyable entertainment, the main
itemé Jheing ‘two plays. Mrs. Evelyn
Bagshaw of Vannrsdol, conducted the
performances and coached. the young
people. The first: play was a one act
comedy entitled “Miss Molly’ Mrs.
8. G. Kirkaldy, Misses -Mary Welsh.
Margaret Glass. Lillian Christy and
Lorraine Kenney, with Lloyd’ Thomas
‘Corbin King: and: Angus Beaton took
the various parts. “The play through-
‘out. was well- pnt, on ond the interest
of the audience was maintained. A
duet by Miss Longwarth and Miss Vel-
int Greig’ was rendered between the
two plays, with Mrs. Kirkaldy aecom-
pinging on the pilano. Miss. Laura
iDoney followed with a recitation “My
Lena.” ,

The second play on he fiver of Light
hid. a gangster. theme with Misses 8.
MeLaren and Eliott Head, together
with Ron Makepence, Bob Henwood,
Stuart McI.eod, Garth Griffiths, Cor-
hin King, and: Angus Seaton. All the

- parts were well taken.

The affair was staged in the 1.0.0.
F. hall and the pince was filled to
To many people the even-

‘jing was a-revelation of the Work car-
‘vied on by the young people of the com
mamity during the winter months, and

it is. understuod that a consideralle
profit was made with the effort.

|. Local truck: drivers have been work-
‘ing nights to get a supply of logs for

the mill ‘and yet not damnge the roads
which thaw in the day time, yet stif-
fen at night. The boys start about
the mid-night hour ond work until the
middle of ‘the morning when the sun
begins to get in its work.
ness keeps going.

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Mr. and Mrs, 7. KR. Gordon have re
turned: to Terrace after spending the
worst part of the winter in the south.
They both benefited from the trip and
J. K. is. ready to. dig into his orchard
work again as soon as weather will
permit, While away he stndied some
of the new wrinkles in oreharding and
some of these he can apply here. He
is getting his orchard in a profitable
condition nnd each year sees him ship:
ping out-more and better fruit. Many
friends are glad to see Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. bi ack agnin.. They are missed

when away during the winter.
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Quite ‘a thanber of young people went
to Pacific Friday night and enjoyed a
danve at the railway centre.

The Omincea Herald is only $2.00 .

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At the zarage of the Inter-Valley Lumber Companv, South of the
C.N. R. Tracks. on Kalum St.

TERRACE, B.C.

1 Gurisey-Aberdeen ‘Angus Cow, 3

4 Dining, Chairs .
Sundry Small Tables
-1- Singer Sewing Machine

1 ‘Kitchenette
1, Wash Stand |
1'Mounted Bear Skin Rug

1 Brass, Bed with Coit Springs and Restmore Mattress

The following goods:

1 Holstein Cow, seven years old, good milker, freshens in April,
yeavs ald, fresh.

1 Holstein Bull, 1 year old 1 10-ineh Grain Grinder

1 2-5 inch Grain Grinder, hand power . =

1 McGregor Drag Saw 1. Feed Cutter, Hand or Power
1 Model T Ford Engine with Tank aiid Batteries

I 14. -foot Windmill, complete with guys ~

1 14-inch Walking Plow 1 Combination Seeder and Cultivator..
' 1 233 Winchester Rifle ‘1 .22 Automatic Winchester Rifle

t 16-guage ‘Double Barrelled Shot Gun Sake

1 Slip Scraper © T Ineubator, 120 Eggs | ,

.2 Incubators, 60 eggs each L Oil Brooder, 5 foot span

1 2-hole Oil Stove: 1 G-hole Range ,

1 Upright ‘Heater 1 Washing Machine ;
- 1 Wringer : ; ‘YExtension Dining Talile . -

1 Gerhard‘ Heinzmann Cabinet Grang' Player Piano

1 Morris Chair-
1 Oak Rocker’
1 Spring Folding Bed.

A Dresser with Oval. ‘Mirror
2 Congoleum Rugs
1 Kodak

1. Lot Churn and Butter Makeng equipment |

5 Rolls ‘Muskrat Wire

1, Grindstone , nos

Ud: Gas Pump | ae
Q Stel Beds
3:Alladin Lamps ce
1.Emery Grinder se

L Weigh: Beam, : 200° Ibs: canny
1.Hand Seeder’.
Sundry Garden’ Tools.

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TERMS—$10.00- ‘anit Under Cash.

v hot artless ‘ Deforred _Wniyments

Drenching Bit. and Farrier’s Tools a

Cooking Utensils. ve
1. Gas Lamp oe”
1 Food Chopper

2 Peavies

equal instalments” over six’ -montligi. :

1 Roll Chicken Wire

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2 Small -Electric: Motors; ;

. Dishes and . Cutlery
2° pairs: Skis
Snowshoes and Traps.

‘giv. to $100. 00, 25% Cash,
“R140, an. ‘and. over, ‘arrangements - to: sult
“vetlered by’ notes _nocotaly to Vendor’

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

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. Will ship to any point ‘on line .

Will you try our Bread and -
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

Thus busi- |

_ {didates for confirmation.

government . administrator. ;
nvani was’ recommended by the ede Te
tlonal survey hegrings committee bik
fyear and the government; it is report: ,
ots desires to go..thead swith it ona.

~ Ligpndnal -basis, ‘Before a district would: :

balance i in: 7
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All kinds of eake. “Get our price.

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Phitbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Mudern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop. -

; Telephone

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Yaxi ‘Trucking Delivery

Coal and Wood

Agent for

Ford Cars |
Ford Trucks |
Ford Parts

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Terrace Drug Store

EASTER SPECIALTIES

Rabbits and Roosters
EGGS .

GREETING CARDS NOVELTIES.

Whe Bishop conducted services in: St. ,

.. | Matthews chnrch. morning and even:

ing on Sunday.
vice he was presented with four cnn-
On. Monday
afternoon the Bishop met the Woman’ so,
Auxtiliaty and gave a very interestitiz
adress ‘on the Home Mission werk uf

At the evening ser- .

ithe Anglican church, pointing out how
-ythis,.and similar diocese - Denefited + shy
that. work: mo

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“ae. ‘Lihet ‘al -enuens, at ‘Vietoria “is

cousldering the’ ‘matter | of ‘abolishing

rural ‘ehool boards’ and’ anbstituting. .:
This - ino

aholish. its school board it would vote . :