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“TERRACE, B. CG. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1932 ©

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Lumber |

Rough Lumber No.

$48 common dimension and No. I Ship-
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a No. i Finish, Siaing, Flooring, V-joini.
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o ‘Shingles oa Mouldings,
PRICES ON APPLICATION

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Be co, Little Terrace, B.C.

- Bring vour carin for a

Complete Overhaul.
Agar’s Garage

All repairs. earefully made };
Oiland gas. Full stock of j!

parts, tires, ete.

General Motors. Agent

Terrace, B. C.

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Running Water Dining Room
Electrice Light Telephone
_ ‘Travellera Sample Rooms
Special lane aan Sunday
75c

P. 0. Box ee

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lor SALE—Wealthy Cooking Apptes,
Ww. d. Martin, ate
pale on Thursday - afternoon and’ s
2° Shiplap jeeded in’ getting good prices: for the
‘niost of ‘his goods. -
prices w ere’ “equal ‘to new.!
town on Friday.
(It. L, MeIntosh’ arrived: ‘from Prine, |

iEnpert on Friday for a day or ‘two in train,
: ‘town, |

arrived on Wednesday last on accoum flow the. track, and if you stop with
of the illness of her mother,

‘state that donations for the holiday:

’ has: been doné up to the’ present ther: °

‘Prince Rupert after a long tour with while pasing through: ‘town,,at about

HAD TO WALK 0 RUPERT

75¢ and, $1.00 per box, fob, Terrace

| The “train | pulled dio exoin the east,
:and the. constable collected a rod-rider
jfrom. ‘between the’ ears. ;
‘That's fine. © Ten days’
In Sone cases the suit me,” says. the man.

‘Sam Hausenchitd “held his’. alleti-
wilt . just’
“phat nl Bet,

laaye | free feeding. ” .
“That's alright, 77 “says “the constable,
“You. Just, wait, here until,” the train
pulls, out. i ‘
“ATL -aboooard”™ and uy

_ Mrs. A. x. Wilson: ‘of Reino, Awas in

The constable tarned’ to the. free-
eros rider, AGL right mister, ~ There ge:
~ Mrs, H. S. Creslitian “Gt ‘Chilliwack the train. ‘The track’ follows ‘it. Yor

forest wea, rat

-in twenty miles of here ‘it wil be! six
nonths, not ten days,”

“What, no grub?” asks ‘the Hobo.
“Not a bite,’ replled the constable.
As the ‘figure of the man with th

1. pack receded in the distance there wa:.
wafted back those phrases and clause:
‘that do not look well , and anothe:

Whe Christmas Treé Committee at |
the Lakelse Valley ‘Community Club

fund are coming ‘In nicely, It the ba
ance of the canvas comes ‘up to what r

will be no- “difficulty ‘in: ‘financing: th.
program on a scale equal’ to’ that” of
last year.” —

the hardships of men who try to reach
the coast via the box cur route.

Geo, “Tattle, Chris. "Haugland, Tec | DRIVING. "0 COMMON DANGER
Johnstone and Knute Olson are back ‘
from a snecessful hunt in the country! 4: Terrace resident appeared before
east of Lakelse Lake. They brought Magistrate Kenney on Tuesday of last
three gouts ont with them. Week charged with driving to the com-
. mon danger, Evidence was submitted

I. 0. Brady, public works engineer. to the effect that the accused was driv-
passed through on Thursday enroute te Ang at about 25 to 30 miles an. hour

Chief Bridge Engineer A. L.:-Carruth-!6.15 p.m, and did not‘have lights ‘on
ers who was exaniining the bridge: jhis car. “When called upon to stop

through this ‘section of the interior. ' he travelled about 75 yards before he} . -

and points farther east. ‘got the car to a standstill. He was

fined $10 and costs,

Mrs. D. Il. McNeill returned Wed
nesday Inst week after’ visiting her

husband at the Prince Rupert hospita. CARD OF ass

‘ oo. : a bs ryep

W, J, MeOutcheon, ‘alderman in’ Ri: E. q. Moore and family: wish ‘to con.

pert, spent a few days holidays at th: [rey to the people of Terrace their

Philhert Hotel last week, hearty. appreciation ‘of the prompt. man-
‘net in which they résponded to thr:

SERIE ICI EACIRORIONN

SWAIN’S -

Transfer ‘and | Taxi | Service

| Meat all trains"
Special Rates to Lakelse Lake
TERRACE, B.C.
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“Terrace Notes

A Gse Was heard in police court in
‘Terrace the other day that brought ‘out
the fuct that it is illegal to allow pigs
tu run at large in any part of British
Colunbia, While the Animal Act ‘has
qaulifying clouses. dealing with other
dlomestic unimais there. is no exception
in the ense of pigs:

W. D, Vanee of Prmee Rupert was
in TotnieD > Weilnesday. anil Thuraday.
Donald Burnett. has. gone ta Anyox
for o thne.

“Mrs. R. ‘B.. Wallace left for Anyox at.
the end of the week to join her bus |.
band who is principal!.o thd’ p

school at, that. Place.

‘ y areca Ra ape 4 3 vit
' Wrank Poe left for Otilcago on Wed:
nesday .avhere. he ..will ‘Spend , a. tine
with his family ‘and then go.on to Cal-
{fornia..for ‘the: Winter. returning. here

early in the, spring 1

wens a,

Oa T. Sundal ‘and. win. Robingon re-

: on Saturday.

Rupert on Saturday.

C, Finter conducted the services in fire alarm the ather, evening when

Knox Chureh last’ Sunday night, ang jth bic home was burned, and for the
instead of the usual sermon Miss ’ Bos. | Xcellent manner in which they worked

sie Moore read “The Mansion” by Hry. |? save so much of their household fur-
Van Dyke. There was a good congre. niture.
gntion present, -

Bey:

Dudley Little left Monday for Smi-

‘goes the’ :

joy rider was learning the lesson o |

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Now is the time to prepare for: the long winter nights
_ by installing a RADIO. Weare agents for

DeForest Crossley Machine

and can give good terms on same, Write or‘call for prices.

‘oA” Batteries “B” Batteries.

E. T. Nenney, Ltd.

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’ Batteries

Terrace, B.C.

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Rexall 1 Cent Cash. Sale
NOVEMBER 2, 3, 4 and 5, : ,

A large number of Medicines, Toilet Articles, Stationery
Choevlates boxed, Chocolate Bars, Faney China.

Two for the Price of One Plus 1c.

Cash must accompany order. Circulars will be mailed to

out uf town cus.omers on request.

» ‘TERRACE DRUG STORE

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Some good duck bunting is reported

I to return to:Terrace. within a month. -
from the Horseshoe, north of town, ne ; ,

(rein *

Capt. Colthurst returned on Satur-.

Coming to town on. Sunday one < day from Stewart Lake where he has

the leading business men met a couph
of deer just after he had crossed the

spent the past month on a hunting trip
He got -his full quota of deer and his
many friends have been enjoying nice '

Williams creek bridgé.

juicy venison since. The Captain re
ported any ident quting. . ;

ce ee sty 8 hon ge bo

Miss. ‘Jannlé King was a hostess ‘on
Thursday evening when she éntertain-
ed a-number. of friends as a. farewell

to- Miss Bertha Moore..

Brery can of salmon packed in Brit-

. ish Columbia must now be submitted to’
Mrs. (Dr.) Mills and son, aceompan- inspection by a board of experts ap-
ied by Miss McLaren, left Saturday fo: pointed by the Dominion government.
Prince Rupert to meet Dr. Mills. wh: Unless it passes the inspection none of
has. spent the past six weeks in i :the salmon may be placed upon the
south. market except with a conspicuons label
‘showing that it is “second quality” -

Word bas been received that Mise fish, :

hers where he will assist Mr. Fowl

J. Seigfreid ig back after spending a
n the lumber yards.

‘week at Shames where he got hig tray
line in ren@inéss for the winter. _—

Cousins who left here two years age |
far Ontario to make her hame, intends |'The Omineca- Herald Is $2.00 per year

W. Babcock of Dorreen was in tow

Tourist Fates Slash Cruise Rates

" John Garland of Kalam Lake spent
the week ,end in town. .

” Mins Fanny McLaren left for Prine

A special service will be held in s
Matthews Church on- Sunday evening
When Rev. Mr. McKim will deliver an |.
adiiress to the 1.0.0.1, and Rebekrk
Lodges,

Miss Betta Anderson wag hostess on
‘Thursday afternoon when she enter-
tained the members of Rebekah Lodge

at a farewell tea: In honor of Mra. Wi |:
FE. Smith before she left for. Ontario
on an extended holiday. During thé
afternoon the guest of honor’ was. pre-
sented with a Rebekah pin,-a token of.
good-will from . the ‘members. Mrs.
Snijth, three daughters and son Bruct

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turned Thursday ‘from Hazelton after
uttending - the Conservative meeting.

_ were havitig a ‘Good time, are

left Monday for Ontario. They ‘will
spend a. few weld with Mr: and. Mrs

heard it would appeir that: the bire

‘But it 4an’t done: that. way re

«Smith, sry at. Wainwright, : Alberta | - Cagrain
jenronte enst to. ‘Midland and ‘London. mika Grigithe
ty eae Er ship the
Me . Empresa
Ww. “Way of ‘Prines Rupert spent fre “ ' Austratta.”
Friday, to Tuesday ns ft guest, of e Mr. ri ' —_—
and. Mrs, i, Wilison., oe 2 ae dt vf transportation was sold lke
arrEeg pes, merchandise, a recent an-
“yyith. the clostng’ of ‘the rouse hunt: » nouncement by the Canadian Pa~
ing in the’ eastern district on Octobe: | 2” cifle Steamehips would, have rend
1Sth, the. local hunters. turned thelr at. | i something Nke this:. “The y
|tetition 't6 the birds across ‘the ‘river or | was Greet, for leas than. a8
Sunday\' From the amountsof groot-[$- 0° faype  @

ete ay Bevaniie oe

‘the Pyramids,

the latest thing in ortise fares
in more modest fashion.

The latest thing in cruise faros
is the institution of Tourist Class
on the, Mediterranean Cruise by |
the Empress of Australia; and for

eruise: that calls at 26 ports ia
now available. -
Palestine, the Nile, Cairo and

the’ famous Coldssugs~Earvelona,
Casablanca, Gibraltar and Pun-
chal, Madeira, where Mrs, Chriss |.
topher Columbus was born, aro
high lights of the: cruise. which
leaves New York January Slat. 5
Tourist acconimodation in the

a winter holiday makers iesrned of |n

mesnifioent 22, eaten Empress

a. minimum .of $300 a: 69-day |

‘Rhodes —site of:

of Australia is famous for its
comfort as. thousands of students,
teachers, aiid professora who hare ..
}crossed the Atlantioin- the speedy.
vessel know. ': ‘Divided, by the 69
days ‘of. the :cruise; which. allows
a stopover in England’ and return
Tourist Class by any -Canadian~
Pacific liner—even the Blue Rit- *
bon, holling Enmiprees of Britain— ‘
works out at a daily cost of a Ut- 7
te. less than $4.35. e

Tt ‘is belleved. that ‘the few rate
will introduce the joys of winter: :
erulging: in, sunny ‘southern: ta
tudes to. many who have not: be
able to ‘enfoy such a holliday:

fore,