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‘TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933

No. 11

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light | Running Water Travellers Sample Rooms

P.O. Box 5 L. Martin, Prop.

Telephone

Bring your car in for a Complete Overkaul

Agar’s Garage

All repairs carefully made Oil and gas. full stock of parts, tires, etc.

General Motors Agent | Terrace, BC.

Terrace Mill Stock of Lumber -

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

; és lap _ No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint “Ete ’ Shingles Mouldings, . *

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

VORE HOTEL Waneouver, FE. Ge

"The House of Comfort and Cheery Service

Extremely Fav 7 Rew Winder a BS anies 3

WITHOUT cAT) «WITH EATH

pay § 1.50% 2.00 / MONTHLY 25.00 30.00 , ALL OUTSIDE RODMS ‘J Free Garese / @

In the centre of the city’s attractions

AI) rooms exceptionally large and noise proof

Write For Htustrated Folder THE YOIth HOTEL

Vancouser. 6.C, : B.G flauchtan Veneer

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Terrace Notes

Mat. Allard was in town ; from his trap line on the -Beaver, river. He re ports snow from 10 to 12 feet deep nnd thnt- fur is rather searce.

Toula Martin, the genial host of the 1 ' Vhilbert Hotel, has left for Prince Ru- pert, where he will undergo further

'' papniva at the hospital

1, during

Mrs. J. EL Smith is among those who nre on beds of Hlness.

he Canadian Legion and the Ter- race orchestra stuged a free, hard times dance In the Legion Hall Jast Friday evening und there was a large turnout.

It is understuod the dehate between terms from the Native Sons and. ‘the Board of Trade on the evening of the 16th will be exclusively a ladies affair Tenis are being Hned up now and thr Native Sons report having secured Mrs. BE. A. MeKim, Mrs. FE. Hall and Miss Bessie Moore as their represen- tutives. The Board of Trade is, not yet complete. It is also wnderstood the judges will also te ladies, the men be- ing a little diffldent in usstining sie a responsibility.

Mis. MeCabbin of Pacific spent a few days in town the end of the week atieuding the mothers und daughters Tnunquet.

Usk was well represented in Terruce op 'Fhorsday and Friday. Some of the people from the uiining village scen on the streets were Capt. J. Willman, QO. erg. HL Batt, G. Moody. J. Post and UW, Johansen. °

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Mrs. Lee Bethurem wits a euest of Airs. E, M. Smith from ‘Tuesday to Fri- (ay.

A. Beandin lett for Motday night to look and Inde possibilities.

J, Couture of Katam Take Is spend.

Trarkerville on over the placer

Thiz Sonié tine in town

Tast Saturday afternoon saw a big snow storm develop in this distriet and when the residents got up Sunday morning they found 20 inches of wet snow on the level. The storm ¢ontin- ved until just befere noon when the snow changed to rain and a rapid thaw set in. Rain continued until about sundown, but the thaw continued all the night and under foot can- ditions were quite sloppy.

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Jack Starkes is wondering if fire- fightlig is all that it is erneked up to be, Tlis head got tao close to the fire the other day wid the brim of his hia” wis burned aff, but be sitved the gor! old erawn.

There was quite derash vt the end af the month to set Provinelal Tneome Tax veturns Ped and mniled to Ghar- He Tomer. Now the hove ave speci Jnting os te whea their relates will eome along.

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The pinverfs of the Terrace Basket- Dall league were postponed nintil uext syiok, whoa Pawn will the meet High Sehoot, nid the Cubs will ga after the “STcins, ,

Ma, and Mes. BOM. Sadth wish ¢ ripornee the onamgement of their eld ost daughter. Mary Vielot. to Willlam O'Brien of Usk. Phe wedding is) te tuke place tu Terrace on Marvel 17th On the sage overt there will be a

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WOMAN SAVED A DERR (not dear)

dance tb Usk fo cefebiite the eveut. Mrs. EL Tfunter who Hives on the shore af Lilketse Take nen the hateh- ery Kanding looked aut on Saturday morning nme) say a pair af wolves uf- ter a deer near the font house of Paul Avmour, Selzing a shoé can she riish- ed ont ou the frozen luke nnd Was site. cost in dviving off the maurnaders nod saving the deer. | This is the sev antl time a deer has been rescued meas this point, the first one had been in- fured internally, anid waa cared for by the hatchery officials for severnl days However, us the injuries had been very

severe fhe animal fatled to respond to

the intnistrations of the men,

MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS ARE ENTERTAINED IN TERRACE |

The mother and: daughter bangnet in Knox United Church last Friday even- ing was Well attended and the guests were received by a eommittee of girls representing the various groups of the C. G Lf. Chey did their duties so

well that the mothers felt that truly |,

this was their night out. ‘Lhe evening started off with a varied program—a recitation by Lorraine Kenney and by Alice Finter, a vocal solo by Velma Greig “Oh Mother of Mine”, choruses by Mrs, Alen’s group, and this was fo, lowed by a presentation to Mrs. Allez of a beautiful pin. Az companying the presentation wis read hy Joyee Cole while Mary Little made the presentation. The gift was from the various groups of the CG.LT. in recognition of the work Mrs, Allen had dene for the girls, There were a nti- mher of games and contests and then refreshments were partaken of. Bar- barn Sherwood proposed the toast to the King: Edin Dover gave the toast to the mothers und Ars. BK. ‘T. Kenney responded ; Telen Beveridge proposed. the toast to the Church and Mrs. -Me-, Kim responded, The evening was tt decided sticcess in every wey.

LOCAL BASKETBALL NEWS

The Terrace All Star basketball team plodded through the snow on the evening of Saturday to Vanarsdol and then play a grime with the team from that section. Phe game wis rough all the way through, and at half time the Torrace had the best end of 8 to 1 seore. But in the second half Vanars- dol came back strong and cleaned ui the mateh 18 to § Those who scored for Terrace were Kerr 4, B. McConnell 1. The Vanarsdol team: was hamper- ed by the absence of Locabie and Fick

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SEKEMNRERELAAERA ER

Can Some Meat

SERINE ICE IIE

NSEOIICICIIOICIOIEIE

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for Summer

Last week a ntunber of customers took advantege of the pre-

seit low prices of Beef and Pork,

and bought for canning purposes.

Many tasty and inexpensive mens may be served during. the heat of summer by storing a supply now. ;

CHECK OVER THESE PRICES: |

Choice shoulder of beef, per Ib Prisket of beef, per. |b. -.......--

Shoulder of pork, per Ib.

Side of pork, per 1b. -

mit 2be

Boneless beef. pér Th... “ Pure pork sausage, per Ih

Lettuce, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes

James Richmond, Ltd.

It is plumed to have two more gumes between the rival teams during the present Scuson.

SMALL FIRE ON SATURDAY

Just before noon on Batueday the loeal fire alarm called out the brigaile to combat a bluze that had started in a eabin jnst south of the residence of If, A. Swain on Kalum Street. The building had been used as 4 residence until the day previous by Mr. nnd Mrs. I, English and was in course of being overhuuled in readiness for new occu- pants, The fire evidently started from an overheated stove and the building was completely demolished, and at one tine threatened the barn just to the west of it. The brigade saved the ad- joining bnilding. Ft is ‘understood the loss is covered by insurance.,_

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The Terrace News is only Two Dollars

| Considerable interest’ is heing evin-

reed) in the discussion of scrip money to | Lie held at the Board of Trade on ‘Tues- [day night, With current events as ither are helow the 49th prrallel the leuhiert seems to have one definite houring on the times.

If is good to live in a land that pro- vides food and raiment, even though a little work now and then would be a bhig help. But just imagine the an- neyanees and the real troubles the falk in the south lave. The banks cloxe. eovernments tike what the banks did not get, and burglars do the mopping np. Up here we have none of those troubles. AIL we have to do is eat and slep und make home brew, and once i11 a while put a stick of wood on the fire This is truly a great country. ;

The Terrace News is only Two Dollars

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BEATTY MEETS SCOUTS

Pacifia Rallway,

the Montreal District

onesty, courage and modesty

are the cardinal virtues that make Yor success and they should ‘be the ideal of every Canadian boy, said BE. W. Beatty, chairman and president of the Canadian in addressing Scout Council at thelr headquarters in that city recently. Mr. Beatty was speaking in his capacity as pre- sident of the Canadian General Counell of tha Boy: Scouts’ Asso- ciation and at- a function at which he had been presented

with a copy of the new Scout song book, “Songs for Canadian Boys.” The appeal of this book is to ali classes of boys and girls, to adults and to the Eng- lish-speaking world generally. Some of the finest poems in the language are included, making the book an anthology in itself. The songs Include those common to the: Empire, songs of Can- ada, England, Scotland, Treland, Wales, the: United States, French- Canada, France, sea songs, sea chanties, scouting and marching songs, choruses and misccliane-

ous songs. The French-Canadian song group nave scholarly Eng- lish translations by J. Murray Gibbon. adorn the shelves of any library. ‘

ingpection real premises and evinced lively interest in the hundreds of old and damaged toys ‘were and renovated for distribution among the poor and children at Christmas. -graph shows him among the boys at worl in the shop. t

Tt is a book that would

Mr, Beatty. made a complete of the Scouts’ Mont-

toy shop where being put into shane

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