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Friday.
June
15.
1934
CARRYING
AUTOS
TO
INTERIOR
The
service
given
by
the
railway
in
carrying
automobiles
between
Prince
Rupert
and
interior
'points
is
to
be
discussed
and
passed
upon
by
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
in
the
near
future.
At
present
the
business
is
practically
nil.
Cars
cannot
get
to
Terrace
or
Hazelton
without
paying
a
toll
that
is
prohibitive.
Tourists
as
well
as
Prince
Rupert
residents
are
cut
off
from
enjoying
the
right
to
motor
to
outside
points
because
the
railway
authorities
have
not
so
far
considered
it
good
business
to
carry
their
cars.
They
might
as
well
put
up
a
sign
reading
"No
cars
carried."
While
it
is
difficult
for
a
layman
to
talk
costs
to
a
railwayman,
we
cannot
believe
that,
if
this
business
were
organized
on
a
popular
basis,
it
might
not
become
profitable.
Suppose
each
train
carried
one
or
two
flat
cars
that
were
shunted
off
at
Cedarvale
or
Hazelton
and
picked
up
there
on
the
return,
leaving
the
citizens
of
those
places
to
arrange
for
the
unloading
and
loading,
it
seems
as
if
the
problem
would
be
solved.
At
a
cost
of
ten
dollars
each
there
would
be
more
or
less
constant
income
from
this
source
for
the
railway
company
and
everybody
else
would
be
satisfied.
There
is
not
the
slightest
hostility
to
the
railway
company
in
making
this
suggestion.
Sooner
or
later
Prince
Rupert
people
jnustjje
given
an
opportunity
to
take
their
cars'.toijtne
interior
and
the
railway
is
the
most
suitable
means
of
conveyance
at
present.
With
the
possibility
of
j
taking
the
car
to
the
Bulkley
Valley,
car
owners
would
in-1
crease
in
number
and
there
would
follow
a
greater
com-!
munity
of
interest
between
Prince
Rupert
and
the
people
j
of
the
hinterland.
j
BAPC0LITE
VARNISH
AND
ENAMEL
A
finish
that
will
not
only
resist
every
destroying
element
but
will
actually
retain
Its
beautiful
lustre
twice
as
long
as
other
exterior
varnishes
and
enamels
made
by
older
processes.
For
marine
and
:
an
exterior
purposes.
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Pr,nc
Rupert
Terrace
is
Busier
Town
Today
I
Than
For
Some
Time;
Timbering
j
And
Mining
Give
Work
to
Many
'
By
C.
Irvine
j
TERRACE,
June
12:
Terrace
as
a
whole
is
looking
much
busier
now
than
it
has
for
some
time
and
the
people,
here
are
feeling
much
more
optimistic
about
the
future.
Truck
loads
of
logs
and
ties
are
being
brought
in
daily
and
the
sawmills
in
Terrace
are
being
kept
busy
all
the
time,
giving
employment
to
quite
a
number
of
men.
There
are
COLTHURST
IS
SPEAKER
Tells
Hotary
Club
About
Oxford
Group
Movement
in
Address
At
Luncheon
Captain
J.
B.
Colthurst
of
Terrace.
In
an
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Commodore
Cafe,
spoke
of
the
Oxford
Group
Movement,
Its
origin
and
spread
and
its
effect
on
the
life
of
each
community
where
It
had
taken
hold.
It
was
a
scheme
for
the
co-operation
of
God
and
Man.
Prank
Buchman,
the
originator.
was
an
American
who,
when
in
England
in
1906,
heard
a
woman
give
an
address
on
"Surrender
to
God
and
the
Folly
of
Resentment."
He
later
met
John
R.
Mott.
who
suggested
he
should
go
to
the
States
and
take
up
Y.
M.
C.
A.
work
at
-the
University
of
Pennsylvania.
He
did
so
with
marked
success
un
til
there
were
no
fewer
than
1500
men
In
his
Bible
class.
A
group
meeting
was
held
at
Cambridge,
England,
in
which
Oxford
men
were
invited
and
this
gave
the
movement
Its
name.
The
movement
spread
to
South
Africa
and
was
the
means
of
getting
Smuts
and
Hertzog
together
to
work
In
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ilve
sawmills
In
operation
In
and
.
around
Terrace
the
Inter-Valley
Lumber
and
Supply
Co.,
Uie
Little
Lumber
Co..
Lakelse
Lumber
Co.,
Vanarsdol
Lumber
Co.
and
the
Carl
Pohle
Lumber
Co.
These
mills
are
being
kept
busy
cutting
railway
ties,
switch
ties,
poles
and
piling.
Then
the
Columario
mine
at
Usk
.
has
done
much
to
brighten
the
aspect
for
the
people
here,
reducing
the
unemployment
list
for
Terrace
and
district
by
some
sixty
or
seventy
men.
There
sems
to
be
a
steady
In-'
crease
pf
new
families
coming
in
from
points
along
the
line
to
locate
in
Terrace.
This
spring
there
have
been
a
very
noticeable
number
of
these
families
and
houses
that
for
some
time
have
been
empty
ar
now
being
occupied
In
most
of
these
families
the
men
are
working
along
the
line
putting
In
ties
and
other
repair
work
along
the
road.
Owing
to
the
early
spring
the
strawberries
and
orchards,
as
w!l
as
the
flower
gardens,
are
two
or
three
weeks
ahead
of
usual.
People
were
beginning
to
fear
that
on
account
of
the
lack
of
moisture
the
crops
this
year
would
be
dried
up
and
ruined
but.
on
Saturday
morning,
came
the
much
needed
rain
and.
with
this
element
of
nature
assisting,
very
good
crops
are
anU-cipated.
.
Each
year
Lakelse
Lake
seems
to
become
more
and
more
popular
as
a
summer
holiday
resort.
Camps
are
still
being
oullt
on
the
lake
shore
unison
for
the
good
of
the
country.
and
Deoole
from
Terrace
and
all
ine
speaicer
expatiated
on
the
'around
the
district
rome
to
Tj,
It-
outstanding
features
of
the
move-1
else
to
soend
their
vainn
n
u
ment
such
as
guidance,
sin,
shar-!
anticipated
there
will
be
more
this
ing,
stewardship,
teamwork
and
year
than
ever
before.
There
are
at
loyalty
and
its
effect
his
on
own
(present
fifty
camps
around
the
lake
m.u
uui
iere
was
m
yan-jand
during
the
summer
months
i
aaa,
as
a
resuuoi
me
movement;
a
,
about
it
many
more
tents
are
put
no
spiitb
vi
L-uiiuuciice
ana
opii:up.
mism.
it
was
tne
Best
antidote
for
communism.
He
saw
It
spreading
through
the
whole
country
until
the
Dominion
from
sea'
to
sea
became
a
Dominion
of
God.
bbbebbbi
Here's
Arctic
coolness
for
sweltering
summer
days
Arrow
Cooltex
Shirts.
A
fabric
that
lets
the
breezes
through
but
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and
wears.
Latest
colors.
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and
tailoring.
Values
you
can't
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else
where.
Also
Cooltex
Pajamas,
Underwear
and
Cravats.
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In
and
look
them
over.
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Les
The
First
Showing
of
COOLTEX
In
Western
Canada
WE
LEAD
OTIILHS
FOLLOW
At
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
guests
were
Captain
Col-hurst
of
Terrace.
W.
H.
Wilson
Murray.
Frank
Dockrill
of
Tellcwa
and
Clarence
Thomson
of
San
Henry
Whittaker.
provincial
ar-
Frandwo-
John
Dybhavn
presided.
chltect,
who
arrived
In
the
city
at
Ihe
end
of
last
week
from
Smlthers
in
the
course
of
a
northern
trip
on
official
duties,
sailed
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
was
proceeding
through
to
his
headquarters
in
Victoria
last
evening.
Mi
-
1'rontnincvd
'rm.oumW
by
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or
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t,
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or
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