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THE
DAILY
NEWS
SPECIAL1
SECTION
PAGE
THREE
.
NKING
TERRACE
AND
PRINCE
RUPERT
CLOSER
kEENA
HIGHWAY
OPENS
UP
TWO
DISTRICTS
B.H.
Paints
Gasoline
Service
Station
Furniture,
Crockery
T.
Kenney
Limited
Terrace
REAL
ESTATE,
NOTARY
PUBLIC
GENERAL
HARDWARE,
SPORTING
GOODS
Agent
Masscy
Harris
Ltd.
Insurance:
Fire,
Life,
Automobile
Little,
Haugland
and
Kerr
Poles
Piling
ITies
LUMBER
MANUFACTURERS,
TERRACE
Boomsticks
Shingles
rv
OUR
NEW
PLANT
Western
Hemlock
Red
Cedar
Cotton
Sitka
wood
Spruce
Our
Specialty
AGENTS
FOR
FIRESTONE
TIRES
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
WILLARI)
BATTERIES
gWdceries
DRYGOODS
J.
H.
SMITH
TERRACE
Boots
and
Shoes
:
Hardware
:
Flour
and
Feed
"
it
grows
in
the
woods
well
get
it"
Inter-Valley
Lumber
&
Supply
Co.
Terrace
Cedar
Poles,
Piling,
Posts,
Spruce
Boom
Logs,
Hemlock
Piling
Terrace
Transfer
&
Taxi
Frank
H,
Gavin
Agent:
Home
Oil
Distributors
Wood
Coal
Oil
TERRACE
6lN
THE
TOE...
T
Highway
Opening:
Visitors
and
the
others-
who
will
follow
them
TERRACE
DRUG
STORE
R.
W.
niley
r
Phone
B)
Headquarters
for
Souvenirs
and
Local
Pictures
.lit.
Greetings
to
Terrace
Terrace
BARBER
SHOP
E.
HAUGLAND
(Proprietor)
Chairman
of
Board
of
Village
Commissioners
Quickening
of
Relations
Between
Communities
To.
Follow
New
Link
(By
Nigel.
Sherwood)
Now
that
the
highway
is
finished
there
will
be
a
quickening
of
life
in
the
social
and
business
relations
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
People
who
in
the
past
would
have
hesitated
before
embarking
on
a
visit
to
Terrace
which
involved
travelling
by
railway
may
take
a
run
out
to
the
interior
town
on
the
spur
of
the
moment.
A
fine
morning
and
not
too
much
doing
at
the
office
may
decide
this
'
sort
of
thing
henceforth;
whereas
in
the
past
such
a
'trip
always
meant
some
amount
of
making
of
extra
plans.
A
similar
speeding
up
of
Intercom
munlcatlon
will
happen
In
business.
It
will
he
easier
to
run
lip
to
Terrace
to
talk
over
Impend
ing
business,
and
easier
to
make
a
trip
to
"Prince
Hupert.
The
distance
between
the
two
places
Is
but
92
miles
and
with
an
up-to-date
road
such
as
the
highway
Is
It
means
only
arount
three
hours
driving.
Scenery
Is
Wonderful
,
A
few
travellers
who
have
al
ready
tried
the
new
road
all
express
their
amazement
at
the
wonderful
scenery
of
mountain,
forest
and
river.
Although
these
scenes
had
.been
viewed
from
the
train
on
many
previous
oc
casions,
they
had
not
been
seen
In
their
fullness.
The
section
of
country
between
the
coast
and
Hazelton
is
equa4
In
scenic
grandeur
and
beauty
to
anything
on
the
continent.
Two
miles
before
reaching
Ter
race
can
be
seen
a
well
appointed
farm
a
little
way
off
on
the
right
hand
side.
This
is
the
dalr
farm
operated
by
the
Frank
Brothers.
Henry
Frank,
father
of
these
young
men,
came
to
the
district
with
his
wife
in
tht
year
1908,
at
the
same
time
as
the
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
built
the
house
and
barn
which
became
the
nucleus
of
the
present
farm
and
set
to
work
clearing
the
heavy
growth
of
forest
trees
which
covered
all
the
land
in
those
days.
Jach
Frank
of
Prince
Rupert
was
the
first
white
child
born
in
the
new
settlement,
called
at
that
time
Kltsumyallum.
The
steamboat
used
to
put
off
passengers
and
freight
nearby.
The
actual
landing
place
and
buildings
have
since
been
demolished
by
the
river.
Rev.
Mr.
Marsh
had
been
ministering
to
the
men
on
the
work
of
building
the
railway
and,
when
he
came
to
Kltsumyallum.
he
set
up
the
little
church
and
school
house.
Both
these
build
lngs
are
still
standing
In
the
landscape
garden
of
Mr.
and"
Mrs.
R.
L.
Macintosh.
The
Village
of
Terrace
wai
Incorporated
In
1928
and
the
present
population
is
estimated
at
about
1500.
There
are
several
restaurants,
two
hotels,
half
a
dozen
stores,
two
garages
and
last
but
not
least
four
church
communities.
There
Is
a
park
and
part
of
this
has
been
lefi.
wooded
which
adds
much
to
the
pleasantness
of
the
local
scene.
The
park.
Is
the
gift
of
George
Little,
founder
of
Ter
race,
and
well
known
opera
tor
of
the
local
sawmill.
Mr,
Little
came
here
In
1908
and
IT
IS
NOT
A
DREAM
ANYMORE
.
.
It
is
at
last
a
reality!
With
the.
compleUon
of
the
Skeeha
Highway
our
section
of
the
great
North
Country
will
at
last
be
liberated,
The
development,
of
enormous
wealth
In
mining,
timber,
farm
homes
and
other
natural
resources
are
sure
to
develop.
The
gorgeous
scenery
Is.
,
superb
of
mountains
and
beautiful
lakes,
and
our
outstanding
Lakelse
Lake
and
Hotsprings
are
sure
to
attract
thousands.
Our
company,
the
Skeena
Motor
Transport,
sincerely
hopes
to
serve
you
well
In
the
years
to
come
as
It
has
the
thirty-five
thousand
passengers
in
the
past
year.
I
am
sure
there
is
a
feeling
of
gratitude
In
all
our
hearts
to
those
who
have
made
this
road
possible.
Skeena
Motor
Transport
G.
L.
Brookes,
Manager
BUS
:
TAXI
:
TRUCKING
Terrace,
B.C.
Terrace
Bakery
And
Confectionery
High
Quality
our
Specialty
Try
our
Bread,
Cakes,
Pies,
Buns,
etc.
Outside
Orders
given
prompt
and
careful
nox
206
Terrace,
B.C.
CALL
AT
Pioneer
POOLROOM
(Barney
Colbachlnl,
Prop.)
WHILE
AT
TERRACE
CIGARS
TOBACCOS
SOFT
DRINKS
are
pleasing-looking
residences
in
and
about
the
Village.
When
the
pioneers
came
to
the
district
there
were
no
roads;
they
came
by
boat,
which
used
to
navigate
the
Skeena
as
far
as
Hazelton.
Now
the
district
is
well
equipped
with
roads
one
can
drive
25
miles'
to
the
north,
taking
in
Kitsumyallum
Lake
and
to
Lakelse
Lake,
which
is
four
teen
miles
by
road
but
which
is
only
about
eight
in
a
direct
line.
Lakelse
Lake
is
well
known
to
Prince
Rupert
as
a
,
favorite
camping
site
and
its
fishing
has
the
best
of
reputations.
It
Is
of
course
no
secret
that
a
considerable
military
camp
has
been
built
In
the
vicinity
of
the
Village.
What
used
to
be
a
golf
course
Is
now
covered
with
substantial
buildings.
Also
that
there
Is
an
airport
not
far
off,
to
which
ah
excellent
road
Is
'even
now
in
course
of
completion.
The
airport
is
near
Lakelse
Lake.
Visitors
to
the
lake
are
always
Interested
in
the
hot
springs,
which
are
said
to
be
the
largest
mineral
hot
springs
In
the
North
American
continent.
The
biggest
of
these
before
long
had
set
up
his
mll
I
springs
is
over
100
feet
across
which
was
the
predecessor
of
the
present
mill
which
has
a
capacity
of
thirty
or
forty
thousand
feet.
There
are
othef
milt,
nearby.
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
has
mills
both
in
Terrace
and
ai
Remo
of
about
the
same
cap
acity
arid
three
mills
a
few
miles
away
give
to
the
town
Its
character
as
a
centre
of
the
fotest
products
Industry.
Besides
sawmills
Terrace
does
considerable
business
In
supplying
ties
and
bridge
timbers
to
the
railway
and
there
Is
a
large
pole
yard
where
thousands
of
cedar
telegraph
poles
are
loaded
on
freight
cars.
Terrace
District
Beautiful
Scene
But
it
-would
be'
a
mistake
td
suppose
that
Terrace
has
the
appearance
of
an
industria.
town.
It
hasnt.
The
prevailing
impression
is
of
small
orchards
and
farms
and
here
and
there
a
well
kept
flower
.garden;
There
and
maintains
a
temperature
of
180
degrees
Fahrenheit.
Leaving
Terrace
those
who
continue
their
Journey
along
the
new
highway
will
after
a
quarter
mile,
cross
over
the
Skeena
'on
the
fine
steel
bridge.
It
is
wdrth
while'
"td"
pause
on
this
bridge
to'
take'
ln
the
fine
panorama
of
rivet-
and
forested
mountain
that
comes
into
view.
If
the
day
Is
clear
one
can
see
from
this
point
the
seven
peaks
of
Meansklnlsht,
or
"Seven
Sisters,"
a
fine
range
of
sharp
peaks
some1
forty
miles
away
to
the
east,
Besides
the'
benefits
that
will
accrue
from
road
connections
with
Prince
Rupert,
there
is
the
overwhelming
fact
that
Terrace
and
the
Pacific
coast
now
Irl
connection
'with
the
continental
system
,1
roads
and
it
Is
reasonable,
,U
expect
visitors
from
both
east
and
west
to
come
along
the
nW'
'highway
in
increasing
numbers
as
the
years
go
by
Smart's
GARAGE
TERRACE
Cylinder
Oil
Battery
Charging
Free
Air
"
'
Acetylene
Welding
,
Cylinder
Reboring
and
Grinding
We
will
be
glad
to
service
you
while
at
Terrace
Spend
a
couple
of
pleasant
hours
at
TERRACE
THEATRE
While
In
Terrace
Terrace
Theatre
open
every
week
night
at
7:30.
Show
starts
at
8
o'clock
sharp.
Saturday
afternoon
matinee
at
2:30.
"A
JUNIOR
DEPARTMENT
STORE"
A
Woman's
Style
Shop
Men's
Wear
Department
A
Children's
Wear
Section
Boys'
Clothing
Dry
Goods
Notions
and
Draperies
Plus
A
Modern
Pure
Food
Market
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
GEORGE
McADAMS,
Proprietor,
TERRACE,
B.C.
When
in
Terrace
Call
at
Royal
Lunch
(Mrs.
II.
A.
Pearson)
We
Specialize
in
.
.
.
LIGHT
LUNCHES
AND
HOME
BAKING
Which
we
invite
you
to
enjoy
either
on
or
off
the
premises
Bright,
Clean
and
Attractive
Empire
Meat
M&rket
TERRACE
Fresh
Fruit
:
:
:
Vegetables
Fish,
Poultry,
Cured
Meats
Silver
Tip
Cafe
(Under
New
Management)
j
'
Enjoy
a
meal
here
when
visiting
Terrace
SERVICE
CLEANLINESS
DAY
AND
NIGHT
TAXI
SERVICE
John's
Taxi
Office
Lakelse
Avenue
""
Service
to
all
points
in
the
District
Use
the
waiting
room
when
in
town.
It
Is
for
your
convenience
and
comfort.
Welcome
to
Terrace
...
'
TERRACE
HOTEL
Leading
Hostelry
jt'
We
do
our
best
to
accommodate
you
E.
WILLIE,
Proprietor.
Welcome
to
Terrace
and
the
SEVEN
COME
ELEVEN
CAFE
Joe
Poquette,
Prop.
Bright
and
Airy
:
Quality
Kfeals
and
Lunches
Quick
Service
Lakelse
Avenue,
Terrace
(a