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Omineca ‘Hotel, 2 long 2 short

|J. Lever; bicycle rnee, Lawrence Greig

“Build B.C."

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Jail star, team finished up, The Na-
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A | town ‘could select a pretty good nine.

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In looking over a ‘fille of letters
received from’ time to time this

’ wentance uppeared. four times,
“Just try Pacifie Milk ‘once in
your cooking.”
ent iinmedigely added, “you will
prefer it for its own richness and
flavor.” It takes quality of a high
character to make a constant pat- °
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Head Office: Vancouver .-

Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

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LACKHE ADS

Blackheads shiaply ‘dissolve and
~ Gisappenr , by thig’ ‘one simple.
&ife “dnd: ‘sufé method. . Get
two olinees ‘of peroxtye’: ‘powder: from,

apy, drug store—sprinkld it-on a hot, |: ; :
° ‘Ours Quiet: ‘eorreghondent: euters - “my
‘protest: against: the" ‘growing “habit! of bs

wet cloth,

rub the face: brisk —ever
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reliable companies,

Aparty: was riven in the Round Lake
‘af att: Quick, Miss McKnight of Round

“TLake and Miss Dodson of Woodmere,
fan the ‘ave of their departure for’ the

-|were 18 inches high.

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY JULY: °8,

Terrace Celebrates

Continued from Page One
ing. broad jump, J. Lever: pole vault,

W. Christie; putting the shot, J. Fler-
strom; slow car race, H, T, Kenney:
pillow. fight, Jack. Sparks; gir! selling
the most flags, Emma, Artness.

During -the. afternoon there was one
little shower but It. scared. no one aWwLhy
and ‘the Program was never interrup-
ted. It vas supper time when-the ball
ganie between the Native Sona and the

Thé game was good: to
look at ‘and from the two teams the

After supper the committe had pro-
vided fora special show at the theatre
and a good many people. went there to
pass away the time until the fire work
display was put on. The main attrac-
tion in the eyéning, however, was the
dance in the G. W. V. A. hall, The
place was crowded, many said it was
the biggest crowd that was ever in the
hall. The music was good and the
Everything was
favorable for one ‘grand time and the
young people had—but then even the
gran mothers were young: that night:

Saturday morning and it was. a fine
wind-up to a big dry.

’ After the sports in the afternoon the
prizes were awarded to the successful
eonpetitors. The prizes for the best
essnys on Confederation, open to. both
high school and public schools, were
also presented. This competition was
nvranged hy: “Capt: Colthurst who do-
nated’ the prizes. The winners were,

high school pupils—Dan Taper and
Lillian Taper; public school, ., Elliott

Head, Lilian Christie, Jessie. Nash:

Rev. Win. Allen was judge in both
contests.: -

Saturday was part work day and
part holiday. The. stores opened up
in the morning. On Sunday _after-
noon the Dinmond Jubilee celebration
in Terrace was brought.to a fittine
close with a community service - held
in the park, - The. form’ of service xs
provided by the Central Committee at
Ottawn. w 0s used. . There was a large
turn out. Rev. Mr. Robinson: condne-
ted the service with Rev.° Afr. Allen
giving the address. Mrs. Von. Tess
presided at the organ and the com-
munity singing was good...

QUICK NEWS

The Quick school plenic on June 24
was well attended as usual and in spite
of the vain most of the program Was
rm off; Pete Wilson and Geo. Bran-
The
worst feature was that the refresh-
ments provided were too bountiful, ‘A
A nice warm rain visited the pienic
grounds to hasten the folk Home, but
at that everyone had a good time, a

In the eventaig of June 24 ao farewell

J eomuninity ball in honor of Miss Lanc

sumniner holidays,

i verything ‘is zrowluz as ‘a result of

friends the weeds. MO

Carl Wakefield has some geese two
yonths old that. w eigh, 18 ‘pounds, wo

On June o4 sone wheat ‘and oats

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It was letiied with’ ‘general regret
that, ‘Jos, Neve aves. umable to get’ the
relief ‘at! Mayo: Bros, that, was hoped
tor ‘and ‘he is now With ‘ny sistex 1 ‘ti Win-
nifier. "Mrs, Neve ds Folng’ to Barrett's
with. athe children.: pons .

; PALI

‘struetion of.

the pmnerons rains, including the: old of

am = :
Skeena’s, Industrial Centre

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Work -has been. started on ‘the con-
‘the Marsh Memorial
church ‘and it is expected to have it
completed in a short time.

A comimunity pletite “WAS néld ‘at
it was a complete’ success,

sports,
people present.

ewewewneny

amond Jubilee of Confederation.

Usk ladies at an informal tea on Wed-
nesday afternoon in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Allen of Terrace. -

; Telkwa Tales |

Capt. J. P. Wheeler completed his
work as field supervisor for the soldier

‘department on July 1st.

Smithers. The retirement of Capt. J.
P. Wheeler by the government is not a
popular move by any mens,

years and the government or the for-
mer member could give no reason for

want. him- any: more. ° .

ed by his family on his visit to Telk-
wa this week, .

week ee

Mis, Harry Willis retirned Sun-
day. from Fort: Fraser. where. she had
been visiting her sister; ‘

"Mrs, Nuian and ‘family visited at
Endako during the holidays.

Most’ of the Telkwa. ‘people: ‘spent the.
holidays last week end at Smithers,

Terrace Notes

el

Miss Opel Cnssell left Monday for
Calgary where she will spend a holi-
day.

Prof. Barfoot of Saskatoon College

and who {s relieving Archdeacon Rix
in his clerienl duties at Prince Rupert
wi a guest of Rey, T. J. and Mrs
Marsh while he was in Terrace.
many friends ‘here were glad to ‘see
him again. :

His

‘Mrs. "Annie Rogs is “‘ehnperoning al

party of girls on a holiday to Kathua
Tuike. In the party are Edna - aud
Jean Dover,
Downing,

Velma Greig, ‘and Ruby

“Word has been received of the death
7. T. Lazzelle which took place nv

the home of his daughter, Mrs. ‘Morn:

ingstar, of California, on August ‘10th.

The deceased was in his o0th year and

; ‘Was father of a former business: man
in town.:

Mrs. Pr M. Monektowi who hs teen

{holldaying. on the, const: ‘returned hs)
town on Wednesday. ve a

Gold Creek on Confederation Day and |-
In the af-|-
ternoon there was a good program of |:
There were about a. hundred |
The picnic broke up|:
about nine o'clock when everyons’ went :
home, either by Wagon or on foot. yt

A dance was held in Bethnrem hall].
on Saturday night in‘ honor of the Di-|:

Mrs. Ross Goodridge entertained the |

settlement board and the immigration |:
He has been | -
suceéeded by Il. B. Wallace, a farmer |:
about half way between Telkwn and |:

He has]:
been a most efficient servant for six |:

retiring him except that they did ‘not |:

‘Hon. A. M. Manson was accompani-}

Mrs, J. Gould And children of. Hous-
ton are guests of Mrs. P, Slavin tis

This year itis riecessary to have’ a permit. a
from some Forest Officer before any camp-.
fire may be set i in any forest or ‘woodland a

. Be sure to get a. permit for your camp-fire. | a
and ‘follow the instructions printed on 1 the

‘back or it.

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Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate ports each Monday and. Thursday at 4.00
p. m, and Saturday at6 p. m

yor Anyox and Stewart each Monday. and. Friday at
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For Alaska each Wednesday at 4. 00 p. m.
For Masset Inlet each Monday at 4.00 p. m.

For Vancouver via: South -
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‘Queen Cnarlotie Islands,

._ Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton;
‘RASTBOUN D—7.20 p.m. daily except Sunday“: °
WESTBOUND—7.51 a.m, daily except Tuesday

' Jasper Park Lodge open May 21st to September § 80th

See Canada in Canada's Diamond Jubilee Year, 1867-1927

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