the week after four yeirs spent in the

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- evening at a. hallowe’en. party at her

‘The. guests included ‘the’ school statt

Little's mill,

- Mrs. E. T, Kenney cutertained: at

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Mr. ‘atid? Mrs, “Cliag- Poors’ and |

family left Saturday. for thelr home.

day spent with the former's sister, |’
! Mrs. J. Thoiiason’ and Mrs. “Murphy
of Remo, A me

. Itev. and Mrs.’ ‘Robirisoa“were hosts
at an evening’ on: Saturay: ‘when they
entertained ~ a. ‘number ° of ‘friends: in
honor of Mrs. Bredin, and Iles Marsh.

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completion, pedestrinns crosstig It the
end of the. week. When finished the.
road ‘will: be open. as far as Usk for
wagon traffic; - although some of the
auto owners shy they ° dre going to at
tempt the trip..

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Miss Munro entertained | her class
_ toom in the G. W. V. A, hali on Friday
‘ evening ‘ata hollowe’ en party.. Games
_ and contests were. enjoyed and dainty
refreshments, were! enjoyed.

W. F Findlay. ‘of Prince Rupert
spent a. few. days. in town this ‘week.
He was enroute home from the prairie
provinces .

Miss miltott Head ‘entertained about
twenty of her young. friends on Friday

home. | They had” ‘a good time.

owe 2h

o> Mr, and ‘Ars, Dy sor entertained 3
‘taties? he ‘whist. on Saturday. evening.

and ‘a; few friends. een

Mr, Webater-returtied to’ toivn’ductne'|,

south. He is again on the Job. at. Ges.

dinner ‘on Saturday evening, . the. ‘oc
_ycasion being - Monna’s ‘8th birthday.

Cons. McKenney ‘and wife and fait. -

ly arrived from Giscombe. the end of |

the week and have taken up residence

on Park Hilt in the house vacated by
tons. Service, ;

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- Miss ‘Annie Cousins ‘yeturned Wed-

in Port Simpson after a. pleasant holi-

Phe: Capper River bridge is nearing 7

{tained jn honor of Mra. 0. T, Sundal

| winter. .

liked by the-young people here... |”

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v: Brtantsen of: ‘Rem > wi f
on Monday... 0 7°

Wm. Titte-e commenced work uring
the week on the new; “walk: “from the
‘Terrace hotel. to. Lakelse Ave. ani east
.|28-far ag the ‘United Church,’ This has
been’ a long: ‘felt need, The: archway
and the garden in: ‘front. of the hotel
have been. torn down- in’ preparation
for the new walk. Das
Mis, 9 ‘L, ‘Frank’ and daughter, ind:
red lett Friday for Port Essington and
Prince Rupert. ar —

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“Mrs, Geo. Dover was in afternova
tea. hostess on Friday. when she eniter-

who: reeently, returned from: an extend-
ed tip; east and: south, ° The: hostess
Waa assisted’ by”. Mrs. : Ardagh, ‘Miss
Donald’ while Mrs. Greig presided at
| the tea urn, ve _ '

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chan

Terrace; . left.“last -week for Biggar,

‘

‘J oe, Felber, who spent the summer |.
months prospecting in’ the district, left
Tuesday for North ‘Vancouver for the

He hopes to. ‘return. in the
spring. :

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: Mes: T. a... Marsh ‘Visited in Remo
the ‘first, of the week, mo, ;

BERS OOH hates
“Yoeai ‘triends were stoked: to learn
of ‘the sudden: ‘death of Douglas: Stew-
art, son of Mri ‘and ‘Mrs. D.: G. Stew-
art; in ‘Prince’ ‘Rupert general, lrospital
on ‘Monday ‘at’ noon. ‘The ' deceased |.
was ‘a guest last sunfiner » of Mr, and
Mrs, R. 1. McIntosh ani was well

". MASQUERADE DANCE.

A ry pigheos

ot . Mee Fe te
‘The masquerade dance: held. in. the
GW. v. A, -hall on Wednesday. even- |
ing: under the auspices of the baseball

team, was. attended by a large crowd

ie * Amie MRS ‘a: BRUCE

{Angus left Sunday morning’ ta, be witb
” [his sister and family. 1 Mr, and - Mrs. |.
wh: Bruce. and "two ODS, Donald | and An-
Tus, and. daughter, arrived. dn. Terrace
‘fabout ‘sixteen: years, : : REO and. home:

. Jing at the close, of-the games. Tuesday
Mrs. Griftitn of Prince: Rupert, Who
has for years spent the summer ‘in

Sask. - where she: has ' taken residence

| with ‘her daughter, ‘Mrs. Dunbar! ‘| Davis,.Gladys Kenney, Betty . andes.

“"tson-and Mra: Dunean,:

. SELECTING 1 THE BREEDING MALE

oe in southera clties.

i 7 "Armistice ‘service in @. Ww. Vo Ay hull
at 11 a.m, on Sunday morning fest.

. ADL welcome, :

dance, Sparkes ; ‘men's come: Me: Attree: The
- : i ,' Judges: were Mrs. Dyson, Mrs.. N. ‘Sher-
os ‘Dunean shad ‘the, “nisfortime te wood *: and. “Mr. Gouldbourne. ° This

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Mrs.

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“absence Tags

‘Hallowe! eh Wag. elebratad by
it

nesday efter n holiday. with friends” An

L Bethnrem ‘nnd Ww. “Alger of Usk Turner; men's most ‘original Stanley
were here last, Wednesday. for the big ‘Brooks, Jadies*. comic: Mrs:

hyve his hand. ‘and-: arm: ‘ rushed of
i Snturday afternoon: ‘by’ a falling” tree, Je¢ontest.
fe. while he yas working . in’ ‘the, Judgor |
- ae campy: ‘at ‘Kallum: Lake. He, was
Ss bevueht finto, town: for: ‘attention, via

go “Bulkley. -Shamon: “of Usk: sand ;
hor daughter. W ere, jn, town during, the.

hid n;

vets

. | Rangers was held. in” “Ki
Mars: Tohw- ‘Wane: hos token up pest: church on Friday: evenin
“deree tn! town after several monthi' ‘dresses’ ‘were - aver by Rey

. vet 7 and, Mi.

in ‘costume, also , , Spectators. ‘It: “wags
the: ‘first ‘appearance of the native or-

Joye. The prizes’ were won. by the
‘following :—best “‘dréssed ‘Indy, + | Mies
“Weights best dressed’ man’. ‘Thomas
“Marsh; lady's. most origina}, Mrs. 'T

OW, G.

waa followed py’ the: “modern waltz
/ Many, couples competed, but,
the prize went to. Mone: “Grelg- and’ 8:
Broke. yee he ae ae

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chestra . and" their music, Was much ° ‘en: |!

| ing or. any “other constitutional . weak-

also neleot. for ‘size. of eges.

hac developed sexually very“
These cookerels also invariebly finish’ s
In, other, words although they “

‘Word ‘was ° -recetved on Saturday
morning. of the passing of Mrs, A.

Bruce in “Prince. Rupert at: the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Finley. .. Her son

steaded. ‘north, or. town. _ They are ne-
tives” of Scotland... ‘Mr,. ‘Bruce. ‘passed
away about: three; earg, ago “and then
the late Mra, Bruce: moved ,to Prince.
Rupert where.she.made ber home with
her. daughter, -
héaith. for -some time,’ ‘and, has been
blind for over 30 yerrs.., Her cheer-
ful disposition won. for her’ the admira-
tion of.all who knew. her, and her pags.
ing is’ ‘another -worthy. pioneer laid to,
rest, The. sympathy. of. the eormmun-
ity-is extended tq the bereaved family.

for: interment in- Kaltum, Lake come-
tery. Ser ag ey

ere

_THE BASKETBALL TEAMS
Phe basgetball teams. held a. meet:

evening when the: players were ar-
ranged for the. season as follows :—
~ Pown- ladies: team—Mis, ‘Brommitt,
Mrs. A, Holmwood, . Miss. “Reid, Miss

‘High school: girls team—Mona Gretg
Margaret “Glass, Helen Greig, - ‘Ethel
Moore, Margaret McLean, and Biste
Danhaur, Mrs, Duncan,. coach. as
High school, boys—A. Moore, F. Hipp.
|D. Burnett, Fred Thomas, Dudley Lit-
tle, Elmer MeConnell, Mr.
_feokehs od lp

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Smith,” Wm, -Unger, : OQ, Kenney and D
Kerr... |: + aT
‘Referee—G. “Dyson. 7 _ = .
' A native teem, chiefly composed of |f
Vanarsdol players have signed up ‘with: :
Percy Kennedy. ag -‘eaptain.. co

. Some lively games are anticipated:

It may seem .o . Httle early in the § sea-
son! ‘to ‘talk of peleccting next spring's
breders, but this. is of such importance
that it must be borne in mind early in
the season, if best results are to be
secured. ;
Karly in the’ “growing - ’ geagon | “he
poultryman should have marked, “for,

TERRACE, BG WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER’ 7, 1925

She - has been in poor ;

| Steamship and 1 raid Service’ -
Sailings from Prinee Rupert “for. Vantouver and:

“(Intermediate ; ipoints each Thursday . and
a p-m.

For Stewart each Wednesday, 10.00 p. ™m.
For Anyox and Ketchikan each Saturday,

For North and South Queen Charlotte "Istinds, ae

fortnightly.

Sunday —

4.00 pm. :

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“Basthousid—Dally, except Sunday 3. 08 p. nh yo

Westbound— ~Daily except Wednesday, 11,52 a. m. _

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_ For Altatie Steamship Sailings ot futher inlonmation apply yo any Canadian Nace Agen cr og
. R. F. - MeNanghton, District Passenger Agent, Palnee Rupert, BO. ; a i

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The remains. were brought to. Terrace |: ”

“Dyson, as. i tia

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the, block'* all those: chickens: that had
shown the ‘character for slow feather-

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