abo woe

ye

‘Special. Jasmine face. powder i in metal box
"and. bottle, Jasmine ‘perfuie for :

* $ to 2

vn + Hillcrest. Farm

; Vancouver. Where - “he .
\ ania} vacation with” his. Barents. o

(nn Oana CaO ar

ee

| _Battery 1 Radio’ -

Now is the time to, make arrangements

‘for your radio

De Forest Crosley. Radio

_ Harmony Model, $129. 50, tubes and bat: -
‘teries extra a

» Table Style, $99. 15, including: ‘tabes ' ‘Bat.
: - teries extra ..-: ro

Repsoiable Terms.

Ante E 1. KENNEY, Lid.

‘Terrace. Me, - a

: 7

: visitor in town. in connection
| the ‘pole’ business. an

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CICICICRCIOIEICACICR ICICI ICRI ICIONNICITIC HEINER

; George Little

COCIOICEOICACACICN UCRLICICICNOICNNCND

sbumberd Prices. = Down aos

Roueh Lumber

a cgiaie’ bade

=. 20.00. -

No. 1 Shiplap .....
4 inch No..1 Shiplay

i a)

nes ES ie

‘No. 2’Shiplap, 6 in., 8 iri. and 10 fm
Spruce aril Hemlock, No. ‘1 Clear: Flooring. ‘Spruce, Hem- ..

18.50. :

lock and Cedar : Finishing Lumber, Drop: Siding, V-Joint :

$35.00: to: 60: 00

” Bevel Siding, ‘ete., from ss

Shingles fronv-.............. an

$250" ‘to. 450”

' Moulding from 1¢, 3 up per. lineal “Yoot.

Prices ‘subject to. change without noticee. ee

Write to Geo., Liitle. Lumber. Yard,

prices on al] grades of lumber and the following :—

Cottonwood Veneer, Gyproc; Brick, Lime, Plaster, -Cement, ain.”
~ » dows; Doors, Building Paper,’Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,

Smithers, ‘When wanting »

Shingle Stain, Fir Floorlng, Pinishing Lumber, ete., Off ;

Terrace, B.

Phil bert Hotel |

"TERRACE, B. G

Running Water -  Diniag-Room-
Electrics, Light Telephone.
Travellers Sample Rooms

. Pp 0. Box. 29° 7
L. Maitin, roprietor i

3

; ‘Terrace N N

; Mn. L ‘Frew, who. savas. one. of the

judges at The’ ‘Hazelton “Flower - how.

‘returned to

= morning. ‘He’ ‘veported:, 2

had been had, ‘and~ ‘the. show WAB 26! Mia

® markable | for. : ‘the. ‘general: vexcellence ae ie
F ofthe exhibits. Hip

S Mr. AL ‘Berner at” Telkiwn, Aoldiéta"|
 Setttement Boar
in Terrace on.
fon -Aepartmental: nti."

Terrace “on * “Phudsday..
‘Splendid: time

‘Eel tesentattye,. eas
Fedndaday’ ald’

ud. Thurs.)
M “Botner

th

vas accompanied” on ‘the ‘trip. ty his;
, son, Eric. ve er _

‘ Two. local: tisherinen.- ‘minde a vely. nen
graceful surrender: of e choice: ‘stretch’
" of. good fishing, veiving: full ected

peop ‘whio hive
t''Perrdice’ nia" ‘Ta-)
asthe Tdi biouiay ‘fot Price}
Included an ‘the. ‘group “were:

R “Bignce, ‘Miss Marjorie Biance |.
qu '

Mr, Wang. ‘and:

c-/Tellewa where-ie will také a° eer ‘partles, and | fame tire. clreles.

- Rtaster: ‘Collar returned: ‘to Prince
i after..a two months holiday ‘at

ATE, Stan ‘smith. of. the lea! ranch

‘of, Phe :: Bank. of. Montreal left~: ‘for
‘evil :spend his:

Lisses. Jean. and; Hele, MeLeod re-
tured. today. fom a. holiday," ‘to Spl:
thers. , oe ae wo

: Mr. “E 7, Kenney lett .on the atter-

Bt

_2-| Doom. train ‘on ‘Wednesday: last to-at-

-jtend. the Mower Show’ :at.: Hazelton.
4 He:-intends - to.. motor. ;
: Smitherd tot ‘spend ‘go few days with

“from . there. ‘to

‘hig. ‘brother, are L. H,. Kenney. oF
: an)

‘tourist ‘puslagse as: “pel ag © “rach im-|*
proved over that — of the variier p vt
of the “HeHIsON, ‘At privent bere are

“ae

Mr A. Gocfenodgh was tt ‘teéent

wilh]

' doe :
tba, re

‘Mr. A ‘Gresiman Is: busy: those days

.. constructing the ‘pens on. the -new

mink farm to, ‘be ‘operated | _by” the |“
da. NeKinnon:

: altohdye finished ‘and dapedts ‘ £0" huve
;| the. plant-completed well “‘ahend: of the

trapping . season, ‘when. “foundation

: stock ‘Will be ¢atighi. 7 -

ee

Ane: A. Williams returned ‘fron: Usk

| where he has been for the ’ last few-|

days: on busines.

i ne vit

tes" Jet oO ‘Norington Lot Pines |

| Rupert, who has. ‘been -holidaying -at}.
| Lakelse Lake‘as ‘the: “guest of “Mrs, .N.
_| Sherwood, Yeturned: to town. on: ‘Wed.
_| Sha ‘will spend’ a tew days withi some
"of her other ‘Terrace - friends. before
; returning to’ Prince» Rupert.

. Mrs... Bohiler and Mr. James. Lever

. are’ “busy : these: ‘days . preparing _ their

exhibits for ‘the Princa’ Rupert ‘Bxhi-

oS: bition. . They’ dntend: ‘to Inake_2: straws,
Wiha | Did. forthe ‘spacial: tatm: prize.

=. | they will ship. over a. ton“of nifodueg |! Bon

4 -Sbetal

shores | of Lakelse Lake these days,

In: ‘all

for exhibition | purposes

“he 7, Lever tert. an ‘Weanes ay

in -connectlon with the. eda

aan Mra. a. ‘Reaudin “ana gon" arrived

ns | fromm “Allee - Arm on Wednesday. ‘Mrs.
os, Beaudin will conduct the: business re-|
f estitly purchased from: ‘Mrs; a Kir-

sot: thelr: creel? on’ whe “to. continue:
| nettles wo

kaidy. “Mrs. Beaudin - tintends - “to “op.
erate ‘the business. much. along the

- }game Hnes as it has been operated in|
-| the past, paying. special: attention - to

the! Ted’ "Roni. -bratich:.

atlas te ‘Ys

Se

Mr. and: Mts. HE 8.

Ofelia af
Prince: “Rapert: areivedon, hare net.

ne we Ny

SM here 3 ‘,

Vopte-be hfs te

-.'ltenders. to: eréct’ the- building to house,

ff “two fend]:

‘Nts 3 ‘Bett While & retuned : tom
a. trip “to Pririce “Bhpert on’ ‘Thursday:

on. ‘Spring: Creek district: Fred -ig
quite: an. artist with wood. and “his

have seen a Te.

att

The K itsemiallum Farmer’ 8 "Intl:

: tute have ‘posted ‘notices “ealling” ‘For |;

their butcher sahop, - 7

Arrivals: from. “Prince ‘Rupert. on
Saturday. afternoon included “Mr. and
Mrs,. C. Raven, Mrs. Ee Hunter, Mr.
J. Noirrington and Mr. J "Rutter ‘oe

ao % 7 Sonia ‘

Afiss ‘Mary. Wilson ‘of Remo arrived
| this afternoon: to. “Join some “of: her
"| friends. ona, camping . ‘trip to Lakelse
Take. —

“Mr. and Mrs. 6. op  Nozringtoa lett
this” indrning on their return” home to
Prince Rupert.” . :

Mn. and, Mrs. ‘McKinnon. ‘of Vannes:
dol: were in tow for a Viste. *

: Local blwekberries are. how “ripen:

a ing. They are specially fine’ ‘this ‘Fear.

y ny Mn. D. ‘Mawhinney. of. ‘Copper: ity
‘| is building. fe cabin. ante Lakelse Lake
for J. ‘B. Agar, woe

“aM, W. Gréston of Kalum Lake is
in: town for * a few. days. a

“Mr, “Jas. McNutt, “who is “developing
‘a* ranch near Kalum Lake js staying
at The: Terrace Hotel.

‘Mrs A ‘Clapp of Prince Rupert 3 48
laying at ‘Terrace. eget nee le

Oh,

urday

: D: ‘Atkinson, - Remo ‘ferry | man
arrved on’ the. train on Priday,

Miss Bessie Moore returned ° from |
Remo on ‘Friday where she hag been’
the guest of Miss Mary Wilson.

!

Scout Master P.: C. "Miller and Ms

. Miller returned . to Prince Rupert this

moxning.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Bond, who hare. been
holidaying at: Lakelse Lake,: left “for
their ‘home in Pyince: Rupert On Sik,
mnorning, =" *

wR J. Parmetter. of Prince Ru-
pert is staying at The Terrace Hotel,

- Measrs, Rh Tengen: and G. Beaudry
of” Price’ ‘Rupert’ - ‘a 2 Tegistered at
‘The Philbert, Hotel: 7

er

“etivities |

mite on the’

As the summer" wales,: alk who can

a. do ‘do,’ are ‘taking. advantage- of the

in pleasures | of the Jake, ‘Boating,
fing, bathing are the’ order of the day,
while the. summer canipers spend en-

fish- |

joyuble evenings in” ‘infotmal visiting

“po. pack | “trains “eu, up ‘to Thorn
jain Lookout, early” in the . week: They
took up A quantity’ of, ‘e Joint lumber
to be used to” ‘ling ‘up the’ ‘building,
This. ‘Lumber was: cut to size In Ter-
race for convenience: ,of -transport,
Tlie Lookout has been'a ‘pleasant place
in good weather, but when ; Storms
orose it did. not: give... sufficient. ‘PrO-.
|tectiqn - toy the* mae sin. charge,: . he.

taken up at ‘the’. same: time.’ This “ts
necessary, - ‘Os the, Agokout, mein “often

jon. the ‘trail, hen:
th

“ath: Fred Hampton has ‘Just. finish- :
ed ndding another room to: his home|:

work is highly: continended by all” who >|.

: pire
| night: ‘He explained the proper pro-

: Pengtons* “Tribunal.
applicant ds entitled to : ‘the free Ser"
os tice and advice | cot the. Penisione ae

jruel” supplies: for: ‘the: 1982: ‘Season .Wwere ft”:

has. 6 feet: ‘ot ‘Show. “to _tontend. with: =)

The: ‘Pensions.
» Advocate Talks. -

aren

- Terrace Men

Tae

Me BE og. Keeling, ‘Pensions Aavo-
cate ‘gave a very interesting address
to the’ ‘members of the: local command
of. ‘The, Canadian Legion, British Em-

Service © League, on Monday
cedure for: those’to ‘follow-in having
their elaims advanced and his address .
whs of great value. to those who need

inter-
ferriewed .- -several-. returned men.
whose claims are -before- The Pensions

ted he was a ‘paid official of The Dom-
inion. Government. His: , duties. were

fensions or allowances to place. be-
fore the Pensions Board, He was in-
structed to aid -in every) way in the
preparation ‘of. the cases of those. who.
came within, his district, and when
the cases came before the board. to
appear ‘on = behalf of the applicants
and’ plead their cases. o-

sexvice meii's ‘organizations.- In’ this
work ‘the Canadian Legion had alwayz
been in the forefront:
applies for ‘a pension. and his: claim
is disallowed by ‘the Pensiong Board
he has the right. of Appeal to * The

voce te.

cnimaat ig ‘that for ‘the medical ‘certs

-o fifieate to- be - sent, with application.

Tf the pension is granted, this expense
is:yefunded.

Mr, Keeling'’s duties call for him to
visit, points within’ his .
meet with and adyise those who. need
his ‘assistance. His present tour: will.

race, Smithers, Vanderhoof, Prince

“| George, Quesnel, Williams Lake, Ash-

croft, Salmon _ Arm,.. Enderby, Arm-
strong, Golden, Chase, Merritt, Spen-
cer's Bridge, Lytton, and thence hack
to headquarters. at ‘Vancouver. Here

has dent avith . and. prepare the briefs

Tribunal... ; Ate Rad, i
At. Prince: Rupert Mr. Keeling |

‘The Pensions “Tribunal: ‘halds: Seas,

in Central BO. ees;
When “as man: ‘appears...
are: defrayed by_ the Government.

work, Mr.: ‘Keeling stated that already.
10,000 ‘cases. in B, Ohad been referred -

1930...

The: “Tribdnal | were presided: ‘over: by

their-cldims for.: war. service adjust- .
_jed. On. Tuesday .-Mx, Keeling

Board in the. course “of being consid- .*
.| ered, - advising the cliamant as to the

| best methods to whe followed. © :
Ih an interview ‘the Advocate. “stat-

‘to advise with all- who haa claims for |

Mr. Keeling stressed. the point that
‘| the: Pensions Legislation’ as at -pres-
ent on the.Statute Books. wag .there |
[a8 & result. of the activities of the ex:

When a man.

‘the wage

district to

include stops at Prince ‘Rupert, Ter."

he .will review the files of | cases he .

for an orderly and. legal_preseritation a
of the cases before - The. ‘Pensions 7

a“?

veyed | -between 60.:and 20. tnen:: vAt:,
Terrace. about a dozen . appeared , to :
receive advise. eee

sions. at various southern. polhts and |
at. Prince: Rupert. ond: ‘Prine George _
rhe me e ir

before the i
Tribunal the-ratlvay and: living. OX.
penses for himself. and his ‘witnpesse!. - .

‘Tilustrating =the vastness’ of the |
to The Tribunal, ‘While--In ‘the while '

Dominion 17,000 “eases. had been re-
ferred ‘to: the “Tribe nals.” sities O tober tS

Oo}. Oy Peck "Y. ©: nna Col MeKetizie:;
D.: Be. 0. These” gentleinen had shown.’ °

“