mouth of Spring’ Creek, This -

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an -. TERRACE, B. S_ HHDNREDAY. JULY 20, tose

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‘Terrace Mul Prices on
‘Lumber |

No.” 2 .Stiotap|

sas common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

cen tagd ia

Kough Luniiior ~

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NO, 4 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Voit
, Hte.
Shitigtes Mouldings, nao “a

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little , Terrace, B.C.

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Bring your ear'in for a

Complete. Overhaul
Agar’s ‘s Garage

All repairs carefully made
Oil and gas.- Full stock «of
parts, tires, ete,

General Motors Agent
Terracée, B.C,

Philbert Hotel

‘TERRACE, B. C.

Running Water | Dining Room -
, Electrica: Light’ “Telephone |<
-‘Travellers:‘Sample-Rooms

Special Chicken Dinner Sunday

Do Ie

P. 0. Box 29

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SWAIN'S. -
Transfer and Taxi Service

Meet all trains

Special Rates to Lekelse Lake |

TERRACE, B. C..

Terrace Notes
Louis, Martin is now able to situ

aud he is expected back in ‘Terrace-any
dity now, |

Good progress ig being made with
the new road out of the valley at the
wil)
give the’ forming community a good out
let, something they have been without |.
for the pust yeur or two.

‘Nhe Hon. BR. W. Bruhn stopped off

2 the train Thursday. night to meet some .
J at,-his loeal, friends,

Tawt

. Turier, Jee ds busy ‘palnting the
erred" Hotel: “The bulking had:a 5e..
yore: scorching at’ the time of. ithe: fire
neross the Steet, : ra

W. Blackmore of” Kalin Like wit
in town on ‘Sunilay, a cote

‘ PF ‘ lendemets

The. Torrace, Hotel is, being. given a
cout of paint which improves dts ap,
pearance materially,

De Orchard of Victoria who is in

Jllves again the . old “Klondyke »
{when he gets a pin in his hand, or

forestry branch ‘spent: a few days here

this ‘week: with Ranger S. G.. Cooper.

‘he local forest service has recely-"
ed a new pump with power supplied by

‘A. ryout proved it-canable-of giving r
splendid supply of water and it will be

a valuable additidn ;to: the forest: pro- |
Heston equipmnent, in. this district.

charge of fire prevention work in the [.

a Baby Austin four cylinder’ engine.{ ° ”

. Father Teray was. a weleoine visitor.

in- town’ this week. :
Stewurt Steel und .Géo.- Fowler of:

Anyox: were in town this week,

,
ars

. DR Vance and C.-L Elkins. of

nesday night,

“Me. and ‘Mra, Hi, Jenner of Prince
Itupert were In town Saturday enroute

some time,

Mrs, ©. J. Norrington of Prince Ru-
pert arrived last week and is holiday
ing at her cottage nt Lakelse Lake,

 Commisstoner Bud. Agar spent a day

way or another he-contracted a colc
and on. Monday be remained in bed ta
give that cold a run for Its money,

PANNED GOLD OVER WEEK END

Gold Creek prospecting for gold. It is
one of his favorite pastimes ond he
days

hears, the gravel rattling down the
sluice boxes, ° *He’ ‘had’ a lot of real en-

: joyment: last Sunday, and he got some

gold, and better still, some’ platinum,
He ‘is going to try ‘Gold Créék some.
more, but he Says. it is one hard coun-
iry to operate in, “

DAN McKINNON HOLIDAYING

Dan. MéKimon--started on his vaca-
tion lust Monday night. Clas. ‘Young.

man of Prince Rapert is relieving him,

Dan is ‘going to spend -his. vacation do.
ing some of those odds and ends of
Jobs sround home that be has put-off
from time to time in hopes they wont

{do themselves or would not need doing

After the odd jobs are done he will pu

and get things in ship shape for winte
That is to him it real holiday. |

ie
i “CHANGE. IN DAIRY BUSINESS: 4

“Ow! tng to il liéalth James Swann has
had: té give np ‘the dairy : ‘business and
he has disposed of his cows and hi
milk route .to "Floyd - and Ivan Frank
who will! CALTY -On the business in fu-
ture, My. Swann has‘been a hard
worker: and many will regret that his
health. will not permit him to continue
ag before. He is not, however, vetir-
ing from the farm.

“Mrs. Robertson, of “Vancouver is a.
emest of her sister, Mrs, D, Fraser in
Hazelton.

is

up somé fodder for the family cow.

Prine Tupert were in town last Wed- .

to Lakelse Lake w here they will spend

or tivo holidaying ‘Inst’ week and in-one }

Geo, Little spent last week end on{”

Splendid Empire Achievements -

An enterprising Sydney,” N.5.W., newspaper, in order to convey to its readers the magnitude
of the huge new Harkour Bridge recently constructed at the Australian port, printed: the com-

posite picture shown above for the enlightenment
Thrilled by. descriptive stories of the new C
papers when that giant liner
Wales, Australians have taken
labelled “Empire Achievements”
alth. Underneath was the legend,
Spen 1,650 feet, breadth 160 feet,
in service "May 1931, length 760 feet 6 inches, breadth 9734

- appeared in Australian
H.R.H. the Prince of

Britain” ‘ag Canadians, and the picture,
prise of the Dominion and the Commonwe

opened. March, 1932,
38,000 tons.

Length

Cherbourg, in four * days,

“Empress of Britain,”
feet, ‘gross registered tonnage 42,500,

e “Empress of Britain”
faith in ‘her as an Empire: achie

of its readers,

as prideful an

of Arch

anadian Pacific liner

“Empress of Britain” that

was sped.on its maiden voyage last year by

interest in the “Empress of
paid tribute to the enter-

“Sydney Harbor Bridge,
weight of arch steelwork

on her voyage from Canada June 16th, 1982, justified Australia’s
vement by creating the magnificent new record, Father Point to
seven hours, 5&8 minutes. —

852.

_ WATER SUPPLY WAS LOW

The village commissioners ‘had a
very busy time this week when the
localwater supply rau out. The well
on Kaium,street.gave out and the main |:
resivoir ran dry. The’ ‘electric pump
was ‘reinstalled ‘at. ‘the well on the
north side of Recrention . Park, and the
regular supply has been brought back
to normal again,

LAKELSE N OTES.

‘Phe season at Lakelse-ig in ful.
swing now, Many of the local famill.
es have moved out to their Stmmer cot-
tages ang the erection of new -build
ings is still in-progress,

Mr. and Mrs, W. Chapman and Nor- |

man are at their summer cottage.
poe aa

Capt. J.B. Colthurst has the rafters

on Ris new cottage and expeets to move |
{power development pact has been sign-:

in very shortly.

Mr. Griffin of . Anyox is * staying nt

| Lakelse Lodge.

A. Yargsau is dullding a new resi-
dence just south of Frank Poe’s place,

Dr. Mandy, provinetul'mining engin-
ecr, pitid a visit last week to Inakelse
Lodge. He had heen ont ta. Knlum
Take previously nud inspected the do-
ings. of the placer miners. He gnve
Some vialnable advice to some of the
Breen Draspectors,

Prof. Barfort of Immanuel College.
‘Saskatoon, Sask. after a: visit to ‘Liv
kelse for some weeks, left on Mondny

' duy last enroute home, -

a

” §& thes

Fishing Tackle

om.

wet i" aE

 Snaths
-E. T KENNEY, LIMITED.

Tents

| preserving Supplies
Jelly Glasses

Rakes”

* Mosquito Nets |

Jar Rings |

mon term cabbage. is. somewhnt a mis-
“eommon with ordinary. cabbage, - how

"| beetles ‘and root magots, and to pre

the root maggots.

oF to ita, -tequirements. of: temperature con.
. ditions’ nnd is generally referred to a.

Mrs. -E. Dix spent the week end a
guest of Mrs. Geo. Little.

‘SHE IS MUSHING TO ALASKA

‘On. Tuesday. afternoon a young wo-
man arrived in- New Hazelton enroute
from New York to Alaska, She ts on
foot and making a reat walk, She re-

-|fuses to take rides along the route as
most of the hikers have done, She
has a fifteen pound -pack and endea- ,

that tt will commence to head out j
the full. © The best dates for plantiny

[is about June 15 and J uly 15 and from

stich plantings edible heads are pro-
(inced in September and October. The
Wong Bok variety has under test been

prover ihe most satisfactory kind and”

will stand frost up to 10 degres. :
The culinary use. of this vegetable is:
tw o-fold, it may’ either be Served coal-
éd in-a manner similar to ‘enbhare 0°
it may be sliced and used as e salac

erdp. many: ped 0 :
vors 0 make a town or village each | I be ple e nsidering it in the

hight. From here she went to Hazel
ton where she intended to test a day}
ov two, enlarge ker pack to thirty
pounds. and then proceed toward Alas

ka hoping to pet there hefore winter | -

sets In, It ix a long tinie since anyone |
made the trip on foot to Alaska,

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IST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY PACT

The St. Lawrence waterw ay and
ed by the United States and Cunada.
It his yet to he ratified : by parliament.
of the two countries.’ Premier -Ben-'
neté strted thet the development of the
works greatest Inland waterway and
tower development will cost Canada:
only xhout $38,000,000. net. This de-

velopment will permit ocean liners t

travel to the head of the grent lakes]
aud will also provide several million
electrical horse power for each coun-
try. The work will alsu.go a long way

to relieve unemployment and bring |.

prosperity to Canada, especially to the
custern provinces,

CHINESE CABBAGE

amet

Chinese cabbage is not an extensive-
ly grown plant and deserves a greater
popularity than it enjoys. The com.
nomer as the plant is an. annual ; dp
ever, it is subjeet to the attacks of flee
duce ‘good crops ‘control’ imensures mist.
he. adopted Which consists. of dusting
with ‘nicdtiné dust for the flee heetles
and applying, eérrasive sablimete fo :.

The plant. is somewhat pattteuian. a:

a ead’ fenson, “erOT, | ‘consequently - the

Intter form, to be quite equi to lettuce,

Remo Doings

The sri wherry social ander he aus-

pices of the Remo Farmers Institut;

wes held on he evening of July th is
the Institute hall, Kirkaldy's orches.
‘tra of Terrace furnished the musle to
the daucing which was continved wit!
the eurly hours of the morning. ‘Fh

tables for luneb were set in a SeLNY HE

building for. the conventence of hot
guests and ° “the helpers, ‘ The fale -
mnde 2 pleasing sight with their how

of strawberries and floral decorntions:
‘there were about a hundred and six:
Suests present ineluding many’ frm
Terrace and ated points along the lin’
of railway. The social was a bie sue
cess in spite of muddy roads cured, hy
recent heavy rains,

Miss Wiotte “Head ‘of Terrace ha.
been a guest of Mrs, A. Y, Wilson ay «

{the week nd.

Keith MeLeod of Pr‘ ‘gce Rupert is;

jhotiday aust of T. 1D. svatra.

Mr. Gavin of “Terrace Spent. severa”
days in’ “Remo. - Hoy

if

Dr, Briminiet: of ‘smith
fer eda. compound. fractur

while’ playing ‘soft: ball, ts: “now a rntt a

ent in’ the. ‘Hiazelton hospltal. oon

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Hon, Mr, ‘Brubai,. on his tip. thionen ‘
; the Northern: “Interior, ‘discovered: thint,-

|the people were’ fer more. interested: oy
making a iying: than in - “politics: §
h’ showed’: hig. wisdorn by ea in!

date of. plantihig must be so. arranged |e

or en