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TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26, 1929

Nyal Blood Purifier

Vou. 5 | No. 28
| —= : = Presentation to ent
Tourist rea : yo: LUMBERING Rev. and Mrs. S P R I N G TO N ICS
| See vos TERRACE _ HontiouLUnE Allen, Terrace a _ Wampole' s- Grape | Salis Extract of Sarsaparilla,

Eelven acre: lot near: Terrace for sale
cheap. $300.00 or best offer before
June 15. Apply A. Schwager, 1686
Suitter Sf, San Francisco, Cal. ..45-3

W. E. Smith returned last Friday |.

from Kamloops where he attended the
meeting of the I. 0.0. F

A: A, Gregg of the forest service at
Prince Rupert was in town last week.

Miss Ester “Moore left for
Rupert on Wednesday.

Prince

Misses Fanny MeLearn and Edna
Dobbie have returned to Rupert after
spending a three week's holdldy with
their porents.

Mr. and’ Mrs. Win. Vanderlip arriv-
ed from Parksville, V. I, on Monday
and will spend a few weeks in town.

Mrs. 'T. J Marsh is spending a few
days in Prince Rupert with her daugh- |.
ter, Mrs. Farquhar.

VW. Stevens was in from Kallum ‘on
Wednesday last to attend the funeral
of the late David Shaw. .

Miss Margueritte Martin of the P,
Rt. hospital staff, arrived on Wednes-
day for a holiday at Her home.

The Ladies Guild: held their annua
picnic at Lakelse Lake last Wednesday
when a large number attended con-
sidering the unfnvorable weather, A
few of the ladies showed sufficient
Spartan spirit to jump into: the cold
water but leap-frog and lunching ap-
pear to have been the favored sports”

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Quite a number of the girls and bor
from the surroupding towns are here
this week writing their examinations.

E. Dix put on the first dance of the
season on Saturday night at Kallum
Lake where he erected a new dnnce

-hall last winter. Everyone reports a
dandy time. Quite a number. went out
from ‘Terrace.

Miss Butt of Usk was in Terrace on
Saturday last.

Rev. A, W. Robinson went to prince
Ripert a on Sunday on account of a tun
for the worse in the ‘condition of his
son Theodore. Mrs. Robinson has been
in Rupert for some days,

Jas. Russell left Saturday for Duno-
-ster, B, G., to spend some time with
his son George

Walter Warner of Rosswood spent
a few days at Hazelton last week re-
turning hone Saturday.

Mr: and Mrs. R. McCullough and
daughter went to Prince Rupert on
‘Sunday, Mr, McCullough got burt at
the mill Saturday nfternoon.
Chas, Finter left Saturday for Ed-
mouton where hewill vislt his grand-
; mother for 2 month, “

Ata farewellfparty at ‘the zhome of
Mrs. Glnss in honor of Mra, Allen last }-
Friday evening the OC, @ I. TT. girls
presented her: with a: beautiful tray in
token of their appréctation of the’ work
sh¢ has done for them during her stay’
in Terrace, .

Prov Cong.. MoKenney has rotunned |

‘appeared they climbed into all

Hose. Thomas. : :

Dr. R. Agnew, dentist, will be at the
Terrace Hotel-on June 26 and 27 As
the stay is short make your appoint-
ments carly.

znd thence down the Naas to Prince
Rupert in a fishing boat.

Miss Hester Wright is in New Hazel-
ton presiding over the entrance exam-
inations.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Agar and Mrs,
Greig and Mona left Saturday for New
Hazelton te which point they had ‘sent
Mr. Agar’s car and from there they
started on a motor trip to Ontario to
spend some weks visiting friends and
relatives,

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Miss Helen Greig lett Saturdny for
Smithers where she will visit for a
fe wweeks with Mr. and Mrs, Fowler,

SCHOOL CLOSING CELEBRATED

The high school boys and girls cele-
brated their liberation from their. so-
called prison house when they lad a
real oid-time weaner roast beside a
camp fire at Lakelse last Thursday
evening. When the weaners had dis-
the
boats that were available and eruised
around the lake. Later the fire was
rebuilt and they all gathered around
the flames and smoke and hilariously
sang until.a late hour when they re-
luctantly, started back for town.

Promotion Exams.
Terrace Schools

Grade IX to X
Annie Atlin: Donald Burnett; Elsie
Daunhane: Dorothy Frank; Margaret
Glass; Mona Grieg; Mary Hipp; Mil-
ilred Kirkpatriek; August Lips; Marg-
tret McLearn; Ethel Moore; Carmen
Smith ;- John Smith; Fred Thomas;
Janet Young, . -

Grade X to XI
' Biliot Head ; Jessie Nash,

Grade VIiI—Recommended for high
sehool without: examination in order of
merit.—

William Allan: Annie Lips; Doris
Houlden; Hellen Grieg; Kenneth ‘Kerr
Bertha Bjornson; Stuurt McLeod; Hd-
ha Dover; ‘Tiloya Johnstone: Bertha
Moore; Howard Willson;

Writing Departmental Exams—
Adeline Thomas; Jack Sparks;
Frank Green; Jean McLeod: George
-| Anderson j Dudley Little; | Mary v.
Smith ;

Promoted with honours to grade 8,
Hellen Gloss: Rita Taft; Driest Tatt.

Passed— .

Indith ‘ohne; Sophia MeLearn ; Hel-
len Smith; Fred: Mist; Florence Des-
Jardines ; Rose King; Hazel McConnell
Lloyd Thomas; Margnret Cook: ‘Lorna
Christy ;“Freddie Nash’: May Willams
Lewis ' MeKenney.

On Trink—

_ Velma Grieg; Mary Sniith,

“Rolls of Honour— Div, 4,
Proficiency —Wm.. Allan;

Deport-
Allan; Softa- MeLenrn, Rita Taft, and

- Teacher-—A. Ww: Holmrooa,
Grade’ VI ‘to. ViI—
With, Honours—Div ; Th.

after an Interesting. and: _-Bleturesque

trip to Aiyansh by way of Kallun lake

‘lHen Christy presenting Mrs.

of Canada-read a kindly. plece éxpress-

and -Punctuaiity—Prank. Green, Wn, |-

| thank. their friends and neighbors ‘for
kindviess and ‘sympathy re
.! thelr recent berenvement;

farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Allan and
family who leave on Thursday next
for their new field of work in Ganges
Harbor. The church was artistically
decorated, 2 profusion of cut flowers
lending to. the arrangement. R. W.
Rily occupied the chair and the even-
Allan
ings entertninment commenced by Lil-
with a huge sheaf of roses. Those con
tributing to the programme were:

ndvesses by Canon Marsh and Rev.
Robinson who paid high tribute ta Rev.
Allan as a fellow worker, an instru-
mental by Annie Allan, E. T Kenney

was called upon to address the comp-
any and after expressing the good will
and kindly feeling between Pas-
tor and people not only of his own

dsnomination, many friends outside
the churech being present. He present
ed Rey. Allan with na handsome snit-
case and Mrs. Allan with a, purse
containing $85 in gold and Miss Annie
for faithful services as
with a lovely brush and comb. My.
Allan replied and assured the friends
of thelr appreciation and expressed in
very feeling terms their reget in sever-
int connection where he felt he had
made many consistant friends. ? Mes-
dames Munroe, Riley, ond MeKenney
were in charge of the evenings enter-
tninment which was a most enjoyable
one, the refreshments sustaining the
Guild Ladies good reputation as cooks

Further Details
Late Mr. Shaw
Kallum Lake

David Ricthardson Shaw met an ac-
cidental derith on Maroon mountain
while hunting goat on Satur day atfer-
noon, June 15, A rock which started
rolling down the side of the mountain
struck him on the head and sent him

Frank Nightwine who was with him
could find no trace of him. A search
party ‘went out and his badly man-
gled body was not found until Tues-
day. The deceaséd was born in the
Cariboo district in 1870 and he came

prospecting in the Kalium Lake dis-
trict. He leaves“to mourn ‘his loss one
brother and two sisters,.one Mrs. F.
Nightwine of Kallum Lake.

of the Canadian Legion. He joined RD
in 1916 with the 281st Bat, He was
a highly esteemed member of the Na-
tive Song of Canada and had been a
Mason of long standing. .

The funeral was held on Wednesday
evening from the United Church and
Rey. Wm, Allen conducted the. service
At the cemetery, I’. Hall, of the Sons

ing. the grief of the members; ‘The
pall bearers were W.'C, Sparkes, W. F-
Lindsay, 8, N. Kirkaldy, H. 1. Kenney
T, M Turner and J. ce Smith, all mem-
bers of the various organizations to
which the deceased, belonged,

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mts. - ‘Nightwine ‘wvish - to

eoived during |

algo for. the

|; Members and friends met on Thurs-|.
day evening in the United Church to

Solos by Mesdames Allan and King |;
and Messrs. Allan and Robingon,spicy | |

an organist

ernshing down over a cliff ofr 150 feet |

to Terrace in 1022-and has since been|

‘The late David. Shaw Was il member |

Drugs Stationery
. Toilet: Articles

Confectionery Jewellery
Ladies Hand Bags Purses
for Men Pipes, Tobaccos Cigars and Cigarettes
Birthday Cards

Victrolas and Victor Radios

R. W. RILEY

TERRACE, B. «.

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Sized Lumber ,
Finished Material .

Orders filled at short notice, ~

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFATURER |

LUMBER Pricer List

Rough Lumber........essereen,
Shiplap.... ccc cecceeeceueccesscescecescess 2250

Shingles. .......4ss.eesseeees, £t0m $2.50 to $5.00 per ie

Prices subject to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application ~

. $18.00 per 4

oe

as

eeteteseeens OOOO
.40.00 to 65.00

Mill running continuously.

Pwr ees a

o>. oe, a

Friday at 4.0

Steamship and Train Service .

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver. Vic-

toria, Seattle and intermediate points,
, Monday, Tharsday 4.00 p.m Saturday, 7.00 p. m

For Anyox, and Stewart Monday, 8.00 p:m. and

For Massett
For South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly.
For Skagway, Wednesday, 4.00 p.m, ;

each’

Tntet B Ports, Mondays, 8.00 p.m.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE 8.f.
Rastbound—Daily, except Sunday, 3.08 p.m. —

Westbound—Daily, except Tuesday, 11.52 a. m.

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For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further infornation apply to aay. Canadian National Ages a
R. F. McNaughton, District Pasuenger Agent, Prince Rupert,.B.c. |

ph pbaebe net adbnbnmnnnunnnee

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MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Tmprovements

NOTICE.

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Valhalla No. 2, Valhalla No. 3, Norman
Fractional and L. C, Fractional min-
. eral. claims, situate in Omineca Min-
ing Division, Range 5, Const Dist-
rict and located on Kleanza Moun-
tain,

acting as agent for the Columario Gola
Mines Limited, non-personal Uability,
fred miner’s certificate No. 18257D, in-
tends, sixty days. from the date hereof
to apply to the Mining Recorder for a
Certificate of Improvements, for the
purpose of obtaining a Orown Grant of
the above claims:,
And further take notice, tlint action
under section’ 85, must .be. commenced
before the issuance of such certificate
of Improvements. .

“Dated this 10th day. of Tune, 1920. .

|) Me. Allen Holmwood left for the

‘const: ou Saturday and the. first af the.

week.! Mra: . _Holmwood. and son’ return-
ed: With. hin“, os ,

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Take Notice that Frederick Nash,|

Relth; ‘Ast: Miee-pres,," .,

Mrs. Kirkaldy’s.
Ice Cream

Parlor ia now equipped with the
modern Frigidair which means

Better Ice Cream
Always Pure . Always.
Fresh | ey

We'want you to try it.
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Its good a

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: BIBLE SOCIETY ORGANIZED |

Rev. W. A, Hartness, ‘provineial’
seeretary and: Rev. W.. Armond, the
{dominion . secretary for..the' Canadian...
Bible Society were presen ‘at the meet:
in gof the local Dranch held: in the’ Dni- *
ted. church. on Friday evening. “The :
officers for the. ensuing ‘year were é
ected: as. follows ‘President,’ G