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OL, 14 < Deer Tai ‘TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE, RC, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1936 aes
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som ‘time ‘during the “last week end: ithe Indian who was in possession of. “Man,
/sbroke’ Inte the: Oddfellow's: ‘Hignor was arsessed $25.00, and $5. ey have to lister to anyhody. . Mr. and
‘Altogether it was a very fait | vtye. Anderson went around the south
night's husiness and helped out a lot | og, C. Band they saw a lot of the nor-
as there had been only one other CAS i thwestern part of U.S.A. But, ye kep.

SOMIC Mes;
hall and Troke into the loékers of the:
Native Song nnd the Oddfellows. The
porty cartied awny some of the books
imd scattered others round about. It
was not discovered until Monday even-

Mam ine-quite late when the Oddfellows had

m meeting.

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This. is poing quite some
distance in the way of looking for very
serious trouble. “It will he ‘unfoxtin-

ate for the guilty party if caught.
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Apples,’ plums and some penrs will

be going forward to market in quan-
tities. Some of the older apple trees

' are not so heavily loaded this year ag
are the young trees. But the-apples

Fo will be of larger: size. | Plums are

, Just a fair crop, brut of ‘good quality.
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Miss Marjorie Kenney -left on Wed-
“nesday for Lone Bute where she will

- he in charge ofthe school. for the com,

: ing year. te
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' The rains that eame at the w reek end
\ were Welcomed by local-farmers whose

lands ware drying aut with thé pro —

longed fine spell With this mofstuse
it is expected thal rast ereys will eo a
on fast ard needle mere waiter *
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lust the first, ee f
‘eee for the logit
Lioinber wen on
the job haw feem fhe ear it iv
Lened ty bec dean three mobe care.
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On sacaradas
“ne oavr cad Cram As

Miss w att betnened” ty 1 Pines Rupert

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eu | ant. Hw aliing ahearss: fe.
Ws K€ "Nell, Tet fogs:

Mrs, Pi.
companied: te.

their home ia Iii ort the -.enad at the or

week, R Xx ‘ _x

Little, Haugland & Kerr have added
au new truck to their fleet. for hauling
logs to the mill. The trnek was quite.

hscessary, '
ead

7 , HW. Riley: ts back from his eacn: |

tion and he is feeling - fine, dinr fact so-
tine that bis friends ave yery agree: .
ably surprised and pleased. He ig a.
Jot more like his own self. | L

standard grade | for the magistrate's consideration,” and
! Lakelse school house ow ‘Saturday, by-
“ening last. It seems: there. have. Been a
“series of dances at the: school ‘ind. some
aah ‘and ‘that is not’so good.”
vdance Saturday night, ‘and ‘before:
“jst a drunk who was under the. jm-

: “tpn easion he had gone to: ‘bed and he had

“Ly whon’ he went to. sleep.

Monday night was.a gala, night in
the police court,’ Three cases’ vere up

all of them resulted: ‘out: of a dlance at

times: Some of the. your esters slop. “aver
Cons’ Me én-

ney. and an assistant. went “out” t6 the
‘they
“w6t inside - the fall they, ran “ito” all
"they contd: handle. The ‘net hag” was

“only sot as.far as the steps to the hall
Jt cost’ him

(0.2 25,
| charged with supplying an Indian. Ile'

“Win 8. ‘Anderson, and} sts, An:
dexson (back to ‘Terrace Jast Sab-
bhth, too late for’ service even in the
evening, but mon; they had a good time
antl are ‘glad they | Wwent., They: started

some weeks ago to take their daughter

Miss Betty” back to ‘Vernon, but other-
wise they had no objective. They just
wandered around about in Canada and
awa’ across the border to part of Uncle
Sam’s domain, They eould see little
difference.in the two countries except
that over. the line it is a hit. more
crowded on the highways and the old
highways: on the other side are a- bit
smoother even if Ed. Kenney is mem-
her on this side. This was the first

Sawdust Tack was eaught_and | ante trip Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have

itaken and they will. not travel any

got a fine of $160 and $7.50 costs, and | other way. If ft is -possthle to go by_ear.

costs,

for the quarter and it aid not amount
to mneh.

THE FIN, ANCIAL REPORT

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Rev. Adam Crisp who wis in charge
of the boys and givis enmps this year.

presents the ‘following report of the
finances of the camps :—
Receipts:—

Young people’s.. club. ................820.00

St. Andrews Society 28,65

; Snarkes ‘Bras .

,, and girls to enjoy sixteen joyous days

; tine trip ot ‘

Mr. Gilbert 3.00
Mrs. Sessions 2,00
Mrs. SentOn ....ccee cteecereeceeneeee 2,00
Mrs, McRae . ; 1.00
Mis, Kirkpatrick occu 100
Mrs. Munroe. . a 1,06
Mrs, Sanderson . 90
Girls. . see 11.50
!Roys . ; 10.45
Returned gonis senerecteas ,Eipeeeeseregeee 6.20

$87.30
Expenditures:

Swain’s , TrANSfCT ee!

‘Stndal
Frank :
West. ..

Htlchmand ee even ;
' Presby “PATK OT noes. setecenee
Re W. Riley ccc

Christy 7
TP. Konney le
Martin ....
Iinter:
. Prizes .

peeneneveere , btbeenereeer seen

: —_ $80.52
Balance on hand—$@. 78.

The committee wishes -to thank all
those who donated goods, money and
services, to enable the fifty-four boys

‘at Lakelse,

. Miss ‘ML. Woalsit arrived Friday evon-
‘tg. She had made the trip, north by
‘motor and reported having, Ahad nf very

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hutve. see the country and ye no

T got. a ticket once: for parking toa
long ‘in one -place, But when I told
the fellow that my wife was buying a
new dress he snid it was alreht,. but
nat to wait until she fitted it-on. No
T moved the car down to. the next
hock for a spell.

LAKELSE READY FOR WINTER

With the school holidays over last
week end saw most of the srmmer
eanipers close their Lakelse Lake es-
tnblishment for the season On Sun-
day evening Swain's Transfer & Taxi
brought in Mr. and Mrs. JW. Nicholls
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fas, Farh-
quar of Surf Inlet and C. J. Norrington

ily, and they all left for their winter
homes in Prince Rupert or Surf Inlet
Owing. to the tie-up of
the railway the season at the Lake was
another washout. | Lots ‘of people who

3 f usually spend the summier there, and

who intended: spending: the past sum-
mer there, went, elsewhere this year
because they could not get inlarid. It
is indeed most promising for next year,
nat. only far, Rupert find northern coas’:
people coming in, but" for many . front
far.away plices. ‘There are a nun
her of changes taktig’ ‘place at the lake
that, in n very comparatively short

Jtime should make Lakelse Lake a real’

summer “port. May: ‘the dreams come
jue, Billy" “Fulton, who is the last te
pull AWAY; from the lake’ this year,, 18

suminer resort. now.
fun out of it>

as

N. 8. Sherwood, who: was on o holi-
day on Queen ‘Charlotte Island, 2 much
longer ' holiday than he intended, ow-
ing to'an.act of God, bad. wenther) gat

to “the relief of. hany who, wished to

pay thelr taxes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Makepeace returned ta

-|Terrace on. ‘Monday evening and Mr.

Mnkepeace resumed his duties as the
principal at the high s school.

and.-Mrs. Worrington.and another fam-

‘hovdin’
Tex, cy “oe

of. the opinion: that Lakelse is a- Fann’
' He sets. n lot off:

brek to Terrace Friday evening mucli.

“Texas Guns.

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pers tapping hiy heels. Shortly ‘after
Nex Whipple | climbed ‘the slope and
took..a. chair’ “beside Delevan. aoe
“Whipple,” said Delevan, ‘Yuh look
like a pretty wise old fox to me, I got
soniethin’ I want yuh to do. I: lost
near a hundred haid of that herd that
came in across the desert today. I
got ny own suspicions as to what hap-
pened. But I ain't sayin’ a word yet.
TI want yuh and that kid partner o°
yours ta fork a pair o’ brones an’ am-
ble out fo Skeleton Springs. I want
yuh to rend sign on what happened
there. Jf.1 tell yuh what to think hap
pened it might influence yore line of
reasoning so I won't say a word. Yub
better Leave tight awny because come
mornin’ the wind’ll fill in the tricks
niost likely and cover everythin’ up.
Skeleton Springs lies about, sixteen
miles due west. Keep that north poiat
of Vermillion Cliffs dead between yore
brone’s ears aw yuh can’t ‘miss it?’ -
Tex nodded, rolling a cigarette.

show up for a‘ couple three days. If
we hit somethin’ phoney we'll foller it
through ‘til we get the whole Jayout

{ftiggered . Mabbe yore Chink: could get

a lectle grub together for us while we
throw our hulls: on the brones.”° ‘

“Shore. rl ret him busy.”

Tt lacked an hour of midnight when
Tex and Johnny rode up to Skeleton
Springs. For the lust five or six miles
a pale moon had eased their trail some
what. A mammoth hush Jay. over the
Kanab Nesert, a stillness so potent and
Impressive that Johnny was moved to
remark about it..He and Tex dis-
mounted and were squatting on their
heels: smoking, watching their broncas
sip gingerly at the brackish pools that
seeped from beneath a 1 tongue of sand
stone

“Gash, its awly .ont here.” he said.
looking ‘ahonf ‘at the ghostly outlines
of tneftis and” thorn + brush “Gaoa
nielt fer hoot-nannies an’ speerita ta
he nfittin’ ee
. mteckon from what old San + Tuan
tald me ‘thev’s wuss ‘things that that
ont: in ‘these parts,” answered

“Yeah? Snvpose yuh open up and
tell me what the idee of this lil’ jaunt
is all about. T likes to iknow what I’m
ridin’ Into.”.

Tex repeated Deleran’ a instructions
‘aid added a bit of his own deductions.
« {Looks ta me Delevan’ ain't, no where
neat Satisfied With the yarn Wade told

: # him ‘about ‘how they lost those cattle,

He fone canned Wade over it. He's
figgerin’ we'll © find ° ‘somethin’ ‘kinda
phoney if we look, out right smart.”
‘When the horses had finished drink-
ing ther mmsaddled and staked the ani-
mals out. Then they lay down on the
wrrm sands and dozed through ‘the
slow hours of the first break of dawn,
A meager breakfast was cooked over
the acrid flames of a handful ‘of
freasewood twigs, hen the saddles wore

‘slung ond the horses were Biren a tinal

drink. ‘

“Don't get anxious boss, ifn we don't |'

Christy’ 'S. Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bréad and
Buns? . _

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Standing orders ‘shipped
regularly.

I All kinds of cake. Get our price.

Ls. = f

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C:

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water —
Travellers Sample Rooma

P.O.Box5 *
Gordon Temple, Prop.

‘Telephone

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Trucking : Delivery.
’ Coal and Wood’

‘Taxi

Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

he,

Terrace Drag Store

NEILSON’S GANONG’S AND —
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MINING SURVEYS
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B. C, Land Surveyor

TERRACE, B.C.

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On Saturday atternoon ; ‘Raymond,- a:
son of. Mr. ‘and: Mra .Jdohn- Dekergont, — me

meaux, went,'to :his ‘mogher . fd made |
her understand that he had swallowed
something that. ‘should not have gone
into his. stomach: .. ‘Ag. he was in dis:
tress and thera was blood: about, his
father hurried .him to the station antl,
accompanied by Mrs. Ni, ‘Sherwood,
avent -to. the. ‘Rupert: hospital where it.
was. discovered that.he, had. A. iy tn.

his tummy. ; 8 taken ont...