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THE TERRACE ‘NEW, TERRACE, B. c. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1937 |

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4 i Sebobe D.D.G.M., natal an bt-

K ficigl visit! to Lakelse Lodge; Terrace,

on: {Friday night of last week. He was
mupanled by a. ‘number, from Prinee

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1e8 Benton of ‘Seattle, is*in

“NS a guest of her sister, Mrs,
‘Little and on. Friday afternoon

ner nieces, Misses: “Raith Little and
Olson. Mrs, ‘Beaton: plans to. re-

‘Church of England, got

Iday evening.
a hd

: his week. with A. Du-
> The structure will

be. 40 ft. by 80.
ing quarters ifdr: the: xesident priest,
There wi Iso: be a large room that
will le used iyi’ ‘the: social life of the
congregation: “18, weil as for instruction
of the. rising ‘generation, now under the
care of Father Champaigne. Much of
the Iabor on ‘the building will he done
hy menjbers of the congregation as a
domution | to the church. .
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Horn—On May 30th, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Paquette, a daughter.

. Elttle Baye: a ten in her. ‘honor. :

At a meeting of the Canadian Legion

-| Which was of a social nature, and held

in the I:0.0.F. halk. last Thursday
night, plans were started. for reviving
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion.
a a
Eric Moren is putting a new founda- |
tion under his Parke Ave. house. .
Kenrieth Attree left for Vancouver
on Saturday night. He has secured a
position on one of the C. P. R. boats.
eee
& scientific” note for hachelors—Kis-
sing is dangerous. It shortens life—~
especially single life. . -
fa) * =
Constable Harry J.. ‘McKenney re-
turned from Prince Rupert on Wednes-
D| day. Mrs, McKenney -is making a
good recovery after an operation.
sea
The first fire alarm heard for long
months directed the fire brigade to the
Bert West place north of town, . For-
tunutely it was only the smoke house
w hich burned down.

“LIKED OUR SUNSHINE FRIDAY

Tommy Brown, the legal light from
Prince Rupert. told his audience from
the surrounding district on Friday ev-
ening, that during the day he had been
enjoying the first real sunshine he had
seen for a year. Of course Tommy
was making an election talk and some
allownhce must he made, At the sante
tine the Terrace people were mighty.
proud that the sun had been shining
that day, and that a Rupert man had
admitted that he enjoyed it.

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Have you paid your suvseription yet?

rince

) -Vancouver-Jasper ve

. : = any point 53 7 65 | on the a . :

This year rmakeit a “Triangle” Tour”’—via Vancouvert
600 . miles through the sheltered waters of. the.
“Inside Passage” and 1300 miles of some of Canada’s: :
most majestic mountains, It’s a grand holiday. a

_ adventure.

ate

new things to de.

; Plan now for this fine vacation. Scenery! Outdao o
'  gports! A-cruise on a “Prince” ship! Gay, metro- >. ||
. politan Vancouver! ‘There are few other trips that” =

/ Varicouver i is the gateway to the vast Pacific North- ao
-west playground. There isa wealth of entertainment. ....”
_ awaiting you .. . scores of places to see 4 os many

Rupert |

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_ offer such a variety of holiday attractions, ° ~.

Fare includes ‘meals and

berth on ‘steamer while at
sea, See your nearest. agent |:
whe will be glad to help you. °

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Field Seeds

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Peer Lee

| ands, aightly 80,
chains» item ‘not.; take’ the -précaution ' to}?

+ his. 'time sto a straightforward,

To Vancouver
| on Business re

Last Sunday a plane carrying the

in the new enterprise of exporting logs
from here to the Orient, was seen fly-
ing-over Lakelse Lake, but due to. the
weather conditions did not land on the
lake. It returned to Vancouver and

_ on Thursday Mr. Little went to Vau-

couver to meet his associates. When
this company of exporters get operat-
ing. employment will be found for 4
large number of men and a line of ma-
terial from the woods in this nelghboyr-
hood which bas no great ‘commerelal
valne in this country, will find a mar-
ket in the ‘Orient. The timber it is
proposed to ship comprises a very big
proportion of the timber of the district

,and, as it has little commercial value

here, is quite a fire hazard to other
more valuable timber, aud to the resi-
dents of the country: There is a won-
derful stand of what the Orient wants
and operations can be carried on for
many years on a large scale.

“ WILL SHIP ORE FROM LOCAL
PROPERTY

The mining firm of Little & Clore
are planning to go it alone and haye
made arrangements for the shipment
of numerous tons of ore from their pro
perty on the. north side of the Copper
river. They have now a considerable
quantity ‘of ore sack -up ‘and next
week they will get it hauled down ta
the railway. With the sampling plant
opernting at Prince Rupert a number

laity ing ‘about the ‘district whe are wil

ing to. wive a hand. -

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| TETHERED coWSs AND YOUNG |
“MAPLE TREES

The’ native ‘Sons are quite annoyed,
People, with cows on

‘see that; the animals’ eanndt, get wound

‘around - the town. Two cows ‘recently

‘were. wound around: the’ trees. ‘and ‘the |
», trees’ are’ considerably: damaged, °
ae fine. thing. for people £0: have cows,
ue it: xvould be grand if every ‘family hed

It is

‘their own cows and milk supply, but it

of would help matters all around if some

thought was “given to- where ‘and: how
the cows are tethered. .

-Polities are Over

Political matters, mnoved: along: slowly

4 dueing the ‘last week of the cantpaign,

Little heat twas generated ‘by ‘the mat
ter, and: the two meetings’ that .were
‘held were conducted quietly ‘and with-

out anything in the: way of disturbante
jor heckling. On, Friday ‘night - John
‘| Doney held the floor: and? ‘outlined: his

views on: the plan: of the C,” O;. FY. The

and closed ‘in time to allow the speaker

jto.cateh the train for Smithers. :..

On Saturday night B.. 7 “Kenney

.Prince Rupert. The 1.0.0 F, halt was

1 filled to capacity, - and: “Both: speakers

held..the audience thtonghout thelr ‘ad-
dresses, Mr. Kenney devoted moat of
state-
nent: of what had, been achieved. dur-.
ing the last Jeglstature: and. his’ speech
‘phowed & very: thorough rasp: cOf ‘the
events, that had taken’ ‘place during: the

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|. Benny, Agar ta pack at hls old. stamp: |.

ing ground: ‘and! is taking Bred, ‘Seott’s |

Export of Logs|

Japanese associates with George Little |-

around: ‘the ‘young maple. trees" platted

". Me ,

meeting: had ‘a°. “moderate , attendance

spoke, having with him) T. Brown. of ;

agriculture for B.
known in the north.

well known : locally,
aun

Rev, Father Murphy,

Donell,

Hon. Dr. K, A, Metonald, minister of
(. and who is well

A party of. ten Mounted Policemen
went north recently for several Fears
duty in the. far north. Corp. Arthur
Muson-Rooke, formerly ‘of Hazelton,
and his bride, were among the number
Both Corp. ahd. Mra..Mason-Rooke are

recently. ap-
pointed to the Smithers parish,. paid a
visit te New Hazelton and district last
week in. company with A. Roy. Me-

of such Properties could be operated | :

Hon, F, M. McPherson, minister of
mines in the Province of British Col-
umbia.

‘ "It it grows in ‘the woods welll
"get it?

Titer Valley. Lumber
—& Supply Go,

“ee Poles, Piling, ‘Posts
-, Sprue : ‘Boom -Hlomatoets

TERRACE, B, c.

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern —_ Ellectrie Li ght

Ranning Water
Travellers Sample Rooma - .

P. 0, Box 5
Gordon Temple, Prop.

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Taxi Trucking Delivery.

Coal and Wood

Agent for

Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts —

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. C. Land Surveyor

TERRACE, B.C.

‘Lumber Manufacturers es |

°N OTICE

Pursuant to the provisions of section
11 of the Pound. District Act, ‘Chapter.

by “of ‘the appointment ~ 6f: “Herma:

of the “pound established. at: ‘Remo (itt 5

the: Skoena. ‘Electoral: “Distiiet- eee bl

of the “aundetlyliig” ‘cantses: of ‘these bee The oC fon ‘of. the, ur miso | |
ents. Mr..Kenney wound up his” catu-] 4, : ef iat ids, Pree ue mg .
" nalgh with a wielt to, Remo, on, nde ie ne ;

ry: Patiallo,-

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“place In’ B,D. Kenney’s stare: during |
the linens ot Mr. Scott. : ;

Departnient ‘of Agrtoniture, . aunslit
Victoria; B, O05 fe ies
May 8 1007

Froese, of Remo, B, G,: ‘ag Houndkeeper'|..

_Acting-Minjoterof eteuitor :

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Christy's Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

"!  Will'ehip to any, point on line
Wil vo try. our, r, Bread and
“Buns?.

Standing orders shipped
regularly..

All kinds of cake, _ Get our R price,

Terrace Drag Store

- FLOWER. and GARDEN SEEDS

Fancy China” va "soso atches
“gid Clocks.

197, R.S.B, C., 1924, notice Js given here}. |

WILLARD ‘BATERIES and FIRE..
“STONE TIRES and a TURES

‘Por ¢ Goo. woop’ Buy 3 Now ite
we are cutting ‘hemlock, Ok,