THE TERRACE

NEW, _Fnowpsndy, MAY 9,194

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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

af Fully Modetn . Electric Light
a Running Water
‘Travellers Sample Rooms

| Ps 0. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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| {  Ternace Mill Stock of
_ Lumber .

"No. 2 Shiplap

7 ISAS eommon dimension. and No. 1 Ship.
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wo. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, | V-joint
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Mouldings,

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PRICES ON APPLICATION:

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q Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

Vancouver:

| Make the Hotel Grosvenor your home

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while in Vancouver. Here is every
| By) comfort and service-—cheerful lounge,
mae) Writing and smoking rooms, dining
mB oom. Just two blocks away is the
‘centre of Vancouver’s shopping. and
Ry theatre district. Rates are very rea-
BY sonnble,

RATES:
Daily:

Det'd Bath - $1.50 .
With Bath » $2.00
Weekly:
Det*d Bath $ 9.00
With Bath $12.00
Monthly:

Deed Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

Bi! Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B. C,

A Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

-. | wiuter,

, hospital.

Terrace Notes:

local: ranch. Owing to interests

operate the place: himself this year,

nd his rented it-to W. Elder.
a oy oo .

.the --season.
Mrs.

in the ‘near fnture.
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Wednesday from Prince. Rupert. Mr

to his usial good health.
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Following the reqular
sion of the Ladies Guild. helt on Wed

home of Mrs. H. I. MeKeney, a socin
time was enjoyed at which Mrs.
Sundal gave a reading, Mrs, W.
Beveridge with

sented Mrs. Geo.

to. Scotland.

Mrs, x. Sherwood,
ae

visitor in town this week,
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Mrs, W.

Her daughter,

mute from Terrace.
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bone, After attention. by Dr. 8. G
Mill sh. wers sent to the hospital ac-
compuied by Miss Fanny MeLaren,
R. N. He will not work on Sunday

for some time again.
oan

Rev. W. R. Welch left on Tuesday
for Vancouver where he wil attend the
nununt conference of the United
church. - During. lis absence on the
first Sunday the service will be con-
ducted by the ©. G. I. T. girls, while
on the sevond Sunday Rev. J.. E. Bir-
chall will conduct the service. ‘Ar-
rangements for the third Sunday are
in hand,
morying service will be held

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“Mrs, Lve Tethurem. ‘of Usk was a

visitor in town Saturday,
eae ,

Bo Matt Allard came in from Rosswood

on Friday end went down to the’ coast

on Sunday morning.
wae”

. HE IS STILL ‘THE CHAMPION

They say they enan't come biick, but

: Ine Cook cme up tik Prince Ru-
‘y pert, 0m: >Wedtiesdlay to look over his
in
Prince’ Rupert he does not intend to

Te, i. Melntosh : arrived. from Prince
Rupert on Wednesday and has -opened
This home at Kalum- for
Melntosh’ is expected fo: arrive

Mr. sad. Mrs. Hatliwell- arvived | ‘on

Halliwell has been very ill during the
Imt it is expected’ the summer
wentlor of the north wil return him

monthly ‘ses-
nesday aftertioan. of Just week, ‘at the

0.
R.
Welch, on belt of the ladies, -pre-
n

Ifelen, leave shortly on a holiday trip

Murray came with her and is spend-
ing some fime here the guest. of Mr.

Mrs A. MeLeod of Telkwa was a

RN. Welch left on Wednes-
“f{duy for‘ Nantamo, where she will at-
tend the graduation-exercises at the
Miss Welch,
ix, a member of the graduating class.
Mrs. Welch’ will then proceed to Van-
conyer to attend the conference of the
United Church of. Canada as 2 dele-

Dan Mason, ferryman of the public
works department, while making  re-
peiys on the Usk ferry . last, Sunday.
when one of the aprons-slipped and
enught him on the hip, fracturing the

“Cn these three Sundays no |:

. ‘DR. J. PB. MANDY GAVE A’ TALK

sulting: Fissures and Ore De-
posits, wag: Subject,

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hotel.

vict Board of _-Trade.

ed_ them. chiefly in the silicates. °

sulted. forming the present ore bodies,

of conchisions recently ‘arrived at.

ed barren of ores,
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travelling - writing case. Mrs, Bever-| sections’ of dark materinl, and in the
lage, accompauted by her  daughter,{ contacts there is a good chance of

finding paying veins.

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Miss Barbara Sherwood, who has] LARGE FAMILY MOVED IN
heen holidaying in, Prince Rupert, re- ; TT .
turned home last Wednesday.” Mrs. <7 Lambley and family arrived last,

he purehased a year ago.

right nwny.

tractor,
tow

THE “IN AND OUTER

nhd outer.
a man who, when. pork is high, rushes
into pigs, and then when the horizon is
darkened with pigs and the price is
going down, is anxiously looking for
some other chance to plunge. If wheat
is high, he breaks up Jand that should
be in pasture and should never have
leen broken, perhaps, and then when
the wheat market slumps, well, he is
ready to try something else. That
man ig not 2 farmer; he is only mas:
quernding as one, I hope that the
hypothetical young men that we are
considering will save and invest sound
ly his profit. when prices are good and
that he will know-better than to throw
up his hands and quit because prices
have gone down.” Dean Hy A. Howes,
Cniversity of Alberta.

OVERLAND TO ALICE ARM

Walter Warner, lineman of the Do-
injnion Telegraphs, stationed at Ross
w-ond, has gone to Alice Arm to re
lieve. the lineman nt that point. He
made ‘the trip overlind, accompanying
the lineman at Aiyansh over his: beat

At the south end of the. ‘Alice Arm
bent he was ‘met by the lineman from
that poiat'and from there inthe wire
wus checked. over, On. the’ trip from

Formation of the World anil the Re-

Dr. J. F. Mandy, district mining en-'
ginecr, spoke to a good sized meeting
on Thursday evening at the Terrace
‘The meeting was held under
the -auspices of the Terrace and Dist~
Fhe first part
of his address. dealt. with the forma-
tien of the world from the gaseous
masses, wud developed his subject to]
show how. the processes: ‘of ,evolution
had separated, the metals and“deposit-

The - spéaker then dealt with the re-| .
sult of stresses due to the ‘cooling. of |.
the ‘earth's crust; the fraetures that re

In- conclusion. -he stressed the values

Tintil two or three years ago granites
and granetic rocks had heen consider-
Tt has been deter
mnined, hawever, that where a contact
exists hetween a dark eranetic rock
aud a light colored granite it may be
safely assumed the granite is a Jater
deposit in the fissure between the two

Thursday from Prince Rupert and the
next morning moved out te the land
His farm is
located north of Braun’s Island, and
Jeff means to make the stumps fly
In nddition to his honse
hold goods he brovght in a car and 2
.He is a skilled mechanic and
hoat muster and he has every

faverable chanee ef making good here, | .
publie ave having a herd time these

days with the irregular train service.
It wonld not be so bad if reliable ad-
. _ 4¥ance information of the arrival of
“The young farmer of tomorrow will| the trains was available, but there is
I have hope, have ceased to be an in

You know what I mean—

and assisting with necessary repairs, ;

‘Mlyansh to. Alice Arm ao simmmit of)
fonr. thousand - feet is. . crossed, JThe] ,

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our prite.

De. and Mrs, J. FP, Mandy - aviived
vfrom Prince Rupert on Monday and
I: left for Kntun Like on Tuesday morn
lng, They arrived. back -in. town on
Thursday and after Dr. - Mandy's -ad-
} dvess on mining, returned to: the const

‘the sae night. os
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aa ifas your aulserdyition been natd yet?

Jand the horse ‘shoe, Jitching champion: |

ing, and the contenders for the cham-

George Little doesn't belleve. it... Just
three yenrs ngo-Mr. ‘Little yron a pipe

ship of the Terraée-District, . Of. late
some of the boys have: -been., feeling
their oats ond told the champton: he
wasn't the. pitcher, he used; ‘ta be. Ta
henv them tell it: they ‘had | the’ “cham:
pion faded.. “Mer.: Little nevér did ke
to tnke a dare, 50 “he set-out p: ipltehing |-'

ant invited the boys: to: cams. alongs} ¢
The battle started on ‘Saturday. morh-

plonship found that tha old man had

“Host none of his cunning.-

He triinmed
the lot. in the flrat round. : ,

green along side his..ilacksmith’ shop. Si oop

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an mt

trip was made in-
this work ‘commmnidations avith the
‘mining. ‘centres. shonld” ‘be!
shane.

Juck Agar, who has: been visiting in
‘the -district’ for’ the. past few months, |
left yon: etnesday

his: “avalve ‘on, the’ eet
Assembled -:mostly-in> Winnipeg;
‘chickens .were packed . ‘according 'to|
government standards: and.
by Government ‘officals, .

ee

five. days, With

in.

on

: Detter

for. ‘his’. ‘home ia

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- John’s Garage
General Motors
“Cats and Trucks

- Serv ce Oil
Welding = Air Honing
Batteries Charged

Gas

Al’ work gaara: teed

John De Kergommeaux

Terrace, B.C. |

Alistair Fraser,
appointed traffic vice-president of the
Canadian Nutional Railways.

K. ©., whe lins been

a

hour is announced and frequently the
train comes in several hours behind
that time.
waiting and
‘which might he easily avoided with a
little. more
of the railway officials. .

agreement
every sent for 280,000,000 lbs. of Can-
afliin bacon of good quality, also for
hams of good quality.

Hotel-keepers and the travelling

SWAIN’S
Transfer aad Taxi Service

We meet all traing

Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

PRINCE.

(SHIPS

to VANCOUVER
Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Thursday at 10.15 p.m.

NORTH for ANYOX
and STEWART

Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Wednesday at 4 p.m,

G3 TRIANGLE
TOUR

1900 miles of de tuxe travel
by train and boat...

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ROUND TRIP

general complaint that an arrival

It makes n lot of weary
Zeucral inconvenience

consideration on the part

Article 6 of the Ottawa Conference
provides ag omuarket outlet

Vancouver, Jasper National
Park, Prince Rupert.

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

P. Lakie, D. P. and P. A.
Prinee Rupert, B.C.

V-15-34

Capt. Colthurst of Vancouver Island
wd ‘Terrace, has returned to Terrace

fur the summer.
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