FVhills and valleys, but this time he has

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_ THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B. C.,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY?

18, tongs

Spring is just around the corner and
George Little is getting itchy for the

in mind a trip to New Guinea, near
Australia, where reports of great gold
weilth from placer operations have
come. Mr, Little is not just sure yet
if he can make the grade, but he has it

in mind.
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As a further aid {o prospectors in
apening up their properties to a ship-
pine hasis the provinelal government
has given Dr. Mandy, district resident
mining engineer, 1 roving commission
extending from the const along the
railway as far.east ag Burns Lake, as
well as in the north, to examine pros-
reets and to advise prospectors as to
how best to proceed with thelr work.
Tt is expected Dr. Mandy will have an
assistant engineer to earry on field
work, ete,

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Tuesday was a busy day at the lo-
en} police court: A number of Indians
from fhe Vanarsdol reserve appeated
ir -eonnection with the events of Jan-
rary Srd0. The charges were all imder
the liquer sections and a number of
fines were nssessed. J. W. Ferguson
was convicted of supplying the liquor
und was reqnested to pay $300 and the
eosts or & months in jail with hard
Jahor,

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Mrs. Alice Munro left on Thursday

for VYancouy er to remain until spring.
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W, Donald left for: Prince Rupert on

Thursday, -
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W. Christy, accompanied by his
d-uehter Both and sen Billy, left for
Prinee Rupert on Thursday and there
will join Mrs, Christy and infant son.

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Sarna Heart college, St. Hyacinth,
Oiehec. was destroyed by fire early
Tnesday. morning and thirty tenchers
and, students nre known fo have per:
ished in the flames. So far as kuawa
the five was? eansed by an explosion,
buf ak no one was around so early in

the morning it is just congecrure.
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Kenney Talks

About Session

A public meeting was held by the
local Liberals in 1.0.0.F. -hall on Fri-
day night, The speaker for the even-

ling was E. 'T. Kenney, M-L.A., for the

Skeena riding, and he discussed some
of the important matters deal with at
the last session of the Legislature.: -

Mr. Kenney opened with thanks to

said be felt his responsibility was that
of representing aH the people of the
riding irrespeetive of their political
views. Ile suggested that ‘for the good
of all party differences be dropped for
the time being and all puil together
for the general good.

A hundred ahd three bills had been
intreduced and of these seventynine
avere passed, One of the.most import-

“lant was that which set up a new de-

partment, that of Trade and Commerce
immediately after the session the
Fon. W. Asselstine had been appoint-
ed to this portfolio, and had also tak-
en over the Dept. of Mines. This was
the. first time that this department
had- been in control of a practical inin-
er.

Another bill: provided that autoists
who used the nuto - camps had to regis-
ter their names, the names of those in
their _ parties, .and their car number at
eneb place. This was designed to give
the police a more complete check on
the- movement" of cars and make the
recoyery of. stolen cars easier,

The fisheries’ act ‘had been amended.
Many’: cous, had been received of
7 Ehese out
tits, ri
ponched: i: B. Ch: “waters, seriously de-
pleting. the’ ‘supply of fish, “Before the
net: war ‘amendéd: the only punishment

that was. not enough.
eors of the laiv can. confiscate the catch

The land act. had heen ‘amended to.
provide for the poorer kinds: of land
to be classified as third class ‘and ‘sold
ut oa dollar per acre. - This ‘made’ it
possilile for ranchers to: ‘acquire. pas-

Viuiess you tell the people what you
wint they will not knaw Tiga = th
Tiavald ta tell thee

ture lands ‘at a reasonabid figure: and
another amendment made the tax re-

verted Hinds more easily disposed of to

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To Terrace Folk;

led this difficulty, Besides each indi-

provided for was by way of fines, and |
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prospective farmers. ‘
General merchandising had been con
sideréd and acts passed to give the re-
tail ‘merchants a better break against
oss. leaders are prohibited, fake clear-
ing’ and’ fire sales ‘made egal, prices
set by manufacturers for their goods
had been upheld, and those goods may
not be sold below the price marked on
the goods,

The motor. vehicle act had been
brought: uptodate and new driving
tests are provided for to Insure the
ability’ of all to whom driving licenses

used in the cities in the south and ev-
ery ‘conceivable test will be applied to
those who want licenses.

The Mothers Pension actwas opened
up and changed ‘to the Mothers. Allow-
ance ‘act, It used to be difficult for a
mother’ with ‘one child to support to
get the pension. The new act remov-

vidual member of the family being pro-
vided for, provision was also made for
invalid members. ‘Now, also, # mother
may possess her home and furniture up
to $2500 before ony deductions are
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L.0.0.F, ELECTED OFFICERS

On Monday night the Renekah lodge
No. 47, and Lakelse Lodge No. 13 held
a joint installation of officers.
Officers for Mountain view :—

N. G—Sister Eileen Longworth
Vv. G.—Sister Evelyn Glass
Recording Secretary—Sister
Brooks, P.N.G.

Fin. See—Sister Vera Frank, PN, G.
Trensurer—Sister E. West, P.N.G,

“le it i eb in, te ‘woéds wel.
get it” *

Tnter-Valley Comber |
& Supply Cos.

Lumher Manufacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts *
Spruce Bon ane” Hemlocts -

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the people for the confidence ‘reposed |“** issued. Robot machines will be,

in hin when he was re-elected, and he |.

Luella |

TERRACE, B.C. 2. i

oa Fully Modern |

- Blectric Light
we Running Water +.
Travellers Sample ‘Rooms

P. 0. Box 5 “s ;

_ Gordon ‘Temple; Prop.

papery cla 1 at. o

boa

Telephone

‘John’s Garage & Tax

Twenty-four hour service

Have your car serviced for win-,
ter’ driving. :

‘Expert and speedy vepairs.
We specialize on cylinder honing

Order that Suit
Nw
JANUARY SPECIAL.

Ten per cent ‘off’ on- Suits ordered
during this month,

Chaplain—Sister J. Vanderlip

RS. N.G.—Sister C. Herbert —

.8. N. G.—Sister 8. Beaudin

1R.S,. V.G.—Sister J. Corlett, P.N.G.

| L.5. V.G..-Sister H, Taft --.-°--.

Inside Guardian—Sister R. Sparkes,
P.N.G, :

Outside Guardian—Bro.. F Hampton,
P.N.G. :

The new officers for Lakelse Lodge

are as follows :—

P. G.—Bro, §, J. Brooks

N. G.—Bro. EB. Alvey

V. G.—Bro. &. Olson

Treasurer—Bro. J. Smith

Fin.-Sec—Bro. Geo, Herbert ’

Recording Sec.—Bro. J. Bunting

Ghaplain—Bro. W. Adams -

R.8.N.G.—Bro. T. Walsh

SCESaCS REIOSICRCICACEONCAC IONIC ON IIOIOCICIOI  L-SN.G.--—Bro, E. Hauglan .

R.S.V.G.—Bro; T. B, Brooks

L.S.V.G. L. Taft

‘Warden—Bro, 0, Cauthers:

Conductor—Bro.¥. Glass

8. Supporters—Bros,--I'.. Glass;.
Sinith and J. Lambly

O. Guardina—Bro, W. Parker

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WOMAN’S AUXILIARY OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Anglican
Woman's Auxiliary was heldon Thurs-
day at the home of- Mrs. Geo. Dover.
Reports for the year were submitted
and the following officers were elected
- President—Mrs, A. C. Head .

Vice-pres.— Mrs. .C. A. Hinchliffe

Sec.-Treas.—Mrs. G. Herbert

During the meeting Rev, 0, A, Hinch
liffe gave an address based on’ the
special prayer used by the Woman's
Auxiliary. Refreshments were: served
during. the afternoon.

janx McDONALD GETS SWAIN'S
|. TRANSFER: BUSINESS”

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- Andy McDonald, for : ‘three | ~years
with the Swain Transfer, Taxi & Gar-
age, has: purchased the business from
the official ‘administrator, nnd propos-
es to carry on. under the same name

Jand “with: the: same efficiency.iof . der-

vice and. rellability.:. Andy. has.-‘algo
been appointed agent in ithe district for
the Imperial. -O11:Co., ‘Ltd.: “Mr.Me-
Donald is ainarried: man; his’ home’ is
here, he knows ‘the business in: alk: its

known: :
F and latrict- will wish him all

‘lthe weather a large number gathered,

|R. Harris, Mrs. R. Christy, Mrs. Ivan

"Little, Haugland &

branches, and he 4s: well:and favorably oO
His: many. fiends §: An: ‘town ,

Delivery as late as March 15th.

J. A. SMITH

_ Agent .
FIRTH BROTHHERS LIMITED”
“Distinctive Clothes for Men”

KNOX CHURCH ANNUAL CONGRE
GATIONAL MEETING

The congregation of Knox : United |.
church, ‘ferrace, held their — annual
meeting on Tuesday evening, January
10th. In spite of the inclemency of

many braving the storm on foot from
distant parts of the field. F. G. Cook
aeted as seeretary pro tem. Reports
from the varlous departments showed
that the church was on a good work-
ing basis and were given as follows :—
Treasurer by E.-Brooks; Ladieg Guild
by Mrs, Stanley Brooks, secretary, and |.
Mrs. FB. Brooks, treasurer ;, Young peo-
ple by Mrs. Stanley Brooks ; Junior
Girls by Mrs. Adanr Crisp; Cradle Roll

by Miss Freda Hall; Explorers by Miss
Alice Finter; Boys Group by Rev. A.
Crisp; CG. I, T. by. Miss v essic Tiewet-
lyn.
The new officers elected are:—_ .
Members of the Board—Jas.Smith,
Ivan Frank, E., Brooks, Vernon Glass,

Frank, R. W. Riley.
Treasurer—James Smith ..
SecretaryVernon Glass |.
Delegate to Conference—Mrs.. Victor

in Moore: alternate, Mrs; &. Brooks -
Duritig the evening selections, were

rendered by the junior choir and a

reading entitled “Carloads . of Goaod-

will” was given ‘by Mra: Ivan Frank.

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joyful. reception of: the: “earloaids ‘of

part.

‘Words of: appreciation. .were © ex- {i

pressed.to the minigter.and his wife! ;

forthe “work ‘accompllahed: during the}

reir," ind: an,:dnyitatton: was: extended
thi

by Mrs. James Smith; Sunday School |

‘fruit and _vegetables sent from B. ‘0. |,
recently : ‘to. the needy in Saskatchetyait %
and in which Terrace played a worthy |:

Swain’s. Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Taxi

Agent for

Ford Cars
-Ford Trucks

ey aes

, Ford Parts -

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point: on ‘ine

Will you try our, Bread and
“Buns? oe eee

Standing orders shipped
regularly:

“AD kinda of cake.

Get our sitive.

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Terrace Drug Store
For Coughs and Colds
MELO-REX aout Syrup

A. 8. A. Cough Drops

Ty

RW. Riley, Pim. B.
Terrace, B. C.

When requiring LUMBER: fo

‘lfall building and repairing order from

us for satisfaction and service |

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Lumber: Manufacturers

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Rough. Lumber; fixed Dimenston and

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Shiplep har Fin ‘Shingles and

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