-_ spent the past two years
Prince Rupert, is holidaying at

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[ Leon J. Ladner = | rerwerorseooeeee ri snenees “
t LUMBERING | Addressed First 4 STEAMSHIP and TRAIN SERVICE
Eases TERRACE a ress® rs Ay ’m §6Sailin from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOU-.
HoT SPrRincs HORTICULTURE Tory. Gathering FATIONAL “VER and intermediate points each MONDAY and
AN aeeence, THURSDAY, 4 p.m., and SATURDAY,.6 p.m.

who has
in

Miss Kate Bailey,

| e rer home in Lakelse Valley.

m &. Sessions and daughter, of
m Pacific, spent Friday in town.

fe Seret. W. J. Service, of the
ae jrovineial police, Smithers, paid

7 Ba. visit to his brother, Constable

3. Service, on Thursday of last
Biaveck,

Jas. Lever has been appointed
aspecial forestry patrolman along
Mehe C.N.R. track, and has taken
ever his duties.

mM The Terrace Hospital Fund
By knowledges the following dona-
sions: W. H. Johnson, $5; Ter-
frace Boys’ Danee, Aug. 6, $4.15.

Tne house of Ernie Roberts at

ee Vanarsdo! was recently destroyed

by fire.

| N. Thomas, Prince Rupert, was
ga week-end visitor in town.

| Geo, Clothier, district resident

mining engineer, who, with Mrs,
m Clothier,
M@ weeks in the Kalum Lake district,

Brevurned to their home in. Prince

m@ Rupert on Wednesday.

a =6Thos, Conroy, who is interest-
Med in mining in the Kalum Lake
Sdistrict, spent ‘Tuesday in town
and left on Wednesday far Prince
Rupert on a holiday.

' Miss Nellie E. Bates, of Love-

spent the past two

lands, Colo., who has spent the
past month at Kalum Lake, ar-
rived in town on Tuesday and
left on Wednesday for the south.

The Ladies’ Guiid of the Unit-
ed Church, with a number of
friends, spent Wednesday at
‘Lakelse Lake. They were met.
at the foot uf the lake by J.
Bruce Johnsun, who conveyed
the party tu tne Lakelse Hotel
for dinner. On their return, the
ladies spent the rest of the dav
at the girls’ camp at the ianding,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony, of
Remo, spent Monday in town,

The Hatt Bros, clearance sale
opened Wednesday morning with
arecord crowd. The sale thus
far has been a success, -

A party of four men piloted bv
Joe Quinn left Rosewood Monday
morning on a prospecting trip,
heading towards the Naas and
north,

Mrs. T. MeCubbin of Pacific
and her guest, ars. Curmichael,
spent Wednesday in town,

Mansfield Clark, an old time
prospector in these parts, is re-
newing ald acquaintances in town
‘ Police Inspector Spiller was a
| visitor from Rupert last week.

mrs. W. Kirkpatrick and Mild-
red returned Thursday froma
holiday in Rupert.

‘The opening meeting of the
present election campaign in Ter-

tive interests last Friday night,

when Leon J. Ladner, ex-member
for Suuth Vancouver, addressed
a large gathering in the G.W.V.
A. Hall.

Some disappointment was felt
that J. C. Brady, the Conserva-
tive candidate, was unable to be
present. Mr. Brady had planned
to come up on Friday and accom-
pany the Premier to the coast
next day, but was unable to get
back to Rupert in time from the
north, where he was campaign-
ing. However, he will speak to
the electors of Terrace on his
return from the southern part of
the riding.

Mr. Ladner, who is a forceful
speaker, held the keen interest
of his audience while he dwelt
on the tariff question, the taxa-
tion problem, and the recent
customs probe. He also drew
| attention to the Premier’s kindly
attitude towards the C.N.K., an
attitude which he said was: being
misrepresented.

Jas. Nelson, president of the
Terrace Conservative Associa-
tion, was in the chair, and also
on the platform was D. C. Stuart,
of Prince Rupert.

The Terrace News $2.00 a vear

q Poised Like Bird Against Mountains

Ms Lydib Fulcher, champion of the Calgary Swim-
ming Club, has shown Lake Louise, its yellow,
orange and white poppies, its distant, silent moun-

tains and gay tourist throngs,

should be done. She is a true mermald of the Cana-
dian West, schooled in the a watle art in the Cana-
dian government's great pool, the Cave and Basin,

a; Banff, where she has many
her youngest days. .. -

4 Miss ‘Fulcher ‘became champion last year at the
Banff Winter Carnival when swimmers dived into
ths Cave and Besta, (iiled itt hot sulphur water

pher Mountain, while mpera! ut-| an “is: ‘ i
side through the. open roof of the Basin was sfhking and the water is warm enough to-attract those not
below the zero mark. This fancy. diver has also

ay

how the swan dive

. to the inf
times swum since

Louise itself, .

demonstrated her ability as a speed swimmer.
above Photograph shows, Mise, Fulcher aide
ir in the most graceful of dives, with .an. }
view of Mount Victoria in the ‘istance,-sote ale
and one-half miles away. With the diver is shown:
also the glacier as well aa thé foreground fn aharp
detail despite the fact that’ the exposure was
nitesimal fraction of a second, eo.
'The new pool, situatdd at Lake Louise, is one ‘of -
the moat. Popolar, in-the anadian “Pacific Rockies. -
nm length and. eet in'depth
at the deepest point. . Sight feet in
varlous heights to suit the,

wishing to jgentare: Into the cooler depths of Lake

jolsed in mid=

timed

There vare -springboards. at, .-
ert. or amateur. diver, ~~

race was one held in Conserva-)

{undersigned intends to:.apply. to the

-lon Lots 1 and 2, Block..11, in
District, Map numbered 972,
’ Jrace, B.C, to George Tessier, of Ter-

, day of August, 1926... -
O71 °° Applicant atid Transferee. |

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‘For MASSETT INLET each MONDAY 4.00 p.m.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.&.
EASTBOUND—38.14 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—11.47 a.m, Daily except Tuesday.

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Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

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on the 11th day of September next, the

Liquor Control Board for consent to
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Rupert: Land Registration. District, in
the Province of British Columbia, from
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race,.B.C., the Transferee, * -
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