hour in- honor of her eldest daughter,
Mas.

“TERRACE, B.

C. WEDNESDAY: JUNE i2.i9a5 * |

“No. 3¢

‘George Forgerty discaveted’ a fire mn-
Per Moure’s howse.
Se umber of people noticed the smell of
Me emoke but were not able to locate it.
A Georee was going home and in pass-
fing Moore's house. noticed the smoke
Fcoming from tmder the building. He
Brive off a hoxrd and found a sill: WAS

S horning.
{wits able to pmt-the fire out. 0060"

About Terrace

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kK. J. Moore was ‘fortunate when

During the day a

With. ao bucket -of water. he

sae

On udslay ‘afternoon Mvs.. B.. ME «|
Whitlow of Usk entertained at the tea

Oscar, Suther .of Prince . .Ruperty
Mbout thirty ladies were present; in-
chiding Mrs. Fred Seott and other Ter-
mee ladics who had made the trip for
the uceasion, . :

o a

££ #8

Tie Tuspee tor W. Campbell, who has
heen in indifferent health for some
time, Jeft on Snturday for Prince > Ra

pert for the hospital, t
ee 8

Frank Poe of Evanstin, Iil.. arrived
at the week end and moved out ta his
hime at Lakelse Lake, Before coming
tt Terrace Mr. Poe made the trip ‘to
Prince Rupert-and M. MeCaffery came
hack to Ter race Ww ith him sfending the

week ond as his’ ‘gmiest at Luikelre,
eee

Aendid grow ing weather has been
experienced during the past week and
everything is‘ ready, now for the: crops
to do theft ‘atutt.- ~ Tree <-frnits - hare:
ready ‘set: or: are: setting and: the
straw herry: plants: ‘are | ina, fine, eondi-
tion, Phis nay heen: oe real: farmers:

ere eae

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on the outside, but the ‘nit: rain out,
causing a delay. "he root ‘has been
dune and like Benny's

il rest of some, -kind.
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_JONE ag’ HOME WAS BURNED
. On Sunday ‘morning a ‘week: ago J.
TD. Jones ‘had the misfortvme to loose
his home by fire. He had Ht a fire in
the stove ani then went outside and
down Into the bngement, A little later
he heard ‘hump upstairs and thought
“lsamething had: fallen over. He did
hot investignte at the time, bat’ soon
jie heard other wufumiliar sounds up
stairs he wet up to investigate. ‘Te
found smoke pouring ont of the upper
windews. The fire had by that time
got too strane a hold to extingnish and.
the building and contents were a com-
plete loss. Ar. Jovues helieves that
the cook stor e must have: slipped off
" leg and this iLixconmected the pipes,

SAVING THE WATER SUPPLY .
| With the coming of summér? weath-
ar the nead of water conservation is
ocenppy ings the mints of a number of
citizens, Some have already — taken
steps to check small leaks, worn fau-
ects and the Jike that they may feel

street, and jnst ahead ‘was municipal
clerk, N, Sherwood.

wns not completely _ turned off, stop-

flow.

T he police station is elie “painted

and months... :

Paints -

Flour

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CORESOE DOOR GIO EET ACS ewe . CEE EN CERNIN

Package : Balk |
Timothy El
"Garden Tools” “Rakes ,

0. T SUNDAL CO.

- Headquarters for
Oils
Goodyear Tires

‘General Merchand ise
Feed

” Varnishes
Car Batteries

Hardware .

SEEDS.

for | Garden. and? Field =
over: “Al falfa
‘ oes. Cultivators -

new boat, it is|-

they have done their share to prevent
any shortage later in the season., The
ather day we were walking. along the

He came abreast.
of iL stundpipe, and noticeing that it

ped a few minutes. and turned off the
Sinular consideration on the
part of all residents in the village will
‘|go a long way to assuring an ample
Water supply throughont' the hot t days

“| ently,

Development on
Kleanza Mount
on {el

Making a trip last week over the
triil W. Hagen is building <a his sev-
ern] clvims on the west end of Kleanza
mountain, we found John Gabriel at
the 600 foot level. A little lower down
Tohn had struck tough going and he
was in the worst part of his job. For
a eouple of hundred fect the trail goes
through the remains of. a slide. with
rocks, roots and seeond growth thick
as hair on a dog. Once throngh this
he was in, clear green. timber and from
there on to the 2800 font, level he will
make pond progress, As the trail is
heing built on a fair, grade, and ts be-
ing mide wide enough for tractor: use;
it will be of grent value, not: only to
the Hagen fiterests but to. a number
of ather claim holders on the same side
af the mountain.

As reported last week sixty elaine,
have alvendy ‘heen staked.on the sonth
west. end -nf -Kleanza, “Staking has
one as far ‘hs the big dyke that ents
across the hill and . separates these
elaims from the Columario group.

- A number of men are busy on the
new claims and a lot of work’ has al-
resdy -heen done this- season in the
why of opening up lends, and giving
the owners ari-idea of what, they have
on their properties. : ‘One welcome
word was received:the past week .and
that was that Arthur. -Clore had redis-
covered a good lead that hed been. re-|.
ported some years ago and then lost.

VISITORS HERE’ FRU‘L ENGLAND]

On Thesday last Mrs, C. Lindsey,
-|tovether with her daughter, Mrs.: Hy
Parker and her granddaughter, Miss
A. Parker, arrived from London, Enzg.,
to spend some time with Mrs. Lind-
ney’s brother, W. Oliver.. The party
had come to Terrace direct from New
York, und towards the end of this
week they plan to leave for Prince
Rupert, and go south from there to
Vaneourer and return fram the south-
ey port to Montreal, After life in the
his city they are finding cond? tlons
here novel and exceedingsy interesting
and they suy they will have ‘a lot of
things to (ell thelr friends when they
fet back home in Now Southgate, in
London,

maa
yo ay.

DANCE FOR BRIDAL PARTY,
_ Honoring Mr. und Mrs,
7 vhose Inatringe Wis”
Usk on June 1, 2 number of thelr Ter-
rice friends gave a dance tn the Or-
ange hall on Friday night. A large
‘| nmmber of the loent residents were pre}
sent and a most enjoyable ev ening was
spent, As the dance was drawing to
a close the guests manouverell ‘the
-bride and groom into the centre of the
hall. and a cirele was ‘formed while

“Prea ‘Scott

sing, perhaps more lustily . than musi-
but tha: enests ‘meant it. : ‘The

‘Buy at Home’’. Principal,

Tell the ‘buying, publ

¥ hen you use ‘the columns of your’ ae wa

“LOCAL. NEWSPAPER |

‘oii are supporting. a Jocal’ industry and encouraning, ‘the:

an

iblic. wha ‘you have avd give the. Brice,

OMINECA. ‘HERALD LAND. TERRACE. NEWS
Are here to carry:that message to the public for you. : Will .

- OU Use: ‘these columns?

help’ aell’ ‘your produce, ce

. “Vaneouver | printers: will’ nat. help. tha your town and. conan nor

Terrace orchestin | tnrnishied the’ “imuste,

Misa.M. Welsh was the guest of Mrs
George Little fe Lakelse Jatke | over
the welt end.” “RE tytee

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wae

Now the’ snow. idigoing. ‘off the hills}
word ig being received of. prospective |.
visits of: mining men who plan to come
in .gnd give the ground ‘the, once. over
Jat least.” Most of these ‘men have bee
Jin the district. before and: taldty. 8
thing about some of. the? préperttes!
They will ‘not ‘size: up.the ‘results of the
neve twonig dons: last year: and this year
,thot-seyeral,

errace End|

Usk was the scene of a pretty wedding
on Satnueday,

| decorated with mauve and white lilacs}

“sixty days from the date hereof, to

‘solemnized | in|:

“For they. are jolly good fellows” was/-

| for: Ernest Victor. .McKague, ‘in
“.|#reé miner's ‘certificate No. 62547D, in-

ne|{° Ald Rutter face WotIdS that action: 4

Wedding Bells

| ’ Beott- Whittow.-

———

he home of Mrs,. BE. M. Whitlow of

Christy s Bakery

Terrace, B. C.

Will ship to any point on line

June 1, when Dorothy,
the younger daughter of. Mrs. Whit-
low, was united in matrimony with
Frederick Scott, son of T. H. Scott of
Terrace. The home was tastefully |

and tulips, while the bride’s table was
lace covered and ‘centered with a four
tiered cake, which was “ornamented
with atatnottes of a bride and groom,
atid crowned with a wedding low.

- For her marriage the bride chose a
charming gown: of white satin with
necessories to match, nnd carried a
bouquet of white Hlac and yellow tul-
ips, .-Miss Aleza Dodd. as bridesmaid.’
was. gowned in pale green organdie,
and her honquet . was ‘ecamposed of
maure lilacs and tulips. :
of the bride was attired in a dress of

“The. bride was given in marriage by
her grandfather, Mr. Charles Dirham
aud the goom was attended by Mr.
Stanley Brooks of Terrace.

held in honor of the heppy couple and
the festivities were continned until the
sim. camé over the mountains, when
‘the bride and-groom left for Terrace
where they will reside.

, The municipal fire hall is being fit-
toa up for use of the library board,
eae

Forest Branch men started, towards
the end of the week, to build a new
forestry” office’on the lot immediately
east of the picture house. “As the for-
‘estry garage is on. the back end of the
Tot the new building” will complete the
unit, 7

‘

. MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvements
' NOTICE
Tenderfoot, Dakota. and. Vimy Min-
eral cinims, situated in Omineca Min-
ing Division of Range 5, “Coast District
Loeated on Kleanza ‘Mountain,, one
mile south of Kleanza creek Bridge ©
Take notice that I, Frederick Nash,
of Terrace, B.O,, acting as agent for
Frnest Victor MeKague in Trust, free
miner's certificate No, 62547D,. intend,

spply to the Mining Recorder for. a
furtificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant
of the above claims -

‘And further take notice that action,
uuder section 85, must be commenced
before the issunnee of such Certificate
of Improvements -

Pated this 26th day of May, 1935,

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS

‘Valhalla, Valhalla No. 1. and ‘Val
bra No. 4 Mineral Cinimg. °° »
. Situate in the Omineca Mining Div-
‘iston of Range 5, ‘Coast District. ~
Where ‘Tocatad—on the; western ‘Slope

of Gold Mountain,

x

TAKE NOTICE that, 1
Nash. of Terxace, B. 0, acting ag agent
trust,

tend, 60 days fom the. date- ‘hereof, to"

the: above. claims.

‘under: section !BB: 62: {he Mtinéral Act

The. mother] 7

silk crepe, with a jacket of brown Jace |.

_Following the marringe a dance was)

28-26 |.

“Prete f ,

apply to the : ‘Mining: Recorder for al,
Cerfifica ta. of. Improvements for the! ?
purpose: of obtaining Crown Granta’ of

Will vou try our Bread and’
Buns?

~ Standing orders shipped _
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.

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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travelle:s Sample Rooms
P. 0. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

L$

Rough Lumber

lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-jo
Ete. .

Shingles Mouldings,

PRICES ON APPLICATION

No. 2 Shiplap

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R. W. RILEY, Phm. B.
Terrace

Rexall Fly Kil .
Oil of Citronella, ete.

Fishing _ Tagkle.

- Rods, Reels, Lines and ‘Flys
All ney stock.

ICE CREAM—Our Own Make

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‘Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop.

Taxi . “lruckine.. “Delivery

Coal and Wood

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‘Ford Cars
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- Fred ‘Na sh.

Re c bene survey"

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ance 0) “stich: Cortitiente of. Tmprave-

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