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{ Ole. Salbrecken appeared in. the local
a police court on Friday afternoon on. a
me charge of assault. it appears that Ole
einbibed too freely one day recently,
and in his playfulness when he got to
his home he kicked’ -his wife’ and also
f, threatened to use a knife on her. ' He
was found guilty , and given 30. days
hard labor in the Tosa jail to ‘think it

over. .
s * *

Miss Doreen Willson left ‘on’ Monday
m, for Vancouver where she. will tamale
, for the winter with her. gunt,, Mrs,
6A. Roberts . an ve "

wat

Hoon Saturday night a aimber. of the
_ younger . set. Staged . a, surprise party

the eve! of! ‘her ‘départar

2 for.
The evening, was pene marie games,

‘proceedings
7 { young * people” “enthered ‘around their
q nest ant sang heartily “For She's a
. «6 Jolly Good Fellow.” °
a one
Otto Von Hess arrived from. Premier’
an Wednesday night. to spend | a Vaca-
/ tion bere, ; . |
i eae ;
‘Mrs. J. C, Bowen-Colthurst, and her’
son Theo.; left for Hazelton on Friday
“ and from there motored to Nelson and

6 then to Vancouver, . _

vp

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, 6 fishing trip to Gold creek and Mra,
| = Seott took a nine pound salmon on
* her hook and landed it all herself, It
is Fred’s opinion that he had better

as an ‘aigler is not’ to’ be ‘entirely lost.

Gold ¢ereek waters too well.
. eee ‘
Cons,’ L. Requa ‘arrived - from: ‘Prince
Rupert on Friday. to take over the
work of the Terrace detachment of B.
0. police. during the absence of Cons.

McKenney, _ _
- oe eee ,

f ror part of the week.
‘i * .

the folowing day, i
he ae

yO Varner. and Mr. and Nirs. a. Bell of!

Usk. ‘apent! Tuesday in’ town. Res
wea Fl et

on Frida yoo

WS ‘held: ae ‘the: “Lakelse.
Tull on". Saturday. night...
been in. ‘the: ‘district,’ ‘some

+ home in ‘Manitoba. wae vow? al
eer :

"Gilbert.
| sny, Ont; in the near future to ‘spend |

Mra, Mareh’s home for the school
year and Miss M. ‘Welsh who lest year
stayed with Mrs. Greig, has taken ‘a

room with the’ Michael's.
ee a oe |

" Mias Jean Dover left on Monday’ for

with her grandmother, Jean ts going
to. take 1 commercial course in - the

_Atwood, Ont., where she will stay |.

L

Mrs, Alice ‘Munro spent: jnst week
at Lakelse Lake as the guest of Mrs.
0. %, ‘Sundal and Mra.- i. L. MeKen-
ney,

ete

Mrs. Shildrick and daughter’ who
have. been south for the last two and
a half months, returned home Wednes*

_ TERRACE, B. C. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1935 °° 0" Do
‘My. and Mrs. 0. Michael have taken hich school there, day. ro =

eee :

Ideal weather has marked the past
three, weeks at Lakelse Lake. For
three, weeks. the holidaymakers ‘have

‘had, constant sunshine all day and in
‘| that time there has been scarcely a

ripple on the surface of the water.
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Have you paid your supseription yet

Mr, and Mré,‘Fred Scott had another]

try some other water if his reputation |

His.better half apparently knows the]

Mrs: B. M. Whitlow was ‘a gest. at yo
her danghter, Mrs. Fred Scott, the lat-

ite Ohristy made a. trip” “to Prince |
Inpert "on Thursday returning ‘home: _

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ‘Bethiitem,; Mra. : :

‘ Mrs.-R. ‘Adams of Usk was ‘in" town

is leaying in’ the neat “futute vo - te

Mrs. T. H, Marsh spent last. weet}

is the guest of Mrs, M. ‘Grelg and is. °
spending this. week -with “Mrs, G. R. im

She plans to leave for Lind |

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A Great t Agency of Public Service.

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fl .""" “every important centre in Canada it also serves widely. diversified and
-*" "distant areas, and in very many instances is the sole agency providing
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ee eee creating new wealth ... distributing raw and manufactured goods ...

enablidg i more employment and wages to be provided, —

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etc., its charges‘ for haulage are very low .. . Canadian railway freight

. receives’ ‘less than one cent for hauling a ton of freight one mile.

Of every dollar of revenue received the C. N. R. pays more than one half to its
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- in the course. of’ a year’ ‘over’ ‘six million‘dollars in various taxes, _.

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Will ship to any point on Jine. .

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Standing orders shipped
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All kinds of cake. Get our price.

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Fully Modern - Electric Light
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