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' ‘TERRACE, B.C.

Terrace’ N otes 7

Mine Host Louis | Martin returned
tw Termce lst Monday night from the
Ytinee Rupert. hospital. He is feeling
pretty good, but of course is still weak,

Taint, Wednesday night the barometer

jumped about three points and by noon |:

an Thursday. the weather was showing
iu decided improvement. During the
afternoon the ‘san came aut,: and spee-
titers at the ball game were more than
comfortable. At night afog settled ir
the hilis but early next morning Old
Sol was doing his stuff again and the

leen] farmers got real busy. on the hay at Vakelse Take,

crop,

ta accuinmoilite- ‘number: of men whe |
will work on the Hot. Springs road.

ting inn short stretch of road. running
np the valley fiom. the east: and of th

at Lakelge, spent the. week end in fayin
he publie works department is put. with Mrs, Geo, Little, :

Rupert are: guests of Mr. and H. A
Swain. :

family of Prince Rupert have return.
ed to Rupert. ‘after a. holiday, at the
Lake. . 3

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Frank “Clark of, Prince ‘George. war:

J, B Miller ‘of Price Rupert, speni
_ja few days’ in ‘Terrace. |

Sunday Was a day of: € bullliant sun
shine und pleasant warmth, The. ble
change in/ ‘the weather .wag most. wel.
come after a long. period of tain. "The.
people went out-to the. Lake’ in flocks
where they fished, - -swam: ‘and boated.

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Wr. Warner - is ‘bitsy “at -present in-
stalling a new telephone line along the

‘|rightofway on either side.6f the Spring

Creek bridge. Sot

Weisch were guests in town. this week.
. 7 J. Norrington arrived. from’ Ru-
pert for the week end, and with Mre.

‘|Norrington were ‘guests of . Mr, and

Mrs. XN, Sherwood.

George paid an official visit to Lakelse
Lodge on Friday. night. After the
business of the lodge. was completed
the rest of the evening was spent ‘in a
social manner.’ The refreshments in-
cluded local cherries, : cl

During the fine spell at the week
end ali the hay that was out in the
fields. was - ‘taken to -the- barns, but--s

_preturn . of the rain‘‘on Monday put: a
‘|stop to any. further cutting, :

Bill Johnston who lives along Lakel-

his farm. A mother bear and twe
cubs are often’ seen in one of his big
fields.

fortune to connect with.-9 ° cleat’ on
Thursday, during | the Hazelton-Terrage
ball. game,’ was. able to resume Wol
on Monday. . ,

Hazelton returned to Terrace Sunday
night and. has gone out to the Lake to
be with | fhe Taxis Boys in camp, ‘ .

airs.’ 8. Hiudenchiid of Prince 1 uu:
pert, ‘With, other lends, has-been nat
daying at ‘Takelse. 7

Mya: ‘Noonan and daughters of rang.
wa are guests at ‘the home of Mrs,
Bohler, , - on

Mrs. (Dr.) West of Vancouver is. al

Miss Blsle “Reid of Vancouver “who
hos spent the past month with Mrs.
Marsh fs now_a gueat.. ‘at the home of
Mrs. Greig,

Mrs, Novis Watt: ibd chitdven tet!
for thelr home fm Prince Rupert ov,
Monday last after visiting Mrs. Little

“Mise ‘maith Wilkinson of Prince Ru:

- Oni Friday morning the . equipment pert ‘artived Saturday and 4p o guest
».for a camp was sent out to: ‘Lakelse |of Miss Velma Greig.

Mra. w, B, Pulton who is sumimering

Mrs: | Sis “firqahr of Bitice “Rupert

hench. ‘The road will open’ up'a plea arrived: Thursday last.week and will

of fine farming Jand, ‘part ‘of. which 1
alvendy under eultiyattan. se

spend: the remainder of the ® month with my
her mother, here. . ore ‘

ae Seg!

"Mr. and Mrs, A. J, Galland of Prince | .

. Mr. and Mrs, Tony Christian and

registered” at the. Philbert. Hotel Wed-
nesday last week: er rn

Misses Ballinger, A. Geyan, and R.|-:

Grand Master Prank Clark of Prince

se road ‘has three steady visitors on]:

' Lawrence Greig who had the. mis-|-

Verne Hawkin, after two days at :

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guest ag M and : ‘Mrs, R. L, MeIntosh, |

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usept, #ninerals for: nae:

Here and There

Lord Nigel “Douglas-Hamilton,
"fn charge of @ party of thirty
“'Eaglish Public’ School boys, ‘who
‘Will arrive in- Montreal August 5;
‘under. his supervision,..claims that - :
_there is -no_ better, .“‘finishing.
“school” than a! tour, ‘ot this fae
ture. u . :

‘First wheat harvesting ‘reports °
‘int the Canadian West were - re-
- ported by the agricultura) depart;
‘ment of the Cariadian Pacific Rail-
. way from Winnipeg, July 23, with
“parley and rye going under . the
knife in-the Alida and Estevan
‘Subdivisions of the railway.’ The
- wheat was harvested in southern
~ Manitoba: . woe .

August will see the Season: in
the Canailan Rockies ‘at its peak
_ with the Prince of Wales Trophy, .
already bringing in- golf entries _
-:from far .and near, scheduled for
August 15-20’ and coinciding with
-this event the Indian Days’ cele-
: bration, August 19-21, which will
be attended- by. Stones; ( Crees and .
Kootenays. 4 .

Conducting five < French and
five Swiss professional men from -
Paris, France,..to this: continent,
Nicolas - Racz, of the. Paris of-
‘fice’ of the Canadian Pacific Rail-"
way, is’ visiting Toronto, Niagara
‘Falls, Detroit, ‘Chicago, Washing-.

- ton, New York, Albany, Montreal, _
Quebec, and returning to Europe. ;
on the Empress of f Britain, Aug.
ust 6. .

_ Mystery cruises, 80 popular out
of New York, Southampton and
other great ports, were ushered in
on the: British -Columbia : coast: -
with the sailing of the. coastal.
‘liner Princess Patricia, of of the
Canadian Pacific coastal: service,
to an unknown destination under
aealed orders,.recently. . Close to
200. passengers, were attracted. PY .
the trip. --

“Sutey," “red; succulent sputtalo :
steaks. grilled’ to a nicety, greeted
‘the Australian and. New. Zealand
- delegates to the ‘Ottawa: ‘Imperial
Conference as they entered the:
dining car of their. special train.
over the Canadian Pacific Rail--.
way out of Vancouver ‘recently.
The Anzacs were particularly im- |
‘pressed: by this: menu. and. pra-.
nounced it better. than ahy beef
they had ever eaten,

Governor Franklin Delano Rade
sevelt of New York, Democralia
Nominee for the Presidency, has
. for years been one of New Bruts-

- wick's most distinguished, non-
resident visitors, members of his
family annually spending several
weeks at the Roosevelt summer
home at Campobello, one of lhe
Grand Manan Island Group in
Passamaquoddy Bay. He first
’ game there as 2 mere lad back Ja

- 1895.

’ "“Anewering the call of Mt. Adsi-
’ ‘niboine, Matterhorn of the Cana-
. dian Rockies, old and. new mem-
‘bers of the: Trail Riders’ Associa-
tion, gathered at Banff July 29th
with the objective of climbing the
Jong ascent to the roof of the
world and the Alpine country of
‘the. Great Divide in. the vicinity
‘¢f the Mountain. -The ride re-
quired five days in ajl, Tweuty
American girla, summoeritig ‘at ‘tha’
Laké “Windermere: ranch, oy

among these taking pare

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NATURE'S ‘WAY TO HEALTH -

Fres "Vegetables: are Best for the Skin
Nou Love to Touch and that
; Sehant ¢ Girl: Compleetion. gy

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imposalble ‘to rite ‘sound teeth: and
strong jbone and i enjoy. get gral: Rood
health, Tt is also” known ; that without
vitamin the body “is. ‘aiabley by

even, (hie they: may’
larg it

* jmagnesium’.and sodium. All of thesc
Ja8 well as most vitamines are suppli-
‘Jed in‘ large quantities by fresh fruits
 Tand vegetables such as tomatoes, beans

peas, and raspberries, which are now
80 plentiful,

_ The prov ision of. adequate quantities
of minerals in the winter ‘diet_can alsc
be enanted: by canning and Preserving

Ta ter use.

no appreciable effect on the mineral
content, of either fruits. or vegetables.

Elsewhere in these columns will bé
fornd an advertisement of household
foods. for snle at private ‘sale ‘by Mrs
Jas. Richmond. .She.and Mrs. Ardagh

fire planning on spending the Winter ir
Vann er,

, Misses Edith Miller and Ruby Wilk

: Bxperbnent haa shown. ‘that.
. | the canning aid preserving Drocess has

| show Up.

inson of Prince Rupert. ere holidaying
at. Lakelie Leake: for a couple of weeks

HERD LAW IS WORKING

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The new herd law came intio effect
last Monday and that evening Pound
Keeper Wilkinson rounded up 7 cows
that had n....0 permission to-be wander-
ing. about the municipal limits and on
Tuesday he collected two more. Sincc
then the cattle have stayed away from

town, and the local gardeners feel that

their gardens, will be much safer in
future. One man who had his cow:
rounded’ up under took to.-take them
away without the consent of the pound
keejier and without paying the neces-
sary fees. He was invited to appear
before the magistrate, but he.failed t
He was given eight days t
wet around to see his worship and taik
things over,

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Mrs. Jas. Richmond, Terrace

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Goods and —

Chats

~All goods may be seen. from two
 to.three o’clock in, the. afternoon
~ and:seven to eight o "clock in: the -
evening. Sale now on.

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