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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY. APRIL 23,-1926

SP.T.A. Heard
Doctor; School |

The regular monthly meeting
£ the Parent-Teacher Association
fof Kitsumgallum School was held
Mon Wednesday evening, the 14th,

Zin the school, One of-the largest
attendances on record was pre-
msent. , |
| Following the completion of
Zordinarvy business, a committee}
fwas appointed to manage the].
B work of beautifying the school
ierounds. Mrs. E. J. Moore, C.
fH. Thomas, G. H. Griffin, and J,
@ McLaren constitute this commit-
tee. Trees will be planted. and
Bother improvements made.
It was decided to hold the re-
Ba maining meetings uf the year in
Mthe schoolhouse, instead of al-
i ternating with a meeting in town.
m At the close of the business
meeting Dr. R. G. Large gave a
Me very interesting and instructive
mm address on the importance of
See health in the pursuit of happi-
me ness, which, he stated, was one
i of the fundamental aims of life.
fam The speaker laid particular stress
Mee on the necessity of preventing
fee disease and ill-health, and out-
me lined simple ways in cleanliness,
me and care of the teeth, nose and
ee throat, which, when neglected,
fe undermined the health.
ae 60s Mrs. R. Haney delighted those
me present with two vocal solos, and
eee Dr. Large also was heard to ad-
= vantage in two vocal numbers.
ma 6 The serving of supper by the
ma refreshment committee concluded
a the meeting.

f 6S. A, Davis was at Kalam Lake
+} last week, and spent several days
looking into mining ‘prospects.
I, H. Jones, of Vernon, was a
om cuest atthe Terrace Hotel early
ae in tne week.

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visitor to Prince Geore during
the week.

Mr. and Mrs, T. E. Brooks ar-
rived from Hutton on Sunday
night’s train and are . visiting
relatives in town.

Mrs. Robert Christie has re-
turned: from a two-months’ stay
in the East, whither she went in
search of health. Her many
many friends are glad to see her
so mich improved. She was ac-
companied home from Dunster,
B.C., by her son, John, who was
visiting an uncle there during
her absence.

R. E. ‘Allen, of the Vanarsdel
Lumber'Co., was a business visi-
tor early in the week.

P. S: Bonney, district forester,
of Prince’ Rupert, was in town
over Sunday and Monday in the
interests of his department.
Olof Hanson, of Lake Kathlyn,

of this week.
The Ladies’ Guild of the United

gratified as the result of the sale
of fancy and useful articles and
home cooking which they held in
the Chureh Hail on Saturday.
Practically everything was sold
and realized $119.

Mrs. C. L. Giggev, who has
been a patient in the Prince Ru-
pert hospital for a few days, -is

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TouRIST © LUMBERING
‘RESORT... , 24 MINING
Hor Springs TERRACE HorTICULTURE
C. R: Gilbert was a. business{ Issue Bonds For Property

|nary meeting of the Kitselas

was a caller during the early part

Church have every reason to feel

Usk, April. 22.—An extraordi-

Mountain Copper Co., held in
Vancouver recently, authorized
the directors to make a bond
issue, for the purpose of devel-
oping the Cordillera property,

Usk. The trusteee appointed to
handle this is.the General Ad-
ministration Society. Plans are

which is situated ‘one mile below $.

“Steamship Sailings

FL sailings from pratce RUPERT for VANCOU-
VER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and ptermediote,

"STEWART and ANYOX.,.... _WEDNESDAY, ‘SATURDAY, 100 p p.m, en co
"Ror VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS ottighely Mall

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PASSENGER. TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BC. an
- PASTBOUND— Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, | 11, 57 p.m. |
WESTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 38. 00° am. . a

For Adantic Stesmship Sailings or further information wooly, toany Canadian Navan! Agent a
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, Bo. :

now being tormed to start active
operations shortly, and these will

ble daiaatladl ps al

call for the stoping out of ore
and the prospecting of the veins
to block out more tonnage. The
small-scale work carried on so
far, consisting of-drifting on the
south drift, has disclosed a large
mineralized vein earrving visible
gold, and this showing is greatly
encouraging to the operators.

Usk

Skeena’s Industrial Centre

aries

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menvinsenmertnet

John Willman has : returned
from the East, where he had

GEO. LITTLE: Terrace, BC.

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been on ‘business, ‘
Jean Terrien. is visiting his:

brother in Prince Rupert. »
Elizabeth Lowrie, eldest daugh-

for Prince Rupert. \.
George Kitselas, leader of thé

much improved to the point of
being able to return. home this

week,
John Couture, of Kalum ‘Lake,
was a week-end, visitor in tcwn.

The reduction of admission tar-
met with approval and response.

show on Saturday evening. —

_ MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.¢.L.S._

TERRACE, B.C.

Svunvevs Turovanour Cenvran B, ©,

iff at the Terrace Theater has

A record attendance saw the

W. McDonald. who has: spent
the past twé years in the south-
ern States, arrived last week to

Shamrock:. Orchestra,
guest of honor at a farewell dange
on Saturday night. He isleaving
shortly for the south.

G. H. Hayward, of Edmonton,
was in town last’ week in the
interests of the Canada Products
Co.’s mill. , Manager A. Hi Ed-
wards is at at present. convales-
cing in Edmonton after the acei-

The company. has its‘ men putting

1 LUMBER MANUFACTURER - oe oy

, . LUMBER Pace List oe
Rough Lumber. :.......... eveeenca ves eee s 18,00 per M
" Shiplap...5 wees cece eee tees veceteseeeenees 2250“
‘Sized Lumber ...0.... 0. ccc seeecewnentenes , 22.50. *
Finished Material... ..........--> 40,00 to 65.00 ©‘
Shingles. .0..+.seeveeseee ers from $2:50 to $5.00 per 1

’ Prices subject to change without notiea |
Orders filed at short notice. ‘ “Mill running eontinadusly

Prices of Moulding, ate. 0 on application

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie, left

‘was , the}

dent here which. caused serious -
injuries to the tendons of: hig leg. |’

Your Sheep Deserve Attention >

sheep wart Wt spa edes eran wt “tae

trifle over seven pounds per head and
brought well! over a $100;00 or a total

t fav cu at ween

- As time goes -n, progressive farm-

visit. his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. McDonald, ‘and: his sister,
Mrs. A.C, Head. _

Mrs, 0. T. Sundal entertained

' J. K, GORDON TERRACE

the members of the Ladies’ Guild:
of the United Church at her home
on Thursday, the 15th, to meet
Mrs. (Rev.) ‘W, Allen, Refresh-
ments were. served by the host-
ess, who was assisted’ by Misses

, Proprietor British Colamhia .
AP oe ti se AP an Perse D

7 3 | Andrews, Mallott, and Dobb,

Spring Mediciries’ gals:

Na-Dru-Co Cad Liver Compound,

R. Ww RILEY, PE, Pam =

THE TERRACE. DRUG STORE.

arilla Compound.. After that'cold take

Flower and Garden: Seite! A good Belociion
ICE oR AM: ‘AND: SODAS, Now READY oR You"

‘Blood’ Purifier, ‘Riley's ‘Hixtract’ of”

or ‘Nyal’s ‘ar Wampole! 8 ‘Greophos, :

ae

wit

thé mill plant in shape ready to
start sawing about’ the first of
the month. uo ’

turned to Usk after her trip East.

raphy of Usk ‘in ‘the vicinity of
the Hotel Shackleton.
wreckage was cleared away" * fole|
lowinga bombardment last month
by a: stumping. crew, .agricultur-
|ikte moved into action, and now’
a. pastoral geene “Of: ‘well-tilled Boil
presenta _ itself, :

Mrs. E.. M.. ‘Whitlow has’ re-

A great change in‘ the topog-

‘instead: ‘of the

(After the

“ean be made ready for market.
‘June and. when the wool is harvested
and. sold in ‘June and July,.this rev-.

s oii from

ers are placing a higher valuation on

‘the variety of sheep they raise and
‘the care they are given. It is: gener-

ally realized that a sheep raiser se-
eures two crops per year—the ambs
and the. wool. All indications point
‘to a, well sustained ‘price for lamb

‘and mutton due to the fact that cone.

sumption has at list overtaken pro-+
duction . and: prices ‘being paid for

wool, mutton and lambs are, even

how, most Inviting. =~

Compared: ‘with: other five: stock,
-sheep ‘ raising provides: a ‘profitable
souree of, cash income. Barly lambs

enue is received :at .@-seagon: when

‘most needed by the average farmer.
‘There are many instances-where farm.)
flocks: of ;  phee|
1 oub.of debt

‘have: kept farmers

moaned #6 Bivibe which h when. mar-

‘pound or or 8: oa Ms t ROLE BT The svool | ‘di

1.0n @ instance, 50.éwes:

at 16e'per|.

8: ‘60, ewes ‘averaged: a

of almost $800.00 from: the. flock. ot
only BO ewes. | - -

Such a harvest, however, ig, ‘not’
possible ‘without areturn’ by the.

owner. He, must lay the foundation .

by securing a desirable ram and must.

have good basic value in the breed: of Me
sheep he is: raising: cee eee

While.there are. more: than 1 LBB.
000 shearable sheep in Canada, only -

approximately 29,000 are’ purebred.’

Annually the number of pure-bred:

sheep increase- in‘ proportion to the:
-by | total.-numberof-s

favorable. indication for a continuance:
‘of ‘quality: for ‘years to come.: The
sleep, owner “realizes that.only: on”

quality may: he: ‘build a permanently * :

profitable ‘business in sheep raising, '
ae. close. ‘study. of breeds imost ‘suit.

able-to ‘existing conditiozis, and most’:
advanced: methods ‘of :fecding-:and

care, always : ‘carries ‘with it‘a:la:
dividend. in* results: mie ere,
(sheep deserve good. tterition

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