tert

. ton by aotor,
“part of the road was in splendid con-

‘day where she met her sister and the
- fumily who were enront from ‘Ottawa

TERRACE, B.C:, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81999 = |:

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Commissioners

| Held Regular

The annual mecting of the Hospital : Eleven aerée lot near Terrace for sale
Board will be held‘in the Blue Room
of the Veteren’s Hall on Friday even-

ing, May 10th at the hour of 8 o’elock.
The public is invited to attend § ~ 45-2¢

Mrs. Wright of Albany, N. Y. arriv-
ed last Wednesday to visit for a time
with her brothers T, J, and W.'Kirk-

“patrick, At Vancouver Mrs. Wright
ws joined by her niece, Miss Ran-
_ some whe accompanied her to ‘Terrace
for a few days, a

John Couture spent 0 few days in
Terrace enroute to‘his mining property
at Kallum Lake He has beeu in Seat-
tle during the winter.

The local young people tendered a
farewell dance to Stanley Brooks in
the, G.W.V,A, hall ‘on Tnesday night,
There was a good attendance and an
enjoyable evening was spent.

Mrs, Ardagh returned to Terrace. on
Wednesday last from South America
where she spent some time with her
husband.

I. D. Judson was a business visitor
to Prince Rupert last week.

The local he-nien tested out the wa-
ters at Lakelse Lake last week and ‘of
course predicted them nice and warm.

Mr, and Mrs, & N. Kirkaldy ente-
tained at dinner on Wednesday night
in honor of Stanley Brooks who has
fone to Vancotyer,

J. B. Agar sold a new Pontine coupe
to Dr, Brummett last week.

T. Young received word last week
of the denth of his brother In Vancou-
yer. The deceased arrived in B. ©, in
1898 and has resided in Vancouver o
fsymbor of years. ’

Mrs, (. Duncan was hostess at a tea
on ‘Thesday? afterncon at which she
was assisted by Mrs. Brumimitt. On
Weilnesilay evening she entertained at
bridge, there belng six tables. ‘he
prizes were won by Miss Pillsbury and
ht. Cory while O. T Sundal got the con-
sulation. There was also a. gnessing
contest and Mrs. Marintette and Mrs.
MeKenney carried off the prizes,

Jones Gill of Hollywood, Cal. and
formerly of Terrace, arrived on Friday
having made the trip os far as Hazel-
He snid the greater

dition, and all the green fields nre not
in Callfornin by any means. Central
TB. C. still looks good to him,

Mixx Pillsbury ‘of the local school
staff, went us far us Dorreen on Satur-

to Prince Rupert to visit for a time
hefore going to Japan where Mr, Kee-.
leyside will ussume the position ‘of
secretary to the Canadian embnssy.

8. N. Kirkaldy is having the. Interior
of his home decorated and the carpen-
ter work coffipleted, | He ts also mink
ing several improvements to the yard.

Mr. Gregg, naslatant district forres-
ter, who has been making a tour of
the district, spent the: week end in. ‘Ter-
race. He was aecompanied on ‘hig trip
by Mrs, Gregg.

2 ne anon

'paly of pillow cases as a token of ap-

many " friends, .

und were attended by a goodly num
ber of members and friends. ‘The juy
enil choir sang
Chasch ‘ou the HL”

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pert wes n guest for a few days of R
i. McIntosh at the.“Crossways.”

Thursday Inst. '

visitor here on ‘Thursday.

'| Wednesday last.

as far as it goes.
working. on it, one at this end and one
at the Usk end.
for traffic this fat. ° _.

The W A. of St. Matthews church is
preparing to insta? pews in the church
Most of the ‘moeny has been provided
by friends in England and Winnipeg
and also by Capt. and Mrs, Colthurst.

“The warm weather of the past sweek
has decidediy advanced the growth of
vegetation. The cherry trees are now
in bloom ond the other fruit trees will
follow fast. .

John MeRae was up from Prince Ru-
pert for a few days on business.

L. H. Skinner of Copper River ‘has
purchased 2 Chey. coupe from the lo-
eal agent, J. B. Agar. There are a
lot of new cars in the district this year
and heaple seem to be prosperous,

 etkoll

PRESENTATION TO MRS. HANEY

A Timber of the members of the
Wonzn's Institute met’ at the home of
Mrs. Tt Taney on Friday ev ening last
and presented her with .a. ‘handsome

precintion: of hev faithful service as
secretary, Afrs. Haney will be much
missed in imusfeal circles where she
was always willing to give of her tal-
ents to-the enjoyment of the citizens,
She was.a favorite artist both in enter-
tainments and church music. Mrs.
Haney left Wednesday for Smithers
and was there joined later in the -week
by Mr, Haney and Stanley Brooks who
motored from Hazelton and then con-
tinned thelr journey: by car to Van-
conver, “ Mr, Haney was yard foreman
at Little's mill for a number of years
and he and his wite lenve behind them

INTERNATIONAL PLANE
— *NO STOP?

cheap,....$300,00 or best offer before
June 15,..Apply A, Schwager, 1686
Suitter St., San Francisco, Cal. - 45-3

auiiversary services were held, in St.
Matthews chureh on Sunday evening

“The ' Little White

Judge F McB. Young of Prince Ru-

BH. Campbell of Usk was in town on
C. Marsh of Quesnell was a business
Juck Hoar was down from ‘Usk on

The Copper river bridge is almost
completed. A. Carr and his gang have
finished the approach from the south
side and expect to have the rond open
to the old Usk trail in a couple of
weeks. The road is in good condition,
There are two gangs

It should be ready

Minutes of the Board of Commis-
sioners held in the Municipal Hall on
Thursday, May 2nd, Commidor
Gordon presiding, and there belng also
present Comm, Little and the Clerk

meeting held on March 2ist,, and on
the motion of Commr. Little they w were
adopted.

aA. letter dated 6tn of April, fram the
Superintendent of Lands was read im-
itating that the local parks were al-
ready in the possession of ond adminei-
sterable by the Commissioners, The
letter specified the park land in D.
360 but made no mention of that in
D. L. 361, and on motion of Commr.
Little it was ogreed that the clerk
write the Supt. and inquire about the
status of the park in D. L. 801
A letter. dated April 8th. was read
from the Provincial Health Officer en-
closing copy of the report of analysis
of water from Powderhouse Creek.
The report stated that the water was
of good quality, free from dnuimal con-
tamination and practically free
from decomposed vegitable matter,
The letfer was recelved. and ordered
to be acknowledged.

A letter from the Comptroller of
Water Rights re application fees was
received.
The Clerk submitted drat plans of
oecupied by the municipality in connec-
the area proposed to be taken in and
tion with the collection and storage of
water at Powderhouse Creek, and on
‘tthe motion of Commr. Gordon, it was
agreed to send same on for registera-
tion. ;
The Clerk reported the admission of
a resident of the municipality of Pr-
ince Rupert General Hospital (Mrs. E
Hunter) The report was received.
A cireular letter from the Canadian
Social Hygiene Council re. county hea-
Ith unites was Inid on the table.
“Accounts ‘were on the motion of
Commr, Little passed for payment a-
mounting to $193.83. ‘
After discussion it was agréed on the
motion of Commr. Gordon to pay: the
principal sum of $2,000 to the owner
of the. water system according to a-
greement.

‘The Clerk asked !f anything was to
be done with regard to having a “clean
up”, week in town, and it was-declded
to enll for a general clean-up from
May 6 to Moy 11 and to leave the ar.
rangements in the hands of the Clerk,

.

Mrs. Kirkaldy’s
Ice Cream

Parlor is now equipped with the
modern Frigidair which means

Better Ice Cream

Business Meet!

The Clerk read the minutes of the|’

SPRING TONICS
Wampole’s Grape Salts Extract of Sarsaparilla
Nyal Blood Purifier

Drugs Stationery Confectionery Jewellery
Toilet Articles Ladies Hand Bags Purses
for Men Pipes, Tobaccos Cigars and Cigarettes
Birthday Cards

‘Victrolas and Victor Radios

R. W. RILEY TERRACE, B. C.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

' LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER Price List

Rough Lumber... ccc. ccccseseececeeuncs ..-$18.00 per M 7 |

Shiplap .... ... cece cece eeecsccvsecssrecse 22S"!
Sized Lumber ............cccccccacecccesce 2250 °"

Finished Material .... ..............40.00 to 65.00
Shingles..,..................,.from $2.50 te $5.00 per M-

Prices subject to change without notices
Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

een PPP ODER DD- PPO de

Steamship and Train Service of

Sailings from Prince Rupert for. Vancouver Vic-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each
Thursday and Sunday, 10.00 .

For Stewart and Anyox, Welnesday, and Satur- 3
day at 4.00 p

Por North and § South Queen Charlotte Islands, :
fortnightly. ° —

= PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Eastbound—Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 3.08 p. m.
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.52 a.m, -

tae Fe or Adlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent oF
ER. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

E. T. KENNEY

General Hardware Terrace, B. Cc.

‘

- Paints,

Crockery. |

Building and Wall Paper
Qils, Bricks, Cement, Lime Furniture
. Gasoline ‘ \ Builders Hardware Tinware |

Prompt attention given to Mait Orders, Give ag a try,

Agent Massey, Harris Co., Ltd.

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Always Pure Always j
Fresh .
We want you to try it. Its good

the first one urrived some years ago. |’
Today it is nothing to flop around in
the nir ‘and visit Points. that 2 few
short years ago would not. be thought

VILLIAN OF SEA TALES IN CAN: |

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caught amnudity. on’ “the Pacitic Coast: :
for instance, the... eatch totalled ‘S85T
hundredwelght in: 1928, .. Some of these

ot _ -| fish are -daten by Orientals the - others
Ottawa, May 7—Oetopus figure 48 fare used. tor Balt: co

ADA’S FISH CATCH

the. Hazelton landing. ‘field last week
did not stop “put continued: on to ‘Ea-
monton. There have been’ sonie ‘Won- :

” uf

attommers ow

The ‘Wane from ‘Alaska oxpected at

.The I. 0, 0. i and Rebekat Joa

derfnl improvements: in. -planeg sine

‘without weeks of preperation. ond

conversation” There. ts talk of one or
‘more privately © owned . ‘Planes —
purehased la another ‘season. or. two...

" Departitient of. ‘Marine ‘and. Fisheries a 2

being |!

the villians in. many a sea story, but
they algo figure in the more ‘prosaic
atatiaties of the Canadian Fishery. Re-| |
ports: of the. Fisherfes Branch ‘of. the

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