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Runnin ee aE ‘The vga ewe of ‘the. Terrive
_, Travellers Bample Roos "A fand District Hoard ‘of Trade was held
P. 9, Box 5. Filephone, ow Toesday night 1a the nontetpal ball
ee It was recomibem}ad that the execuiire|:
L Martin, Prop... | [or "te anenctated boards of trafe, for

. | [Central B. ©. meek as-no0n an pouattite
wT and urge actlon leaking ta the wie-of

; Tee atts available labor along the “Rkeous hlzh
ons way.

| Agar’s care.

; The retipidg president 3. K, Gordo
_ Bring your car in for a Jenve a tatk, polating ont the diffival
" Complete Overhaul tles of conducting the uxcantsation
during the past’ year. mul, exprenaing
hin appreciation of the’ waurk of Ube!
peetetary, N. Bberwineil, ‘
The pecretaty. gave q very emnpieté
report of the yearn artivitles,

All rep in ebrefully made
In nominating officers for the com:
Oil an * Full stock of. ing year Mr, Gorton deciinat to’ nt
“parts, ‘tires ete, Inv bis nome to he pot op. Phew ar,
a eo Burnett won-elated, H. King war
‘General Motors Agent elected vice preddent and X- Sherwood
— — jwon, smanimewly reelected as Kocte.

|tary and G. Heveriice an treamirer.

“| ‘The eouncit waa farmed with the fol-

‘ald vhriremns etate,-

* Hnring. mewbere:—W. Av Kirkpatrick
Teac mil Stock of. Re Ee ae Le Perse tr
Fo Nash, George Little, T. Turner er.
; 3: Couture of Kalum Take, Capt, Jibu]9
{7 ARlman.. nf Lyk ant Ae x. Wilon of

— a 2. Rema
No. 3° Shijplap an. ds foken af the blab: edteom fp
Loe - No 3. Pl which the retiring preddeut wan beld
S48 commeen dimension and Ne. 1 Ship: |by the organization, and an enme men
: wp : sire of appreciation fer the lung anit
. | faithful service rendered. the board by
Ne. 1-Flnlsh, Siding, Flooring, V-lelnt |y ic, Gorton, he wan elected. a9 per:
_ uo Rie. hmanent honorary president.
coe, 4 ‘ he wonld: arrange to have ihe tarlow
PRICES ON APPLICATION conimittees: appointed. ready ‘for: the
a. next monthly meeting of the council.
oe . A: resolution was amc vexprensing
we : : «. |the appreciation of the. board. for thr
Ged, Little Terrace, B.C. Joan of the aintcipaY ball” for “the
. — a monthly meetings “A dlxcursion arnse
. bn the matter of protectian and teediug
rot the pheaeants in the ares, &! and It

YORK HOTEL wheat to selected “perwone in: iho div
Vanceuver, B. C.
The House of Comfort

birds over until the mow. has gone.-
tt wan alen declled to renomment

The new president Xnontred that :

whe’ dechded to-make a distribution of the whistle while Mine. Kerr wan, att

trict, thin to be Tae In ciersing the -

» $BARACE near peers
|Wask. Game Puta: Bare, r] Saterday
_ Nagata Lest ‘te: ‘Nilleame

—

 Terrnce. AML fitare havkeetatt teu
took: vietury- frow the ounbiued Taw
Arwjol and Copper. Cliy team on Kut-
orday night. the score being 87 to 2A
<The: prise Kot. away to a frist nik a
oth ‘dart and: a nomber of peaultiex
were bandel out by the referee, Orv
Kenney, | and” By © - Nebint: “Perey
Kennaly. ‘at “Vaunradol waa put aut of
the maue-and Percy Gindstune tis,
his place. The local arou worked"ih
ball under for nearty every abot. ne
ihe points thet count. Clarenre Ma-
ehael and Keury Kerr ay gourds gut
the rebounds. and: ‘fed the | forwarde
with acedirante panned mntll at halt
Ume the adore stood 18 to 9. In thr
wecond half Vansredol_ put Clarke ;
ceqtre ‘and thy xeemal to be a ga:
nave abd they got a gooilly nonilyer
counts, When the. prewure got u It.
tle tuo strong for the local tea Fred

with. three piore, placing a Kife mur-
ghy- to, the credit, of: Terrace.- lanyd
Jobiipton gt - eft forward did’ some

a pair: of baskets. While the score
was well is favor of Terrace it wan on-
ly a0 #8 @ remilt of the boys belng én
thelr. toes, fran’ .*tart.to finish, ngd
they wound vp with a henithy regard
for the visltors. Following the Kean
a dance.was given ani over a-bupdred
quexts. were present. A return Funw
will be played in the near fyliire, aan.
it in expected to Le full of life.

The Ahuirp-shoating Tilllenms wore,
énongh baskets’ to delent the Hicks '
the preliminary ime by a good mar:
ein, It was an off ‘Hight for the Hicks
bat fhe girls fought. hand to. atem. the
short anappy’ passing attacks ‘of the
opposing forwards. © The-sure shots of
Beagle Moore put , the. gue on Tee in
the firet half. Harty Ef handled.

the. gong.

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_ NEW-OFFICERS INSTALLED <

Phomas opened up and “netted four]!
‘tal dent, with: Harry - Lyona folluwing: prosect in.which the fraition can only

nice Noor work and’ faade a lot of op who ure comparatively youthful, but
eniogs for bis team besides collecting hen a man of over 70 vets vot to how

We ei be aad t to

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wee you allagain ot een, °

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W. BK Lindsay

_, Termce |

At the same sold stand

AAR LIAN IU SNH

3t tuken a uan of vinton to atert a

expected after. a number of years,
Boch n_ boxintws as growing nursery
tock In “tually. undertaken’ by men

a clearing out of the forest and there
undertake such ‘work one cannot oon:
clude: bué What bis splrit ty young in
pits af his ‘spparent years, - =.

fitch a: man was ‘Chories : William
Tarker who was lali to rest the other
day on an etainence near Terrace. Mr
Parker was nearly &) yearn of age

Late Charles W. ‘Parker: a
Was a Man ot Vision and.

Wasa Strong Character

develop straing of fruit, “trex, roe
bushes, and other shrubs particularly
adapted to the climatic conditions.
He became a member of the Baril
enltaral “Boclety’ of Minnesota, .
with this source at. information fae
able to keep abreast’ of the latent
findings of bis craft; He. was slweyu
especially anxious to produce strat
of-trees autted to withstand the rigorr
of the-climate, and: in the course of bir
work subjected the plants to teste Jn
excess of what they might expect
when they reached bis customers. Hi |
roses went through the! winters onmie

when he parsed away, having been
born In Trare, Cornwall, on April 8,
1844. Asa youth he followed the sea,
_[bot: Bie ploneering spirit Bought a dif-
ferent channel of expresalon and he
soon left the ocean for mechanical oL-
Jectiven._ Asa youth he was an expert
swimmer, aud durtog-ofe reacon- won
a-large number of prixes, and with the
fouds this ce he _ ecurelt (be
training he dexirey .

He enriy renlized ‘that hia: work wae
tu le gat merely routine tnt of: nu in-
ventive inture. When in bia ‘eurly,
Qa he moved tothe Ualted Rettes

and Cherry Service -- thit the bowndary between the est] + Rt
: ern and western: game districts be -vet . Laikelee Tadge. Ne. 33. L41.0.F.. aid
e-, at puratted 120, west of Shona, the |Meuntain View Batne Nu, 47. Rela

Extremely Low

Hey to an ent.’

New Winter of Tr was decked. owing " it
¢onditions, wet ta sponsor (¢ wren
Rates: - banquet this year, .
2 can mary Tren BATE Before adjournment avute! of thivinkr
. "evtiet PMT to Che rethrig. affivers ‘nal
DAILY § 1.50$- 2 00.  Laeinbers “of the emuell for their sire

MONTHLY 25.00. 30,00: sheen during the yunt year.
“-#UL OUTSIDE ROOME antl

lirluging the lirexent aioe adtunl

kabs, “Bet thelr, Jotnt Soxtallation uf
affleen an Monday night in'the late
fous, The new officers ave:
Lakilse Lankso--N2 G.. Vernon: tlhe ,
“]¥. €8, Iter. Tl, T. Allen: Rey, Sec. T.
B. Brooks: Fin. Sec. B. WMatucaul +
treavurer, Jamert Hiith,

Mountain, View Laie. A. Miew
¥. McInnes: V..G.. Mbo Betty: Ander:
win: Rec. Hee. Mra 3. BK Bracke:
Fin, ‘S66. AU Fake wee

-mysane in few nrer, Mra. W.-C, Aparkes.-

veg aren, apcekbateads GE) caries sends ky (arty (Phir ‘wieaun
Free Garage 7 Tan fin the district thie week.
2h te " IN PROBATE
i the eon acane ore: hy THE SUPREME COURT ror prt-|- .

: an tionally . TEE COLUPEBIA 7

roonts. exeap yr

‘large and nates proof. N RE ‘MATTER OF THE “ADMIN-
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Write For Hivatrated Fatdsé,

THE YORK HOTEL .
“+, Vancouver, B.C." Take notice that by. andy, of His
Jonor F, Mel, Young the 8th day. of

"EG dewshton Manan .

i me =e =

xecntor, of the estate of Robert Car-

tals pgainst the sald estate are here-

y reqaired to furnish name, properly
‘fritied, to me an-or before the Sst.
Yay of. Jannary, A.D,, 1083, and all

Terrace Notes

3ERT CORLETT, DECEASED | e

CARD oF THANKS:

Mr W. Hippedey whihex tae
press her: slicere, appreclution uf the
moby kindness sxbown hee and for

THE the sympathy expressed in her recent
eet ma Ko- hereuvement. and. fer the floril tre

Dates rent. aut of Fenpert for ber Tate
father, Sol - .

Every, one Ib Termes in tithing of
ter! ioe rey, antl the debitars who are

Sovember, AD. 1982, 3 was appointed jofiy to alkenes the wubject tn pubic |

whortly will’ heed ta know whar they

ett, 1, and all: parties having rire ‘tolling about. if they whih m met

by! the: hecklers.

oe

“yte, mml Maw A, Wilktnadn ave at
hone aguin after an extended rialt In

Mr, an ar, J. K, Gordon left Inst unrties Imlebted to the estate are re- Hmilthere and Bulkley. Valley. ints

week for the “sth, After stapping pired to nay the ataotint of thelr. in
af Vaneonver wnt Honltle they will jure Teliteddnens to me forthwith.

eved to Californin whore they will yu!

In the winter.” Mr. Gorden hus not E. 'T. Kenney,
heen enjoying the beat -nf health of . Execator,

A coon ‘culvert has heen Inutatlert in
the rond orommd the first rock point
guing to the Bkeena River bridge. This

 eérrace; B.C. [14 1. plnce that bas been very: dange-

Inte at bbe télends-fiape the | cont

Pete eninge with restore Lila to hf dated the 2nth day of Deeomber, .

ATL, I: +

rors every winter owing to the fornt-

8892 thon of amite 1 a glaedor.

and there for the flret thne «trick bls
stride. anid mmome his inventlons wae
the: fir. sere making inachine to be

p urketed, nud ulna one: of: the flirt

harvesting niavhinedt-to rednve the la-
thor of min, He heeame Interested fn
‘the mechanles of torpedia and. biten-
‘duced. certala” improvements. this. par-
tientar. phane.of bis work briticing hin
lack to England. when with Mewes.
Qreenwoul & Batley of Yorkshire. be
wre engited in testing these iniry-
nents of war for rome yeaTe. |

Jia next: pove., this Hing, on Jeemint,
af hiv henlth, waa t6., "Sigoter: Avhere,
dooklug ontitoor “occupation, he flredg-

“Lert the avatern for minute gorms of life i

there he mounted! on microscople wiles
aa rocured. and for some years he lec
tured on microscopy in that city. Dur
ing this perix) he was’ connected with
the cnrater of the Exeter mvienm and
with many of the tendtne eefentints of
the tine.

It wus white be. red In Exeter that
he wurrin] Elixabeth-Trake. and two
‘oughiers, were born by this - anton,
oe predoveriaing Bini, nat one now Ilv-
ing in ‘Perrace:”

Eighteen niuety one raw Mr.-Parker
neain croing e@ Atiantle, this Aime
enrmite to Manitoba, then rapidly com-
ing to the. fore as the prairies opened
up as the rranary of the Bopire. For
alx yearn he Hved at Yirden {1 that
province, and in 1807. he took up land
in Danphin in the rame province. He

-[remained there until 1610° when he

mored west once more ta the Valley
of the. Skeena and located near Ter-
race.

- Gardening and nurkery work ‘appeal
ed to him. and enrving out. a clearing
in the teary tintber ho procveded td

ched.. If they dlad he felt that he was
not running. the risk of purchasers be-
ing. disappointed, if on the other hand
they survired, be hed the satiafaction
of having the bushes that would mu
ceed without pampering. \

One more change came, when hes war
$2 years of age. Not satisfied with
the rate of growth on bia plantation
on a bench some distance above thr
titer level, he proceeded ta leay (hr

hearty timber from « ple ‘gf land a —

lot closer to the water. Here, with a

xhimp muller and other machines he _.

made himeelf to: save bis rtrength br
procesded to remave the remains ‘oi
the forest alantre that be might hove
laud more suited to bis needs.
Three.reara ago he sutfered a etroke:
and since then he has spent bis tine
partly with bis daughter, and the Inst
nine monthy in the hospital at Hazet.
ton. On Jannary 9th he parsed awnr.
quietly, after a life replete ‘with
achievements. One of the outatandlair
eharneteriation of the mano war ‘hia
youthfainess, Many called hin “A
young old man.” Hig spirit and ont-
look on Jife, defied, jhe advanglog yeirr
and. bis. mind, Kas,eT@", ‘alart for., the

latest.advances in hls work and In the . - -

affairs. of the world.
‘The funeral of Charles Wiillam Par. |

ker washed from the Knor Tnited .. na

Church on Wednesday. afternoon, Rev
i. T. Allen conducting the services at’
both the’chureh and .the gravesite
The pall bearers were J. K, Gordon, W
Ungerer. T. J. Kirkpatrick, 0. Metz.
K. Olgon- and J. Felber. ‘.
“Reports: renched town: on ‘pridny a:
m. that the receot heavy ralue bad un-

fermined the West bit north of town |

and a .gang of men were sent- ant. fo
make repair.
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‘The P. W. D. snow plow has ceninte-
ted clearing the road to Lakelse and fz
new working towards.Kolum Lake. .”
‘At the two torkey shoots pnt on br
George Little during the Yolldaya a.
zmall amount waa added to the valve -
of each bird and the fands thus sceqm |
minted have been turned over to the
Terrace Rod and Gun Clad for the
purchase of wheat with which to feed
the local phenennts,

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_ here i is Pleasant.

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