TERRACE, B.

©. WEDNESDAY JUNE 26, 1935

About Terrace’

K. J. Moore’ left ‘on ° “Monday “for
Prince George to meet his son Tom.
ey plan to drive south from there
Bend spend some time in Vancouver and
See poiits south. '
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} Mrs. 0. T. Stndal left on Tuesday
Rfor Prince Rupert and while. there she

the North 1.0.5.4.

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Mon Tuestay and-after reaching’ the
mB cost decided to goa little farther and
Son Saturday. came a wire stating that
Bm he had’ arrived ‘In Anyox.- wt
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The Women’ 8 Auxillary of: st. ‘Mat:
thews church held’‘a very | enjoyable
pecnic At Kalu Lake on Wednesday.

Knox “Onited Chineh Giuitg: miistér-
ed 26 strong on “Phursday” aftericon
aud speut the lnlanee uf the day at
Tatkelse- Lake.» ne te!

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Ms om Duvran left Tuesday to ate
tend special sessions of Star of the
North Ladge in Prince Rupert.

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a. Thompson of Prince Rupert after |.

spending Kome (itys here returned to

the coast the middle of the week.
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Mrs. N. Moorehouse and daughter
efter spending some time with her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Kirkpat-
rick, left for her Houie in Prince. _Rup-
ert on Tuesday,

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"Alf. Attiee eft’ fo Lakelse Take on

r esidence.

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will attend the sessions of ‘the Star of |.

I. W. Riley left for Prince - Rupert |'

‘Hound lodge.

“PF ints: on. the’ Usk road,

Saturday and plans to! Spend his an-|.
mit ‘vacation’ at: his” ‘gurinier Tikeshore ;

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Miss Ethel. Moore, who has" been on
i. visit to her sister, Mis. Frank Gavin
returned to Prince Rupert ‘Thursday:
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Miss Margaret Cretien spent the Inst
week on a holidny at Lakelse Lake. .

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Frank Green. while’ working on the
Thornhill Lookout trail sustained | ‘an
eye injury from a piece ‘of flying rock.

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W. Goodwin left-for the Prince Rh.
pert hospital on Thursday, '

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Mrs. J. Durran, grand mistress of
Thorn’ Hill. lodge, No, 999, L.0.B.A.,
entertained the out of town Buests on
Tuesday at the tea hour.

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At the first birthday entertainment
of Thornhit Lodge. Mis. F. Finlay,
provincial grand mistress of the Order
was made wn honory’ member of the
When the birthday cake
was cut that duty devolved ‘on her ag
did the lighting of candle of eelebra-
tion. |

2.8.

"Reed seems to he the pr ovailing color
this yenr and the C, N. BR. depot has
token on a new coat of paint which
shawd enable the: engineers on. the
trains to know. when and where to stop

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“Dn EL D. Idle and his party of geo-
lowists have gone inte eamp at Edgar’s
From there
they plan -te wart out a considerable
section af ‘the cauntey, :

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~ Loenl anglers are getting some good
Strings of fish ut Lakelse.

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Coyeys of ‘young grouse are frequent

LOCAL SCRIBE TOOK TO HILLS

Accompanied a Couple of Claim Own.
ers up Thornhill Mountain and
-Back—Hard Work

“the local’ scribe set out last Thurs-
day to see alittle of the country and
in company with the Kirkpatrick bro-
thers, Bill and Jack, drove out to six
mile of Lakelse-road. In the rear of
the truck were several bundles of lum-
her. A few yards across the flat the
party started up the side of Thornhill
That Inmber seemed somewhat heavy
ns the boys took sundry rests along
the trail, After two hours of climbing
im eleyntion of 2400 feet was reached
und here the party branched off to
cross Olson Creek and. take their lum-
ber-to a cabin they are building . on
their mineral claims. . The party then
proceeded on to an ‘elevation of 8400
fect’ and- nge.this | “point croased:, Eliza
creek on a snow bridge. Tamch was

-]served At Fred Michaud’s eabin at.the
+ Lookout,

‘The .valley was’. shrouded
in foe and ak it rained heavily the ob-
Jeet of the xsightseer was not attained,
but the local scribe dig come to a bet-
ter appreciation of the toll men put in
in order that the ‘mineral resources of
the pr ovinee, may be developed. The
scibe also got some good wholesome
exercise which ‘unkind people have
told him he needed.

LOW WATER RECORD THIS YEAR

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Towads the end of the week. the cool
weather had n chigcking effect on the
flow of water in-the Skeena and by

ly seo throughont the district,
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Mr. and: Mys. Pret Scott returned

fram Prince Rupert on Monday.

SERA ICH REICH IC ICRI ICIOIN IIR ICR ANIC IORICE RR ICR INICIO IIIS

| Paints

_ Flour Feed |

CEKEKNN

0. T. SUN DAL Co.

Headquarters for

~ Oils
Goodyear Tires.

General Merchandise

SERIE IEC ICIEICICICIIIH ICICI CII ICICICIIEIEIC IIR ICICI ICICI ION

Varnishes.
Car Batteries

A ariware |

-E. T: KENNEY, LIMITED

General Hardware .
expeeneeneceencedceemnemncced|

wah

-Insurence.

‘Buy at-Home?!: princinal, 44
_ Tell the buying: public

you: use: these columns? . as

help bell your produce, noe

exenifecevrecenoonenit

..| three: feet.

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‘|Monday the water was down two or

So: far -this. season ..there } : -
. ather sents, is affected i ‘heat, Many

Geo. Little Terrace; B.C.

has been a good run off but at no time

{has there been anything approaching

flood conditions. George Little, on
Saturday told us, that’ according to re-
cords kept. since “1908 high water has
never, come Inter in the senson than
June 26, and if that is true this yenr
the er oRt Of -the, run off will be @-low-
er cue than.he has seen in his thirty
years, on tlhe Skeena,

MUSIC EXAMINATION. RESULTS

At the recent music examinations,
oven ta Conservatory of Music, held
ii Prince ‘Ruper t, the results, so far as
Tareeoa ts concerned ‘are as follows—-
' Blomenutary—Mary West, passed,
Tnireduetory - Grade—Audrey .Ses-
ons, honeys: Mamie Haughland, hon-
anes Shella eKemier, “pass; Thelma
Mist! ‘yiasdy | 3

An are the pupils. of Miss
Young, Terrace. ,

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J amet

ways ee ts
Rill Tohustone says that the pheas-
“nits Hhernted at his place on the La-

kelse road this spring. are doing .well
As they were kept in the- barn Some
time: until -feod: conditions fot - “good
+thoy enme te now ‘him: well,-and now
one of the edelc birds, makes. regular
eatis.
{has named his four birds—R, B, Ben-
rott. MeKenzle King, Mussoltii
Hitler,

Bill,.wwho ihas a, senge, of. humor

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Mrs I Farhquar of Surf Inlet lias

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Mies you use e the columns of tour, me

‘Local N EWSPAPER

Yous are supporting A. locat: industry: and enecivrasing the”

what you have and ‘Rive. thee price.

“OMINECA »HERALD. AND’ TERRACE, ‘NEWS ” .
Are hereto catty that: message, to the public for you,

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. Vancouver printers, will not. help bal ‘your. ‘town and community’ nor.

wnnentey heen in the Prince Rupert hos
otfal and on Monday evening:arrived
in, Lervace to spend some time with

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- The hays Around Gen, Little's mill
Reon to have. thelr: ‘OW ideas about
same ‘things,. Ong. of thelr pet aver-
{ stone: ds: Re amonstnche. For, the - past
twa! anonths “one: of | the. staff has been
envefully,, busing | au ‘promising - spect-
{man of a ‘eookle duster. After work:
tow "Mahdar afternoon a number, of: hig’
friends, eal Bat nhs, erhin | fant when
ee Bot. ‘throngh athe tin ‘Dia’: * faee

her mother, Mra. T,: Ht. Marsh. ee |

On Saturday afternoon the girls of
the Mission Band‘ of, Knox United
church presented | “Mrs, W. BR. Welch
with a patting gift: asa mark of their
appreciation of her work with thenf

for the past twa yeas,
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LOST—By Walter Wright, 2 Keys

Terace.' Finder please return to Will,
Robinson. ;

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On Friday evening the local teach-
ing staff entertained a number of their
friends to a dance.

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“On ‘Priday the local teaching staff
dispense for the summer holidays.
Messrs. Makepeace and Griffin, Miss
M. Walsh and My. and Mis. C, Mich-
aei plan to ship their cars to New
Hazelton and from there will drive
south to Vancotver. Miss Longworth
plans to Jeave for Prince Rupert on
Saturday and: proceed: to fier home in

Victoria by bont.
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WEED SEEDS ON ‘FARMS

The seais of most annual weeds
when embedded in the soil retain their
vitality several years The secds of |
the mustnrd family ai? others, when
plonghed. down. after sipening, seldom
germinate the following year, sid not
until they are brought near the sur-
face by futher cultivation. Light sur-
facé cultivation during varly fall us-
tially serves to stimulate germination
in freshly ripened weed secs. . Thus,
a considerable number of them may be
destroyed, while, on’ the other hand,
by deep ploughing the alifieulty is
shnply. deferred to sncceeding years, .
‘The Hemming ton, of Ww ree dy as well ss

kinds ‘of weed seeds, such ag some yre-
sses and mustard will germinate in the
life autumn or early ‘ppripg: wher the
soil is cold. Others, such as back
Wheat and lamb’s .quirctérs, require a
sarmer soit, and the seeds of foxtail
and purslane continue dormant until
stimulated by summer het.
tiunn or early spring cuttivation is mot
effective in destroying the seeds of
weeds that will not cermiinte unless
the sof] is warm,

_ Some of the worst weeds ave so pro-.
lifie in the production of seeds that
relatively clenn fiekls may become bad
ly contimated in ‘two or three years if

For instance, a single plant of wild
tinstird. stinkweed, foxtail, pigweed
or entiplon. produces :from 10,000 to
20,000 seeds, worm-seed mustard about
25,000. shepherd’s purse about 50,000
und tumbling mustard about 1,500,000
With such productiveness soils becomg
quickly infested with weed seeds, al-
though. on account. of their inconspic-.
vousiess, their presence is not, fally
reulized.

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Has yonr snbecription: been paid yet?

and Padlock between Copper City and |

Late an-|,

the weeds ave allowed to fo to seed.|

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Christy’ 5 Bakery

, Terrace, B. c.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you trv our Bread and
Buns?
‘Standing - orders :«.shipped
regularly.
All kinda of cake. Get our price.

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
- Travellers Sample Rooms -
P. 0. Box 5 Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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Rough Lumber

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete,

Shingles Mouldings, vo Mag,

~ PRICES ON APPLICATION

R, W. RILEY, Phm, B.

Terrace

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Rexall Fly Kil
Oil of Citronella, ete.

Fishing Tackle LOT

ltods. Reels, Eines avd Flys
All ney stock.

ICE CREAN—Oer Own Make

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Taxi ‘rocking Delivery

| Coal and Wood;

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MINERAL ACT

‘NOTICE: 02. +.
Tenderfoot, Daketa and ;Vimy Min-
eral claims, situated in Ominéca Min-
ing Divisten-of Itange 5, Coast District
Located on Kieanza. Mountain, one.
mile south of .Rleanza: ‘creek’ bridge”.

“Take notice that: I, Frederick Nash,
of Torrace, B.C, acting as: ‘agent tor
firnest Victor McKague in Trust, free
miner's certificate No, G2547D, intend,
sixty: days from: the date: heréof, to:

Certificate.
purpose | 0)
of. the abova claims

of: Improvementy: «
Pated this, 25th th day of May; 1985,

Certif'eate of Tmprovenents wey

apply: to the Mining “Recorder for ‘al.
‘of Improvements for ihe |:
‘obtalning - a ‘Crown Grauit a

And ‘further:take notice that action, :

| under: ‘section | 85, must be commenced |:
before the: issuance.’ ‘of such. Certificate

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