g gnove, here from Fort Fraser.

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Te frnetared his hip a year age while

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’ “TERRACE, B.

(> WEDNESDAY MAY 29, 1535

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“About Te Terrace

Dr RC. ‘Bamford, dentist, Smith.
ers, will be in Terrace from May 26tif

to May 31st.
4 8

Norman A. Watt; government ngent
nt Prince Rupert, arrived Wednesidity
end spent the balinee of the week in

the district
“ne

Dun Maxon is able to be around
nenin atter ca long seige in, the hospital

working on the Usk ferry.
* * ®

__ lah Welch conducted - ‘the service in
nox United Chureh on ‘sundayi-ev¥en-
ing last

on a7

a8

Word has ‘been received. ‘from’: “the
south that Rev’ W. 1: Welch his been |f
assigned to Bella Bellu for the coming
event and that Rev ©.M. Lanenster will

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B, iF. Kenuey, M. L.A. returned from

Bill Treston bronght ina horse: from
his mneb at Kalum Lake fast Tuesday
Ife would Uke to see a ferry at. the
anper end of Kattun river.

The hot summer weather of the hol-
iday drew many local people to the
Lakes.

On May sath Nirs- G. Tessier was
the guest of. Mr. and Mrs, H. “A, Swain
and the party apeint the holiday” at.
the south end of ‘Kalum Lake. While

Mrs. ‘Tessier. J jing - lived ° in. the district:

for some: 2. it awas her first ‘vialt to
Kalum take, and ‘she “said she found
the scenery, : ‘both: ‘on. the fond: and at
the Jake shore, io i

thd dis pene HAG

[her industries:

TO PUT. YOUNG MEN TO WORK

Forest Branch has Scheme. Which Will
Fit theYouth for Permanent
| Jabs

he Forest Branch scheme of pul-
ting young men tu work is. causing a
nrmber ‘vf Jocal“boys tolook into the
autter,: The plan as outlined will;
absorly a selected: number of young
men for the summer months -and..is

for ‘forest piptection. work. - Regula-
thous as issned-to date call for appli-

cunts to lie of ‘good character,'to have
had high school ‘education and to be
between the ages of 20 and 25. - The
selected meu will work in trail camps
and on other projects and will be paid
nt the rate of $1.75 a day, Seventy-.
five cents will be deducted for board.
In the event of bad weather holding
wp work for a amimber of days in a-
month only #$ of these days board. will
he chatged for, the balance being born
by the government, Men assigned te
special dutywith ringers will be: paid
$4 a month and necessary travelling
expenses! The hours. of work in the
cainps WIL be § eich day and a six
dny week. Out of thes working hours
officials may sét on- one. side specified |
periods" ‘for organized sports. lectures, |
tte It is: the pirpose of. the govern-
nent ‘ta make every effort at the end
of the tinining’ period, to place these
men in positions with the various tim-
This. plan seems.-to. be
thé ‘first ‘organized effort looking -to
solving the problem of our unemploy-.
ed. youth: ‘It should alsp put the for-
est branch in touch .
anitable smen ‘for permanent “etaft of
| the service. |

{Has soni gabseripeiotl been’ naid -yet?
web foe : « a wf . , .

Paints

2F

Flour.

0. T. SUNDAL CO.
7 - Headquarters for
—. Oils -
Goodyear. ‘Tires

aneral Merchandise
Feed:

_ SEEDS ©
Package - Bulk for Garden and Field
"Timothy © Clover Alfalfa.
Garden Tools , Rakes: Hoes Cultivators

- Varnishes
Car Batteries §,

-Hardware

ET. KENNEY, LIMITED.

OOH COCKER CRE HIRI TAI

You are supporting a local: i
“Buy at: Home’. principal, .-
“Pell the buying public what.

When you: use ‘the columns of your

“Local NEWSPAPER.

“OMINE C se HERALD" “AND. ‘TERRACE. ‘NEWS
to carry that, message to the public? for you.

industry. and. encouraging the
wtp

you have: and give “the. price.

Will

phunned to bring about improved trails |"

with specially’

Victoria Day at

Usk Beat The
Terrace Team

In spite of ferry difficulties the 24th
was celeltated in,Usk and a good lot
of Terriuce people were on hand to take
in the festivities. At one o'clock the
soft ball game. was played and at one
time it looked os if the visitors. were
going to get lome on the long end of
the score, but the home. town folks
‘tightened wp and pulled ahead to win
by a T to 5 score ’
At 2.30 the traditional enemies met
at base ball, and the first innings gave
the impression that it was anyone's
game In_ the second the ininers pur
my sone plays that “would indicnte 1
considerable improvement in > their
form -The Terrace batters could not
touch Glen Martinson ‘and they ‘did
not. do themsel¥ cs. credit at all. The
Usk tenm were out ‘to wit und they did
it to.the tune of 13 to 3.

Much of the success of the flay at
Isk wus due to the work, of Carl
Brechin - with the ferry... boat The
new ferry was ‘not quite finished and
Carl had to" carry the crowds on the
row boat He put in ‘long hours ‘and
started in again at daybreak on Sat-
unlay to ‘take’ the Ter TAce people back
again ufter ‘the dance. —

TREE FELL ON A TEAM HORSES

_A tree fell on a. fine team belonging
to GC. L. M. Giggy last Thursday. Both
animals were Killed. Pat Madam was
the teamster. and On: ‘Saturday . he told
the News: vist, ‘how it happened. He
was sia ina Tod "aia, “@idnbt: eae
anyone, call. “¢imber’* :
couple: ot: men’ falling” ‘near | DY: “The

‘tree hit both norses onthe head; "He |.
had heard the -:wind of the tree ‘coming

Jed a. ‘gouple . ‘of’: feet _away—just fur
enought ‘to be out: of the path. :

, WHO Lost a YOUNG ANIMAL?

Somebody ti ‘the ‘district ‘is short. a
hend -of live stock - The other day as
I, 8. ‘Bingley was coming to towh, and
using A ‘short cut ‘aeross ‘the jackpine
flat on, the, south’ side’ of the” Copper
road,, ‘he ‘found the’ remains of a beast
that appeared. to be a yearling. ° ~All
that was lett: Was the bend, part: of
the skeleton and some of the leg bones:
By Sunday all the meat nad: been |:
stripped off: the anima” with’ the “ex-
ception of a. little on the lower part of
one. leg: AS., Mr. Bingley found quite
‘a number of, wolf tracks around the
carcass he concluded that wolves had
eut the young ‘animal out froma num-
her that were grazing, turned ‘it up the
side tratl.. ‘about ‘twa ‘hundred: yards
from: the, , Cone er, road - and killed it.

Ith i -onkdgitg to nd so. ‘many
signs ‘of: deer" in’ ‘the: ‘valley . this: year,
Not‘so many’ ‘years ‘DEO: ‘these: animals
were unknown: here.’ The, other. day
while ona, trip’ of. three: or’ ‘four. miles

tr esh tracks on. the paths.
whe. ue fond. of, wild life, and who live
int more ‘or less secluded ‘Places: ‘tell. “us
they “frequently. see deer,’ in ‘some cases
small: ‘hetis ‘appear’ ‘nen: ‘thelr, ‘homes
almost eve ay ‘ iy.’ -

down nnd fell on the. ground: ‘and eraw-|-

through ‘the’ "bush, we: ‘found. numerous
‘Pedple :
Nash of Terrace, BG, acting. a8 agent |

{apply to the. Mining Recorder. ‘for. ‘a

‘TREE PLANTING AT TERRACE

George Little has Interested Whole
Community in Scheme of Grow
ing Eastern: Hardwoods

(len, Little has completed planting
the leech trees. He is ont to demon-
strote that the eastern hard woods will
flourish in this district and he is far-
seeing iu bis “project. Last year he
secured the co-operation of the Native

Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders” shipped
regularly.

”

Sons .He feels that, this. experiment-
ing is net aone man job and this year
he has interested the village commis-
sioners Tatst year the Native Sons
planted no number of sugar maples in
a opark uenr the water works dam and
they have put some beech trees there
this: year. ‘The Commissioners have
tnken over seme 300: of the trees and
planted then in the green timber park
and other bave been Bet out on the
road to’ the Skeena river bridge . The
latter planting: extents from the top
of the bill past the culvert, and con-
tinues to the eastern limits of the mm
fcipolity The trees are given indl-
vidnal protection by fouces, and should
do well in this location The major
portion of. the municipal allotment | of
trees’ have heen set. out in a “Snursery
plot just south: of commissioner Lind-
say's. honse Flanked on the north br
Bills watchful eye and on the south
by the police station

‘And now we ask? Who is going ta
be the publie spirited person or organ
ization that will continue the munici-
pal planting toward the bridge ‘There
ig about -a quarter of a mile on the
north side still a blank The south
side’ was taken . care, of by the 1934
sugar. maple plantings. ‘This ‘would |
make a beautiful avenue in a few
years.

“ tet

Mrs. Walter Warren... of Rosswovid
was in town. recently.

MINERAL ACT

Cortifieate of Improvements

NOTICE
Tender tout, Dakota and Vimy: ‘Min
eral claims, situated in Omineca Min-
ing Division of Range 6, Coast District

——aet

mile south of Kleanza ereek bridge

Take. notice that I, Frederick Nash,
of ‘Worrace, B.C., acting as agent ‘for
Ernest ¥ictor McKagne in Trust, free
miner’s certifiente No, 625 47D, intend,

‘qmily: to--the Mining Recorder for. 2
Certificate of Improvements , for’ ihe
‘purpose of obtaining Fr Crown . Grant.
of the above claims:

And farther.take notice that action,
wider section 85, must be conimenced
before the issuance of such. Cert: ifleate
of Improvements

Dated this 25th day of May, 4985, 30
a BS

"| CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
; “Valhalla, Valhalla; No. 1. and. “Yal-
halla No: 4. Mineral Claims. :

iston ‘of - Range. 5,. Cost - District,
Where. located—On ‘the: _Trestern’ ‘elope
of Gold ‘Mountain.’ Y

TAKE 10H that L, Wrederlok

Wietor McKague, ‘in. trust,

for. Pines

tend,’ ‘60 days fom’, the, d

‘| Certiflente ” ‘of Tpravements for: the

the above: claims... ve
And further take: notice ‘that ac

rtificate.

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Located on Kleanza Mountain, one).

sixty days from the, date Hereof, to};

Situate.in the Omineca Mints Dv

‘free. amiuer’ 8. certifiente No,: 62547D, in: |.
her :

ot ,Tnpraye:| at

All kinds of cake.

Get our, price.

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms

P, 0. Box 5 Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

he

“Terrace Mill Stock, of |
Lumber |

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap
S4S common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

lap

No, q Finish, Siding, Flooring, ¥-joint
Ete. |

Shingles ; Mouldings, le,

PRICES ON - APPLICATION

Gen: Little. Teac, B.C.

»

R. W. RILEY, Phm. B.
ro _ Terrace

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Oil of Citronella, ete

Fishing ‘Tackle

Gatage service Shop
"‘rasking.' Delivery
Coal “ Wood

‘Taxi

Agen , for :

‘Ford Cars-- ved
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| PUYPORG: of ‘obtaining: Crown: ‘Grants | of Te eg ae

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