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nection with, police court work over
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- used was found guilty and ‘fined.

xuest of hig wnéle, Arthur Carr.

TERRACE, B, C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929

No. 28 -

‘REsonT ‘TERRACE nine
Hor SPRINGS . HORTICULTURE |

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Mr. and Mrs: JR. Blfret of Prince.

Htupert were in town a few days Inst
week end.

Jas. E. Thompson was up from Rn-
pert last, week fora couple. of days to
open the cottage at-Lakelse.

Mrs. Donald Bruce who has been on
an extended holiday with relatives in
Scotiand hus:returned to Terrace and
is again on the farm north.of town. .

Word has been received by friends
in ‘Terrace that Henry Defontaine who
left’ here a year ago’ for France with
his wife and family, has returned- to
the middle west. and when a suitable
home is found he will bring his family
back to Canada.

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The change in the train service went |

into effect last Sunday. The postmas-
ter is pleased that there will be no
Sunday mail during the summer,

B. J, Large, formerly of Terrace and
now of Prince Rupert, spent a. few
days in town last week,

Rev. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Evitt,
RG MeIntosh- spent last Saturday at
Lakelse Hot springs.

Engineer Cotton was down from
Smithers inspecting progress ‘of pub-
lie works in this district.

The W. A.-sale on Saturday after-
noon was fairly well patronized.

Walter, Warner, telegraph operator
at Kallun Like, was in town over the
week end.

The root ot T J, Marsh’s home wns
on fire ‘ast Saturday afternoon, but
was discovered by Mr. Chapman who
was patting the house, before any
serious dnmage wrs done. Many of
locn? peaple were on hand to lend as-
sistance.

Mr, nud Mrs Jack Johns of Prince
Rupert were guests over the week end
of Mi! and Mrs. Marintette.

- The udjourmned police court ‘ense of |

an infraction of the game act.was held
on Snturday evening when a Prince
Rupert luwyer was in-‘attendunce dn
hehalf of the nccused. One of the ac-

The furs involved th the case ivere of
n value estimnied at $700. Another
charge wis dlemissed for a lack of
evidence. ‘

J. Butler and Inspector VanDyke: of
Prince Rupert were in Terrace in con-

me

hos

Ernie Allister-of Prince Rupert is a

Joe Felber who has-spent the -Jast
few sUmIners ‘in this dlstrict prospect-
ing, has returned: for another ‘season
In the hills, He wintered in Vanco
ver, . : co

The new Loakelse Hotel is well un-
der construction and the proprietor, i
B. Johnstone, expects it will be ready.
to open in another three weeks, ,.It is

17 room, building. and: equipped with a
") teadern cony eniences ‘and comforts.

ns

The open ar - dines heli, . Friday |:

| Barber, General manager of the Can-

dinosaurs and other extinct vertebrate

‘jhumed by erosion ‘of the sides-of the
Jready yielded. much new and ‘well pre-

rYork.

:| elven acre lot ‘near Terrace for- sale f.

tended hy, i large number’ and 4a ‘very
jolly’ time was spent. ‘éxcelient ‘mus-
ic! was provided byen four piece or-.
chestra,

Mrs Geo. Little eutertuined at bridge
on Wednesday evening. There. were
; ey tables. Prizes were won by Mrs.

. dD, ‘Judson and Jas, Smith, while
ew Dunean and Mr. Judson received
the consolation awards.

Rev. und Mra. Gibson ¢ of Prince Ru-
pert spent a few days last week guests
of It, I. McIntosh. Mr. Gibson went
on to Smithers Monday night and re-
turned to the coast on Wednesday

CAN NOW TELEPHONE FROM
MOVING TRAIN

Canadian National Railways con-
duct successful trial before large
Audience.

A successf tl attempt to ¢arry on a
conversation from a given number in
the city, was made on May 6th., by the
Canadian National Railways. The op-
eration was as simple as that a subse-
riber would use in making a long dis-
tance cnll and the conversation -was
quite distinét, nso the train was trave-
ling about twenty miles an hour at
the time.
The experiment took place outside of
Toronto ‘ind was carried on while
the train was proceeding for a con-
siderable distance westward. The
first call was put in hy TW. D. Robb,
vice president of the Canadian Nation-
al Railways, who talked with W. G.

adian National Telegraphs. Mr. Robb
Was on board the train and Mr. Bar-
ber at the hend office of the telegraph
department ‘in the heart of Toronte,
Subsequently «various ewapapet men
and ofiielals on bourd the train’ also
spoke. In addition a telegram of con-
graduations from Siv Hevry Thornten
President of the Company, was deliver
ed to those on board the train and was
received quite distinctly. =~

“A novel feature was the fact that
AL.“ Robh’s . conversation. telephoned
from the train was transmitted from
the telephone in Toronto to the mie-
rophone. of CNR, the radio station of
‘the Canndian National Railways in
Toronto, and brondeasted by that sta-
tion and revelved through the recely-
ing set on bonrd the train from which
Mr, Robb wos speaking,

An addition, to :the officers of the
company and. the Beli ‘Telephone Com-
pany,. the expiriment was witnessed by
a- large group of newspnper men from
eastern Cannda and the United States.
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IMPORTANT Fossil, BEDS

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The Red Deer valley of Alberta is
exceedingly rich in fossil remains of

animals, which are being slowly ex-

the valiey. It is the most productive
collecting field ‘in Connd and has al-

served mnaterinl to the museums at Ott-
awa, Toronto, Edmonton, and New |-

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each year to Canndians themselves but

|the- contrifuga! eream separator, and

WOMAN'S INSTITUTE BUSY

Taking Prominent Part in Many
_ Undertakings for the good of
_ Terrace

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Institute was held on Tues-
day evening, May 14, Mrs, Chas.
Gigey occupled the chalr A vote of
thanks to Mrs. I. M. Hall for faithful
services was passed. A committee to
revise the fall fair prize list was ep-
pointed as follows:—Mrs, Ross, Mrs.
‘Wh. Robinson, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
McLeod and. Mrs. Dover. It was de-
eided to discontinue serving refresh-
ments .after the meetings during the
summer months and. to start the meet-
ings at three instead of 3.30. The sec-
retary was instructed to write the
Board of ‘Trade promising ¢o-opera-
tion in the removal of gaybage on the
side of the read near the bridge which
at present was an eyesore. A report
of the hospital board meeting regard-
ing the X-ray machine was presented
by Mra. H, L.. Smith. Plans for May
‘24 were discussed and the institute is
going to serve refreshments on the ball
grounds Mrs. Kirkpatrick will be in
charge and will select her own com-
mittee. At next month's meeting the
question of health will be discussed
along lines suggested by the provincial
health officer.

Friends and acquaintances of A. H.
Brunsing were shocked to learn that
he had passed away on Sunday morn-
ing at the highway road camp after
only a few days illness at Copper City
The deceased who WAS Over sixty years
of age was a native of Esson, Germany
but hes spent most of his life in Can-
ada. He complained of a pain in his

fore medica! aid could be procured he
had passed away.
a widow ond to her is extended sym-
pathy. The funeral was held on Mon}
day with interment taking place at
Kallum cemetery. Rev A. W. Robin-
son conducted the services,

PARKS ATTRACT FOREIGN TOUR-
+ ISTS

Amder the policy of development and
publicity belng carried out by the Do-
minion’ Government the national parks
are not only rendering a wider service

they are adding to the knowledge Can-
ada abroad and attracting to the
Dominion thousands of visitors from

globe

DARYING AN IMPORTANT INDUS-
. TRY

Darying is one of the oldest and
one of the most important of the indus-
tries of Canada. It owes its modern
development to introduetidn of the
factory - system for’ the making of
cheese and butter, to the invention of

to the facillifies afforded by improved
methods of cold storage. ~

~ Tee Cream .

Parlor is now nipped with the
modern Frigideiry which means

Better lee Cream |
Always Pure Always
- Fresh ae

cheap. $300.00 or best offer’ before |

lost ut fhe ténnite cote was’ at

head early Saturday evening and be-)

He is survived by |:

other countries In every part of. the}.

Mrs. Kirkaldy’s 7\<

companied by Misa Murtel’ Etunter of |

aunty Mra. Yepps. :

. L Kelso. Hot, springs hotel.

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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

ae Birthday Cards

Victrolas.and Victor Radios

R. W. RILEY TERRACE, B. C.

GEO. LITTLE. Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE LIst

Rough Lumber. .......ccseeceeeeece caus $1.00 por M

Shiplap s...-. se sseevesseeessevees . 22.50. “*
Sized Lumber ........... 0, ccc ccseceer ences 2250

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Finished Material... . ween veneeees «40,00 to 65.00 © =
Shingles. .5...66.ssceccee eee, from $2.50 te 5. 10 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

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Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

Peer OTT OV eT eT Tes erry es

Steamship and Train Service

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

For Stewart and Anyox, We neaday, and Satur-
day at 4.00 p. m.

For North and South Queen Charlotte Aslands,
fortnightly.

PE Be.
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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.S.
Eastbound—Daily, except. Sunday, 3.08 p. m.
. Westbound—Daily, except Tuesday, 11.52 a, m.

For Adantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent a:
ER. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

ee

We PPPS Peer rie,

E. T. KENNEY

General Hardware Terrace, B. C.

Paints, ;

"Building and Wall Paper Crockery -
Oils _ Bricks, Cement, Lime Furniture
Gasoline Builders Hardware aan Tinware

"Prompt attention given to Mail Orders, Give us a try.

Agent Massey, Harris Co., a

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Fred Jowdry,- “optomietzest, ue: ‘prince ae
Rupert, . was | ‘in ‘town’ this week: R for. a
few dys, 7

Mrs, Creelman and Bon were down
from Tupley last week. ° She was: te-
turning froni Vancouver. “and was ac-

Mr. and Mrs, Fulton and: ‘rmihily: of.
Tp ao Prince ‘Rupert have arrived | and. open-.- 2

led thelr : cottage . at: Takelse, Ianke * ‘or
the summer -sengon.

Vancouver. who will be. a Buest of. her

- deo. Little Is having a rae at’ the

‘We. ant ou. t3 : 4 “ wae * .
ie x Avply Ae ‘Aehwaven, ane eon. wen yen y it. _ Tta good. dee
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