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“Thursday

INCLUDES FIVE

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- AS WELL AS A FULL CARD OF SENSATIONAL
RIDING AND STAMPEDE STUNTS

J ULY 1st and 2nd

The Hon. R. Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant-Governor of. British |
Columbia, will officially open the Big Show on Dominion Day.

TWO DAYS’ RACE MEET

$5, 000. 00 IN PRIZES ©
| Bucking and Bareback Contests.

: Forty horses will be brought in to provide a good program in these |
events, for which Championship Belis and good Purses are offered, .

Write for detailed progrem to

PEDE

and Friday

BIG STAKE RACES

c. 8. Foor, Secretary

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The ladies of the Terrace dis-
trict are réquested to’be present|_
at a meeting to be hell this (Fri-
day) evening in the G. W.V.A,
Hall for the purpose of organiz-
ing a hospital ‘auxiliary. A full
attendance is requested.
Dr. J. McKee, of Stonewall,
‘Man., arrived on Friday from the

seaaial

hospital board. which had been
in communication with him re-
garding the possibility of bis set.
ting here,

The forestry lecture car arrived
in Tetrace on Sunday and enter-
tained a-capacity crowd that
evening with its educational pic-
ture of B.C. forests;

'Mr. and Mrs, H. &. Pelletier
and two song, of Lethbridge,
Alta., arrived in Terrace last
week, and have decided to locate
here,

W. McNish, of the Workmen’s
Compensation Board, Vancouver,

was an official visitor at the end
of the week,

The strawberry season is now

J. §. JOHNSON, President

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on the care and_.
Bae of babies
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|, fox the asking

a, EAGLE BRAND

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The Borden Co.; Limited
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‘Government Liquor Act

Notice of Application for Beer. Licence

Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day of June next the nndersigned
intends to apply to the Liquor Contrd]
Board for a licence in respect to pre-
mises being part of the building known
as Grandview Hotel, situate,in Town-
site of South Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia, upon the lands
described as Lots thirteen (13) and
fourtéen_ (14),, Block seventeen (17),
District Lot eight hundred and fifty-one
(851), Hazelton Land Recording” Dia-
trict, according to.a registered map or
plan deposited in the Land Regiatry
Office in the City of Prince Rupert and
numbered 974B, for the sale of bear by
the glass or by the open bottle for
consumption on the-premises. -

DATED ‘at South Hazelton, B.C.,
thia 25th day of May, 1026.

JOHN CUTHBERT,

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Applicant,

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| home producers.

gommeaux arrived on Wednesday
of last week to visit their respec-| *

ed to Stewart on Saturday, leav-
ing Mrs, .de Kergommeaux to
spend a ‘short time with her!
parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Halli-
well.

the'past few months at Dunster,
B.C., returned home last Sunday.

‘and Mrs. W. Aird, of Pacific,
were among the business visitors
of the week-end.

Dobb, accompanied by Mrs.. W.
._H. Burnett, were visitors i in Remol|
‘on: Sunday. ——

the pulpit in the Anglican Church
‘in Prince Rupert, last Sunday, in
‘the absence of Rev. Archdeacon
Rix, “

past several months in. the gouth, ||
wag:a visitor on Thursday of last
week,

| Church Parsonage, begs to an-|}
nounce that she will-be.at home|. .

getting into its stride. Local
merchants are being supplied by
‘A. H. Thomas
shipped berries to Prince Rupert
on Saturday. , With favorable
weather conditions for picking,
the growers will receive good
returns from their patches this
Year.. The quantity and quality
of the fruit are most satisfactory.

The lady teachers of the public
school entertained their. classes
at a delightful pienie held on
George Little’s pre-emption last
Saturday, in ideal weather. The
children entered into the races
and games with an energy which
made the bountiful repast at the
conclusion something to be par-
taken of with zest, * Rey. and?
Mrs. W. Allan assisted in enter-
taining the youngsters.

' Mr. and Mrs. Robert deKer-

day to join the Survey party
which will spend some time in
the Lakelse Valley and Kitimaat
arm districts under J. L. Mar-
shall.
known locally, having spent the
past three summers with Dr.
Hanson’s geological snrvey par-
ty in this district,
son, Wis., for the winter.

the week,

I Erlandson, of Remo, was a
“| business visitor on Tuesday,

Next week the Terrace News
will print a report of an address

Parent Teachers Association,

Mrs. George Keith was a tea
hostess on Friday afternoon last,
when she entertained about thir-
ty guests in honor of Misses An-
drews, Dobb, and Malott, who
leave shortly for the summer
vacation. Dainty refreshments
were served at tables .centred
with vases of cut flowers. Dur-
ing the afternoon vocal: solos
were given by Mesdames Munro,
Allen and Haney, and a violin
solo by Miss Kerr.

‘a. O. MacKay, public. ‘works | /
\é@hgineer, was a visitor early in

given bv Rev, Barfoot before the |:

NEW IMPROVED

FORD
CARS

wil atrive April First,
Be sure to see them before
you buy any other
' car,

FULL STOCK OF PARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND

W. S.
HENRY

SMITHERS, B.C.

The mildness of last winter and

the phenomenal growth during |
the early spring have brought on
the flowers at a much earlier date
than usual. Mrs. W. J. Kirke
patrick picked sweet peas from
her garden on June 6. ° These
Were grown from drop seed which
was up in February, and which,
despite unfavorable conditions in
later spring, have made a Steady
growth.

A report of the United Church
Conference held recently in Vane
couver, was given in Knox Church
last Sunday evening by the dele-
gate, Mrs. 0. T. Sundal,

H. E. Wilev, of Salmon Arm,
was.a Terrace visitor over the
week-end,

HOME-MADE

CANDY

PURE ICE CREAM

Send for prices on our ice

cream in bulk. Mail orders

given special attention for
either candy or ice cream,

Thorne & Pawson

Smithers, B.C.

OLE EL IDR tp

‘H. Rive, livestock commission-

er, of Victoria, was a visitor in
town on Saturday. . .

R. H. B. Jones arrived on Mon-

Mr, Jones, who is well

was in Madi-

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues’
tickets for any perfod at 1. 50 per
month in advance, This rate. in-
clades office consultations and
Inedicines, as well as all. costa
while in the hospital, Ticketg are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J, Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
eal superintendentat the Hospital.

tive parents. The former return-

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face briskly.
solved.
to remove blackheads,

LACKHEADS

Get two ounces of neroxine pow-
der from your druggist. Sprinide
m a hot, wet cloth and-rub the

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Every blazkhead will be dis-
The one sure, safe and simple way

- Will Christie, who has spent

- Mr. and Mrs. Taper and Mr.
Misses Malott, Andrews, and

Rev. W. F. Barfoot occupied .

Oe Miller, who haa spent the

“Mrs. William Allan, of Knox

the first Friday ¢ of every month, M

7 . All trains met.
. ‘saddle horses. provided. .

| Smithers. B. C. |

The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner

uropean or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley

Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a

grand hotel to atop at.

Autos, livery or tiga

‘Summer :
Excursion
Tickets

' Eastern Canada
- United States

; Triangle. Tour. to :
- Sasper National’ Park

‘SHACKLETON:

Hotel
USK, B.C. -

New, clean and comfortable :
’ First-class. - Dining ‘Room, in eonnestion |
Ratna ABB. > AvmACTIVE. ;

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One way vip’ “Veticouver ayd”

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