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TERRACE, B, C., WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 19%

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, J.B. Agar left Wednesday nfternoon
to attend the bedside of his brother, A
mcssage was received on ‘Thursday

| nie Rosy’ birthday.

that he had passed: away.

John Couture returned Wednesday
nfter spending the past few months in
Seattle and Vanvouver, He says he is
glad to be back and see the sunshine
ohee moze.

Miss Annie Cousins entertained last
‘Tuesday evening ‘in honor of Ars. An-

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burnett enter-
tained on Tnesday ulght Inst 5 tubles
nt bridge. The prizes avere won by
Mrs. L. H, Kenney. and A.Holmwood.

W. D. Davis of Cedarvale was in|.
2 Terrace over the week end on mining

business. ©

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Burnett of Kis-
piox were week end guests of Mrs. W.
Allen and Sunday evening Mr. Buruett
took the services in the United church
and gave A Very interesting talk on
the missionary work in ‘Livingstonia.
in Centra? Africa.

“Phe W. A. held ‘quite a successfw
snle in the Terrace Theatre last Satur.
day afternoon. |

Mrs. Boker left Sunday for a holi
day in Prince Rupert.

Mr. Judson, of the Judson Pole Co.
Vancouver. received bis ear from the
sonth an Sunday. His family wili ar
vive later-in the season,

Lawrence Greig hus received word
that he passed his examinations a’
the Saskatoon University.

William Little had the misfortune
to fall snd break a rib last Saturday

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“| beautiful. floral tributes ‘were latd or

“-/onle. Order.

pa

He Is still able to work.

The members of the Women’s In.
stitute prraded to church Inst Sunda;
morning to St. Matthews. The juven-
ile choir assisted in the singing.

Geo. Little received word on Satur.
day. that his brother Albert was criti.
eally 10 in Prince Rupert hospital. W.
Little left on Sunday to be with him.

Mrs. Wm. Oliver returned Saturday
from Prince Rupert.

Mrs. H. Halliwell returned home af.
ter spending several months in Prine:
Rupert with her daughter.

Mrs. Smith of Port Essington spent
the week end on the Hill Farm, a guest
of her daughter.

The Fall rnir Dance held on Frida;
evening in the G. W..V. A. hall wa:
well attended. Music was, ‘farnishe¢
by the Canadian Lerion orchestra.

Frank Morris of the’ B. C. Under.
takers was in town a couple of dayr
last week.

M. Dalquist was down from Cedar
vale lust. Tuesday. :

Miss J. Pearson and her:-mother arr
moving into the home recently vacatec
by her brother B. ‘L. Penrson. ‘

J. B. Agar is expected home the end
of the week.

The Forestry demonstration ear
which visited Terrace on Tuesday las!
proved a real attraction. The schoo’
children marched in a body from thr
school in the afternoon. Some of th
town adults alse took in the show.

B. L. Pearson left Thursday for hi:
new home near Vanderhoof with a ca‘

load of stock and farm implements |
.| Mra. Penrson and two children lefi

Monday and the boys will go east afte:

school closes. Mr. Pearson was one of |
the Pioneer settlers and he and hi.

family will be greatly missed. Thej:
new home 1s on the provincial highway
about three mles from Vanderhoof.

The district has at last taken on its
spring and summer gown of green and
pink. TG. T, Kenney’s garden with its
spring flowers is very attractive.

The Parent Teachers meeting held
in the schoo! house last Thursday Wae
an interesting. one. Capt. Colthurs
gave an account of his experience te

and after arriving at Thibet. He wen.

in with the British Troops in 1900 t+
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Late William McDonald

W. O. McDonald, well known and +
highly respected resident passed away
on Wednesday evening of last week,
The decensed had always enjoyed good
health until recently when he went tc
the Prince Rupert hospltal where hi
consulted his physician. He went t:
Rujert Inst week ugain in hopes oi
undergoing an operation which was t:
‘clear up bis trouble, but it was founc

‘|that his condition would not warrant

mi operation and he returned home

ton Saturday accompanied by his wif:

aud: daughter, Mrs. A. O.'Head. Al
though aware his case was hopeless be
retained his cheerfulness to the end. -
Yhe late Mr. McDonald was born it
Halton, county, Ont,, in’ 1855, and it
1877. rhoved to Red River, Man... I:
1883: he married Charlotte Elliott a”
Cartwright, Man. He spent | some.
years in Alberta and Montana, ‘aud: be
went to the Yukon via the Stikine ir
1898 where he spent 20 years prospect-
ing «nd mining. ‘In 1918 he returned
to B. ©, and settled in Prince Rupert
for three years before taking. up :
farm at Terrace. Mr. MeDonald was
a member of the Yukon Order of Pion.
eers as well as a member of the Mas.
The funeral was conduct-
ed.under the auspices of the Anglicar
Church, and Rev. T. J,-Marsh who was
an: intimate friend spoke feelingly ‘of:
the’ cheerful and manly qualities of thr

| departed. © The remains were laid tc’

rest in the Kalum cemetery and the
poll benrers were BD, T. Kenney, 3, J
Kirkpatrick, Ed. Cole, W. J.. Graham.
J. K, Gordon and W. J. Martin, Many

the casket He is-sutvived by his wife.
one daughter, ‘Mrs. A. ©.-Head andr.
son, Willian A., of San. Franclseo: ane.

“| te them. is extended the sympathy’ ‘of AS
aa the eommunity. Tee oon Orc

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Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver . and

intermediate points each THURSDAY and SUN-

DAY at 11.00 p.m.

For Ket Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday at
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For North and South Queen’ Charlotte intands—

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Eastbound— MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 3.08 p. m.

Westbound—TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 11.52 a. m.

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LUMBER. MANUFACTURER

Lumper Price List To
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Rough Lumber......

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Finished Material... .......6..00- .40.00 to 65.00‘.

Shingles. ............:0esee0+.. from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice. ‘Mill running continuously. -

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application - rs

TOURIST HOTEL

Terrace, B. Cc.

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Skeena Electoral District |

Special provision made For the
Commercial men.

Cigars Cigarettes Tobacces

NOTICE is herety given that I
shall, on Monday, the 21st day of
Muy, 1928, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
in the forenoon, at the court-house,
Smithers, hold a sliting of the Court
of Revision for the purpose of revising.
the List of voters for the said Dlectoral
District, and of hearlng and determin-
ing any and all - bjections to the
retention of any. name on the said
list, or the registeration as a voter of
any applicant for registeration ; and
for the other purposes set forth in the
“Provincial Elections Act”.

Dated at Smithers, BO, this 11th
day ot April, 1028. .

Stephen’ H. Hoskins,
: Registrar of Voters,
* Skeena Dlectoral District

Geo. Tessier - Prop.
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| TERRACE: “HOTEL |

J K. GORDON
) Prop rietor

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-VILLAGE .COMMISSYONEES: MET |

A-meeting of the Village Commis-
sioners was held this week in the munt
elpal hall when nll the’ commisslouers
were present. . Routine business was
disposed? of and a bylaw,' auttiorizing
the ‘commissioners to borrow money. fi
“vas “gven its’ final. readng'and, passed. |
ae regarding the: Anepection ‘of |