a TERRACE

fee building the approach: to" the’ Tew -6v-|.
me crnment Ww hayf at Lakelsé ‘Lake.

: town looking over thé local Iamber’ and
my) building material situation.

’ Qnd ever Swain’s Garage—Each of you

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HE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE, B. C. ‘WEDNESDAY, “MAY 1, 1937

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George Little ‘has a. ‘afew at oie

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M. P. McCaffery spent..Saturday in

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R. W. Riley Las moved into. the Or

son house on Takelse 4 Ave.,
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COMMUNITY * AvoTION,: on. June

have odds and ends that you consider
a nuisanee, You may have the very
thing the other, fellow is looking for,
Prove it by letting us bell. if, by, auction
on dune 2nd.

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Mrs, E. J. Monre “wha has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Irv ine of
Hazelton, for the last two nonths,. re-
turned ‘home this week. ~ .

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Mr. and Mrs. ©: L. M. ‘Gigeey. went:
to Prince Rupert on Tnosday. and Spent
Ceronation Day at the eqast:;

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Frienits. ot. Mrs, Jack Wrathan will
he pleased * to learn that she js making
satisfactory progress after an, opera-
tion for aymendicitis. ~ , ;

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School Inspeetor Hall was in the dis

ivict this week visiting the schools.
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What appears junk to you is 2 val-
uahle article to the other guy. List
your. stuff with us and add te your
eash~ on hand—Community . Auction,

June: and.
28 *

Oi" Saturday” “atterndon., thé: ‘Eexplor-
ers under the leadership of, Mrs: -Eve-
iyn Bagshaw Hewson entertained. “thelr |
parents at their. initiation |-nieeting.
It gnve the mothers an opportunity tol.
sve the training received in this. work,

and after the meeting had been con-.

ducted by the girls, and the inltiation
cevemony gone through with, the mem-
hers had a game period in which’ their
elders had an active part. The Explor
ors concluded the afternoon by serving
refi reshinents. ‘ :
*. haan le
Pred Seatt is ‘home ‘ntising an in-
{ured hack received while Hfting heavy

_ |Give me @ list of them as soon as pos-
: sell them for you. Ready eash is worth

in boxes.—: . Attree, Auetioneer.

bweek.

“Why ‘hoard articles you don't need. ‘MAVE: GONE SOUTH 70 LIVE

sible. Fl Hist them; on June 2nd Vil} ‘two highiy respected residents of
Teyrnce left on Thursday when Mrs.
Harry Mist and her daughter, Miss
{Thelma Mist, went to Prince Rupert
on their way to Vancouver. Mrs. Mist
‘After a long delay work on the Reno has been a resident here for the past
ferry Wily star ted on Saturday. 18 years, coming with her husband
el when he, returned from service with

: Austin. Goodenough was In town this] the Canadian forces in France. For
_Poles are: now rolling in and| most of the time she made her home
Austin is apt to be here quite frequent on. ‘the Mist farm, just south,of the
iy for sume: time. eee ‘school,’ ‘but, aince, the death ‘of Mr. Mist
; _ ere! *? “Vhas resided in town. ‘ During the ‘years
The ising of the river last midweek | the local: ‘gfair awas-cin , ‘operation her
gave the Vanarsdol Lumber Company a | needie-werk and other home crafts won

more to you than surplus goods packed

awe

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tack -

_JIm all probability part of the highway

chance to get logs downto the mill
and sawing was started on Monday.
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On Wednesday afternoon Alf. Attree
_Jconducted a very successful auction
sale at which all the household furn-
ishings of Mrs. H. Mist were disposed
of. .

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Church in, ‘Canada.
oo
The re-opening of the highway eamp
is looked for curly in the weels and the
construction’ of . the Chimdemanch
bridge will be- pushed to 4 ewclusion,

crew «will. work on tie gravelling of
the completed section of the read and
later on other inen w i push, the new
work further Up the river. ;
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* Alnir Lips passed with second class
standing his third year faculty of arts

nnd science. He is now home from U,
Ts, C. for the summer n months. 4
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Mrs. Robert Corlett has gone | to. Van:
couver on, a Visit.
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pas

patrol ‘duty. Boyes had heen. accom-
panied by hig dog and the animal Tan
onto 2 moose lying down on the trail.
As the ‘moose got up Boyes Was: tao
(lose and was hit on the-head by the},
moose. The injurics. were not: ‘very
serious, oe

xoods trom a “truck. : toot es

will bring real results.

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“SOUTH TO

Calling at Ocean F

© Steamer leaves

To RG

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way Thursday, 10. 30 po.

Canasian Natio

VANCOUVER |

alls and. Powell River -

PRINCE RUPERT

nal Steamshigs

Mrs. I. E, Brooks has gone to Vie- |!
toria. as.lay delegate from Terrace to|.°
the mnual conference of the “United :

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Cons. Boyes of: the proviticial force Spe
and: stationed at Telegraph , Creek, was}
injured ‘by a moose while “he. Was’ on :

althe District” Forester, ' Prince’ ‘Rupert,

‘Phing: — : temp d teats

,| Forester, Victoria, B« C., the District

high places each year. She and her
daughter plan to spend some ‘time in
Vancouver, Inter going to Nelson to
visit her son Fred. As to where they
will finaily locate she has not yet de-
cided. Her jieaving ‘Terrace is much
regretted by. many friends. 2 -0./ U

HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT" -

The ‘Terrace-Kitsumgallum. , high
school. put on a very sueceasful concert’
last Friday evening. The pregram
started with a shadow play “Cannibal
Love’ Affair” .Then, canie a fantasy
“It Happened one, J ‘Night’, . There’ were
physical »exereises, folk ‘dances; funny
stunts, ‘and two xjolin solos by A. Hew-
son. The last item was’ a ‘play “The
Red. Lamp.” Prinelpal’ Ri: Makepeace
of the high school announced ‘that he
hoped" the proceeds from the concert
would be the. beginning | of a gymna-
sium ‘of the high .school and “publie
school: -He. pointed. out that under, the
revised system of education physica!
training had taken a latger ‘place. ani

" SULPHURIC. ACID oe

“Oil of yitrol is the old 1 name for sul-
phuric acid, derived from its first pre-
paration by alchemists who made. it
by distillation “6 ‘silplates, particu-
larty green -vitrol,.or by the burning of
sulphur after the’ addition of saltpetre. :
In fact, historically. sulphuric, acid ‘is
one of the first isolated dcids,. known
to the Arabions in the eighth century
and to Europeans in the 14th and 15th
centuries when chemical industries be-
gan to develip. . Phe manufacture of

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C..

Fully Modern . Blectric: ‘Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P.O. Box 6 -

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Telephone

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sulphuric acid is¢one of the: fundamen-
tal “chemical industries. We. ate?  de-
pendent upon it for much of: our. wash-
ing sodas, spirit of salt, nitric acid,
rand henea for explosives and numer-)|
ous dyes, It -is-used in fertilizers, pe
troleum refining, paints, glue, and in
storage baiterles.. When mixed with
water it geuerates a great deal of heat
ond many of its uses depend on this
property. Aléohol on —being treated
W ith it loses the elements of water and)
produces ether ‘or: ethelene, according
to the conditions of the experiment.
It is corrosive ; it. produces painful
wounds. on the skin. and destroys mear-
ly all vegetable and animal substances.
Under various circumstances it attacks
nearly all the metals. It As a deadly
poison, :

Canada‘of late: years has been break
ing ‘all records in the production of
sulphurid ‘avid: The - latest figures
available, showed -nearly 225 000 : tons
valued at $1,172,000. “There are seven
plants mbking it; three of . which ‘are
in Ontario, three in British | Columbia
and one in Nova Scotia.

BARBER SHOP AND BARBER POLE

a rounded education, could not be given
unless gymnastic “facilities” were ‘avall-

ayn ervey or fem

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- Pursuant, to ‘the. provislons of section
41 of the Pound District Act, Chapter
107, R.S.B.C,, 1024, notice is given here
py of, the” appointment, of. ‘Herman
‘KY roese, of. Remo, B.C., a8, poundkeeper
of the pound ‘established at Remo. in
the’ Skeatias Electoral District.
The location ‘of ‘the ponnd premises

District. a ne

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oS U&eting Ministet’ of! Aa leulburé
Dopartment of, Agriculture, co

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+ May 8, 2037 vg . A640

7 MBER SALE X2168F :

-., Sealed. tenders will he received: by

not 2 later: than. Huon. ‘on. the 28th
rdny: of May, 1937, “for the purchase of
License X21087, four‘miles from Remo
Jon the Perrace-Remo ‘road, to cut
40.000 Vinteal feet of ‘Cedar ‘Poles: and
Three (3) “years wil ‘be allowed for
removal of timber. ; re
"Further particulars - of the Chief

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Forester, Prince Rupert, ‘B.C. Ranger
S. G. Cooper, Terrace,’ BG. me

_RITSECUGKL A.

-Jnrm, was’ bound, the white stripe re-

{pug a

teompanted .him’ on the platform and.
both -My,‘and: Mrs Johnson ‘received ‘the
corigratulations - ‘of their ‘many. friends{

On Wednesday Brig ‘Carruthers, paid).

The red, blue and white striped’ pole
outsidé a barber’ s shop has avery real
meaning. The “Jocal barber used. ‘to’ “be

‘| the iccal’ suxgeon,: Where’ patients were

bled and bandaged. ‘The pole was the
symbol of the splint to which a’ broken

presented the bandages, the blue the
yeins and the red the ‘plood. Barbers
don't do such: doctoring any more, .al-
thougit: the enterprising © hairdresser
will suggest a scalp treatinent,’ the iden
probably: being that o. treatment, a day
keeps baldness away, just as an apple
day keeps ihe doctor away. However
one does not need ‘place too. much con--
fidence in commercial proverbs.
. The -last’ census. slowed - that there
was one ‘parber for every 470 of popula
tion. “That is not very, many, which
may. bring? to: mind that occasionally
the thrifty, mother still trims her boy's
lou locks’ in thé old-fashioned. way. ‘by
slipping a bowl'over his head and clip:
around it. ‘
. Phere has. bee fe remarkable growth
of late in the number of barbers in
Canada. Women with their beauty
shoppes have tuken. a strong hand in
the’ business ‘and have added amazing:
ly. to the number. ‘of barhers ‘and hair-
dressers, In ten years the ladies have
increased ‘ten: ‘times..- There are not
so muny female as’ male: barbers,” “how-

teen. thousand, The men fnereased
from nearly 11,000°.to 16,000, but: the
women form 660 to ‘6,700. odd, a huge
percentage enin,.

to!

"Mrs, Elwood ‘Brovks: is. Spending the’
week in Lrince Rupert ‘anid Mr, Brooks
expects ta join‘ her there for. the, ‘care

jouaticing: celebration. ; wy *
2 he Oe: ie

morning , tut 21,46 and. the win:
Mien the, hig aan Tat guested ithe
itlne exactly.” ,
Peter ‘Satice died tn. ‘mithers last
| week,’ He was taken. Al. while, await.
ingitgcalve . evider 106] dh “A. conntry court
trim. “He had v one ously’

Dames ,
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“Walter: Wesley repor' 8 hav ing. seen

‘Swain’s Transfer.
Garage, Service Shop

Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Yaxi ‘Trucking

7 “Agent for
Ford Cars
. Ford Trucks
Ford Parts .

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. ©, .Land Surveyor
}-- TERRACE, B.C.:

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—Chtisty’ S Bakery

~ Terrace, B.C.

“win ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread fand
‘Buns?

Standing orders’ shipped
regularly

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

ever, something Hke 7,000 to. over shat).

" nthe ice ont ont of the Ynkon river |:
*. Monday,

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Terrace Drug Store.

‘FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS

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Fine ‘China and ‘Jewellery, “Watches
Pew, and Clocks

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R W. ‘Riley, Pom. B.

i iglace :

. iy my : ve Soo . .
WILLARD. BATERIES and FIRE..
te GONE TIRES and TUBES |

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For évop ‘woop: — Now while.
ro are, eutthig:. hemlock. ,

or at ‘tie home’ ot Me ind Mrs. Me, mAUCE

a. vinit, to: ‘the day achool in.thie,, mori-
he anid at. noon was, the guest ‘of: ‘hon-. Grossing ast, offlee

Uvhité, bear just: at, the back’ of. Sheena