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“VOL, 14

OTBRRACE, B. o, “WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936 |

Order Your .
Wood Now

_ For the next few months we will |
lave plenty of good slab wood
available, largely hemlock,...Now

_ is the time to get mext winter's
wood in. Only $1.25 per lead if
close in town, and slightly high-
er out of town. —

We also handle Firestone
and Willard Batteries, - -

Little, Haugland &
Kerr

More raphl progress is expected te
he made on the Copper river: bridge
from now on. Arrangements have
been made for piling work for the rest
of the structure to be carried on while
the- concrete is being poured in the
main pier, More. men are to be ttkey
on and that will help some. -

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Cong, H. Tl. McKenney returned on
Wednesday from 2 trip to Prince Ra-
pert.

Tires

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Mins Joan Hallett, welfare visitor of
the provincial government was in Ter-

race a number ‘of days last week.
ees

of the ovening the bride -made a very.

| Wedding Bells

Llewellyn-The n-Thomas

On the evening of Wednesday, May) .

27th, the miairrlage ot Leo Herbert!

- i
ewellyn. san of Mr. and Mrs. 7. We tore giude a crossing of the Ritsegu-! ortice. Food. tents, ropes, ete. were
Hewellyn, and Miss. Adeline Minnie, | ela river at its mouth, on Tuesday in!
Thoin Wy of Terrace was ats ‘ 4 tanoe with w conple of Indians, | He
: ‘ ,found the nitives in pretty good shape
;the home of the parents of the bride, ; and prepared to take care of them-

Maughter of Mr. ands Mrs.

‘The ceremony was performed by Rev. §

with a foundation of mossaund framed

hywith cherry bloom. apple Wossoms | and |

‘Hihies,| The arch was centred by ni

welding bell and wis draped with ory darge log dame a mile or two ap

pink and white streamers, Por her
white sik crepe with a jeweled clasp.
4 Acvessorios were chosen to match the
gown, A yell of white silk net was,
worn and she carried a bouquet ot
white Hiacs- ad rase eolored — tulips.
Mes. Oscar Favkvan was matron of,
hater apd wore a dress of white silk |
erepe with accessories to mateh, and
her hanquet was composed of manve
lilnes ‘and cherry lossams., Liayd Tu:
Thomas brother of the bride, perform-
ed the duties of best man, The bride
entered the yoonl on the arm of her
futher .to the strains of Lohergrin’s
wedding march, renilered by Miss Jan-
et Young, who was pianist for the ev-
ening. During the signing of the re-
gister Miss Jennie Wing sang “I Love
You Truly.” Following. the ceremony
the happy couple ond = thelr guests
spent delightful time with music and
dancing, and during the period of the:
buffet luncheon the father of the bride
offered some sage advice, Intermingl-
ed with a little humor. At the close

“'Purther | trouble has. developed ”

the Kalum road. During the ating j of
Inst week the fill at the approach to.
Yeep certek bridge washed out and no:

moter traffic is possible,.
fe

A. Td Waddington of ‘the forest de-
rartment was in town Thursday on

Tatsiness, Tn duly My.
fyeton plan todeave. with - the -Vitniy
J erimage nnd for a tour of the Old
CCnntry and France. i

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Votor Lakie, district’ passenger and
‘eight agent for the C. N, R. at. the
veptaf Prince Rupert, arrived in Ter-
rien Triday evening. On the way up
to river the train wont through a lot
eC wnrer and Mr. Eakie remarked to o
Miow traveller “Tt would be my luck
+4. get stalled at * Terrace, He got’

stalled, “The tenffic on the railway ‘is

closed fram both ends and he may be

Py Terrace quite some time unless he
_ takes to a boat, and if the lower river.
isi anything like: the upper end he will

not enjoy the boat ride of |

. . sa &

The Bulkley river at ‘the head wat-
ers behaved very well, It. was: the
Morice and the Telkwa rivers that sent
ail the water down. ead

and Mrs. Wad- ;

a? Rey. W. Pikerton, @ new graduate. .

7 chinrming and effective. speech, during
jwhich she thanked the guests and ell
‘thoir friends for the kind wishes for
__thetr future happiness.

REV. DONALDSON Is MOVING

At the End of June Wal go to the:
; °Fraser Valley, Mueh to the re-

: >... gtet.of all who. low him

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j Rev. Pavia, Donaldson of Smithers
who has heen in charge of the work of,
the United: Chureh for the past three
or four years, returned to the interlor
laat. week to resnme. charge of tha
Smithers chur ch after attending con-
ference 1n; Vancouver. This year Rev.
Mr... Donidson, much to the regret of
all who have come in contact with him,
is leaving the uarth far the south and
has aecepted a call to the Clayburn-
Mount Lehman church in the Fraser
Valley. He. will be in Smithers only
during ' ‘the ‘month of; June ‘and will
then proceed | to his’ néw charge. He
nnd his family will take with them the
best wishes of all in the interlor. His
suecessor In Smithers will be Rev, W.
B,. McIntosh of Vanderhoof who ‘in
turn is Sneceeded at Vanderhoof by

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|skeena Floods

\ c ; ted selves for a few days yet,
dam Crisp under an arch decorate sins are crossing’ the river frequently

ine anoes,

: : the
nyptinis the bride chose a xown of hat woul) necount for the very lit-

-No word can be had from any place

jtins ave‘hard ‘hit at all points along the

"ines have ‘been repaired.’ “T Een hays.

| headquarters: at: Prince ‘Rupert, arriv-

‘1 communication with the. outside.

In Hazelton Bad

» Continued from Piige 1

Cons. Art. Hanford of the mounted was a bay plice around the agent's

The Frdi-

. “ %
Tt rs reported that there was. a

Bulkley from Moricetown.

river’
Qe driftwood coming down the Butk-
ley. If that Jum holds until the water
in the Nkeena lowers the chances of
saving the: Hazelton bridge: will be

greatly improved, -
se *

AnY farmer on the river flats on 1 the
Skeenn or Bulkley rivers, botti -north
enst and west had to move to higher
ground and it will he some time be-
fore the extent of the damage can be
extimated. Roy Macdonaki had sever-
-al men help him on Monday to swim
his cattle and horses to high ground.
His farm is a Jake as are also the sey-
eral farms across the river from him.

west of Skecna Crossing.
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Canoes were used on the river rond
in Hazelton for ‘the first time on re-
cord. At: lenst three feet af ‘water was

rinning dow n the. street.
oe

At Kitwoanga village the Skeena has
heen hitting into ‘the pank to such an
extent: tliat ‘fon houses have gone
down, the-river, more are ‘threatened
and the totem poles are in graye ‘dan-
ver’ and: the railway has a gang of-men
attempting to: reseue them, The Indl-

piv urs that. are in’ flood..
i ae a

At Usk a goat yart of the: town is
on fhe river bank and there must have
been a lot of damage dine there.

Any low. lying bit of ground along

any of the big northern interfor rivers |’

will he wider aviter now, or. nre at the
tine of twr iting. . Many. farmers: have
moved out-of their homes and take:
‘their stock to-higher ground where {i

has been possible.
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Reports from outside cannot be sc
cured until the telegraph and telephon:

heen out and they ate‘ doing’ acer eu

Job. under the. clréimstances:
: .

WORKING: ON, ‘CoAIMUNICATIONS

On, Thuraday. “morning, last Mr.
Landry, superintendent of ‘the’ Domin-
jon. Telegraphs and Telephones, with

ed in Hazelton Intending to return on
Saturday. He -is ati: there’ and * will
be for a ‘awhile. He ‘is co-operating
with the local: staff: in re-establishing
The
Hazelton ‘power -plant was put out: of
business ' during “Saturday. night , and
that puta. damper oi ‘the ‘short wave

De done... However,’ Mr, Landry" “got a

He expected’ to. have ‘the bhott! Whe. int:
operation: ‘again - Tuesday’ ‘and “would
get ip communteation: with the outside
via, Stewart.) Inv ‘the ‘meantime: men
were" buy: “on, ‘the: : ground “wires, ‘dapec-
intl” “the one. “hiokth: ‘all that ‘country
was sit oft, both’ hy wite anil rand.

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~|CONS. GRANT DID GREAT WORK

| Terrace Drag Siore

telegraph.’ The’: ‘ground’; wires, were :
down and: there ‘vas. little’ that’ could):

motor’ sen down Monday. ‘aight, trom].
Smithers ‘and: ‘secured a: “Joeat. engine: |

rested.

Skeera river strict became very ser-| (= —= .
‘ious. the ludian Agent got in touch
with headquarters at Ottawa and was Chris B k
inatructed td ilo’ what ever was’ nec- ty’ 5 a ety
‘oxsary in regard to the Indians along Terrace, B. C,
ithe. flooded rivers, From then on it
Will ship to any point on line

ordered sent ont ta Glen Vowell and|{| Will vou trv our Bread und
Kispiox, Boat and ratt conmmunica- Buns?

as ¢ ' laces where °
tim Was established in places where Standing orders shipped
the rovds were and hr idves were fload- re ularl
ed, und at Kiftwanga where the Indi- B y. ;
ans are apparently suffering greatest All kinds of cake, - Get our price,
logs instructions. were issned ta) they; "[ y

store fo! supply the necessities. The
Ageut snid lie tried to get to Kitwanga
on Monday by speeler on the railway
but ran tute anether washout a conple
of miles enst of Kitwanga so that pra-
ress could not he made. At Kitsex-
roch the villuge is surrouniled by wa-
ter and on Monday could not be reach-
ed. Ou Tuesday Cons, Grant of the
provincial police got through. on a
speeder withont difficulty and put
everything straight there,

The Glew. Vowell Indians were pre-
poring to move off their ground, but
found that the water had come in be-
hind them aud they had to leave in a
hie hurry and could take nothing with
them. Capt, and Mrs. Parkinson did
‘some good work in clearing the reserve
of the inhabitants. The reServe was
soon.just a great lake. The Indians
are camped along the:main road.

At Kispiox the Indians living on the
Skeena flats all had .to move and at
that severnl houses and many out-
buildings ‘went away down the riv-
er along with all the smaller out-build-
ings.nnd a few of the totem poles, The
‘country. is pretty welt flooded right
around ‘ta: ‘the bridge, | 3 Mrs, Birchell is
handing” the “rescue! and “‘religf work
out ‘there in god shape.

‘The ‘Indians at Hazelton living on
the: river flat were all moved off Satur
day" ‘and ‘have since -heen established in.
temporary quarters and proviston wea
made “for feeding, them. :
The work of relief. vas well in hand’
the first of the week.

,

“Cons, ‘Andy’ Grant was the bustest
man and was on the Job whnost eco
'‘stantly from ‘the first algns of danger.
Ue directed the removal of the Indians
trom the flat below the white sectlon
af the town. The whole fiat right to
the junetion -6f ‘the: Bulkley: ist. under
water and the entire appenrance will
be altered when the water foes down.
Cons, Grant worked that seetlua over
in a canoe and took the Indinns off as
|well as thelr helongings, © He directed
‘|the removal of the whites from along | .
the river bank and at tio o'clock Sun: |)
day morning called all the ‘hotel guests |

When the people-saw the new high the
water had reached they, got out, :

on ‘Tuesday ‘Cons, Grant paid ‘a. visit
to Glen’ Vowell, Kispiox and Kitwanga
‘to sce that the Indians: were being iv-
en every attention, and as a.result of

food wis sent out. Quite a ‘quantity of
rope: Was secured - from, the ~ pubic
works department: at Smithers waa Se-
Lewred, and gent to, -Kispiox to help hold
what. inetd were still. ‘stanaing.

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3 FLoop. COMMENTS. SUPPL

‘Soveral ladies paddling’ up Govern:
ment St. in a captured canoe thought
they awere din, Venice, . ‘The leading.

lady ‘should have: had a guitar...
ow * .

P Deora
vt sane brougzitt into op- |
opatton AL niemberof : the fellne fam-

and Mr, and. Mrs. Chappell to get out. |‘

that visit ndditional ‘equipment and |

wont POSES ‘a opens

Philibert Hote!

TERRACE, B. C.

Pally” Modern Eleetric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. 0. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

' Telephone

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‘Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Trucking Delivery
Coal and : Wood

| ‘Taxi

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Agent £ for oa

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Ford. Cars.
Ford. Trucks
Ford Parts.

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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
Try cur ‘White Pine™and Tar , Cough
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SPRING--Steela, Briggs Sees. here

Fresh ‘NEIERON'S. and BETTY ANN:
“ ‘Chocolates:

F MINING SURVEYS
-Fred Nash°

B.G, Land: ‘Surveyor

TERRACE, ‘B. C.

George: McGrath;.
still ives at “Sen”

sewing, the yety aa picture. ‘of; this: vt :
that’ has been taken by many. mementy
hunters: tonne ae sth
a ae a

“fily ae tts caged canni
“Pus ; “plated, “and. the

J éanitey: aig ut the wai
it tide. to, dry: Jade

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hack, ‘toro. ‘

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