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Thirteenth Annual Bulley Valley *

‘ALL F NT
SMITHERS»
Wednesday Thursday Friday
August 26, 27 and 28
$1500 Will be Awarded in Prizes

atte at 4,30 p, m.: Teams

Baseball Tournament

iazellon, Kispiox, Glen Vowell. Smithers ‘and Tetkwa.
The tournament is for the championship of Bulkley Valley

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Horse Races

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“Telkwa Barbecue

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“Campi Baseball

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Full Card of Horse: Races.’
New Line of Midway Attractions

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A Grand Dance at Night

come and learn

Your friends will be there. |

men’ and those - siigle men having de- of fhe regular’ ‘tate ‘of 6397522"

Mr, E.: od ee Kenney” Inerodiced "& Pe-

solution eensiring 2 ‘The | ‘Prizice - ~Daily
News’? for

2. That property” owners - be’ urged:
to do minor repair work to their
properties wherever, needed, giving
the work’ to those mien who were in

to’ Eakelse Lake recetyed: 1- ‘Civic “wel:.
urgent need of employment.

“|eome by: the. legions. -.of-. - Mosquitos,
In Speaking to the motion Mr. Kenney
stated <that. as‘a: steady-cemper: st: the
Lake he could testify to the fact that
the -long nosed’ insects” were ‘alniost

3, That the President and the chalr-
man of the Agricultural committee
be named as a. special. comniittee to
formulate a “Back to.the land scheme’

publishing “an item on |.
August 10th stating that the visitors

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specially-applicable to oca conditions
That this committee give special att-
ention to some plan enabling married

absent from that area, He ‘grently ‘re-
sented such an item appearing in the]:
press. It was mislesding and was a|

Concert Two Days .
Shows Refreshments

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Commencing at 9p. m.

Big Dance Aug. 28

A perfect way to wind up the fair

Special Dance music

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Cheap Railway Fares from all stations between od
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great hindrance to the efforts to still
further popularise the Lake as a holi-
day resort. The Secretary was instrue-
ted to write to the offending paper,
asking that a retraction be made and
in explnnation given. :

men to occupy small tracts of land on
whieh to. raise the vegetables needed
by their families.

A resolution was passed inetructing
the secretary -to forward the. recom-
mendations: -of the two. committees
to the proper authorities,

A resolution was introduced and
passed -recommending, that, in the
event of aceldents under the Unem-
ployment ‘Relief scheme, -compensation
be paid at the. rate of 100% instead

Registration under’ the - Unemploy-
ment Relief scheme is steadily pro-
ceeding. To Cate. over 30 men have en-
tered their names. -

convenient to » have on hand Kellogg 8 .
Corn Flakes. Fine for breakfast, lunch, the: :
children’ 8 supper. ‘No trouble to prepare, —
Many generous servings from a stole pack. as "

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1 errace Wants
More'Money.to
Spend ‘on Roads

he special meeting of, The Terrace
aud District. ‘Board. ‘of - ‘Trade, called
to consider the, unemployment , and ec-
onomie situation, wag held, on Tuesday | ¢
night. ]

In the” absence. of the. president the
chair was.taken by. Mr. :H. l. Kenney
part of the meeting: and iby: Mr. TD. Fi fb
Kirkpatrick: for thie, <balance of thd
time. After ‘the. routine business had

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) Public Works committee. ‘presented a

spent on & number of local projects,
dncluding ‘gravelling the-road to; Cop-
per city, the -Lakelse Road,: construe-,

Kaium: River, - additonal Work at. Usk.
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been dealt with ‘the cebnirmint of the

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committee report asking - that: the bal- . ;
‘ance of.;:the - ‘district appropriation, : ibe}.

ton of the: Lakelse. cut-off, bridging

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len nider ‘the ‘Vubstiployitent': Rellef|:

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Watch, Repairing and
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SMITHERS, B.C.

Carries an up-to-date atock of

_ ‘Dry Goods’
. Men’s:Wear’— -
* Boots and Shoes
Furniture:

Special orders receive prompt at-
tention

*. Classy Shoe Repuiring Done

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- Pacific ‘Mille enpplies

a. British
. Columbia, payroll, Or. rather the

people; do, _.For -it_-is by.." their
‘ choice of this good: “milk that it
attained “popularity * and” the ‘de-
mun for it has steadjly grown,
.. It’s a ‘pioneer and thanks to the

a flourishing --one,

‘Pacific Milk”

828 Drake St. Vancouver

Taxi SERVICE

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Household Furnishings ¥

__ Benerous. patronage of the people |

Factories at Abbotsford ‘and | Ladner.

Prompt service «. q

jv} Hazelton defeated -Nev, “Hazelton, in |
ni seven, inning. ‘game : ks iHigzeltbn last
; ‘Pomedgy evening.’ 2.

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