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- * Kerr — - Rupert on Friday to get his summer
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' *  EERRACE, 3B. Cy ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 1036

TERRACE

Joe Bell of Usk was in town Friday
Tle says he has about! recovered from

the severe houwt he bad with the flu.
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Jim Gall of Usk gave ‘Terrace the

anee over on’ Friday. : ‘
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Geo, Cobb was in from his Ttossw ood

ranch the end of Inst week.
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The upper: end of ferry: ‘sland 3 was
Imrned over this week, The fire was
started near the old ferry landing and
it van tawards the top end antl, the fol-
lowing day ran to the other side. As
a result the island is:not- -the:- fire. men-

oe * a4, 7 * ae

Goo, Little las: anata the Lind-
say ¢npe “Mrc,and Mra. Tindsay ex-
peet to leave here inva few days. —

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George Skinner is not feeling up to
his usnal sandard. Recently . he was
working on lis: new, .eténe at Copper
City: aad something gave‘on: the scaf-
folding and he dropped to the ground.

That might not have been so bad had |

not the man: who was) working with
him dropped ¢ on top of him.

Order Your
Wood Now.

For the next few months we will -
have plenty of good slab wood
available, largely hemlock,...Now
is the time to. get next winter’s
wood in, Only $1.25 per load if

close in town, -and slightly high- TT .
tof the valley with Terrace in sight as

er out of town. -

We also handle Firestone “Tires
and Willard Batteries.

B litte, Haugland &

‘trip through the interior.

- est day of the season, ‘the mercury got

{fur May is considered quite alright.

| Railways .

‘the booklet was not particular about

nan rs re J : Sea nee & . :
Some one suggested that spring is}
here for stire—there are so many goy-
ernment officlols about.

fiving some of the assessments the

the. forest: dept, 3 Publie Works Engin-)
evr: Walter Cotten ‘who is rushing the
Copper river slough bridge work, All
these officlnls are nlways welcome as
they usually start some dollars roiling
after we uh ¥ isit.,
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Mrs, WT. Kenney is leaving on the

Thursday train for Vaneonver to at-
tend the general conference in con-

nection with the United Church, She

Will represent Knox church.
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A third fire for the week fortnate-
ly was not oa serions one. Satarday
morning Mr. Fintayson. who lives. te
the south of town, saw os puteh of his
roof in flames, He was oble te put
the fire out hefore any damage was
done, ;

axe . ;

‘ Born—To Mr. and, Mrs. Paul Hertle
of Remo, ‘Ui ‘Tovsday. Api) 28. a son.
tom ™
A benefit dance for the Noffman
family has been arranged and will be
hell later in the week,

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i. J, Kenney left on Friday for a

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_ Friday brought Terrace the ‘warm-
as high. as-78 in the shade, and that,

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{fhe orchard of Alex. Kerr furnishes
& splendid lustration in the new book
let put out by the Canadian National
entitled “Central British
Columbin, There is. also a fine scena,
‘taken fram the bench: The author of

‘his facts as he gave Terrace’s popula-

“Phe lst this} *
week included George Cripps who was \

once over; Larry -Pavlow,; the boss of. :

) Penticostal Assembly: on Friday after

Bible Society

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clety xpevlul sales agent ii
oust’ on Monday and he speedily be
time known to the local people. He
had a display in BR.W. Riley’s store.

during the week has given his services
freel¥ to local organizations. On Tres
day. evening he tdak a service at the

noon he met the menibers of the Ladies 17,
Guild of Knox United church. At this
nceting he gave two injor, items “The
Lifhoatman” and “The Fireman's Wed-
@ug” besides a vivid description of the
work af the Bible Society.

On Friday evening he met the yerng
peoplé of the Penticostal Assembly.
On’ Sunday he wes speaker at Bt.
Matthews and later addressed the An-
vlican Sunday school, On Sunday
evening be was the guest speaker at
Bnox United church, For the lesson
he recited the 58th chapter of Isaiah.
His subject for the evening was “Vis-
fons.” aud he brought it down to the
time of the vislon of Tindale which
resulted in the Bible being translated
for the people at large, He finished
his address with a stirring account of
Margaret Wilson, the 15 year old &cot-
tish Maid who was martyred by the
Royalists for having a Bible in her
possession. Mr. Bowley, with his gen-
{al manner, Made many friends during
his short stay in Terrace, and later in
the week will go to Hazelton.

“Uieh¥y Smith was in. town on Fri-

day. He left Saturday for Rupert. ;
, * *& $

‘Agent a Clever f
Entertainer |

rhe British and Woreign.-Lible: Sa. I
Canada |
amd New Foundland arrived from the |

‘Ve is an accomplished elocutionist, and1,

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Two, Fires ‘i ina a
“Week is Doing |
‘Karly Well

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Patt rust lowe, all his, household
possessions in st fire that occured Inte
on Tuesday afterneon. Mi. Woffman.
who, for a uumber of yours has been
developing the Rochester ranch in La-
elise Valley.
Ife meved to the new place on Tues-
day morning, and. the second Toad of
goods Jeff town shortly after limeh.
The eantents of the two Toads, inelud-
ine no erate of 32 chickens, household
gous awl clothing, were left outside
the house, About seve in the evening
when the family arrived at the place
with the Inst load. chiefly food, it was
found. that a fire. had wiped out the
honse aid all the belongings, including
the chickeus, The cause of the fire is
a omysters:> According to Hoffman a
fire hud nat heen started in the house.
and on the second trip no smoking was
possible as they were all out of tobac-
eo.

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_’S sceond ‘serions fire for the week
took place south west of town early
Friday morning.

at the back of the Keith place, Fri-
day moming he got up about five
aclock as usual and after breakfast
he went out to work in the garden.
Sometime later he noticed the house
wns on fire and he tried to salvage
some of his helongings ‘The fire got
started hetaeen eight and nine o'clock
as the children going to, sehoal noticed
the flames aeross ‘the railway tracks.
Cons, MeKenney had Birthwistle go to
a.cabin at the Philbert hotel where he

tion as 350. The 1931 census gives
the population within the mumnicipal
linits as 580. There is nnother 500 iu

‘the immediate district. |
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It. L. MeIntosh arrived from Prinee

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Vancouver printera will not help- build your town and community nor

help sell your produce.

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Ve ee ee Red” ‘Dutch © Aleike . :
“Dutch setts we os :

- Onion Multipliers,

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Chemical Fertilizers:

“Lime Sulphur

Tcame originally" pedi the Rissl:

so the salmon are on- the way or are

in the water now.
a hoe

The Skeonn has-been rising steadily
all week. _
. ean , ' .
Jue the Chinaman says he will turn
the mpstairs of the Bank of Montreat!
bafding into a rooms for rent and the
ground floor will be used ns a canfec-
tionary stand.

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Mrs. Beandin made a trip ta Remo

one day recently.
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Mrs. O.T, Sundal entertained last
Wednesday at bridge and the prize
winners were Mrs. M. Greig and the
eonsolation went to Mrs, Jordan. Fol-

lowing the bridge was a ten in honor

of Mrs, C. R. Gilbert who has recently
returned from a winter in Californian.

Skeoena bridge. It was in colors.

SALMON THE MOST VALUABLE

Ta -noint of annual mar keted ‘return
the British Columbia salmon fishery
is the most. valuable of the fisherles. in
Canada, The -return “fluctuates from
yenr to ‘year, of cOUrEE, “but of late
yenra dt bos been between 13 and 16
million’ dollars, The record output for
British: . ‘Columbia conned salmon is
105,000,000 Pounds. Over 70 per cent
is; sent. ‘to the export markets of the
world, * Sixty conning’ plants. give, em-
ployment to over 5,000 workers. ‘There
tive species. of British Columbia ‘sal-
mén_ taken.“ by: the.‘ fishermen: ' ‘phe’
fish’ are’ “entirely ‘distinct from the At-
lantic soimon and: the several species:
are known, sctentifically. by. names, that:
rT lan”-ver-
nacular. .j THe ‘popular names. however

ard sockeye, spring: coho, ; ping ehuini,

~ They ang rere elniiaie! toda, Sanfived! al) ‘
ne

Seals have appeared in the Skeena |‘

‘During the afternoon Mrs, Gilbert was |-
)jnesented with a framed photo of the

was put under medical cave. He was
burned ahout the ears, eves and head.
A remarkable thing wus, in: spite of
this no stzus of burns cond be fount
shont his elothing. -By Saturday night
(he putient was’ greatly improved.

The Publleity Burean in connection

with the provincial govermnent is. of-

fering two first and. two.second prizes
to school children for the best letter
written to a frlend out of the provinee
that is considered the most impressive
In the way of placing the attractions
of B.C. before the recepient of the let-
ters, trades nine. and ten will com
pote for one set of prizes and. grades
eleven and twelve for the other set of
prizes. Sehool principals | hay e the
particulars, mo : to
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J. Allen Rttherferd of Smithers wes
in town on Tuesday when he staked on
behalf of the Columbin Power Co. a
water rights on Two Mlle creek, and
an application is being made to- the
provincial government,

sues, elve this fish a market advantage
and cause it to bring the highest price.

All of these salmon’ born in fresh
water spend thelr mature life in the
sea. The bulk of the ecateh is taken
aloug the ¢oast nnd in the inlets and

off shore. When “the spawning ground
in the rivers are reached,. each: ‘female

‘fish scrape’ out “in: ‘the ‘Tiver’ ‘béd With
snout and fin, - When the ergs are fer-

With: that the ite reytle ‘Ofte: pavent’
fish” is euded. Unlike © the’. Atlantic
fhe Pacitie Apmyns: but: onee

hiul acquired a tract of
Innd at Nine Mile on the Kalum road. |’

Charlie Birthwistle ||
has been living in an old logging camp |‘

bays, genenlly eldser’ than - tyro. cmatles | -

salmon, guarded by! ‘the! finale, ‘depasita’)
her eggs to the number: of several .
thousand ina ‘litle -basin. which the}

tilized the fish cover them with gravel |,

Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.
Will ship to any point-on line

“Will vou try our Bread and -
Buns? :

Standing orders shipped.
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.

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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light ,
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P,.0. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

‘Telephone

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop °
‘Taxi ‘Trueking Delivery

Coal and Wood
Agent for. :
\
Ford Cars ii
Ford Trueks -
Ford Parts
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Terrace Drtig Store

FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
Try our White Pine and Tar Coug!
Syrup

Fresh NEILSON'S and BETTY AXNN
Chocolates .

R W. Riley, Phm. B.

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