TERRACE, B, ©, WEDNESDAY, -FEBRUARY 20,1935 _

4 Jak Sparkes, jr, left on Thursday
© Prince Rupert on his way south,
Arter spending sone time in Vaneou-
er he wilt proceed fo Kamloops. to.
Mie will uttend the annual sessions of
Ric Grand Lodge of the Orange Order.
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ave Wilson af Shames was in town

uy Friday. |
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f PE Treston wits in from Kalam on

Friday, .
ee

fo oitev. Arthur Barner, 1.D,, superin-
rendent of Indian Missions for the
AU nited church, dvrived here on Mon-

May ind after inspecting the mission |.

at Vatmirsdel will proceed east on the

: Wednesday troin.
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oo: Work will be started in the near fn-
@teve in renovating und altering the
provinelal police quarters: here,
Peidorstoad that changes will be made
Bei: tho interior and that a Itttle later
‘Te the sensou the boiling, will be
mm Printed throughout. A good» coat of.
paint would improve the exterior very
cousidernbly.

wrird move by the -provinee and do’ a

B little painting on their own,
- Le me

Thiping the past week, there ‘has i
Tocal,|

By seme eravelling done ‘on™ ‘the,
“ponds. the, work: “heing confined | “to ‘re-

mee: surfacing those” séctions. where. the re-

cont freshet washed the surface away.
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Dan McKinnon” Is expected io he on
the job ngain this week after an ‘ill-
ness which confined him to his bed.

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Miss” Dorothy. Whitlow of Usk was

fl visitor in town on Thursday.

. HeCOSSATY. timber

It is

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4 Other property owners {-
Roay tike erenuragement from this for

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: AT LAKELSE SCHOOL ;

‘Phe youngsters ‘who attend the La.
kelse Valley schol are making: real}
pling. ‘for finer ‘days, . They are not
only um ichiy plans: but they are put- |;

| tng iy ‘some hard work to bring then

inte actualities, - Under the -diection
of Weds Seott they, nre getting out the
to ‘provide outside
grninastic equipment, swings and . ‘the
ike, nnd - titing t these things up. Ta
the homes it ix'a common thing to gee
kitchen ‘floors inches deep in shavings
as the kinds carve. out Indian ‘Clubs
for themselv es from the native timber
Jaist your the public works depart-
ment ran the smali grader over the
school phiy grounds north of — the;
schoo) and put in a culvert te drain
off the water, Now Mr, Seott and his
crew ttre nuxious to-have the grader
stop again when iu that neighborhood
iuid enlarge the play grounds, The
youngsters are after this improvement
wd itis a safe bet that they will get
They ave dhtified to. ft.

- the: Baskethatl Adsnelation. heli il
rer, V. stidvexst'al danee an the: ‘evening |
of Valentine du.
_ Andrew: "Keil “reports, ‘that he

fig. ‘trap line

Cotwnario. mine ‘ate isk hag. put on
another shift. at the: ‘mine, - There ‘is
‘|also good reason ‘to belleve that work
with be done on Steve MeNetil’s Copper
River property, and other clalm own-

ers ure getting letters from_ prospec-
tive purchasers, Some there are who.
helieve. that mining will get a good

| Start around, here this year.

- General Hardware |

Rial Estate

Yous are , supporting a local indastey and encouraging the

: “Bay, at Home’’.-principal:

“ felt the baying, publi¢ what | you have and give: ve the Price. oh

ret to carry ‘that! essa to ‘to the public for yo yo

. se tties colu

ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING ©
The annual meeting Of! the’ Knox

and in the report ts_ of ail departments
heatthy. progress vas seen. The. elec:
‘tion of a new board of managers, was
deferred until after the Sunday even-
ing service and at that meeting. the
following were ¢lected:—BE. T. Ken-
ney, EV. Glass,” TT, EY ‘Bysoks, ’

M. Gigey, Duncan Kerr, J. Harris, J.
BH. Smith, and Will, Robinson. These
with, ‘Mrs, ‘Eh. 1. Kenney, president of
the Ladies” “Guild, ‘and Mrs. W. R.
Welc! hy wesident of the Young People
Work, Ww iti he responsible for the
chnret “Management for the year,

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We Ads

MISS ANDERSON TO NELSON

Miss Betty. Anderson is leaving “on.
Thnrsday for: Nelson to tuke a position.
with the Fink Mercantile Cu,, ladies
wear. Miss, Anderson is one of the
niwre, poplar girls in Terrace and ao
event many will regret her leaving the
old berg. -On Tuesday Mrs. Michael
entertained at the ten hour in honor of
Miss Anderson, ond .on Wednesday
the Mountain View Lodge held a fare-
well gathering, for. her.. Mrs. J. 3B.
Arar itis understood will. take Miss

Anderson's former position.
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The Kitsumgalinn Farmers’

grain ware house.
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The Sunday. fishermen ‘got ‘fine
catches, *" TT
paca

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Fred Hall was out fishing | on Velday

day reat a Grete was out ‘and! Bot. a
hig stritig: ‘of: fish, enough to 0 all:
around the ‘neighborhood. “Steel head.
fishing dates have been . changed :.so
si Waltons mily ga eurly
io fish. ‘, . . ar a
The editor of. the. .Prince | Rupert
Daily News got: his: wires crossed when
he nunonneed ' recently: that- ‘our’ local-
sevihe had been elected treasurer of
the Terrace. Liberal: Association.’ He
apparently meant that. our local serthe
and been elected trensurer of the Ter.
race aunt. District Board of: Trade.:
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“Who is doing: ti ‘eport shaving’ Seer
the tirst bear thig season?

min Makepeueo; principal. of the Kit.
supuralian High Schvol, “hats, been laia|.
ap all week with | “quitisey ‘and is not!*

Thursday, . In- the. ‘nieantinie ‘Lawrence
Grelg is: eacrying .ou with. all classes.

“Last week, the Bridge. Club: met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark’ and
the highest scare was made. -by: Miss
Beutrice. Dobbie and. Jew score by. Mr:

8S. WwW. Dobbie. Lng eons
Bo. see os _

United. church was :held._ on, Tuesday |:

expected’ to be back on: “the: Joh. ‘until |:

‘{ copper City Notes) :

WATER NOTICE
Diversion and ‘Use .

Take “Notice that “Nicholson Creek
Mining Corporation whose address Is}
Usk, B, ©. ‘will apply for a License to
‘take and use 8.33 cubic feet per second
of water out of Nicholson. creek, also

known as Lowrie creek, which flows,
Stlreann

ped Ser i

river ‘about 300 feet, cast of “the east
boundry of Lot $978, Range 5, Coast
District. ;

“The water will be ‘diverted. at Fry

the north-enst corner of Lot 5979, and
will be used for power purposes upon
the- land described as west half of
west half of Lot 921, Range 5, ‘Coast

This notice was posted on . the
pround on the 21th day of Aonwary,
District,

A copy of this notice and an appli-
ention purstant thereto and to the
“Water Act” will be-filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at Smithers, B.
C. :

Objections to the application may
be flled with the said Water Reeorder
or with the Comptroller ‘of ‘Water
Rights, Parliament, Buildings, Victoria |
B.C. within thirty days ofter the)
first appearance . of | this notice in a
local newspaper. |

-|Nicholson Creek Mining Corporation

Tnsti-.
tute has started.work to _cnlarge their.

Applicant

Fred Nash ,Agent
The date of the first publication, of
this notice is January 16th, 1935.

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-|pUG A HOLE ash map” wn |

FOR A MAP TO .GET THEIR -
"RIGHT: LOCATION :

“Great interest “ivas ahdwh'
morning in excavation: work started. by ?:
the Swain: Transfer Co.- near ‘their’ gar |-
age. Doth Bert | Swain and, Frank)
Gavin went into action. Neither of

[them did any talking but just dug in-

to the bowels of the earth. Everyone
else’ in the‘ village | wondered what they.
were digging for in. such a place, but
no information (was given until the

“No,” replied - Frank, “or “we would
have come across: it before now,”

i “Our. water’ line,” siid Bert,”

sure its not here.”

~. "Oh," sald Bob, “its your water Tine
your looking for.
time ‘it, whsn’t there. 4,

Then Bert cHmbed out of the hole
aud went across the lot té the muni-
cipal office where there is a map: of
all the water line.- 44

by re paces

Quehee fyo-tenths; and New, ‘Bruns-
wick and: Nova Scotia: cambined, one-
tenth of. the: Canadinn: . commercial
strawber ry .crop -in “dead.” British, _Col-

7 wna _Pkodmeed about: «three ti ths.
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point about 1500 feet north-west of]

‘Fuaay.

hole was ‘down ‘gome ‘feet and then.”
Bert said “I. don't believe it's here,” |

4 “And what might -you ;. be looking ||
| for,” asked Bob: Christy, wlio had-tak-|§-_. i
en. quite an interest in- the: procedings., , a

: its Ff
rozen ‘for weeks, ‘and we teel |:
yy

Well I knew all. the °

~ Ontarld” produced about, four-tenths |

meeting of ihe rye

| ist’ 5 Bakery

» Terrace,. B.C...

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly. :

All kinds of cake. Get our price. .

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

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

Gordon Temple, Prop.

‘Telephone

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— Terrace Mill Stock of |
~ Lumber ;

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

S4S common dimension and No. t Ship
Slap:

No. 1 Finish, Siding Flooring, Voi

: MINTHOLATED. COMPOUND
SYRUP.: OF ‘WHITE PINE: ‘and
TAR and our ‘COLD TABLETS

For, that ‘cough and t cold

R. W: tuiEy, Phm, E
. Terrace a

Swain’ S: Transfer.
Garage, Service, Shop

taxi “‘iritckiing | “Belivery

~ Coal and Wood |

‘be ‘held ia the be