a the thing buck on his boat, but (lid se
me later on. ,

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Se noter fo.iowed the Urnie maeh'ne. and
M inok un unexpected dive into the lake

A ered from the bottom of Lakelse Lake

weer woot oa
ck see ee

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TERRACE, B.

C, WEDNESDAY JULY 17%, 1935

About Terrace

It seems to be catching, or perhapa
A Bonney feels ‘he eduld not catch: ‘ft, for
athe other day tbe mavor’s onbicrtrd

Up to Friday night Ben had not got

ak &
‘The Orme motor boat has been recov

umd has since been. reconditioned and

restored to the’ - boat.
a

Some rapld, work has been done
since the visit, of Hon: tT. D. Pattullo.
Last week we- reported his trip to La-
kelse Lodge and the yough spots on
the road’ near’ the’ lnke front. This
week this part of the rond has been
rravelled. and - the road, isn veal. road:

* ‘a's .
Ponenr Kerr left on Friday’. for
Yaneauver- where for, the next . sku

months. he will take an‘intensive bust-
nose course, Dune. is far seeing and
wants to be: thoroughly ‘equipped for
his future business career.
° ew ©
Provincial Assesor Cripps came up
from Prince Rupert the first of — the
week and spent several days going ov-
er local assessments.. He made quite
n wamber of alterntions.in the roll and
his trip has resulted in a number of
tlispnted points being settled. ,
ees .
Frank Morris retuynéd
Rupert on Tuesday.
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R. W. Riley spent a few days at the
Kalum Lake property the first of the

to Prince

NOTICE

CAMPERS RENTING MY LOTS
AT LAKEESE LAKE MUST PAY
FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.—MRS.
M. W. BOSS, 1147 Pandora Ave, Vie-

toria, B. C.
sek

The Eakelse-Kitimat forest trail
wimp is now in full swing under the
lendership of J. B, Agar. The mem
hers of the eamp have come from out
of town points as’ those who applied
locally did not fill the requirements

as laid down by the department,
oe

hs, J. Furhquar, after holidaying
for some weeks here with her mother
Mrs. T, H. Mash, returned to her home
at Surf Point on Thursday.
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“The Prince Rupert Sea cadets, after
spending some time. at: Likelse Take
camping, returned ‘to Prince hupert
last Saturdny.
she
Miss L, Halliwell ts spending ber
vrention here as a guest of her par
ents, Mi, and Mes.. HL. Halliwell.
EY *»3 ©
After spending a month at her sum
mer home here Mrs. J. Thompson, left
on Tuesdiy for her home in Rupert.
te. . ty
Rev. J. B. Birchall left, for Lakelse
Lake on Monday with a gtoup of boys
from St. Matthews church and will be
in camp for a time.
ee kh
Mis.“W. H. MeDonald is holidaying
in Prinde, Rupert.
pee .
At the annnal meeting of the Klt
suigalium schoal district N. 5. Sher
wood ‘wake elected ta ‘the board: of ‘trus |

week.

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‘led in camp:

‘plaints, pnd the Wike: Dive:

{the time. t

GIRL GUIDES ARE IN CAMP

“The Girl Guides of Prince Rupert
arrived from-the coast eity on Friday
night-and spent the night in the Le
gion hall which was placed at their
disposal by Mrs. O. T. Sundal. Sat
urday morning broke clear “and hot
and carly preparations were made for
proceeding to Lakelse ‘Lake, The
Swain Transfer & Taxi supplied the
two big trucks, one of which was piled
high with the dunnage of the party.
while on the other the girls rode to
the like. They got away about ten
and that night were comfortably locat
Capt. Miss Muricl Brew
erton is in charge of the girls and
that menns the girls will have 2 good
time and he well eared for.

Two Jocnl milk producers are using
their surplus supplies in producing
Cheddar cheese. The local product
has 2 fine flavor and is meeting with
general approval, >

ena!’

Alf, Attvee has many interesting
things to tell of his holiday at Tel el.
He found the surroundings very at
tractive and wild life abundant. He
said that wherever he went he would
sce one or more deer while smaller

‘i game is found all over.

George Bills of Kalum Lake wes in
town the end ‘of the week.

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This week Rev. Adam Crisp will go
to Lakelse lake with some of the boys
of the United church, During. this
cnmping: period he hopes to set well
acquainted with the beys and: make
plans, for the Trail Rangers and the

next: week, ,
‘ wo, . oe : ;
Sunday ‘saw Lakelse Lake shores

crowded as local residents and sum

mer visitors revelled in the brilliant
sunshine and heat. of a perfect sum
mer day.

tO ee *

“The. forestry office is now completed
and makes an attractive addition td
the buildings, of the town. The con
strnetion work was done by the forest
staff; There are two rooms, one for
an office and the other for storage
prrposes, ,

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Theo and David Colthurst arrived

the end of the week for a holiday.
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Seventy-five per cent of the forest
fires in B. C. are started by kuman
agencies and are prey entable. Pre-

vent forest fires. : e
sok

NAPTHA FLAKES FOR RABBITS

A year or two ago there was quite 1
fuss made in the south abont the use
‘at naptha flakes to keep deer ‘out of
orchards aud gatklens,

that the achieme ‘had “been, -tried out
extensively fn Californja, “and that a

: ‘contr ‘ol of from. 90 to 100: per cent had j.

been -obtained~ in orchards that had
had, ‘to! ‘be repeatedly, replanted dwing
to the young ‘trees haying been. killed
by the anininis. ‘This’ year. ‘ag rabbits

Vhave shown up in large jnumbhers in.

this ,.vieinity: a eons\lerabble, amount

ot. dnmage, ‘has been. done: by these-ant

mats, Garden produce, _ftgawberry
ae Sic

ittacked

and, destroyed,
‘try dit the napthg,
the: rabbits. jhed.
the ‘smell. - “hwo

Lav ere: treated by: rupning Fa ‘thin line of |!

fakes down exch Ride: of: the’ row. Be
fore Application aon
had ‘been sete h.
ie Takes: ret
furtler damage swan Mag
amount. of mate} tai ‘used,

ae

‘worth. the effort: - a oes

wade 7

GO. G. tT. T. groups that will he opened

Information
‘Teuthered by. the Game Board. showet

thin’ a-nickie the * oe? well .

NATURE WAS GOOD TO TERRACE

Some times slides give a lot of grief
and then aguin they may prove bene-
ficial. The latter kind came along

last winter and unknown to the com-
missioners did a lot of useful work for
the municipality. The ‘commissioners
bad been planning to make improve
ments to the main water supply with
the object .of providing something of
a filter to keep out leaves, tadpoles
aud such other foreign matter from
the drinking water, While they did
their debating a slide, unknown to any
one, came down and deposited a nice
bed ‘of gravel at the mouth of the ser-
vice intake and for a considerable dis
tance upstream. When the village
fathers visited the intake to decide on
what to do they found the job ali done
and quite aa good « joh as anyone of
them could have done, So that’s that

trip to Prince Rupert dnring the past
week,
. : was
On Friday. afternoon at the home o£
Mrs. J. H. Smith, a  miscelleanons
shower was ‘piven in honor of Miss
Leulla Liewellyn, whose marriage with
Fred Thomas. will tuke place this week
ee 6
Ranger 8. G, Cooper brought in 50
oak seedlings and planted some of ‘em
out at bis home west of town. Sid
gays the young trees have taken hold
well and are making a healthy growth
He turned 20 of the lot over to George
Little who is trying them out along
with his maple and beech plantations.
se

rabin boot

‘To Charles Montgomery, one-
time switch-tender and at prea-
_ent elevator operator at the, Can-
‘adian Pacific uptown. office build-
ing m Winnipeg, go all honors
for heaving constructed what is
probably the most perfectly fin-
ished model of a, locomotive on
the continent. It is a five-foot
replica of a Canadian Pacific
class ‘2300", finished in brass,
aud copper, and took five years
to construct.

Out of active service for some
years past, Canadian Paciflc Hiner
Melita has been sold to Italian
shipbreakers, She was built in
Glasgow in 1918,

“Never betray @ trust; be hon-
est; do what other man can da; .
and’ work your eight hours a
day,” is the recipe for success
enunciated by Caleb R. Smith, in-:
ternational chairman’ of’ the Mil-
lion-Dollar Round Table, speak-
ing to the Life. Underwriters in

' convention at thé -Royal York
Hotel, Toronto, recently; § =, *
Jamies G; Millar, Medicine Hat,

veteran Canadian Pacific engin-.
eer, recently celebrated his 82nd:
birthday, when railway acquant-
ances and relatives gathered to
congratulate him. - He wag born
in Drummondville, Que,, and hag

been drawing a railroad cheque .

for more than 64 years, «

A couple of score of. tine old
railroaders who five' decadés ago
helped push the steel around the
north shore of Lake Superior for
the Canadian Pacific Railway,
gathered near Jackfish, Ont,, re-
cently, to re-enact tle driving. of
the last spike at Noslo‘on May 16,.
1885, * Alex. Anderson, Port Ar-
thur, who held the spike when it
was driven fifty years agof drove.

“Father: HA AMlava, OMI. ‘northerit

He nas @ been | in. ‘New, “Hazelton

times a thought: never located:

Father (Jo

s former
k

Mr. and Mrs. R. 1, MeIntosh made @_ ;

home’ & new: gilded ‘spike with a
vigo! t belied his.82 | my

Roman’ Catholié: priest ‘and misstonary, :

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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.

— ad

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

‘Fully Modern Bleetric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 5

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

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Terrace Mill Stocs of
Lumber

No. 2. Shiplap

S48 common dimension.and No. 1 Ship-

Rough Lumber

lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Ete. .

Shingles Mouldings, — mi

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Terrace

Rexall Fly Kil
Oil of Citronella, etc.

Fishing Tackle

‘} Rods, Reels, Lines" and 1 Flys” :
ATE ney, stock.

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-B. C. Land Surveyor -

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