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_ On- Wednesday’, mortifng | last.-.week-:
Mis¥ Jean Dol, cut’p piece off the end

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: -Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B.C.

LUMBER SHINGLES and MOULD : . A Loe her finger, With an axe in Dr. Mills :Something; stirred and “s
. Me Shower Given file. It, W. Riley rendéred first did|hers, who had: wasted’ aWay.to auch a

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shell, seemed almost like another per- |’

son to her..,But she drew upon her

and suon Miss Doll
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was on the job. .
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He sure that you get a standard grade}.

Lorna Christy

Mrs. EB, M. Whitlow, of Usk spent | young strength and’ went “to: “him. a. a
a, any afterndon ais Xf \ahursday here’as the guest of her | Quietly,but emorselessly, ene forced | 4 Pl Modern Water Light
; a n-Wednesday afternoon as Miss|daughter, Mrs. Fred Scott. , |hhn back into his chair. and dropped,
B —-For Best Results Buy From” Torna Christy returned home from 4 eee upon her knees beside him, She at- , Travellers Sample Rooms ,, .. ;
‘ _ a hnuchkean with her hostess, Miss Letty] \Kenneth Kerr is back from a trip to tempted to soothe him With: words a8’ : P. O. Box 5 Telephone
itfle Haugland & |@ ardinal, she was greeted in surprise Vancouver. He left over a month ago she would have used'on a child, °°:
_—" 7 ‘to the. strains of Lohengrin wedding | nd he says snow conditions were paa| “You must rest, father. You are not| f Gordon Temple, Prop.
ot march and found a party of joyousjin the south while he was there, ..| Well. You have been too long alone.| & we
a err. rep cet] friends and relatives awaiting her, 7 em - LT am young and strong. You must let —
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With, Mrs. W. B. Smith and Mrs. El-]’ jo. Dekergomeanx is installing a me take most of the load from your|: : - a
" |shoulders. I liave not forgotten how ——= ———

Lumber Manufacturers
TERRACE, B.C.

~ TERRACE —

Mrs. Russell of enw spent the week!
end in tewn the guest of Mrs. A. Bean-
“din. Oo . :

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People interested in the timber in-
dustry. directly and indirectly, are
looking forward to the, return of Geo.
A oittie Crom Japan in April or May, the
. sauner the better. “During the past 18
months shipments tu the _Arient from
Torrnee have greatly incrensed and it
ix believed that the impressions that
Mr, Little gathers at the points of
coustumption will be of great yalue in
miding contractors an others.

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; ak Yotges
Ut seribe writes that he fears he is
takine a head cold, The snow must
he getting deep again, and . the’ wind
aeenes Che bridge must he high and a
hit chilly. a _

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hast Friday iight the, Terrnce Lib-
peal Association held their — annual

meeting, when a lot of Imsiness affect-
ine the district. was - dlserissed. ; The

officrrs for the ensning year are—

President, Harry King: vice-pres, N.S

Sherwood 2 sec. fens. Bhwood Brooks.
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Another heavy tell of snow came on
Friday night and drifts once more

wood Brooks co-hostesses for the hap
py pre-nuptial shower. Miss Christy
waa excorted.to a seat of honor adorn-
el with a large white bow, beneath a
wedding bell and streamers, and little
Beth Christy very sweetly presented
fo her a decorated earringe ladened
with shower gifts. Ss
~The table centre was prettily crown-
ed with a minature alter with 2 bride
and groom, : The room Was daintily
decorated with white and pink. . —

Many beautiful ‘and useful gifts
were received by the coming bride and
each was accompanied by am ‘original
verse expressing. hest wishes and ma-
trimonfal advice which created much
amusement. JMrs. Jack Sparkes, the
Misses Tna Smith, Lorraine Kenney,
Frances Dover, nssisted in serving the
(lelicious refreshments... too

At the close of an enjoyable after-
iwon Miss. Christy expressed to all her
appreciation, and extended to them 4
warm welcomé to her future home in
Prince Rupert... .
The gnests attending included—Mrg

wind charger at the back of ‘hit gar-
oge for power purposes, The’ new
type wind mill will start giving power
in a seven mije wind. There should
pe nu difficulty in producing ‘all the
power required at almost, any time.
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OUR NEW CITIZENS
Immigration ig always a question of
profound interest and importance to the
Canadian people. , The countrie from
which the new arrivals cofie have a
bearing upon the social and political
future of the. Dominion. Last | year
there’ were 11,277 persons who came to
make, their homes in Canada.’ Over,
five thousind of them, or neurly ‘oné
half, came-from the United States and
over two thonsand from, the United
Kingdom.; No- doubt very ‘many of
those from the United States were of
British stock originally. | New "York,
Michigan, Massachausetts and Califor-
nia were the leading states from which
the Americans arrived. Over 1300. of

"lover again he muttered the name of

to handle ‘the Indians or to grade ‘fur.

: Again the old factor laughed and it
seemed to Ellen that all elements of
despair were in that:laugh. He was
shaking, &-man palsied by the scalding
itporings of rage and hate Over. and

outp

veins. Behind her was a long line of
fighting ancestors, a lineage reaching
to the far’ gorse covered highlands of
Scotland. Here before lay battle of

With @ click of her white teeth’ she
caught up the gage. Gone in an in-

and mile trip north. In a flicker of

in a9 new status. An enemy now—an’
enemy who had shattered and brought
near to. death—her father. :
_.. At last the insanity of rage left Au-
gus Mackay. One thin hand came out
and rested on Elien’s dark head care-
ssingly. “Korgive me, lass,” he mur-
mured. “But only the Great God
knows what I have been through. It

the British immigrants were English,
about: 500. Seots and, 300 Trish, From
Northern Huropean races we got over
G00 persons, Germans leading the way
with 230 and ,Prench next with 90.
Relginns, , The rest, came from. many
countries. with. the. Hebreya "Tedalig
with 60 and Italians next with 333,

Ailly Smith, Mrs. HN. Brooks, Miss Int
Sinith, Mrs. Vieln Giggy, Mrs. A. Hew-
son, Mrs; Adeline Llewellyn, —Mrs.- Vv.
Cinss, Mrs. W. Christy. Mrs. Senton,
Mrs, Jack Sparkes, Miss Letty . Car-
dinal, -AMys: Vera: Frank, - Miss. Aileen
Longivdrth, Mrs.: Fs" Seott, Mra.. EY.
Munger. Mrs, -Stouth, Miss Helen .Glaés
Mrs: Hertha Givin, Mrs, F.. Thomas,
Mrs. Cartuthers, Mrs. MeTiroy,” Mrs.
Jordan, Mrs. J. Smith, Miss Mary. Law
rouce, Mrs. Thomas Brooks, Mrs.. B:
i, Kenney, Miss Jessie Nash, Mrs. E.
Hnuvland, Miss DL. Kenney, Miss Lil-
lian Christy. Mrs. Robt. Christy, Miss

ILave you paid your. subscription yet?

piled wi.on the local roads. arly, on
Sahirdas -Poreman Arthur. Carr made
a hurried trip as far as the Columaio.
The provionws day he had started the
spew plows vont to open the, highway
th the rock cut camp east of Usk. ‘To
ene with the new snow fall here the
machines were urgently needed to ge
nen) rands open and keep. traffic, #o-
ing.
and left a good Toad bebind them,

. ordads. Phe snow plows have had a
‘nt of work this year, not only loenly,
Dnt all through the district.
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Ses, Pho JBrentzen ...and _ daughter
Phsil's of: Port, Simpson. are holiday-
ine’ here ax the-guests of. Mrs. Brent-
ven's parents, Mt. and Mrs. Will Rob-
inson. . pe PR ge

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“ane influenza epedemie. seems. to
linve passed the’ peak’ and mobt:-félk

ave on the ment or on the Job.
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! ttey, Adam .Orisp apenit pur: of lnat

Cenk “In Prince Rupert. attending the

They all got back that evening:
and | -

next morning. started in’ on the local,

Marjorie Llewellyn (and: Mrs. Eric ; 7 Continued (from ‘Page 2.” a
Maren a -- "| John Benham, ‘cursing and’ réviling: It
was long before he quietd, aud the Te-
action left him weok “and:shaken. His

eves, stating out

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Walter Raymond made his way from
Kalum Lake through to Terrace at the
end of the week, "He had considerable
te suv about the amount of snow he
wn lked over emonte to. town. -.

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woods

Postnastet Kirkaldy has a .grudge
aeainst the party or parties who take
n delight in breaking: the lnmp chim-
ney in the lobby of the post office, or
HW? they exnuot break it, steal? it. He
feels at times enclined to remove the
Inmp from the lobby, and then there
would be a howl, perhaps the loudest
Fsqueliers. being the chimney-thief, or

Ellen Got Her Mari!

beneath. i shaggy -

q-.and many images, ”

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is hard at my age to see defeat and
disgrace looming just before the grave’
“It was late when she kissed her fa-
ther good night and went to her roam,
the cozy little cubby that had been

gentle, homely glow. “It was ‘carpeted

mous hide of a polar bear,in the ‘gleam
Ling, pelage of which’ she sank to her
ankles. - ne

Prepa
Gitehie, her bed lured her heneath a
spotless counterpane On a little table
table Jn, gne,comner, svas_ 8, bowl of wood
hich: Moosac- Kad, gathered

violets, which: Moos :
and. filled ‘the“air with fairy in-

-consé Siittly"she disrobed,- blew out

fhe light and slipped -betweén | cool, Buns? -

caressing sheets...But-as-she relaxed . be tne ee

| the, darktiéss ‘brought many thoughts : Standing orders: shipped
‘ ‘ores regularly. 2...

‘Try ‘as-she would
) a certain picture
re’ Her, closed ” eyes.

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another ‘sort, yet battle none the less. |)

stant were all memories of that thous: |.

an eyelash she placed John Benham |-

hers. since a babe in swaddling clothes
A. shaded. lamp suffused it-'with ay

deep with rick furs, even to the enor-

red by the loving hands of]:

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Yaxi Trucking . Delivery
‘Coal and Wood
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Agent for

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Ford Cars oe

Ford Parts |;

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

, B, C, Land Surveyor

“OPERRACE, B.C. >

> Christy’s Bakery

. ‘Terrace, B.C.

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Will ship to any point on line ©

Will vou trv our Bread and

All kinds of-cake. Get our price.

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Terrace Drug ‘Store

the chimney breakers.
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Mrs, §. Beaudin. made the trip to |
Prince Rupert lust week returning on
Friday. J beta

_ wet Lok
Peter Talkie. district ywussenger and
freight. agent, O.N.R., was in tewn on

inceting of Presbytery.

. | Phuraday. of Inst week.

~“Notice.to Free Miners.» |

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“that recently, changes were:

" qonitiNUED NEXT: WEEE For Coughs: |...
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= British Columbia | epartment of Mines... ey

Jer ta thostime. to | lhnale ay Ane ela Attention is directed to. the fact oo
OW 18. hes ime: to check up on: <>. wade ini a number of Mining Division poundaries;. the sald-changes’: «§-|°
ae ~ being effective as. on and from ist November, '1936."" As this has 8 | ot
‘necessitated the the transfer of a num ber.of mineval claim and pla- - F

ision to ‘another;. the record:
enquire ‘at the offies of the —
have been affec

‘eer lease records from one Mining Div

+ ed-owners-of claims and leases should
«Mining Recorder ‘as to whether thelr properties
~ by: the boundary .changes. °*..” ‘

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