7 ue B.C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 1935

Eleven ueres, Block. ‘32. Spbdtilston
OD. I. 360, Plan: 970, : Range: 5,~. Coast
ae istriet, $1100 . (eleven. hundred): 6A
Heinalk: payment down, : ‘balance $10 per
AO n¢h.— Win, - ‘Giebe; RR. -10, Box $23.
Ferguson, Mo, Us4 ELD.
Old man winter pata a etme visi€ on
Munday nf€erioon’ when“ 7 strong ‘wid
aime down fron the Tiorth éast and the
miperature dropped rapidly.: ‘On. Mon
“lay morning the ground, was solid and

a wood Piles were. ‘being: called’ upon: ta:
do their stuff and hy the afternoon’ the
Ioeal residents: were wishing’ the vustial,

arch snow “storm ‘would come’and ‘let

the Deople get on with their spring work

aut. au, early date: a :

Ine -k Garlnnd of Katina Tanke y Was in

; fown on Friday. - ;

oer | SR Nae

* M. OM. MeLaughian of Prince: ‘ip
B xpont sey eral days. _Anjtown.-: :

ard

* Gordon ‘Temple t ‘ts up ‘and about. once} a

Kenney Made A |

inore, though not. fully. recoyered from.
hin illness, However, his friends: are
hoping with “the: retumn ; 708 warmer.
weather and. less wood ‘to pack. he. will!

xpeedily, become his own self. ,
3 * a:

rhe 1935 selection : ‘pt Innior. “Wire!

Wardens is new being made: During
the. past few years several thousand
boys have been: érrolled. ‘in the: move-
ment by the Canadian: Forestry -Asao-
ciation, and” have, proved, very. valu-
able. on numerous occasions in - detect-
ing ‘and stamping. “out ‘incipient: fires.
In. the: past years Junior Wardens

have’ been given n> ‘badge of office,
soniewhat: similar to. the badges issued.

to. the honorury fire “wardens, but, ad-
vices from’ the south. state that: this
year recruits will be issned with: req

shirts to which is attached ¢ the embilem :
. of: ‘the’ fir tree. :

. ewe ; oes
“alen: Mar tinspn of, Usk pent. the end
of the eek" ins ntowns wey

PAmONS

Hit With. The .
~ Working: Men!

“immer * ive. ‘been many. favorable re:
marks. passed: locally’ since B.:'T, Ken-
ney, NLTAAL ‘advocated Board of Ite-
view hieonnection. wvith the. Workman's
Compensation © Board. ‘Terrace, - like a
lot: of. otbér. places, has 8. number of
cases of men crippled dy. ‘industrial ac-
eldents,: and whose claiins have not re-
ceiv ‘ed the cousideration that many feel
they: ‘should. have had. ” “The Board has
autocratic powers, and in splte of re
presentations made to that body it has
been impossible ‘to. get what is consid:
ered justice.” : os

When,. in times. past; the. matter has

che

{hee tuken up with. members of past

governments word has come back that
nothing: could be: done without amend-

. a ‘ing: ‘the act, and. apparently members ot
: : both parties, were reluctant to open up
"| the act. for necessary action.

“One. commendable thing about the

i constitution of the ‘Board. is that. it is
a set" ‘free from’: ‘political influences, but

= that. should not carry with it the right

_ COUN TL.

. Maing an bon-ag: attising: retailer keeps back, from
nilvertising just Teeanse, tie feels that it Ag. neces. ary,

: to, advertise: ia te big way and because. whe ig ‘not! yet oe
ready to: ‘adv ertise in: a big way. ‘To! keep back from

our newspaper until you aré ready to use big space”’

is Fist as foolish, AS would be keeping: a ‘child out. of
‘school until, it had the ability to: ‘pass ‘ita matricula-.

-_ tion.

Beginners in: every: form of enterprise’ need to

go warily ; until ‘experience and ‘practice: and growing’ Pras

“ability : ‘Warrant. them ‘to ‘attempt. Jarger things, ‘they
should proceed’ enitiouisty, oe : eS ‘
Tt will pay somie, merchants: to” use ela sified ad- :
vertisements ‘and’ ‘small spaces’ ot two. or. three inches.”
These little advertisements, will ‘purely - be. seen and:
Tend by. newspaper readers.
ments offer special merchandise, . ;
quently. | A quick: auecession ot! little ‘advertisements’ “4
everyone of which. ia. alive, will of a certainty effect ©:
~ sales—will, attract Hew customers:
frightened | of is dumbness;

ee oS

Make sma}! “ndvertise- oe
Change. them free. -

‘The: thing. to be:
a retnii store which does’

not stalk: to the public by | means of newspaper adver-

tlsements, looses a lot of goad trade.
gO: where it As: Invited to: Bu,

‘The public will:

fe Ruth” Little," 81,0; “Mazine ‘Llewellyn
; 80.55" ‘Normen. Chapman 73.43 ‘Frances

Gy Aomervitie AS ‘it was ‘the

; to be above appeals to higher courts of

review, ‘and. it ig felt. that: Mr. Kenney,
in ‘his ‘speech, hhas opened up the way.

.|for some redress in the grievance, and
Jit is hoped, he. will press. the matter to
the limit and thus assure that) men who

ave injured , while following their oe-

7 eupations will get. the “Sommpénsations
-. they | have paid. for,:

-Grade -12-Jean’ “Dover, 70. BO ' oe
: Laura ‘Doney, 85.4; Ade-

we la. Haughland;. ABT

. Grade 10-—Wilifam, -Codper 83. 26.

Dover: 70.5; Jimmie * Smith: 655s Dor-

: othy ; Martin: 44.5,

Grade 9-Freda Hau 90.5; “Amy “Lit
tle 768; “Gordon ‘Little 72.0; Sally . Ka

lay sou ‘69.4; “Hlsié Hipp 63.9; Thelma

Otson! 62.4; ‘Helen. Olson 61.0: ; Kenneth
Attree 88:3; “Mary. West 548. Merte

at Perna stpervising’ ‘operations stor |

opening’ “up thie. aie ‘group: ‘on

Conner River,

was-heki“at the home of" ‘Mr. 'a

The, following thle, gives the- name: *

me ‘gallu | ‘Hig 5 Schoo! ‘dn xaininations
a held the end’ of ‘TJandary:— very

| Game Dept. i is -

- Looking for a

ae connection. with the ‘investigatio?
tlint is being carried on throughaut the
Dominion tito insect pests Game Board
officials are asked ‘to. ‘gather - infor-
mation, in connection with the oceur-
ence of: the various types. of ticks that
infest domestic and wild animals. The

mits - -tularzemia and Rocky, ‘Mountain

large: animals—moose, deer, cattle and
horses. - This tick is considered respon-
‘sible for declmating the moose: popula-
tlon in Eastern Canada and the Mid-
western States. It ls most noticeabble
in’ March and April when «the adult
stage’ ds reached. ‘The common rabbit
tiek is most: frequently. found. in mid-
summer and usually feeds on snow shoe
rabbits. ‘and willow. grouse.

_Of necessity ‘the game board -is hav-
ing to rely. on’ co-operation from. the
people of the province ‘generally, and
in the event of any of these insects |
being found are’ anxious to . secure
specimens: The best way to send a
tick for examination is -to place it. in

phone needle. box, along with a few
green leaves or grass or moist blott-
ing paper. If they have to be: kept
some time.it is better.to drop them in
a pottle with a solution of 8% alehol

. and 26% swaters,*
‘ _KITSUMGALEUM HIGH SCHOOL CY

Sa 38, ou

met ‘| around: ‘thy ke "

in to'see one, of the, old’ timers; “and al

told us he: had. ‘done well: this’ "winter. |°

|The neighbors. had. heen very thought-
_As an exainple hel:

ful; and industrious.
pr otluced ” a “pili of home knitted mitts,
They were in. a, pattern or red and blve

one of. "the; ‘neighbors’ ‘Kept’ fe bunch “of
gonts.

| knitted the. imitts fiom the’ ‘yarn. ; They

ine ‘Rorker. oe , HES

I. . e *
Y the Kitsumgallum Farmers Institute

lg ° relyatlding. the chimney. in’ the’ back
‘room “of the ’ bateher: shop.’ ‘Hdtly infuse
the year a near: fire occurred: due. to de- frre:
° fective Joints’ "jn the bricks;:. a

i ne

iF Word hug, been. reg from. Kaun:

2 ; : 4: loops that. a serious, cae. f tilaraemia
‘The last “meeting of the - Bridge Club

nd g: | nmnber- .of -weeks, and

sly young girl, is. ‘not yet

hss’ béen iunder’ treatment there: fora
patient, a

Tick Specimen| _

ticks listed are the common wood tick :

: ere B. Co

Will ship to any point on line

- Will you try our’ Bread and
Byns?.

. Standing orders shipped
regularly. pone aoe

All Hinds of take. Get < our price.

that causes tick’. paralysis, _ and trans- ;

spotted fever; the winter tick: feeds’ on}

” Philbeit Hotel

- TERRACE, B.C...

Fully Modern ‘ Electric. Light
‘Running Water
; Travellers Sample. Rooms
P: O. Box 5
Gordon Temple, Prop.

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mise

“Telephone

Terrace Mil Stock of
Lumber =

a small metal box,. such as a gramo-|\- -

“No. 2 _Shiptay

‘818 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

Rough. Lumber ;

ind when we: felt them we. began’ to|: wey
wonder what. particnlat -brand of - woo! © oe
had been, ‘used, Then’ he*told ud that)

Another ‘had ‘taken a: “quantity y oe
of goat hair, -earded and spun it ‘and| f°

were good warm: urticles’ ety from: the : ie
«| feel. >. them ‘it scemed that:
‘| Spout [be ns tough as’ ‘the n¢