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No.2 Shiplap’

V-joint :

‘Mouldings, alt Supplier

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C

Bring vour car in for a
Complete Overhaul
Agar’s Gar
gar’s Garage.
. All repairs cxrefully made
Oiland gas. Fall stock of
parts, tires, ete, oo,

General Motors Agent

Terrace, B. C.

“Ms. D. Munro arrived from : the
south on Saturday afternoon. | ‘s

A. Waddington of the forest brane:
spent. the holiday in Terrace.
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A daughter was born on June 30th
to Mr. and Mrs. E, Aasernde of Terrace.

A son was horn ‘on June’30th to Mie

spend her summer vacation heie, - 4

and Mrs, W. Jordon of ‘Terrace, - ae

| TERRACE, 8, C.,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 192°

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The Ladies- Guild of Knox United
church held a strawberry social at the

‘| home of Mis. I. Brooks on Wednesday ,

evening,

Mrs, Whitlow nud her danghter of
Usk were the guests of Mrs, H.
Willson on Friday and Saturday. .

The C.G.L1. girls. had a. busy time
on the first. With a:tent behind the

ducted a hot dog: stand and: refresh:

It is understood that at i meeting

‘into effect which will cover the 'whole

 Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

‘ Running Water Dining Room
Electrice Light. Telephone
Travellera Sample. Rooms. |
Special Chicken Dimer Sunday
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P, 0. Box 29 '

Week,

SWAIN’S.

Transfer and Taxi Service

Meet all trains -

Special Rates to Lakelse Luke

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Terrace Notes

Miss Patnore of the Kitsumkallum
public school has gone ta her home ir
(vines Rupert,

Mrs. P. J. Murphy of Remo was in:
town on Thursday and Priduy,

Miss MeLnes of the local high schou!
statt left for the coast on ‘FYriday and

WH attend stumer: seliol in -Vaneou--

Ver.

Mr. and. Mrs, Michaels left tor the
fiterior on Saturday. Moy

ti ’ wo _— :
ve LD. Seolt of the staff uf the Prince

Rupert Fish & Cold Storage Go. ar

rived Phurgdny tight with Mrs, Scott
who will be ‘a gtestof Mr. and Mrs

PD. Merkeley. “Mr. Scott’ werit back: to}

the coust Friday.) 2 |

W. 0; Fulton of Piince Rupert.ana
his funlly avrlyed: last. Thursday and
after getting the family ‘settled at the
cottage at Tatkelse Wititam ‘went beek
to the const on Suriday, ts te

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Se meammeneaned

“Mise Bisie Rejd-of Vanconver Is te

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of the Village Commissioners to be held
this week.a new herd law will -be put

twenty-four hours of the day. Local
hiwns and gurdeus are going to be pro.
tected. os

P. Carrigan of Hazelton spent the
holiday in ‘Terraee. :

PD. Leeitoss of Paeifie was registered
at the Philhert Hotel Saturday.

It is expected that Louis Martin wil
he able to come honte to Derrace thir

J. Couture of Kalum Inke Wis ‘hh
town the end of the week,,

Mrs, T. H. Brooks loft for Prince Ru-
pert on Sunday. —

The Terrace Troup of Boy Scouts
went out to Lakelye on Monday to go
into camp nenr the cottage of J,
Sparkes, About ten boys will be in
camp and will be in direct. charge of
Assist. Scout Master J, Spurkees, jr
and BF. Nash jr, with Scoutaster §.
Kirkaldy siving an oversight to the op-
rerations. | ,

MIL Meyer, and A: D: Johnsen of
Smithers were in town this week.

R. E. Anderson of Pacific wos hem
for: Dominion Day. : ;

The dunce staged by the Native Son:
the evening of the Ist was well, attend
ed and thoroughly enjoyed,

Mrs, C.J. Norrington of Prince Ru.
bert, is expected ta arrive on Wedies
(lay to spend some time. in the district

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Remo strawberry growers are on
ploying local girls to help gather th.
crop. The movement of berries jx

‘pected to be in full swing this Week,
Various growers have received orders
at $2.50 and $3.00 a erate for: their
frnit. As they have good erops they

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backstop ou the ball field they con. :

ment stand and did wv lot of business.”

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J: Curran, Editor of the Sault

Daily Star, believes with Old
Sam Martin that “a man who
says he has been et by a wolf ts
_@ War’, :

., Jim Curran, as all the world
knows, is an expert on wolves, so
“nuch so, Indeed, that he has per-
‘suaded Sault Ste. Marie to hold a
Wolf Week, July 25-30. That is
the kind of a week it’s going ta
be. Jim Curran, the wolf expert,

town in Canada, and that respect-
able strangers will be welcome.

Plug hats will not be practical
headgear during Wolf Week at the
Sault, . This is a warning, and is
understandable at a show where
the background is totally compos-
ed of timber Wolves, Hudson Ray
Barbecues, Indians and whiskers.

Jim Curran and his fellow-citi-
“ens Of the friendliest town have

sional long distance swinmers for

‘cornered the world's best profas-.

resented the citizens
with a British flag ‘taken -by the

U. 8. troops when they burned the -.
Sault in 1814, The flag. will be
hoisted with appropriate. cere-
monies, ‘The excitement comes ~ 4

.in when the visitors willbe invit-.

ed to amuse themselves running’.
the Sault Rapids in canoes; -at-!:-
tending Algoma Wolf Club din-:
ners, and sympathizing with the |
unlucky winner. of a. bear, which 4
animal, Jim Curran proposes -to
Taffle in lieu of one of his-belov-

ed wolves. The Algoma. Seif. .
Denial Club has’ added thres .-
Pleasant features to the pro- -
sramme. The members of (his
club never deny themselves ANY: 9 o+ |
thing, and -they advise that there . |
are no peevish cops in the Sanit:

that their city is only an ov:

night ride from Torontn on
Canadian Pacifie’s homiest ‘tral eo:
and that they still] serye cherie
with the epole ple in the Bani
which Jim Curran gave ig built’.
beside Lake Superior in the eyeat

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lak:

.Says it will be worth attending:
that the Sault is the

Friendliest

seme real racing, and have per-

Algoma forest, near te timber
wolves.

the Native Sons and the League i
Nations played foot ball on Dominia
Duy in the evening, It was a tie 3-3.
W. Allaed of Kalum Lake sys he
stw oa big-arizadey the other day, bu
tt wee neross the revine from him,

NEW PLAN FOR RELIEF WORK

Under the new order thut those Ir
receipt of direct relief have to work it
out at $2.80 per day it is planned t
Het a lot of the loenl.roads put In het
ter:shape, Many of the men will lx
on roads near their homes and a‘ gen.
eral clearing ‘aay of brush and fixing
of bad spots. will, he the order of the

shaulkd do well this yeur,

day. In addition it is hopeed that ;

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“Seytits Satis Rates
E.T. KENNEY, LINITED |

Fishing Tackle oe Tenis : Mosxuito Nets
Sy cee Preserving Supplies _ a _
|| Kettles Jars: Jelly Glasses” . Jar Rings

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‘fexpected.. One mnt

nnmber of small. projects, giving ‘ac
cess to farins will be put through ang
the district thereby generally improv
ed,

IMPERIAL VISITORS MET

By Board of Trade—President Pre-
sentel a Crate of Strawberries—
Flowers for the Ladies

Wheen the train arrived on Saturday
iffernoon the members of the Terrace
and Wistrict Bontd of Trde were out
In force to greet the Tnnperial Tourist:
who were seeing the provinee under
the auspices of the government, Pre-
silent 7. K. Gordon presented the
Dirty with a crate of fine strawberries
while a liavge baskee! of flowers had
heen obtaiued: from Mrs. DesJargin,
tnd al houguet. was’ Presented to! each
huly in the party. The train wes hell
for a whilé'to allow loentT members to

{drive some of the party aut te nearby
jvolnts and allow them to get an iden |.-
of, what, Terrace has. to “offer. The
| fersave News! in, spenkiig to some of:
the purty found them greatly. enjoying
‘the trip. 'Bhey’ expressed. surprise at
muny things, they shad seen," tlie ‘scon: |’

ery being much’ better than they hac

them.” we,

Nye

1 sil “we read of
these things; but. one’ has to “see them |"
‘jto” really understand and, appreciate

Miss Beatriee Bolivar of’ the, hospi so

tal statt is holidaying at her- hone.
Smithers. (005 Ste

Miss Dauhiner retnmeed té-her

mil
ties on the hospital staft the first io
the week after a holiday at ‘her hon:
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