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“TERRACE:

George Eastern ja reported to be im:
proving: wery ‘satisfactorily. :

ety times

Ri: Marshall ‘spent Sunday last at on
_Braund’s Island. ; 5

Tuesday: on ‘Braund’s: Island the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Avinoyd.,

Out-of-town. “delegates who. atienaéa |,

the ‘board’ of trade | “corvention “here
last week | ‘ineladed’” Olof: Hanson, “AC
Brooksbank, ‘J. Carson, : Pyineé Rupert |:
8. -Philligs, and , Noel. of, Smithers; A.

M, Ruddy, Burns. Unke 3 Sam. Cocker,
MeGuenses, Prince

Vanderhoot ;. Mr
George. mee

Rev. ‘A W. ‘Robinson - visited ‘aah
ton last : week: and agslated, 9 t R. Ten- ;

ten. service.

Monti Man
‘in Pringé R ert, Inst’ “Weel, with, bie |
slater, nee oe

‘Rev. “gna ‘Mrs. ‘Robinson’ ‘spent ‘rast

over Sunday. LO EEE es

; Prince Rupert,.a

conyerition. Bridge was’ played and
the prizes were won’ by Mrs. Olof Han-
| son. and Wm, aul

_ Mrs. 0. r, ‘Sundol was a bridge’ h hos-

tags on, ‘Thesday..évening in honor of |
Me 9 of Hanson,

- Mrs. Ww. AG ‘Ting vettirned “Wedues-
day. after spending. 9. ‘couple’ of weeks

with friends. in ‘Prince, Rupert, °

Mn ‘and: Ms,” FoeCook and: daugh:
ter Margaret contemplate moving: to
Prince Rupert’ in: the “near. Tuture: ito
make thelr’ home. : Q oh SS

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“Pat - “Atkinson cretiirned 40. storia
on: Tuesday. ‘after “spending. several
months in ‘Suulthers. rae

ae;
A. B. “Utteratrom, of ‘Ritwunga was
a _ weak end. visitor; -here,:

eetneeee ay

“Toa Trnlaon: of Usk: was to, ‘Perraca

Ww. K. ‘Gwyor, | distrie 7

- : coming year.

* reat Tom.

"SPORTS I DAY FOR ‘ERRACE

“Parent-Teachers "Association Bebind.

Move: to’ Colebrate. May. 24th—To *
Plant: Maple, Breed; -

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The. ‘parevit Meachiece | etd ‘thelr. “re-
gulak meeting | on . Thursday’ eveniig. m
the - school house. : Much: business: was
accomplished. “ The. ‘athletia: commit:
tei. was yoted.a ‘sum not to. exceed. $25"
for sports ‘equipmént. for. the. school. Al:
motion was passed to ask, school’ board
for permission to send: away for thirty
hardwood maples to, replace the dead
trees ‘on the. sehool grounds, . The new
trees té be: protected : by" “supports sim- | °
ilar: to those’ already. ‘around: several,
trees, ie Pate acs :

- Phere WAS. a: ‘discussion: of a “sports |
day ond nrobably May 24th: will be
net. aside for that purpose: .A commit-

oF é Plas

tee composed of Mr. Allen, Mr. Holm- |.
“fwood and Mr. Michiel was “appointed

to’ arrange: for ‘the “event,

‘After the business meeting the ‘audi-
ence enjoyed several niusical “ niim-
bers given by Miss. Janet Young, Miss

PIG, ‘CLUB GETTING READY

7 A special. ‘meeting of ‘the boys and.

house on. Friday last, to reorganize, for
Mach, interest wag ‘tak-,
en in, the. work, Mrs. McConnell . is
again. putting, her whole heart into the,
work and during the meeting promis-,
ed. the boy. or girl who took ‘first prize,
this year. a F100 | bbox of, chocolates.

ok A “MeDonala of Usk * ‘was ‘here on
macsddey. last week. .

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A H,. Eyre, of Pittman: sent laat
Sunday in Terrace. can hee

W. D. Vance’ and De. Le CW: ‘Kergin
of Prince - ‘Rupert spent a couple, of |”
days in Terrace. last week, 4...

"Mr. Scott was. a bridge. host. last

| Friday. evening in. hig rooms over: ithe .
uw bank, a : ve

ae hit Pom '-
4 .

“Whe teachers rest room, vat the ‘schoo!

“2 lis on assured fact by the way. the last

capily. sale ,went;.: ‘The entire. phock, of

J aweets «vas. disposed: OF. ine: : tyrenty

minutes, : ‘The. ‘Proceeds ' wera for. the

uns. #. ‘He Halliwell and hee. grand

| daughter left last. '‘Sunday to visit in’

Prince Rupert’ with Miss Halliwell.

Mrs. B 7, Kenney was ; among the
sick: dast week . ‘ .

ra

“The Boy Scouts raised over $80.00
as a. result: of. their St. Patricks: dance

ce

‘ast Friday evening.. The: dance was
.]a-.suecess in every way and the boys

will have a..good sum.t purehase their
necessary’: equipment with: ~

Sack Gordon: has ‘undergone a see-|.
ond .gperation in Seattle and is mak-
ing ‘a Very satisfactory. ‘recovery. He
ig, to he, ‘home again before Tong. -

2 Snow : ‘in: this district 48 “piactteally
gone ‘and in many ‘gardens ‘there - “are
signs: of spring. Gardeners’ will a008
be etting busy. :
Mra. Olson, a: patient. in- Pritice” Ru-
| pert, is: able’ to. be around and. will be

able ” to return’ home’ shortly.’

OE eed, Sed st

| Wednesday evening, in Ste Maithews
Chureh.

“sete

~ he. W: A. a, St.
met at “Mrs. Sherwood’ today. oy

Matthews. ohare

‘The faiseelnneous, shower: held i Go:

honor .of. Miss "B. Wilkingon . waa: at-:
tended bya large. crowd. A table: “WBS
prettily, decorated - ‘n- pal : mauve ‘axid
green, With

gutfit in: ‘goud. shape: a0. .

Bertha Moore and: Miss: Reid. tee

girls pig. club was held at the school |.

it. not what?

. _ Lenten ‘services are ‘to be. held: this f

Vactually: |

W. V. AD hall .on:. Monday’ evenitig iny

QUICK | NEWS -

25 per cent.’ 168s. are
Sry yay aman et
Hay. has been.
though - prices ‘are. not’ entirely. satis-.
factory it’ gems to’ be a better bet than
@rains its Me

we = . me,

‘Severnt ranchers. co-operated: in a
shipment of “eattle ¢ ‘to’ -Prince Rupert:
and they” seem | to be Anite, well leased
with the returns.”

onl: Wakefield ‘bas ‘his wood sawing

“ad ohn Pearson is doing. § some \e) more
slashing | this winter.

W. 1.’ Padden. is building another
addition to’ “his store. .

A petition for rural’ free. “mat ‘de.
livery was signed by local. people’ and
now they are: whiting ‘to -see. if. there
are any results,

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Institute, members who: have. not yet
sent in rebate ajiplications. for 1929

{should Bet in touch withthe secretary

at Once, : ge

“rhe ‘Institute ‘meeting. was well at:
tended. ‘There : were : s0- many “ques:
tlous before the ,meeting ‘that. only a
féw could be considered. However, a
Warehouse is being ‘very strongly con-
sidered. Then there is the question of
what happened to the G..T, P. and

- | what: ‘the members are: going to: da

about it. Then,. are. ‘the members
getting a. square” deal on treights, and

“tom Brandon is a jiationt in the
hospital, —_ st

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the air and.if the good weather holds

. fit will not be tone. before ~ the spring

work. is. under way. .

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osmniGix FEATHERS N FASHION

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” Ottawa, “March 18—When the pre-
sent up- -and- coming. ‘generation thinks
of an. ‘ostrich’ it‘is‘as, “of. ‘something with
its’ head” buried, but there. Was a. day
about, twenty, Fears, ago - When the. og

‘J ttle’ Was :as' ‘proud. ‘as the’ ‘peacock. Th

fact: more ‘ostrich ‘feathers | went . to

plume. milady’s - hots. ,and ruffs than
{those of- any other. bird, Now. the De: |!
: partment ‘of Trade and Commerce had

lenrne dthat Paris fashion arbiters.
have bought: several tens of ostricrh

them ‘again in the front ranks: of fash-
ton, including trimmings for sowns.

RUBBER ‘DEMANDS NEARS. TH
ee PRODUCTION MARK |
- Ottawa, March” 18—A: genetal in-
crease in’ world ‘crude rubber consump)
tion jn 1930, and o decrease in world
production is: indiented in a .concett-

-{sus of estimates by. European, and Am-

erican. authoritles,, | we
tion. a¥erage 840, 570: tons as- compared
This, anticipated | inerease provides ‘a

the. constantly expanding demands by

Jriakers of tires, rubber’ foot wear: ‘and | i

mechanical rubber ‘goods.

The average, of - estimates © would
show. nh ‘general’ expectation. that: ‘for
the yerr..as..a- wwhole,, production: will,
exceed
slightly but - there is‘ also evident. ja

_|general belief. that. actual. ‘production |
‘}will. be far, below. ’ potental: 0 or. capacity }

output. ;

Some ‘grain ig moving now, bit the °
‘| prices. are. sueh, farmers. ineckon, ‘on a -

‘moving lately and ale ; :

lof “Mines, filed to-day, a-epécial ‘bullet:

‘|located.on Slate"Creek and Manson’

a dredging. grounds. on - ‘Buck river. and:
‘Bob creek near. Houston. The. buliiten “-

. require big. scale operations. . The. bale

a ing | in British Columbia. |

The ‘sound of the. fanning mill igs on |

feathers, - and are determined: to put}:

: The. estimates “for *yworld consump. |
with 1929, consumption of 780,000 tons ;

larger demand for ‘crude in view. of |,

“consumption “only |:

Avni in the. lnterior- last ‘week Mr. |
Lay pald - a visit to" Boo mountain

|Placer Mining
Jo the Front

Sage

panes guile "freetat the
Herald—Hon. Mr. ‘McKenzie, minister

in on placer mining prepared by GC. Wi
Moore’? | ‘This bulletin covers. the Cari.
boo and, the Omineca districts and it .
indicates ‘that. old. channels. ‘have been ;

creek’ ‘localities, alsé° the location. of:

is most optomistic in Tegard . to! tlie -.:
Cariboo where many old ‘channels’ :
haye. ‘beep located and mining: {s larg. .
ely concentrated ‘within ‘a: twelve wafle
radius” of Barkerville. “While a num- - a
bers’ of; these” old channels ‘have never ©.
been’ drilled : ‘to bed rock new. redging aa
ground is indicated.

The, buliiten gives favorable “infor: .
mation Jn-regard. to the black sands |
af Graham “Island .. where -there ia.
known to’ be eight ‘hundred ‘miles: of a
deposits. To. be ‘succéssful these will, :

letin also Genls with the dredging: pos- :
sibilities | of the Manson’ Creek, Nation. ,
River and Philip © Creek. districts. ©

So far’ ns’ placer mining is concern:
ed this bulletin is the most important
ever issied by ‘the provincial govern- oo
mnent:. There. is every ‘reason to. be-
lieve -that placer mining will be a
ost ‘Important feature {n= 1930 miin-

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"LIVINGSTONE ‘AS EMPIRE -
. ° _ BUILDER .

. The literary soctéty’ ot: “the high |
school was treated to a very interest-
ing talk on Friday. afternoon by Rev; ;
Arthut . Robinson. “His « ‘subject: wag
David . Livingston, an’ Empire Buildet.
The speaker pictured very: graphically
the hardships of his’ lite;‘ hig wonder:
ful endurdnee ond the love he bore ta
his black brothers’ who ‘idolized him to:
such. an: extent, that: at his. ‘death. (Bey
‘eral ‘of them: accompanied his body, to.
Bngland where lé was- ‘buried in’ ‘Weat
tminstér Abbey. Mr: Robinson appeair.
ed especially tothe ‘high School: boyg
to" ‘dévelop the: powers | ‘of ehdwrance ~~
and loyalty, so,‘that’ they might be an
worthy sons of their country.

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ny onecceing VY. 1. Smeet th
Brae Minister: of Railways