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. ‘Lowpssane
: MINING -
~ - PORTIOUUTURE .

L. S McGill of” f'Biitthere’ stopped oft : WOMAN'S STITUTE: IN: SESSION,

at Terrace After a vistt, ‘to Victoria.

It ‘Is ‘the intention of; the Canadian

National. Rallway* to: put in a ‘house:

track on the ‘station: side.‘of the ‘line
ut Terrace at the earliests possible mo-
ment. This has been. a necessity for
a long time, The: local ‘traffic’ at that

point is so heavy. ‘Hat ‘the, passing!

track is. crowded neatly ‘an ‘the. time

‘ind the handling of freights . 4s most:

The ‘new: ‘house, ‘track. will

difficult. -
‘be a grent’ ‘convenience and @ Saying: of
Hime to the, Terrace business men.

“ Loste-Very" email’ white golit’ wrist
watch with bracelet attached, between:
our home and the store....Reward for

_ the finder who will leave it at Rich-
mond’s store or returns it to me— —Mrs.
Ardagh, Terrace. - ete

_ Mr. and Mrs, L; H. Skinner of Cop-

per -City, Major’ earn and . -Messrs.
MeRae’ and Cory of Lakelse ; hatchery
attended the, fa fale. Bance.

“ Mrs.: A. G ‘Head entertained:a: “punt. :

ber of friends, at afternoon tea’ on last
‘Thursday in honor of her guests Mrs.

J. KR: Rose and Miss « :M,.- = Milne of:

Whitehorse, ¥. T.

Fred Nash returned last ‘Thursday

after. spending | the ‘summer In the dis-

trict around Stewart.” “Mrs "Nash’ met

“him at, Rupert, .

* Miva, John Raven of “Remo Was. a vay
We

. suest of her, ,faughter. Mrs. Hunter. ” :

~ Kyverlit Thomas returned “last, weet

‘from Premier’ ‘mine | “wheré. he’ ‘spent.

number of months, _

5

“ Mr. and: Mrs. Gus Gaensbaure, fois

¢merly of Vanarsdol, but who have been’
‘om the prairies for several months, are,

in Terrace and expect. to reside here,
iQ. Brady, M, P., spent. several
days in’ Terrace last week: catling. on
his coustituents. He did a lot of trav-
eling while here and he knows the dis-
trict fairly well. He was here to see
ibe people and ‘not his* ‘political: ‘sup.
porters only, Th fact some of the best |'
Conservatives in town did not know
ne’ ‘was ‘ia. ‘tpwn ‘until. Saturday: -Mr,
Brady is representing ‘the | ‘Whole dis-'|
irict. . \ x
The annual meeting. of the ‘Terrace
Yall Fair ‘Board. was: held on. Wednes-
 ULLY. evening: of. ‘this week, - ‘The’ win-
‘ners of. prizes recolyed . their’ cheques.
“uineers for, the: new, ears were to. be
aaeeted also. aS aye :
Mrs. (Rev.) Robinson was. on “ine
“mie lst: the past week., ane cee to
aks a McDonald of: Usk took in ttle
puaru, of. “rade meeting Tast week.
Miss M. EB. ‘Marsh. of "Toronto, and

yi Mrs, Bredin.of. Grand Prairle; arrived |:
1S ase Friday -to visit their brother, ‘Rev.

Mise Marsh ‘had _ spent: A Li.

- holiday: in, Grand; :Pratrle. before: com- in

ae J. Marsh.

. ing. to ‘Werrace. It. 48. twelve - ‘years

“mance ‘they: visited. ‘Terrace and’ they |. ™

‘found the north. well: -gdvanced. « “4 Tei

ct a

; hors’ vote: jnanimitusl in: favor
(Mem " o «led. The most of the'time of the meet-

{The regular mecting’ of::the Woman!

Institute wag held in the Terrace The;
atre on Tuesday afternoon. with Prest-
dent Mrs. ‘F, M. Hall in the: chair, 268
members were presenti. -Correspon-,
ence re glove making .wag. read and dis-:
cussed, Mrs. , ‘Alten ; attended the. meet-}
ing with: a view to “ascertaining ‘the,
views: of the. membera . ‘regarding. ‘the!
X-Ray. machine for ‘which the’ BEeces-,
sary funds are’ now ‘practically’ avail-|i
able. The secretary was asked to no-,

.| tify the secretary of. the ‘Farmer’ 8 In-

atitute. _that- Mr. Olarry, the Dominion;
specialist on Swine would be in: Ter-i
race on October Mth. Five books for:

by: the fair. board. to be given the win-.
ners of most. prizes at the recent fair. |:
Mrs. Hipps gave a, most ‘instructive as
well as” interesting demonstration ‘of
bead bag: making. This was followed

ed, by Mrs. Halliwell and Mee. Ripp-
sley. ‘

Me

| WHST: ‘DRIVE AND DANCE,

The whist drive and dance put on
by the Fair Board on Friday evening
to raise funds for the ‘board brought
out a large crowd. The. early part of,
the evening. was spent at cards, . There

were. twelve tables. The -ladies high
score prize, went, to: Mrs,.H. M.' Smith

draw. R.. Beecher won the. ‘mén's first

Lever, took home the consolation fav-.
ors, - Then. tame - the auction ‘sale , of
baskets. aw. G.: ‘Brady. M..P., happen-.
ed tu be in town’ that day'and he was

. Becured 88. auctioneer find ‘a: good” one

he made keeping: the boys and girls. in
high: ‘spirits. When:.it was: found thet

up all the. choise baskets the rest of the |.
boys: got: busy -and bidding * was’ “active,
After ‘Junch the hall owas’ cleared and
McLearn's orchestra furnished music
for. a real ‘peppy dance. The proceeds
for the’ night totalled $128.00, “The
baskets brought #01. 00... ;

PARENT TEACHERS: “CONTINUE

And ‘elect New Officers: *

. After an: hour's diseussion the mem:
bera: of the’ Parent-Teacher’s, -Associa-
tion decided: unanimously, to, “continue
the Association, “ond immediately. af-
ter the - vote . was taken ° ‘the members | 4
proceeded: to elect, nev. officers for. the
ensuing - year. ‘here - was a “good | ‘at

tendance” of* “jnembers at” ‘tlie special
meeting on Friday: night’ ‘and ‘Rev, -W.
Allen. wag. in;, -the;/ehate.° The, officer

‘Sooectney Mies: ‘Munro . aie
veasurer——-Miss Wright::”

:n@2 lis indtalled: electric, lights, -tel- | Z

duties ane “ay, Witter, system ‘plnge. thetr

| tant visit. ring : ae
Mirae SeBervieayiar patient: in the. Ru
: «pert howpithl: de. making: a .
ety’ NOW Ht
- Borh—[n' Ha
“day, Oct. 12th
“HK, Haugland,
Solin Cout ut

distribution was given the secretary ‘|

community. singing | and tea was serv-

and ‘Hater Tatt. Mrs, ‘Smith won, ‘the,

prize, ‘while Mrs, Downing ‘and James’

one’ of the local residents was- picking |-

= [A A Ninety Foot

, Copper: Lelee
Ne ear. ir. Kitamat

AL week or two ago. ‘go. it ‘was reported
in these. columns that Cesaro Vananzio
i had | discovered and ., Staked 2. copper

was.45 feet in, width, and : Tight down
to, tide. Water. - The story. algo stated
that. Barney . Colbighino . had. ‘grub:
staked ‘Yananzio. The later ‘Wishes to
corréct that part, of the report about
him being grub-staked, . He says that

one. - Vananzio .bas, been out to, the

atated that his coppers. ledge, he now
finds ig.90 feet wide insteed of 45 and.

46 .feet wide: .

known to him. years ago but that ow-

in mining he did not stake it then, He.
has now staked;.but he says that. he
has not staked the whole country and
that: there. is. lota: of, room, there for
others to.go-in if they so desire.,, As
for the galena.ledge,-he says he foun
‘it. this summer quite by accident.°. I

Jooks, good, but of course ‘there has st
been enough .work done on it to tell
anything definite. He is satisfied that
in. the very near. future the Kitamat
district .is going to. witness .. consider-
able. activity. His discoveries are: 80
favorably’ situated that they are sure
to attract the attention of a big outfit

it. on : the, scale required, be gt et

‘terrace ‘Wants
Its Own: Road

"There was a ‘pig weathering. at. the
quarterly “necting «of :.the- Terrace
‘Board of Trade meeting held .in the
Terrace Theatre on’ Tuesday. Presi-
dent J. K. Gordon - ‘occupied the .chafr.
The total attendance : ‘was 83,..On the
request of. the | Canadian Chamber of
Commerce a call was inade. far support
to the” West Tndles. ‘(British ‘Hurri-
cane, Relief fund and $20.55 was rais-

ing was taken up in:a discussion of: the
road’ requirements ‘ of this :distriet,’-a
motion having” first. been’ ‘earrled ask-

‘a resident. district - engineer as its of:
| ficer,” The prineipal . recommendations | -
ordered ‘to. be. passed: on to the govern:

completion. of the: ‘Hotsprings road, the

~ ‘Tmaking- of! a road to: W. ‘Goodwin's, ae
-tand to PB: ‘Merkley! 8, the building ofr
aor bridge ‘over the: ‘Kitsumikaltum:: river)
7 {near the Jake, the. provision of an- ap-
a proprintion . for’ & ‘trail. ‘on’ the ‘east
“| shoxe of ‘Kallum lake, the. clearing of

showing in the. ‘Kitamat district that.|

Steamship and Train Service |

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver’ and

are ;points each. Thursday. and: Sunda

For ‘Stewart each Wednesday, 10. 00} be ‘im: ;
For Anyox and Ketchikan each Saturday, 4.00pm:

A or. North a ad So
; forint. n uth Ameen Charlotte, Aslanda

he was. not financialty- assisted by any

* PASSENGER + TRAIRS LEAN mua Be”
Béathound Dil, excefit Sunday 3.08 pe iti ny -

Westbound—Dally except Weineedey, il. ta ry ta : 7

discovery : ‘Since the. last “report . and haa.
amade a farther examination of: the Dig}:
ledge. ,. To,the editor last Saturday he].$.~" :

POPPE LPS SS POSSI SPSL EPL OPS

For a Steam Batiags or futher infoernation apply to any Cenidien Nason Awat on & ma

R . McNaughton; District # Pilssenger Agent, Prince Raper Bee

" Big ass

¥

the galena - ledge. he veporta . a3 Palos eon

Vananzio says ‘that the ‘copper was 1

ing to the .drop in-the price, of. the red |]. -
metal‘ and the litle interest there was ||

Rough Lumber. .ce.seseeevese
Shiplap..:.

Orders Aled | at short notice.

A‘small concern, equid hardly. develop

4 7 . hye

Luupan PRICE Las

Finished Material. Se 0,00 to. 65.00 oth -
Shingles sees es oeeey sees rom 82,50 to $5.00.per: x "

~ Prices subject’ to change without notice,

Mill running conto. at
Prices of f Moulding, ete, on application rene

Engin eer now it

_Vietor Radios

_Victrolas
- Victor. Records—-the latest aS

Assorted Stock kof Watches and other rJewelry

Me

“Terrace g Theatie:

ing the -government ta create. a new a
district: with: Terrace as its.centre and : .

The Latest: Filma Direct. of

ment were the. resurfacing | of: Katlum |.
Lakelse: and’ “Remo roads, ‘the: making’ .
of the cut-off on the: Lakelse road, the :

Every sista :

TERRACE; B,C.

— ie
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wit ; accept titers ter timber mi

from. Vancouver. x 4361, Range, 5, on “Hathuns

‘timber constiti af cedar, oles a