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- Terrace, B. C

; Funeral Late

- Robert:Corlett
‘Held in: Terrace

The funeral of, the late. Robt. Coxlett
was held last: ‘Wednesday afternoon in|-
the Anglican chitireh where Rev. B.
McKim conducted’ a! short’ service, fol-
lowed by a service: conducted. by Rev.
T. H. Allen under: the’ auspices of the
Oddfellows,

the front ranks during: ‘his long life,
A very large procession 3 as formed ai
the church and followe
to the cemetery.

_ Mr. Corlett was born in’ Southport,
Lune, England, on January Tith, 1852
He spent his earlier years in Englan¢c

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Terrace Notes

Waller Hall of Peince Rupert was ¢
evest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8
SN, Kirkaldy last week. .

Mrs. 'R. W. Riley was a tei hostes'.
on Bviday afternoon. a .

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aLrs. Olof Hanson of Suiithers retnrn

ed to her home on Friday after being

nw guest, of, Mrs. Geo. Little.

"Phep, ‘Colthurst aud friend Hd. Van-

stone, who, have spent several weekr
‘nt the formet’s home at Lakelse, left

on Monday for Vancouver to resume
theit atudles at the nlversty

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have spent the ‘past two months at ‘La:

kelse’ Lake, ‘returned: to. ‘the: const: on

Saturday ‘last

were y,

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jand as a | young man came out to the
| United States where he: spent some
‘yeara in the neighborhood - -of Chicago,

iHe married as a young man and there| °”
iw ere four children by this union, three.

jof whom survive him. These include
Mrs. Ellen Carlson of Chicago and whc
j with her family visited here this sum-
mer ; another son and a daughter live
in -California,

About 30 years ago he. moved into
the boundry country, around. Nelson,
in company with his brother Edward
and- engeged in mining. In 1909 he
eame'to the Terrace district. and took
up a pre-emption just across the river
from the ferry landing, and continued
as a former until 1927 when he gave
up the job when he was called to Nel-
son in connection with the death of his
brother. Returning from Nelson in the

early part: of 1928 he ‘took: up his resi-
‘dence in-‘Térrace. and since ‘that. time
has ‘devoted’ his' energies - te the wel-
fare of ‘this community. ‘For a-num-
ber of years he served as chairman of
the Lakelse Valley ‘School : board and
also ‘took an netive interest in-the af:
fairs of the Lakelse ‘Community Club.

“The | heginning of ‘the present yenr
he wan elected a commissioner for thx
| Village of Tervacé and he devoted ‘a
“Jat. of time to the work of the commis.
‘lon. ” “On, his 80th’ ‘Ddirthday he: was ele.
“vated | to the post ‘of Nobile.
the Jocul lodge of Oddfellows and since
still ‘fur ther advanced to Past. Grand.
The late “Mr. Corlett was a man. of

. Aecided opinions, and these,” ‘coupled

cavith his aggressive ‘spirit, made. him FN

factor of great value to the community,
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HEARD PAPER oN FINANCE:

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The monthly meeting of the’ Terrace

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‘in‘the Municipal office on Tuesday of
last week, President J. K. Gordon war

‘Hin the chair and there was a good. at-

tendanee- of members and much: inter-
vest ‘displuyed in thé session. °
/routine business hud been cleared ‘ur
'G. Beveridge rend a paper on Winance
which was-full of interest and good in-
formation. This brought on a- keen
discussion. by. the members, during
which ylews were expressed as to the
cause of depression,. government finan-
cing nnd interest rntes. ‘

alscusslon * ‘of. that report.

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’ Mrs. R, iiance, who has been a gupal

, lét “Mirk. BT Kenney for: Bone weeks,
; returned to the’ coast on Saturday, ;

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Mie Blackstock manager of the; Ru.

oe 18 Venigeh ‘of the Bank of Moniven!

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fee nd ennst last. Saturday: ‘at.
ote MW We Ty. me. pe district:

‘and Distriet Board: of Trade:was held

‘After the

| The Secretury stated that he tind. ap 1
- ied -for a number of copies of the
"| iktad’ report , nnd. it. was decided to: ‘de. |
_|vote the, next - monthly meeting to, a.

Dr and “Mrs! “Carson find’ "family. who

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tee Popularity . of Cabiidian: apples

mew, Ligh, record .of 1,174,000.

_ boxes, as conipares with 560, voo”
“boxés ‘tn 1630, ‘Bruitgrawers are® ‘

tis year, +:

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R. ¥. Dantaud, formorly Travel-

Pieliic Railway, Winnipeg,
District, .
Agent, ‘Algoma District, Narth
_ Bay, Ont. cifective August ‘16th,
Mr. Daniaud has had a long: and
successit career with the Com-
‘and is now. roecciving con-
_gratulationg on his most recent
promotion,  .. .

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Numbers of anglers returning:

_throngh Ottawa and. Montreal re-

Passenger, :

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Terrace Won in

“dbroad‘has totaly increaséd, ‘and: “|
*'Tast yeurJupple exports-td Eitrope
‘bY O}G : Western Catada reached a _

**antielpating ‘an eve. lac: Ser crop os

_ ling Pagsenger Agent, Canadian -
There *Was- ‘a very large ;
Inumber of citizens from town. and the|:'sppointed..-
:, |immediate district present ‘to pay: their

“last respects to one who ‘had been in|:

port having experienced exceed-

ingly good’ bdss fishing. |
was the expression of a. group

': from Cincinnati, Obio; who recent-

Ty visited the bass fishing waters
Of the Gatineau River, north of
Maniwaki, according to A. 0. Sey-

“our, General Tourist Agent, Car

“nadlan;Pacific Railway.

This is ‘evidently the peak year

with partridge, one would judge
from the reports emanating from
‘yarlous parts. of the Laurentian
and Gatineau. districts of Quebec,
according to, A. O, Seymour, Gen-
eral Tourist Agent, Canadian Pa-
cific Railway.

. grouse and Franklin grouse are

best known,’ are, very plentiful.:

-‘In almost ‘every:
locality partridge, as the ruffed.

' This -

Most flocks hatched this year are

nearly full grown,

New freight rates on Hve stock
with low. minimum weights to
meet the competition of motor
trucks’ in the ‘transportation ‘of

animals to market have been put’

into, effect by the. Canadian Paci-

Ways covering movement from:

stations within a radius of 150
smiles.of ‘Toronto, and thesé. were
effective from August.15, The
new rates: are being tried out as
an experiment, and it is expected

they will result in.a very substan- .

tial increase in the rail movement
of cattle, sheep, and hogs.

One of the most interesting

passengers arriving in Montreal.

by the Canadian Pacific $8. Duch- ~

ess of: Richmond on August 18
was “Miss England IIl", the
world's fastest motor-boat. After
the international races with Gar
Wood's boat at Detroit, Kaye Don
will take “Miss: Engiand Lil" to
Toronto, where visitors at the
Canadian National Exhibition will
. be able to see an attempt by the
pawerful vessel to lower her own
or any other new world's reeard.

The big speed boat was accom-~

panied In the Dichess of Rich-

' mord-by-R:|E: Garner, senior me-
chanic, and ‘maie” to Kaye Don
during the traces,

Two hundred organizations af-
fIHated with the governing bsdy

‘ of the Canadian Chamber of Com-

.Meree, whose seventh annual con-
_ vention will be held at Halifax,
September 13-16, will send mem-
bers to an pre- and post-conven-
tlon sen cruise and land tour with
the Clarke Steamship Co., the

Deominloh Atiantle and the Cana-: -

dian Pacfic Railways. scheduled
to leave Montreal September 3
and, return there“September 19.
The sea cruise will be on the
&.S. New Northland. calling: at
Charlottetown, Sydney, St. Plerre-
Miguelon, St. Johu's, Newfound-
land, and Halifax; prior to the
convention,: and. will - cover. the
Maritime . Provinces after it,

Cost of: travel to Eastern Que-
bec, the Lower St. Lawrence and

to: resorts’-in- the -Maritime Pro-..,

vinces has been deflated this sum-
mer fn a fare revolution that has

never been equalled in the his~ ~

tory of the railroads of Canada,
This reduction, works out-at about
faro ind. one-tenth for the. round

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Ninth Inning
On Labor Day

Tt was, the last of the ninth and the
score was 6 to 5 in favor of Usk. That
was on Labor Day. , :

Thomas, first ‘up for Terrace was

fanned. ‘Burnett: got a safe two bag-
ger and then Cauthers got to first, ad-
vaneing Burnett to third. Scott let
the Usk pitcher waste three balls and
then landed on the fourth for two bases
and scored the two that were on bases.
The game was close all the way.
The first inning was a blank and Usk

‘\got a run in the second, and in the 8rd

Terrace made some errors which gave
the visitors two more rans, The 4th
was a blank and in the Sth Usk took
two more, making a score of five noth-
ing. In the 6th Scott pitched only
four balls to retire Usk. The Terrace
infield. was -on-its toes find. picked off

they figured it ell out Terrace was at
bat and had scored four runs, and in
the 7th Lyons scored for Terrace ond
evened up the score, In the 8th Usk
again took the lead by one and they
failed to score in the Sth. Terrace got

‘}down to business in the 9th to win or

to never forgive themselves, They
won, but they had to earn it.

There was a good crowd both from
saw oa dandy game. ‘Joe.

_ |gineers, spent a few. days in the dist”

caught by. Skinner at second, Lyons |

everything. That kind of got under|:
the skin of the Usk boys and before.

Usk and from Terrace end the fans
‘* Dodimead:

A “Creelman ‘has. a “contract - in ¢on-
nection with the hatcheries at Lakelse
Lake, 7

“Whe placer miners of the district are
up against it again on account of high
water in the creeks flooding them out,

8. I. Frame and R. Davis, water ett

ict the first of the’ week, :

Mrs, Von Hess and ‘daughter’ Deidr:
who have spent the past few weeks +
Lukeise Lake, are spending ‘a few day
with Mrs, C. R. Gilbert before going te
Premier.

t

Miss McGregor, sister of Mrs. Mict
ael arrived on Saturday’ ‘and will at
tend high school here, —

B. R. “Wallace left last Week for AM
yox where he has accepted the prin
cipalship of the school, Lawren¢
Greig filling the vacancy. on ‘the hes"
school staff.

Owing to the continued rains th-
level of Lakelse Lake fs higher at pre-
sent than at any other time this year.

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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Robt. Cprlett wishes to express
her appreciation. of the many kind.
nesses shown her during her late be-
reavement, and to thank those who *
sent so many and: “such” beintifal floral
tributes to the- esteem in which her
late’ husband: was: ‘held; *° ,

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