“THE OMINECA HEALD; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1,-1980

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Book Supplies

genes Benefis, Hiaeers ‘and school ‘supplies’ of. every .

A igo0d assortment: of

oo Watches, Clocks: and Jewellery.
- Engagement and Wedding Gift

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Late Magazines

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* Ammunition -- “Rifles Shot Guns .
The fall: season is here and winter is apnroaching
Overhaul your stoves and dipes. A new. stock of .
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WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY: SATURDAY This Week
_ October 3 and 4
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. Adults 50c.. ; Children under 14 years 25¢
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Sized Lumber: .......2:.....5,

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“HUGE NEW WHEAT Danan

Welland, Ont, ‘Sp ciut to.
-ald—Navigatlon * on. ‘the’. Wellnad can-
ral ‘began’ this. year. on Avril 21st, nud
‘marked -the bringing into - “Use of the
greater purt of the new ship: canal:
(. The total. cargo. carvied un: the, caval
| from the openiug date te ‘June 30 was

*1,708,504 metric tons,’ ns ugainst 1,835-

287 tons during the sume period of last.

year, a decrease of 0,72 per, cent, , ne
: the “foregoing | ‘pulp: woad . was’ 39,161

tons“ lighter in 1929: than ‘in 1928, soft
eoal 82, 563 tons, : ‘sand - ‘62, 408 tans,
. wheat 196,908 * tons and © ‘ry 7,421
tons, ' Boriey,.’ however, | was = .§0,6038
tons heivier;, "corn hae. tons, and
; coke" 16,208 : tons, Be ie :

K depth of 17. feet
) Their dratt-is about
fh: ed and their” cirry mel
#? G00. Dishteld ‘of when! ,

q importers in. thig field. *:

. GREECE wax-NEED ouR ‘WHEAT

be _—_— . a

* Greece this yenr - ‘may - have to im: |.

-|'port more wheat, - Though a larger
area was sown-to wheat in-that coun-
iry, ‘the heavy rain: falls ‘and ~ hail
‘storms in several of? the‘ ‘agricultural
‘regions: seem (to indicate that the yield
of wheat may be further reduced: and
imports correspondingly increased. In
1929 .Greeca imported 233,710 metric

tong: of wheat: from the’ United States

* ond. 169,261." from > Candda, ° ‘The. re
port:- further : states that’: the’ “develop-
ment of soles ‘of Canadian ’ ‘Wheat, in
Greece ag: ‘compared , with competitors
especially with the: United: States, : and

alsq'in some, measure, with, Amore Ac. | -

tive propoganda. and closer eontact™ he-
| tween ..the: ‘Dominion's. exporters: and:

}from: «the: reservoits into’: town.

‘TERRACE NOTE

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Mr. Mcrwen, G. N. “7 irelght agent:

‘| was: ‘up ‘from Prince Rupert last Bri,
joey ‘on basins. oe

“The local: ‘dormmisstoners are making
preparations ‘for’ laying new pipe line.
He
Coote’ ds elearing, the. Tight of. way.

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“0. i “Landry. of: the ‘Domfaton Tele-
graphs: Will meet: the ‘Terrace Board.
of Trade on- ‘Wedriesday in connection
with the request for telephone. connec: |
tion with Usk it for emergency. DUFDOSES.

‘A Te- organization, meeting’ of the 0.

G. Tk. T ‘elubs was held ‘in Kiiox United

Churech last Priday evening when’ £
new “unit was formed under the lead-
ership of Mrs. McCarthy. ' ‘The offic-
ers elected are President, ‘Miss Eva,
Dover ; treasurer, Miss. Yelma. Greig i
secretary, "Misa ‘Helen Smith. The.
first meeting ‘will be held at’ ‘the rec-

tory on Friday, evening next.

"Mrs. D. D. Munro was on ‘afternoon,
tea’ hostess on Friday ‘last when she
entertained in honor of. ars, Evritt of
Prince ; Rupert...” .

transferred by the bank.

co. iB. Gilbert was’ a business visitor
to ‘Vanderboot recently. © :

R. L. MeIntosh returned home iast
Thursday “after a few days in Rupert:

Mrs. A. Abernethy of ‘Parksville ar-
rived Wednesday and will spend a
time the guest of her sister Mrs: Me-
Neill. Mr. McNeill is maling a good
recovery DOW: ‘from his recent: serious
iliness and hopes soon ‘to be back at

\ the store.

Lawrence ‘Greig. left “Thursday for
Vancouver to resume, ls studies. at
U. ‘B. CG. , :

aoe are wee

’ Mr. and Med. “‘Vanderlip “who” “have
spent the last few. months with. their
daughter,. Mrs.’ -J.., B.- Agar, left. for
Parksville: on.Friday where they haye
been residing: for the past two years.

The fall fair board.is holding a bas:
ket. soclal an dance in the G,W.V.A:
hall on Friday evening. The, owner
of the highest. priced. pasket will be
awarded $10 and second highest $2. 00.
The funds are needed to square up the
finances of the past year and to put
the board in good . shape for ‘the com:

ing year.” -

- Mrs, George Dover and two ‘ennta-
ven will return Sunday after. spending
the summer at ‘Atwood, Ont, Tt will
be learned with regret that Miss Betty

“who has been in poor health, has been

ordered oe ped for a year.

Rond mngineer Cotten - was: ‘down on
business for- a ‘couple of: ‘dasa.. om

Ay

The annual harvest * fhanksgiving
serviced “will. be held in‘. St Matthews
chureh. on Sunday next at Av am. and
7.80) pan, Le : coat a

offered by’ ‘the Ladies Masical club: of}
» She |!

a wel i
;

Mn ‘Blackaby left Tuesday for. Wil-
. Hams Lake to which point he’ was

: to: ‘gettle thetr- quarrels.’ :
The’ “economic. importance? Lot “the a"

On Peace Pact

‘By. Helen Greig}

- At the Terrace exhibition Rev. £
Allen, pastov’ of ‘thé United “Church at
Terrace, offered. prizes for! the best
composition written iy puplls ‘of the

‘710th and 11th grades on “The Import-
* fanee of thé*Kellogz Peace Pact.”

A
goodly number : of. the students wrote

‘compositions ‘and | the first prize was
won by. Helen- Greig of grade 10, It
was so good: that. a number thought it
should appear in” print and the News

Thas been able’ to ‘secure iL copy whicn |.

is given below :—

“At the conclusion of the Great
necissity., of some‘ agreement ar means
by which war could be redteed to
minimum,
gue of Nations was formed, The ‘coy-
enant of “the league ‘ stated” that
war was to be the last resort in set-
ting a dispure. between countries.

“Since the foundation of the League
there hns been a-steadily growing feel-
ing that war should never be resorted
to and that it should. abe! outlawed- -by
the: nations: ‘of the: world, and in’ that
way desiroy its liability.

Peace Pact was signed by which the
nations agreed to renounce war ‘AS an
instrument of national policy, and to

putes. This plan was. first proposed | .
py: Monsieur Briand, . French foreign
minister, as a pact between the Unit-|
ed States and France. Mr. Kellogg,
the United ‘States secretary of State
suggested that it be extended to in-
elude all nations, his idea ‘being to get] -
rid of the institution. of, war, so that
war. would be legally ‘impossible, and |
to do this unconditionally.

“The signing of the pact marked an

of the policy of all countries concern-
ed in settling. disputes. Formerly

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Kellogg - pact rests inthe’ fact’ ‘that’ it
means ‘the © ‘gaving’ -of © “finignees, | The
of the countries will not: ‘be: spent-.on
training’ soldiers. or on '
soldiers to Wars or 0 armour or am-
munition.
to“ the younger. countries who: can’ ill"
afford to lose a large number of their:
population. The Kellogg Peace Pact
is. essentially an endeavor to develop
and focus world opinion against war.
Its purpose is.to rally the imagination
and conscience of. mankind to the res
cognition of the fact that war is an

1 obsolute and futile means of ‘settling

disputes, :
“in after years: “the children. ‘of to-

A nian as: brondminded ag the thought-
ful man ‘who first thought of one of
the most. important | ‘things in history;

; “The Kellogg” ‘Peace: Pact.”

“Mrs. W. Fre Ackroyd who spent’ the|

[past few. weeks: in Wainwright; Alta. |
‘is |.

looking after - business interests,
leaving’, for. home, the end of ‘Septem: |:
ber and. will’ motor. ‘through: to Hazel
ik n and’ ‘take train there.

Mrs, C. Vv. ‘pvitt yeturned to Raper:
fon. Toate after. spending:

[Prize Essay on {J

‘War the nations of the world felt the |-: .

al:
For: this. purpose the Lea-| .

“On August 27th, 1928, the Kellogg: "

adopt pacific means ‘of: settling  dis-|-

innovation in that it meant a reversal|. —

they had. heen used to reporting to war] |

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for Vancouver, ‘thence via
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Weekly: ditinge for North.
. and: South Queen Charlotte’. *
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Passenger trains feavg, Terrace, ew

eastbound,. daily. except. Sunday,
: 4.38 p.m; westbound, daily, except
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ince Rupert, wei06e,

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: transporting =

It. also: means a great deal].

day and their children will look up to|-

‘ méuntains,” saking a’. ‘shipment. of

. first, “who - has. oa a- bull monse™ -

Here and There] .

(617 ry. ag
~ One of the biggest: game ‘bags
éver to be taken out of the Cana- ~.
dian Rockies has fallen to the gun ‘
of Angus Hodgson, of- Montreal; :
who hag been hunting in the Koots...
enay Valley. . It includes-two deér,
two Rocky Mountain’ goatj one :
moose, one elk, and one black bear; = = =
At the end of his, trip he spent six. |!
‘days | tracking @.monater grizzly...
.and ‘with one bighorn ram he:
would have had the limit of every: ,
animal posatble t to gat. which the a
law: allows him... 0.8 ne ate

~ Comprising. the largest, one-da
movement of apples :out of Brit
Columbia this season, the Canad
Paelfic. Railway... recently - operate:
‘four ‘special freight trains: over. the

WSs. carloads of MeIntosh. Reda.’ .
the “Prairie . Provinces ‘end. as tar ‘oe
east. as: ‘Kenora. i

Riding moose across New ‘Bruns
‘Jakes ‘and rivers is beginning
to as the, coming new:-cTaze,

vy. Thomas’ Travis, : oe
NJ, appears-to be.the ~

of Montclair,

the ‘Key: Hole’ e