“TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,

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Mrs, Munger and three children ar-

{ vived from Telkwa on Sunday to make

zecoulnpani.. by Mr. Munger’s sister, *

Mrs. 0, T, Sundal lett ou Sunday to
spend a few days with her daughter.
Miss Gladys Kenney in Prince Rupert

From there Mrs. Sundal will go on to|.

attend the graduation of her other

. daughter, Miss Elsie Kenney, who has

heen three years in training nt -Jubi-
lee hospitul, Victoria. After a visit
with friends in Vancouver ad Victoria
She will go to Yarmouth, N, 8., to vis-
it with her sister for the. summer. In
the fall she will go, to Boston, New
York, and return vin New Orleans, Los
Angeles and Seattle. She will he away

‘kellum cemetery.

about six mortiths, ”

Airs. AL ¥, Wilson was a guest of
Arg, T. J. Marsh over the week end.

Mrs. Griffith returned to Prince Ru-
pert on Sunday, - - .

Geo. Little left for Prince Rupert on
Sunday in answer to a call from the
hospital that lis brother Albert was
sinking fast. He passed away Mon.
day morning about 1 o'clock. The re.
mains were brought to Terrace _Mon-
day afternoon. The funeral was held
on Tuesday afternoon dt four o'clock
ond interment. took place at Kitsum-
(Full details will
be given next week)

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Golf Club now _
7 Organized for
_ Terrace Course

The newly formed ‘Got Club held its

“initial meeting in Gordon’s Hotel on

Tuesday night, W. H. Burnett presid-
ing over a fair attendance. Mr. A. H
Barker announced that 14 members
Jhad paid up and several others had
promised to join. A fair amount of
work had been done to fit the coursc
for play and. W. J. Goodwin bad len
a flock of sheep to ent down the hev-
bage.: No intimation hod been te
celyed of any support from outside bu’,
he believed that would come along tl!
right.

The election of officers and cummi:-
tee was then proceeded with and tu
following were elected :—

President—W. H, Burnett

Viee-Pres.—Geo. Dover

Sec.-Treas.—-Mr. Walters

Committee—J, K, Gordon, 0. 'T, Sun-
dal, A. Attree, and. A. H. Barker

Many.matters of routine detail werc
considered and steps were taken to
hare the organization of the elnb com.
pleted with by-laws prepared. It wat
also arranged to have a bee on Friday

-|to put the grounds in shape.

Commissioners
For Terrace in
Regular Session

The monthly meeting of the local
council was held on Tnesday,.Gom, J
K. Gerdon presiding. A letter from H.
Cote asking that work be done on the
road lending to his place was referred
to the public works committee,

It was decided to purchase a safe foi
the custody of documents and ‘books
of account. A. W. Robinson and L. .
]kenney were a deputation frum the
civic committee of the Bourd of Trad
who requested a general cle up week
ind also that something be Jone te
remedy the appearance of the garbage
dump or that a new dump be provided.
The clerk was instructed to issue a
notice requesting the residenys to clear
t: the town during the weukr cainmene
ing; May 21st.
lu.p the clo k Wis requested fo, fun
sul" with the polize on the mutter.
11 was also decided tu hnve a by-law
drefted to dealt with tne question of
cieaning up the disrict.

‘acouns for payme it amounting to
$396.53 .were passed as wus also a by-
law providing for fire protection,
The recount of votes cast. at the
election on March 3rd was then taken
and the figures announced nt the first
count were found correct.

_ Prof, Boggs of the U. B, 0, deliver.
ed a lecture in the G, W. ¥ A brll on

) Saturday evening, his subject beinz
{Citizenship and Pubtle Opinion".
‘Jis touring the pe rinee on University

He

extension work, ant b's ieeting here

Was »rranged by tae 3 ard of Trad

~: | His Jecture dealt with >be present: in
ge ternational relatloussigs and the Prys-

: oh peet of future wars.
wy he maintained: was more important

Social education

even | then scientific, if, world peace

Mrs, Olof Hangon spent Sunday with
Mrs: Geo, Little.

. “Frank Watt left for, his home in
High Riyer, Alta., after having spent
the winter months at Terrace. He
went via Prince Rupert and Vancouver
-Chas. Purdy left Monday for Ash-

an ton, Ont, ona hotids +

aeeerammmeed

P.M “Monckton of Pacific was a

. visitor in Terrace early, this weolk,

"Mes. “S. N “Kirkaldy: ‘and children

ya were ‘Buests of Mra. Watt, at Amsbury,

Mrs, “Stewart of Kallum Take: left
Thursday for Vancouver. for, a ‘month:

a Mrs. ‘jomer ‘Brooks:
from: Knox : churely’

i al

- OW, Shaw and dy “Douglas. were » uh
from ‘Pritice Rupert. for, ‘Sunday. set

DOaoae. peers a

4.00

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and
intermediate points each THURSDAY and SUN-
DAY at 13.00 p.m.

For Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday at

m,
For Stewart each Saturday ut 10.00 p.m.
. For North and South Queen Charlotta Islands—
fortnightly. .

on.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.l.
- Edstbound—MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 3.08 p.m.

Westbound—TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUN DAY, 11.52 a.m

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
Cheques, ete,, also for your next shipment. ;

, @For Adantic Steanuhip Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

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Mill running continuously,

‘Wich recur to the

By, delegate |: ¥

Mr. and Mrs. Bowiskl and family
left Saturday via Jasper for a holiday
in Vancouver and other points.

Billie Treston, who has been.a pa-
tient in the Prince Rupert hospital
with a broken leg, returned to Terrace
on Saturday and is a guest at the ‘er-
race hotel, .

J. H. Thompson of Prince Rupert.
Conservative candidate for Prince In.
pert riding, was in town over the week
end on business.

Miss Haddock, deaconness of Princc
Rupert, arrived Saturday and on Sun.
day touk the services in Knox United
‘church in the evening. While here
she was a guest of Mrs. Win. Allen,

Mr. aud Mrs, Geo. E. Keith and Miss
‘Kerr returned Wednesday from Prince
Rupert where Mr. Keith was hoving
treatment to his shoulder,

Wm, Little returned last week from
Prince Rupert: where he spent a fev
days wlth his brother Albert ‘who is
Jeritienlly ill at the hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John McRaé of Pxivec
Rupert arrived Wednesday and are at
the McRae ranch at Kitsumkallimn.
Mr. McRae has not been in the best of
health for some time and he is taking.
a rest. .

‘George Melcher. who suffered a frne-
tured ‘thigh severat months. ngo, lef{

ment. wo oe os

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, Mr, aud Mra. Jas.. P. ‘Haimah at
Prince Rupert were in town the bast
hie

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“Geo, Kerr was up from Rupert for
@: day or 80 recentiy. :

on, Tuesday for * Vancouver: for treat: |

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