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ternoon..  The- living » ‘room was ‘decor-

Nana’ Dorothy’ ‘Little and Velma. Greig:
The girls Were dressed in. pink and in
white.” ‘Mrar Muiro ‘ brought * “in a

a \dalnty pink: basket | overflowing with
gifts for the: ‘prospective bride. ° Mona
then thanked her friends for’ the gifts

and ‘assured: thigm that. fhey. would. all:

aa be’ very. useful:

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Robinson and. McWhinney were visit:
ors’ to- Hazelton: ‘on’ ‘Friday’ where they
atended. the: ‘Caravan ‘doings, ° They
[report a 1 good, time. ° ‘ . ;

“Mra. Phos. “Brooks was, hostess 0!
Polduy. aEtcrLeon when 3 @ entertain |.
ed a. large: nd or of ‘frond; AG misvel
laneous. shower in. the G.: Ww. Vv. 1A. in
honor. of ‘Miss: Gladys. Kenney - whose
; marriage to W.. Jordon: takes -place in
the. United ‘Church on’. July. ath. A
wagon; which. was prettily decorated
Jin: plik, was Graiwn -in .. By. - Bunnie.
Munger.

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the’ bride-elect, °°. Le

oy UA. Swain: returned Tuesday. after|

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. The Terrace e Drug § Store | : ai

New lot of books -Reprints--of $1. 00 and. 41. 00.
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The Terrace Drug’ Store”
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Get’ your newspapers, magazines: ‘and reading. matter here regularly: a |

. pert is a. guest at the “Crossivays.”

‘|the home ‘of Mrs,-W. H. Sparkes . on

Mids . teKie of. Portland, Ore, ‘hag
returned: to ‘her home after spending
the “past few weeks - with* her sister, |.
‘| Mrs. és HL. Swain... Mrs. Swain Avent |.
as far as Prince Rupert with here. :
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“Mrs. oe tT é Kenney has. been appaint-{
ed. grand . chaplain’ “of: the - ‘Rebekaha, |:
. She, attended . ‘the ‘grazid. lodge: conyen-

tion in. Yantouver.”

Mrs (Rev.) ‘Gibson: of : + Bitnee’ Ru

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A. detighttil funetion . was - “held: at]

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: ; | bers of the’ W. A. and ‘Bible’ Study

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Wednesday ‘afternoon last “when: mem-
Circle tendered a ‘farewell: to Rev. and
Mrs. ‘Robinson. It was 'a very happy
aftemioon.. a

“oho: town haa been- “much, Improved |

1aid from Sparkes: “store: ‘to: ‘deKergen
mean, ‘and-from the’ ‘polices station: to

Mrs. Manto ‘pave. ‘a. ‘thowes: in honor
of: Miss" Mona. Greig 7 on. ‘Saturday ‘at: president, Geo.

ated ; with - masses” of ‘jpeonies and: col:
F Phe guests were mostly the
‘gehool chums :of the. ‘bride-elect, and
‘the: teachers.’ Helen’ Greig. and: ‘Mrs;
: ‘Onnolee Kirkaldy. sang Very : Dleasing-
Tily. “Milas Reid. won “a: contest, *
was served by ‘Adelaide Thomas, Clara

“Tea. .

: doin: cher parents in. Prinee ‘Rupert .

“The guests included’: aT |
ber. from Usk. : Miss. -Betty. Anderson}.
4 read the _ opening address: and opened |

4thée: many ‘beautiful etfts: received by

. § (attending, I, 0. 0, Ee grand’ 1 Todse. in 4
| Vancouver eo, = ont

a} Remo were in town’ for’ Sunday.

8 dusgust of the rising generation. Le

ask. how: ‘the’ fishing. was, otherwise, he

since the new" ‘side. walks: ‘have’ ‘been Pe C

AB ‘follows i—

“Prestdent) Re
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aldent, Wn, - Little; - secretary, .

kady. “Mr,” Keith's : resignation Was
accepted: with genera! regret ‘and a re-
solution of apprecialin f hik services
Wns. passe. te

Wis. Grbam of. ‘Prince Roapert: te a
guest of fer Son. George on: Park. Ail.

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Rebekah lodges honored - Mr.-and: Mrs.

bride. and groom. a. reception and: ‘pre-

pleasant evening was: ‘enjoyed.

Miss 1 Maxgaret Cook left tuesday ‘to

!

Mrs. Aird ‘and. ‘daughter, of- Pacific
were. in town on Saturday.
AR. Webster and _daughier from
Vancouver : “were week ‘end visitors in
Terrace, - Mr, Webster. was an. “em-
ployee at Little's mill” for about three
years. :

"

(The Terrace baseball. team. went up

Usk’ hoy by a score of 18- 10,

; "he. Sutinaay night dance at Kalum
Lake was enjoyed by ‘those present, ;

lake’ water’ were Ideal tor the swim:
mers. ‘Sunday was ‘the first favor-
able day this season.

. ;

Me, and’ Mrs: Frank B, Robinson of

»-Howard : ‘Chalk 4 turnetl “to ‘Rupert

with. his ‘Parents. He. wos a. valued
member « “OE: ‘fhe: choir. at St. ‘Matthews,

Beohl éloses’ this week ‘much: “to ‘the

Col.” “Hien,” ‘personal repiiesen entative
in the west..of Sir Henry Thornton,
paid ‘a visit: to this district, for a few
days: last: week: ‘end. He did’ not ‘give
out .any infornmtion. as to the: ‘hys
and wherefores of ‘his visit... ‘He did

wag: an 1 oyster, vos

A -ensu: '

Allén ; 18k, “tee: m1
*, Glas 5. 2nd vice-pre-
“Mra.
Clare . Gigey; treasurer,’ G. B.S. Blae-|- per. encouragement for
_ Important -work--being .
| Boys'-and Girls*Call Clubs to im

“Canada’s © Great:

Phe: menbers of the 1. 0. 0; B ‘and .

Ww: Unger: on! “Monday- night’: ‘ins the ;

a sented them’ with R* handsome, chair *
~ |.» band: best. Wishes co

EK. “Gordon, ‘Capt. ‘Colthurst, We . ve ss
‘ The boy: scouts. tendered: « a 1 banquet :
to Rey. AW, Robinson,: chaplain. TAL

New. York ‘papers.:

to. Usk’ last Saturday and beat. -the °

7 “Canada’s largest: ¢onvention held
‘in’ Canada’s largest hotel came to
:& successful téfmination last weék

A large: crowd ‘went: ‘to Lakelse ‘on’ |
; Sunday. list. “The weather and “the

 With-'a view. to ‘providing prow
the’ very -
‘done. by

prarve:the dai‘y- “eattle industry in
; the! provinca ‘of “Quebec, the Cana-
dian .Paciti¢. Railway. is offering a
“Scholarship . to “minora of 16° years
and over, exhibiting in “the Boys’

and Girls’ ‘Calf Club. clasaes at
Bastern: » Exhibi-
tion, sperbrooks, Que. (August BB ‘
30 ‘next, -_

ith ‘Japan. aga: “possible ‘alterna-:
tive. location, according | ‘to, Infor-
mation: brought’ back from:* the’

‘,1990-,gathering, -in Madrid," Spain, .
“by. D.C. ‘Coleman,: vice-president of

‘the Canadian Pacific Railway, and

' Sir George McLaren Brown, Eu-

Topean General Manager, who to-

_gether* represented. the rajlway at

the recent: world meet, ‘Every coun-

: “try ‘in. the world, except Russia,.
Was ‘Tepresented. .

| Launched on “June, 11, at Clyde-
" Lank. by Hi. RHE

‘the’ Prince of

.Wales.in ‘the presence of: a distin-- . -
4 guished «gathering of notables, 8.5...°-
‘7 Empress of Britain, ace -of Cana-
‘ da’s -steamships, took. “the ‘water
“and pictures of the function: were

flashed across the’ Atlantic and the
speeches radioed and: appeared in:
Coupled . with.
the «Prince’s ‘speech were speeches ©
by. Lord Aberconway and B...W..
Beatty, chaiiman ‘and president of
‘the Canadian Pacific Railway.

when the Ancient Arabic Order of
the Nobles: of -the Mystic Shrine,

-coming from dozeng of ‘citles’ in

Canada and the United States, who
had.-invaded Toronto to the’ num-
ber of close on. 100,000, left for’
their. respective” ‘Homes. Ths ‘Royal .
York could not of course fully ac--
commodate them and the Canadian’
Pacific Railway built “Fez City'of -
teilway' coaches for” the. “‘Durpose .
‘near ‘the hotel, . .

F “ cent: ‘greater oo
1820. and the: total quantity

“Of ‘moat ‘consumed -annvally inthe. |
-"Deminion. has:
"cont, in “the: last 10 years.

‘imereased: *. 26 Der a

- ‘Ontario tops: ‘the. st of” ‘Cana _
dian provinces’ with’ fatalities .at
- evel; crossings’ . during’ ‘the’ past
tliree years, according to: Anthur- “
Gaboury, secretary-general of ‘tha wes
'. Province‘ of Quebec Safety League, -
His figures show’ -71:. deaths
; 1928; -78 in. 1929 and. 16 to:the end
‘of
with 39,7 and 7 for Quebec ‘tn the
same periods,’
-dumbers ih:

in

May, "1930. These compare

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} The’: Bible ‘poalety meeting 3 held: in mit
of St, Matthews church on a Thursday, awas|,

| Christie's: bakery. and” front _the post ie a :
Jottice. past. Beamon: 7

CANADIAN NATIONAL
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the. SCENIC. route!-Go

5 The 1938 International: Ratlwey

- Congress. nay be ‘held. in Canada, :
lodge rooms when, ‘they. ‘tendered - ‘the | Ww

Meat: ‘and. ‘dairy. Products, are: in- we “ee

the’ ofse': ‘of ‘Quebec ara" *
. attributable, says Mr. ‘Gaboury. ta.
the” observance: of: ‘the law. In
= province’ calling’ ‘apan: a
‘when’ réaching: 2, Grossittg,
3 train: Is. in*: Bigh ‘or “he