T. Elwood Brooks

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Insurance Agent
Fire Automobile
Accident

Life

P. 0. Box 102

TERRACE

BRIO IORIIRRIRIENOR

Terrace,

The people of Terrace turned out in
force on ‘Thursday niotning at 10,30
When .the fire alarm ‘Warned them of
a fresh danger. ‘The men working at
George Little’s mitl caught sight of a
fire on the roof- of Mr. , Ferguson's
homennd immediately left work to ren-
der assistance. Phe fire, whieh had
started from a. defective -stove pipe,
burned a smal hale in the roof,

Rev. HH. 'v. Allen, accompanied by his
wite, and family returned Wednesday

Terrace Mil! Prices on
7 Lumber

Rough lumber .......00 — 0.
$48 common dimension and No.1
shiplap senses ‘
No. 2 shiplap.eccc.c. cc.
No. 1 finish, siding, flooring, r-
joint, ete. from $35.00 to ..........
Shingles from $2.50 UP. tO oo...
Mouldinsg, le up per linea? foot.
Prices subject to
notice,

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eee ee $1BSC

-- cone 20.00
sat teens 18.50

change without

Geo, Little Terrace, B.C.

Bring your car in for a
Complete Overhaul

Agar’s Garage

All repairs carefully made
Oiland gas. Full stock of
Parts, tires, ete,

General Motors Agent
Terrace, B. C.

| have been broken and the pails of the

after attending the ‘annum conference
of the United Church held in New
Westminster,” - -

——wame

After sustaining ‘2 fifty-fity deal at
Usk, the local hall players ave on thei
toes getting ready for June 3rd wher
the minors intend: to visit Terrace nnd
try to beat the fruit zrowers, nd int.
ter which tenm they put up. The pro:
gram for the King's Birthday has no!
Ye theen completed but it wilt inelude
baseball, fovthball and aother bal
game later, There will bea dance Ir
the evening, ,
D. MeLood of Cedarvale wis in the

Villuge on ‘Thursday. | *:

W. Thomuson of Katuan Litke, war
in Terrace over the week end:

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During the last few days damage of
1 mischevious nature has been done ir.
various parts of the district. Window:

flre fighting equipment on the Skeeny
river. bridge: have? heen removed. | Phe
police is making a cheek upon the
known smart Alex's and-*wanld be liad
men or hovs from the erent open spice

Monday morning found the Skeenr
at a higher level than it bas’ been al
any Hime during the present season

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, -B. C.

Ranning Water Dining Room
Electrice Light Telephone
., Travellers Sample Rooms
Special Coicken Dinner, Sunday -
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SWAIN’S

Transfer and Taxi Service

Meet all trains

Special Rates to Lakelse Lake

TERRACE, B. C.

A. Attree, EL 8, Cole, W. Hy Jobn-
stone and W. Chapman spent ‘day or

two in Prince Ruperts; 26"

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A. F. Lancaster, provincial collector,
Grince Rupert, wns in town afew dayr

flast week. .,.

H.C. Cowell of Vancouver, spent. a

Mind then went on to Hazelton... He is
jonnected with the immigration, depart’
Brent af the C.N. Rees '

BER IICIERAICICIR SCICIOR ICRC RCICRCRICRE

‘| Lakelse property,

A close check is being kept of ferry
equipment and varions bridges along

to a minimum.

Mrs. 8. G: Mille te sponding a‘ fey

C)R, Gilhert made a trip Inst wee’
to Stewart and Anyox.

The beautiful wenther. last. Sunda: +
attracted many aut tothe lakes to ser
nhout their summer homes. The ang-
lers also report good cntehes.
. . . 7 a

©. Larson has about: finished his
cahin tnt n short distance north o°
Lakelse Todge.

Capt. J, B. Colthnrst has the eomen °
for the foundations in for anew cot
inge ou his Inke front property. .

. “o
_ Gen, Little is erecting a eabin on his

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Geo, Little recently brought in a car
load ‘of, cattle from the interior: Tn
eluded in the shipment were six milel
cows, and these have been sold to var’
ions. settlers who had no stock héfore
AS f.-vesmlt of the careful plannin;

will have the benefits of fresh milky.

[ouple of days in Terrace last’ week | nesi

stock business,’

“°° CARD OF THANKS.

find beréavement? a

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whagwrgaody

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the river to ensure that damage is key |.
‘Roy Ch

+ Trade Commissioner
in -plaeing.-the enttle severnl familie?|-  .+

goodly portiow of the famlly diet—ant |
Jat the, same time get 1 start in’ the}.

Anticipation
Wilh bean ett

be t
Rentvills, NS dene p gent 3

“address the cOMmiehitlons

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: Hon,

Danied by . Mrs

_by Usriyieton,
Halifax Frecenthy

for

of Bedford fora sleek holltey tn
the Old Country. Luring bis’ab:

any improvement in’ the revenues
of.the railroads will

make itself felt in all channels ‘of

than any other domestic factor to
restore. strength to the talion’s
insiitutions,” says an. ecitorial. ip
the Charleston, S. C., Post,

railway affairs is well ii tstrated.

a railroader for 49 consecutive
years, recently promoted  presi-
dent of the Reading Company. In
1883, at the age of 17, Ewing
began his railroad career as a
rodman in the emplay of - the
Philadelphia & Reading Railway,

There were 447 moose and 9594
deer shot in New Brimswick last
year, according to figures can-
tained in the annual report of
Chief Game Warden H. H, Rit-
chie to. the provincial Minister of.
Lands and Forests. There was
also @. very successful partridge’
Beason with a bag of 44,469 birds,

Warmer weather and generally
favorable conditions point to nar-
mal deyelopment of the western
‘wheat crop, according to the
report of the agricultural depart-
ment of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, , Virtually all of Mani-

wan and Alberta seeding will be
.completed by the end of the third
week of May. .

.Two famous zglobe-trotters, Dr
apman “Andrews, noted
anthropologist,
New York. Sun's world-girdling
correspondent, came together, at
Victoria recently on Canadian

the former on his way to Peking
and the latter travelling witb

Mrs Davis to Honolulu,

Success attending the inaugural
cruise of $8.8. Princess Alice last
year to northern British Columbia
and Alaska has ]
Columbia Coast Steamship gervice
to provide another special Alaska.
cruise with the, SS, Princess
Charlotte, leaving August’ 5 from
Vancouver, it is announced -by E,

_ FL. Sturdee, general passenger
agent, Canudian Pacific Railway, -

. Capital, Labor, the learned pro-
fessions, diplomacy ond business.
were all represented in the pas-
Senger list of the Canadian Paci-
fic liner Empress of -A'ustralla on
arrival at Quebec recently. . ‘The
Nsi included Sir Cherles Gordon, .
President of the.‘Nank of Mont-
real; Tom Moore, president of the
Trades and tahor Cougress of
Canada; 3, i. Meredith, 'I.C., Dr
Moser, ‘consul-goneriai Tor Crecho-
Slovakia, and. Colonel “Hereule
Rarre,  Canudiin “Goyernment

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‘Residents of.

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SRO Lad there
Pane OF BOG Make
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hald at’ tha. Carnwrittis Tanpie:
Iti.
is oxpecied that fir John ‘ennol. 6
Of St. Ju.w’s, Newfoundiaad,: wad

_} Weed the: Herald learned that the pros’
: a bets of a bumper erop this year’ ar.
Gorton Soo larrinetan, oo" een
Premier’ ot Nova: Seotia; aeennpe
Git -
Monbregt
where they boarded $5. Duchess.

. Bence, Hon. Perey C. Black: will |
be acting premier at the province. © :
— oof brenght ‘Terrace: to the notice of th-

“It is not too much.to say that.

immediately _

trade and that the maintenance.
of railroad solvency will do.more . .

‘} known ns the centre of the best stay

The “career open to merit” in’

in the case of Charles i. low ints,”

now the Reading Company, - ~ —

toba’s seed is in and Saskatche- —

and Hob Davis, -

Pacific liner. Empress of Canada, —

led’ the British |,

Very Little Damage Done to Plants
and Prospects Good fir a Big ~~
Crap of the Favorite Fruit
Speakeleg | wih on number of’ bens
xriAvers in the Terrace (istrict. Ins’

Very. bright. ‘There had heen a -foy:
dewrces: oF frost a few nights:baekj. bn
ene inan said that he-had gone aver hi:
mitch Vere carefully and he was. plac
fo" see. that there was) sneha. vers
small percentage of oot with a-blacd
heart The strawberry was what Pirs?
public, and although the growers hay
heninitted’ their patches, to-grow. les
we helleve that iv the last yer or s
there has’ heen at considerable increa:
in. phiniinés and with.a snperior hery:
s> that eve long Terrace will again’ b.

Irries the world has ever ad Ren

and Venarsdol and other sections neay
by. have also been ’ increasing theh
erry imtehes and have won consider.

| man,

‘parade some time-when Attorney-Gen. 7

NUDE PARADE FOR TERRACE

« Bred Nish, well-kuewn old timer i (i
the Terrace Gistrict;-and a practical -
f at, times 2 little. Tadical along!

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certain lines, says that’he, believes th

Doukhobors have the right solution «
the present unemployment and-lack ou:
market problem. «Mr. -Nash says, tha:
he“has a good notion to. organize. th: - .
beople-of Terrace and put ona nud

eral Poaley js around, in the hopes o
xeting a “good stiff, sentance” Per
haps by the time:they have served thet
seutence :the world depression will 1)
over and ordinary persons will hitve ;
chance to Live. 2 so
CHEESE EXPORTS INCREASE | §
- Cheese exports from the port df Mon.
trent to May 10 reached A total of 99¢
185 Ths as compared with 653.82) Th -
for the corresponding: pevied last yen
Exports of cheesé Inst year totallor
$4.788,400 Ibs. with the United King.
flown taking 80,565,500 Ths, ~

me of @-repintation for high clas:
fruit. :

: The Omlneea Terald ts $2.10. a year .

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