No. 25

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TOURIST ’ LUMBERING
Hor Senos TERRACE Hortiemmnns

Miss M. Dobb, Prince Rupert,
_is spending a holiday in town,
the guest of Mrs, T. Brooks and
Mrs. Greig.

Mr, and Mrs. T. Brooks left

this week for, Queen Charlotte

m City to spend a short time as the

s guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. H.
1 Bleecker.

Mrs. R. Farrell and daughter,
of Atwood, Ont., are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Dover.

Miss Nellie E. Bates, of Love-
lands, Colorado. is making her
annual visit to Kalum Lake,
where she has mining interests
and where she has spent the past
four holiday seasons,

f Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, of Na-
= noose, are guests at the Terrace
Hotel while spending a holiday
in town.

G. F. Monekton, of Royal Oak,
B.C., is visiting his nephew, P.
M. Monckton.

Helen Walker, who has been
yisiting Mrs. W. A. iieDonald,

left for her home-in Prince Ru-|

pert on Friday,

a )6COC, F, A, Green, W. Vanderlip,
and W. T. Atwood were among

} Terrace people visiting Prince|

Rupert last week.

Francis Keith, who has been
visiting his uncle, Geo. Keith,
for the some days, left for his

* home in the south last Iriday.

J. Kindersley, who was in the

f employ of W. H. Burnett for the
_ past few months, left on Friday
for his home in Vancouver.

H. 8. Creelman, of Lucerne, is:

spending a few days looking up
old friends in town. ,
Shirley and Arthur Sager, who
F were puests fora couple of weeks
s of Rev. and Mrs. W. Allan, re-
s turned to their home in ‘Port
Simpson on Thursday, .
Geo, Dover made a business
| trip to Prince Rupert on Thurs-
i day of last week and returned on
i! Friday.

The picnic which was to have
been held on Friday afternoon in
Wm, Goodwin’s grove, was post-
poned until this (Friday) after-
noon on account of the weather

conditions.

Geo. D, Anderson, of the Bank
of Montreal staff at Prince Ru-
pert, is spending a holiday in
town. ‘‘Andy,’’ as he is better
known here, is always weleomed
‘by his many friends.

FB, Belway, of Rosswood, spent
| a few days in town the end of
the week,
| A. Ebring, who has spent the
| past few years in the Terrace and
Vi Vanaradol districts, left on Satur-
day for his native Sweden, where
Ih he will make his future home..
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Tom Marsh went up to Cedar-
vale early in the week,

H. Service, of the provincial
police staff, made an official visit

Mrs. Graham, Prince Rupert,
is the guest of Mrs. W. C.
Sparkes,

G. C. McKay, resident public
wotks engineer, ‘Prince Rupert,
was in town on Friday.

Mrs. E. R. Cox, of Hazelton,
and Mrs. P, Skinner and Mrs. J.
Sparkes, of Usk, attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Walsh
on Saturday. .

Mrs, W. Noonan, accompanied
by her family, arrived from Telk-
wa to visit her mother, Mrs. W.
Bohier.

Mrs. Hatt, of Vancouver, is
visiting her son, J. Morse Hatt,
after having spent some time in
Smithers as the guest of her son,
Floyd.

Jimmie Farquhar, of Prince
Rupert, was a week-end guest at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. J.
Marsh,

Miss E. French, A.L.C:M., is
sharing the commendations being
ex.ended to her pupil, Miss Janet
Young, who, with 92 per cent.,
secured first-class honors in ele-
mentary theory in the recent local
examinations conducted by the
Toronto Conservatory of Musie

in Prince Rupert.

Mrs. R. deKergommeaux has
returned to her home in Prince
Rupert after spending a month
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H, Hailiwell

Rev. T. J. Marsh, accompanied
by Rev, W. Barfoot and Rev, W.
S. Wickendsen, paid Usk a visit
at the end of last week,

“Mrs. A. Y, Wilson, of Remo,
was the guest of Mrs. T. J.
Marsh during the early part of
the week.

Mrs. Carpenter and daughter,
of Dorreen. spent Tuesday in
town with friends.

The Terrace Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs met at the lodge rooms
on Sunday afternoon and pro-
ceeded to Kitsumgallum Ceme-
tery, where they decorated the
graves of departed brethren,

‘The’ staff of Kitsumgallum
School is to be congratulated on
the completion of a most success-

‘| ful year’s work, Lawrence Greig

and Marguerite Martin, the only
pupils in Grade 11, both matri-
culated. Despite the fact that a
change was made in the staff at
Easter, all of grades 9 10, and 11
were succeseful,

John Gilbert, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. . and
Mrs; C. R.' Gilbert, ‘left Saturday
for the east via Seattle. =

{was an enjoyable affair, and a

Benefit Lawn Party.

The garden party held on OU. T.
Sundal’s lawn on Wednesday of
last week under the auspices of
the Terrace Hospital Auxiliary

large attendance was present.: A
splendid ‘ program of musical
numbers was presented and in-
cluded vocal solos by Mrs. Wm.
Allan, Mrs. R. Haney, Miss Etan-
da Marsh and Rev. W. Allan,
anda duet by Mona Greig and
Kathleen Burnett, Mrs. At-
wood’s orchestra also pave sever-
al selections. The evening was
completed by the serving of a
substantial and :ppetizing lunch.
The receipts were $52.

Young People to Camp

A good deal of interest is being
taken in the forthcoming camp
at Lakelse Lake under the aus-
pices of Young People’s Work of
St. Matthew’s Anglican and Knox
United Church, Terrace. The
boys are ta go out on August 9,
returning on the 14th, and the
girls will camp from the 16th to
the 2lst. The effort is being
fostered by Rev. W. Allan, Rev.
W. F.. Barfoot, A. C. Fowler,
leader of the Trail Rangers, and
Miss C. Toombs, leader of the
C.G.1.T. work. Several other
friends have expressed their wil-

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LUMBER PRICE List

Rough Lumber...........--.cc.0005 be aueee $18.00 per M
Shiplap......... bebe ence ennereencueresegs 22.50 ‘
Sized Lumber ...........0. babe eee eceernes 22.50 **
Finished Material.... .............. 40.00 to 65.00 ‘
Shingles....... beet esac neneees from $2.50 to $5.00 per M
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Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

lingness tc assist at the camp,
while others are aiding the movc-
ment by making donations of
cash, vegetables and foodstuffs.
A good daily program is being
prepared, including swimming,
boating, hiking, and other ree-
reations pertaining to camp life,

Ronald and Norman Allan, sons
of M. and Mrs. Frank -‘W. Allen,
Prince Kupert, are spending a
holiday at Hill Farm.

- New Hazelton Notes

The pack train goes to the Sil-
ver Cup this week to start pack-
ing down the ore.

The road gang on the Nine||
Mile wagon road will finish Sat-
urday,

Mike George pulled the king
pin on Thursday and ‘jet sixty
thousand feet of cedar pules into
the Skeena river, Other poles
will be let loose as fast as the
Cedarvale crew can get these out

A. P. Denby, of Vancouver,
one of the directors of the new
company which will develop the
American Boy property, Nine-

mile mountain, spent several days |i
examining the mine, He return- | |/fF

ed to Vancouver on Monday, ac-
companied by Archie Smith, who
wags here for a week or'so.

Hon. Dr. Sutherland, minister

of public works, is letting a con-

tract for a new bridge at Quesnel
to connect Vancouver.and Hazel-
ton by. wagon or auto road,

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