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Hor Sprivcs 7 Hormicuuture = |r/be held on Friday, March 12, \8. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from PRINCE {
| Besides receiving reports and RUPERT for VANCOUVER, ‘VICTORIA, SE- |

Mm §=Some good work is being done
a by O. T. Sundal, who is lowering
fg the gravel bank on his lot adjoin-
fee ing the postoffice and dumping
Mea the gravel at the bank corner,
Ma where there has always been a
me collection of water following
Bs each rain.
fe The many friends of C, A.
aa Notzel will regret to learn that
me he is confiped to bed with the
fm flu. He was indisposed the end
me of last week, but took up his
2 school duties as usual on Monday.
mm The malady got the best of him,
fee however, and he was unable to
me be on duty Wednesday.

fee 6. Morse Hatt is a business
em) visitor in Smithers this week.
we 6OMrs, T. J. Marsh is spending a
e holiday in Prince Rupert as the
gag suest of her daughter, Miss
fee Etanda Marsh.
s Mrs. Helen Little, more fami-
f liarly known as ''Grandmua’’, has
fq been contined to bed by illness
fee during the past week, but her
am many triends look to her speedy
oo Se
mm =| Jonn de Kergommeaux, who
Meee has bees: in ihe Vancouver Gen-
aa eral Huspital receiying treatment
fe for an injury received here some
fee months ago, returned to lerrace
fee last week. His many friends are
fam delighted to see him able to be
im about once again, even though he
mea finds it “necessary yet to usea
me cane,

i 6 John Chretien has returned to
his home fiom Prince Rupert;
fm where he was a hospital patient
Men for severai weeks with a broken

fm leg. He is able to move around,
me with the aid of crutches,

mm «6D. Wilson, of Shames, was
fy among the week-end visitors in
ae Perey Kennedy, who has been
me trapping in the Kalum Lake
eam district, is spending a few days
wee in town.
@ Chris. Larson has returned to
w Terrace much improved in health

a8 patient at the Hazelton Hospital.

m J. E, Tucker, head of the tim-
me ber cruising party of the Kalum
a Lake Timber Co., returned from
Prince Rupert on Saturdag even-
ing after obtaining treatment for
an injured hand.

Mrs. Howard Willson was a
@ visitor to Prince Rupert over the
week: end.
1° Mrs. N. P. Woodward, accom-
Bm panied by her son, Courtney, left
Mon Friday morning for Vancou-
dver to spend 4 holiday with her
parents before taking up her
{home in Prince George again.

‘staff, was confined to. her home
through illness for several dave,

wm after a stay of some duration as |.

Miss Mallot, of the local school,

R. H, Eaton, of Lakelse Hat-
chery, was a week-end visitor in
town.

Word has been receiyed that
Mrs, Robert Christie, who left
for the East several weeks ago
for medical treatment, under-
went successfully an operation on
February 27, and is now recover-
ing a rapidly as is possible.

The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold an illustrated lecture
this (Friday) evening in the
G.W.V.A. Hall, and a dance will
follow. The proceeds are for the
pnrpose of purchasing athletic
equipment for the school grounds.

W. S. Anderson is in Hazelton
this week repairing machinery
for the public works department,

The W.A. to the Anglican
Chureh met at the home of Mrs.
W. C. Sparkes on Thursday.

The baseball club is holding a
“hard times’? dance on St. Pat-
rick’s Night in the G.W.V.A.
Hall, to raise funds to improve
the diamond and purchase neces-
sary equipment for the team.

The sale of home cooking held
jn the vacant office in the post-
office building by the Parent-
Teacher Association on Saturday
last was well patronized, and
realized $15.30, which will te
devoted to the Piano Fund,

The Lakelse Community Club
held a most enjoyable dance in
the schoolhouse on Saturday eve-
ning last. A number of Terrace
residents were present and report
having had an enjoyable time.

John Chretien sr. entertaineda
number of his friends at a de-
lightful dinner party at his home
on Saturday evening last to cele-
brate his birthday anniversary.
The eyening was spent in games
and dancing.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Raven
spent a few days last week visit-
ing the former’s father at Kalum
Lake, and returned to town at
the end of the week.

Mrs. George Dover entertained
the B.D. Bridge Club on Tuesday
evening last.

New Governor Arrived

Hon. Randolph Bruce arrived
in Victoria this week to. assume
his new duties as Lieutenant
Governor. The provincial govern-
ment entertained: the. retiring
governor and the new governor at
a joint banquet.

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EBMDALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

“P.O, Box 048 | Awie |

electing officers the members of
the Association will have placed’
before tnem a proposition where-
by they may be enabled to ac-
quire an acre of land adjoining
the present ball park, This land
would permit the Association to
hold eyerything connected with
the exhibition in close proximity,
with many advantages resulting.
The Association is-in good finan-
cial position, the fair is growing
and getting on a better footing,
and the time to enlarge and make
it a permanent organization now
seems to be upportune.

Farmers’ Institute Met

A meeting of the Kitsumkalum
Farmers’ Institute was held in
the G.W.Y.A. Hall, Terrace, on
Tuesday last, and a good atten-
dance was present. Ways and
means of varied charcter were
considered be the members for
raising money and strengthening
the financial condition of the
assuciation. Secretary J. B. Agar
was authorized to take orders for
fertilizer, and will be pleased to
quote prices to prospective buy-
ers. The Institute now has a
membership of thirty-five, but it
is hoped to double this number
during the coming season.

Scots Held Social

The Sons of Scotland were
the sponsors.of a very enjoyable
social evening held in the G.W.
V.A. Hall last Tuesday evening.
A five-piece orchestra, consisting
of Mrs. W, Atwood and Messrs.
Kenney, Toombs, deKergomeaux
and Roberts, provided excellent
music for dancing, which was
very lively and mose pleasurable
to-the large crowd which turned
out fur the occasion.

"WEDDING. BELLS:

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Vanderlip- Dewar

The marriage took. place in
Dunean, B.C., on February 20
of Edna May, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. C., Dewar, of
Victoria, and William Vanderlip,
eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Vanderlip, of ‘Terrace. Both
the young people are well known
in the district, and their many
friends willextend hearty wishes
for their future. The bride was
in charge of the school at Copper
City last year. .

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’R. L, Melntosh,. of Prince Ru-
pert, arriyed on Monday’ night,
and is spending a week at “The

'|Crosswaya”’;; his summer home,

preparing for moving down with
his family later... |

PRINCE RUPERT, B.O. will bring ua

9,00 a.m,

CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

ATTLE and intermediate points each FRIDAY,

For STEWART and ANYOX.....-.000005: |
veecee sunatens WEDNESDAY, 10.00 p.m.

S.S. PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for VANCOUVER via QUEEN

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‘ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.°.
EASTBOUND—Mond y, Wednesday, Saturday, 11.57 p.m.
4 WESTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3.00 am.

Fo: Atlantic Steamship Sailings of further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
, R. F. MeNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, 5.C.

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- Orders filled at short notice,

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