TERRACE, B,

. WEDNESDAY JULY 3, 1935

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About Terrate

BWeir, minister of ‘education, stated
wferther work was heing done in his
department looking to the complete
equalization of school taxation, and
we that with this purpose in view it was
A wecessary ‘to view the province as a

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@owhole as a unit of taxation.
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Cons. A. I. MeKenney held an auc-
@ tien sale on Wednesday afternoon and
sold off the effects of the late F. A.
Sclv ader., It. was: a. hice warm after-

lice sta tion, was comfortable, so the
lnvers were. ‘not!-in any. hurry. =
fuct some of them seemed _bent, .

dr ageing it out.. They let: the: scien.
cer get to- Third: and last: bid”: and then
someone woanle raise! the ante anickle
mid a fresh, stat. chad. to. he-made. But
after four. Nears the aalé avound.

and everyane went. ‘home happy:
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oO. T. Sandal.imnade a trip to Prince

Rupert last week.
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Presldent Dunenn Kerr af the Na-
tive Sans ts some rustler, On Satur-
day he put in a lot of his spare time
gathering in the sheckles to give the
youngsters a good time on Dominion
Day. From, the list he finished with
{here were very few who had escaped
ifs efforts and he hed a tidy sum on
hand that went a. long way to make
the day a success.

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Corl EF. WL Clarke, R.GALP., of
Prince Rupert arrived Wednesday and
returned ‘to the coast the following
day, . He. expects. to, leave. fox, -Reging,
shortly to tnke.an advanced’ course in
the work of the organization.

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While speaking at Terrace Dr. G.M, .

nean and the sidewalk. behind the po-}

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CAMPERS RENTING

FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.—-MRS.
M. W. BOSS, 1147 Pandora Ave., Vie-
totia, B, CG.
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Set. MeNelll of Rupert was .in. Ter-
race several days last week. '
sae
Mr. and Mra. J, W. Nicholls have
rented a househboat and had it moved
near to Lakelse Lodge, and he wiil
move his family up for the summer.
see -
W Vord has been received | that the
Prinee Rupert sea scouts are due here
this week snd that.they will go into

camp at akelse: Lake.
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The Priuce Rupert Girl Guides vn
der the leadership of Cant. Muriel

>| Rrewerton, are due to arrive on July

12th and will go into ) eaanp on Takelse

Take shores,
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Alex MeHac of Prince Rupert spent
the week end the guest of his brother |
John at Kalum. ,

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Phins for a trail camp. of the Forest
Branch nave well under way and it is
expected it will be .organized during
the coming week.

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Atistin Goodenough, accompanied by
C. B. Senman of Spokane were in town
a week ago onronte enst, Mr,
is from: Spokane and represented the
Page & Hill Co. of Minneapolis, who
are heavy cedar pole buyers. He was
well pleased wth the big sticks recent
ly tuken out by..one pf, the Aogal..com-
panies and he hoped they would soon
he snipped east. ae

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{SERRATE ERRATA ROOT

MY LOTS .
AT LAKELSE. LAKE’ MUST PAY}. .

+] perature dropped somewhat and clouds
‘;cnine up.

‘lhonie on the long end of a 9 to 6 score

Seaman} -

; Tarkelne Ave.

fion Park Ave,

od df the Doninion Dey. celebrations
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Ad M. Welr, had jyltnessed. thé ‘display
Jot physical evilt yr he anid he felt they

fon that) day. each: pupiliof the:-sehool

_|Dominion Day, .
Terrace Was a a
Great Success

Dominion Day broke bright, clear
anid hot. but.in the afternoon the tem-

At‘ten o'clock the duy’s proceedings
opened with a parade of decorated
ears led by Slim Jordan’s bind, The
parade formed in front of the Forestry
office and procesded down Kalum at.,
to the station to meet the train from
the east: Later returned to the main
intersection for judging of decorated
ears and the prize was awarded Mrs.
S$. Kirkaldy. Then the pupils of the
Takelse Valley school gave an exhibi-
tion of einb swinging. At 11 o'clock
o'clock ‘there was a ball. game betwix
two junior teams (the Flying Aces and
the sInggers} and the Aces romped

After Innch a ladies soft ball game
wis played between the star Terrace
team nnd Curlies’ Outlaws from Usk.
The ‘Terrace tenm‘ took. the lead right
form the start and incrensed it as the
gnine progressed, ending with a@ seore
of 12 to 6

Lakelse Valiey school again gave a
demonstration of elub swinging and
other athletic features. This was u
popular event and the youngsters re-
ceived a great novotation.

The main ball game of the day fol-
lowed with Terrace and Usk battling
it out again. Neither team scored in
the first but Terrace got one in the
second, The third and fourth were a
filtchers battle an no scoring was done
and in the fifth. Fred Thomas got home

in the sixth Usk scored Kenney and
|W. Nelson.

8th, but ‘Terrace Zot ane: An their half
of the eight, putting them ‘ati in the
Iend The oth “Was Q blank and Ter-
raee took the fame with” ‘® four to
three score, sO 2
Then there were alot’ of children's
sports which kept the: ‘erowd- busy. for |
the rest: gf the day, ° “until it wag time
to go home for supper and Prepare “for
the dance,

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IMPROVING. THE STREETS |

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The Conignlgsto Sof werace an
detige somniggefitig work:. Ah resent im-
proving chert: Oné,of the main
Drniects his j been ‘completed. This
work erred “th ‘plank: ‘sidewalk ‘an
trom; the ‘Olapman cor=
: at Carr
‘Grav ellfae “is also. being : ‘done
and» “MeCuliongh road,
while severat other, t
leing attended tor: :
lirgely “done by people®: ‘living . sylthin
the muni@pality who prefer: to’. ‘Work
out their. tnxes than: to Mispose of the,

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Lakelse V: illey..achool ‘chitdren start

with a: ew ‘kirid « Of; ‘qurrency Li their |:
“After. Miniisthi of * Education

were entitled ‘to. some ‘ice: cream | ‘for
their efforts. : So ‘he: ‘handed. a . eniee
crlyp biil to. the chairman: of the bourd
to furnish’ the: ‘frozen’ délieaéy.- “he
childyen’ ‘voted: that they hok
L.the:, Birst:; jand:: ater, parade:

revelved,'tiekets ‘entitling: then) to ee
ereninis tb be supplied. aurivig! the‘day:

for the second score for Terrace and:

Terrace took‘a’ one-Jead}
in the Tth ond Usk tied again in the}.

‘of Thiprovementg:: ihe

~ The cemetery board held its annual
Ineeting on: Fhursday night and Harry
King: was elected chairman, W. A.
Kirkpatrick-as secretary and C. F, A.
7reene, W. Olson, Rev, J. E. Berchall

and W. Donald as directors.
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J. Mayer of Smithers is holidaying in
Terrace as@ guest of Mrs, Seaton.

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Miss Barbara Sherwood returned
to her home last week after spending
the school year in Rupert taking fA
commercial course,
“Frank Gavin met @ bear. on the big
steel br idge on Monday when he wus
driving his truck across. The bear
was headed for the town for the big
celebration, but turned and went back
and then hit for the bush where there
ave not 80 URALnY gas wagons.

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District Forester A. E. Parlow arri-
ved from Prince Rupert the middle ‘of
the week.. He
Mrs. Parlow and family and.they went
out to their snmmer residence at the

Lake,
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” Premier T. D. Pattallo of B. C.
He visited Terrace Monday Night and

Tuesday aud returied to the coast.
He soes cust Wednesday night.

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The three. Boys and Girls farm clubs

This will do much to increase the
practice, of improved poultry busban-
dry in ‘the respective districts,: for it

the younger ‘folk.

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A shipinent of. Conadinn horses hag
very recently sniied from Montreal for
the West Indiesfor constabulary. work
in Trinidad ond Barbadoes,
same port recently 1,000 Missourl
mules were oa to ) Ttaly,: “by

Miss Sylvia Mever, daughter of ..8./ 11

Was. accompanied by :

fin Meince Fxtward Islimd have secured |
‘Atheir buby chieks from approved flocks

goes without saying that. the. ‘elders!
tuke a ileep. interest In the efforts of |

From the |.

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Terrace, B.C. . . -

Will ship'to any point. on-line’

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns? ;

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

“Christy's Bakery |

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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water’
Travellers Sample Rooms
P, 0. Box 5 Telephone

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

No, 2... Shiplap
S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

Rough Lumber

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No, 1 Finish, Siding; Flooring, V-joint
Ete. ,

Shingles. . _ Mouldings, *y

PRICES ON at APrUACATION

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Terrace

Rexall Ply Kil
OL of Citronella, ete,

_ Fishing "Taekle Coes

Rods, ‘Reeis,. Lines sid Fe
All ney stock, | as

“ICE CREAM—Our Own. Make .

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/ Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Setvice Shop |
Taxi ‘Trucking | Delivery:
“Coal and Wood :

7 NOTICE,

Tenderfoot, Dakota and Vimy. Aline
eral claims, ‘sltvated in: Omineca: Min-
ug Division of. Range 5, Coast: District |
. Located: on’ Kleanza: Mountain,.:one
mile. south of: Kleanza' ‘Oreek . bridge’:

i rerRé notices" that. ‘I, “Frederick ‘Nash;
of Terrice, ‘B.C, acting ‘48 agetit for

miner's certifleate No. ‘O2547D, Intend;

Certificate of , Improvements, for ihe

Beebe i,

under ‘section 85, must. be commenceit’
hefore. the fssnance of such: Certificate

EEN sn

HrnestVietor MeKague in'Trust,: “free |’

aixty “days. from’ the “date “hereof, min “
apply: ‘to. the. Mining Recorder , for: a,

purpose:.of. obtaining: 2.,, Crown, Grant :
of ‘the. above: claims. P ae i
And ‘further take. notice that-actlon, a

us your subset! peton been ata, yet?

Dated thig 28th day: 0 of: P May, 1985, pqs
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