TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1982

= i T. ‘Elwood Brooks

cia "Terrace Notes

f “Insurance, Agent
mS Fire | Automobile |
Accident Life
f. 0: Box 102 TERRACE |

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yur day to make. a piteot wong the Sans
river, cen
Mrs. MB. Greig
| returned to Terrace on. Wednesday last
Mrs, Greig during the winter has been
| hodida sting ‘with her friends: and, ‘Yela-
{thvés in. Ontario, and, this. spring . ‘she
Tspeut some thne w ith’ her: daughter,
| Mrs, E, Thomas at Trail, with whom
Velma spent the. nat, few. montis, .

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| Terrace Mill Prices on
Lumber.

Rough Jumber ..00.2 2 essen nen hl 8, 5¢

S4S common dimension and No. 1.
21110] £3) | a . 20.00 |.

No, 2 shiplap.... y 13.50

No. 1 finish, siding, flooring, v-

jolnt, ete, from $35.00 to ..........
Shingles from $2.50 up to
Mouldinsg, Ie up per lineal foot.

60.0
4.50

Prices subject te change _ without

notice. ; . fae

Geo. Little ‘Terrace, B.C.

Bring your, car in for a
Complete Overhaul

~All ‘repairs. éarefully made
Oil and gas... Full stock of
parts, tires, ete, -

General Motors’ Agent

Terrace, B. Cc. ;

Agar’s Garage j

‘| the guests of Rev. T. H! and Mrs, Aller

Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B, C.

Running Water Dining Room
Electrice Light Telephone
Travellers Sample Rooms
Special Chicken Dinner Sunday
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P. 0. Box 29 Se

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SWAIN’S”
Transfer and Taxi Service:

. Meet all trains

Special Rates to Lakelae Lake =

TERRACE, B. C.

mo ak,

” Fred Nash interviewed the repre:
xentative of the Terrace News re the
“nude parade be proposed and’ stated
that he now frtended to hold the par-
ide in abayence until such time as the
editor could he indeed fo hen the
parade. Pe

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“7. Nelson; T. “tamer ‘and i, ‘Taw;

' fence yeturned’ to" town last ‘Weelnes-
day after: attending. the sittings, of the

Voenslon Board at Prince Rupert. 4

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“Cons. H. Lu: MeKemiey lett Inst Sat:

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‘| were impartial and well received.

they will operate a farm. -

Bank of Montreal Inthe latéest® addition
to the local motorists. “He has a hew
Ponting sedan, oe. Ly

Mr. and “Mrs. Itolit. Corlett leet for
the south’ on Snturdiy, “Hist. Mi: Cor.
lett ‘will attend some meet ings before
they return. '

A. MeGine ary ind a. Duran of Usk
were. visitors in- Terace Saturday, ~

“Repart ‘SAYS that Terrace feotbar
fins have their eyes on at least twe
pliyers. who. are living nearby, men
who in the past haye been on provin-
cial championship teams. These met
would strengthen the local line-up very
materially.

Jos Dodimend handled both the bal
games on the 3rd ‘rnd hig work. was.
well spuken of by all. He kept a tight
hand on the games and his decision:

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Connor anc
danghter Muriel of McBride have beer

during the past week. ! They. returnec
home ,on: Monday eveting, cou

Mv. and -Mrs. Jack: (Franks left.o1
Friday last for Francpis Lake wherc
Mr, and Mrs, Etdershave moved. onté
{he Freckman place in Laketse Valley

Cc. Dunefin left Tuesday morning et
route to Seattle. It is understood that
Mrs. ‘Dunenn and family will follow h
a short time. ,

June 3rd was net as good a day a
could have been. wished: for by: holl-
day makers. Wyhile rain held, off ‘the
sky was elondy and a ool breeze bley
across ‘the sports field.

- Mrs. in, J. Marsh returned From th
coast last week.

"ars, M. E. Greig and Miss Velmr
are, staylng with Mr. and Mrs. 8. Kirk.
ally for the present.

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_ Dr. and Mrs, Mills have returned t
Terrace, The doctor ‘spent a few day
at the Hazelton Hospital ‘as a patient.

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_ Dudley Little expects to: make an ex-
tended: tour of the southern part o
the province during the nex month 0°
two. .

W. Hagen of Copper City has bull
m% nice summer cottage on the nortr
shore of Lakelse Lake.

The baseball dance held on the even
ing of Jone 3rd’ was a. grent succes:
from ‘Dll angles. : Over a hundred wer
present: and dancing: was kept up until
an early hour.

furnished: the | muste. - The. basebal’
boys netted over $20.00 ‘

I, C.K Sealy: spent a few days in
town this week and whilb in New Haz-
elton he, had a man look ‘over the old
Crun building which: he; -bought, some
years ago with a view. to- shaving dt

and gang shter ‘Velma :

and other ledif spots. .
: mixing 4 pounds o£ flow ers of. sulphur |;
wa of hydroxide) sand $ pounds of |’

The Terrace opchestre .

Jt is ‘preparec

powdered resin. To this mix Is -tir
red: in\L pound uf. fish. oi. Then halt
“a pint of water is added und a violent
chemic: ul reaction, eceurs. The’ eac-
‘tion giv es off sufficient, heat o ligquity
the muss, While the reretion Is akin:
‘place he nix is kept stirred in an open
vessel, aud it finally cools to a. coarse
grimuar dry powder, the stock spray
material. One ber cent of this stock
spray. material is an effective contro]
Aneasure fox iniidew aud rust of chrys.

anthemums, roses, shapdragons and
carnations. . This spray spreads and
adheres well upon all types of foliage.

’ Although “moss on ornamental trees
{s not in itself a sertons disease; never-
theless its presence allows cankers and
‘other serlous trouble to get a foothold.
AS dormant - sprays the miscible oils
have partly displaced sulphur for gen-
eral “clean up” purposes. They are
inore effective than lime sulphur in the
eradication of nioss and also in the dis-
truction of scale and the erg masses
of insec pests, A bome made miscible
oil may be prepared by dissolving 4
small amount of casein in ammonium
Water, and Stirring in a ‘light and high-
‘ly refined mineral oil, after the: man-
ler of making: mayonnaise ‘dressing.
An. emulsion containing practically, 1
per. cent casein. oil, '”y part: amiiontin
water, 13 parts waer and 100 parts of
mineral oil is a satisfactory miscible.

‘Sprays and Dusts. tor Use
On the Ornimentals i in your garden *’

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At. the Doininion * Laboratory, Plant
Pathology,” Saanichton, B.C, a modi-
fied “livers: of sulphur”: has been devel-
oped: for the’ control | OF mildew, rusts

oil, A-2 per cent solution of the emul-
sion, the miscible oil; -is used as a dor:
nant spray, but not mere than at per
cent solution should be — ysad. _ when
avowth has eommmenerd, on

* Althon: eh miscible oils: are mare. ‘pop-
tir ow the Pacific coust thin lime sul-
phar as “clean: np” SDMLYs, neverthe-
less lime sulphur will always remair
0 important spray ‘for ornamentals,

bhur” it letves no unsightly residuc
upon the foliage. The effectiy eness of
this spray ean he improved. hy the .ad-
dition of fish oil, “When used as a
dormant spray 2 quarts of fish oil may
be added:to 100.gallons of diluted lime
sulphir, The fish off not only = im-
proves the sprend but inereases the
effectiveness of the lime: sviphur in
the distruction of scale aud egz mags:
ess, Not more than 1 quart of fish
oil should be. used when the line Sul-
phur! “ts ‘Tised: as a ‘spring’ or stimmer
spray, aw Ing to’ ‘the danger: of ‘bud and
follage” injury?” eit the use ‘of fish ail
With: line ‘sulphur: power sprays with
agitators’ ‘are indéspensible for the fish
oil does’ no form a staple emulsior
with” ‘Vime sulphur, so unless the mix
is constantly agitated the oil will sep-
erate "andthe separation will result in
significan. burning by the fish oil.
Although Bordeans is more effective
than lime sulphur as a control of fun-
gus. diseases, it is seldom used on or-
| nawiéutals, due. tothe unsightly residit
that remains on the foliage. ‘However
as a control of anthracnose canker ir
ornamental ‘erabs, a late summer spray
with’ ‘Bordeanx mixture, applied befor

the fall rains, is about the only éftee

for like our modified “livers af sul: | #

tive etoutrel. nites, “ :
Sitbough diists ate “unsightly on the

folinge ‘of ornamentals owing to the

ewe of application, sulphur and Bor.

| deux dusts. have a -place. iit the, contre!
lot ‘fungtisisehses of ortathentals. ‘Thx

dust should be. appHed. in the late ev-
ening ‘or early: morning. when the foli-
age vis. wet! withs dew, folr. an: effectiv:
coverage will not be secured unless thy
rollage is ‘damp. In the’ control. 0°
rusts finely ‘divided: flowers of sulphu,
‘is a standard remedy. /. Our investiza
tions of the efficiency of sulphur as :-
dust is increasedvat least two fold by
the addition of 1. part. potassium per
ni lgnnate dust to every. 100 Thrts a
sulphur, In. the Preparation ‘of thir
dust both the sulphur:-and. the perm:

gainite should be in fine. state of divi-
sion and thoroughly” mixed. ‘The st
culied “rettable” sulphurs ‘are super-
ior to other brands, due to .the fine-
NERS of their state of division.

Picnic. parties, enmpers and touristy
are requested to heed the fire reguli-
tions, and see that they do not w ifutly
or carelessly start something. they ‘can
not finish, It is well known that there
is no. money for fighting fire in th
bush this venr, so thet: there ‘iso, use
starting a fire’ for. the | purpose of Zet.
ting a job. There will he‘no Pay to he.
job. Those who are out ‘for pleasunrs -
ean prevent damage by seeing that the
camp fire is quite. out before leaving
the spot. Remember that some onc
else may wish to camp in he place yor
found convenient and ate: active.

The reports of the prov incial exam.
inations for nurses Were ‘published last
week and it appears’ ‘that Miss. Willan

and Miss Orr, té tiyo-candidates, from

second class honors. ‘The young Tadie
are to be congratulated. ° Their succes:
alsa speaks. ‘weil of ‘the ‘training | they

recelted at the hospital. oe

ast is East and
West is West,
but men ride wher-
ever the sun shines
: and the:Trail Riders
‘ the Canadian
Rockies, with a mem-
bership which girdles
the globe, are creat"
ing widespread in-
. terest with their plans
ac their 1932 expedi-
“tion from Banff to
Mount Assiniboine,
= some of the
most ‘beautiful coun-.
.. tty in. the great mountains from
“ their Siame. | The famous peak;
joining lakes and valleys, Was th
1927. trail ride and:this year’s
29, "will follow. generally the same

e Order.

and traversin
*«£nihdine Past and the shores of’

“great mountain,
“To Return! will b

moved to Hazelton and t put ine shape |
for a ‘tenant, me Me!

“Rode; the Golden Walley;

with its many: ad-
e focal point of,thé
trip,

"spent. in camp, aecording to the best"
t mple time will te given.
the. territory t -traversed, the ride- occupying five days:
Brewster and Allenby iCreokes; Ansi-.

sake
which is the objective
e made throuch the Valley. of. the},
Citadel “Pass. ard’ 80

"WITH THE TRAIL RIDERS,

which they. take}

starting.on’ ‘July ae: Lt, Col, Phil

ines With nights.
ny Faditions of.
for exploring |

Pacific liner

agog to the! =
ef hericen| 3

through Sunsking ‘Camp to-Banff once more...
pictures shown’ above. 1 a

are distinctly interesting an

Moore; presiden of ‘the
and: Mrs. Moore,.
Pyraraids, during the world-truise of the. Cahadian.
“Empress of Britatn’', in strong contras
‘to the: ‘cowboy viewing Mount: Agsi

this- year’ a trail ride leads,,-.I

“eamel-back at

ae

3 nidoine, . where.
Hf [aa

hte Hazelon Hospital, had passed: with ~-