of / TERRACE, B.C,

po Tender thee anspics of the

A Pijnce Rupert. last Week, dt:

B disnppenred and or some of the rends’

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. THE. ‘TERRACE, NEWS, TERRACE, B.

Cy WEDNESDAY ‘MARCH 24,

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Runaway Boys:

When purchasing .

| UMBER SHINGLES and MOULD,

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Re sure that you get a standard grade

Ted and Bob Brooks. . ‘These boys, age.
cd ten and eight years left home ‘on
Tuesday and were picked up at 6 mile
on the Lakelse-Lakeé road.: They were
brought to town and: told to go home,
hut they never arrived there.. Later in
the day oa search was made for them,
but. they were not :found. | :
Reports received<since | ‘then indicate
that boys who! answered the descrip-|*
tion culled at a. shack on the, south
| side ef town shortly: before eight p.m.
und asked the’ jtime.: Since then. a
J voad purt of the district-has been gone
‘over by valunteers, Including N.. Sher-
wood, Fred Nash and Geo. Bissonette.
Police nt Prince: Rnpert have been no-
-:. | tifled -as have all railways employees,

‘Thoth: east and. west, :
hoo Ti ta late Monday afternoon . no

-,. t trace of the boys had been found, and,
Cons, McKenney has no clue to indi-
cate which. direction ‘the boys took:

It: is said - that the boys. gave wrong
Immmes. and. addresses when picked up
on Tuesday, Ted, aged 10, was dress-
ed in bine overnils, mnekinaw coat,
knee rubbers-and is dark in complex-
jon, Bob, & years. had blue overalls
windbreaker, .knee boots and medium
complexion. Both wore aviator caps,

For Hest Results Buy From

slitte, Haugland &
Kerr.

Lumber Manufacturers ena

TERRACE _

CORONATION DAY SPORTS AND
. DANCE,

CANADIAN. LEGION
Terrace Branch
MAY 12th.
WW ateh f for Further Patticilars e

KEEP THOSE BATTERIES CHARG.
ED. UP, JOHN’S GARAGE GIVES
SPECIAL SERVICE. THREE CELL
$1.95: 1 CELL 40e. ,

rie
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The Inter-Valley Yambher and Sup-
ply Co. has épened np operations at
Litman and a quantity of boom sticks
are being Jonded at present. Mr, Giggy

Miss Dorothy. Hill left on ‘Thursday
last for Kamloops,
» . .

hk. .P. Kenney, MAULA ., mide a hulp

to Prine Rupert the middle of the jin speaking of the new move, ‘SAy§
weok. - |there is a splendid stand of timber ‘at
‘ee that point and-there isa: possibility of

a OO operations heing extended.

A hild “Mire ° ety Sundar: visited ‘ : “ co

: Locat mills: are hampered at present
'- owing «to the ‘ronds roeftening up a8
the. frost is, going out; The’ public
works department has stopped haullng
heavy loatis until the snrfaces hardens
iind mills: are. short of: logs ‘and have
to limit" operations until: hauling can
be resumed. The: situation ‘was some
what. reliey ed-at the end of the week
With the coming of clear weather and
frost at night, For a day or ‘two it
‘Thas been possible to get a few trips in
during the early hours before’ the sua

starts, working ngrin. an Loe
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fee:

The epidemic of measles seems to be
in check, only a case. or two. showing

np the pust week.
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a HCOTER ‘Little has. his Foudoy steers
ont on pasture agaln, Whils there ig
net umch grazing yet the andwvatts are
enjoying the change. - i

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“Around town the ano has’ “almost:

close in the surfaces. ‘have completely
Arvied mp.

The “mnlueea Hernld is only $2.00 .

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LOCAL NEWSPAPER

You are supporting a Ineal industry ‘and encouraging ‘the
Buy:at Home” vrineiyal::
Tell the. baving pnbtic what vou have and: give the ‘price:

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vou use these. columna?:

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Vancouver printers, will not helo, butld your town and community nor
help sell your produce. in ek ‘

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-Cause Alarm 7

Terrace has been stirred: the’ ast ‘
week owing: to -the. “‘digappearance’ of}

quite definite: ‘roles ; the trouble is. that!

tia¢tTe * attention’: tothe wishes ot indi-’
ft famiileds 31).

_ & boy bibles. thant girl: “babies. In “Oniat,
Taw i is ‘about. 05 or: ‘406. bos for: every,

: fiindred* ‘Birks:
[Keep the -baldnes‘ even, for. the. inf

{fotr- of? them
pot the ‘girls,

crema eeeatsl

Olof Saved. the: ae
| --Totom Pole}

, on win Robinson)

Clog’ Hanson, M.P., recently gave -a
demonstration of how a member of
parliament. can get action and. have}
offielaldom: slash ‘through red tape. to
meét an urgent: need.’ It all came
about. when’ Harlan I. Smith, who for
15 years served as Dominion: archrelo-.|:
gist, wrote in. and found what had
happens to the Gitkson totem poles

‘Kitwanga. _ Detailed information
reached “Mr. Sinith on March 2, the.
day after he’ bnd ‘started his’ retiring
leave. He. imnrediately invoked the.
power of the press and started a num-
her of the reporters of the Ottawa Cit-
izen on the trails of members of par-.
linment, officials of the department of
railways and transportation. He gave
the ‘story: to’ the Canadian press .anid

publicity bureau of ‘the C.N.R.

A. ¥eporter contacted the member
for Skeena, and Mr. Ylansorn went into
action getting Mr. ‘Thompson on the
Jong distance phone in order to stress
the immediate ‘need of action to have
the Kagle totem resened from the riv-
er ice. in whieh it was embedded. He
‘also" emphasized the great value of the
poles as a tourist attraction’

Mr. Thompson has informed Mr.
Hanson that a message was sent to
Mr. -Warren, vice-president in charge
of the western region, urging immedi-
fite action in the’ matter, A little lat-
er he teceiveil a wire from Mr. Thomp-
son stating that the general superin-
tendent for British Columbia had been
instructed by Mr, Warren to have -pro-
per steps taken immediately for the
protection of the poles, and a careful
—foreman detailed to. see ‘that’ the
one, ein the river. was. freed ‘frémi ice
and brought to, safety. :

All in all it, seams to. have been a
typical. plece ‘of svestern | speed’ and
action with local . member’ going out to
brush away obstneles and protect the
Interests and antiquities of his district

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Mrs. PB Brentzen “and her: daughter
Phyllis ‘returned to Port Simpson last
Thursday | after. «holiday. with Mr.
and - Mrs, ~ Will. Robinson, parents * of
Mra. Brel ize f _

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FP oxyman “Arthyir, Carr of the public
works: departinént™ ‘has cleared ‘AWRY
the Jog jam: from: the... Skeena © ‘viver’
pridge,-. yhis- jam: ‘tormed™ “last June
and it (Brew: ‘and grew: “into “one: “‘awfaY
tangle.. #1 We. cannot “employed,” as
‘there: isto much ° wood: work ‘of the
bridge;, ‘approach and on. ‘the ‘bridge tq
-takera,chance, ‘Some powder h ‘hag: beeh
nised and. some ‘tractor ieee ‘It will
be eleared. AWA shortly; ae

1 Rall, Kenney; ]
EWwere: guests, ‘at: a. ‘dance In Reno
ay 7 : hey “y sport" hav-

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when it is kndwn ‘that ‘the: ‘stork: cis
going to. visit o house the ‘expectant

parents always wonder. Just what he is
zoing to leave them. He seems to
them a very -whinisical . bird. for they
never know ‘whether , to ‘expect: ao baby
boy. or girl,’ or” ‘whether it. will. be
henithy: ‘And: strong. . ‘Sometimes * he:
surprises’ ‘them ‘with: two babiés,;or v-
eii three ‘or tore!" But; when: awe. “can-
sider it all from: ‘the: stork's own point
jot” ‘view 'we ‘ee that he: works. from |:

in’ doitig ‘so: much ‘avork he pays: weary |

Yenr:in‘and: year -out. he britige: more,

He-has to. do athis: to

‘boys : are. not ad, strong as the girls, i

floor,

wrote to Mr. Thompson; head of the!"”,

Ke W. Riley and Harry | ¥é

7d thie way $f “achiolarships;: °
va forms of, assistance to ‘kesearoht in the

nel te

Carl Rackow while playing at schol
on Monday went ‘tuto the ‘atiie after a
ball that had lodged there. ; In‘ coming
down he slipped and fell to the school
He suctained a concussion and
was “unconscious .for some time. He
was pent to Terrace on the afternodrr

found a fractured arm, but: no ‘other’
serious injuries, are indicated.” © ~~
““ps ee .
~ Carl Brechin, government’ ferryman,
is having lots to contend with “this
spring as the river is full of ice enkes.
He operates a row boat: and it takes
careful navigation to keep clear of the
heavy biecks that nre Floating, down
stream. ;
Le
: ‘The C. N. R. trains now take water
fn the tunnel from a° gravity supply
at Lakelse, instead of from the tower
at Vanarsdol as in the past.
i So ee) Loe
Usk folks sre wondering now ‘how
their gardens will tun out as @ result
of the new deposit of river material
made last spring. Most of the. crops
last. year were washed out or buried
and new strawberry plants end bush
fruits will have to be planted. More
than likely the gardens: will be better

‘jthan ever.

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EXEGI MOMUMENTUM AERE |
PERENNIUS

Sometimes the child ofan overindul-
gent mother fails to measure up to the
expectations of # more exacting fath-
er, Most of us have probably heard a
mother excuse ter youngest by saylng,
“We must not expect too much of hint
yet, after all he is still a baby.”. Aud

the fond mother ‘may persist in think-
ingz-of him as “her baby”. to. the end of,

her days. a

#4 s-with the mother and child, so is
it with many Canadians. in’ relation to
their country. “When someone. points
out to us a national shorteoming,, the

‘|most frequent apology is “O, yes, but

Couada is just. a young country.”

This is- the reply when we are remind-
ed how little we have set, aside for ad-
vancement' of tearning and culture, for
such institutions as libraries, mus-
eums collegés.” ‘and: wiiv ersities.,

We can “Thok. ot: any’ ‘one, of “aéveral
tinlversitigs ° in’ the: United States and.
see’ that ‘each |has: ‘recalved. much more
in thé” way of Bitte ¢ ‘and bequests for
its: ‘guppert’ than fal of. the “Canadian
Universities agginbhy . wo or three
ae, ‘them: "were. each. gly n-more to add |
‘to thelr endéwmen than’. all ‘of our
tinlversities: -toxether : have: ‘received in
several years. Similarly* in Great Bri-|
; In the last ‘five ‘years . (and poor
ies" have ‘been), tha, Britigh unl-
sitiéa ‘raeeived: almost . fig,;muech in
reapitan “ettts as: the:Qanadign univer-
Sitiaa' ‘have: ‘Feceivedin yall, the years

aj since they’ were : Pirst’ established...
vs"/4t- why wonder, that, our. untve nities, in

sto" offer in

comparison, . have ‘BO Utell 0 Of
and. ‘other

sciences nid: humanities... ~

. Here indeed is. an opportnnity tof
Canadians to’ include a clause in, their
wills that will enable them ‘to say with
the: poet: Horace, “I’have built a MyON- |
ument. more Tasting” than: bronze,”

about. the. nunnber: ‘of.
more, than: one baby.
‘he refuses: ‘to. take 100. trips’ ‘without:

“About: once..in “80 or: 8B times. “it; ‘ds:

\

‘triplets. . On"yare. ‘ogeastons: ‘he ‘entries
|toweror more, Perhaps’ if we’ watched

he: ‘brings, more ‘than: three: ‘about: onee
for ‘avery 100: ‘times that lid “brings, 3.
He-has. done it twice: dn Canada’ in. 10"

it years, While he., lias brought. triplets
ot) 283 times ° and: 28,400: pal
| To carry ‘out this’ rule: Re would. being’ a

te

Notes ftom: Usk. |!" :

train for medical attention. Dr. Mills|

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thoygh the echild-grow into adult years

‘times. ‘he ‘oxtige a ~
‘Year ‘atter-year|  <. .

bringing two: babies : :on: ‘one: of them: |

‘him..1 long. ‘enough, ‘we: ) would. find. that

of teins.)

~ Phifbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern : . Electric. Light”
Running. Water ~~
Travellers Sample. Rooma
P, 0. Box 5 7

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

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‘||: Garage, Service Shop

"Taxi

. Ford Cars.

- Swain’s Tratsfer |

Trucking Delivery
~ Coal and Wood

Agent for

Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. C. Land Surveyor

TERRACE, B.C.

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= Onis 5 Bakery.

‘Terrace, B. C, oe

; will ship’ ta any point on line ‘

Will vou ‘trv our Bread and:
Buns? ;

Standing orders shipped
regularly:

All kinds of cake.

Get our r price.

Try
MELO-REX. coven. SYRUP

Terrace Drug Store

For Cou,

and oat

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__PORUST: con. LIVER ‘OIL

and. in. the Jong. rtit, “for. every too) °-
thes: he: ‘takes’ ‘twins: hé once *; “takes |

wilh ‘dle. for. every

» The, stork has ‘quite’ a thea: role’ too,

milton - trips, ;

, nore: than | three ionly ouce, in: ni ahout a a