E] RACE NEWS

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TERRACE, B. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 29, 1936

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“TERRACE

Remo is te have a new ferry in the
tenn future. It is. stated = that: the
trhlic works dopartinent. has issned oi
esdoer for the Joh it will be a dupli-
ésteoof the one put in service at Usk,

Bond will have a five ton enpacity, W
Little: will be in charge of eonstrue-
tien work, :

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Parties that made the itip te Laket-
Lake on Sunday report that the
road is drying ont nicely bnt should bo
raded as soon as possible. 8. Kirk-
@ akly drove right through to the lodge.
rie had a lot of rough stufé to go over

but had no partienlir difficntty.
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After being - lost in the wilds at New
Trazelton for some time the public
works pila deiver finally arrived here
on Saturday night.. The work of un-
Tonding it and taking it to the Copper
“iver slauch wre sturted Monday early
in the moruing and work is being hur-
ried on account of high water being
dee very shortly now, T. C. M, Tur-
ner will be in charge of bridge huilding
nnd it is planned to run two shifts to
wet the bridge in as qnickly-as possible

Order Your
Wood Now

For the next few monihs we will
have plenty of good slab wood .
available, largely hemilock,...Now
is the time to get next winter's
wool In. Only $1.25 per load if
-elose in town, and slightly high-
er out of town.

We also handle’ Firestone Tires
and Willard Batteries.

b Little, Haugland &
Kerr © |

Lakelse Lodge, LO.0.F], and Monn,
tain View Lodge of the Rebekahs, par-
nde te Kuox United Church’ on Sun-
day night. "Pho sereiee was condueted?
by the Rey, Adam Crisp who stressed
the work “of the lodges in’ promoting
brotherly love. One of the members
of the LO.0.F., J. MeLaren, also gave
a very able caddvess: in. which ‘he
hrought ont the tenchings of the Order

Jonathan and’ avid. and from the
story of the geod’ Samaritan. Mra. It
Dilling presided at the argan and Mrs.
A. Munre amt Misi Longworth sang is
aaduoet “Hear the voice that entrent-
eth.”

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ment of 3000 young maple trees from
the Onlarig goverment recently and
ke got busy and planted them at once
on lis land near the. rock eut on the
min hiehway. Ae had to put in some
lang honrs. bat he does not mind that
as he Tikes work fo keep his mind aff
his New Year resalution.
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of all interested in baseball. Tb
Pinned feo get practices started as
soon ats possible as in less than oa
month the lueal boys will have ta meet
the Usk boys in the first gine éf the
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A business project.of some. import-
ance is about to start here. Joe, who
for many yenrs has carried on a laun-
dry business, has rented the bullding
formerly occupied ,;by the Bank of
Montrenl. As yet he has not given to
the public what his intentions are, but

has promised to do so int due course.

The Ttemo Fa rmery’ Institute hold a
social on Satur day night and a num-
ber of local people went down for the
floings. i. ‘T. Kenney, M.0.A4., and

. Harry King were included in the local

=| contingent, A good time was had and
the member -for ‘Skeenn especially en-
‘Joyed hhnself as he was given the op-
perbinity to tell the people of Remo
wliat was done at the last session., It.

‘J was-good for the strawberries, someone

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‘Buy at Home’? principal.

PRONE ET TIRED:

you use these columns?

help sell your produce,

’ Vancouver printers will not help build your town and community: hor,

When s you use the. colamns of your

“LOCAL. NEWSPAPER;

You are supporting: a local industry and encouraging the

Tell the baying public what you. have and give the price,

OMINECA HERALD AND. TERRACE
Are here to carry that message to the public for you.

NEWS
Will

Spc An IORI CORIO SO IOERICRACE IOC ERIE III ACHE

SEEDS!

~ SEEDS!

SEEDS!

Timothy |

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Chemical Fertilizers

Clover’
“Red; ‘Dutch “Alsike a

~ Onion Mailers

- Gardrn Tools,

Garden Seeds a

Dutch Sette.

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Lime 9 Sulphur

George Lite revreived another ship-

Notice has heen elven of a meeting
is ostatians, a muss of yalunble data as to

at trapat the same station.

WILD BIRDS ARE REGULAR | t

On May ard, 1985. a gold crowned
spartow was taken nt the loca! band-
ing station and biological ,band  34-
142707 was placed on its leg. On May
Sth it entered the trips twice. ‘From
then: on, for the balance of the year, it
did nat show up again. Doubtless it

‘took its part in. the nesting activitie®
ly: illustrating from the friendship ‘ot:

of that spring time, helped raise a
fainily’ oF young sparrows, and then,

‘in the fall migrated to southern clines

for fhe winter months. On April 21st
of this your this same sparrow entered.
“The? bird
wre: in good condition and ready for
another your's activities,

This is a gved example of the pre-
cision with which the wild birds trav-
a anstheir vear round routes, Since
1920 some YHOO bird. binders, working
in_co-opermtion with the National Park
Lraneh, and with Board of Biological
Survey of the T.S.A, have banded over
two million wild birds, The banders
have been scattered over the two caun-
‘tries, and by binds being taken on their

returns to stations where they were

handed, or being rveeaptured at other

the movements of birds has been col-
lected. (Report show that six per cent
of the birds banded‘ have been retaken
nt some point or other after an inter-
val.of at least three months, The
work of the binders has been benefi-
cinl to the birds as every station be-
comes a minature sanctuary where
feed is put out to attract the migrants,
and thus, after long flights the birds
are able to rapidly rebuild their vigor
As the majority of birds thus treated
ave of a definite economic value to
man, either as eaters of weed seeds, or
destroyers of insect pests, the work of

banding hag“the additional vale of

helping to nrotect these friends of man
Kind.

Irs. 8 8. G,"Mills and Mrs. N. Sher-
wood left on Thursday for a trip to
Vancouver.
: se &
. Harley Lewis aud Ken Warner ar-
rived from Smithers on Monday. If
they can secure jobs aronml here it is
gxoing to help the ball team,
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Misses Helen and Velma Greig have
Wilt a new walk into their home and
they sure showed the boys how gravel
and dirt should be hanitted.

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The fine weather of the past week
has, stimulated farm work to a great
extent. The Jand warmed up and the
farmers have been working early and
late plowing and seeding.. Everything

is growing and rhubarb will be ready
in a day or two and asparagus was

eut from one local bed last Sunday.
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‘Ledies Guild of
- Knox United
Entertaining

The Ladies Guild of Knox United
church put on a fine evening’s enter-
taimment on Wednesday when the LO.
O.F. hall was filled to capacity. ‘Phe
program opened with a westtation Dy
Mrs, Evelyn Bagshaw Lewson of Van-

ing Tood ina inodernized version un-
der the title of “The Big Bad Wolf.”
The item was skillfully exeented and
wrs a settue of modernistice youlutal
langage, showing o- cousiderable in-
fluence of the technic of Shadow
Sinart Taevad Teen aud ether mom-
hers of the yorthful comic strips. The
mnin item of the program was a play,
“Listen Badies.’ “Mrs. J. HL Smith,
Mrs. G. S. Brooks, Mrs. ‘TI. E. Brooks,

Mrs A. Mine, Mrs. CAM. Gigger,
Mrs. W. EB. Smith, Mrs, Ivan Frark,
Mrs. BR. Dilling Miss A. Longworth and

Mrs.
guild composed the cast. The story

realistie treasure haunt on ‘Thornhill
mountrin. As many of the characters
hnd been localized, ‘bringing in some

the sallies were received with great
amusement ‘by the audience. Follow-
ing the play Mn R. Dilling brought
down the house with a eowboy song
and had to respond to an encore. . Mrs.
G. 8. Brooks gave two fine recitations
and the hist item on the program was
wnother song by R. Dilling. Mrs. T.
FE. Brooks eeeompanied him on the
mandolin. : -After the program the cast
nnd others who had performed certain
functions repaired to the church where
refreshinents were served, and a pre-

-|ladies ore. in

sentation of spring flowers was made
to Mrs. Sundal who successfully tradi
od and directed the ladies.

Our local sertbe has a great curiosity
and le may yet get an earful which he
will not find exactly to his Hking. He_
snys he would Ifke to plant a naiero-
phone in the room where the’ ladies
foregather for. a sqa-called meeting. He
of course would be hidden some dis-
tance away. Our local serlbe is surely
ald enough now to be satisfied if the
session behind closed
doors. {While they are there the men
are sate and they will learn ample in
the evening when they get home. It is
indeed an individual characteristic to
want to evesdrop on the girls in session
Take our udviee old man, and tend to
your own knitting.
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A local lady fed some honey to her
pet sqnarrels. She put the honey on
a butter patty and got quite a kick out
of seeing the animal go for it. But
after cleaning up the honey the squir.
rel packed away the butter patty and
now only five guests can be entertain-
ed for dinner instead of ‘six,
of board will be nsed in future when
the squirrels are to bbe fed.

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The probability {s that a bunch of
work will shortly be done-on Kalum
Lake Road or R. W. Riley will want
to know the renson why, Last Sun-
day he made a trip by. truck out to the
Inke and here’ ia’ what: ‘he e Boys te

the -rond ‘ “were close’ together’ as: _the
driver would then slow: down. “But
there were places which looked alright
and the driver speeded: ‘up. only, to-hit

some bouncing around, one time: being

the other,.

: with aan and

wot ¢ durred. off. nid Th sto wrestle |

arsdol who gave the story of Red Rk:

o. TL, Kenney, all members of the

interest was well maintalned through-
ont, and told of the efforts of the
ladies to raise money, and included a.

of the most prominent men of town,’

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was alright when the: rough- ‘spots ‘on |

an unseen‘ bad spot": Then. I would do |

thrown from one: ‘side’ of the truck ‘to |:
and twice". the: side boards !-

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Citisty’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line
Will. vou try our Bread and
Buns? ;

Standing orders shipped
. regularly.

All kindsof cake. Get sur price,

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 6 ‘Telephone | -

Gordon Temple, Prop.

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Swain’s Transfer |
Garage, Set'vice Shop

Trucking Delivery —
Coal and Wood

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Taxi

Agent for

‘Ford Cars
Ford Trucks. :
Ford Parts

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Terrace Drug Store

FOR COUGHS AND COLDS |
Try aw White Pine and Tar Cough
Syrup °

‘SPRING~-Stecle, Briggs Seeds here -

Fresh NEILSON'S and BETTY ANN
Chocolates

R, W. Riley, Phm. B. |

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MENING SURVEYS,
Fred Nash ©

B, C. Land Surveyor

- TERRACE, B. C.

$ be ors swexese

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