2,

mecompanied by FE.

Pe ve heen ‘developed to the point. That
: comrazes “further: develope, ‘

me hose who ‘furtied ‘out:

Ly Olof Tlanson,
a
rhough arrived on Thursday in cone,

TERRACE, B.C,

WEDNESDAY, OC TOBER 3, 1934

NO46

| Terrace Notes.

a Ns. Boandin avrivec ed home. this week
B fom Barkerville gand plans to spend
Fie winter here. We reports | ‘that the
‘uning game is not as rushing. in the
huriheo this year as ‘hist! year, At
Rit he ‘says, at several properties

we *

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rt of the prize money needed has
en secured and it is not. thought any

tiffienlty will be met. to rnise, the Test
* * ok :

ILP.. and A. "Gana.
neetion with their local pole interests
m Friday afternoon Mr. Hanson, ae-

T, Kenney, MLA.

oe, prarte a trip to the Columario, mill.

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7 \ The Pig Club dance on Friday night
Na well, attended and enjoy ed. Dy, all
As a result a.

x * George Wilson went to Rupert to go

on, Arydoek, hut he will not have to
stay long. i
lg rte

Mr a. GO Smith of Kalam Take went

to. Rupert oh Saturday.é* f+. ff
se" *

Frank Poe ot Evaston, 11, who has v

a fine summer home at Lakelse, left
ror his southern home on Priday. He
has been “here since, early spring nd
is one of the best boosters for the lo-
cal, resorts, On Friday afternoon he
had 2 finnt ‘fishing trip down’ "nt the
Skeena and cad buck ‘to town with

at

a niece string of fish. a
a oy * *- te
1 tie

¥. M. Wells of Carihon Goll Quartz
Mines has spent several days here this

week: dud ‘accompanied dry local pros-

pectors hus looked over a number of

the local properties.
ea

Miss Dovethy Whitlow of Usk was

i a. visitor in. fown Thursday.

For That fall Buin |,

fh W e have ne Pal Line of

Gur Prices: Canina he. Beaten.

It will pay you to write Ns,
Prompt Shipments” |

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SHAMES, B.C.

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“Lester Taft is back home after spen
laine the sumer. in the Cedarvale aren
‘as assistant forest ranger.
i a oe :
| Polphus St. Louis is putting water

ae tines into his heme on Juikelse, Ave,

* + *

i Dp. CG Mawhinmey ‘and Ralph Pear-
gon have arrived from Stewart Lake.
Wave brought in a buneh of horses and
cattle. “* Teen
: sae

: Rov. J. BE. and Mrs, Birehell arrived
from the coast on Wednesday.

for winter service,

Now is the time to have. your

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Hardware %
Groceries

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A , Boots and, Shoes

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L Lake se Road.
As Being Built: -
At the Far Fnd

Jaist week ‘the w cork of grading ‘the
Hot Springs toad was put in hand,
and on Monday ‘H. T. Frank took out
a gung of ‘men to establish a camp
from ‘which gravelling operations, will
be conducted: -The part receiving. the
first special attention starts near, Mr.
George: ‘Littles private road to 4 his.
stunmer home and extends to --the
junction with the hatchery road. A
Jot of this stretch is gravel bottom. and
little more than grading is needed to
secure a good ronil bed. About a quar
ter of a mile, howerer, is sumbo and
here corderoy has beer, put in in pre-
viens years nnd some soil placed on,
top. With this stretch well gravelled
to the hatehery the rond will be in
soo. shape. for travel in atl seasons,

To complete .the road to. Lakelse
Lodge, and a number, of summer resi-
fleuces near by, a small bridge is re-
quired over Granite creek, ond about
1400. vards of new grading is’ needed.
However, this .is, in the main, easy
construction as most of the right of

way travels along a gravel ridge with

an eusy gradient down to the lake. At
the lower end a small amount of cor-
deroy bas been put in and this will

‘| need a good blanket of gravel and also

something to hold the gravel. .Gener-

Jal satisfaction is being expressed at a

start being made on the work, and it
is. hoped that sufficient fimds will be
available to carry on the full comple-
tion of the work. The public is get-

|| ting tired of piecemeal rond work .and.

‘Radio put in Condition i
We stock a full line of

exstemting.3 year, “after: year at great ex-
pense,, whirl that. phould be done ina
‘single. senson: and, done right.’ “Die |

| Lakelse ngd,, Katitin.: roads are. nearly
as bie on bur hear as the Nine Mile

wagon road fron’ Hazelton was for.
many years andwas never completed

and yet many mony thousands: of dal-,
‘7 |Taré were thrown, away.

The country.
will he glad to ‘have “at least one road
malt so that attention may be given
to some ather sections.

‘ as hae a
fast . i ’

7 hoe
RALLY BAY SERVICES a
: , : come pegs och aad
ally, Day. was Observed on’ Sun-
py at Knox Chore with Miss Annie
Fourt tain, secretary .of Girl's work in
Ho ee tion with ‘the Unites Church,
At the
moni service parents -and children
nilted. aud” Miss Foutain. gave an, ad-
dress-on the origin and grawth of the
Sunday school, A, pagent was staged
by a number of the girls, each one re-
presenting the girlhood of different.
countries where Sunday school work
ig carried on and greetings from these
childven were given, In the. evening
Rev. W. R. Welch conducted the ser-
vice and gave an able address on mis-
sionary work, Miss Fountain aud Rev
Welch rendered a duet “Son of My
Soul” and Miss Fountain sang “The
Stranger of Galllee” 2... |

FRESH STRAWBERRIES MONDAY

Monday morning . Fred Hampton
cume to town to deliver vegetabies and
hrought in a nice lot~of, strawberries.
Fred says his. Magoons have been
learing steadily ever since early sum-
mer. The fruit on Monday was larce
well colored and very fine In flavor.

These: Were grown outjof doors and
Wo’ nsic? Vaheouver—How about sl

hoen hollitaying: ay the Wazelton, Hos-

pitnt, returiied-home. on. Saturday. bg

fe MaMa rr ee hn 4

Miss Margaret Gloss came down
from Usk on Saturday, "" ‘a

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. snecensfully, with Kamloops trout. and

{party went out and: came -back. empty

|seryices will be held in

far game, it Was: ial! ‘attending: gervica |

|[Sockeyes Again
» Running Local -
Creeks, Rivers

During the past we week a xecond run
of sockeyes have reached the mouths
of the creeks at Likelse. A checkup
made during the week showed, at one
time, 800 fish in the mouth of Wil-
liums creek, while another lot could
be sedn playing some distance away.
The past senson has been a very suc-

cessful one, not only bas the Skeena
river linteher y heen filled to cnpacity

SWAIN’S

Transfer and Taxi Service

We meet all.trains

Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special

Terrace, B.C.

but fhe natural STUY ning grounds, on

the creeks have heen well seeded.

So great was the un at Williams
creek that the ‘hatchery “eonld have
liecn ‘filled in seven days from ‘this
place alone, brit in view of the limited
spawning areas in some other crecks
‘and the large number of > fish
genthered at their: months. a-Invge num |:
her of fish were allowed te pass up
Willinins creek, and.eggs were -collect-
ed from other creeks. where. -had nat-
ural spawning been allowed to pro-
ceed to the limit many fish wonld not
have been able fo find places, and big

. that: 2°

losses would hive suffered, Hopes

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Gas . Service, _ OL

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are held out, therefore, that the next
cycle year for these fry will prove a
specially: good one for the canneries
nt the mouth of the Skeena.,

While there is criticism in some
Pinces on hatehery work, the verdict
of experience is that’ where natural
spawning only exists there is not suf-
fieent young fry to meet the demands
of the industry. This is seen ag the
result of the 1919 senson, when after
the old hatchery at Lakelse river had

washed away, and. * before ‘the ew
»rhatehery chad - ‘been. Nnilt. rio exes svere
taken. |The sneceading syelic, years of.
11928. 1927 and 1934 all proved to be
poar for commercial fishing.

Christy’ S. Bakery

_ Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders, shipped
“regularly.

te toil kinds of cake, Get our price.

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In addition .to, salmon culture, hat-,
chery officials have taken :f. big part |
in the stocking. of lakes, only /partially °
supplied with ‘trout, and /SOmn¢ Takes
where: ho trout were ‘found. ‘Lake
WSathlyn is an outstanding example of
the snevess of this work, and Sealy
Lake, has also responded to tréatment. |?
In ndition; near, Prince Rupert a. ‘lake
close ta Denis: “Arm has heen stocked

feqnaily ‘good work has been ‘done in|"

nae .

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R. W. Riley, Phim. B.
Terrace, B,C.

the Alice Arm district,

Word has-been received that Mr. CG.
Reveridge Will he transferred to a
ew post in the near future.

‘A notice has appeared ‘calling: a

meeting of the Terruce “Bnoseball Asso.
for this week and next week's issne
will contain details of the plans for
the winter sports. |

Tt evidently does not. pay to gang
uy on. mountain goats. At lenst that
is the conclusion of a party of hunters.
Going on the theory that two men can
wet two goats, they formulated the
idea that six men would stand an},
equal chance to bag halt nl dozen, hut
it did not work out that way. | ‘The

The gonts saw them first.
and anniversary
St. Peter's

a

handed.
Harvest festival

chureh on Sunday next.
Mra, R. L. MeIntosh left for Prince

Rough Lumber .:

“Terrace Mill Stock of

Lumber

“No. 2 Shiplap

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-PRIGES ON! APPLICATION

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

Rupert on Thursday. Mr. McIntosh
is staying a few days longer to lose
the summer home.

8S, Kirkaldy and J.
four fine geese and a bag of ‘ducks at|
Lakelse on Sunday. ty:

Hab. Renney, M. ThAy ‘Cons, W. %H.
McKenney Apent the week end at Kal-
un: Lake... ni Sunday they thnritpea
ne long tistames ind . visited : ‘placér
miners and found, them’ ‘happy. ‘but: “as

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same place else, :
Fred Seott left for, Rrnert Sunday.

Sparkes, rf. got . a

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