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"TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1925

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iday. Mr. Robinson held service there
RESORT MINING that. evening and then went on to Usk
Hor Sprincs © HORTICULTURE — veturning Wednesday and went on to

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Prince Rupert Saturday where he was

The Canadian Legion picnic was
held at Lakelse Lake on Sunday last.
There was « good attendance of the
members and their families. Jt was
a jolly outing, A boat trip on the lake
Was one of the enjoyable ° features
bathing and social chat were the other
fentures, Of course there was a fine
lot of eitts,

‘Mrs. Matt Collison of Prince Rupert
is holidaying In the district,

Mrs. Watson and children of Anyox
ive holidaying in the district,

Mrs. Diggles and children spent sev-
eral days Inst week at Salvis with Mr,
liggles.

returns Bill went home early,

people attended the dance at Kalum

preacher in the cathedral on Sunday
and then proceeded - to Vancouver to
meet Mrs. Robinson who ts returning
. . | from a yisit to ‘Winnipeg. On Wednes-
day last week Mr. Robinson took the
Boy Scouts out for a one-night camp
at Lakelse. ;

end at her home on the bench return-
ing to Vancouver on Sunday...

Mrs. N. Sherwood was hostess on
Saturday afternoon when she -enter-
tained a number of girls in honor of
Barbara’s birthday. :

|’ Mr. Peddie, wife &nd family arriv-|
ed from Prince Rupert on Friday and
will spend the school holidays here,

Father Leray of Stewart spent the
week end in town and on Sunday con-
ducted services in the Catholfe church
He. was welcomed by his many old

. : friends here.
Mr, and Mrs. Foulton, Mr. and Mrs. :

B. Johnston and the hatchery staff df
Lakelse Lake were visitors in’ town.
last week and waited for the election

Service will be conducted on Sunday
next.in- St. Matthews church in the
morning only. ‘H. Halliwell and N,
'|Sherwood will preside,

There was a large crowd of local ra

Mr, Howell and Jack Carpenter,two

Mss Hster Moore spent last week

Lake on Saturday evening,

mining engineers who have been on
jthe Copper river bridge left Monday

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for Kalum Lake,

A farewell to Robt. Henwood was
held at the rectory on Monday even-
ing before he left on: Wednesday for
Denvor, Col. About twenty were pre-
seut and the guest of honour was pre-
sented with an ebony elephant. A
musical program was contributed to
by Dr. Brummitt, Miss Halliwell, K.
Burnett, A. Allen and the offair con-
eluded. with “He’s a Jolly zood Fellow"

Knox United Sunday school picnic
was held on Geo, Uittle’s island on
Friday afternoon when a lot of the

Rey. A. W. Robinson took his son to

an

Pacific Monday and left him for 2 hol-

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Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prinee Rupert for Vancouver and
intermediate points Mondays, Thursdaye 4.00 p,
Saturdays 6.00 p.m.

For Anyox and Stewart Mondays, Fridays 4.00 pm
For Massett Inlet Porta‘Mondays 4.00 p.m,
For South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly,
‘For Skagway Wednesdays, 4.00 p.m. |

- PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Kastbound— Daily, except Sunday 3.08 p. m,

Westbound— Daily except Tuesday, 11.52 a. m.

Make a trip to Jasper Park this summer returning via. Vancouver
and Prince Rupert, Very low rates,

&For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent ot
_ K.F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

children ond their parents turned out
and had a real ogod time.” Games-of

" {various kinds were indulged in before
the big feed. | ,

GEO: LITTLE. Terrace, B.C. |

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Orders filled at short notice, - Mill running continuously...
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Miss Mary Wilson and her guest
Miss Mead accompanied by Fanny].
McLaren are spending a few days at
Kalum Lake. ;

Hey, nnd Mrs, Allen accompanied
the Texis Boys to Lakelse Lake on
‘|Monday morning where they are hav-
ing a week in camp.

The New Hazelton baseball team
arrived in Terrace Saturday noon, to.
the surprise of most of the people in
that town, and met the Terrace boys

fon their own grounds for the return
game. The attendance at-the game
wes ulso very small as: few people

‘knew the game was coming off. The
Terrace boys picked from their sever-
al teams the best they had and the tin-
al score was in their favor 14 to 8.
It is expected the Terrace boys will gx
to New Hazelton Friday to play anoth-
er match, a :

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Mr, and Mrs. H. Defontrine enter-
tained, a number of friends on Satur-
day evening jJast in. farewell before
leaving for the former's home in Spain
Tt was a jolly night and dancing was
continued: until the wee hours,

Mrs, Lamb and children lett ‘for
Prince Rupert on Saturday.-after ‘a
holiday with Mrs, 8.. Anderson...” ”

. |, d. M. Hoar of Usk wag a week end
' [visitor 'in the district,

° EL 'p. ‘James of Prince’ Rupert, dis-
.: | trict engineer, arrived Friday evening
_jand left Saturday for Kalum Lake,

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UGeRTREG -_ Misa Mona Greig. was a phest of Ars
oe )L, Hy Skinner at Lakelse Lake the| —

‘;flvst of the. week,

. Mra: Stith and chitdien' of Prince
‘) Rupert. spent the'week end w
‘B. J, Moore. j

md with "Mrs.. a0

1A. L. andD, MeNaughton’ ‘arrived

§ Vacation Time

Friday and left ‘Saturday’ for Katum been ivistting her paretite):ann,
Lake-in connection-.with the water | Hausenchild: returned .to.
wer no ert ‘Tuesday.

is here again with its call to the Great, Out-
doors. In the course of the next few weeks,
thousands of people will forsake the cities to §
-seek rest and recreation by. lake and ‘stream’. @
and in the depths of the cool, green forests.

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Remember {

This is the month of July when the Fire Haz-
zard is atits height. Be rigidly. careful with.
Fire. . “Get your camp fire permit; have it al-
ways with you and follow its simple instruc-
tions. The consciousness of doing your part
to Protect the Forests will add: materially to
_ your enjoyment of them. fg mk

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