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an
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tin
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power
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pressing
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phone
call
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CELEBRATION
OF
EASTER
AT
FISHERY
BAY
Annual
Event
During
Oollchan
Fishing
Season
Lasted
from
Friday
to
Tuesday
J-ISIIKHV
HAY,
April
15.
Kasler
was
rceualei
here
wilh
vvi'ni
festivities;
Xalives
from
flie
upper
Xaas,
coasl
villages
and
Alaska
gathered
and
the
re-ligius
services
commenced
on
Friday,
morning
and
evening.
From
Aiyansh
and
(ireeuvillc
i-ame
Ihe
Church
Armies
nml
on
Saliinlay
a
contingent
from
KeJ-I'hikan
representing
Hie
Indian
Salvation
Army
arrived
and
were
warmly
welcomed
by
Ihe
Indians
on
this
side
of
Ihe
boundary.
A
big
Joint
revival
service
was
Ji'eld
hy
the
comhined
Christian
forces.
Sunday
morning
there
was
i
rell.lll!!
I
iilll
lit
l.i.ltr
f.f.tillllll
II
i..l
haiiilsome
trophy
donated
hy
1
1
lie
Citizens
Association
of
iiireenville.
Monday
evening
farewell
revival
meetings
were
held
and
Hie
:
visitor
from
Alaska
aiul
oilier
.villages
left
for
home
Tuesday
morning.
Ituring
Ihe
reunion
Ihe
visitors
iwre
handsomely
entertained
hy
'.
1
1
1
4
niininl
and
cilieus
of
'
I
.rein
ille
BACHELORS
PROVED
WORTHY
HOSTS
AT
SMITHERS
MONDAY
Ball
hy
Them
Proved
lo
Great
Success
In
Every
Way
be
SMITIIKIts,
April
If.
The
Hachelors
Hall
Jield
al
Ihe
Town
,llall
on
Monday
night,
horo
out
the
predictions
of
the
nrganir.i,i)g
icommltlee
in
every
respeel.
ns
there
was
an
extra
larpe
crowd
or
ilanccrji
congregnlcd
from
all
seclions
of
Ihe
iLjslricl.
a
splendid
haiuiuet
supper
served
al
Ihe
illulkley
Hotel,
and
lh
I'sl
of
.dance
music
rendered
hy
llie
ue-'piece
!ray
nrchcslrit.
!
The
hall
had
!',n
laslefully
jilecoraled
and
during
M"
''venin?
the
coiijmiHee
made
II
Iheir
duly
lo
see
that
slrangers
wore
mailc
aciiualnleil
and
the
nnor'v.tyn!.
ffill
ofiliiirs:
Ailvcrlie
in
Ihe
Oaily
News
TERRACE
MAN
PATENTS
NEW
CAN
flPFNFR
THAT
SMITHERS
jiMan
Named
Sparks
Charged
With
Battery
and
Put
In
Dry
Cell
for
Punishment
TF.UHACI-:,
April
Ifi.
The
hard
limes
dance
which
was
on
the
anniversary
of
Vfiny
hy
llie
-
tS.NV.V.
A.
was
very
successful.
The
music
was
excellent
mid
there
was
a
good
turn
out.
and
falters
lo
llirjflilv
mnch-
(iieiuleil
gnrmeuls.
.
Uie
first
prize,
a
five-pound
Jinx
of
chocolate
was
awarded
lo
Mrs.
Agar,
who.n
stockings
were
pallerncd
wilh
daintily
duplicated
holes,
Mrs.
Hurrison
THE
DAILY
NEWB
MS7WCT
JV07ES
AIVD
iffiHB
mkox,
src?r,
queen
charlotte
islands
&
interior
points
SEALS
MILK
SECURELY
NAAS
RAPIDS
TKHHACK.
April
Ifi.
-
Hesi-.
denls
of
Ti'iTii'v
wliii
knew
Ceo.
Mini-bin
when
he
lived
here,
will
lo
interested
io
know
he
lias
patented
a
very
convenient
open-t
fur
can
of
milk
which-
will
seal
the
rans
again
so
securely
as
they
can
In-
carried
in
a
pack.
Campers
will
appreciate
I
fin
value
of
I
hi.
v
icyrge
says
this
is
only
a
sample
of
his
inventive
senilis.
Ht
im
a
number
nf
nine
CANOE
SMASHED
Mrs.
It.
M.
Hobinson.
passing
through
one
of
these
in
I'nlil
a
new
parson
js
appointed
...
II...
church
at
nine
o'clock
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1.
h
Indians
Thrown
Into
Rushing
Water
When
on
Way
to
Fishery
Bay
Nov.
Oliver
Thornc.
who
is
in.
Hip
cify
from
the
Xaas
fUver
where
he
js
in
charge
nf
Ihe
Anglican
.Mission,
I
il
Fm
of
a
narrow
escape
they
had
coining
down
Ihe
river
front
Aiyansh.
He
came
down
wilh
Ihe
members
"of
Ihe
ideas.
Church
AriiiyHi
allend
ihe
an-
he
is
working
out
and
lioiies
lo'tiiual
Kasfcr
festivities
at
Fjshery
patent
soon.
Hay
al
Ihe,
moulli
of
(he
river.
Where
Ihe
Indians
from
all
Ihe
countryside
gather
for
Hie
oo)i-chan
ffshing;
Owing
to
Ihe
river
being
fow
on
was
Imrii
al
the
llulkleyljl
was
impossible
In
use
launches
Valley
District
Hospital
on'
so
they
look
lo
Ihe
smaller
Tuesday,
April
11,
to
Mr.
andlcanocs
and
ran
Ihe
rapids.
In
Hie
rush
of
waler
one
of
Die
canoes
struck
a
rock
and
the
occupants
were
pn-cIpila!ol
inln
llie
waler.
.They
were
in
a
ter
rible
plight
but
Ihey
managed
to-'
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"r
trvl
on
In
a
roc
ing
and
evening
services
Ihe
i..
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iMiirese,
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in
wiioiij
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leo
unlit
uinii
lliejr
uieir
MANY
FINED
AT
TERRACE
DANCE
1
where
I
hey
,.lnii...l.
i.n.l,..!
rompaiiious
lTli.M.,irorsi.AniJ
i,M"
"
wvp
af,'r
i(ireeville.
wilh
Mr.
McKay
asi'1'
"
",";t'
"oxt
MnHl"-
V
organist
and
Mr.
McNeill
con-i
duclor,
assisleij
al
llie
services;
arnl
in
the
evening
sang
Ihe
can-'
lata
"Kings
Triumphant.'
Monday
was
dcvoldl
lo
spo-!s
and
games.
A
luiskethall
(earn
runic
from
hincoliiti
lo
compeie
with
learns
from
Aiyansh,
!rcu-ville
and
1'url
Simpson
for
a
FAREWELL
AT
SMITHERS
TO
REV.
R.
E.
BIDDELL
Anglican
Church
Crowded
for
the
Occasion
and
Purse
of
Gold
Is
Presented
SMITHF.ltS,
April
ifi.
The
Anglican
Church
was
crowded
In
I
llie
doors
Sunday
evening,
on
the
l
occasion
of
the
Ilev.
11.
K.
W.
taged
I
lii.l
fnrnu'i.tl
f.t'i..i
vvlmn
in
addition
lo
Ihe
memhers
of
his,
own
congregation,
ihe
Ilev.
M.'
V.
I.ecs
and
a
larpn
numher
of
memhers
of
Ihe
I
niiin
Church
Tli
oosluiues
ranged
from
raJw,.ri,
,.,s,.f
j
Ihe
nature
of
give
tlie
aiair
a
Communily
gathering.
.Mr.
HiildeH's
aihlress
was
most
lappropriale
to
Ihe
occasion.
Jiuring
the
service
.Mrs.
s.
I'.
Hennel
sang
"Open
the
fiales
of
Ihe
Temple,"
am
as
an
aeeom-
won
second
prize,
a
Chinese
work
iinj,(.n
n
(10
congregalional
hasket.
,
First
prize
for
men,
a
handsome
fishing
rod
nml
easi,
went
lo
Win.
Hurnell,
s
1
1
o
had
Ul
ilized
flour
sacks
lo
great
advantage
in
niending
his
garment.
Mr.
Mu-I.aren
got
second
prize.
At
intervals
between
Ihe
dances
Uie
prize
'winners'
were
fined
for:
receiving
expensive
gifts
and
the
president
for.
giving
them.
Dr.:
Kwarl
was
fined
for
appearing
in
his
professional
garb:
Sammy
Kirkaldy
had
lo
pay
twenty
cnils
and
costs
for
wearing
signs
with
out
a
license.
Another
person
giving
the
name
of
sparks,
occupation
electrician,
was
charged
wilh
bajlery.
and
was
fined
and
put
inln
a
dry
cell.
Al
a
special
ses.si(.n
called
wilh
Dr.
Kw.nl
on
IJip
liCliph
Judge
Hall,
was
fined
'liiic
anil
cosls
for
conlenipl
of
court
in
wearing
a
baby's
cap
instead
of
a
wig.
RITISHrOLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
.
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
rm.l.ice,l
Miners
as
follows:
l'loccr
flW.
$7.r,nni,2n.
;
ho.lc
(oht,
$170,0
0,
8;
n.c
$.7,-!.n
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.Silver,
$on,r,32,(r.5;
I.ca.l,
$5S,tn2,Vl
I;
Copper,
iii,..,,
...
...
mo
om.
iMnl
nml
Coke.
$250.008,1
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II;
liiiildnig
,
rnancoiis
.Minerals,
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Value
of
$810,722,782
reduction
for
Year'
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
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in
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ii.imin
on
ni
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iii
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in
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lofitioils
nro
gran'ie,!
t()
discoverers
for
jinminnl
fgos.
1,1
"lies
are
o
a
ne.l
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eve
iin
nC
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logolher
will.
Mining
lloWrlH
nr.l
Mnp,
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"c
"mmncu
gratis
ny
t
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
singing,
.Mrs.
iioskius,
inc.
organist
was
assisted
by
Mr.
!ray
with
the
violin
ami
Mr.
Doo.jsnri
wilh
Ihe
cornel.
At
Ihe
conclusion
of
the
service
held
on
Sunday
morning,
Mr.
lliddcll.
was
presented'
with
an
address
and
a
purse
of
gold
from
the
members
of
Ihe
church
as
a
parting
trihule
lo
his
min
istry
or
Ihe
past
three
years.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hiildell
left
on
Sunday
night's
train
enroiHe
to
Abbot
Is
fori?,
wlnire
Hhey
Kvere
locale?!
before
coming
lo
CONCERT
AT
TERRACE
BY
WAR
YETERANS
Interesting
Program
of
Events
Given
on
Anniversary
of
Battle
of
Vlmy
TKHHACK,
April
Ifi
The
an
niversary
of
the
bailie
of
Vimy
Hidge
was
celebrated
here
by
concert
given
by
the
freal
War
Veterans
Association
which
prov
ed
one
of
llie
most
popular
events
of
the
season.
The
program
was
a
varied
one.
Tha
band
played
several
selections;
patriotic
songs
were
sung
by
Terrace
boys,
there
was
an
in
teresting
sketch
by
boys
and
girls:
songs
by
T.
Ilalliwell
and
.1.
P.
Kgaleshaw.
duels
by
Mrs.
Dekergonieau
nml
-I.
Xorringlon
ami
bv
Misses
Creelman
and
Moore,
a
recitation
by
Mrs
Jones,
a
monologue
by
.1.
Xor
ringlon,
violin
solo
by
J.
Warn,
dances
by
Miss
Sophie
McLaren
and
I'.
McLaren
and
a
character
song
1iy
Misses
McLaren
Daily
and
II.
Agar.
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Klnnila
Marsh
is
spending
Ihe
Kasler
holidays
al
her
home
here.
Klwood
Ilrnoks
spent
a
few
days
in
II
u
per
I
I
as
I
week.
Mrs.
Von
Hees
and
jlaugnler
relumed
from
Hazellon
Monday
morning.
BETTER
THAN
RICHES
Under
the
dome
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
Manchester,
England,
is
this
inscription:
"A
good
name
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches.'
The
thought
is
considerably
more
than
mere
sentiment.
It
is
good
business.
A
good
name
is
recognized
as
the
biggest
individual
asset
a
business
can
have.
It
is
the
very
keystone
of
modern
industry.
Business
today
is
done
on
such
a
broad
scale
every
merchant
and
every
manufacturer
has
such
a
long
list
of
customers
that
it
would
not
do'
to
have
a
reputation
for
"slipping
something
over"
Advertising
has
standardized
almost
every
article
you
can
buy.
You
don't
have
to
bargain
and
dicker
and
haggle
to
know
that
you
are
getting
as
good
as
you
give.
That's
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
'A
product's
advertising
is
the
best
guarantee
oj
its
faithful
performance
and
lasting
usefulness
or
of
definite
Value.
The
advertiser
would
not
dare
risk
his
good
name
by
advertising
an
unworthy
product.
If
you
value
satisfaction
if
you
want
to
get
your
full
money's
worth
every
time
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
and
buy.
advertised
merchandise.
Take
advantage
of
the
advertisements
and
get
real
value
I,
Miss
Klsie
Kenney,
who
is
IromplHing
her
final
year
al
Ihe
M'rince
lluperl
High
School,
ar-
.i
-
r....
il...
l...i;.l....
riyeii
iioine
r
im1
uiiiumjf,
unlay
evening.
Miss
Klla
Frank
or
Ihe
slalT
of
llio
Prince
Iluperl
(idneral
Hospital
is
spending
Ihe
holidays
al
Pioneer
Farm.
Mjss
Marshall.,
nf
Prince
Ilu
perl
is
"spending
a
few
days
al
"
Jlanall.
,:
,
.
j
Missi
vTnsstl
?fif
Stiiiliiers
is
spending
Ihe
Kaster
holidays
with
her
cousin,
Miss
Andrews.
,
Mrs.
Sherwood
who
has
spent
Ihe
past
week
in
Hazellon
relumed
home
Monday
morning.
Miss
Wealherhead
and
"Miss
(larlon
are
spending
the
holidays
wilh
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner
at
Uk.
Mrs.
Durham
and
llie
Misses
Irene
and
Kathleen
Durham.
who
have
been
in
Norway
since
last
August,
returned
on
.Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Hedours
are
spending
some
lime
In
luwn
renewing
old
acquaintances.
fihas.
(iilhert
was
a
business
visitor
lo
Prince
Iluperl
over
the
week
end.
Mrs,
Chapman
anJ
ehild
ol
Winnipeg
arriveil
ou
Monday
mornings
train
lo
join
her
hus
band
who
is
occupying
llie
Ilail-ilon
place.
AdvcrTisf
'
in
the
Dailv
New".
0
VII
M
tui
H
TiMvck
ta
Htkw.
CATARRH
of
Ihf
IBLADDER
Sa,:ttunl
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fiowan
of
countstoll
f
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a
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Veneers,
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anil
Doors.
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Firebrick,
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and
Gravel,
Asbestos
Products,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Building
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings.
Hunt
Ihe
Fnmous
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
Our
new
stock
nf
Household
Paints,
Varnishes,
Kn-nmels,
and
Alnhastinc
has
just
arrived.-
It
will
pay
you
lo
investigate
our
"Cliinatnel"
Dept.
for
Varnishes,
Stains
and
(raining
process.
Out
slocks
of
Huilders'
Hardware,
Carpenters'
and
Mechanics'
Tools,
(Ihickeu
Netting,
Harden
Tools
and
(jencral
Household
Necessities
arc
generously
cninplele.
Call
and
see
our
line
of
WKAR-KVKIt
Aluminium.
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurney-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
Near
Post
Office.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
Jo
building
next
door
to
FrizzeU
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor