0''
i
m
will
always
w
fi
taste
better
w
I
creamed
with
Jf
AiWt?
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows"
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Every
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
1.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
to
give
service
all
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
Wo
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
sire
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
now!
Dray
age
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
.
.The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
WE
ARE
SOLE'
AGENTS
.
,
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
hy
experts
to
bo
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the-
past
0
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
FORD
Improved
models
will
ho
on
view
this
month.
We
have
two
present
typo
Sedans
upon
which
we
are
offering
special
inducements.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Ctrl
age,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Oravet
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnfl.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
TKHHACB,
Oct.
27.
The
an
nual
convention
of
delegates
re
presenting
farmers'
institutes
in
entral
Hritisli
Columbia
was
held
in
Terrace,.,
representatives
einp
present
from
most
of
the
institutes
concerned.
II.
A.
Swain,
Terrace
was
elected
chairman
and
II.
llalliwell,
Tcr-
ace,
secretary.
Dr.
H.
C.
Hamford,
of
Kndako,
a
member
of
the
advisory
board
I
o
the
Department
of
Agricul
ture,
addressed
the
convention
and
commended
the
excellent
re
lations
between
the
Skeena
and
Rulkley
district
and
the
Prince
ieorge
district
which
he
repre
sented,
and
unsed
that
co-opera
tive
activity
between
the
two
districts
should
be
encouraged
in
very
possible
way
by
the
two!
districts
assisting
each
other
to
solve
their
problems.
There
were
immense
problems
to
solve
in
the
area,
and
he
felt
that
it
was
necessary
to
keep
urging
upon
the
government
the
necessity
of
securing
to
the
settlers
in
Cen
tral
H.C.
the
means
of
living
by
ncouraging
the
developing
of
their
natural
resources.
If
they
ltd
that
there
would'-not
,lnis
-i
it-
i
i.'f.r
ftTsfStXti
IHU'jll
UIJUIIItT
III
"'"'
i;'!!'"?
tor-iiieir
prnaucc.
nui
ii
was
necessary
for
them
as
farmers
to
exert
themselves
so
as
to
win
the
respect
they
were
entitled
to.
J.
W.
Turner,
Smithers,
com
plimented
Dr.
Uamford
on
the
alue
of
the
various
sugges
tions
he
had
put
forward,
and
on
the
motion
of
AW
H.
Kerr,
Wis
taria,
it
was
agreed
to
put
the
appreciation
of
the
convention
on
record.
H.
L.
Frank,
Terrace,
Was
hosen
to
represent
the
district
on
the
advisory
board,
with
W.
H.
Kerr,
Wistaria,
as
alternative.
A
resolution
asking
that
as
sistance
be
siven
to
young
far
mers
and
farmers'
ons
in
rej-
mole
places
to
take
the
course
in
agriculture
at
H.C.
university
was
referred
to
the
advisory
board.
No
acllm.
was
taken
on
a
sug
Kestion
from
Cedarvale
that
small
contracts
be
opened
to
set
tiers
for
hishwav
work
and
Mr,
Whitney
Griffiths
promised
In
obtain
unformalion
re.
a
surges-
lion
from
Hie
samc4djslrietlhat
farm
labor
should
be
"paid
foHy
the
hour
and
a
minimum
wage
fixed
for
the
same.
Tax
on
Orientals
A
suggestion
that
a
tax
be
put
on
produce
grown
by
others
than
Hritish
subjects
was
turn
ed
down
a
being
out
of
order
but
a
similar
resolution
substi
tilting
the
word
"Orientals"
for
the
term
"others
than
Dritish
subjects"
was
npproved.
A
resolution
protesting
against
the
ranling
of
a
rebate
on
pow
der
used
in
clearing
land
for
agricultural
purposes
to
others
than
members
of
farmers'
Institutes
where
such
bodies
exist,
was
withdrawn
after
the
position
was
explained
by
Mr.
-Whitney
flriffiths.
Whitney
Griffiths
addressed
the
meeting
at
considerable
length,
recounting
many
of
the
ndvnntqges
and
,
Improvements
which
hud
been
obtained
through
the
activities
of
the
farmers'
in
stilulc
movement
throughout
the
province.
He
outlined
the
posi
tion
with
regard
to
the
marketing
of
produce
successfully,
the
production
of
seed,
the
rapid
improvement
in
Ihe
egg
situation,
and
many
other
kindred
subjects,
and
was
accorded
a
very
warm
vole
at
Ihe
conclusion.
It
was
decided
In
set
up
n
district
association
to
facilitate
In
tercourse
between
the
various
THE
Old
Reliable-sturdy
and
honestly
good
looking.
It
has
the
dependability
that
everyone
expects
in
an
Ingersoll.
$2oo
institutes
and
completing
the
organisation
of
ths
district.
Of
this
new
body
II.
A.
Swain
was
chosen
chairman
and
II.
Hnlli--well
.ecrtary.
the
secretaries
of
all
local
institutes
lichtf;
ai-pointed
to
Ihe
directorate.
MR.
AND
MRS.
SUNDAL
ENTERTAIN
AT
BRIDGE
Terrace
Event
Proves
Very
Joyable
With
Its
Novel
'
Features
TKIIIIACK.
Oct.
27.
Twenty-
four
guests
enjoyed
the
delight
ful
Hospitality
of
.Mr
and
.Hr,s.
(IJ
T.
Sundal
on
Friday
evening
when
they
entertained
at
six
tables
of
bridge.
Ilighet
scores
for
the
evening
were
made
by
Mrs.
(ieo.
I.illlo
and
I..
II.
Kenney.
Delicious
refreshments
were
.served,
by.
the-
hostossjt
.
as
Hstrtl
by
Mosdames
Aldolis.
Little
and
Dover.
After
coffee
each
guest
was
piven
a
paper
on
which
a
good
joke
or
willy
say
ing
was
pruned.
,
inee
were
read
aloud
and
were
very
mirth-provoking.
All
agreed
it
was
one
of
the
m,ost
sociable
evenings
ever
enjoyed
here.
TERRACE
NOTES
C.
W.
Iloiuer,
provincial
asses
sor,
was
in
town
at
(lie
week
end.
Mrs,
Malhesoni
lady
superln-
tendepl
of
the
Hazellnn
Ilospijal
was
in
lo'wn
oh
l-'riday
and'
Sal-unlay
solicilina;
subscriptions
or
donations
towards
the
new
Nurses'
Home
being
built
in
connection
with
the
hospital.
Mrs.
Aird
of
Paciflo
was
town
on
Saturday.
(Iran!
of
Terrnce,
who
left
In
home
here
over
two
weeks
ago
for
Stewart,
and
lias
not
beer
heard
from,
lie
was
known
l
have
landed
at
Sliwnrt
and
thei'
suddenly
seems
to
have
disappeared
and
it
is
feared
he
ha
met
with
fhul
nlay.
Mrs.
Oranf
and
twolllle
children
left
or:
Sunday,
for
Stewart
to
make
II.
It
Allen
of
llanall
was
in
town
on
Saturday
and
look
in
Hie
poljtical
meeting
at
niglil.
Mr.
Sessions
of
Pacific
was
a
business
visitor
on
Saturday.
Constable
.1.
P.
Kxfleshaw
has
been
eon
fined
his
bed
for
Hie
last
few
days
and
is
under
the
earn
at
ImWrinch.
Orvllle
Kenney
of
Remo,
spent
the
week
end
at
his
home
here.
The
infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Fowler
la
al
present
very
ill.
It
J.
Contfay,
of
Ihe
firanby
Anyax,
arrived
in.
tDwiV
on
Sunday.
C.
V.
ThifrW
was
ii
tmsiness
visitor
fromJTornnlo
on
Sunday.
Miss
McNeill
of
Hitehie
was
!n
town
on
Sa4urday.
r.Zl
Mr.!
ami
Mrs.
JjglU'
jbMU
tn
mIuiw
of
M.iiaII
Tlneii
I'.li'.r
Ir
Dr.
II.
ft
Wrlnch.
M.I..A.,
o'
Ilajellon,
was
a
bunitiess
visitor
between
Irnins
on
Saturday.
blle
Isliipd
arrived
inJmvn
(If
A
I
llW3
Jill
it
llliri
ini.
WILII
Mr.
ftlensliatfs
sister.
Mrs.
F
Xash,
Theyifefl
for
ltd'
port
f
Monday
T.
Miss
I.anra
Stephens.
Prlnee
Hupert,
who
accompanied
hftr
father,
M.
M.
Stephens
l
Terrace,
on
Saturday,
was
Ihe
gues'
of
the
lalter's
cousin,
Mi
(J
race
Vndrews,
while
in
town.
She
re
turned
lniuv
on.
Sunday,
.
Oeo.
I'ritzelt,
Prince
Hupert.
campaign
manager
for
(iconic
.ickerson,
Pmgressive
candi
date,
arnvcil
jji
town
on
SaUir
day
front
(lie
interior
where
h
had
accompanied
Mr.
Xlckroft
in
the
interests
of
his
parly.
He
returned
to
Hupert
on
Sunday.
M.
M.
Stephens
arrived
froin
Hupert
on
Saturday
to
do
his
bit
toward
furthering
Ihe
Progressive
candidate'
campaign.
He
returned
to
the
city
on
Sunday.
Col.
S.
J.
MM6hlie;
Ii.
.
W.
rertJTniM'lrt
the
coast
on
Sunday
after
having
upheld
the
Liberal
standard
al
Ihe
joint
iwdltiea
meeting
on
Saturday
night.
fieorge
o.
Hiishhy,
Conservu
live
candidate
and
his
campaign
manager,
W.
W.
Wright,
Prince
Hupert,
were
passengers
on
Sun
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
Iloughl.W
condition.
Highest
prices
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
Dunstan,
P.O.
Hox
3
tO,
Vancouver.
H.C.
Established
thirty
thrte
jor.
WAXTKD.
Oirl
wnnll
for
general
housework.
Applv
Mrs.
Joe
Oreer,
221
Fifth
Av.
East.
If
LOST.
r
I
Hack
earring.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
New
office.
Iteward.
IIO.MII)
The
Inlander.
HSO
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1
3
7
.
I10AJU)
and
lloom
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
Hel
707.
F.OH
lUtN'T.
Pianos,
plaier
pianotJtvphonngraph
and
sewing
machines.
'
Walker'
MmiOKStor..
tf
By
George
McMann.
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1
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OF
IbOTUER.
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IVE
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TO
ME
TO
WAsH
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On
Ui
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FARMERS'
INSTITUTE
TERRACE
CONVENTION
Gathering
Last
Week
Dealt
With
Matters
of
Interest
to
Farmers
of
Interior
MAPLE
LEAF
Circal
anxiety
Is
bfing
here
as
In
the
whereabouts
of
.1.
over
i
..........
day's
train
relurulng
to
Hupert
from
their
lour
of
Hie
interior.
Pn
I.
Caltiin
of
the
Naas
Ilivcr
felt
who
brotiKliI
a
number
of
cal"e
he
'rail
friiin
i
lie
Naas
to
FREE
RECIPE
BOOK-rlu
K"h
"mtlZt't
,
I
CkMi
Co,
Lu.
Montr!.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Lnko
on.
Siilunlay.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTS
D
BOARD
,TO
RENT
Kl'ltNlSIIKD
housekeeping
suite
fer
rnL-
Phone
18
or
81.
Mussalleni
Orocerv-.
n
to.
FOH
HK.Yr-New
house
al
15ft
Fiflh
Avenue
Weal.
'
Ptiene
He,l
720.
HOOM
for
rent
in
private
home.
Phone
(Ireen
130.
252
HosswiHjd,
Kahithr:hAt:(
U
pnyirtf
rerrace
a
visit
before
returning
home,
J.
Oarlaml
arrKeil
from
Kalun
W.
(Slhn)
jarrlan.
llanall.
in.
speclnr
Of
poles
for
the
Hanson
Pole
Co.
was
in
1wh
on
Salur
lay.
11.
II.
.Jones
and
.1.
II.
Ander
son,
Seattle,
.1.
It
Tueker,
D
Drisdell
and
A.
Holmes,
Vnncou
ver,
arrived
in
lerraee
on
Sat
urday
anil
on
Sunday,
Attorn
tanled
A.
Y.
Wilson,
local
in
una
gejr
(if
(he
Kitsiiiiikaltiiii
't'ltnber
Co.
at
Ilemo,
to
Kaluni
Lake,
to
make
a
cruise
of
the
company's
limber
holdings
In
Ihe
Kalum
Valley.
A.
Olson,
Prince
Hupert.
spent
Ihe
week
end
at
his
home
here
.1.
A.
Morris,
Prince
Hupert,
was
a
husinoss
visitor
al
the
week
end.
STEWART
Anxiety
Is
expressed
fof
John
Oranl,
who
arrived
early
this
month
from
Terrnce,
and
who
has
not
been
heard
.of
since
he
lefl
Slcwnrl
for
llyiler
two
weeks
ago.
A
thorough
Search
has
been
made
but
no
trace
of
the
missing
man
has
been
found.
W.
O.
Norrlo,
representing
Ihe
Porcupine
Hold
Fields
Mlninv
Co.,
visited
here
last
week
and
lefl
for
Alice
Arm.
A
new
ore
body,
running.
io
ii
Ion
lo
n
deplh
of
700
feel.
Is
reported
10
have
heen
discovered
by
diamond
drilling
on
the
H.C.
'
Hllver.
A
IV4
fool
vein
carrying
gold,
silver,
lend
nnd
zinc
values
nvernglng
between
(U)
and
70
per
(on
lias
been
unexpectedly
opened
upon
the
Emperor
mine.
niock.
FOR
SALE
AI.F.SMF..N
wanted
al
once
to
Foil
SALE.-
Dining
room
suiles,
sell
Oehrke's
Chrisiiiias
canls
for
priveale
and
commercial
use.
in
Prince
nuperl.
Write
(iehrke's
Limited,
5fifl
Scynmur
Street.
Vancouver,
H.C.
251
LOST
bedroom
suites.
Chesterfield
suites,
ranges,
stovei,
bed
linen,
lowal.
wlmlow
bllndi,
itilnld
linoleum
and
prlntej
linoleumn,
lounges,
ftlwlr.
Chiffionleres,
1
1
render,
HU.
steads,
mattresses
and
springs.
Dining
lablec
kitchen
tables,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
Hetise.
Phone
775
l
ot
H
roomed
hoiie
for
sale
on
F.inhlli
Avenue
West,
near
Mr-Hnde
Apply
1.1.1
Higlillh
Ave
West
after
five
o'eloek.
27
1
Ff)H
S.M.It--Ford
Sedan
nnd
.rii
rW
m
'i.
pleasure
boat.
Bargain.
Phone
I,l'i,,,,j5f2,"
,'
lied
780.
n
r-
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ii
i
n
...
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hii.
f
in.'
Foil
8ALK.
-
Furniture
and
.
,
'';,,'.,
-'
k
china.
Aonlv
Plillimlt.
Feileral
I
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t'
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-
-
i
.
1I14ST
Oak
Healer
for
Sale.
Klrl
:
lake
it.
Phono
il
after
FOH
SALK.
Car
nnd
half
inter
est
in
taxi
business.
Phone
77.
KQ
CARPENTERS
WHHN
havinj
y
ur
hodse
rrpalr-
(sl,
sea
A.
If
MacPhersnn.
Phone
Hlack
(87.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1-1920
Nash
five
passenger
lourinz
IB50
I
-1921
Overland
SNlan
9700
1-1922
Font
Sedan
fUS
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