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FOUR
For
Sale
by
SILVEIISIDES
RKOS.
for
SPRING
in
all
the
new
shades
Utility
fhOO
to
$2:50
Chiffon
$2.25
i
"Doners"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Hox
327.
MILK
From
Iiulkley
Valley
FKIiSII
MILK
AND
WHIP-PING
CUB
AM
Qunllty
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
(
Phones
Cfj
and
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartnget
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
'
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving..
Dr.J.R.Gosse
DENTIST
Hclgerson
IJIock
X-Uay
Service.
Open
Even-'
Ings
Phone
CSC.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made-to
order.
Iri
bur
shop
as
low
as
$50
223
Sixth
Afreet
5
-f
&f,
lUlk
Miui
.
.
Vv
u
r
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMam,s
THIla
OUTFIT
STRIKES
ME
rjnKiv-
BUT
Ap
LOMC
Ab
KlN
CO
AROOMDWITM
l'L-l
WEAK
T
AC
fERRACE
GIRL
WILL
MARRY
LOCAL
MAN
UNs
.Miiriaimn
,
schmiirk.
Who
It'll:
Weil
A.
OluieMirg,
Honored
III
Interior
Town
TERRACE,
April
II.
At
the
regula-
weekly.
-meeting
of
the
Ladles'
Guild
o:
Knox
United
Church
on
Thursday
,ofter-uyan
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Win.
Allan
a
delightfully
arranged
miscellaneous
:hower
was
held
for
Miss
Marlanno
Schmuck.
To
the
strains
of
the
weddluj.
march,
little
Ina
Smith,
charmingly
dressed
as
a
bride,
wheeled
the
numerous
gifts
to
the
bride-to-be
in
a
gaily
decorated
doll's
carriage.
Appreciation
r.t
the
gift
and
of
the
kindly
feelings
ihereby
expressed
was
voiced
by
Mrs.
Allan
for
Miss
Schmuck.
Solos
were
rendered
by
Mrs.
R
Biiney
and
Mrs.
Allan
and
the
usual
re
freshments
served.
Miss
Schmuck
came
here
a
little
over
a
year
ago
from
Munich,
Germany,
and
during
that
time
has
made
manj
friends
here.
She
left
on
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
will
be
married
this
coming
week
to
A.
Ohnesorg
of
that
city.
TERRACE
V.
Williams
who
has
been
rpllcvlni
iu
the
forestry
oface
here
since
the
de
parture
of
3.
K.
Frost
last
December
returner
on
Saturday
to
the
Smlther1
office
where
he
is
regularly
employed.
S.
Cooper,
fire
warden,
left
on
Satur
day
for
Telkwa.
at
which
place
hfe
family
are
at
present
located
and
will
bring
them
here
this
next
week.
Tom.
B.
Marsh
spent
several
days
a:
his
home
here
during
the
week
end.
v.
Ted
Johnston
left
on
Saturday
Ym
a
business
trip
to
Pacific.
Mr.
McLaunhlan.
role
insneetor
of
the
CJT.R.
was
brouzht
in
to
Terrae
from
up
river
on
Thursday's
train
with
a
badly
injured
ankle.
X-ray
examination
wasfound
necessary
and
he
wen:
oh
-to
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday's
freight.
H.
Orenler
Is
moving
about
on
crutches
as,
a
result
of
an
accident
to
his
foot
while
working
In
the
Remo
pole
camps.
Matt
Allard
was
In
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Friday.
The
auction
aale
of
farm
stock.
Im
plements
and
household
effects
from
the
ranch
of
Alonzo
Hull,
of
Copper
city,
was
held
at
the
Vanderllp
garage
?n
Kalum
Street
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
wm
well
attended.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Tyn'n
who
have
been
in
chajx,pr
the
Hull
ranch
at
Copper
City
have
moved
to
Ttrracp
and
have1
taken
the
house,.
of
8.
Askell-
on
'
tlie
Ollbert
road.
"
Mr.
J.
B.
Cblthurst
left
'.on
Sunday
toi
Vaiirbuver
nccbnipanJed
by
h
daughter
Dorluda
and
son
St.
Jclm.
who
will
enter
private
school
In
the
south.
STEWART
Wr-rd
has
beep
received
litre
of
the
sudden
death
In
Seattle
of
Dan
Pat
terson,
pioneer
mining
man
of
Alaska
and
well
known
In
this
district.
'
.
Provincial
Constable
Lance
rotterton
is
busy
collecting
dog
taxes
here
under
a
new
government
statute.
The
assessment
is
1
for
males
and
M
for
females
.1
,
John
Lindsay
Is
visiting
in
Prince
Rupert.
Jiick
Forestell
Is
now
proprietor
of
the
Stewart
Cafe.
Hugh
B
McOuIre
returned
to
Stewart
isst
vcek
after
n
visit
soutji
1n
connec
tlen
with
Interests
Wsjjnlnlng
Pellx
SepyfjHyder
taxi
mani
Is
bock
from
anWxtehdotf
visit
to
the
United
States.
He
brought
a
new
car
him.
with
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hap
has
been
elected
school
director
at
Hyiler.
Holder
Johnson
is
cleik
and
Thomas
II.
Evans,
treasurer.
Dr.
J.
F.
Shut
of
Victoria,
who
has
heavy
minli)2
Interests
In
this
district
is
to
Jnove
north
to
eslabllsll
a
practice
ncrc.
MIbs
n.
Wells,
who
haa
been
matron
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospltul
fox
e(!u.!r:i)
venrs
has
resigned
her
noMtlon
and
will
bo
succeeded
on
May
1
by
Miss
24.
"Lot
the
Clark
Kitchens
Help
You"
Hospital.
If
a
amount
of
w.tJrTi
?
hail
and
tcne.
I
L
CLAIvK
S
SOVPS
ere
dtliclxa
S
and
economical.
D
Ql-)mitfd
,
Montreal
S
Emma
Ilatnca
of
the
Tentlcton
General
Robert
Watson
of
the
Premier
mine
Uaa
left
on
ft
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Drwdato
ol
?remler
left
last
week
on
a
holiday
trip
Victoria.
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
egton
is
making
arrangements
Ui
hold
Us
annual
danoe
on
the
nl-k
of
Ust
William
McQrew
has
returned
from
leattle
where
h
has
been
for
several
?eeks
in
conneetion
wtth
litigation
eon-
eminf
the
Daly-Alaska
mine.
Rev.
A.
W.
R.
Ashley,
who
will
be
eavtng
Stewart
on
-May
as.
will
be
,-ucreeded
temporarily
by
Mr.
Carter,
a
ibidem
from
the
Vancouver
Theological
"cllege.
in
the
pulpit
of
the
local
An-
llcan
Church.
.
Winter
seems
to
be
etlll
lingering
in
he
lap
of
spring
in
Stewart.
Weathe"
xndltions
here
have
been
unusual
late-
y
for
hls
time
of
the
year.
Quite,
an.
addition
Is
to
be
made
to
he
iwrlfc
end
of
the
Carolen
general
rtore
here.
lie
local
Moose
Lodge
has
elected
of-
'lvers
as
follows
for
the
ensuing
year:
llctator,
W.
R.
Tooth;
vice-dictator.
L
Legfte;
prrtate
D.
i.
Mulcare;
uea-
lrer.
O.
W.
Smith:
trustee,
P.
,W.
Fisher:
epreeentatlve
to
Supreme
Lodfe.
W.
R
"juUi.
allemate,
John
Jlovland.
John
Bulger
of
Prince
Rupert
t
pending
vwo
weeks
at
the
Premtei
Mine
and
here.
'
George
Wler,
who
had"
resided
In
thl;
llstrlct
for
about
a
year,
succumbed
In
the
8tewart
General
Hospital
last
Thursday
to
canerr.
Dcoeased
waa
born
it
Bay
of
Islands,'
Newfoundland,
sixty
rears
ago
and
served
during
the
Great
War
in
the
67th
Bsttallon.
Funer.v
arvleta
took
plare
oi
Su..-Iv
ufiai..
.
,
.
.
.
.
-
2
s
j
.
inxler
the
auspices
-Of
the
Canadian
eion.
The
Klrkland
Uike
Proprietary
Ltd.,
!ie
of
the
Rtrougest
mining
companlea
ii
OntaMo,
ios
purchased
heavily
of
cal
stocks.
They
have
bought
snare
u
the
'
FcMy
Nlna
Mining
Co.,
Duah
lines.
Bebakwe
und
DUtnct
Mine
and
i'.y
Alaska.
Matthew
Lsde.
whi
has
visited
mtn-ng
interests
i.ere
several
times
during
he
'
past
few
years.
niently
negotiated
lie
finanslm
of
a
large
dam
twenty
'lve
reQea
from
Moncton.
New
Brun-lck,
for
the
hydro-d?velopment
of
100.-100
horsepower.
This
dam,
which
has
been
talked
of
for
the
last
fifty
yean,
will
be
constructed
at
the
confluence
)f
the
Mamramcook
and
Petitcodlae
rivers
at
an
estimated
cost
of
HAZELTON
Mgar
Harrli
.has
left
hU
work
In
Sinithers
and
is
now
on
tlx
gunrls
property
at
Nine
Mile
Mountain
with
his
brother.
Al
Horrie.
who
is
running
another
couple
of
hundred
feet
of
tun-ael'
for
J.
O
Trcthrway
of
AUbouford.
the
owner.
Mr
EUxar
Harris
mill
prob
ably
come
here
from
Smlthers
for
the
summer
at
least,
s
Douglaa
Illy,
resident
minln;
engineer,
has
returned
from
a
lecttire
tour
Which
included
J7ak.
Smlthers.
Telkwa.
Bums
Lak.
Francol-
iike.
Vantterlioof
ant'
Prince
George
and
will
spi
ik
at
an
illustrated
lecture
in
the
Hazelton
sehool-house
tonf:
'X
f
t(Itf1!hts,Tf-op!irrt
hi
a--ay
oface
hlr.
He
Is
on
his
own
and
Is
entire
time
this
sea.'jii
will
bt
:cvoted
to
aeaayirz.
Mrs.
Matlielson.
lady
superintendent
of
the
Haw-lton
Hospital,
entertained
at
bridge
recently
In
the
Nurses'
Home.
Frrae
winners
went
Mrs.
Sharpe
and
Mrs.
William
Gow
The
growing
of
tobacco
at
Mew
Hasel-
toii
is
suiri'ested.
It
Is
said
that
the
all
is
suit.
The
com
pressor
at
the
Sunrise
mine
'ias
been
suocesafuUy
installed
and
dla-i.tmii
tir;ii:;ig
ia
uo
in
pro-'rese.
A
tunnel
is
being
driven
to
open
up
a
body
of
ore
and
it
Is
rxprrtcd
that
the
roper-.
y
will
soon
le
in
a
position
to
ship.
There
is
only
about
thirty
mor:
feet
to
go
befi
re
the
raise
on
ore
stoplng
;-riund
in
the
Silver
Cup
mine
Is
com-pltted
A
tram
Is
lie:!
cre-leel
to
tie',
the
ore
rt
xn
to
t1!"
r"in
road.
The
Omlneca
Herald
weekly
article
on
suoceMful
faruiets
In
Uie
Central
In-
NV
IB
Ml
the
best
miJkdwcolate
bar
made
V
ante
For
S
For
R
5
.,r
V"
m
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
ndvance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
lets
than
50c
AUCTIONEKK
THX
AUCTION
SALS
AS
ADVERTISED
la
for
the
benefit
of
the
public-
-the
Prince"
Rupert
Surplus
Rummage
Sale
"l
am
enfaigjng
a
large
empty
store
for
the
purpoNe.
This
sate
will
be
held
on
Saturday,
April
is
at
3
pra.
and
the
public
is
Invited
to
Ust
articles
they
have
to
dispose
of
for
quick
sale.
Prompt
returns
as
soon
as
rale
ia
over.
Itemised
Hat
and
plane
of
sate
in
Friday's
paper.
Patronise
your
local
auctioneer
by
boosting
this
proposition.
Phone
for
Information
to
O.
F.
Brine.
Phone
774.
terior
sella
Of
the
sueoeas
of
6
ttsudens-chlld
in
delrymt
and
truck
farming
near
Terrace.
Robert
Corlett's
progrens
across
the
river
li
also
referred
to.
For
reruatnf
to
permit
toe
police
to
wareh
hie
premise
although
they
had
a
search
warrant.
B.
S.
Sargent
of
Haaetton
was
fined
110
and
costs
last
eek
by
Magistrate
Hoektns
of
Smlthers
George
Benson.
Sr
haa
been
commlt-ed
for
trial
at
Hazeiton
by
Magtstrate
Tloskina
as
a
lesult
of
a
nils
-up
with
n
Indian
recently.
Miss
Julia
Dem.o
is
making
satlsfac-ory
progress
following
a
recent
opera-ion
at
the
Haaelton
Hospital
Roy
Ousa
had
the
misfortune
u
ireak
hU
thuoib
while
loading
poles
Mrs.
Fred
Salt
has
been
a
patient
In
-he
Hazeiton
Hospital.
James
Dyer,
who
has
not
been
In
aod
health
for
some
time
and
who
has
reeenOy
been
a
patient
in
the
Haaelton
Hospital,
has
left
tar
Vancouver
and
other
potato
in
the
south
where
he
will
take
a
few
months's
rest.
James
Mortality,
road
master
of
Vita
division,
was
ab'e
last
Tuesday
to
leave
-be
HaMltoa
Hospital
where
he
bad
:een
111
a
week
or
so.
SPORT
CHAT
Considers
tie
tntereat
is
being
taken
In
tbe
baaketban
games
which
will
take
place
tonight
at
Terrace
between
Prince
Rueert
Hia-h
School
lirta
and
the
Tar.
race
high
ecnool
girls
and
between
a
Prince
Rupert
beys'
team
and
the
Terrace
boys.
A
dance
will
follow
tike
names
and
the
local
players
will
to
en
tertalned
in
different
homes
around
Ter
race.'
Tbe
two
Terrace
teams
will
ml
.urn
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday
for
a
rfjrn
(hatch
to
be
played
there
n
Tuesday
night.
Herb
Oardlner.
veteran
defence
player
r
the
CanadleiM
lti
the
National
ttoe
Key
League,
has
been
voted
the
winner
!
the
Hart
Trophy
aa
tbe
mos
useful
man
to
his
team
during
the
season
of
the
major
pro
hockey
circuit.
Oardiner
rr
reived
a
total
of
80
votes
In
the
ballot,
with
hockey
writers
of
tMfc
various
n'les
represented
In
the
circuit
acting
is
Uie
jury.
BUI
Oryjk.
srpahooter
of
i
he
New
York
Rangers,
was
nine
eounts
lilnd
Gardiner
in
second
place,
while
K-.nnk
Fredertekaoii,
formerly
of
notrott.
ut
latterly,
with
Boatem.
was
third,
lth
76.
two
better
tlian
CapUIn
Dlok
'ivtre,
grey-4ieidM
centre
player
of
the
?)ilesgo
mack
Hawks.
Nelson
Stewart,
of
the
Montreal
Maroons,
winner
or
the
trophy
last
year,
failed
to
receive
vote.
The
tfephy
wlili:h
was
donated
to
the
National
Hockey
League
by
the
late
Dr
Hart,
father
f
0n
Il.,rt.
manager
of
ttie
Canadlena,
has
prevlutiy
teen
held
by
Frnnk
NIghbor,
of
Ottawa;
Billy
Burch
ol
the
N.Y.
Americnns.
inn
t
th?
time
(if
the
award,
ewitre
for
the
Hamilton
tem,
and
Nelson
R'.owuri,
0f
trw
MirDcna.
Billy
Burch,
who
had
been
awarded
the
lUrt
Trophy
iwn
yssrs
ago
this
year
is
the
Wlnt.er
f
the
Lady
Bynn
Trophy
for
the
flayer
tv
the
league
who
Fhovs
at
the
same
time
effectiveness
mid
a
true
sport
I
spirit
This
trophy
win
donated
hy
Ludy
Dyng
three
years
ago
and
hsid
as
its
olijrct
-in
.noournremdii
of
r.lenn
npurim:m-lixe
hockey.
Frnnk
nh
hlior.
or
on.iva
l-i-ld
trie
eup
ft.;-
ti,
first
v,
.j,
H-rh
ncMiimr
went
to
the
Canndiena
ihK
-r
from
Calgary
and
Frauk
1
.1.
r
.
i
s
,,,
v...i,i
to
Delr-.il
fi-,tn
Vle-'ina
tu-d
w..-
It,
t
.,
tr.-.if.i.-ri.-t
.
Bt,..
wn
Foil
8AIJ5
GILL
NBTTIB8.
TROLUtfta
AtTD
Launch
Owners.
Ynu
arr
i..
.
"J
t"
I
visit
Parker's
jtara,
Tiiir.:
A-.eriuej
Bast,
to
see
In
ojts(.h;i
i'--
Pord
Marine
Motor,
the
1"
;i;
,
i
at
pendable
14
h.g.
nviin-
on
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priced
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136
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