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FOUR
Make
the
Old
Car
Look
tikeJNew!
Give
It
a
finish
that
will
tart
bright
and
stay
bright
you
can
do
it
yourself.
For
this
purpose
we
suggest
Val-spqr
Enamels
a
combination
of
the
finest
pigments
carefully
ground
in
the
famous
Valspar
Varnish
itself.
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ENAMEL.
Sun,
rain,
rnud,
dust,
gasoline,
oils
even
toiling
water
from
the
diator
will
not
dim
its
fine
lustre.
Easy
to
apply,
thre
are
twelve
beautiful
colors
to
choose
from.
For
Sale
by
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in
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of
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PRESENTATIONS
MADE
TO
MR.
AND
MRS.
FOWLER
Work
fit
Ull
Known
Terrace
People
IttrognlTMl
lief
ore
They
left
fur
Kuiituers
TERRACE.
May
2.
A.
C.
Fowler
left
on
Saturday
tor
S.njthers
where
be
will
take
over
the
management
of
George
Little'
Lumber
Yards.
Mrs
Fowler
and
children
expect-
to
join
him
in
about
two
week'
time.
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fowler
wUl
be
much
missed
here,
where
they
have
been
very
actively
interested
In
church
and
community
attain,
especially
in
Tuxls
Boy
activities,
Mr.
Fowler
having
been
chief
leader
of
the
boys'
work
here
tor
a
number
of
years
He
w&s
also
very
prominent
In
the
I.O
O
P.
and
Native
Son
lodges.
,
Prior
to
his
departure
for
the
lnterior
town.
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
Fowler
were
tendered
(
a
farewell
reception
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
.Mrs.
A.
W.
Roblosou
on
Friday
evening
at
which
many
member
of
the
Anglican
Church
and
Tuxls
Boys
were
present.
During
the
evening
Donald
Burnett,
on
behalf
of
the
boys,
ex.
pressed
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fowler
their
sincere
regret
at
their
departure
and
as
a
slight
token
of
appreciation
for
the
interest
they
had
shown
In
work,
ing
with
them,
presented
them
with
a
handsome
boudoir
clock.
Rev.
A.
W
Robinson
then
presented
them
with
two
chairs
from
the
congregation
of
6t.
Matthew's
Church
of
which
both
are
very
valuable
members.
He
expreed
regret
at
then-
departure
and
apprecia
tion
of
the
untiring
Interest
shown
not
only
In
church
work
but
In
the
work
of
the
Union
Sunday
School,
of
which
Ur.
Fowler
has
been
superintendent
for
a
number
at
years,
and
Mrs.
Fowler,
a
teacher.
Mr.
Fowler
suitably
replied
to
both
ad
ore
thanking
the
boys
and
the
man
bers
of
the
church
for
the
tokens
of
appreciation
and
expressing
their
good
wishes
for
the
success
of
the
church
work.
9
The
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
games
and
music
and
re
freshmenta
were
served
by
the
ladles
of
the
church.
SMOKER'S
SET
FOR
BASKETBALL
COACH
lr.
1iirM-l
of
Terrace
(ietH
Surprise
at
Itau
I
Vol
and
Mancr
Id
llajLtuinton
Hall
TERRACE,
May
2
To
celebrate
the
closing
of
the
season
for
Indoor
basket
ball
the
local
teams
held
a
bean
feast
and
dance
in
badminton
hall
on
Sat.
urday
evening.
Supper
was
served
at
7
P-rru
about
thirty
participating
In
the
festivities.
During
the
evening
the
members
of
!
the
teams
prcsenb-d
their
coach.
Or
i
Turpel,
with
a
handsome
amokers
set
in
appreciation
of
the
great
Interest
he
ha
taken
jnjjrtfirjjnff
;thm.
.
After
supper.the
young
prople
en
joyed
dauclug
.
until
midnight.
'
-
.
'
,
....
.
.
TERRACE
W.
E.
Smith
left
this
past
week
for
Rlbstcne,
Alta..
called
there
by
the
seri
ous
illness
of
his
father.
Joe
SpltrJ
returned
on
Saturday
from,
Prince
Rupert
where
he
attended
th
wedding
of
his
niece
Miss
Marianna
Scb.
muck
to
A.
Ohnesorg
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
which
took
place
n
the
Catholic
Church
on
Thursday
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Egan
returned
ou
6aturday
from
Prince
Rupert
wlure
they
were
married
on
Thursday,
Mrs,
Egan
was
formerly
Miss
Christine
Al
lord,
niece
of
Matt
Allard
of
Kalum
Lake.
They
will
make
their
home
at
the
lake,
where
Mr.
Egan
IsT
interested
In
the
mining.
Mrs.
J.
Warne
and
Messrs.
Turqel,
J
Smith,
N,
Yack
and
A,
E.
Little
were
hosts
at
a
Jolly
bridge
and
dancing
party
In
Progress
Hall
on
Friday
even
ing.
Six
tahlci
were
played
wltb
r
lienors
(or
high
scores
going
to
Miss
Malott
and
George
Little.
Refreshments
were
nerved
after
which
dancing
was
enjoyed
untuj.'
an,
early
hour,
music
be!jg
furnished
'by
J,
McLaren's
torches
tra.
3.
He
Kergommeaux
returned
lost
welt
from
Premier
Mine
where
he
lias
spent
the
past
two
months,
Mrs.
Orelg
was
a
dinner
hostess
on
Thursday,
her
gueste
helng
a
number
of
the
young
people
around
town
Later
the
crowd
w
sugtnented
fthd
140
game
of
court
whist
was
enjoyed.
This
was
followed
by
a
Jolly
dance.
B.
R.
Wilson
of
Prince
Rupert
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
be:e
left
on
Sunday
In
company
with
Pete
De
Bore
for
Lakelse
Lake
on
a
bear-hunting
trip.
Louis
Couture
of
Chicago
Is
visiting
with
his
brother
J.
Couture
of
Terrace.
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh'
was
able
to
be
down
town
again
at
the
week
end
alter
liav.
ing
been
confined
to
his
home
for
the
past
two
months
through
Illness.
H
SKIDEGATE
H.
De
Talte.
construction
engineer
.or
the
Imperial
OU
Co..
Is
supervising
he
erection
of
the
new
oil
station
at
SkMegate.
There
will
be
three
tanks
with
a
capacity
of
12.000
gallons
each
ind
there
will
be
a
boae
to
the
govern
ment
road
so
cars
may
gas
up.
R.
Me-
Callum
of
Vancouver
will
be
in
charge
f
the
station.
Ft.
Pahul
and
Capt.
.
Munro
came
up
from
Gillespie
At
Pahul's
logging
camp
with
the
launch
Galloping
Goose
and
spent
last
week-end
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens.
A
crew
of
the
Maritime
Fisheries
annery
came
in
on
last
week's
boat
rom
Vancouver
and
has
started
get-
ing
the
cannery
In
shape
for
thl
ear's
operations.
MAY
DAY
FEATURED
WITH
FINE
WEATHER
ier)IWMly
(Jut
f)gt
of
lr
to
i:n
tt-aaut
Change
lu
Meteorological
Condition
After
an
extended
winter
and
ex
tremely
late
spring,
the
season
seenve
now
to
be
opening
in
Prince
Rupert
when
church
congregations
on
Sunday
somehow
seem
to
dwindle
and
beach
and
picnic
parties
become
the
order
of
the
clay.
Testerday
the
first
clear,
balmy
Sunday
of
,1927
waft
experienced
and
full
advantage
was
taken
of
the
occasion.
There
were
many
of
the
pleasure
boats
jn
the
harbor
and
quite
a
tew
excursions
were
hurriedly
planned
during
the
-ncrolng.
Everybody
got
outdoor
to
Tjy
a
brind
f
wetjrr
on
My
Day
that
was
a
pleasant
change
from
what
had
been
obtaining
In
blustery
March
and
showery
April.
Miss
Emma
Haines,
who
comes
from
the
staff
of
the
Pentlcfcn
General
Hos
pital,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
steamer
Gardens,
yesterday
afernoon
bound
for
Stewart
where
she
wUl
as-ume
charge
of
the'
Stewart
Oeneral
Hospital,
succeeding
Mrs.
R,
Wells,
who
has
resigned,
after
several
years'
service
SPORT
CHAT
Under
encouragement
oered
in
the
sale
of
sticks
at
less
than
one-third
of
.he
regular
retail
price.
Bmlthers
child
ren
have
taken
up
the
game
of
lacroKse
with
great
enthusiasm,
and
they
are
join
great
guns
on
the
streets,
on
public
squares
and
on
the
school
(rounds.
In
a
week
or
ten
days
of
practice
the
youngsters
showed
great
Jevelopment
and
It
Is
believed
that
two
;ood
team
will
be
available
for
a
Ame
to
be
one
of
the
feature
attrac-itM
In
connection
with
the
big
Xmlnlon
Day
celebration
In
Smlthers.
,"he
hiirtdxed
stleks
brought
In
went
act.
Through
financial
donations
re
etved
from
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
.nd
from
other
sources,
these
sticks
-cre
made
available
at
a
very
low
price.
A'hen
the
boys
have
developed
a
little
.no
re
in
the
art
of
catching
a
ball,
they
jvtli
be
taken
In
hand
by
some
exper-enced
player
and
sent
Into
organized
.raining
for
the
games.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
members
In
Jurns
Lake
and
district
are
sparing
x
effort
to
insure
the
Empire
Day
cele
bration
being
a
complete
success,
the
iay
having
a
doubled
Importance
as
ielng
part
of
a
series
of
celebrations
.0
be
held
on
this
Important
annlver-ary
of
the
signing
of
Confederation,
.he
Native
Sons
will
be
assisted
by
he
Canadian
Legion,
the
Community
.tall
Association
and
by
the
various
jdies'
clubs
of
the
vl'a-e
The
morn-ug
of
May
24
will
be
devoted
to
the
mUdren,
while
the
afternoon
sports
alii
consist
of
a
baseball
game
between
iurns
Lake
and
an
all-star
team
from
iinithers.
and
a
mile
relay
race
between
nembers
of
the
Native
Sons
and
Can-
tdlan
Legion.
CecU
Hartley
and
Ted
Hartley
and
Ted
Martin
wUl
put
on
a
.elect
program
of
boxing
bouts
in
the
Community
Hall.
In
the
evening
the
tadies
of
the
village
will
conduct
an
ancient
and
modern
dance
at
w
hich
the
I1
known
Burns
Lake
Jarz
orchestra
ill
be
toileted
by
the
old
timers
ol
he
Lakes
district,
the
dances-
being
a
.mated,
the
latest
New
Tork
successes
flvlng
wsy
to
the
most
popular
quad
rilles
and
polkas
of
the
earlier
days
ol
Htlement.
A.
E.
81bley.
J.
C.
Pldgeon
and
Wil
liam
Sherman,
fthe
Prince
George
com
nlttee
in
charge
of
the
horse
racing
In
connection
with
the
celebration
of
the
dominion
diamond
Jubilee
at
Prince
George
on
July
1
and
2.
has
completed
the
draft
for
a
two-day'
racing
card.
The
big
race
of
the
meet
wUl
be
the
Prince
George
derby,
one
half-mile,
for
a
silver
cup
and
a
purse
of
4S0,
split
250.
$150
and
50.
The
Telkwa
stakes.
five-eighth
of
a
mile,
will
be
run
again,
".it
purses
aggregating
t2O0.
The
Cariboo
Road
stakes
Is
a
new
event
It
Costs
no
more
to
travel
this
way
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
CABIN
CLASS
ships
are
specially
designed
for
comfort.
They
possess
every
travel
refinement,
and
the
best
on
the
boat
is
yourt
to
enjoy.
Rates
are
surprisingly
reasonable
minimum
as
low
as,
$140.00
to
or
from
Europe,
CANADIAN
SERVICE
Donaldson
LINES
The
Cunard
Megiiulil
Co.,
,ld
"
fii!
lla-lliiRi
M,
et,
Vani
inn
er,
or
any
steamship
aeut.
VZ
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anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Apply
PjO.
Box
178.
T
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walker's
Music
8
tore.
TOR
SALE.
SOLID
OAK
BUFFET.
A
bargain.
Phone
Black
C2i.
103
HOARD
lit
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
which
has
been
added.
It
is
for
the
same
distance
as
the
Telkwa
stakes,
wltb
the
same
prlre
money
offered
These
constitute
the
chief
items
of
the
program
for
the
first
day.
The
other
.-vents
consist
of
the
half-mile
Indian
race.
30;
the
quarter-mile
race
for
ponies
14
J
sjd
under.
W0;
an
open
jnree-rilflins
racs;
ior
Jiail-orrd
purses,
tao;
and
a
.ShedaJul
nonr
race.
one.
ighth
mile.
120.
There
are
three
big
races
carded
for
the
second
day,
tbe
Quesnel
stakes,
three-quarters.
2O0:
he
Olacorae
stakes,
five-eighths.
I2O0,
nd
a
half-mile
race
for
nalf-bred
torses.
Cariboo-owned.
1120.
The
other
vents
on
the
card
for
the
second
day
nclude
a
race
for
ponies
Its
and
tin
ier
80:
a
pony
race
with
owners
up.
aw:
one-half
mile
Indian
race,
130;
and
a
three-eighths
race
for
half-bred
Itornes.
$D0.
FIRST
SHOOT
AT
OUTDOOR
RANGES
;kwI
Score
Turned
In
hy
llrglmetilal
Markkiiu'ii
at
M
Mi
hull
Creek
Yeslrrdsy
The
first
outdoor
shoot
of
the
season
was
held
yesterday
at
the
McNIcholl
Creek
ranges
by
tbe
North
BC
Regiment
nine
Assocwiion.
only
five
men
were
In
attendance,
quite
a
number
having
iK-en
prevented
from
being
present
by
end
of
the
month
work.
M.
M.
Lamb
made
an
excellent
score
of
101
poluts
out
of
a
possible
of
lot
and
w.
Brass
made
the
full
possible
of
35
at
the
6og.
yaru
range.
BcoTeltor4o,day
were
as
follows:
M.
M.
Lamb
34
W.
Brass
2fl
H.
W.
Cameron
28
R.
Wilson
'
24
B.
Wilson
.
,
22
200
W)0
600
TU.
34
33
30
31
20
33
101
27
88
20
05
25
80
29
77
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WANTED
WANTED.
TWO
DISTRICT
AORICUL-turuts
Must
be
graduate
of
an
Agricultural
College
and
well
up
tu
Agronomy
and
Animal
Husbandry.
Salary
f
150.00
ptr
month.
Applies,
tluns
will
be
received
up
to
noon.
May
8.
1927.
Apply
stating
experience
to
A.
II.
Oca.
Civil
Service
Commissioner.
Victoria,
BjC.
WANTED.-FIRST
CLASS
CARPENTER
for
Monday.
Apply
A.
H.
MtPberxon.
Phone
Blue
COS.
FOR
SALE
TWO
PURSE
SEINE
BOATS.
48
I
12.
30
hp.
for
sale
or
charter.
35
hp.
heavy
ol
engine.
In
fine
con
dltlon.
Govt
U.CO0.
Snap
at
IIJ&0.
S
Purse
Seine
Winches,
heavy
type,
low
price.
New
and
used
machinery,
boat
and
engine
tmsiness
for
sale.
Stock
8,-ooo.
Price
S3
.000.
This
is
a
money
maker
for
a
man
who
will
give
it
his
attention.
Advise
J.
Field.
21S
Second
Avenue
Phone
23.
103
COME
ON,
BOYSI
IF
YOU
ARE
MECH-anleally
inoilned
and
want
a
cheap
boot
engine,
we
a
III
sell
you
a
uted
Ford
engine
for
123.00.
Parts
are
very
inexpensive.
Overhaul
It
yoursrlf
and
you
will
hare
a
14
hp.
motor
at
a
very
low
cost.
Parker's
Garage.
FOR
SALE.
HOUSE
OS
SUMMIT
AVE
4
rooms
and
bath.
12.000.
I
0.00
cash
and
tiO
per
month.
Small
house
and
two
lots
to
gar
den
Fenced.
Fruit
tree.
Close
is..
1850.00
McCaffery
and
Olbbons,
Ltd.
107
TOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
in
post
offlee
block.
12.200
00.
OPPORTUNITY!
&M
A
MONTH
NOW
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
house
with
bath.
Just
over
section
3
bridge.
Phone
Blue
601,
after
ail
o'clock.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
BO
IIOOSE
WND
bath
d
paatry,
oo
8evetB
Avrtuu
Wast.
Pbwe
Utock
470.
100
FO0R
ROOM
MODERN
FLAT
FOR
rent.
Weateafcaver
Block.
Second
Ave.
Phone
100
or
Blue
130.
tf
FOR
RENT.
.
.
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT
with
range.
IIS
00.
Apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrsle.
Harrltoat.
BO.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Muanallem
Orocery.
Phone
18.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IF
deaired.
rtione
Blaek
120.
PIANO
FOR
RENT-14
00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store
ROOMS
TO
RENT
-PHONE
878.
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING.
P1COTINO.
SCALLOP
Ing.
Dollar
Store
Phone
Red
324.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged
Paps-doputos
aad
M
arris.
B39
Third
Arc
Pbone
648.
tf
T
T
AUCTIONEER
i
-
RESULTS
FACE
VALUE
AND
GOOD
judgment.
Keklntlal
sales
sol
let
ted.
O
rams
phone
rtcorda
exehaned.
I
buy.
sen
or
trade.
Pttone
714.
O.
T.
Brtne.
Auctioneer
HltiMtMM
EXPrmtKNCED
DftBBBAiAKHl
FOR
rarely
of
New
York
aad
Edmonton.
Mrs
C.
Bnuth.
DresH
Room.
139
Second
Avenue.
IIILUTY
IMHIOIt
MsreHllBf
Msnieurlng
Sealp
TreattbeM
MHx.
.
MtKK
837
Third
Avenue
By
AppolfttmetU.
Phone
S37.
DiiMiNKis
iiumtiki:
i:cii
t(ir.
fMo,,rd,f
A'
fisgnon.
prorlrlnrf
144
Third
Aveno
I'lMHir
Itlark
4i
Furniture
of
all
aorta
boucht.
soM
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
UPHOL-terltuf
of
all
km.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
ma'oe
to
order.
.
AH
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oroeu
M:r
O.
M.
HUNT.
KESTA
lilt
ANTS
iooi
r.sjn
vwr.
Mrs
Ungr,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
UmMl
Home
Cooked
Meals.
Pbone
Blaek
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Tal
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
PascnKer
Stude-bakers
at
rour
disposal
any
time,
ROSS
RltOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Illock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
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at
a
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northeast
comer
of
v.
ship
3;
thence
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80
chains
south;
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thence
80
chslnt
nor
mrncement.
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