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Tuesday,
April
24,
1928
FIRE
PREVENTION
WEEK
This
the
fire
prevention
week
throughout
Canada,
the
idea
being
to
try
to
educate
the
people,
especially
through
the
schools,
to
the
necessity
of
guarding
the
forests
agaiiut
fire.
Carelessness
is
the
cause
of
moat
of
the
trouble.
While
Prince
Rupert
in
not
often
troubled
with
forest
fires
the
interior
country,
which
is
neighbor
to
this,
suffers
considerable
lete
therefrom
and
Prince
Rupert
people
often
visit
these
more
arid
sections.
The
lesson
is
obvious.
It
pays
to
be
careful.
EMPIRE
SIIOPPINO
WEEK
This
is
Empire
Shopping
Week
When
an
effort
is
being.
made
to
push
forward
the
trade
within
the
Empire
movement.
Prince
Rupert
IM
not
form
any
committee,
as
in
oher
plates,
to
forward
this
cause,
with
the
result
that
we
hear
little
of
it
here.
In
other
places
great
activity
is
being
shown
and
even
at
Terraee
they
have
made
an
ei'
fort
in
that
direction.
PAY
INCOME
TAXES
This
is
the
last
week
for
paying
income
tax
to
the
Dominion
C.ovenmi.
in
in
order
1..
avoid
any
of
the
penalties
nrovided
bv
the
statute.
The
tax
is
paid
hjT&U
who
receive
two
thousand
dollars
or
mure
and
the
amount
i
.graduated
so
that
the
richer
people
pay
a
highter
rate
until
the
person
with
an
annual
income
of
half
a
million
dollar
pay
half
of
it
tb
the
government
as
tux.
Married
people
pay
only
If
they
have
$3,000
so
that
there
Is
a
bonus
for
thus.'
who
undertake
household
duties.
The
thing
to
re-meniher
is
that
the
taxes
are
due
this
week
and
should
be
paid.
VARIOUS
ACTIVITIES
There
are
various
other
matters
In
progress.
The
Cenotaph
committee
is
getting
jay
on
collections
for
that
fund
with
a
view
to
cleaning
up
and
getting
the
work
uflder
way.
The
Salvation
Army
is
canvassing
for
their
annual
Mlf-denlal
fund,
and
all
the
time
business
is
rather
(Hi
let
because
of
the
row
price
of
fish.
However.'
ull
these
things
will
change
and
the
payments
will
be
made
andJ
people
will
carry
on
as
usual.
WISH
TO
OPPOSE
SOMETHING
Most
of
the
circulars
and
open
letters
that
reach
a
newspaper
office
are
m;
requests
for
assistance,
although
large
numbers
are
along
;h,.t
linti.
Most
of
them
are
requests
for
us
to
oppose
something.
Wt
are
a
race
of
objectors.
We
set
ourselves
up
as
watchdogs
who
are
ready
to
pounce
on
any
activity,
no
matter
how
beneficient.
Large
numbers
of
people
either
inherit
or
have
developed
an
opposition
complex.
They
would
much
rather
oppose
something
thaivl
help
something
along.
The
alrp
of
taeir
lives
is
to
stop,
anyone
else
doing
anything.
They
hate"
rfetlttty$
t
v
.
;
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U-U
While
it
is
true
that
some
activities
are
malevolent
and
need
scotching,
It
is
also
true
that
most
activities
are
beneficial
and
should
be
encouraged.
Those
who
are
active
in
some
cause
seldom
have
time
to
cast
stones
at
any
other
cause,
with
the
exception
vf
religious
and
political
movements.
The
busy
person
is
the
one
who
has
not
tinge
to
worry
over
what
the
neighbors
are
doing.
Constructive
activity
is
worth
a
great
deal
more
than
destructive
activity.
We
need
more
of
it.
Diabetes
Mellitus
bet
Diabetes
is
not
a
kidney
disease
as
many
people
think,
but
a
condition
in
which
the
kidneys
become
involved,
and
ultimately
lueak
down
as
a
result
of
their
strenuous
efforts
to
eliminate
sugar
from
the
blood
stream.
the
presence
of
sugar
in
the
blood
has
a
double
significance.'
It
points
out
that
the
cells
of
the
body
are
not
assimilating
the
much-needed
carbohydrates
so
necessary
to
it
physical
economy,
beside?
the
Irritating
effect
it
has
on
the
kidneys
in
the
discharge
of
their
duties.
...
aj
,
..,.,
Up
to
date
all
so-called
cures
faedia-
e
mellitus
have
prbVeS
HMfM-?
-r,
'
Ry
my
natural
methods
I
do
not
combat
the
dleasUHjt-
aid
the
natural
tendencies
of
the
rystem
to
light
itself
in
a
1
risis.
If
you
are
suffering
from
diabetes
I
will
be,
glad
to
have
you
caU
in
and
allow
me
to
go
into
your
case
in
detail.
This
.
consultation
service
I
will
gladly
render
free
of
charge.
Dr.
C.
O.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wnllace
Hlock
Phone
131
-;
Open
Evenings
TERRACE
WILL
May
18.
RI7
La.Lt
UKKTIMi
PM'IIIEK
ON
V.WMOIS
.U'-
i.ints
to
iu:m:ht
oimiam.a-
TION
"ttJllBA'-E.
April
34.
The
PaM
FaW
'JflMIB-a
held
it
meeting
In
the
municipal
Uiall
on
frldsy
evening
which
was
pre-
ftded
over
by
President
H.
A.
Swain
ana
which
eight
members
of
the
executive
were
present.
.
The
secretary
reported
that
the
revised
prize
lists
had
been
turned
In
and
the
tct.il
amount
or
prize-money
asked
tor
was
1597
.98.
an
lncreare
of
till.
30
over
last
year's
lists.
J.
k.
Gordon
mered
that
the
lists
be
accepted
as
prepared
arid
special
effort
be
made
to
raise
the
money
to
meet
the
Increase.
This
motion
was
carried.
A
motion
that
horse
or
pony
racing
be
instituted
as
an
attraction
for
fair
day
was
pitted.
Representatives
of
the
Boys'
and
OlrlV
Club
of
the
Women's
Institute
reported
that
twelve
children
had
Joined
the
p:
cluu.
thrt?
the
chicken
club
r.g
met.
but
.no
definite
action
had
been
taken
In
the
matter
of
financing.
It
was
suggested
that
a
dance
be
heM
sometime
soon
and
the
meeting
set
the
late
for
Friday
night.
May
11.
in
Q.W.V.A.
hall.
The
chairman
and
sec
retary
were
delegated
to
arrange
for
isll
and
music
while
the
catering
will
in
the
hands
of
the
Women's
Inatt-
ute.
It
was
also
suggested
that
it
might
;e
possible
and
profitable
to
get
up
an
amateur
play
in
aid
of
fair
funds
and
t
was
decided
to
try
to
do
so
sometime
n
June.
The
secretary
was
asked
to
submit
tmple.i
of
the
prize-lists
to
different
riming
firms
for
quotation
on
print-
ng.
The
next
meeting
was
set
for
Friday
MUSICAL
EVENT
UNDER
PARENT-TEACHERS
AT
TERRACE
EXCELLENT
TERRACE.
April
34
ilcen
of
the
Terrace
Hirent-Teachers'
..
"Delation
a
musical
program
was
given
.1
the
s
hool
house
on
Friday
after-
jon.
whrn
the
pupils
of
Miss
French.
L.C
M.
and
of
Mrs.
Robert
Haney
delighted
their
large
audience
with
a
varied
urogram
of
hlwtlass
and
well
rendered
mislcal
selections!
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson,
chairman
of
the
ntertatrunent
committee,
presided
The
allowing
item
comprised
the
program-"O
Canada."
Duet-
"Springtime."
Helen
snd
Mary
fmith.
8?lo-
Trotting."
Bobby
Haney.
8ck-
Tntrala"
(Bach).
Billy
Allan.
Duet
"The
First
Covert,"
Mrs.
Hanew
nd
Margaret
Cook.
r
Chorus
"The
Orderly
Bong."
Mlssi
Esthope's
girls.
lisyjUrg
and
solo
'Tarantella."
UMot.
-iss4
and
Mary
mlth.
gjoto
"March."
Theodore
RoWnson.
goto
"Talsette."
Vetets
Oreig.
tosc
-'valse
Petite."
Marjorte
Kenney.
Chofus
"Oh
Susanna."
Miss
last-hope's
boys.
Flanolsgue
"How
the
Xlephant
Oot
til
Trunk."
Billy
Allan.
Solo-
"Hungarian
Rhapsodic,"
Janet
Young.
Solo-
(s
"Mocart
Air"
in
A
Major:
tb).
"The
Sandman,"
Jack
Allsb.
Reading
and
duet
(a)
"The
Song
of
the
Volga
Boatman";
lb)
"Fragment
:
rom
the
Unfinished
Symphony"
letehu-erti.
Illljtt
Head
and
Janet
Young.
Xlenlhg,
(aWronoV
Annie
iisii.
Scto
"Intennsiin."
Helen
Smith.
Scjo-
'Incidental
Music
to
Shakes
-peares
Henry
VIII
(Sir
Arthur
Sulli
van),
Bertha
Moore.
Ood
Save
the
King."
At
the
close,
Mr.
Robinson
compli
mented
those
taking
psrt
on
the
splen
did
program
they
gave
snd
the
audi-once
showed
their
appreciation
of
the
children's
efforts
In
very
hearty
applause.
The
proceeds
of
the
collection
taken
it
the
dunr
amounted
to
$12.18.
FORMER
RESIDENT
OF
INDIA
ADDRESSES
TERRACE
AUB1ENCE
TSRRACH
April
33
-Following
the
business
meeting
of
the
Parent-Teachers.
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
gave
a
most
in
teresting
and
very
Inst'
active
talk
on
"India
in
Contrast."
Having
resided
tor
eleven
and
one
half
years
in
that
country.
Mrs.
Robinson
gave
much
first-band
knowledge
of
conditions
and
Customs
in
India.
Contrast
within
the
ftowMrf
were
pictured
with
regard
to
I
hbigical
.
features,
climate,
languages,
rety.
appearance,
actions
disposition,
lleanllneu.
modest,
relislous
devotion.
living
conditions,
mannerism,
etc..
as
well
a
contrast
In
buildings,
streets,
cities,
etc.
The
spesker
showed
the
style
of)
drees
worn
by
the
women
and
Illustrated
the
method
of
dressing
by
using
01
of
her
audience
sa
model.
She
ex
plained
marriage
rules
and
forms,
and
the
deplorable
condition
and
unhappy
I
lives
of
the
girl
widows
of
India
and
brought
out
the
contrast
in
the
living!
condition
aljrf'happtnera
of
the
people
j
belore
and
after
becoming-
ObrtoMans.
Mr.
Itoblnaon
treated
the
sucjtenca
to
seme
weird
Indian
music
during
the
t
evening.
JcUowtii
the
'talk
a
hearty
vote
of
thank
w.i
tendered
Mrs.
Robinson
for
providing
one
or
the
most
Interesting
evenings
entertainments
In
the
i
history
of
tue
P.t
a.
I
TERRACE
Empire
Week
advertising
material
has
been
distribute
tfc
around
the
local
stores
land
it
betHgdf
played
along
with
Em-:fcWt1e.fgl
A
laSJt
Tmlon
Jack
and
Jhslgn
,mMenis
of
different
Dsitish
dominion
Mr
ftfcll
a
a
very
interesting
map
showing
the
highways
of
the
Em-iplre
is
oa
dlslpay
In
the
munlclp
.l
hall.
J.
McDonnell
received
this
week
from
Mission
City
.a
shipment
of
600
white
'leghorn
baby
chicks.
Following
their
business
meeting
on
Thursday
evening
the
local
Native
Sons
of
Canada
staged
a
whist
drive
and
dance
in
their
lodge
rooms,
having
tm
their
gueata
their
wives
and
lady
friends.
The
prize
winners
In
whist
were
Mrs.'
B.
T
Kenney
and
J.
McLaren,
while
8.
Klrkaldy
reeelved
the
consolation.
Supper
was
served
following
the
whist
game
after
which
there
was
an
impromptu
program
of
ad
dresses,
songs,
recitations,
tic.
The
nd
six
the
ifurden
club,
and
lists
ofifloor
was
then
cleared
and
dancing
en-
prlzes
were
made
out
fur
these,
a
big
?rc-;ntage
of
the
prize
money
being
paid
'y
the
agricultural
department
through
he
Institute.
The
finance
cosnmlttee
reported
hav
joyed
until
the
early
hour
Mrs.
A.
J.
Klrkaldy
and
Mrs.
ttam
Klrkaldy
and
two
children
returned
home
on
Saturday
after
spending
a
few
days
In
Prlnoe
Rupert.
During
Mrs.
KlrkakJfa
absence
Mrs.
J.
Warne
was
In
charge
of
the
lee
cream
parlor.
Mis
Bather
Taft
returned
home
on
Thursday
aftr
having
spent
some
months
at
thai
borne
of
her
sister
Mrs
,
Reginald
Hesjakj
in
Prlnoe
Oeorge
The
train
wis
held
here
for
a
short
tine
on
Thursday
while
Or.
Brummitt
rendered
first
aid
to
Arthur
Siewart
of
Dak,
who
tames
hi
leg
while
working
on
the
gwssimaent
highway
near
Van-arsdol.
The
patient
then
continued
on
to
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital.
V
H,
McDonald
left
on
Thursday
on
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
'
A
number
of
the
members
of
the
women's
Instruct
took
a
hike
on
Sat-
favt
tli&
Vaumbk
Poker
Hamt't
urdsy
to
the
point
above
Little
Canyon
bloom
snd
the
mosquito
plants
will
bt
where
they
enjoyed
a
picnic
lunch.
hatching
and
the
people
there
will
bt
playing
golf.
Mrs.
McLeod
and
family
who
hare
.spent
the
pasfftwo
weeks
with
Mr.
Mc-
The
woman
I
admire
is
the
one
who
at
the
QlfH.
atepet
returned
to
mend's
socks
and
leaves
no
I
urn
us
in
Under
the
aus-
IChstltwack
oa
Saturday
but
expect
t
the
darning.
move
to
Terrace
to
reside
st
the
close
of
the
school'
term.
,
The
girl
I
admire
Is
the
one
who
Thu
is
Man
ta
the
Moon
hsve
decided
after
this
to
look
myself.
spreads
the
powder
on
her
face
evenly
The
postponed
motttMy
meeting
of
and
lesves
none
on
your
shoulder.
the
parent
teachers
.organisation
pie-1
steed
over
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
Moore
In
the
Tits
boy
I
admire
is
the
one
who
sbtedtoof
the
president
dealt
wr
TSjfl.
plays
WorM
wen
and
has
lull
question
of
athletic
apparatus,
care
Sf
enough
of
the
devil
about
him
to
make
trees
snd
otffcr
matters.
Man
in
the
Moon
'
-
it
him
interesting.
,
HOTEL
timi
V
AlX
ITlnre
Rypert
T.
W.
Shaekleton.
Utk.
t'enlrsl
I.
Bosaem,
city.
I
:
Fasssneen
aolna
thnuch
ta
Vihw.
after
vrr
from
northern
points
on
the
Catala
today
include
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
T.
Aatmus
and
sons
from
Anyos:
Rev.
and
Mr?
The
man
I
adm're
Is
the
one
who
Menley
F
Bby
from
Port
Si
mason:
Jsck
washes
dishes
for
his
wife
and
does
not
PiteteraM.
A.
Hamilton
r
n
MrK.v
?omP,",n-
J
MacLeod.
Mr.
Parker
and
8
Scot-
"T
from
Siewart
Terrace
banana
tteea
will
soon
be
in
-m
An
vox.
and
Mrs
L
L.
HunUi
Sweet
Dreams
lanrwn
wi
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