'PAGE
SIX
Holds
Smoker
and
Does
Much
Bus-
TERRACE,
April
12.
A
num-
-..l"8',
?J!"illrtle
18
AP"
,
Xiif
JifiS
officers
were
appointed
pointed
treasurer
at
the
April
meeting
of
the
Women's
Institute
-held
on
April
i2.The
:
r
Tuesday
afternoon
in
the
Terrace
iness
relative
to
the
interests
of
the
district
was
outlined
'and
di
cussed.
II.
Halliwell
gave
a
comprehen-
Z
follows:
t.,
t
.t-
.
t
otic
inji
c
vi
viic
wurn
vi
me
council
during
the
past
three
months,
which
shows
that
body
Is
alive
to
the
needs
of
the
district
and
doing
its
utmost
to
press
those
needs
before
the
proper
E.
W.
Marentette
was
elected
RU'T
treasurer
of
the
board
to
fill
the
vacancy
left
when
A.
II
.
Barker
moved
away.
The
chief
matter
under
discussion
was
the
problem
of
parking
space
at
Lakelse
Lake
.
Last
year
parking
space
at
this
end
of
the
lake
was
much
overtaxed
and
with
the
prospect
of
many
more
cars
this
year
it
is
considered
by
the
board
an
urgent
matter.
It
was
left
with
the
public
works
com-'
mittee
to
meet
the
new
engineer
and
press
for
this
work..
.
F.
Nash,
took
exception
to
the
members
of
the
erj,
newspapers
Wd.e'ffect.
NEWOFFICERS
NATIVESONS
AT
SMITHERS
SMITHERS,
April
12:
Assembly
Kn
AH
f
tko
V.
dinner
guard,
J.
H.
Birnie.
r:ur'""
uc"f"ieu
"
.
''Outer
Guard.
Amriis
Kerr.
aSE'
'
Piano.
Tefewere
all
dujy
installed
t'v
'
-
befoWPhe
close
of
'the
meeting
"&y-
4
RLADEKS
,
Und
Ex-President
L.
B.
Warner.
&viIBnRkcE.
April
12;-Blshop
At
dose
refreshments
were
r'Rrxjiliconf
erred
upon
two
local
erved
and
after-dinner
speeches
'people,4
Nigel
Sherwood
and
H
Were
maaVdicussing
plans
for
Halliwell,
the
title
of
Licensed
the
year
now
commencing.
Lay
Reader,
giving
them
author-
"
ity
to
carry
out
some
of
th
or-'
Try
a
Daily
Nes
want-ad.
dinances
of
the
church.
l
will
bring
results.
Ip
BiIrnItt's
'
?3
JS1.90-2g.g
oz.
$35o
A
$
ESTABLISHED
1770
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th.
uor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
.
BriJIih
Columbia
Another
of
Ifnzelton's
Old
Timers
Died.
.In.Jhe.
IIospHal.
After
a
Few
Weeks
Illness
HAZKLTQN.
April
12;
With
took
the
form
of
a
smoker
nd
w
cte1
as
rttuy.
Mrs.
C.
A.
Peter
Enoch
were
carried
to
their
cial
evening,
although
much
bus-
"it?
Mted
reUr3r
and
Pl
in
the
beautiful
In
1885
he
came
to
British
Col-
Afternoon
tea
was
served
by
lirahii
mi
0rr!v,i
n,t
nrint
Mrs.
W.
C.
Sparkes
and
Mrs.M
.a
v-v,
...
...
British
Columbia
in
subsequent
years.
During
the
"Great
War"
Enoch
enlisted
in
the
Pioneer
Battalion,
and
served
for
four
years.
At
the
end
of
the
war
he
returned
to
Hazel
ton
and
acted
its
ferry-
roan
for
the
ferry
across
the
SkceiKi.
A
very
impressive,
service
was
conducted
by
Re-.
Tf
II.
Wright,
B.A.,
in
the
United
Church
which
was
filled
to
capacity
with
old
timers
and
other
friends.
Pall
!tlve
Sons
of
Canada
had
its
an-fearers
wre
s,x
members
of
the
nual
Keneral
meetln
"
Tuesday,
!
Canadian
Legion,
Sam
Kincaid,
board
P,i
P
R
ru
n
A
JiL
'llT
April
9.
Annual
reports
were
giv-1
Larmour,
Fred
Roth,
James
,iwrrWnt.
AtL
r..i
n
by
the
retiring
president.
re-lMailen,
Jameii
Turnbull
and
Fred
the
line
of
the
C.N.
R.
as
northern
v,elJ',n
an
extensive
program
0f
!Mabb,
B.
C,
whereas
in
reality
it
was
worK
carr,eu
"
a"ng
the
year,
very
centrailv
located.
He
nir.
nu
vy
uie
secretary
treasurer
gested
that
all
should
try
to
rem-
on
the
membership
and
financial
edy
this
error,
as
it
was.undoubt-
flffa,rs
of
the
lodge,
edly
a
detriment
In.
publicity
and
The
election
of
officers
for
the
advertising..
t
coming
year
resulted
in
the
fol-
.
The
proposition
of
F.
C.
lowing
being
chosen,
some
offices
L
Bishop
regarding
sharing
the
pro-
being
filled
only
after
a
keen
con-ceeds
of
th&
picture
.show
"The
.est:
Foreign
Legion"
being
shown
President,
J.
P.
Downey,
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
was
ac
First
vice-president,
A.
C
Fow-cepted
and
R.
W.
Riley
and
Geo.
Jer.
':H?W
PWntd
ft-MnntttM.
Second
"vice-president.
E.
C.
M
TWt?rZ
'
Serpantiat-Arms.
Stuart
F.
ShortttlWew.
d.3by
r
fetiry,
"treasurer,
II.
G.
Hepburn
and
U.
CorJett
and
J.
X
Winrft
WMYI0"1,"
''ufi'urous
Hwne
-
-Ch-anlainC
."71:
nriWU
nrl
Floral
wreaths
were
given
by
Mrs.
C.
V.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Myros,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Newick.
Jas.
Turnbull,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Winsby,
Peter
Neilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Falconer,
Mrs.
Seely,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dawson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Grant.
B.
Peterson,
Hugh
McKay,
R.
Cusick,
Pete
Corrigati,
II.
Guest
end
J.
A.
Hod-
der.
All
speak
of
Peter's
kindly
disposition
and
of
his
patriotism,.
He
will
be
greatly
missed,
especially
by
Ihose
using
the
ferry
across
the
Skeena.
PRINCERUPERT
AND
TERRACE
Better
Co-Operation
Suggested
le-tween
Two
Places
for
Marketing
Purposes
TERRACE,
April
12.
Better
marketing
co-operation
was
the
theme
of
a
talk
given
by
A.
C.
Small
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
here
this
week.
He
mentioned
the
present
lack
of
such
co-operation
which
would
enable
the
farmers
to
compete
with
produce
coming
in
from
the
south.
He
suggested
that
the
Bonrds
of
Trade
of
the
two
places
should
get
together
and
try
to
improve
matters.
CHURCH
OPENS
USK
ON
SUNDAY
!.
TERRACE,
AljrlU2.rW
meniN
are
ooiiik
nwuc
lor
wie
iur
rtinl
oiKning
of
the
Marsh
Me
,
morinl
Community
Church
at
Usk
on
next
Sunday,
April
14,
at
9:45
Canon
Marsh,
Rev.
G.
W.
Robin
son
and
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
of
Ter
race
will
all
take
part
in
the
serv
lice.
A
social
evening
is
being
arranged
for
Saturday
evening
In
'connection
with
the
owning
cer-
Ijemonjes.
NEW
HAZELTON
POLE
j
'CAMPS
TO
CONTINUE
WORK
DURING
SUMMER
!
j
Malk
George
will
keep
a
dozen
men
working
In
his
pole
camps
near
N'w
Hazelton
all
summer
He
expects
to
deliver
500.000
Hne'
feet
of
cedar
roles
either
to
the
Skeena
river
or
th?
depot
at
'
New
Hazelton
before,July.i
He
has
most
of
the
poles
deliverednow
oui
is
aiming
ai
nnoiner
tw,wu
feet.
UPLIFTING
LITERATURE
Maldr-Neighbor
wpnts
to
bor
row
your
set
of
Shakespeare
mum.
Mistress
Can't
she
borrow
a
folujfle
at
a
time?
3IId
No,
she
wants
four
vol
umct
to
elevate
a
bridge
table.
Louisville
Courier-Jblirh'al.
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TERRACE
BOARD
NEWOFFICERS
WAR
VETERAN
District
News
!
OF
TRADE
MEETSi
OF
INSTITUTE
PASSES
ON
TERRACE
I
1
Mrs.
C.
C.
King
and
son,
Cor-bin,
returned
on
Sunday
after
having'been
on
a
holiday
"trip
to
Jasper
and
other
prairies
points.
Board
of
Trade
Lid
on
Tuesday
lh?atr-
Owing
to
the
illness
of
Qie
he
''Union
?Union
Jack"
Jack"
covering
covering
the
the
MIssMoffatt
left
on
Tuesday
pvpnlnir
in
th
Tw.
vl
Mrt,
Haney,
Mrs.
H4
E.
Smith
casket,
the
remains
of
the
late
"
a
trip
to
the
coast.
J.
McGillivray
left
on
Tuesday
Miss
K.
.
Kiley
treasurer
in
t-uterv
fai-inir
the
maie&tic
ir
i'rince
Rupert.
place
of
Mrs.
Haney
.and
Mrs.
mountain,
Rocher
de
Boule,
at,
Barker.
Officers
for
the
Boys'
nHielton.
on
Tuesday
afternoon
T-
B-
Marsh
was
a
visitor
to
and
Girls
Club
were
appointed
as
at
2
o'clock.
jTrince
Rupert
early
in
the
week,
I'eter
Bnoch
was
a
native
of
President
and
general
super-
Sweden,
where
hp
wns
Wn
in
visor
Mrs.
McConnell
Treasurer
Mrs.
FiJiter.
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
Braun.
thev
year
1863.'
In
his
early
days
he
led
a
sea-faring
life.'
Mrs.
Wm.
Farr
returned
on
Wednesday
after
a
short
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
C.
Hearn
and
R.
A.
McRae
were
in
from
Lakelse
Hatchery
Wednesday.
NFW
HAZELTON
ice
to.
worry
about.
on
The
Omineca
Herald
has
established
the
nucleous
of
a
free
In
New
Hazelton.
There
are
-bout
100
books
already
avail
able.
Mss
Jane
York
is
in
charire
m
the
library.
5.
K,
Gwyer,
district,
engineer
for
the,
provincial
department,
of
public
works
with
headquarters
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
other
engineers
of
the
department
have
recently
been
making
surveys
for
the
new
bridge
across
the
Bulkley
Ktver
to
replace
the
high
level
span
at
Hagwilget.
The
main
highway
through
the
Bulkley
Valley
from
Hazelton
to
Smithers
and
other
points
east
is
in
good
shape
for
this
time
of
the
year
nnd
there
is
little
snow
or
The'
weather
has
been
unusual
ly
cool
in
this
district'
for
April.
Spring
Js
late
In
arriving.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
held
a
meeting
at
tho
home
of
Mrs.
S..
J.
Winsby
on
Tuesday
and
decided
to
hold
bridge
anddance
on
Friday
evening-
of
next
week.
Louise
Dane
arid
Kate
Green.'
local
natiyes,
have,
been
fined
$25
and
$lp
for
drunkenness.
'Mrs.Nird'of
Armstrong
is
visiting
here
with
her
daughter,
Miss
Grace
Duffcll
R.
N
of
Burns
Lake,
who
Is
a
patient
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
following
a
recent
operation.
ALREADY
SETTLED
"Let
me
show
you
this
1929
style
book.
It
tells
you
what
to
venr
and
why."
"I
alrendy
know
what
I'll
wear
because
I
can't
afford
to
buy
new
ones.
The
Haberdasher.
AFTER
letting
th
A,
purser
hold
a
2
point
lead
all
the
way
tip
to
20-18,
Mlii
Diana
pitches
3
rlnfers
la
a
row,
to
win
21
20l
People
develop
un
utpected
talents
on
a
Cunard
crossing
.
i
.
i
t
i
i
.
.
it
i
in
interim
iimw
is
A
phere
of
the
ship
and
the
stiff.
Soil
Cunard
It
Book
tkrovth
The
Cunard
Steam
Skip
Co
limilrd,
6ti
llasHnii
St-lV.,
Vantowtr
Ttl.
StymoUr
.
Jf"P)i
or
any
$Uannhip
atent.if-
wtcklr
8lllls
From
Montrrs.1
(and
Quebec)
to
Irslsnd,
ScotUnd
I
and
JSnisnd
In
eon-Au
Junction
with
mi'-""'
commencing
Mty
3rd,
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
n
LINE
BA-SOS
Ckis
TeurM
TkW
Cabin
sntf
ThW
Orr.
i
The
true
...
t
purpose
of
a
Budget
..
.
..
,
,
:
-i,
,
EURY
year
you
spend
a;
large
proportion
of
the
money
'you
get.
So
milch
.furTcioihirig,
So
much
forsnoes,
So
much
for
things
to
eal
for
h'fiffse
furnishings,
books
and
what
'
not.
'
i
.
Here
is
the
way
to
get
the
most
for.y'our
mo'nPjf.
Keep
a
budget.
Oeeide
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
each
item,
and
hrjld
yourseif
within
Hiis
amount.
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver-llscmenta
carefully.
-The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
Ideas'
nnd
improvements.
They
help-you
to
get
more
from
each'
dollar
you
have
apportioned
In
your
budget
and
o
live
better
and
dress
better
with
the
same
income;
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
.$
to
"enable
you
to
sjiend
wiselyand
only
by
careful
reading
tr
advertising,
ran
you
hope
to
aecontpllsh
this
result.
.
1
..
Head
advcrlisinj;
rpgularly.
It
joints
the
way
to
letter
living.
.
'''
'V-V
-1,1
NEW
CAP,
SMITH
9,
r
RECONDITIONED,
n
JUST
LIKE
ft
a
INtW
If
ynu
do
not
want.
to
buy
a
new
car,
buy
a
'used
cur
that
has
been
reconditioned,
and
that
Is
guaranteed
to
lie
an
reprehfn-fed.
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
sales
.1927
DOIKJK
Sedan,
good
condition,
good
tires,
leather
upholstery
5630.00
,1926
ESSEX
Coach,
fair
condition,
good,
tires
$100.00
192.1
DODCE
Covered
delivery,
good
condition
..,
J300J0
192.1
I-'ORI)
Covered
Delivery,
Just
overhauled
$250.00
192C
FORI)
Covered
delivery,
Just,
overhauled
w
$2T5.00
1925
FORI)
SEDAN,
good
condition
.
.
.
.
j
.
,
;
$275.00
1924
FORI)
Delivery,
good
condl
...$125.00
FORI)
Ton
truck
chassis,
good
motor,
as
Is
5
50.OO
S.
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LIMITED
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