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PAGE
SIX
Mrs.
B
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
Mrs.
McLaUghlan,
provincial
superintendent
of
institutes;
will
visit
Terrace
Thursday
of
this
but
llie
altndtnce
was
poor.
G.
II.
Dyson
presided.
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
mlth
and
daughter,
Frances,
of
Kalum
Lake
spent
the
holiday
in
town.
.
Fred
Nash,
B.C.LS.,
whtr
has
spent
the
past
three
weeks
in
the
"'.Uak
mining
district
on
survey
Work
returned
home
on
Sunday.
,
'Mrs.
Hagan
and
son
of
Copper
CHjr
were
in
town
Saturday.
Vi-
rt
n
vt
...l
i
eral
dajg'tturing
theiweek
at
the
home
orKf
L.
loIhWsh
fetirnea
to'Prinee
Rupert
on
Sunday.
Vivian,
of
Kalum
Lake
were
in
town
on
Victoria
Day.
1
H
NF3V
HiAEELTONf
Inspector
Willjam
Splller
provincial
police.
Prince
Jtupert,
was
.
here.
last--week
.
investigating
-
a
report
than
an
Indian
woman,
Kate
Haste,
had
been
murdered
by
two
white
men
who
threw
her
In
the
river.
District
Game
Warden
T.
an
Dyk
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
visi
tor
here
recently
on
official
bus!
ncM,
'and
there
was
a
particularly
and
New
llazelton
as
week.
A
meeting
and
reception
nhr
nrt
has
been
arranged
in
her
honor
to
be
held
in
the
biue
room
of
w.
A.
Barnes,
manager
of
the
the
G.WV4,
Hall.
,
v'
jorpheum
Theatre,
Vancouver,
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ufitt
q
fwpnf
vfqitnr
In
ITnzoltnr?
!$fsjtST
fyWr0t,
ihe,d
had
somtf
successful
angling.
Hugh
A.
Harris,
who
is
in
charge
of
the
Mohawk
property
on
Four
Mile
Mountain,
is
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
to
consult
with
the
management
of
the
propeily
A
party
of
timber
cruisers
arrived
in
llazelton
at
the
first
of
Mf.
j.
ftiiiK,
wiiu
naa
spent
wnfora
nf
ihe.
RVpon
Plvor
tn
W",
WekJ
WkV
h,S
cruise
large
stands
of
'timber
ir.
family.,
here
returned
to
Jasper
tnat
area
.
f
.
on'
Saturday.
.
.
"
'
'
"
"f
.
"
,
,
1
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
this
year,
'frnce-j
ot
Prince,
ihe
maln
graIn
crop
wlll
be
oat?
r,
toW&WVt?'
tH
so'
much'
Vheat
bIng
put
Ir.i
4!&Aai"
gTi
0f
the
oat
price
is
higher.
MhM
i
AltfeTMlIsbury
at
the
home
Raln
,8
needed
soon
if
there
,3
oi
jirs.
inoe.
urooKS
returneu
-to
be
good
owth
home
on
ounday.
C.
Hearn
and
R.
A.
McRae
were
In
from
the
Lakelse
Hatchery
for
the
holiday.
Mrs.
Aird
and
daughter
of
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Kennedy
and
family
have
returned
here
from
the
United
States.
Mn
Ken-
Pacific
were
in
town
on
Satur-
w!U
re-enter
business
here,
day
Complaints
are
being
made
here
x-JtrXXJ
n
fe.tnrv
at
.
the
lack
tofattentioiH
that
has
Hamer
of
Terrace.
en
to
the
main
j
roads
in
the
vicinity
by
the
provincial
de-partmen'tv
o(
public
worka
this
gpenfcsev-rT'
1
!
Mr.:
irtiil
Mrm
Dlx
and
daugh'ter.
'
rr?T
tff
if?
.
;,
lftfciwsyyarlety
of
thief
here,
and
a
very
unpopular
oneltoo,
Is
the
one
who
has
been
removing
i.
1
1
.
.
.
.
sjiitfiV
cuus.oqv
oi
auiomoQiies.
Water
power
'surveys
have
been
trrsumed
in
this
district
bvitheJ
r"
...
.
a
-1
fl
provJncial
water.
boardvOne
parM
.lias
iuiwisneaocamp..at
unarles
Newt&
fancH.
:
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i
..,
A
campaign
is
being
started
here
Joj-
fjinda
tojroxi4e
for
tKe
erection
of
a
new
hospital
bull-;
ding
in
Smithers.
Several
hundred
local
people
turned
out'
recently
to
fight
a
I
bush
fire
which
started
from
a
clearing
on
Third
Avenue
East
.
and
threatened
a
number
of
resl-jdences
before
the
wind
turned
i
and
aided
in
driving
the
flames
Police
are
searching
for
Ld.'away
from
the
direction
of
town
Markstrom,
a
Swedish
prisoner,
toward
the
swamp,
ijvlie
bjgkfr
from
jail
where
he,
wia
serving
time.
Many
Smithers
people
motored
.
'
-"
.
i
to
New
Hazlton
on
Victoria
Day
-
?Th.ere
were
manjr
visitors
In
to
attend
the
celebration
there
2
.Sw
IJlazelton
for
Victoria
Day
;
while
others
ent
over
to
Tejkwa
A
PERFECTLY
GOOD
"CASUS
BELLI"
WASTED"
Of
course,
the
"I'm
Alone"
case
might
have
been
settled
I
the
old'fashloned
way,
but
nobody
seemed
to
think
of
it
so
there
Isn't
going
to
be
any
exciting
crisis.
Spencer
in
the
Omaha
World-Herald
where
there
was
also
a
large
crowd-
at
the
daneefffhe-Jone
of
D.
D.Munros
farms
Deprogram
included
two
ball
gams,
'tween
Smithers
and
Telkwa
and
m
-
.
t,
ii
'
t
in
11
...Lint.
uredinere
on..rriday
1
Police
officers
and
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrir.ch
made
a
trip
to
Andimaul
to
investigate
the
death
of
Mike
Banek
who
it
was
found
succumbed
from
natural
causes.
The
Forest
Department
has
been
fighting,
several
fires
in
this
district
of
late.
There
was
ono
near
the
Legerton
farm
in
the
Glentanna
district,
another
on
wel
a
I
reached
considerable
proportions,
REV.
W.
ALLAN
DROVE
FROM
VANCOUVER
TO
iWell
)
i
TERRACE
IN
TRUCK
.
Known
United
Church
Clergyman
Going
To
Ganges
Harbor
TERRACE,
May
28.
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
returned
on
Sunday
from
Vinniivop
wora
ha
nttonrlprf
United
Church
conference.
He
heSfs"
nnd
J.
MfConnell.
th
lav
del-!
Hut
'
?
THE
DAILY1
NEWS
ancHake
the
train
from
that
j
point
He
reports
a
very
enjoy-1
able
'trip,
with
good
roads
all
the:
war.
,
Mr.
McGonnell
will
ship!
the
car
from
llazelton
and
ex-
pects
to
arrive
home
early
in
the
beiritr
transferred
to
Ganges
liar-1
bor,
B.C.,
and
his
place
here-w
being
t;iken
by
Kev.
H.
T.
Allen,
B(
A.,
H.D.,
formerly
of
Mc-Bride.
The
latter
is"
a
married
man
with
two
small
children.
HARD
TO
FOLLOW
At
a
small
country'
church
a
tewly
married
couple
were
re
viving
some
advice.
"You
must
never
both
get
cross
at
once.
It
is
the
husband's
duty
to
protect
his
wife
whenever
an
occasion
arises;
and
a
wife
I
must
love
and
honor
and
obey
her
husband
and
follow
him
wherever
pleaded
the
young
egate
from
Terrace,
motored
from
i
bride."
Vancouver
in
a
light
delivery
j
"I
haven't
finished
yet,"
remar
truck
purchased
by
the
latter
kerf
the
clergyman.
"She
must'
BASEBALLFOR
TERRACE
SPORT
week,
i
Much
to
the
regret
of
the
peo-
SchtH)
SportM
Are
jIeu
0ver
pie
Jn
this
district,
Jlr,
Afljsy
jf.June...)urJ)anccr,on
May
21
Was
Success
TERRACE.
May
28.
Owing
to
the
inclemency
of
the
weather,
the
school
sports
which
were
arranged
for
.Victoria
Day
have
been
postponed
until
June
3.
QuRe
a
crowd
gathered
at
the
.athletic
ark,
however,
and
two
baseball
games
were
played.
In
the
game
played
In
the
forenoon
the
Trail
Rangers
suffered
defeat
at
the
hands
of
a
team
of
non-rangers,
while
In
the
afternoon
the
Native
Sons'
team
won
over
the
high
school
team
with
a
score
of
14-9.
while
in
the
south.
In
order
to
But.
please
in
desperation
light.
A
four-piece
orchestra
arrive
in
Terrace
for
service
Sun-.
'can't
you
alter
that
last
part?
furnished
music
and
the
W.
A.
day
evening,
Mr.
Allan
had
tojMy
husband
is
a
postman.
to
the
Legion
had
charge
of
re-
last
week
and
left
for
the
he,d-
,eave
Mr
McConnell
at
Houston
I
Pearson's
Weekly.
A
very
large
crowd
was
in
attendance
at
the
Canadian
Legion
dance
oo
Friday
night
and
the
merriment
was
kept
up
until
day
i
freahments.
'
'
y
---IW
FIRST
POLICBMANs
"Did
you
get
thut
fellow,
rj,
.,
'
SECOND
POLICEMAN:
"No,
he
was
gmg
,w
hli'
FIH8T
POLICEMAN:
"That
was
a
prettv
Ha."
SECOND
POLICKMAN:
"Yea,
wasn't
.h""
Pairing
Iiuuiuiif,
'
Muuovt
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classified
columns.
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bookltt
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.
CtmgoUum
Cold
Seal
Hug
So.
607.
Am
UrUiUal
drtifn
with
toft
Llut
eau(roiinu.
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CO.NGOLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
mviHE-VAIU)
TIio
same
loiijj-wtraring
and
easy,
tu-clcaii
qualities
as
Gold
Seal
Hugs,
with
the
same
guarantee.
Lies
flat
...
will
not
curl
.
.
.
needs
no
fastening.
Attractive
atterns
at
low
prices.
In
roll
ormtwo
widths.
2
yds.
wide
70c.
)er
bj.
yd.
3
yds.
widtj
75c.
per
w.
yd.
r'ui:
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liecUHia
ImjIuw
vill
bring
yi
f4y
of
our
UieVt
pattrra
UmiU
i.i
Tlie
"MIKADO
Iiir
the
hrouty
and
cxqulaitfl
colouring
of
a
ri
cl'M
Oriental
Huj
.
.
.
und
it
is
hut
one
'
the
many
wttinning
Congoleuin
Gold
Seal
Hugs
that
a
very
lew
dollars
will
huy.
Conyolcum
Kuga
are
sanltnry
.
,
.
waterproof
.
.
easy
to
clean.
No
dust
.
.
no
tircHorne
acruhhing
or
hralinf;
.
;
.
n
stroke
of
a
dump
mop
and
the
pattern
it
fnh
und
bright
iw
new.
And
they
wt-jir
.
.
.
Indefinitely
.
.
due
to
the
new
"Mullicolc
procctwt
that
build
Mich
rwiKtuucu
right
through
the
heavy
pattern
to
the
felt
hasc.
Ask
your
nearest
housefurniNhing
Scaler
to
showfyou
Congoleuin
HugH
.
.
.
and
he
sure
ti
look
for
the
Gold
Seal
of
Guarantee
on
the
Hiirfucc.
Every
genuine
Congolcum
Gold
Seal
Hug
han
thitf
ccal.
Hugw
in
all
deirahle
ni.en
up
to
9x
15
feet.
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CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
0NG0LEUM
GOLD
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