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FORKING
Kltkalla
Native
Chief
Sendlnt
Treasured
Povtejnion
a
Silver
Jubilee
Offering
when
the
chiefs
would
dance
before
their
people
at
the
potlatehes.
Among
those
who
wore
thi
one
In
;
their
day
was
the
great
old
Chief
Shaks
grandfather
of
the
present
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How
Will
You
Spend
Them
This
Year?
Enjoy
a
jxiriod
of
relaxation
with
all
the
joys
of
country
life
at
"The
Dunes"
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
SEA
BATHING
-
TENNIS
BADMINTON
FISHING
Rales
reduced
this
year.
Plenty
of
fresh
milk
and
cream.
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or
wireless
for
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Lot
3,
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9.
S.
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and
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$1000.00
Lot
43,
B.
22.
8.
5,
and
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450DO
Lot
4356,
R.
5,
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125.00
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8.
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200.00
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27,
8.
5,
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Blk,
43;
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6,
ind
Improvements,
Including
contents,
Ida
Ramsay
Estate
500.00
Lot
1045,
R.
5,
U.U.
(19
acres)
and
Improvements.
Terrace
950.00
Blk.
3,
B.D.
of
D.L.
1009,
R.
5,
CD
(4
acres)
Terrace
100.00
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR,
Hazelton
Native
Girl
Passes
Away
one.
who
sent
a
gift
to
Queen
vie-
i
....
vlvIan
MaUhw
Me,
After
torta
at
htr
Diamond
Jubilee
in
jwelve
Days
Illness
1897
and
received
in
return
from
Her
Majesty
an
autographed
photo-
HAZELTON,
May
23:
The
fu-graph
and
a
plaid
shawl
bth
otjnera
of
Doris
Vivian
Matthews
I
which
are
treasured
by
the
village;
was
held
last
Wednesday.
Dying
Chief
Ed.
H.
Oambfe
flbkj
of,0'
Kitkatki
to
this
day.
Chief
after
twelve
days'
illness,
deceased
Kltkalla.
one
of
the
bl
known
i0amble
w,,n
lne
tu
wndmK.
a
native
leaders
of
.this
district,
isjleUer
to
lnc
Kin&
gliding
through
4tie
local
Indian
Kltfcatfc
is
an
industrious
and
Agent's
office
as
a
Silver
Jubilee
,0al
village.
gift
to
King
George
a
treasured!
'
and
finely
worked
chiefs
dancing!
irtnn
4
n
robe,
entirely
of
native
manufae-l
I
I
Kh
K
A
S
ture,
which
has
been
an
heirloom
in
the
family
for
two
or
three
generation,
it
is
such
a
blanket
as
IjRT
May
6.
Sterling
Mlver
brace
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10
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days
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initials
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lents
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for
h.'wy
on
famous
North
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ifxrt
IlhlST
Beach,
River
and
sea
bathing.
!
Boat
for
hire.
Fishing
and
(
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FurnWwd
Apartment
hunting.
Open
air
badminton.
I':,.
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Red
444.
Clock
goX
Dancing
Dining
room.
Good
plain
cooking.
Terms
moderate.
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parllcu-lAINTRKS
lars
apply
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ORGANIZE
Central
Uberal
Association
of
(fueen
Charlotte
Islands
I'orined
At
Port
Clements
PORT
CLEMENTS.
May
23:
The
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Progressive
Liberal
Association,
Massett
Inlet
Liberal
Association
and
Port
Clements
Liberal
Association,
at
a
meeting
here
last
Saturday,
decided
to
fonn
the
Central
Liberal
Association
of
the
Quevn
Charlotte
Islands
J.
Dunro
was
elected
president.
W.
J.
Rennle
vice-president
and
James
Denholme.
was
a
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Matthews
of
Hazelton.
Her
father
U
a
well
known
employee
of
the
B.
A.
Cannery
at
Port
Easington
dur
ing
the
fishing
season
every
summer.
There
was
a
large
turn-out
at
the
funeral.
Friends
came
from
all
around
to
attend.
Members
of
the
girls'
Church
Armv
Junior
White
Cross
marched
close
behind
the
casket.
Each
of
the
little
girl
mem
bers
carried
a
cluster
of
flowers.
The
Hazelton
Band
took
the
lead,
paying
a
hymn,
"Flee
as
a
Bird,"
.
en
the
way
to
the
cemetery.
Rev.
U.
Shearman
conducted
the
ser-.
vice.
District
News
TERRACE
LltUe
MLss
Norma
Kenney.
re-ently
while
playing
near
her
home,
was
suddenly
attacked
and
bitten
oy
a
uog.
i
ne
inciaeni,
lortunaieiy,
:
proved
more
terrifying
than
dan-!
gerous
as
she
soon
got
over
it
and
went
to
school
as
usual.
The
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade,
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting,
listened
to
a
paper
de
livered
by
II.
Halliwell
on
the
.subject
of
"Douglas
Credit."
A
general
discussion
followed
and
a
resolution
was
drafted
asking
the
provincial
government
to
inquire
into
the
feasibility
o'f
netting
up
some
such
plan
for
this
province.
Markets
Commissioner
J.
A.
Grant
addressed
the
members
of
tut:
roiiucio
iMaiuuic
uiiu
wivu
I
friends
in
the
Lwlpn
Hall
on
Wed
nesday
last
on
sue
subject
or
mar
keting.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
and
the
meeting
concluded
with
a
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr.
Orant.
A
much
larger
and
more
enthusiastic
crowd
went
to
the
Orange
Hall
to
hear
Rev.
John
Linney
I
preach
on
the
subject
of
the
three
most
prominent
people
in
Terrace.
Some
of
the
congregation,
were
disillusioned
when
they
realized
there
were
to
be
no
personal
revelations
concerning
the
trio
but
that
these
were
the
most
spiritual,
the
most
charitable
and
the
most
Christian.
Ideals
only
and
no
names
The
rejuvinated
Canadian
Legion,
Terrace
branch,
held
a
belated
dance
by
way
of
celebrating
the
King's
Jubilee.
The
dance
"went
over
big."
PAGE
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English
Children
Feel
Benefits
of
Slum
Clearance
These
pictures
will
illustrate
what
is
being
done
in
England
to
clear
away
the
slums.
They
show
the
re-housing
work;
wherein
new
haases
replace
ramshackle
tenements
and
cellars.
In
the
picture
at
top
a
street
in
the
slums
of
London
is
shown;
children
are
forced
to
play
in
narrow
streets
where
traffic
is
heavy
and
where
sunlight
permeates
only
for
the
briefest
periods.
Contrast
this
with
the
picture
below.
wh?re
a
new
strt
has
risen
from
the
dust
of
the
old.
Flowers,
gardens,
plenty
of
room
and
sunlight
and
air
give
chlldreri
a
chance
to
live
normally.
Such
homes
as
these
are
being
built
at
the
rate
of
thousands
per
year
in
English
citis.
Through
government
subsidy
they
are
available
to
even
the
lowest
wage-earner.
OCEAN
FALLS
Jack
Raymond
jr.
and
Clarke
were
hosts
to
a
large
number
of
the
younger
set
at
a
Joint
birthday
party
on
Tuesday
night
of
last
week
in
the
Owls'
Club.
"Breaking"
Into
Tears
Icouver
to
resume
residence
here.
On
Thursday
night
of
last
week
the
Bums.
Social
Club
staged
an
Leslie
told
time
Scotch,
dance.
The
affair
was
a
complete
success.
Mail
Scheduh
Mrs.
Hugh
Campbell,
widow
ol
or
the
.
the
late
Hugh
Campbell,
who
wW
Mondays.
Wednesdays,
and
Fn
timel
days
4;'
p
ni
to
store
manager
here
up
the
of
his
death
recently,
and
her
son,
;i
toin
the
East
Royden.
have
returned
from
Van-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
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