print!
VLupiti.
Daflf
BetoJ
05.
5
NATIVE
DEATH
HANSARD
The
Official
-
Report
Bddy
of
Mrs.
Emily
Wesley,
of
i
;
Skeena
Crossing,
who
died
in
hospital
here
at
the
week-end,
Timely
Topics
from
1
erace
will,
be
sent
to
the
interior
vtl-
r.
!
i
lage
for
burial
tonight
Rela-
jP
K"
4
i
tives
of
the
deceased
woman
will
Two
cars
of
local
Oddfellow3
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Maxted
and
j
accompany
the
body
east.
The
left
on
Wednesday
driving
to
Edward
returned
last
week
from
j
famjiy
is
working
at
North
Pa-
Smlthers
to
participate
in
a
Lakelse
Lake
where
they
have
cific
cannery
for
the
-summei-.
I
turned
early
on
Friday
morning,
j
'
.
Among
the
party
Were
J.
Bar-I
The
fire
engine
was
called
out
Y(J!mAn
h0"'"!1,
man,
G.
Temple,
J.
Kohne,
H.
on
Friday
evening
to
a
fire
and)f:
WU1
P
!
'King,
R.
W.
Beecher.
B.
West.
F.
which,
starting
from
sparks
from
J?ZZ
ru7l
,
'
.
.
,
,
,
the
stone
in
this
ring,
is
it
tur-
Rmith.
J.
H.
Smith.
the
chimnev.
burned
a
hole
m
....
77
the
roof
of
the
Souci
home
oc-
.
mwv,
n
t
tnoh
ofii7H
runipri
hv
Mr.
anri
Mrs.
mp
vin
.
.
MI
a,
Xrf
ivii.
Aii
iwni
i
w
r'
"
j
The
correct
pronunciation
is
t.hi
week
from
Prince
RuDert
to
and
family.
It
was
soon
extin
''
'
s
"
I"
'glass-.'
Leader-Post
Salesman
open
up
her
summer
home
at
guished
and
there
was
not
a
Kitsumkalum.
Breat
deal
of
damage
done.
Mrs.
Seton
sr.
is
a
patient
in
he
local
hospital.
Constable
Rogers
left
last
Sunday
for
Stewart
where
he
will
spend
the
next
three
weeks
while
the
constable
there
is
on
holiday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Laird
received
the
unpleasant
news
on
Saturday
morning
that
their
son,
Bill,
who
was
enroute
to
Saskatoon
holiday-bound
was
taken
ofl
,the
train
at
Jasper
and
removed
to
hospital
where
an
emergency
Youne
Marvin
Paulson
had
the
misfortune
to
break
his
wrisv
while
he
was
playing
with
some
.
,
.
companions
in
the
woods
on
Mr
Mr.
and
ana
Mrs.
Mrs.
G.
u.
Brooks
woou
and
ana
,,,
afternoon.
,.
-
-
We(toe8d
operation
for
appendicitis
ri
"
was
iamiiy
ui
Hie
uiiiiiicca
uum
.
.
,
performed.
He
is
reportea
to
De
Quartz
Mine
spent
the
holiday
doing
as
well
as
can
be
expected.
ln
Terracei
returning
to
the
mine
i
on
Friday.
'if
I
Elmer
Walkerton,
Nick
Goertz,
Herb
Brand
and
Henry
Goert-zen
left
by
car
on
Saturday
for
Prince
Rupert
to
conduct
services
ln
several
churches
there.
Elsie
Crego
is
acting
as
relief
cperator
in
the
local
telephone
office
during
the
summer
f
JOHN
H.
BULGER
:
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
'
nonths.
X'
X
h
tC-m-:
'A
m.,fmin,ro,
u
tvi.
oi.pot
nf
hpr'
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon
and
chil-
'
4
'uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
.dren
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
C.
Osborne.
on
Friday's
freight
train
to
epeni
t
tne
next
two
monms
wim
ivus.
Miss
Colleen
Whalen
Is
a
sur-
Lemon's
aunt,
Mrs.
Simpson.
gical
patient
in
the
hospital
here.
i
IN
.TERRACE
.
.
.
,
A
Modern
Department
Store
ixuuouauy-iuiowii
lines
111
Ladies'
Wejir,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
BROWNIE
PARTY
j
Mrs.
Head
Throws
Open
Home
and
Grounds
TERRACE
All
the
Young
Terrace
Brownies
turned
out
to
a
revel
in
Mrs.
Head's
orchard
last
Wednesday
afternoon
and
3
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
5
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
to
the
King's
Printer
to
be
handled
by
the
night
staff.
There,
were
dregsed
gg
Indians,
Hansard
is
cast
into
type',
as
shown
by
linotype
operator
Roger
some
as
pirateS
and
others
as
I
.
i
While
Parliament
is
in
session,
few
government
publications
j
are
more
frequently
quoted
and
oifer
more
human
interest
than
lip
j
Hansard.
Better
known
under
its
familiar
name,
"Hansard,"
is
VUI
tn(,
official
report
of
the
House
of
Commons
dtbates.
Experienced
De
Gagnt
(lower
lefti
proofread,
bound
and
distributed
the
next
;he
characters
out
of
Peter
ran
morning
by
about
10
o'clock.
Within
the
next
hour,
the
daily
edi-
which
they
had
a
great
deal
of
Tjiiillanilers
l.xrels
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
FLY
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nornngton
was
!
Hansard
reporters
are
constantly
in
attendance
in
me
nuuw,
'
sitting
opposite
the
Clerk's
table
where
the
Mace
is
displayed
as
i
a
svnibol
of
authority.
Reporter
Charles
Leslie
Empringham
jfr:irs
at
Trrrace
government
officials,
press
correspondents
and
all
those
en
there
to
tell
them
stories
and,
titled
to
a
copy.
A
complete
French
edition
is
also
published
alter
ft
few
games
they
all
went
With
lessons
laid
Upp-r
left
takes
in
shorthand
an
almost
verbatim
report
of
Horn
At
emm
ns
m
nsarn
i
vaiiiiUif.
maikv
n
v.w...
oft
on
a
treasure
hunt,
the
nMviTinnttHfiv
mornins
f
or
s
ut
ihj
mprnhpr
rp
Ravine.
Relieved
bv
an
other
Hansard
re
through
a
lull
account
!
treasure
seine
bafcs
of
candies
right
i
lakes
the
Iirst
o4
portunily
to
scan
i
KFFNA
&1P
TRAMPORT
ITD.
ith
their'
to
dictatt
his
notes
to
&
fust
typist,
Miss
Muriel
Black
(upper
p
.j
.,
bot
I
nnmer
vacation
i.
4
ipt'd
home
wit
'o
I
Is
showing
of
the
House
proceedings
on
which
to
document
a
feature
article.
Canadians
have
a
right
to
know
what
goes
on
in
Parliament
and
Hansard
gives
them
that
Information,
impartially
and
accurately.
When
they
were
all
tired
and
hungry
they
trooped
into
Mrs.
Head's
dining
room
where
they
omni
ervH
with
ice
cream,
cake
th
mey
naa
riiinii.
a
simuur
system
i
juuuwru
in
iimnr.
""kj
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
i
Prince
mitt
ii.upv.it'
Rupert:
Prince
""w
Rupert
r-
.
Hotel,
466
.
higher
higher
gradi
grades
ana'
has
been
prepurea
ior
puDiicaiion
dj
uk
uruir
imwi,
u""
fctc"ifm
will
be
spending!
"'
f
isrs:
DOMINION
DAY
AT
TERRACE
m
was
made
by
A.
Yoxali
during
,
Adv.
In
Los
Angeles
News-
and
chocolate
miik.
the
evening
was
that
of
the
paper:
.
Brown
Owl
Mrs.
Kennedy
and
hei.hnit.hal
of
Albert
J.
Harrison,
'
.A,yt
wanted
large
enough
Miss
Marion
Head
were
in
"
"
-
-
;
I
of
the
youngsters
and
or'
if
i.siiiiia.
ine
oroum
Gui
will
be
camping
a.
in
nu.
,v,....t,
.".p.
S(,n
0I
Jvlr
aIm
mm.
l0
Kt'l'p
Uf
uuui
-
gathered
in
the
hall
to
dance
to
'
.
Te.rce
u
Jonephine
Jordan,
mother
small
enough
to
keep
they
had
as
their
helpers
Mrs
t.
.
m.
.
.
.
i
no
van
Mrs
van
Stolk.
MrS.
Nor-
So
Excursion
From
I'rinte
Rupert
Ilawlton
Wins
Ball
BH
Game
Oame
.
.
hirwl,
me
suuuia
in
in.a.
.
oniy
daugnter
01
mrs.
u.
momer
iioiu
.""8
t
Mir
t."irMnf
utTffi
rington,
Mrs.
Head
and
Mrs.
de
t
I
"
.
.
clwstra
which,
alter
montns
oi
anci
graauaaugnter
oi
mi.
a:tU
What
siaris
put
a
Kergommeaux
t
I'
1
hurri
iirnri
1st.
i?
niiicie
lis
ut'uut,
c..A4ni
wYi
lrprf-
ii-KttP
)i
irpuurnuv
niina
id
ief!
m
Thursday's
Terrace
was
one
of
the
quieies:
"
...
n.,o
Mrs
in
technicolor.
""""
&a
'
"
'
"
v.n
known
hr-
here
lor
t..r
years.
nr
There
There
wP-i
wn-i
Miss
Annip
in
Ter-
a
double
feature
among
the
eariy
settlers
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Buick
Chev.
Truck
Pnnti.r
Oldsmoblle
G.M.C.
Truc.k
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
B.C.
fine
performance.
Jay
Waiker
on
WGN
NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
SI
r-
A
Barr
and
H
Noake&.'no
excursion
train
from
Princ;-imk
from
public
school
Rupert
this
year
and
rorwquent-
An
interesting
announcement
race.
I)5,
.
reK
tig.
r
y
tan
BiiM-hman,
Rtibort
ly.
there
were
very
few
visitors
r
Kik'Ii.
Rtibrrt
KcK:h.'from
the
coast.
ERBLY
TAILORED
SUITSF
t
T
"
r
r,
:
.aiders.
Peter
Magnus,1
Fine
weather
prevailed
alii.
Bi
tiy
McCube,
Ros
though
clouds
threatened
rain
I
r.'uull,
Mariorie
Net-
early
in
the
morning.
In
the
af-
I
!!
Normundeau
and
ternoon
the
sun
came
out
but
i!
A
well-groomed
appear
r
It
'
vm.
was
not
too
hoi
for
the
spec-
i
M
D....1
on
Wednes-'tators
at
the
ball
game
at
the
The
Popular
S.S.
ance
plus
that
feeling
of
con-fitipnt
assurance
that
springs
A
from
being
comfortable
and
rf
PRINCE
OCEAH
VIEW
HOTEL
correct
is
yours
in
any
of
our
new
suits.,
,
Y
RUPERT
OTI1ER
NEW
ARRIVALS
AT
Sails
For
line,
C.
W.
Michiel,
Civic
Centre
where
ine
lenaer
of
the
school
board,
team
was
thoroughly
beaten
by
David
Gillandcrs
wiUi
the
Hazt-lton
team.
M),
award
given
to
the!
The
day
s
events,
sponsored
by
und
student
during
the
the
Kinsmen,
started
in
the
In
his
address
to
the1
morning
when
the
children
s
the'
from
the
Orange
Hall
to
Mr
Michiel
told
of
parade
'il
Rhodes,
great
ex-
j
the
Civic
Centre
got
under
way
1
philanthropist,
who
with
the
Cub
pack
leading
X.hil-m
money
to
found
the
dren
in
fancy
costume
and
ox
Scholarship,
lion
'decorated
bicycles
and
wagons
King,
as
a
Claudia
uncpted
the
cup
for
followed.
ir
.i
.
1
m.inrpri
pentleman.
anti
Jimmy
ACME
INCLUDE
A
new
range
of
gabardine
and
worsted
SLACKS,
casu
ally
correct
SPORT
JACK
i
1
r
ETS
and
these
ever-popular
CROYDON
RAINCOATS.
4.
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESUT
PI10NE
71
.iincss.
Laird,
as
a
colored
lady,
canwu
irv
i
i
i
J
lot
of
amusement
vuri
their
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
T.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
F"r
information
call
or
writ
City
or
Depot
Ticket
OIfic
PRINCC
RUPERT,
S
C.
K.-tiy
Bissonette.
Violet
goat
who
balked
at
be'tii;
at
uu
ACME
Roberta
Lambky,
andiiJ
lne
V
,
-
.
r---.
-est
,
k
.tills.
lowed
behind
nnltc
conieiaru.,.
i
.::.f
1
ft
W
CLOTHING
STORE
.
V
At
the
Civic
Centre
Mrs.
Thomson
and
Mrs.
McLaren
Judged
the
prize
winners
and
these
were
Ann
Smith,
Betty
Lee
van
Stolk,
Lucille
Bailey.
Claudia
KinE.
Jimmy
Laird.
Clarence
f
3
I
are
divided
Into
two
sscs
those
who
don't
"
everything
their
hus-I
them
and
those
who
Tuam
Herald
anv
my
hnsh!.nrt
husbands.
ttokpr.
Gabrielle
Tetreault,
Mari
lyn
and
Tommy
de
throw
from
the
Banff
Springs
Hotel,
than
stone's
a
mpttt
at?
Y
At
hardly
more
T
o
&
WILDLIFE
SANCTRC
informs
U
10
of
animal
life
known
to
the
Canadian
Rockies,
visitor
may
encounter
its
antlers
still
in
a
the
mule
deer
at
left,
.ho
J
ack
ot
t
r
n
T
Their
almost
compete
by
mcm
Ab()ve
at
right
,
t
ntend
to
na
e
doe
sn
who
the
velvet"
Vermillion
Lake
near
Banif,
while
below
I
V&TZS
1?
t
mtTne
Banff-Lake
Louise
highway,
demanding
their
r
ro
Following
the
paraw
u.r
...
dren's
races
were
run
off.
The
bingo
and
crown
and
anchor
games
ln
the
hall
drew
a
"M'llSH
OOU1M81A
IN
PHOUATE
"Hit
f
Hip
'AdinlnlHtrntli.ll
AH"
Anil
toll
of
chocolate
bars
or
sweet
uwiu.
large
patronage
filler
of
the
F.Htnt
nf
JMilll
.rl-
By
Chic
Young
t
J
C,.
It
Tan't
So!
-ft
sjf'OTirE
that
br
Order
of
JuiiRB
w.
O.
rulton,
Local
EATING
BEST
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
S
p.m.
iYOUR
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES
BROADWAY
CHINESE
CAFE
DISHES
We
can
supply
all
your
needs
in
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
including
,
;
WALLBOAUDS,
FINISH
LUMBER,
PLYWOODS,
SASH
AND
DOOR,
NAILsj
PLUMBING
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!
PAINTS
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EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
"Serving
the
North
Since
1920"
Phone
051
G32
;
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'
'if
Huprpme
Court
of
Brl-'
ilia,
l
wim
on
tlte
17th
day
f
I)
194B.
npputntRd
Admln-f
the
Eatate
of
Charles
tiirmerly
of
Prince
Ru-
'll
Columbia,
who
died
on
3'
lie
lHt
dnv
of
April.
1B48,
f
British
Columbia.
All
per-"U'd
to
the
said
etitate
are
pay
the
amount
of
their
IP'SK
t.n
m.
frtrthmlth
Rllrt
HAT
RIGHT
HERE
5
rVAr
l
l
DOOR?)
U
4
BLACK
om
the
post,
,-(
T)fil;Vi
H
rry
'gjij
I
is
having
claims
BRainst
.S'suiw
are
required
to
ine
8
ine
urooerkv
verified
on
or
t"
3lHt
day
of
July.
18,
,
'Uch
dlHtrlbutlcm
"will
be
iK
regard
only
to
uch
which
I
shall
have
been
LUMBER
PAINTS
wuntrrl
Ave
W
Phone
200
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COAL
1
nt
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Rupert.
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this
-nine,
a.u.
iwh.
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'I)HHE8
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Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
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(158)
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