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TERRACE, B..C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 3, 1929

No. 16

Rison TERRACE. timo
oT SPRINGS . HORTICULTURE

Mr, Judson returned last week from
Prince Rupert.
is now very much improved.

_ Rev. and Mrs. Robinson entertain-

ed on Tuesday evening in honor of

Miss Hopkinson,

My, and Mrs. G. BE. Keith and Miss
Kerr left Tuesday for Vancouver and
other points on « holiday.

Mrs. Harry King entertained at
xuirds last Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Munro. Prizes went to Mrs, Mc-

FOR SALE—i1 acre Jot near Terrace,
Cheap, only $350—-Anto | Schwager,
1688 South Bt, San Francisco, Cal,

His physical condition’

Donald and Arthur Carr.

‘J. KX. Gordon veturned heme last
Wednesday and was accompanied by
Mrs. Gordon whd has. spent. several
mouths in Seattle,

The rond scraper is making a big
improvement on the roads and motor-
ing is now in full swing. The. Lakelse
and Kallum roads were not yet in very
good shape. Benny Agar knows some
thing about that. -

Jas. Smith has been appointed man-

jager of Geo. Little’s business at this

point and assumed his new responsi-
bilities Monday morning, |

{to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barker, “The

. lections.

CONFIRMATION | SERVICES | WILL ox

BE HELD AT TERRAC

Right Rey, Bishop ™ * Prince
Rupert: will visit Terr ihe end
of April, accompanied by Rev. Father:
Leray, O.M:I., who has taken charge
ogain of the local parish since Novem-

ber last, and comes the last Sunday oi |.

each month to hold service. On Sun-
day, April 28th Communion Mass wili
be said at 8 a.m.and High Mass at
10.20 a.m. Bishop Bunoz will preach
on both occasions. In the evening at
7.30 His Lordship will give the sacre-
inent of confirmation to 16 candidates.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Riley entertain-
ed nt bridge on Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs, Munro and as a farewell

prizes were won by Mrs. E. T. Kenney
and ‘Mr. Bnrker. After refreshments
Mrs. Dyson rendered several vocal se-

One 1918 Ford Touring
‘One 1925 Chev. Truck -

year depreciation.

_ Now, we offer you a double bargain . « Good
Used Cars, at phenomenally low prices! We want
, to clear out our entire stock of' used cars to make:

BYEX at ordinary prices, a Used Car gives you
more miles of automobile transportation for
- your dollar than you can get in any other way—be-
cause the original owner has stood the heavy first-

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‘THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

_ Drugs Stationery Confectionery Jewellery
Toilet Articles Ladies Hand Bags Purses’
’ for Men’ Pipes, Tobaccos Cigars and Cigarettes

For Easter—Easter Cards, Novelties and Choco-
lates.

Victrolas and Victor Radios’

R.W.RILEY -~ - - TERRACE, B.C.

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GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C

‘LUMBER MANUFA”TURER |

"LUMBER Price List

Rough Lumber.......... ste ete eteeeae . .. $18.00 per M
Shiplap.... 0.0... cee e eee ee ceeetecceeees . 22.50 *
Sized Lumber .............. bet eeceeeeeaae 22.50 **
Finished Material... ............. -40.00:to 65.00 ‘*
Shingles. ..... . ve scecessus se from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject | to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice.

Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Yancouver Vie-

toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each
Thursday and Sunday, 10.00 p. m

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, and Satur-

day at 4,00 p.m.

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands,

fortnightly.

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B°.
Eastbound— Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 3.08 p. m.
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.52 a, m.

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Fur Allantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply ta any Canadian National Agent’ or
ZR. F. MeNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,’

Miss Gwen [opkinson of Vancouver

ol aad Pe

saat

The high sehool teams accompanied

way for new Chevrolets coming in. It would cost
is money to carry them and store them until sum-

“met. So we're turning that money over to you; -

making it worth your while to BUY now.

~ Look at the cars . . and the ptices . . and you'll |
_ agree you’ve never seen such values in UNUSED |

_ TRANSPORTATION. It’s an opportunity that
- you may never get again.

7 days a guest ot the rectory and parson-

{Guild meeting. on Wetlnesday.

" ¢3-2a.s.298 |.

Mrs, Barker would be leaving shortly

J poythe, social. and_tie business life of the
- {town and district.- The. best: wishes of
all will follovy, them to lov erdale,

‘\Jand family are leaving early in April

they hue vended heve Alnee:

whu hus spent the past two months
with ber sister in Pacific spent a few

age. She was enroute to, her home
and in much better health. Miss Hop-
kinson is a talented viollnist and. ren-
flered several munbers at the Ladies

It was leaned with a great deal of
regret that A. H. Barker had been,
moved .to. Clov erdale und that, We aid

fur their new home. They have been
In Terrace for the past Aight years and
roceitpied quite 2 3 , Woininent place in

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Terrace is ‘about: to Toose ore of its
earliest settlers. Mr. and Mrs. H, Cole

iad Calgary where they Wil ‘locate.
Mr. Cole was‘on the mission ‘field and
‘was stationed at Kitselna, Drevious to

overnens during the wart Mra. Cole
accompanied ‘Adm, on his’ return and

coming to Terrace in 1911. He, was {>

by their coaches, Mrs. Duncan and. Mr.
Dyson, also by Misses Reld und Davis,
left Monday night for Smithers to play
a series of games there and to bring
the Smithers teams back for n series
of games the latter part of the week,
The local teams were >—Girls—Mona °
Greig, Margaret Glass, Helen Greig,
Nthel Moore, Margaret MeLaren,and
Gladys Kenney and Carmen’ Siiith as.
spares, ~The. boy Sewere—a! Holmwood
Abe Moore, Frank Hipp,. St. John Col.

thurst, Donald Burnett and Fred
Thomas, :

—_—_ ‘

accompanied: by Ivan Frank are leav-
ing today for High River Alberta and °
intend to locate there. Mr. Wait has

-[Spent several years in the district and

was ‘in charge of the mill of Little’: &.
Watt at Amsbury prior’ to coming * to
Terrace where he looked after things

good many: friends of the Watts
of Ivan Bronk Tegret their ‘dep

Ee Mis; 1D, D. Mingo lef “Monday for’.
her, tome in. Smithe ‘after.

W. i. and Mrs, Watt. and tumily, ;

during. -Mr, ; ‘Little's. recent .absence.: A on ,