HE TERRACE NEWS

Yo. 5

TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924

dventure Did Not Prosper

A Prince Rupert youth of 14
- }vears named Gillis decided to see
me(‘he world recently and embarked
mas 2 stowaway on the steamer
BChilliwack, thinking he was en
route to Vancouver. Unfortun-
Riately for the boy, the steamer
event up to Skeena River cannery
Rito load salmon, and here. the

t

me old and hunger to’ give himself

B20 to the captain, who discharged
moim afterwards at Havsport,
(Undaunted, the lad decided to
Fkake advantage of the railway,
a3 after spending two nights
Band two days in the woods final-
a\v arrived on Monday’s train in
: (Terrace, Here he was taken in
ustody by Constable Mancor,
for return to Prince Rupert. At
Boresent the youth is at the hotel
ehreatened with pneumonia, due
S(O exposure, and is under the
pare of Dr. Bleecker.

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"Mrs. Roy Amos returned on
ednesday from an extended
isit in the south. Mrs. Amos
a8 much improved in health.

A beer vote next June will not
‘elp the thirsty over next sum-
ner’s hot weather as such new
tunts are seldom given effect
or several months, Probably
eer will be for sale by the first

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+ J. KE, GORDON
Proprietor

TE " RACE
British Columbia

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MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

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cess! TERRACE, B.C.

Sunveys Turousuovr Centran EB. Cc.

OUR BUSINESS IS

Transportation

By automobile buggy,
or horse-back

We move freight, express
and supplies’ by wagon,
drays or pack - horses.

We will move you or
your goods and distance’
does not scare us,

Telkwa Transfer

Hoops & Mapleton

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pyoung adventurer was forced by

Terrace on business Monday.

telegraphs.

morning by a bountiful fall. of’
snow, which will enable them to
continue hauling. Had not the
opportune storm arriyed the log-
ging industry in Terrace district
would have been at a standstill.

The regular service *at the
Anglican Churth was. folinowed
by a baptismal service, Arch-
bishop DuVernet officiating, at
which the infant daughter of
Constable and Mrs. Mancor was
baptised.

Ivan Frank was a visitor to
Prince Rupert on Monday. °

Mrs.’Wm. Thams. of Usk, was
a visitor in town on Tuesday.

B. Woodward, of Usk, was in

The Provincial Party. held an-
other dance and sociai evening
in Progress Hall Friday last,

joved by all and its success sur-
passed the previous dance held
by the organization. Dancing
was enjoyed up to a late hour,

The Presbyterian Guild met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs,
T. Brooks. There were 24 ladies
present, The work committee
distributed work to the members
to prepare for the May sale, Next
week's meeting will be held on
the 20th at Mrs, Sundal’s. Every-
body come as the plans are to be
finished for the silver tea to be
held at.Mrs, Bleecker’s.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas: Raven, of
Lakelse hatchery, are in Terrace
for a few days, the guest of Mr,
Raven’s sister, Mrs. H. Creetman,

We learn that milk is liable to
drop in price in Terrace as J.
Norrington recently bought the
two goats formerly owned by E.
G. Ayliffe, of: the ‘government

Ester Moore and Fanny. Me-

The evening was thoroughly en-|

est trip he had ever made.

pert on Wednesday’s train. .

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
Limousin, a daughter, on Wed-
nesday, February 6.

Jack Little, of Foremost, Alta.,
returned to his home on Wednes-|
day night's train, after a visit to|
his mother, Mrs. Little Sr. Jack
says he still prefers the prairie
to the mountains,

The Women’s Auxiliary of the
Anglican Church met in Progress
Hall, Mrs. Fred. Bishop acting
as hostess. , There was an excel-
lent attendance, twenty-two be-
ing present. Plans were made
for the spring sale on May 3,
In future the meetings of the
auxiliary will be held on Thurs-
days instead of Wednesdays.
Mrs. A. Danhouser, of Copper
City was a Terrace visitor on
Wednesday.

Mrs. A. Y. Wilson, of Remo,
was a. Terrace visitor on Wed-
nesday and attended the Auxili-
ary of the English Church.

R, H. Eaton and BR, H. Ryder,
of Lakelse Hatchery, were Ter-
race visitors this week.

Chas. Durham, of Usk, was in
Terrace on Wednesday.

J, L: Christie, of Prinee Ru-
pert, has been calling on the
trade in town this week..

Constable ‘ Mancor made an
official call to Pacific on Wednes-
day night’s train returning on
Friday.

W.H. Allemus, of East Orange,
N. J., and W, H. Sinclair, of Eq-
monton, were in Terrace on lum-
ber business last week and _left
for Prince Rupert.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Raven, of

No. i
TOURIST " _ LUMBERING
reson TERRACE xin GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
Hot Sprines HORTICULTURE ; ;
. | LUMBER MANUFACTURER
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A. Goodenough ‘was in. Ter-| P. Sharkey of the forestry de- LUMBER Price List :
race on Saturday and left for/ partment was a visitor to Terrace Rough Lumber......7.............2....2:,.$18,00 per MH
Priestly on the night train. last week, Shiplap.... oo. ce cece e cee ueeveueceuee 22,50 ‘*
Elwood Brooks is nursing a! The condition of Mrs. F. L. siniied an Sized ete ee eee eee rey ook 22.50 “*
sore hand, having cut it on a!Chretien is still unimproved, Shingles ATErIal ew. verse ee f - _ ‘5 e ae00 or I
saw at the mill, Mrs. A. Carr is expected to rs ae EE OY
“Tiny’’ MeLaugblin, «bole in-|sail from England for home in - Prices subject to change without notice
spector, was in Terrace this week. | the near future, and ig expected Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs. R. B. |©° arrive in April. Prices of Moulding, ete, on application
Pierson, of Terrace, a daughter,| Chas. R. Gilbert made a trip
on January 18, at Vanderhoof, [up the line last week. +
The loggers’ and pole cutters’| Mrs. Lanfear, of the Hill Farm,
prayer was answered on Suriday|was a passenger to Prince Ru-}2 nnn m are

S.S. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from Prinee

Rupert for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and inter- $
mediate points each FRIDAY at 10 a.m.

; For STEWART and ANYOX

Wednesday, 11 p.m.

Ce i rary

8.8. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Islands, January 2nd, 16th, 30th, February 13th, 27th, March 12th, 26th,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS.

SASTBOUND—10.51 P M, Daily except Sunday,
WESTBOUND - 12 37 P.M. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent ot
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

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Bread, Buns, Biscuits, and
Cakes

We use only the BEST materials

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any “point along the line

The Terrace Bakery GEORGE POWERS - Praprietor

P.O. Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

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Hot Water Bottles
Thermos Bottles

Drugs
Stationery

Patent Medicines
Give us your order for a new Victrola,

Toilet Articles
We haveon hand $9 50) another $62.50

VICTROLAS

VICTOR RECORDS—NEW ONES PXPECTED ON THURSDAY, L4tH |

TERRACE DRUG STORE.

R. W. RILEY TERRACE, B.C.

Kalum Lake walked the éighteen
miles into Terrace last week and
Mr. Raven said it was the hard-

The Terrace

Laren went to Remo on Satur-

inds of building material carried

in stock

MANUFACTURERS
- Contracting

‘Wagon Repairing

* Bulkley Valley

day to spend the week-end with
their schoolmate, Mary Wilson.
Jaek Allen, of Hanall, was in
Terrace over the weelt-end. Mr.
Allen is a tié inspector.
Archbishop DuVernet, Prince
Rupert, held service in the An-
glican Chureh on Sunday morn-
ine, February 10, oe

The G.W.V.A. Ladies’ Aux-
iliary .announce to the public
that the election of officers will
take place in the G.W.V.A. hall
on Tuesday afternoon, Feb, 19,
The ‘meetings have been poorly
attended, and the president, Mrs,
Mancor, extends an invitation to.
all who may be interested to come |

Club

has heen purchased by, and is now
under the personal management of

F. H. AIKEN

who respectfully solicits a continuance
of the favors of all patrons, .

and help them out,

So served.

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