. "THE ‘TERRACE, Naws, “APRuL 23, 1980

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Rough Lumber.
Shiplap
Sized Lumber . ;

Orderg filled at short notice,

GEO. LITTLE ‘Terrace, B B. C.

_ LUMBER MAN UFACTURER,

Tanmpen P Price List

Prices subject to change without: notice

‘Prices of ft Moulding, ete, on application

cree eedaceeuereteastecs - 1818.0 per 1
viaecsedibestgesecsesiteenaseene ests 22.50
Finished Materiel 2 EE yo 00.40" 45.00"

Shingles. oi... cece from $2,50 to $5. 00 per mn

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Mill running. eontinuously,

Heés held there: by “Rev, Robinson,
Mrs. A.:O: Head ‘and Mis A Attrea also
went. ‘along - The. Usk. people... “greatly |.
appreciate thie” service, eh Be

” Ms. 'T, “Brooks and: her: grand’ dau
ghar, ‘Loraine Kenney; left Sunday to
spend a. week in Prince Rupert. : bere
= Services were. “held” in: both. the “An
glican and the Unltea Chureh, on Good
Friday.

evening in the hall. ‘before the. visitors
and high school’ girls .started: The
rising generation: displayed .. consider-,
able skill: and: the ranks: of the high
school . team will not suffer. : La -_

Mrs, F. Nash and ‘daughter Tessie
‘left Sunday for Rupert to’ spend a holt:

day with frienda.;

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Thursday and Sunday 10.00 p. m.

Stewart and Anyox each Wednesday
day 4.00 p, m.

fortnightly. -
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Steamship and Train Service.

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vic-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each

and Satur-

For. North and’ South Queen Charlotte Tslands

aPASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Boe :
Eastbound— Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 3.08 p.m

Westhound— Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 11. 62 a. m. -

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‘For Atlantic Steambip Sailings or further
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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information apply to any Canadien National Agent or

Chas. Carruthers: left “Sunday for
Remo to join: his wite on a short visit
to her Parents. : ‘ ”

Born—In Hazelton : Hospital, ‘Mon:
day April. 21, a gon- to Mr, and Mts,
Robt. deKergummenux,

A jneeting of the Terrace Board. of
Trade will be held at Usk on Saturday
evening May ard.

. Miss Audry Diggles of: Extew is HN
; suest of Miss Margaret ‘Kenney,

Robt.’ deKergummeaux moved - his
family to Henry Grenter’s house, east
of town on the Lakelse road last week.

Miss ‘A, _ Gurvich of Prince Rupert
isn guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Hipp.
_ ¥as. Farqubr spent. the week end in
town with ils wife. 4
The Taster sale of home cooking in
Progress hall under th auspices of Re-
bekah Lodge last Saturday added $85

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_| Kenney and Mrs King were at the

"Easter Chocolates --
Roosters. and Rabbits

‘Chocolate Bees

Easter Novelties’ Gards and Booklets -
For Coughs and Colds try our White: Pine Mentholated ‘with Tar

'. or White Pine with Euealyptol and Honey,

Victrola and Victor Records,
65c. Few still left at 3 for $1.00

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formerly 75¢, now:

R. W. RILEY

The Terrace Drug Store
- TERRACE,

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Miss ¥
: home ‘for Haster.
‘jin heir new gowns and head geart and

‘Jall private cars were shined up and
| on the ronds, .

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_ Medium Red Clever Seed

- Certified Marquis Whea

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Seed... Sweet ( Clover-Seed °

‘All No. 1 Grade.

Standard. No. 1. |
Package Seeds

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Lime Sulpher Sprays:

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“TERRACE.

LW. Chapman who - wos appointed by

Miss Margaret Cool Cook left’ Thirsdny
‘for Prince. Rupert. tu spend ‘the hali-
Ww ith her pavents; ate, .

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Miss dwyer: left’ Friday: ‘for’ peice!

She ‘was? ~gevompiniied : by
m Miss Munro wh will- spend: the “holi-
days with her. . | a

| palys :30-.far.

Ber Rupert to: spend the vacation with her |.
oe uurents.

the town ‘council, to. make. an ‘dnspec-
tion of. the ghimneys ‘hos made a fny-
orable report .of conditions, A‘ very
small’ Der centnge wad booked for re-

| spectlon: in ial

M. Noonan, ot Telkw.

“He will, complete his. int}

“Mars. ‘ater: and”he: grand datigte af
-aretved homa
[from Peitice, e Raper ‘on b Saturday a

to the funds of the lodge. Mrs. H. T.

home cooking toble, Mrs W. 5. Smith
and Mrs. BH. Brooks had the tea and
coffee. while Miss Miss A. Davis and
E. Reid looked after the patrons,

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Vietor King" of Price Rupert was

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. Baster Sunday was a wonderful aay
in their:new zowns ‘and head gear and
advantage of it. ‘The. ladles were out

Miss Halliwell of Prince Rupert is

spending the holidays: at her home in
Terrace.

ir.. ‘A. HL Swain returnéd from the
Hazelton hospital on Sunday and iv
fully recovered ;

Word has been received ‘fram’: Mr.

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“The junior itis | play a game , Friday

|“Exeept you be born nnew you cannot
{inherit the Kingdom. ”

: crease of four per cent according to

\péelts, valued at $1,609, 370.

| DUumbers,. owing to. the growth . of the

all. “of. the pelts, | except in ‘the North-
west territories a
foxes. .

out-in front of the town hall?’

into a stove when she ‘was taking a

have: taken,” up a Hiowne’ in Port Ham:
mond. es :

Large congregations “attended » wer
Vices at St Matthews on -Easter Sun-
day. There wag ‘special. music by. the
cholr;. Mrs. Farqubr sang “My Task’
Velma Grelg ‘sang “‘Allenlia” while
| Messrs, Robingon,-. Attree’ and. - Dover
sang “Welcome Easter Morn” and “He
jis Risen”. There were: also baptismal

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Special Faster services were | hela
in Knox: United Church. Sunday. even-
ing ‘nnd there was ‘a large turnout
to hear the sermon and the music.
Messrs, Allen, Finter’ and’ Swann, as
a trio, sang several numbers and the
‘choir gave the anthem | “As it began
to Dawn.” The text, chosen by the
Pastor was from third chaper of John.

EIGHT MILLIONS IS 1929 VALUE

'” . OF RAW FUR CATCH
Ottaya—(Special | to ‘the: Herild)
The Canndian’ raw -fur broduction
during the ‘fiseal year -was valued at
$18,054.449 ay compared with $18,758,-
177. for the preceding season, a’ de-

& statement issued by the. Department |
of, Trnde and Commerc,
It was pointed ‘out that these fig-
Utes ‘represent the ‘values: of pelts of
fur bearing animals taken by trappers
and those of ranch bred animals. A-
mong’ the. furs produced, muskrat oc-
cupied - first. position, with | 2,685,197
pelts, valted, at $3,789,396: ‘silver fox
ranked next with 25,704 pelts, worth
$2,681,924; Mink third, with 77,309

Bearer which’ had the first import-
fance in the enriy days of the ‘fur trade
took fourth place with a total of 54,-
836 pelts, worth $1,451,573. In a
number of the provinces . regulations
are in force which prohibited the tak-
ing of beaver in . an effort to arrest,
the decline in numbers. :
‘Silver fox continue to incrense- in

| Walter Overend will leave for’ Stiking

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-|t PRINCE RUPERT
“NEWS LETTER

ainanaen toes ee "
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To stay for the summer asthe re-

presentative of His Majsty’s customs!

about the end of April. “Mr, Overend,
says the Stikine is a great region for
large -bears, .also large mosquitos. Ant
have good appetites, permanently. .

‘Axa, W..P. ‘Kergin. has returned to!
Prince Rupert, from Toronto: where she -
spent the winter Her son Fred, medi: :
cal student at the University’ of reat
ono | in recovering from a severe A: >
ness. oo once

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Partlament in session or not Skeens
representative, 3. ©. Brady, - never re"
laxes.. He likes nothing. betier - than.
to tell the country about: ‘the short eom'
ings: of the King Government, especi- -
ally since the. Premier’ said le would: fe
never give a-nickle to any Tory FOV
ernment on earth. Mr. Brady has" of. mo
late been in Toronto, and judging from.

press reports he is in excellent: fort.”

Tt will be 24 years on May oth that
J. A. Pisbury and party of - townsite:
enginecrs stepped ashore on Kate
Island anid began # man’s size job a
taming. the wilderness, This’ was, the:
commencement of Prince’ Rupert. Chie:
forest which ‘fringed * the Waler “ha
gone, There are pared. streets insteae
of muskeg. The only one of the harry
still in Prince Rupert is Mv. Liftsbury :
himself, And those twenty-four years -
hive dealt, lightly, with him.

Prince Rupert’s liquor vendor will
move shop. From Fraser street where, \
for many a year hag been. stored a:
noble ‘and «varied assortment of:care-;
killers and joy waters, he will shift...
to. the. corner, of Third Ave.-and Sec-.

fox - -Tenehing industry,:.as ‘practically

ate from. ranch bred

records:

.Prices- were

‘ermine, muskrat

Bier >—"What’s the crowd doing |

Pie- -eyeil- Pete:—"Some gal bucked

bath ond . bbranded herself. . She's

and Mrs. ‘Browotsky who left here re-
cently for the south with their family.

suing the hotel manager ond half the
tow ws frying to get on the jury. ”

concrete block “With; basement, ‘an
relieved ‘of: further rent: ‘baying.

The badger has recently. be- ~,
come of importance in the fur “trade.
Inthe. 1919-20 season the.
showed 6 1570 -badger pelts, with’ the
average value per felt of $1.44 while
1928-29 the number was 34, ?74, aver-
aging 2129 per pelt.
higher. in the 1928-29 for most: furs
excepting benver;.
and wildeat, -

of life at. the grain elevator Prince Ru-
Tiert’s. patiénee has ‘at las been recop
nized. This’ “week ‘the. Swedish’ motor.
vessel Roxen. of Gothenherg, will. load
a’ full cargo, and. later another boa :
will take on wheat for: -Japan.,. No
nore fre in sight, but it will need four.
ships - to take what is in the Slevato

advertises pay. as you play...’

ond St. This corner is owned by the
Government at, Victoria, - They wil
build, it “is: understood, & one sto 7

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‘Attex: waiting ‘all: winter, for ‘siens

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Purshaser : — “Well, the. company :

‘What's that got to do with Am :
ad play’ very Poorly, Me

OUR. husband will be

plan. Moreover, they can:

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Stains and Varnishes, ‘Colour schemes for the: vations. a
rooms ‘in your home, upstairs ‘and down, -

thanks to the ease with which B-H: Chi- Namel Four

ptoud to: poiie out. the work

vate’ “easy-to se
be quickly put into effect-—

Make up your: mind now that’
.° this spring, We'can: ‘supply
- , Stains ‘and Varnishes

a prody

- and ‘the speed with which they dry.

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“you. will brighten’ and: smarten: up’ your home
you. swith. BH Chi- Namel..Four Hour: ‘Enamels’
and a complete "assorement of reliable timet ited B-H:

Hour: Enamels Stains and Varnishes may he applied a