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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924

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Played Whist

oe The Altar Society of the Catho-
Salic church held a whist drive in
ee Progress Hall on Easter Monday
Mt evening, which was well attend-
Bed. Eight tables of court whist
players entered the contest. The
ladies’ first prize went to Mra.
™Bieecker and the consolation to
3 Mrs. Sherwood; gentlemen’s first
fe prize to John Cretien and conso-
@ lation to Mr. Olson, of Remo. The
5 ladies served a dainty lunch at
1030 and then the floor was
me cleared fora dance. §. Kirkaldy
me was floor manager and Mrs.
a Attwood at the piano and E.
i Roberts, with a cornet, furnished
Za the mtsic. Evervbody entered
mq into the real spirit of the evening
m and had a good time.
a The Women’ 8 Auxiliary of the
a Anglican Church will’ hold a
™ spring sale in Progress Hall on
Ma Saturday, May 3. Candy, sew
f-ing, and home cooking. Tea will
mt be served. Doors open 3.0’clock.
am i Mrs. Powers, Sec.-Treas.

Be Rev. W. J. Parsons held ser-
mm vice at Usk on Easter morning
Lot 1563, Cuassiay.

e For Sale 16) acres of best

® land in’ Kispiox Valley. No reasonable

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Rev. Dr. Grant, of Prince Ru
pert, was spending afew days
last week:at his ranch here.

Mrs. A. Y. Wilson, of Remo,
was a visitor in Terrace on Thurs-|
day of Jast week.

Dr. Bleecker completed the
medical examiratisn at the Kit-
sumgallum school this week.
Lawrence Greig left for Kalum
Lake on Thursday morning te
spend the Easter vacation with
his uncle, Ab, Little. Mr. Cobb
left with lake supplies on Thurs-
dav and Lawrence went with him.
Easter vacation started on Fri
day, April 18th. School will re
open on Monday, April 28. .
Miss M. Dobb is spending her
Easter vacation with her parents
in Prince Rupert. . :
Several of our voung people
attended the dance held at Usk
last Saturday. Among those at-
tending were Misses Waldron and
Greig, and S. Kirkaldy and W.
Vanderlip.

‘Geo. Anderson, of the. Bank of

j. offer refused. Stockland, . Maple
be Bay, B.C. _ 4245

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TERRACE, B.C.

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FURNITURE POLISHING
House and Sign .

“Painting”

In town and out of: town work, solicited

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TERRACE, BC.

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‘New and Used Cara and Trucks

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Montreal, spent: his Easter va-
cation with. friends in Prince
Rupert,
F. C. Bishop was taken ill.after
the dinner hour on Wednesday
night and had to postpone the
Wednesday show until Thursday. |’
‘Stanley Brooks, of the. Bank of
Montreal staff in Prinee Rupert,
arrived. in Terrace on Thursday
night to spend a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E-
‘Brooks. Stanley returried on
Mondav’s ‘train.
Miss. Elsie, Kenney and twol
guests, Misses Stella and Clara
Nickerson, of Prince’ Rupert, are
spending | ‘the “holidays at Miss
Kenney’s home-hére.’ Elsie is
attending” school in. Rupert.

Miss | Etanda ° “Marsh, : ‘of the
publie school staff in Prince Ru-
pert, and Miss- Caroline Mitchell,
of Prince Rupert, “arrived | in Ter-|
race “un ‘Thursday :to spend the
| Baster holidays, at the. ‘home: of
Misa Marsh’s, parents... Rev, and
Mrs, Thos. J. Marsh. .

. Master Reginald Bayne, of Ru-
‘pert, ‘spent his Baster holidays | in
Terrace.

Rev. Thos. ba ‘Marsh’ ‘returned
home on Monday. from ‘hospital
im: ‘Edmotiton, Mr. ‘Marsh Bays:
‘heis still far from’ ‘well but feels
‘his *! +redtment’ “will prove very:
‘beneficial. in a few: ‘weeks... Ter-|t
race~ friends. ‘are: indeed ‘pleased:
‘to: see: him: with them again and.
extend | ‘their. best
speedy recovery.

| turned. from. their: tra

has léft for Britannia Beach,. to
which point he was transferred |].

months.

‘Vafternoon at 1 p.m; and remain

“The. Michaud brothers have re- P
p: lines. up.

Provincial Constable Mancor

recently. He will be succeeded
‘by Constable Eggieshaw, of Su-!
vona, -and ‘pending his arrival
Constable Collins will“carry on
local police duties temnorarilv.-

W. R. Charters and Jas. R.
Simpson have left for Vancouver
and will be away for about three

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Shiplap.... .. cee teeneentaweens Leeees . 22.50
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Finished Material .... ......:..... "40.00 wo 65.00 we
Shingles.......5..6 64. veveeees from $2.50 to $5.00 per Le

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Orders filled. at short notice: Mill running continuously."

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Prices of Moulding, ete,, on application St

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C. A. Smith, of Kalum Lake,

ob a. ,

was a week-end visitor last week.

George Clothier, district mining
engineer, passed through on his:
return from Manitoba, where he’
has been on a visit, Hs |
‘Dan. McConnell, of Pacific.
was a visitor early last week.

the sick list for the last week,
but is much better again.

The G.W:V.A. Auxiliary met
recently to discuss plans for the

‘Mrs. T. H. ‘Walsh and children
who have been visiting in Ter-
race, “returned to’ ‘their home jn.
Dorreen last Saturday...

Mr, and Mrs. H. &. Burton and
family, who were visiting Mr.

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concert ta be held this evening.

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Mrs, Jas. Burrison has been on ;3.

and Mrs. W. #. Smith, have left
for their home in Ribstone, ‘Alta.
. D. F. Cenelider, of Edmonton,
was a Terrace visitor last week.
- The Presbyterian Guild met
in the church’on- Thursday the
17th, Mrs, Parsons acting as
hostess. « There .was a good at-
tendange and a quilting wag: the
afternoon’ 3 work. :

’ Mrs, Wallberg, who has een
a patient in the Hazelton Hos-.
pital for the last few weeks re-
turned to ner home Thursday.

Fred Nash was a passenger to

|Prince Rupert on Thursday’s |

‘train and on his way back will

survey work.

“W. F. Trant, post office ‘io-
‘spector was .in: Terrace. on an
official visit this: ‘last week. and
left instructions that. the ‘Ter-
race post office wil] -have a half
holiday each - week: and. after
May 1st will close every. ‘Friday

elosed . until opening | hour on
Saturday: morning. * - ,

QO, T.. Sundal - returned from}
South’ Dakota on ‘Wednesday;
where he had ‘been: called owing |.

father...” We' regret. to ‘report

peneee veuaedie wis noe Weinenday, 1 un p.m:

For STEWART and ANYOX

8.8. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte

Islanda, April 26th, — ma

_ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BY. . Ls
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WESTBOUND—12 87 P. PM - Daily “except Tueszay. Po

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For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian Nation al ‘Agent or
RB. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

stop off. at Salvus to do some;

tothe serious: illness of’. his|.

that, owing to advanced years, | . he :
| bis. death decurred, a, ‘few. ‘dave has
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_ CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER

Save
of making bread at home. . Spring -
has brought its increased houschold
. duties: and the coming of the hot
Summer weather will ‘add its bur-
. den, Do not slave at the range—
Let George do it.

ourself the work and worry

“Let. George
Do It”

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