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“TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1924

‘Raspberry Canes,.

BE For Sale Cuthbert and Her-

‘4 bert, in any quantity; $8.00° per hun-
rf dred. ‘Newton & Aldous, Terrace, B.C.
us 10

E F For Sale

iy hundred,

Magoon Strawher-
Ty plants, $1.00 per
i, postpaid: $6.00 per 1000 f.0,b,

f Vanarsda Everbearing Strawberry
Pianta, $3.00 per 100, postpaid. A.
i Ebring, Vanarsdol, B.C. étf

‘Hatching Eggs. pe
m ‘bred. White WS ionc heavy-layin
strain; $1.50 per cetting of 15. Mine
‘a A. Goddard, New Hazelton. 40-2
inglish Blue

| ® Grass Seed Grass Seed,

= Germination 96 per cent. One lb, post-
w paid, 40 cents. Ten lbs, at 23 cents;
mex 25 Ibs or over at 20 cents, f.o.b. Burns
‘fe ake, B.D. Boden, Hazelton, B.C, 2

E Hatching Eggs fr
mi White Leghorns; heavy-laying strain,
a ‘(winter layers) mated to pedigreed B.C.
K University cockerels, $1.50 for 15 eggs.
@ Incubator settings special price, Her-
wrnan Freckman, Terrace. - + 69

4 hi
F Dogs. Four male
For Sale pedigreed, black
er}, Cocker Spaniel puppies; your choice at.

i $10 each; and have also two females

oF pe at 3 each: the riother won two first.
prizes at kennels Vancouver Dog Show.
ee Victrola, Al condition, with oak
Bprecord cabinet and 89 records, good
dance selections and others, $75. One
ord touring car, good running condi-|-
tion, strong pulling engine, new rear
mm tires, price, $175.‘ V. F. Dunn, P.O,
Al KBox 10, New Hazelton, B.C. 392

f MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS -

FRED NASH, B.C.L, S.

TERRACE, B,. c.

» SURVEYS TaRousHOUT CENTRAL B.C.

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TERRACE
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terion Decorating

FURNITURE POLISHING
House and Sign

Painting

n town and out of town work solicited

Lb W. Elder

TERRACE, B.C.

d. iK. GORDON
Proprietor

TERRACE
MOTORS |

TERRACE - _

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og ; _ FORD DEALERS oe
mee New and, Used Cars and Tracks :

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o Mt _- REPAIR. SHOP OPEN. FOR
» * ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK ©
Genuine Ford Parts a

‘Accessories me

Gragory Tires

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Toumst’ . ce : LUNBERING |
Rorsence == PURRACE curs

John: Carlson returned from
Vancouver on Thursday’ jast,

Otto Manx and James Jones,
of McBride. were looking over

Terrace and district during the
past week,

Mrs. (Capt.) Colthurst return-
‘ed on Wednesday from Hazelton |’
Hospital, where she has been re-
ceiving treatment for a week or
two.

Erie Walberg was a passenger
on Wednesday’s train, en route
to Prince Rupert.

A

Little’s mill was closed down.

for afew days for repairs. Op-
erations were resumed on Thurs-
day, .

A. Carbo, section‘man of Ter-
race, was unfortunate in having
his hand smashed while at work
below Amesbury. Jt was thought
at first that he would lose his
fingers but heis better and his
fingers ean be saved,

Chas, Gilbert was a passenger
on Wednesday's train for Hazel-
ton, where he made a fire adjust-
ment, returning Saturday last.

‘Mr. and Mrs, §. Hausenchild,
who have. been south: for the
winter months, returned to Ter-
race last. Thursday.

J. Seigfried returned last. week

after spending the winter months!

y/in Seattle and Vancouver. .

‘Jas. H. Blake, of Victoria, was
a business visitor during the past
week,

H. C.. Fraser, public school

) Jinspector, of Prince Rupert, was

in the district for two or three
days on official business.

Fred Hall so far holds the
prize in the fishing- competition
of this year. Fred was success
ful in Janding an even duzen on
Saturday. oO

JW... H. Charter, accompanied
bv a friend.” Mr.. Simmonds, re-
turned to Terrgce from the south
last week, where he- had spent
the winter,

Cut flowers, lillies and potted
plants for: Easter, Send ‘your
orders to D. Glennie, Box 765,

) Prince Rupert, -

; Miss Annie Cousins, réturned
on Sunday’s train from Smithers,
where | ‘she spent the last twa
weeks visiting friends: and con-
sulting the dentist, 9
“Paddy” Hughes, who: has: been
es resident, of Terrace since last
September,, having. been: cane

ja good fall fair—might as well

dwith Mrs.

{they will have for an indefinite

age limit five vears and the young-
| eat.one. was five months 0

1 . ;

Father Allard, parish priest of
Terrace, has been entertaining
his brother, Father Allard, of
Smithers, and Father Cocola, of
Fort St. James. |

‘Scots Entertained

The St. Andrew’s Society en-
tertained at a dance in Progress
Hall on Friday of last week. The
evening was thoroughly enjoved
by all, the dance numbers played
on the pipes by ‘‘Sandy” Bruce,
of Prince Rupert, being especially
liked. The hour of breaking up
was no secret, as the skirl of the |
pipes could be heard as “Sandy”
marched the party hame.

Fair Association Met

The Terrace Fall Fair Associa-
tion held a public meeting Friday
evening last. There was a good
attendance and much enthusiasm
was shown, Plans are on ‘way
‘ror the formation of an auxilidry
to work in conjunction with the
Fair directors. Terrace will have

boost now, because.we are on our
station? ‘Ye Gods,’’? what ‘a
shock .it would be to the residents
and also ta the passengers noing
through.

A Good Home

Mrs, (Dr.) Bleecker returned
‘from Vancouver on Wednesday
after making the trip to that city

For the benefit of those who. nay
be interested we will give a few
particulars of th: new homes

time. | Mrs.. Hamer is in the
Salvation Army Hospital, corner
8th and Birch St., and the child.
ren are in the Children’s Aid
Home, corner. Wall and Clinton
St., overlooknig the harbour.
The children were delighted with
their new home and when: last
seen by Mrs, Bleecker were: in
Sunday School. There are 120
children in this home. The home
school is under the public. school
board: of Vancouver,
teachers being employed; and
eight adults are..on’ the. staff
besides . the. superintendent ‘and

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. c.

LUMBER. MANUFACTURER

a LUMBER. PRICE List
Rough Lumber............! eee .

veces weave $1800 per
Shiplap.... co.cc cel cece cece tee eens . 22.50 *
Sized Lumber ........... becteeteeteeectes: BEBO.
Finished Material.... ............ .40.00 to 65.00‘
Shingles... . 0.0... cess eens :. from $2.50 to $5.00 per H

Prices aubject to change without notice

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Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.
Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

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S.8. PRINCE GEORGE will sail from Prince

mediate points each FRIDAY at 10 a.m.

For STEWART and ANVOX ......c.eceesceseeees Wednesday, 11 p.m.

8. s. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte .
_ Islands, Marth 29th, April 12th, 26th,

. "PASSENGER TRAINS uae TERRACE 8 °. -
EASTBOUND—10.61 P M. Daily except Sunday. . os
WESTBOUND - 12 87 P. VW. Daily except Tuenday, , ve

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings w tarber information apply to any Ganaina Naiioaal Agent Pa
R. F.. MeNaughton, District | Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, BC. ¢

Rupert for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATILE and’inter- *

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Hamer: and family. ;

Bread, Buns, Biscuits, and |

“Cakes ws

“We use only the BEST materials ro .

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Hisheat quality fresh: bread and ‘supplies shipped promptly to any “point slong the line’ :

GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor

The Terrace Bakery

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

five . city

matron. Thé school employs two

Nyal’ 3 Greophos, for stubborn coughs, bronchitis
_ Nyal’s Quinine and Tron Tonic .
Nyal’s Blood Purifier -

Riley’ 8 Beef,’ ron and. Wine—a zood
- up” for this time of year”

SPRING»
TONICS.

Spring ‘Time— Ferry s Flower and Garden Seeds -

4 good ‘election .

TERRACE DRUG STORE |

R W. RILEY TERRACE, BG,

“pide-me:

trained nurses, The Fraser Val-
Jev’ Dairy supplies 15° gall
fresh milk. each . day. a
home” has its own, fresh
There: were 21: in the’ nurgery, |

‘| home . jes large and clea

The Terrace

‘has. been - puichaaed’ by, by, and ‘ie now:
” under the Personal: ‘management . of

TERRACE ”

he raoat comfortable oe
‘along the: allway ¢ to to

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