THE TERRACE NEWS |

VoL. 4 TERRACE, B, C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928 | 7 No. 46
) | nursing her. ; — :
The regular monthly meeting .
aged TERR ACE arma of the Parent-Teachers’ associa- GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
Hor SPRINGS HoRTICULTURE tion was held Thursday evening |] —
. in the school house. LUMBER MANUFACTURER

mm Miss Irene Durham, of Usk, is
B visiting Miss Elsie Kenney.
oa 86 Walter A. Watson, formerly
oe manager of Lakelse Hot Springs,
Me arrived in Terrace on Monday.
me 6A A, Dage. Vancouver, visited
Terrace this week.
J. L. Saunders, of Vancouver,
my was 2 business caller here on
me Thursday.
A. Egan, of Kalum Lake, is
me spending a few days in town.
a0 Mrs. A. McKenzie and child,
of Moricetown, arrived on Mon-
ma day to spend a few days with
me Wr. and Mrs. Jas, Richmond.

Geo. Little returned from Ed-

NOTICE

7 IN THE MATTER of an application
for the issue of a Provisional Certi-
ficate of Title to Lot seventeen
hundred and thirteen (1713), Range
five (5), Coast District, said to con-
tain one hundred and twenty-six

‘holidays with his family.

(126) acres, more or jess.

ae Satisfactory proof of the loss or des-
- truction of the Certificate of Title
mi covering the above land having been
Mee filed in this office, it is my intention,
me after the expiration of one month from
mae othe first publication hereof, to issue a
M Provisional Certificate of Title to the
S above lands in the name of Charles W.
; Vesey,
issued on the 15th May,
numbered 57841.
Land Registry Office, Prince Rupert,
' B.C, 4th December, 1923. ¢
H, F. MacLEOD,
Registrar of Titles,

which Certificate of Title was
1914, and is

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= A Merry Christmas

A Happy New Year

to all our patrons

PRINCESS ICE
CREAM PARLOR

monton on Monday.

O. P. Brown left for Prince
Rupert on Monday, en route to
his home in Seattle to spend the

A. Skinhorne, Vancouver, was
a business visitor in Terrace on
Monday.

Mrs. John Kohne, who has
been visitsng in the Bulkley Val-
ley district, returned to Terrace
on Friday. *

Mrs. Thams, of Usk, was @
shopper in town on Saturday.

Miss Kellegher, formerly school
teacher at Usk, was in town on
Saturday.

Ed. Michaud returned on Fri-
day from Everett, Wash., where
he went some time ago on ac-
count of ill health, We are
pleased to state that Mr. Michaud
is much improved and glad to be
back home.

Jack MeDougall, of Prince Ru-
pert, was 4 visitor this week.

D.D. Munro returned to Smith-
ers on Tuesday.

C. R. Gilbert returned Wednes-
day night from Vancouver, where
he attended the convention of
the Provincial party.

Mrs. Joe Thomasson returned
from the Hazelton Hospital on
Thursday. Mrs, Sherwood is

The Bulkiey Hotel

E. E Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided.

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|ehoruses were excellent, but we

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DS Always in stock

COMPLIMENTS OF
THE SEASON

To the residents of

VICTROLAS and LATEST RECORDS
Fresh .stock of Ganong’s Chocolates

R. W. |

RILEY: PHM. B. :

TERRACE

JM. Hockin, of Vancouver,
was a business visitor in Terrace
on Thursday. ‘

Mr. Palmer, of Vancouver, rep-
resenting Soldiers’ Civil He-es-
tablishment, was a business visi-’
tor in Terrace this week.

Barnev Celbachini was a pas-
senger on Wednesday’s train to
Rupert.

Mallard ducks seeking refuge
around the horse-shoe ditch are

LuMBER PRICE LIST

Rough Lumber.........00 cece scene ene cee $18.00 per M
Ghiplap .....ceceeceee eee eee r ec ee ener ees ee es 29.50 *
Sundried and Sized .....-...- Laaeeecaceeunee 22.50 ‘*
Finished Material .... ....--+0.s---s 40.00 to 65.00
Shingles. ..........-cee ee eeeeee from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice | .

Orders filled at short notice.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

Mill running continuously.

out of luck these days as Billy

and Mrs, Burnett keep ‘poppin’
em off?’ as fast as they arrive.

A. Anderson left this week for
a three months’ prospecting trip
up in Kalum Lake district.

Miss Elsie Kenney is home from
school in Prince Rupert and will
spend Yuletite holidays with her
mother, Mrs. O. Sundal.

Extra copies of the Terrace
News may be had at the Drug
Store.

W. F. Ungerer, who has been

chaud Bros. for some time past,
lefton Friday en route to Portage
la Prairie, Man.

making his home with the Mi-|§

PPPTEST

Sunday School
Cantata Was
Well Presented

The Christmas Tree of the
Union Sundav School was held
in Progress Hall, Terrace, on
Tuesday evening, December 18,
and was a huge success, and ad-
mitted by all as one of the best.
The entertainment took the
form of a cantata, ‘Kris Kringle
and Crew.’”? It would be im-
possible to make special mention
of any particular number given
as all individual number and the

woud like toa draw attention to
the piano duet by Gladys Keneny
and Mary Wilson. The chorus
“Away in the Manger” by Mrs.
Greig’s primary class of 36 yoices,
and last but not least to the piano
solo by Marjory Kenney, a wee
tot of five years.

Great credit is due to Rev. W.
J. Parsons and Mrs. Parsons for
their work of preparations and
the designing of the many vari=
colored costumes, while an equal
amount of credit is due both Mrs.
Greig, for the arranging of cos-
tumes and to Miss Onalee Greig
for the training and teaching of
the children in the several songs
and drills. Rev. T. J. Marsh
acted as chairman and was in
his usual good form, while Fred
Fowler ably performed the dutiés
of Santa and in carrying out the
arrangements as agreed upon,

CANADIAN Winter Steamship Service
N TIONAL: ective ecem er 261

For STEWART and: ANYOK ..... 00s. -eeeeeenees Wednesday, 11 p.m.

8.S. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from Prinee

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

8.8. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte ¢

Islands, December 29th, January 12th, 26th, February 9th, 28rd.

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B°.

EASTBOUND—10.51 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12.37 P. Vi. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic Steamship Snilinga or further information apply toany Canadian National Agent or -
RB. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Save yourself the work and worry
of making your own Christmas cakes.
Rememher—ours are carefully made
of the finest materials procurable.

Wedding Cakes a Specialty

BACHELORS! Order your
Christmas Hampers early!

We have a stock of

CHRISTMAS
CAKES

now ready on hand
Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the line

The Terrace Bakery GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor

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

pupil received ‘a present.

saw that everv Sunday Schoo!

MERRY CHRISTMAS

We desire to. extend to our many friends

and patrons sincere wishes for a Very

| Merry Christmas roof
. and a

| Happy, contented and
Prosperous New Year

TERRACE, B.C. SMITHERS, B.C,