_ TERRACE, ~ “B. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1931

“SPECIALS FOR MAY,

B One The Stearns Day Dream Cleansing Cream and ©
8 your choice of 1 59c jar.of Day Dream Cold Cream -
or Vanishing Cream, or FaceiPowder of Houge for,

an eerie

VICTORS

590

i Astringosol Special---One Lanstar. Glass. in pastel’ shades,
free with each 60c or $1.00 bottle of this mouth wash.

Fly and Mosquito Preparations:-:Fly: Kyl Spray, Fly. Tox {
Whix, Rexall, , Nyal Mosquito Creams and Lotions,

VICTOR RECORDS: VICTOS RADIO

| The Terrace Drug Store
R. Ww. RILEY +

TERRACE, B. c

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held in
Prince. Rupett,, ‘on Wednesday of last
week ‘They, ‘retarted the. following
. any. . . .

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ing- a holiday in’ ‘Vancouver seni

Beattle 7

Mr and. ‘Mis. Butt left Monday for
Vancouver . and Sjokane,. where they

ill: “spend . a holiday With friends,
ves. -Butt: has . been in indifferent
| health. Her “many friends. here. hope
the change will. . restore her to her
usual’ health. ,

brightened by a fresh coat: of paint.

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T. Turner ‘te’ doing the ‘work.

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MM. Stephens “of ‘Prince Rupert,

Screen Doors

“Mosquito Bars

ee Fly Swatters, ete.

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Window Screens .
Fly Tox |

E. T. Kenney, Ltd.

Terrace B.C.

was a visitor . in Town early in: the
week. - ‘

I. K. Gordon “hos. improved ‘the
appearance of his _store, occupied by
| Mrs. Richmond, by a fresh “coat of
“} paint.

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4. Mrs. Allen apd son Richard, return
ed home Saturday, after-n pleasant

ver, ; . eo tah

Major Hearn of Lakelse Hatchery
Staff, was a visitor in Town early in
the week:

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"MMe. and - Ms. ‘Max’ -MeSweyn;: of

Lumber Prices Down

Terrace ai Prices

Spruce and Wemlock, No. 1 Clear Flooring; Spruce, Hem:
lock and .Cedar Finishing Lumber, Drop Siding, V-Joint
Bevel Siding, ete, 1s) | ae

Shingles from .. sees sesesseesten teaseaze

Moulding from- ie. up jer “Tneal “foot. ; .

“ Pricessubject to change without noticce +.

» oe $2.50 tos

prices on all grades of lumber and the following :—

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- dows, Doors,
‘Shingle Sitain, Fir Flooring, Finishing Lumber, ete, ete.

Rough Lumber _ cn $16.50
Noa, I Shiplap 20.00
4 inch.No. 1 Shiplay a 13.50
No. 2 Shiplap, 6 in, 8 in. and 10 in ... 13.50 +;

arneueedd00 EO 60.00 .
- 4.50
Write to Geo. Little Lumber Xard, Smithers,. When: wanting - .

Coltonwovd Vencer, Gyproc, Brick, Lime, Plaster, ‘Cement, ‘Win-
Building Paper, Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,

George Little a terrace, B.

C.

See a eee « << , after spending-.the past few “months

u = aan am amin aud will have an uddition built on,,
and will also have Interior. mprove: |
ments made. When ready for ovenpa-

tion, R. VW,. Riley’. Will move to. the gratulated

Philbert Hotel

‘TERRACE, B. C.

Brooks home on Park Hill,

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Running. Water. _Diniag Reom
Electrice Light’ Telephone .
Travellers Sample Rooms

"CPO. Box29
L. ‘Martin, ‘Proprietor.

a. ce
ie acelin , a

a large crowd
to Lakelse Lake

eg ee Ty Lo enal
S Terrace Notes -|conauciea :
seem ee. + [Local Magistrate.
+ Many inguirles are made regarding {~
Be loca) rail regulations. «Mails: igolng
m Hest, Monday, - Wednesday - and. Sat-
Burday at 4.08 p.m. “Going West Mon:
m day, Thursday and. -Safurday at: 9,62
aa. m. ‘Baggage. empl ‘for: Edmonton
= Tnesday,’. ‘Thursday, : "Eiiday,§ “Prince
Reupert, Wedneiday, Friday: and Suriz |
days - - » .

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‘Trafl , on “Wednesday. “last:

rt only he A Goameagunat mies ots" “Besse”

‘Thos, Brooks. “hag ‘Dureliaged “thé Physical _ training,
B Vanderlip property oan Layelle- Ave

' The ‘ideal weather on Sunday drew:
of pleasure seekers
to spend the day,
A niumber who ‘have summer ‘homes
are. spendizg, ‘the Wweek-eridla, oS

ne iNet, start Sargeant: of Pov.
- | Police force, Prince ‘Rupert, assisted
Police He: i, McKenney,
the sbreliminary - heiring
‘| ¥. & Halliwell, before. Wii: “Robinson

Tw enty- eight | witnesses | avere heard
Court Bat. for eleyen hours. Mr. Halt:
well ° was “-comtinittted tor trtal

' Roy. “Thoma ‘yeturneil’ home from,

has. . Spent the pout few, incnths,

Moore ~* iba" *
. iyuecedsfil An securing the. medal’ Tora

fe extended to Himselt “na family anf: :

-béen|

. aux and family, Jeft. Thursday and

accompanied her’ daughter, ag. far. as

I Vaneotver were Visitors. in -Town. for
a few days last: week, © ;

L, Breen, of' Prince Rupert, was: a
visitor in Town early in the week.

visitor in.'Town ‘last. week and. a guest
at ‘the Philbert . Hotel.:

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Mr. and Mrs, Robt. de ‘Kergemm-

intend’ to motor south Mrs, Halliwell

a zelton.

George Little ‘left Saturday for
Sinithers to look after his business
interests there. - .

- Mra. RB. Christie and danghter, Mrs
, Giggy, were visitors to. Usk. on. Sat,

Mrs, RB. Ww allace is confined to her
home, through: iliness. Ste

Mr. ‘and Mrs. McPhee and fanily,

‘in Terrace leave for: Smithers on Mon.
where. they intend. to locate.

“Miss ‘Parker, “Who.” “is visiting her
sister ‘Mrs, Dr. Mills, ig” being con:
‘on. receiving 2nd
honors in her recent R.. N- -examinat- |
fons. soe

Word has been. -received here of
the death of Mra, -Fred Ingold, of
Edmonton, and formerly of ‘Teriace,
Har : loss is mourned by her husband |"
and five children. To 1
Mr. Ingoldwon a. lite saving medal
about three years ago when. he saved
three sinall . children, at the visk of

His: quick action and, “bravery. being
recognized; and recompensed hy. city
officials. 8.

The sympathy. of Pulelde - neve: are

his sa. ‘oss...

ow.’ “Dawson “ot eGR: was |.

|: R. L. and Mrs, Mefitosh a ire 2 spend:

holiday: -with her parents in Vaneou-|

me’ el: Rev. EB. A. “and “Mea McCarthy att-1'f
: ended: the Ww A. Corivention,

W. Sates ig “having : bis store} |['

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| De: Kansad, »of-Chicago, Tl, ..vas a].

his own life, from. a. burning, building |. .

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mY The - ‘thrifty are ‘seeing: the advantage of
buying now while prices are low, knowin:
_. that these prices cannot remain at the e pre re
oe sent level very:long, ;

. Not i in vmany years have p prices been : ‘80. 9 low :
~-on,a yast number of merchandise: items as
- at Present. pols

“Not in many years has there been such an

~- opportunity to > get SO much. for ‘so ‘little
~ Money.

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| Buyers are eager to buy when they find bar-

gains or hear of-them. The merchant. wh» '

has bargaing and advertises them well;: ge 's
a the buyers. oe :

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The Omineca Herald

For Bargain News. Mo

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‘class |. -

operations,

. dinen ;
‘glebping

an you imagine a bewildered |
‘Chinaman trying to total a

laundry lst of 33,117,414 pieces ?
But there is one like that,
the total of washing dons .
by and for the Canadian -"
Pacific “Railway Com- o
pany in 1930, in Canada, a
including hotels and pun-
- galow-camps:
and. dining car service, .
‘(which also operates ate
tion restaurants), oo
British . Ootumbie
Coast boat service.: If
one stopped to sit down |
and figure out the gal-
‘Jons of water and bars |
of snap required fdr.these .
the resuligs
_ might be. even. more as-_.
 tounding.

The hotel, départment .
* owls - 189,824 - ‘pieces “of °'"
the ‘dining -and.; |

car,., service...
some -1,500,000—and: the — 3
@ Bultish "Columbia: steata=" "beet ag:
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the hotels,

It is hotels, too, blankets,

aleeping.... Mh

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aN immaculate

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the varlous departments, and, in

a certain: amount of
laundry, done for zuests,

In. the
béd-spreads,

Every.

‘everywhere, .
cleanliness ©
-Deing. the’ motto from-
to” coast;
ashore and afloat,

both

Se,

‘Tags, and so forth-must.
be considered, :
piece of laundry handied

_ becomes a Inundry-piece
each time it appears in’ -
the wash." ‘Thus’ a-single
‘table-napkin may be. a ©
launiry-piece over and. '
over again, according to
the supply of nen need-
ed and available. :
The picture: shows a
battery of washing ma-
* chines in the laundry of
the Royal York Hotel,
. Toronto, the largest ho-
tel in the British Empire,

; Similar equipment in the :
. Breat “chain of Canadian: .-
| Pacific’. ‘Railway ‘hotels: --
2° throughout’ ‘Canada’ vHan= ro me