Tow. 5 . 4 ; ? "TERRACE, B.C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1924 os ae ge No. 4b
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eC na ounist | Lumpzemc Christmas Cards parrTRiEs
or Cocoa } or RESORT ‘TERR ACE Minmwa PAPETRIES
School-children Hot Springs HORTICULTURE o now on hand 7 at
MA-MA DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS -

The Parent-Teacher Association
3 yeld its rezular monthly meeting
' » the G.W.V.A. Hall on Thurs-

' jay last. A large attendance of
* nembers was noted. There were

+ merous matters requiring dis-
; sussion, including that of the
i arovision of cocoa to the pupils
A} of the school during the winter
- months. It was decided to start
I. chis at once, and the decision
led to H. King volunteering to
f make the cocoa during this term.
f, Refreshments were served by
A) the standing committee following
i the conclusion of the business
I; program, which was enlivened
by several piano duets by Mary
Wilson and Gladys Kenney.
The next meeting will be held
in the school on Thursday, De-
cember 11, when Miss F. Ross
: will speak on authors, and books
M suitable for a school library.

‘ Messrs. Kihn and Beynon, who
mM have spent the past few weeks
‘in Hazelton, returned to town on

Tuesday.

Mr. and. Mrs. Barbeau and
children returned on Saturday
from Hazelton, where they spent
the last two weeks, .
Elwood Brooks spent the week-
end in Prince Rupert visiting
friends.

Rev. Rural Dean Marsh left on
Friday for the Hazelton Hosni-
tal, where he will receive medical

week, returning on Sunday.

in Prinee Rupert.

at Usk on Saturday night.

Rev. J. H. Young went up to
Cedarvale on Thursday of last

Mrs. L. Wurko returned on
Saturday after spending a week

W. T. and Mrs. Attwood, C. J.
Norrington, T. D. Simons and W.
G. Vanderlip attended the dance

attention. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.

V. Cavenielle, of Prince Ru-
pert,
Kalum Lake.

Inspector Aciand of the RC.
M.P., Prince Rupert, paid Ter-
race an official visit last week.

A number of people have been
confined to their homes through
sickness during the past two
weeks with colds engendered, no
doubt by the sudden change in
the weather.

A meeting to organize for the

O. J. GC. Taylor, a Vancouver
optometrist, spent the week-end
in Terrace:

Olof Hanson, of Prince Rupert,
was a ‘lerrace visitor last week.

Mrs. M. Sparkes entertained

has been holidaying at

BOOKS AND MAGAZINES

Ganong's Christmas Chocolates

in- boxes and in bulk

VICTROLAS |

ALL PRICES Oo
NEW RECORDS ARRIVING WEEKLY. Tell us the records you want
We also have a line of — ;

WATCHES, CHAINS, EAR-RINGS, PEARL
_ NECKLACES, BEADS and other Jewellery

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

R. W. RILEY TERRACE

the W.A. on Thursday last. “The

ladies are very busy preparing

for their sale of work.

P. M. Monckton and party are
doing survey work in the Kalum
Lake district this week.

Vernon Glass, who has spent
the past few months in Prince
Kupert, returned to Terrace on

community Christmas Tree was
held on Thursday evening, when
committees were appointed and

Monday.

¢  F. Fowler avas confined to his

- home last week through illness

The death occurred in Vancou-

ver last week of Charles Hay, in

his Slst year. Among those left

| to mourn him is a dangher, Mrs.

D. D. Munro, of Terrace. who

was in attendance at the bed-
side.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Surveys THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B, Cc.

arrangements made to give all
the children in the Valley an op-
portunity to meet Santa Claua.
Mrs. Rice, of Anyox, spent last
week visiting her family at Hill
Farm prior to going east for the
winter. .
Miss G. Bullen went to the
Hazelton Hospital on Thursday’s
train for medical attention.

evening.

Announcement

Mrs. E. T. Kenney entertained
the B.D. Bridge Club on Tuesday

‘The St. Andrew’s Society will
hold a dance in the G.W.V.A.
Hall on Monday, December 1.
Good music; everybody welcome.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C. .

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Lumber Price List

Rough Lumber........:0--eeseeeeeeer eee $18.00 per M
Shiplap.... cocevectenepeeseaneuceeeseenees 22.50 "
Sized Lumber ......--.: seer eee essen eeecees 22.50 “
Finished Material .... ...--.+++s++-- 40.00 to 65.00 “*
Shingles...........56 eveceeees from $2.50 to $5.00.per M

Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

nena Deal

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STAY AT THE

Tourist Hotel
TERRACE

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Clean, comfortable beds,, in well-
lighted, well-heated, well
ventilated rooma

FreD, Duporp - PROPRIETCR

The change in the train service
went into effect this week. The
passenger service provides for af
westbound. train on Sundavs,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, and an
eastbound train on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays: The

mail service will naturally con-
form to the above schedule.

its first gomes on Monday even-
ing on its court in the G.W.V.A.
Hall.

are anticipated.

Through Sleeping
Cars to Ship’s

The Canadian National - Rail-
ways have made arrangements to
operate tourist and standard sleep-
ing ears through from the Pacific
Coast to the ship’s side at Mont-
real and Halifax in connection
with Old Country sailings, during
November and December. Full
information. regarding rates, re-
servations, passports, ete., can
be secured from any Agent,
Canadian National Railways. iz

The Badminton Club piayed

The club boasts a goodly
embership, and lively games

For Sale |

Hollow Wire Lighting System
.Five lights, gas tank,

$60 cash.

~ Apply to .

TERRACE |

BE. Aiken

‘feet,or more of wire. Price .

_J)" ditions, reached Vermillion; over the| Photos. ©

BRITISH YOUTHS TO STUDY FARMING

HE first ,party of British Canadion National Railways _last
, ; . week. Tho boys are shown her!
youths ee Settlement their arrivel’ at the Canadian Na-

Side},

CANADIAN Winter Steamship Service

NATION

$8.9. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from. PRINCE

, RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, and
intermediate points each FRIDAY, at 9.00 a.m.

- For ANYOX and STEWART. ... Wednesday, 11.00 p.m.

. ' q
. §S, PRINCE JOHN for VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS, November 29, December 13, 27, January 10, 24. ,

_ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B ¢.
EASTBOUND--Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 3.57 p m.
‘WESTBOUND—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday; 12.07 noon, -

For Aulantic Steaniship Sailings of futher information apply to any Caosdian National Agent o.
R. F, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, Bc.

nN 7 in

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2ist

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Pervert
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tional station at: Quebec en route .. |-

plan to study western farming con-) to; ; Western Canada. — ©. N. RB.

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then you need have
PRESHLY-MADE CAKES, COOKIES, BISCUITS, PASTRIES, ETC.
; Shipments made to any point Be

“The Terrace Bakery

_ experience

‘make your purchases here.

P.O, Box 101 - TERRAGE, B.0.

no fear of getting any other .
than the best bread when you -.

GEORGE POWRRS - “Proprietor