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TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1925

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= ~ a a Board of Trade grreeersnscoransce , ervevereaneseeas
tae ~TOURIST ae wnae . LUMBERING ; i : 1 1
ee Reson TERRACE Ne Quarterly Meet . Steamship and Train Service
“ Hor Sprinas a wa, HorticunruRE co Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and. |
oe 1 Well Attended intermediate points each THURSDAY and SUN- ° |
il [ DAY at 1100 +B
~ - The Terrace Board of Trade held its 4.00 met an and Anyox each Wednesday at rt
The senior and intermediate class- in Southern Caroling, They re now | quarterly meeting in the Terrace thea- For Stewart each Saturday at 10.00 p.m. Y
ex of St, Matthews Sunday school, ac-} guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morse Hatt at| tre on Tuesday evening. There was a For orth and South Queen Charlotte Islands—
companied by Rev, and Mrs, Robinson, Victoria, They expect to locate in| fine attendance and J. K, Gordon pre- . ently. ’
Miss Sinis and Mrs. F.’c. Bishop, had | the north again, a sided. After. preliminary business was —— '
# most enjoyable outing on Wednes- Harry and Kenneth Atiree enter-/ disposed of the secretary read a letter PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.£. ; .
day.last when they went by auto to! tained about twenty of ‘their young {from the secretary of the Associated ’ Eastbound—MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 3.08 p,m. {
the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Merkley on | friends Tuesday ‘evening to dinner and / Boards of Trade asking for the reniit- ;
the bench. It was a surprise visit lmtla pleasant evening after, tance of membership dues, Some dis- : Westbound—TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 11,52 a, m.
they received very hearty weleame Miss Sibery of Copper -City was cussion took place as to whether the ’ j : ; ;
aud the hostess brovided munch that brought to Terrace on Tuesday by her organization was really worth the Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
udded to the pleasure of the picnic. | friends 4nd hos since been a’ guest of |money,” It was finally decided to send Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment, : ,
- The childven’s choir was also present. | Misses Easthope und Mellott, She js along the cheque, . f
and assisted in the entertainment with | oy Inaking good progress to recoy-| A letter from Capt. Colthurst. in re- ms : ;
“a number. of yoeal selections. ing her old health. Gard to a proposed cut off on the Lak-|$ - ¢For Atiantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
I) M. Monckton who has spent the] The Vimy dance held Monday even-|else road was referred to the public |$ B. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.
Winter in California is expected back jing under the auspices of the Cana- |works committee, and the civic com-|2
the end of April. ,

Word has been received that Mr,
and Mrs. J. K. Frost hare Feturned
to Canada after spending two years

success, :
The tennis cour
tnd is now ready for use,

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‘(dian Legion was Well attended and n

t. has been repaired

mittee was asked to see What could be
done towurds Temoving the nuisanec
of a garbage dump near the new;
bridge. -:

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Improved motor—the valve ~in- head
type,

AC oil filter,

AC air cleaner,

Fully enclosed motor,

ew crankcase breather system,
ew two-port exhaust.

by POINT -

“Invar-strut”
New hydro-laminated camshaft Sears.

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' Fisher—combingtion
highest priced cars.

' gauge steel,

ew Duco finishes in striking colors,

lear vision plate glass windows, °
Ternstedt wi

ow regulators,

, Improved automatic windshield wiper,
‘Fisher “Vy”

shield,

189 square inches
-face. Positive brake linkage.

constant clearance pistons,

New and larger streamline bodies by

wood and steel
construction——the type found on

ne-piece full-crown fenders of heavy-

one-piece ventilating wind.

New non-locking four-wheel brakes —

Reference to the ‘condition of the
local recreation park led to the ‘sug:
gestion that efforts should be made
to develop the playing of the charnc-
| teristically Canadian fames of lacros-
se and hockey,

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GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

~ After the business session those pre-
sent settled down to enjoy a smoker-
concert ‘and few more enjoyable hight
have been spent in Terrace, There
was abundance of music, song and
Sbeechifying, the latter centreing for
the most part around the difficulties
which have been rin Up agninst by the}.
golf committee. As n result of the’
night’s free. and easy discussion ‘it is
safe to say that.a solution of the com-
mittees troubles was very materially!
advanced, and we may look forward

LUMBER MAN UFACTURER

LuMBER Pricg List
Rough Lumber....., wee
Shiplap......0....
Sized Lumber ...,...... wean
Finished Material , ._

. Shingles.

iii a a a ny

-..918,00 per M
ee). | ee
” 22.50 *!

ts oetteree esse. .40,00 to 65,00
vittssseeesseas ss. from $2.50 to $5.00 per MI.

Prices aubject to change without notice
Orders filled at Short notice,

teem oe

a re

aa

Mill running continuously, .

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

to the praduction of real live plan

in the near future- which may be ex-
pected to Insure the -Syinpathies © of
those who have been only somewhat
lukewarm in their approval of the com-
mittees proposals,

WOMAN'S INSTITUTE MEETING
The Woman’s Institute held its Te-
gular meeting in. the Terrace thentre
ou Tuesday afternoon when twenty-
three members wore present, Presi-
tlent, Mrs. Scnmen, occupied the chair,

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of

first: of-last week and ‘cared for Mrs,
McKinnon who has been. ill.

atiend devine Service at St. Matthews
on Sunday evening, April 29, The
members are requested to meet in the
lodge rooms at seven o'clock. ‘

Prince Rupert hospital.
Cc. WwW, Homer,

week end.

The Oddfellows’ und Rebekas win |?- TOURIST HOTEL
Terrace, B.C. :

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Mary ¥. Smith lett Sunday for the

Special provision mede for the

neta” Commercial men,
brovincinl assessor, en

Prince Rupert, was in town last Cigars Cigarettes Tobacces .

of braking sure

The local Institute Will endeavor to

have a quilt entered in the exhibition

Miss Gladys Kenney returned ‘to the

Independent emergency brake—70 addi-
flonal square inches of braking gur. __
ace.

Semi-elliptic shock absorber springs —

to be held in Vancouver in the fall,
Mrs. MeConnell reported prog

ress In

Geo. Tessier - Prop.

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coast after a pleasuni: visit at hone,
Gordon Little hes returned from
Prince Rupert where he yisited wry.

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84% of wheel-base.
Easily operated single-plate dry dise-
clutch, ‘
Completely enclased
indirectly lighted.

instrument panel,

The “Bigger and Better”
with, every fine
selling at.

NEW AND LOWER PRICES

Roadster $625.00 Cabriolet.

Chevrolet,
car feature,‘ now

Roadster Express "
_ All Drices at Factory, Oshawa —

READY FOR PROMPT

1650.00

~ Governinent . Taxes,
Bumpers and Spare Tire Extra

DELIVERY

read ER,

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| TERRACE 1

HARDWARE Co.
_— _ Terrace, B.C. :

f  « + $835.00

Touring - "625.00 Imperial Sedan . - 490.00

Coupe . 740.00 Commercial Chassis « 470.00 -
Coach . 740.00 Roadster Delivery 625,00

Sedan - 835.00 = Tan Truck Chassis . ‘633,

[the basketball ‘gates, |

forming children's clubs and has ge-
cured twelvermembers for the pig club
nine for the. girden elub aud two-for
the chicken-raising club. Mrs. Pohle
was elected president for the above
aul Mrs, Geo, Dover, seeretnry-trens.
urer. Mrs. . 1, Smith reported ‘a:
the hospital board meeting, It was de
cided to hold a community hicnic some
Hme in July and then at a later dat:
Mother's Day will ‘be observed. ‘Thiv
Year al) the members: wit attend. de.
vine service in the Anglican churen:
and next yerr. in Knox United. The’
day “Will be observed in alternate
churches as the years ‘go by. _
Mrs, 1, T. Kenney, chnirman of the |
legislative committee, rend: most in-
teresting paper on Legislation ° She
devoted. most of her time to a: diseus-
sion of the necessity of legislation. to
prevent ‘maternal mortality, : oe
. Matt: Allard: and nephew, : ‘Halla
of Kallum Lake were
over the week end. wy oy
“Mrs, A. ¥., Wilson of. Remo Visited,

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hom
day,

chol

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Nisttova in: town

(Mrs. Marsh on ‘Friday “and . attended

|) «Mite and Mrs, 0. “T. Sundal etertain-
qed 2 number of: the Young :people -on
.| Wednesday evening’ in honor’ of their
‘| daughter’ Gladys. © The “eveningr”: vg
Ape it-In;dancing, «>

Misa. 7

and Mrs, MeEKwwen. .
Mr. and Mrs, Cassell and daughter
returned Saturday to ship house hold
effects to Kamloops, After bidding
furewell to many friends they left on
Tuesday for their hew home, |

Dan Clacker returned Wednesday
itt bolRlay on the coast,

dbs W. HL. Watt und two children
vf Amesbury arrived Wednesday. ind

Terrace,

On Tuesday afternoon St. Matthews

trined by Rev.

the school on Friday afternoon,

TERRACE worst |

J K, GORDON
Proprietor

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TERRACE
British Columbia ‘
RARARARA Pure hee - ;

spending a Week with ‘rel tives ix Terrace Theatre
Spending 9 Week wi relatives ix | TERRACE, BC. 5
iss Barbara Sherwood

e from P

returned
rince Rupert on Weilnes-

The Latest Films Direct. |
“from Vancouver: ae
Every Thursday

and Saturday.

Good Music All.the latest =

{Adults~50e ' Children. unde

. Government tax ineludé

rand a few friends were enter-

Jnusaele In

ses Moore, Kenney und MeLaren

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TERRACE ‘ASSEMB
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