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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924

The St. Andrew’s Auxiliary
held a business meeting at the

Bhome of Mrs. Barker on Friday,
The hostess served |

hrefreshments.

@ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sparkes
are now settled in Vancouver
pand like their new home very
much... Gordon has opened up a
fconfectionery and ice cream busi-
Sepness at the foot of Georgia St.,

= inear Stanley Park. Terrace

firiends wish them every success.

_ Miss Florence Bailev- left for
eeePrince Ruperton Thursday, where
Seeshe will be joined by ber sister,
MaXate, and together they will pro
ma-ced to Sacramento Valley, Calif.,
. fo live with their parents, who
eft Terrace last fall for their
new home in the south, -

Th

latching Eggs T=
Fnot from arte stock, But. good
aereneral purpose Plymouth Rocks, One
meiollar per 18. Apply Mrs. Sawle; New
i azelton, . ig

For Sale Cuthbert and Her-
Lert, in..any quantity; $3.00 per hun-
Hred. Newton & Aldous, Terrace, B.C.

Magoon Strawber-

) or ‘Sale } y olants, $1.00 per
hundred, postpaid: Pi 00 per 1000 f.0.b.
anarado Everbearing Strawberry

lants, $3.00 per 100. postpaid. A.

bring, Vanarsdol, B. C. Gif

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B M{(NERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

| FRED NASH, B.C.L.S:

TERRACE, B, 6.

“Raspberry Canes,

SURVEYS Turovanour: Contras B.C.

ee

) TERRACE HOTEL

TERRA CE
British Columbia,

J. KR. GORDON. _
m! Proprietor

Pes

steron ‘Decorating

FURNITURE PQLISHING

‘House and Sign.
‘Painting _

n town and out of town work solicited

L. W. Elder

.

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’ TERRACE, BC.

| TERRACE.
‘ MOTORS|

TERRACE’ - -. oa ‘BO! .

FORD DEALERS © .
. New and Used Care and Trucks Ms .

REPAIR SHOP OBEN FOR :
ALL-AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford: Parts

Accessories |

Gregory Tires.

None Better .

roe,

TAXI SERVI EI

” ‘Tourist. ,
RpsorT *
Hor SPRINGS

“TERRACE ae

- Lumpanina
MIninc
» Hornicuntone

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Miss Mildred’ Burriaon, who

left to visit: on the prairies with
her sister, has not been very
well and will enter an Edmonton

hospital for treatment.

Rev. and. Mrs. W. he Parsons
paid a visit to Usk, being ealled
there on account of the serious
illness of George Wilder, station
agent | sat Usk for the past few
years.

The Presbyterian Guild met at
the. home of Mrs. Sundal on
Thursday, April 10. There was
a good attendance.

Fred Frazer, who formerly re-
sided. in Terrace, was in town
renewing old acquaintances, He
is at present relieving at Usk
station. .

Mr. Downey,
moved here from the prairie, has
joined the seetien gang unwer L,
Wurko. |”

Will Little is improving his
property by the addition of a new
porch on his house. — ‘

~ H. Halliwell has been very much
indisposed this last week, having
sustained a nasty: fall while help-
ing to-check upa ‘joad of supplies
for the Institute. -

- Chas. R. Gilbert returned last

Friday from a business: trip to
New Hazelton,

James Richmond was a business
visitor to Prince Rupert, Teturn- |:
tog Friday night... , _

Poultry breedera of Terrace are
planning to organize a. society: din
the. ‘near. future, The” poultry

proposition in. Terrdee community.

is pne that can be made to pay
well and Lakelse Vatley offers
every opportunity for success. _

Lisle Moore arrived last week
to visit his parents, He has been
employed al: ‘Anyox | for the last
few months. ° .

The Terrace Fall Fair Associa-
tioh will hold a public meeting on-
Thursday, April 24, in ‘Gordon’s
Hotel. We are away toa good

start 80 please come and help out..

. |A large attendance is expected,
The front is being installed in:

1B. Agar’s new store and it’ will

[pode be ready. for occupying,

ad. Bent, of Prince Rupert, vas
in “Terrace Friday and : ‘Saturday
ast week ; with:a fine showing of
ladies’: -ready-to- -wear.. He dis-
played. his. Roods in S. Harkey’ 8

were “pleased : to: have. ‘the oppor-
tunity... of selecting a hat. for
Easter-tide, a eM

oy ‘Alonzo il hie Fetaried to his

_ fone of these children. -
who recently |.

the week,

-!eently and Mr. Harrigan received |;

lcobver, sales. manager for: the’

While heré he was.a guest at Dr.
Bleecker’s ‘home.
and. Mr. Vandervooch: were boy- 7
1 chums in’ “Tordnto.

J left Wednesday morning en route |
8| to Vancouver for the summer,’ _

‘much? thésbetter fore her

Mra. R. Jeatts has been indis-
posed for a few days but -is now
convalescent.

Thos, Watson, of the farming
district north of Edmonton, has.
been in Terrace fora few days
looking around for a suitable
location and says he thinks Ter-
race will some day be a beautiful
place in which to own a home.

The Kiwanis Club of Vancou-

- Sized Lumber

GEO. LITTLE Tene.BG
LUMBER MAN UFACTURER |

~ LUMBER ‘Price List
Rough Lumber. :
Shiplap ....

lela ete ve lenes |.$18.00 per ML
Lead daceces beet ee teens 22.50. “*..
eee 22.50

“40.00 to 65.00 ‘S .

from $2. 50 to $5.00 per M

_Prives subjett to change without notice

Finished Material .
Shingles

Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously,

" Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

ver’ has communicated with Dr,

Bleecker and is asking his assis-

taneé in procuring homes for
under: privileged .children by |
adoption or to give them foster |
homes, .
Willing to give any information
to anyone who desires to. adopt ||

G. Carruthers, of Victoria, for-
merly district engineer for the
Prince Rupert district, but now
inspector of bridges for the pro-
vince, visited Terrace last week
and made an official inspection
of the piers for the Skeena bridge.
’ We are pleased to report that|.
Mrs. Tiffin, who underwent an
overation some: timé ago at an
Edmonton hospital, is very much
improved, °

Ab. Little made the ‘trip in}.

‘Dr. Bleecker would be!$

eis Winter Steamship Service
“NATIONAL ee ee

8.5. PRINCE GEORGE will ‘aail from. Pringe |
RAILWAYS A Rupert. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATILE end inter-
. mediate pointe each FRIDAY at 10 a, mM.

_ For STEWART and ANYOR : Wednesday, li. p.m,

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

Islands, April th.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B°.

-  SHASTBOUND—10,51 P M.: Daily except Sunda?.
WESTBOUND -- 12 87 P. Mi. Daily except Tuesday, .

Le AEN a ayer yaw

"Foe Aillantic See ship Sailings or lutther iforaation, avoly to any Caiman Nationa Aeacat ‘OF pos
RF, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince » Rupert, B C.. : ,

from Kalum: Take on. ‘Saturday,

Pa

returning later.: “<  -
Rev, J. A. Young returned on
Monday from up the-line, °
“Constable. Mancor-made an offi
cial trip to’ Prince Rupert early i in

W. Ungerer, who-has been at|
the home of. his parents at Dau-
phin, Man., for all winter, ‘re
turned to Terrace last week and
will go on his ranch over | the
river,

Mrs. Will ‘King received ‘200
small chicks from the south' re-

Bread, Bum, Biscuit, and 4
~ Cakes — |

7 os We use, only the BEST vstis we

Highest quailty fresh’ bread and ‘supplies shipped promptly: to. any, ‘point along the tine"? ;

The Terrace Bakery

GEORGE POWERS.‘ Proprietor -
P.O, Box 101 TERRACE, B.C.

about fifty. The little chicks
were in good shape when they
arrived, but'a few had died. ‘the |
first day.

- Major Taylor, district engineer,
is'in Terrace arranging work. up
der his jurisdiction. °

EB, A. Vanderyooeh, .of Yan

Van ‘Loo Cigar’ Co., was in Ter-
race last week: oa business trip.

EASTER NOVELTIES,

A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

FOR THE. KIDDIES CANDIES.

Easter Baskets, Feathered Roosters, - Ganong’s ‘Raster , 2
Bunnies, Little Chicks in woot assrtd, _haif, ee and ef puckones, one: Tt
. Fancy Choeolate ‘Rooaters,. Rabbits, Easter Egps,

’ Prices from 102 to $1. 25

| TERRACE DRUG STORE i

W. RILEY _ TERRACE, BC. ot

The ‘Doctor

DR. Shaw, of Kalum Lake,

~: Mrs,, Aldous returned | ‘trom
Vancouver: ‘on Wedriesday after
a stay ‘of five. months, - ‘and looks

The Terrace.

has. been: nichibea be, by “and: is now’
under: the, ‘Personal , ‘management of

eteete, od

Club”

“ “The: moat comfort abk place
_ along. t to-atop