m VoL 4 TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,°1928 No. 44 |
e . ew Correspondent
fe To LuMBERING
romer ERR ACE | Ea Terrace News GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
HoT SPRINGS HonricuLTURE Mrs. (Dr.) Bleecker has : a
assumed the duties of sup- . LUMBER MANUFACTURER
plying the news of Terrace
wa 6=6Dad Weeks went down to Ru-| Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sparkes for the Terrace News in ~ LUMBER Price List
is vert last week on business. have moved into the house re-|| place of Mr. Halliwell, who Rough Lumber..... 010-0 -ceeeeereecee Leen ar 90 per M
Young Gill is at present work- cently vacated by Mr. Elwood. . has served his connection Iplap .... 0s beeseeerereeees aden eenaee vee dell _
Bing down in Los Angeles. Mr. Riley, the druggist, has with the paper. In future Sundried and Sized ..... bese eeeeueensneetes 22.50 *
Jim Kohne went down to Ru-jatrived and is busy getting his all news items, subscriptions. _ Finished Material .... ....---++++: - 40.00 to 65.00.
advertising, etc., left with Shingles. ..... tence vcuneeeeeees from $2.50 to $5.00 per M’

# pert on Thursday.
Ma =n the list of satisfied settlers
Mm published in ‘‘The Last West”
me appears the name of A.W. Lumm,

m of Los Angeles as having “settled
fm at Terrace.
M = tev. and Mrs, Parsons left for
f. Usk on Thursday and returned
oa on Saturday.
/ Mrs, R.E. Allen, of Hanall was
ma 2 holiday shopper in Terrace on

m@ Saturday.
| Geo. Little left for points on
i the prairie, to buy some more
M horses for his ‘work here and
a for some of the: ‘pole camps.
! Myr, Brown, of Seattle, who is
Be developing the Dah! mine was a
Me Terrace visitor on Satur: ay.

Alf Egan, of Kalum, Lake dis-

B trict, is building a new bunga-

stock in shape for the holiday
trade,

Mrs. Geo, Little is visiting
friends in Smithers and Vander-
hoof.

Miss Marshal), school teacher
of Hanall, was a Terrace shopper
on Saturday.

C. A. Smith, of Kalum Lake,
was a business visitor in Terrace
this week.
H. A. Nickerson, of Prince Ru-

Mrs. Bleecker, will receive
prompt attention. By co-

~ operating with Mrs. Bleecker
you can help make your local ,
paper not only more interest-

Prices eublest to change without notice,

Orders filled at short notice. “Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application © 7

ing to yourselves but to the

outside readers, and your

Tae

local paper is the best ad-
vertising and the best boost-
ing you can get. Help your
paper and it will help you -
so much more.

pert, was in town Thursday and
Friday of this week.
The Geo. Little mill; which has
been closed down for the past
week fora general overhauling
and repairs, resumed operations
on Tuesday.

Ed. Plater returned this week
from the prairies, very much im-
proved, in health. He claims that
the newspapers did not exagger-
ate the enormity of the grain
crops this year, and is quite con-

The Lodge at Kalum Lake ‘will

ter season. Geo. Cobb came in

= low.
on Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
- Hall, a daughter.

. system.

|. lot of damage and hard work. -

m Don McLeod, of the Bench, is
: confined to his bed with a severe

‘Messrs. Marsh and West have
| been very busy replacing broken
' poles and wires in the telephone
Such a storm as we

-had on Thursday last causes a

A letter from Fred Hale, who

this week for the last trip and
has left to spend a few days in
Prince Rupert.

Great preparations are on the
way for the Parent-Teacher Asso-
ciation Christmas Tree, which
will be held on December 21 in
the G.W.V.A. Hall. Keep the
evening open for this event as

present on the tree for every
child of school age in the valley.

to learn of the death of the in-

be closed this week for the win- | vineed that the pooling of grain

there will be a program and a.

Terrace friends were grieved

on the prairies will be a suc-
cess if properly handled.

Tom Marsh is very havpy and
contented in his schuol life in St.
George College, Prince Albert,

Sask. Tom says he went through

Fall Steamship Service

Effective October 4th

S.S, PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE

- will sail from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and

THURSDAY at ll p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
SEATILE and intermediate points.

cc eceeenecenaceseseeneaeeenereesaetee Wednesday, 10 p.m.
STEWART .....+-- Denes eee teen cere eeneteneeere Saturday, 10 pm.

$,S. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Island Ports, October 17th, November &rd, 17th, December Ist, 15th, 29th

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B*.

EASTBOUND—10.51 P. M. Daily exeept Sundaj.
WESTBOUND—12 ‘BT P. M. Daily except Tuesday.

_For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further informetion apply to any Canadian National Agent oO _
R, F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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came through without any broken
bones.

The Union Sunday School is
having its Christmas Tree on
Tuesday evening, Dee, 18, in the
Progress Hall. The children are
staging a cantata, Kris Kringle
and His Crew.’? You are pro-

the ordeal of his initiation and|**

hd bal wer PPP OS

formerly represented the Thomp-
yon Dry Goods Co, of Vancou-
ver, states that he is now one of

f the American
|; T. Baton Co.,

J. Thomasson,
resident buyers for
‘and has offices in
: New York City. “Mr. Hale has
many friends here who ail join
in wishing him every success in
i his new venture,

Hospital.

across the river.
officiated.

fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
which occured
Saturday morning in Hazelton
‘Phe bady came down
to Terrace on Sunday’s train and
was interred in the Toombs place.
Rev. Parsons

mised a real treat. Come and
enjoy yourself for you will surely
enjoy seeing the youngsters per-
form. ¢
D. D. Munro arrived on Sun-

Save yourseif the work and worry
of making your own Christmas cakes.
Remember—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
Higheat 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.

day and will spend.a few days at

home. Mr. Munro is now locat-
ed at Smithers. |
T. Dingley. brother of Mrs. C.

R. Jeatt, arrived in Terrace this

The Terrace Drug Store

" Re-opened by
RO

RILEY
-Phm.B ;

“los ACFULL LINE OF.
Drugs, Patent Medicines

_ Stationery

“CHRISTMAS CARDS: and NOVELTIES
| CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES —

Toilet Articles and Be 7

an | | Caswell, Box 41, ‘Prines Rupert

} i: | For. Sale.

week from: Cranbrook.

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_ Drugstore Reopened

R. W. Riley, Phm.B., formerly
of Victoria, is bow doing busi-
ness inthe Terrace Drug Store,
which he recently purchased. Mr.
Riley arrived last week and
brought with him a large stock
of drugs, stationery, candies, etc.,
‘and has since been on the jump
getting the stock opened: up and

public, — ‘He has had many years’
experience as a druggist and is
well: qualified to make a success

in: ‘Terrace,

issue.

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‘Store building. and

- | | occupied. by: “Liquor, Vendor...

See: his. advertise- ||
ment. in another column's of hie .

Our Assortment of

“TOYS |

—AND—

_ XMAS GIFTS

is now practically complete

We Invite You

to come in and inspect them

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