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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 124.

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TOURIST
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TERRACE.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander and
family left on Saturday for Vie-
toria, where they will make their
home,

Mrs. Bruce sr., who has been
visiting her son, Donald, has re-
turned to Prince Rupert.

'P. L. Campbell, of Powell
River, was a visitor this week.

The Terrace fall fair meeting
was held last Friday evening.
when J. McLaren was elected
secretary-treasurer to fill the
vacancy left by Mrs, Bleecker.

The W.A. of the Anglican
jlchureh met on Thursday of last
week at the home of Mrs. T. J.
Marsh. ‘The Auxiliary will meet
once-every week during the rest
of the year, yesterday’s meeting |
being held at Mrs. Bishop’s. _

W. Brooking left last week for
Saskatoon. where he will go into
the harvest fields. -

E. W. Tate, of Camrose, Alta.,
was a visitor last week.

_“Dad’’ Weeks left. last week
for ' a few months’ rest in the

by the day or week
Rates reasonable

Mrs. E. J. France, Terrace

#Mrs. Greig Correspondent:

in Terrace for This. Paper
Mrs. Greig has succeeded Mrs.

Bleeker as Terrace representative

of the Terrace News. : She will
be glad to receive items of news
‘and information of events of in-
terest. The local paper is the
only real way to keep the outside
S world acquainted with the doings
Sof the community as well as to
mkeep the local people informed as
ito local doings. The Terrace
News goes into 800 homes be-
Mtween Prince. Rupert and the
Lakes country, and several hun-
fired copies go to distant points
where people are interested in
our resources Or in our people.
News items are frequently copied
from this paper into other papers
and thus the glad tidings from
Terrace are. spread abroad. The
errace News gives to Terrace
thousands: of ' ‘dollars ‘worth ‘of
blicity ‘every: year. and this pub-
ity can be. increased according
the amount:: -of interest “you
ake in your: paper: and i in supply-
ng.news to your. local correspon-
Hent. Mrs. Greig. will not only
be glad to get: your. news : ‘items
Lut she will receive new. ‘subserip-
Pons, . collect. _renewals,. receive

opy for. advertisements, ete. Kt

is pleasing te to’ announce tha

East, but says he will surely re-
turn in the spring.

Messrs. Wentz, Defontaine,
Thompson, Chinnette and Soucie
are attending Prince Rupert fair
this week.

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Ralph Corey has left for’ the
prairie, where he will engage in
harvest work.

R. W. Riley, of the ‘Terrace
Drug Store, has returned home,
following a recent operation at
the Hazelton Hospital, and is
making a good recovery. _
‘Chas. Herbert and Enos Smith,
of Brandon, were among visitors
of the week.

The Terrace fall fair board on
Sunday shipped a generous -dis-
trict exhibit to the Prince Rupert
fair in charge of F. W. Bohler.

Mrs. Geo. Dover was hostess
on Saturday afternoon last at a
children's birthday party to mark
‘Edna’s ninth anniversarv. There
were 25 small guests, who hugely
enjoyed the games and refresh-
ments. Mrs. Dover was assisted
by Mrs, T. E, Brooks and Misses
Dobb, Glover and Andrews.

Walter Bell was taken sudden-
ly ill on Friday last. and Jack
Nutt accompanied hini to Prince
Rupert hospital for medical ex-
amination. It is hoped that Mr.
Bell’s trouble is not of a perma-
nent, nature, and his friends all
wish. him a speedy recovery.

Hugh McKenzie, Billy Belt and
Orville Kenney -left for prairie
points on Saturday.

- Made Presentation
The Willing Workers held a
social “afternoon on Saturday at
the home of Rev. and Mrs, W. J.
Parsons. A good program had
been arranged by the club, and

was opened by a chorus of the
members. Recitations were given
by Leah Bleecker, Evelyn Tho-
mas, Mildred Kirkpatrick, while
Bessie Moore gave a reading.
A vocal solo was rendered by
Helen Greig, and a.vocal daet by
Mona Greig and Kathleen Bur-
nett, There was alsoa piano and
violin duet by. Gladys Kenney
and Mae ‘Burrison. Following
the program the president of the
elub, Mae Burrison, read a nicely
worded address and Leah Bleec-.
‘ker presented the Rev. and Mrs.
Parsons with a Pyrex pie plate
in a‘silver holder, in appreciation
of their caré and kindness . to- |

camp at Lakelse: Mr. Parsons,
in reply, assured the girls of the
kindly feelings ‘that. existed be-
tween the girls. and. their leader,
Mrs. Parsons. - A chorus of ‘‘For
They are. Jolly Good Fellows”
followed: and, then a dainty lunch

wards the: ‘girls at the summer:

Announcement

The Catholic Church Bazaar
will be held on Saturday, October
18, and will consist of dainty and
useful articles for adults and
children, Refreshments and
chicken dinner in evening, .also|}
sale of home cooking. Everybody
welcome; everybody come. Watch
for further particulars later. . 2

When Mrs. (Dr.) Bleecker left
Terrace on Monday for her new

home in Queen Charlotte City,
this town lost one of its, most ac-

popular ladies.
vears she lived -here she became
acquainted with everyone and
everyone liked her, ‘ She’ was an
active workér in the Presbyter-
ian church, the Ladies’ Aid, the

Fall Fair: ‘Association, being sec-
retary of ‘the last three organizd-
tions,. She rendered faithful and |,
efficient service.. Mrs. Bleecker
also acted as “correspondent. “for
the Terrace ‘News for over a year |

service.

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‘For Sutlegate and all south Island porta, each Wednesday, 8, 00 p. m.

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Mrs, .Bleecker Left Monday |.

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tive workers and one of the most |}
* During the few |
CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER”

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‘The’ Terrace

and as ‘such rendered excellent}. -s
She will be.missed by a) dndor
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of making bread at home.”
has brought its increased househol

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Let Georne do it.

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Save ourself the work and worry .
Spring. .
duties and the coming of the hot ©

99 “* _.. summer.weather will add its bur-
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- GEORGE Powers - “Pronelelor
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