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aTerrace Fair
Prize List

Concluded from last weck

Section 9—Home Cooking
Mm Loaf White Bread: Mrs, Soucie,
Mrs. Oleson, Mrs. J. Wentz.
Me Loaf Yeast Brown Bread: Mrs. Ams-
Meabury, Mrs, Olaon, Mrs. Dover.

Sa Doughnuts: Mrs. Norrington, Mrs.
a Wentz, Mrs. Braun.
Macaroons: Mrs. E, T. Kenney,

mm Mrs. Dover, Marian Chriatie.
me Fruit Cake: Mrs. Parsons, J. Arkel,
Mra. Wentz.
= Layer Cake Iced: Mrs. M. BE. Smith,
B Mrs. £, T. Kenney, Mrs, Parsons,
Pan Buns: Mrs. Christie.
a §©6Apple Pie: Mrs. Dover, Mrs. Braun,
& Ethel Christie.
m™ Fancy Loaf, any kind:
mConnell, Mrs. Norrington,
S Christie.
Mincemeat Pie: Mrs. Wentz, Mrs,
Bohler, Mrs. Braun,
| §6Strawberry Jam: Mrs. Thompson,
m Mra, Wentz. Mrs, Bohler.
2 Raspberry Jam: Mrs, M. E. Smith,
a Mrs, Christie, Mrs. H. King.
m® Black Currant Jelly: Mrs. Braun,
Mrs. BH, L. Frank, Mrs, Wentz.
am )6Red Currant Jelly: Annie Cousins,
ae Miva, Bohler.
fm =6Crab Apple Jelly: Mra. Frank, Mrs.
fa H. King, Mrs. M. &, Smith. -
mq 6Canned Cauliflower: Mrs, Bohler,
fame Mrs. E, T. Kenney, Mrs. Amabury. *
™ Canned Peas: Mrs. King, Mra. Frank,
ia Canned Beans: Mrs. M. E. Smith,
am Mrs. Bohler, Mra. Frank.
gem = Canned Cherries: Mrs, Smith, Mra.
wee Braun, Mrs. H. King.
men Canned Plums: Mra. E. T. Kenney,
ae Mrs. Amsbury, Mrs. Wentz.
™ Canned Peaches: 2, Mrs. Olson,
mam 6 Mixed Pickles: Mrs. Bobler, Mrs,
fam M. BE. Smith, Mrs. Wentz,
Canned Cucumbera: 2, Mrs. Bohler.
Relish; Myra. Braun, Mrs. M. E.
wan Smith, Mrs, Wentz. :
fom Comb Honey: W. S. Anderson, Mra.
a McConnell.
me 6. Collection Home-made Candy. 6 kinds:
i Mrs, J. H. Young, Mrs. BE. T. Kenney.
= SPECIALS.
mm Five ‘Roses Flour Bread (Kenney
eee Bros.j: Mrs. Christie, Mrs, Wentz,
aa Mrs. Braun.
m Parity Flour Bread (W. F. Lindsay):
fee Mrs. Cleon, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Nor-

Mrs. Mc-
Marian

Timber Sale X5129

; Sealed tenders will be received by
am Minister of Lands at Victoria not later
Maem than noon on the 16th day of October,
mae 1924, for the purchase of Licence K6129,
ma to cut 1,267,009 Lin. feet of Hemlock,
a Spruce, Cedar, Pine and Birch, 92, 986
Seem Lin, feet of Cedar Poles and Piling ‘and
a 16,500 Hemlock. and Pine. Ties, on Lot
- 1908, Range 6, Coaat District.
Two (2) years will be allowed “for
removal of timber. =:

the

i ester, Victoria,
iter, Prince Rupert,

B.C., or District: Fores-
n3436

MINERAL CLAD AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B. ce L. Ss :

‘TERRACE, B.C.

Suavers Tanovowt ‘armas, B. @.:.

‘| Dover, Mrs. E. T. Kenney, Mrs. M. EB.
Smith. °

J. Arkel, Mrs. King, Mrs. J. H. Young-

7 | Mes. Greig:

{Mrs, Hamlin, Marian Christie.

Further particulars of thé Chief. For-:

:| by the Willing Workers.

ares

rington.. . _
Nut Loaf (W. F. Lindsay): Mrs. |® j
Christie, Mrs, Olson, Mre, H, King. £ $
Robin Hood Mills; Mrs. Desjardins. . ‘ ; F
Lemon Pie (W. H. Malkin): Mrs. 3° Terrace if

Plum Pudding (F. G. Dawson Ltd.):

Plate Home-made Candy (J.B. Agar):
Mrs. J; B. Young, Mrs. Burnett.
Best Collection of Vegetables (Hatt
Bros.): F. W. Bohler. .

Section 10—Miinerals
Best Collection Prospectors’ Samples:
Michaud Bros. —
. Section 11—Photography
Beat Landséhpe: W. R, Thompson.
Best Live Stock Photo: do,
Section 13—Children’s (Under 10)
Best Hand Sewing: Lillian Christie.

Section 14--Pupils’ (under 12)
Page Penmanship: Bessie Moore,
Jessie Nash, Fred. Thomas. —
Freehand Drawing: Lillian Christie,
Fred. Thomas. °
Business Letter: Bessie Moors, Mil-
dred Kirkpatrick, Frank Hipp.

SPECIALS
Apron made from pattern supplied,
for Willing Workers: Mary Wilson,
Mona Greig, Mildred Kirkpatrick.
Trail Rangers, A. C, Fowler Special
for Bird Boxes: ‘Charlie Lindstrom,
‘Almer McConnell.

Section 15—Ladies’ Fancywork
Four Lace-trimmed Serviettes: Mrs.
Greig,

One Yard Grochet: Ethel Christie,

Afternocn Teacloth and 3 Napkins:
Ethel Christie, M. Christie.

Afternoon Cloth Not Over 45” Wide:
Mra, Geo. Little, Mrs, Amsbury.
Pillow Cases, Crochet Trim:
Amsbury, Mrs. Greig.

Pillow Cases, Embroidered Trim:
Mrs, E. T. Kenney, Ethel Christie.
Nightgown, Embroidered, | White:
Mrs. Amsbury, Mra. W. R. Thompson.
Nightdress, Colored, Tatted: _ Miss
Annie Cousins. .
Buffet Runner, Lace and Fmbroidery:

Mra, |'

Three Doilies, Tatted: Annie Cou-
gins, Marion Christie. —
Colored Cushion:
Marion Christie. 7
Shopping Hag: Mrs. W. Thompson.
Best Paper Flowers: Mrs. W. Jones,
Colored Runner: Mrs. Hagen, Ethel
Christie.

Crochet Doilies*
Ethel Christie. .
Nightdress, Crochet Trimmed: Mra.

Greig.

Ethel Christie,

Marian Christie,

SPECIALS

MeCutcheon Special for. Best Crochet |
or Knit Sweater.
Riley Special for Six Button Holes on
Linen: Mrs, Hamlin, Mrs. H. King.

Sunday. School Rally Day.

Rally Day at the -Presbyterian
Church was marked by a large
‘attendance of ‘parents and child-
ren. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers. and foli-}.
age, the work having been done}
About |"
%5 children in the different class. |-
es_took part. in 4 well- arranged
program... for which Rev: TJ.
Marsh’ acted © as chairman -and |”

ered
‘lone’: ean remembered : by the

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ataft of the Hazelton Hospital,
accompanied by-her sister. from
Vancouver, spent Saturday -re-
newing acquaintances here.

race News for the best essay on
the fall fair was won by Mary
Wilson.

‘spent the week-end the guests of

|| Mere. Glass 28, “organist. The ‘Le
|| teachers - are! ‘deserving of much }j
it-for- making the day one}:

TERRACE, B.C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 1904

Rare

Miss Mcall, late of the nursing

The prizé offered by the Ter-

Jas, Thompson, Prince Rupert,
Spent the week-end © on his ranch
here...

"GRO, LITTLE Terraces B.C. |

Rough Lutnber. wees

‘LUMBER MANUFACTURER

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Shiplap ...i:ccseeveseseeeeegecuccsewenee sce 2A50
Sized Lumber «......--- +20 Pr rrirer >| aaa

Finished DE cocci et
Shingles. ......0. 2. eeseee serene from $2.50 to $5.00 per a =

_ Prices subject to change without notice a

ad

Orders filled | at short notice.

7 ; Mill running continuously. vot
Prices of Mouléing, ote on oppliention ee

The primarv room pupils of the] |

school are enjoving a brief holi-

day by reason of the indisposition
of their teacher, Miss Andrews,
who has contracted a severe cold.

Mrs. Jas. Thompson, who has
spent the summer on their ranch
here, left for home in Prince
Rupert last week.

Dr. and Mrs. Tremayne and
two daughters, of Prince Rupert,

R. L. Melntosh at “The Cross-
ways,”

Dr. West, of Prince Rupert,
spent the: week-end i in Terrace.

W. J. Mitchell, of Toronto,
spent two days in Terrace last
week, .

Major Taylor, of Prince Ru- .

Fal ‘Steams nip ‘Service |
sailings from Prince Rupert

4 5.5. Prince Rupert or Prince George. for--VAN- -

ES COUVER. VICTORIA, SEATTLE, each. WEDNESDAY 8.00
p-m., each "SATURDAY 12.00 midnight,

; "ealls Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River. ;

$5. Prince John For ANYOX and STEWART, Wednesday, at, 10. 00 p.m,
. For all. ports QUEEN. CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, ‘a. midnight .
October 4th, 18th, November Ist, 18th. | a .

aa.

4 PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B“.
EASTBOUND—8.57 P.M. Daily except Sunday. -
‘WESTBOUND—12. “7 P. M. Daily except ‘Toerday.

For Adande Steamship Sailings or father infoasica aprly to any Ceosdian National Ageat oe we
_ RP. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince ‘Rupert, BC

pert, was among the week-end

del aad nal
awe,

visitors in town.

Max and "Floyd Smith, Wil!
Gooper and Carl Gustafson, of
Prince Rupert, spent the weeke
end in town.
J. Mcleod, of New Westminster
was a recent business visitor. _

Vernon Glass, of Prince Rupert,.
spent Sunday with his parents, .
G. E. and Mrs. Glass.

_ Mr. and Mra. Watts, of Prinee
Rupert, are spending a holiday

School Books and Supplies .
You can get no hotter value anywhere ‘than what i is contained, -
: in our very complete, stock: of me

SCRIBBLERS NOTEBOOKS - PENS .
ERASERS ~ RULERS - WATER COLORS “ETE,

THE E TERRACE DRUG STORE

R We] RILEY. . TERRACE -

” PENCILS”
‘ETC,

as the the guests of W. S. and

Mra. Anderson on the Bench.

The Women? 8 Auxiliary of: the
Anglican Church met at the home
of Mrs. J. K. Frost this week.

While at. work on Agar. &
Brook’s store.on Thursday of. last,
‘week, Jas, Burrison.was. serious-|$:

Little sustained bruises. when|
they were hurled several feet to.

for a time, ..

Terrace with his family ‘and’ left

majo
‘present. ee A
ela geeasion: n by Hn ‘the ladies.

Ly

ly injured in. the back: and. Wm. |?

the ground through: the. collapse a
ofa scaffolding. : _Mr.. Burrison’ a|¢
injuries. will. keep him. from ‘work, $-

: The Terrace Bakery. |

“Mir, Barbeaw spent: ‘Sunday. in} oe oe

on Monday for Skeens Crossing. ne
The. Mountaii View. Rebecea

em

was, a visitor last Friday. “Upe

“Save ourself the’ work and ‘worry .
of making: bread at home. “Spring |
* has brought its increaged household -~
 -duties.and the coming ofthe: hot -:,
” ‘summer weather. will. add its-bur-:
/Do not slave at-the range. a
‘Let George do-it, * pon

“Let 4 eee

= ‘den.

ARE ‘MADE ‘to ANY oko

PARTIES CATERED ) 10. 7

‘Highest aualty fea Trend ‘and soiiplled chipped, procaptly toe aug point alone. the ene :

GEORGE POWERS . Proptietor
Py PO: ee wm: = : TERRACE, BC.

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