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Orders filled at short notice,

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LUMBER PRICE List

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Prices subject. to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application"

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news es 22.50
-.+..40,.00 to 65.00
..from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

_ Mill running continuously,

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Steamship and Train Serviee t
Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vie-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each:
Thuraday 10,00 p. m. ;
: For Anyox and Stewart, Wednesday 4.u0 p.m. $13
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands 3
Fortnightly, ‘
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} aVASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BCE
Eastbound — Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 8.08 p. m
} Westbound—Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 11.52 a. m.
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For Atlantic Steamship Snilings or further information apply to aay Canadian Matinal Agent or ;
R. I’, MeNaughton, District Passenger Agent. Prince Rupert. B.C.
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ad baad x - ww baal ential heal -
Wampole’s Extract Cod Liver Oil Nyai’s Creophos : - .
Na-Dru-Co, Extract Cod Liver Oil ot
Boots Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil
Nyal's Strengthening Tonic. ..
Victrolas and Victor Records 4
Victor Records formerly 75c now 65c
The Terrace Drug Store
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TERRACE

Mr. and Mrs. ©. R. Gilbert. left
fhursday for Vancouver where “they
will spend a short holiday. They will
be nxecompanied from Prince - Rupert
by Miss Deacon who has been spend-
ing a short holiday with‘ ber niece
Mrs Jus. Parqubr. .

Mrs. Grieg was a bridge hostess on
Tuesday evening when she entertain-
ed atin frrewell to Mrs. Brummitt
Miss Refd: carried off. the prize for
highest score. A dainy cup and sauc-
er. wus presented to the guest of

honor, ‘Followiug refreshments a
’ plensant social hour Was spent,
Mrs, Fordham of Brauns Island

had the misfortune to fall and break
nn ankle bone early in the week. The
local phycician is nttending the pat-
jent at her Home.

Mrs. Geo. Littte was a bridge host
ess on Thursday ufternoon when she

entertained two tables, The: prizé
for highest score heing ‘won by Mrs,
OT. Sundol | ak

Mrs, B. M, Smith waa oa visitor to
Prince Rupert ‘on Thursday. a

Mr. and Mrs. W. HL Burnett enter-
tuined five tables of bridge on “Tues,

. any evening Inst. The prizes for high-

home on Wednesday. |

and Mrs, Marsh and Jeft Monday. for

Kenney and Dr, Brummitt while Miss
Donald and Staniey Smith carried off

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the consulation,

The many friends of F. C. Bishop
are pleased to know he is nuking a
good recovery following his recent itl-
hess and will. be on the .job again
early in the week, “

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Mrs. W. King is spending ex holiday
in Prince Rupert with friends.

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Geo, Buster, who erme north: with
Mr. and Mys, Ackroyd from Wain-
wright Alta, last fall had the misfor-
tune to have his hand badly cut. on
Monday last. He was rushed into
town and attended by Dr, Brummitt
and was accompanied to Prince Rup-
ert by Rev. A. W.: Robinson, His
friends ave hopeful that the use of
his thumb, which was badly injured,
will be retained.

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Miss Detinger who has been. spend-
ing a short time in Prince Rupert
with ‘her mother, Mrs, Doll, returned

_Drvond Mra, Brommuitt and..son,
Bill were ‘week-end guests of. Cannon

Smithers where the doctor will ‘pract-
ice bis proffession. During thelr’ stay
here they hava made- manny freinda

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who regret thelr \devision to: lea

Terrace Notes |

and A. Goodenotigh

Olof Hanson

were visitors in town in the Interest.

f their pole business.

A. Thompson was among the busi-
ness visitors last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Gillispie of Vancouver

. “a spent a few days in town.

H. EL Wallace. of Smithers artived

on Sunday fron the Bast.

1A. MeDonald returned Wednesday

after a few days holiday in Prince
Rupert.

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Mrs. Wilkinson of Remo visited her

daughters, Mrs. Fagan and Miss B.
Whkiison for a few days last week,

Win. Robinson has been appointed
~% the Vancouver Exhibition Associa-
ion District representative in Terrace

A day of prayer will be held ‘in’ St.

Mathews Church on Friday 7th. -com-
meneing®

at 11 A. M. Tunch will be
erved at the Rectory between 12 and

1p. m. meetings resumed at 1.30. Ad-
dresses by a number of speakers on
various topics,

Everybod} welcome.

Geo. aster who cut his thumb with

fm axe nt Ackroyd’s ranch early in
the week is suffering from blood pois-
on. - ;

On Sunday afternoon as Jack and

Jean Kirkaldy three and two years re-
spectively, were playing Jean slppéd

nto a hole between 3 and 4 feet deep

which had been left following an ex-
ecavating the water pipes.
reached her arm pits. Jack tried to
rescue her and fell
screnms
suffering from the experience.

The water

in also. His
brought help, Neither are

Harry Bowman C. N. R. Represent-

There will be offered for sale by’
Public Auction at the office of the
Forest Ranger, Terrace, B. ©. at 2 P,
M. on the 20th, day of March, 1930,
the Licence x12252, situated in the
Kitsumgallum Valley, to cut 138,645
lineal feet of cedar poles and Piling.
Provided anyone unable to attend
he Auction in person may submit :
sealed tender to be opened at the hour
of Auction ond treated as one bid.
Three (3) years will be allowed for
the removal of this timber,

artieulars of Chief Forester, Vie.
toria; District Torester, Prince Rup.
ert or tanger S. G, Cooper, Terrace.
BC. : 4t.

Public Auction at the office of the
Forest Ranger, Terrace; B. C. at 2 P.
M. on the 20th. day of March, 1930,
the licence 212253, situated in the Kit-
sumgallum Valley, to cut 83,205 lin-
enl feet of Cedar Poles and Piling.

. Provided anyone unable fo attend
the Auction in person may submit a
sented tender to be opened at the hour
of Auction aud treated as.one ‘bid.

removal of this timber. -

toria, District Forester, Prinee Rup
ert, or Ranger 8. G. Cooper, Terre
B.C.

TIMBER SALE X12253

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There will be offered for sale by

Two (2) years will. be allowed for
Particulars of Chief Forester, ¥ic-

ce,
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WCMAN'S INSTITUTE MEET

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The regular meeting of the Womeus
Tnusthute was held in the Blue roam
of the G. W. V. A. Hall on Seturday
afternoon last.” President Alrs. Biium-
miét. oceupied the chair, The meeting
opened with Institute Ode ‘and after
the. minutes and correspondence lind
been Msposed of the roll call was au-
swered by houshold hints which were
very interesting and helpful. The re-
sisnation of the president was pres-
ented again ahd accepted.. Election
for a new director was then exrried
out, ALvs. Ross winning over two other
candidates by a lurge majority. Mrs.
H. I. Smith gave a veport from the
hospital hoard. This was followed by
a round table talk on the ways and

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the Licence x12245, situated
Kitsumgallum” Valley, to cut 101,207
linenl feet of cedar poles und piling.

the Auction in person may submit 5
sealed tender to be opened at the hou:
of Auction and treated as one bid.
removal of this timber.

torin, District Forester, Prince Rupes
or Ranger, 8. G.. Cooper, Terrace,
Cc. .

TEMBER SALE X12245_ ‘
There will be offered for snie “by
ubiie Auction st the office of the
orest Ranger, Terrace, B. GC. at 2 B

+ On the 20th, day of March, 1930.
in the

Provided anyone unable to attend

fwo (2) years will be allowed fo:
Particulars of Chief Forester, Vie-

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means of establishing and maintain-
decided to esk the hospital board to
ing a hospital and on motion it was
call a public meeting to have the mat-
ter thoroughly discussed, The meet-
ing endorsed a motion to exclude mar-|
ried women whose husbands have
ample means of support from work-
ing. A farewell address was present-

ative of the Agriculiural trains speut
a few days in town. early in the week
in connection with the arrival of the
| Agricultural train on April 4th. This
has also proved an interesting event
for the school pupils os well as the
aduits in the district.

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‘News of the death of Earnest Hoult

which occured in Vancouver on Feb..
22nd. was received by his brother Wil-
liam here, He had been confined to
St. Pauls hospital for some time but
had left, no hope being entertained

or his recovery. He was preparing

to return to his brother when a hem-

rage proved fatal. He was pre-de-
easel by his father several months

ago Icaving only his brother at Lake-
ise to mourn his loss

to whom the

yinpathy of freinds and neighbors

are extended.

The Basketball novelty dance hekl

in the GW, V.-A. Hall on Friday

vening last proved 8 howling success,

A four piece orchestra provided the
music for dancing. --
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THE GOVERNMENT AND THE
SOLDIER

There is an interesting document. in

in the records of Parlinment whieh,
in the light of the King Government's

re-election concer for the returned

soldier, becomes doubly interesting,
It is a bill which reflects Liberal in-
terest In the veteran
War.
Cahill, Liberal member for Pontihe.
and one of the leading members of
! . the party in the House,

of the Great

It's sponsor was Frank 8.

In fact Mr,
nhill has for some years been chair-

man of the Committee on Railways
and Canals which is only one’ step re-
moyed from cabinet membership: in
party counclls. ey _
.. Theybill appeared: to mend the: Civil
Service Act and lenve to introduce it
was sought by: Mr..Cahiil on Decemb-
er 18,1926. It, appeared ;, for. first:
rending February .1927,, Its purpose
was, to take away from the returned
soldier the- very small Preference then
given him in seeking: employment. in-

bers was. 9, keen. that “the measure
Was. Withdrawn, but ft stands on ‘the
records as jasting evidence of. the-lack |B, -O.

has been characteristic of the Govern: |

ed Mrs. Bremmitt on her intended
departure from Terrace read by Mrs.
H. L. Smith as follows :—. .
Dear Mrs. Brummitt—It- is with
much regret that we learn of your in-
tended departure from Terrace in the
hear uture. You have not been with
us very long but lang cnougi for vs
to feel your lovable personality, nad
know that you are possessed of more
than ordinary business ability and the
qualities: that make an ideni worker
in the Institute. You have made
mauy friends who will miss you in the

the Auction in person Inay submit in
senled tender to be opened at the hour
of Auction and treated as one bid. .

removal of this timber,
toria; District Forester, Prince Rup-

ert iy or Ranger S. G. Cooper, Terrace,

TIMBER SALE X1224

There will be ‘offered for sale by

Public Auction at the office of the °

Forest Ranger, Terrace, B. C, at 2 P,
M. on the 20th. day of March, 1930
the Licence -x12246 situated in the
Kitsumgallum Valley, to cut 88,250
lineal feet of cedar poles and piling.

Provided anyone unable to -attend

Two (2) years will be allowed for
Particulars of Chief Forester, Vic-

4t.

social life of the community, You
have always, been ready and willing
to help with ony good enuse and ip
the social activities. We fel we arc
loosing a. valuable member of the In-
stinte and also of the community but
our Joss is Swnithers gain. We know
that you will carry on and do your
burt in your new surroundings, In
conelision we wish you all success
and happiness in your new home,

_ Meimebers of the Women’s Institnte,
Following the business meeting the

execntive met and appointed Mrs.
Ross us President for the reminder
of the year,

P

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of

EDISON EVELUTION re

Hush, little golden rod, ; :

Don’t you gy

- Yowll be a b'toon. tire
By and by. ,

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' Thore will be
Forest Ranger, Terrace, B. C. at 2 P
M. on ithe 20th. day of Mareh, 1089.
the Licence «12247,
lineal feet of cedar Poles ant piling, |

the Auction in person ney submit 2.

toria; District Forester, Prince Rup-

‘TIMBER SALE X12247
_ offered “for sole hy ~ 0
Auction at the office of the, i

ublie

i situated in the .
itsumgallum Valley. to cut 14,625

Provided. anyone unable to atte

aled. tender .to be opened at the noar’
Auction and treated'as one hid,
One (1) year will. be allowed for —
moval of this timber. - .
Particulars of Chief Forester, Vie--.

t; or Ranger 8. G, Cooper, Torres 5
C. 4t.

Pass the whisk broom — ;

Bettie (just™ home from. a holiday
in Egypt) And, Auntie, it was: go in-
teresting; the tombs and- pyramids
and things were all covered with
hieroglyphs,” ‘
Aunt Loulse—Oh, dear, I hope you

didn't get any on you, child " M

the clyil service. The disabilities he
suffered, the dangers he faced, the
time he lost in the service of his. coun-
try was:not'to be considered ‘nt all, if.
Mr. Cahill’s bill carried... °° _
Resentment. of, Conservative mem-

of

of regard’ for. the returned man ‘which

Public Auction
Forest Ranger, Terrace B. Oat 2°P.

the Licence x12250, ‘sftuated...in the °
Kitsumgalium-
lineal feet: of cedar poles: and piling, |’.

the .Auction in person:
sealed, ten

the ‘renioval of thta‘ti
|: Particulars of je
‘tora: District
ert; or

TIMBER SALE X12250

There will be offered’ for’ sple br
at the offiea of the

. on the 20th. day of March, 1980;

¥alley,; to cut ‘96,300
Provided ariyone’ unable -to attend:
may ‘submit, i
der to be opened: at. the-houi. °
Auction ‘and. treited‘ag.one -bid.:
Two (2) years: will -he allowed ‘for

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