- FERRACE, Be Cy. WEDNESDAY, “JULY & (8, 1981

” No. 25

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"SPECIALS

your choice of 1 60¢ jar of Dav:

(@ | victors

-One 75c- «Stearns Day. Dream Cleansing Cream’ and.

or Vanishing Cream, : or. Face}Powder of. Rouge. for. .

: Astringosol Special---One Lanistar Glass in: asta shades,
free with each 60e or $1.00. bottle of this mouth wash.

Fly and: Mosquito. Preparations---Fly. Kyl Spray, Fly Tox
Whix,- ‘Rexall, Nyal. Mosquito Creams and Lotions, _

“VICTOR RECORDS -

FOR MAY

Dream Cold.Cream

| 500

‘VICTOS. RADIO -

~The Terrace Drug Store _

R.W.RILEY.- + = “TERRACE, B. é.
FISHING TACKLE - ‘CAMP EQUIPMENT

Bae _

"-PRESERVIN G KETTLES
: PRESERVING JARS

“RUBBER RINGS.

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| sect ace ‘citizens the electric lights

and

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_ Lumber. Prices Down _

Rough Lumber

Terrace’ 2 Prices. _ es “ oT

nas 7

No. I Shiplap ..
4 inch Now i Shiplay. .

26.00 -
13,50.

No. 2 Shiplap, 6 in. 8 in. and 10

Spruce and $Iemlock, No, 1 Clear Flooring: Spruce, “Hem
Jock. and Cedar Finishing Launber, Drop Sialing, V-Joint

Bevel Siding, eice., from. ...
Shingles from

in ... 13.50.

930,00. to. 60.00.

Moulding from 1c. up per. lineal foot. :
Prices subject: to change without noticce ve

“write. te Geo. Little Lumber Yard, Smithers, When: wanting
: prices on all grades of lumber and the following :—-

Cottonwood. Veneer, Gyproe, ‘Brick; Lime, Plaster, Cement, Win-
- dows, Doors, Bullding Paper, Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,
Shingle Stain, Fir Flooring, Finishing Lumber, ete, etc a

‘west:

vn tenes $2.50 to. 450

George. Little

_ Terrace, B. ri

1 "Phitbert Hotel

“TERRACE; B.C.

- Running” Water Diniag: Room.
Electrice Light Telephone’
{ - Travellers Sample Rooms . .

“PR. oO Box-29 “=!
iL Martin, Proprietor

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"Terrace ‘Notes

om. “Martla, ‘game ‘warden, ‘Prince!
ee Rupert, was in town over the ‘Weelr
- end on: stficial: - ‘business; Mp om

. "O. BL. Gregg”

ts in ‘town for the ¢ ena
‘uf tug w weed... : :

gone to Lakeise for the summet, -

‘Mrs, A. Attree and two sons” have
The
two sons of Mrs: B. Cole | are ‘algo in
the party. on a

Bley en 1 vitnesses trom 1 Terrace’ went
to Prince. Rupert -on ‘Monday. morning |

to. be. present at ‘the trial of Town ve ;
.}Hialliweil which case opened: on, Tues.
| day ‘before Jadge: Young. 7

"Riss Nellie’ ‘Bates “Or Loveland, ‘Gal,
arrived early in, ve_Wweek and Will be.

Kalvin Lake for the. next: few. weeks,
.»|Miss Bates is interested in mining, in |.
‘| the. ‘Kalum district. roo

. Mrs, ‘Meteod. went to Vancouver on,
Sunday. to meet” “her. daughter: Jean.

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: The. high ° “school state “entertained

Jon ‘Tuesday night ‘at Lost: Lake, '

Anise Muiro. ‘Yett Saturday for Prince
oF * lreorert “where éhe’ was “Joined: by” “Miss
: awed and they then Broceeded: to ea

. home. =

~ Miss
from the south and is” holidaying here

with relatives.

Smithers to attend an. inquest as | core
. oner. . ;

teacher}. left- Thursilay:-for: er “home

“DOMINION Day IN ‘TERRACE

‘\ Parade and Junior Ball Wame in the|

Morning, Ball Game’ in’ After-
” ‘noon, Foot ball and dance

adhe > ‘i awe

: Dominion’ ‘Day found a great many
risitors: in Terrace. for. the celebration
‘which started at 9.80 a.m. _ “The par-
ade: sas: not-as » slong “as some: ‘former
parades, -but the Song. of Canada, the
winners “of .the prize, was o- -whole
show. itself. . Slim Jordon, as director,
was. good. - Following the parade a

junior ball. game’. was played. - -In the
J afternoon - Terrace,-. Usk played and

Usk- made’ the best showing of the sea-

‘json and ‘almost defeated. the Terrace

team.’ Usk took the lead: early in the
game and held it until the. ast” Inning
when . Terrace: scored ‘two and . gave
them the-game with ‘a score-of 12 to 11

‘In the evening the Native Sons and
the: League. of Nations payed football
and the Native Sons.won. There was
a large crowd present.

The dance drew'a large crowd and

music was furnished by a five’ pléece.

The: dance: made a fitting
close to a perfect days. |

were. turned on again Tuesday night.’

. ‘Miss Evelyn Brether of Winnipeg:

is a guest of her giand parents; Mr.
‘Mrs. Emil. Wille.

“ye :
Misses Clara and, Dorothy

Little

lentertnined twenty young people Sat-

turday afternoon. —
Mrs, Beveridge entertained at bridge
on Thursday afternoon. There weré

: four tables, Mrs. Ardagh won first
: and Bins. B. Tt. ‘Kenney gecond.

- the summer ° at Mrs. ‘Michiel’s old
.t

Miss Munro, waa a guest of honor

Jon ‘Tuesday ‘uesday evening when a
number of her friefids met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Greig to tender. her a
-} farewell.
ing her studies at the University, ‘after
the holidays. ; os

Miss Munro intends resum-

Margaret Ghreltiew. . vans

Will Robinson left Saturday tot

Albert Moore and. Roy Thomas. got

‘back from | the coast dase, week, .

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” Miss Halliwell - of the Prince Ropert

school staff is at her home “for Vhe- sue
[me .

Henry Smith’ is nursing a diglocat-

éd ‘arm, the result of an explosion £ fol-
: flowing pumping. a tire too hard, - :

Mrs. James Farquhr of Prince Thuy |
ert is a guest of her mother, Mrs. T.||
J.

. Marsh.

"Tor vacation at Lakélse. Lake, going .
oil for a few days. each Week.

Mra: “Sherw po Mre ‘MeNelli.

: Migs Pirker" spent. ‘several. days : ‘Last :
the. pupils: at’ avery. enjoyable. plenté week -ot the's aummer: ‘home: of Mri .
"| Rherwood. co,

oes wk: a

ee

Mise ‘Metnnes, asststent hish school

at North, ‘Bulkley. : She, wae: accom

“Mr. Beveridge ig erecting A. summer
-home at .Lakelse, -.,

_ Mrs, "Ardagh is. “spending” her sum-

been ty

Terrace School”
Exam. Results.

Passed in order. of rank. From one
‘to two—Marie Hall, Theresa Neuhau-
ser," Margaret Matthews, George Dov-
er, Lilian Weymouth, — Joan Daly,
Rosealene Downing, . Mabel Weymouth,
Delores Cramer, Geraldine Fagan,
Betty. Dover, Henry Desjardine Olar-
ence McCulloch,. Armand Bissonnette,
Atia Cramer, James McCulloch,"

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Passed from grade 2 to grade 3, in
order of rank--Jean Beveridge, Louise
Matthews, Bernice Munger, Mildred
McColman, Jessie Llewellyn, John. Lit-
tle, Perey Bedore,- Kathleen Smith,
Henry Thomson, Edgar Cole, Whit-
field Elder, John Beveridge, Clarence
Doll, Eric Turner,.. Mary. Little, Ros-
ing Bedore. ‘

Pass Ust, grade 3 to grade 4.1n or~
der of merit—Jean- : Desjardine, Bila
France, Tommy Turner, ‘Billy Llevwel-
lyn, Margaret -Little, Malcolm Eider,
Charlotte. Neson, Lorraine Doll, Thel-
ma Mist, Mamie Haugland, Jackie

_ Grant, Edith Little, Adeline Nelson,

Rosa Cote :

Grade 4 to grade’ 5_-Kawin Willson,
Arthur MeColeman, Ina Smith, Char-
lie Houlden, Jimmie Walsh, Ronald
Cole, Norman Smith, Jack Durrant,

‘| Albert Haugland, Hilda Duncan, L.

Cramer, Lorraine ‘Kenney, ‘Thomas

Presby, Emma ‘Nelson. ~

Grade 5 to grade 6, in alphabetical
order—Harry Attree, Kenneth Attree, |
Helen Beveridge, Corbin King, Jobn
Desjardins, Verna Duncan, Alice Fin-

‘Iter, Elsie Hipp, Kenneth Jones, Mar-

f 4 05> t garetKenney,< Gordon * Little, ‘Thelma
, Me. and. Mra. ‘Michtet: lett Tnesdoy

: for. Burns Lake ‘where they Will - put

Olsoxi, Helen : Olson, Charlie: Williams.
Promoted. on Tecommendation,, Mary
West. a

From grade G to grade 7,.1n alpha-
betical order—-Billy Cooper, Norman

Chapman, Jean Doll, Billy Dowulng,

Dorothy Head, - Margaxet Houlden,
Lloyd Jones, Mazin ‘Llewellyn , Mar-
jory Llewellyn, Jolin McCulloch, Mar-
ion McLeod, Hileen Taft, Jimmie
Smith, Dorreen: _ Willson, Eddie Wil-
liams. —

Grade 7 to grade 8—With honors—

Adela Haugland, Mary Mansam, Jen-
ny Eing. .

“Passed. order ‘of ‘sietit—Anthony
Hipp, Wilfred McLeod, “Dorothea Mar-
tin, Gilbert McCulloch, Earl Hadie,
Eugene Llewellyn, Barbara Sherwood,
Cissy Richmond, Clara Little, Frances
Smith, Joseph Hipp, Vivian Dix.

Miss Patmore, primary teacher is at
her home in Rupert for the summer.

Miss Elste Reid, formerly principal
of, the high school ‘here arrived from
Vancouver on Friday and is a guest
at ‘the- -home of Mrs. Marsh.

Mr. . Wallace spent a. few days in
Prince Rupert ast week,

Mr, Bowering has resigned his po-~
sition as high school principal here
and left Wednesday for Hazelton and
from there motored to his home in
Suinmerland. He will assist bis fa-
ther for‘the next year as s the father 13
in poor health.

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Mrs, Northover and daughter of

_ Smithers who have been guests of Mrs
{C. A. Smoith returned home on Satur-

aay last. ; ee

Miss Margaret Martin ‘of the Smith-
ers hospital staff, spent’ Dominion Day
under the parental. rook.

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has. ‘Willian ‘and. Dorothy ‘Whitlow
at Usk. spent the. week end in town.

‘| Beary Jackson, a graduate druggist

from Prince Rupert, has taken a post-
tion With Rk. W. Biles. ;

wat money.

~~~ buying: now while prices-are low, knowing
| .. +. .-that these ‘prices. cannot remain at the pre- = ;
mo 7 sent level very long. a |

oN fot in many. years has ‘there ‘Been such ‘an .
- ebportaniy to. eet SO much for 80. little -

The. thrifty- are. ‘wang! the’ ‘advantage of

a ~ Buyers are eager: to buy when they find bar-
_ c= or-hear of them.
as ‘bargains and advertises thi

The merchant who
em well,

M,* ‘Duncan, F. Dover, Archie Finter, ~~