TERRACE
MOTORS

FORD DEALERS
New and Used Cars and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford Parts .

Accessories

Gregory Tires

None Better

TAXI SERVICE

The Terrace [rai

has been purchased by, and is now
under the personal management of

who respectfully solicits a continuance

CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat
’ Qpen 6.80 in the morning

Special Suppers or Banquets served
Give. us 8 trial
Frep, DuBoRD - PROPRIETOR

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

‘Suevers Tarouchour CENTRAL B. C.

(TERRACE HOTEL

J. &. GORDON TERRACE
) Proprietor " Britah Columbla

A RAPPER HI Pay nr eas Te Pts Fe)

4

The Index Rooms

BOARD AND ROOMS
by. the day .or week.
Rates reasonable ,

Mrs. E..J. France,. Terrace

"Guild Members Picnicked _
_ ‘The Presbyterian Guild-‘held a
pienic at Lakelse Lake on Wed-
nesday, August 18. The trip

was made by motor atid included

8 jaunch ride -up to the head and

-a.;most appetising. dinner-at the

Lakelse Lodge... Those enjoying
the outing: were: -Mesdames- Al-
00 ristie,
irkpatrick,. Meé-:

;-Brooks, ©

Hor Srainas *

TERRACE perc

“We. Blackstock, of the Dominion
Telegraph, was in and around
Terrace for a few days.

Mrs, T. E. Brooks and Mrs.
rtained their Sunday

Glass ente :
ses at Lakelse Lake

School clas
on Friday. ~
Olof and Mrs. Hanson, of Smi-
thers, spent the week-end at
Lakelse Lake.
Geo. Little went to Lakelse
Lake on Thursday evening, and
returned on Saturday. ©
The Terrace Fall Fair associa-
tion is planning to send a district
exhibit to the Prince Rupert
In order that this exhibit
may be just what it should be,
Club the directors of the local fall fair
Rasinenieniets are requesting the co-operation
of everyone in the valley.
Jack Hoar arrived from New
, York on Friday, and went out to
F. H. AIKEN Kalum Lake, where he spent
~ "| peverat days, leaving early in the

of the favors of all patrons. week for Seattle.
| ; "Robt. Leighton, of the Forest
FURNISHED 8 OOMS TO LET Branch. was here on official busi-
ness iast week. —
a Frank Ross made a trip of two
TOURIST HOTEL days to Rosswood-Kalum Lake
last week, .
W. M.. Leavitt, vice-president
of the Naugle Pole & Tie Co.,.
Spokane, Wash., was a visitor in
Accompanied by Mrs.

Cecilia, are camping at Kalum ;
Lake. — a

was a professional caller. during’
the week.

until 14 pan. duly Terrace.

special arrangements made for partes ||| Leavitt, he spent the week-end
at Lakelse,

i) Mrs, W. O. Fulton an
have returned to their home in
Prince Rupert. after a holiday
spent at Lakelse.
J. A. Gill lost'a valuable horse
this week, when the animal, out
in pasture, fell through an old
bridge and broke its back.
The road gang'is putting in a
new bridge at Deep’ Creek, and
vehicular traffic will be held up
until the end of the week.
- Miss Agnes Gratton, of Prince
Rupert, is visiting at the home of
BE. J. and Mrs.’ Moore. ~

Frank Phiscator has returned wood, Kirkaldy, McLaren “and
; ee ‘| Norrington..---The- president of
The Willing Workers returned |the Auxiliary, Mrs.. Amesbury,
from camp on Saturday and alll and the president of theG. W.V A.
report a most’ delightful holiday. | branch, S,.Kirkaldy, each extend-
Mr. Neilson, superintendent on|ed a vote of ‘thanks to: Mre. Bleee-

s\ker for her efforta-in their be-
finish his contract owing to con- half. Dainty refreshments were
tinued high ‘water, and, accom- served at midnight, when the

from a prospecting trip.

the bridge, haa been unable to

the south ‘on Sunday,
.. Geo. cand, Mrs. Warwick, 0
Anvox, who have been holidaying
at Hill Farm, left for their home
on Sunday. oe

Dr. ‘Ewart arrived from Hadel-

day trip.to Vs

LUMBERING

Mrs. Halliwell and daughter,
Dr.. West, of Prince’ Rupert,

Major Taylor, ‘of the. public

Rough Lumber: ......-0s-seerrees cies eee ey $18.00 per: Ho |
| Ghiplap sss. seccesecesceeeeeneeas creates BBBO AT”
Sized Lumber’ ......-- 0s sere ceverere sesey ds 22,50."
Finished Material... ...+-.+++ we. +40.00.to 65.00 0":

Shingles

Orders filled ‘at short notice.

“LUMBER MANUFACTURER. eee ee

LUMBER PRICE List

nese betes TE) from $2.50 to $5.00 per on
_, Prices aubject to change without notice a :
‘Mill running continuouely.

, Prices of Moulding, ete.. on application .

works department, was 10 town |.
for a few davs last week.

and Archibald, who have been in
Terrace for the last month, have
returned to their homes in New
Westminster. 7
M. P. McCaffery, of Prince
Rupert, was among the visitors
of last week. 7

James Legace, of Vancouver,
was a recent visitor. —

Mra. (Rev.) T. J. Marsh will
be at home to the ladies of the
community on Thursday. August
28, between the hours of 3.30
and 6 p.m. ee

‘Mrs. Bleecker Honored
It was a merry party that gath-

Mrs, EB. Cole on Wednesday even:
4ng of last week in honor of Mrs.
G. H. Bleecker, secretary-trea-
turer of the G.W.V.A. Auxiliary,
who is leaving Terrace on Sep-
tember 1. Dancing formed the
evening's entertainment, and the
spirit was one of a real old-time
dance. Several.G.W.V.A. mem-
bers.attended and did their part
in making every moment a lively
one. Mr. McLaren furnished the
music, The guests included Mes-

Misses A. McDougall, Turnbull |;

For STEWART. ....22+----eeeerees* beneceecseuer Friday, 10.00 p,m.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE, effective June 80th .
§.S. PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements, -
and Buckley Bay, each Monday, at 8pm  — mo ;

SUMMER STEAMSHIP SERVICE. ,

S.5; PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE ¢ .
will gail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,

VICTORIA, SEATTLE and _intermediste points “each 3
Monday, Thursday and. Saturday: ‘at 11.00 p.m. |

Ly peecccateseesacugueeces Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.

_ For Skidegate and all south Jaland ports, each Wednesday, 8.00 p.m.

REDUCED. FARES:

"SMITHERS EXHIBITION, AUGUST 07.29, 1924 }

Foe Athatic Stenmubip’Saiings of funher ifoenaion avoly %0 257 Casadies Natioosl Agent or.

B. F, MeNaughton, Dintriet Passanger Arent, Prince Bupert, BC.

ered at the home of Mr. and|*"*

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Drugs and Toilet Articles

dames Amesbury, Attwood, Bi-

Cole, Hipp. Kirkaldy, McLaren,
Norrington, Powers, Sherwond,

Onalee Greig; Messrs. Cole, Eli-

r_Vears.

Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Betreshing |

—qcE CREAM WITH ALL FLAVORS

SUMMER READING — STATIONERY* - ".. CANDIES by the
- gnd Magazines - -. Plain and fancy «| box or in bulk .

_- Vietrolas arid Victor Records.

TERRACE

‘THE TERRACE DRUG STORE |

-R. W. RILEY.

shop, Bleecker, Braun, Burrison, |

Turner and “Wilson, and Miss/s

“Tet George " Bave-you a ot
; of.making bread athome,’ Sprin
Ee AGU ON eorge. ., bas broug! tits increased housebol a

-\GAKES MADE.TO ANY ORDER _

‘The Terrace Bakery.
panied by Mrs. Neilson, left for party broke: up" after a. most bene scenammnanantt nnn o

~,,Gordon’ Parsons, gon of Rev.:
W. J: (Paréons,, of -Terrace.,.has
| Me ‘been Buecassful in.gaining.a one:
ton on Wednesday- of last week, | thougandédollar scholarship offer-
nd: left-on Thursday on a, ten-|ed:by. the. Colorado School ; of

“| Mines. » ‘Phi scholarship entitles
Prince] him to free .tuition in that insti

Save yourself the work anil worry
3

duties and the coming of the hot
-‘gummer weather will add its bur-

ne Do | ad .*..... den, Do not slave at the range
20 MMB OES a leas, ~* Let George do it. -

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