HE TERRACE NEWS

Vou. 8 TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 192%
== Matthews church this week. lm soeenannd. 7" ; Sales
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Tourist . . " LUMBERING ~ Dolly Edenshaw of Massett arrived ‘ : 1
Resorv TERR ACE . Mininc Saturday and is visiting Mrs, Fred Steamship and Train Service
Hor Sprincs HoxrricuLTURE Nash. 8.°S. Prince Rupert will sail from Prince Rupert
; . : for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle and intermce:!i-
NS - . Mi, and Mrs. Geo. Keith and Miss ate points, each FRIDAY, 9. 00'a.m,

The dance held in the G. W. V. UA.
hall on Wednesday might under the
nuspices of the Lebokah lodge was at:
tended by u good crowd, and as it Wil:
i leap year dance there were nu wal!
flowers. A four piece orchestra pro-
vided excellent music. Many think it
Was the best dance of the season.

Lenten Services are being conducted
In Nt. Mathews ehureh,

Mr. and Alvs. Doll and family wht
have heen living on the Ackr¢yd farm
have moved to Lakelse valley and are
now on Robert. Corlett’s place.

Mrs. Jas, Richmond was in Ruperi
last week,

Pete Magnuson lett Tuesday for Tin-
pert on a holiday.

Mrs. Ardegh was in | Prince Rupert,

the first of the week. Ty

busizess recently.

in Prince Ruport.

sters,

on Wedhesday where he lis been fo1
He has one arn out of
the cast and is nble tudo sonie things
for himself now.

sume weeks,

ing won by Mrs. }Geo.-Dorer and
A. H. Barker, while Mrs. Keith unc

Win. Donald: catried off the consoli-
tions.. .

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Audvew Pete was down from Usk ol

ee

BLys. Williams ts visiting her - sister

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Mrs, Robinyon Zive an illustrated
lecture on India in'St. Matthews Sun-
day school last Sunday.
hhethers were present with the young:

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A. KM, Little got home from Ruperi

Dr. Brammitt addvessed the C. G. J
- on Saturday afternoon, His snb-

A number of

Kerr left ‘Sunday: for Prince Rupert.
Mr. Keith. hopes to have the cast re-
1! | moved from his arm, ‘

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.

For North and South Queen Charlotte Aslands—
fortnightly.

The committee appointed by the
Board of Trade for the purpose of look- §
ing into the possibilities of securing a
suitable ground for a golf course has{{
been active and on Sunday afternoon

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Eastbound—MONDAY, ‘WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 8.08 p.in,

Westbound—TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 11,52 a. m.

were testing out one of the selected Io-
ealities. If satisfactory arrangements
cin be made a club will be organized

at an early date.

$ Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
, Cheques, etc., also for your next shipment.

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Matt Allard of Kallum Lake was in
town over the week end. .

saoe®For Atlantic Stearmship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent u:
. RF. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Mrs. C. Richmond returned from the

Const on Saturday aud has been order-

ed by her doctor to bed for a month or
_{Six weeks complete rest.

T. J. Kirkpatrick had the misfortune
to give his leg a nasty gash with an
axe while peeling poles on his ranch

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Ject was “How to prevent infection.”

the end of the week,

Mrs, Tamer aru family moved or
Tuesday of this weelc.

Quite a few were up from Amsbury
for the Rebekah dance,

tained five tables at bridge on Tues-
day night of last week, the prizes he-

to Franee,”

The Parent-teachers Association Te

gular meeting this month will take the
form of a social ev ening.
by an unknown speaker will-be “n trip
‘Mrs, Haney . will vender

Solos in French, concluding with re-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burnett enter- freshments.

The topic

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A new floor bas been put down in St

tlful weather,

British Columbia—Forest Branch

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EER is not tiquor: it

liquid food. _A liquor
is a beverage ' tn which
alcohol is the base and
principal ingredient, as, for
In beer
the alcohol is only inci-
dental, being about the

instance, whisky.

one thirtieth (3) part of

just enough as a valuable

aid to digestion.

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Liquor Store

“Si LVER | - SPRING

| a oor by the,

“For sale at all Government me

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= Victoria BC.

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s and Beer’ .

BREWERY Lo. h -

lin each case, he fd out and matied

J amination,

: | gormace
(1 Smithers Mareh-12th .

Department of Lands

EXAMINATION FOR THE POSI-
TION OF ASSISTANT FOREST
‘ RANGER

Pose of filling present vacancles and
to enable candidates to qualify fo?
future vacancies and increases in staff

Assistant Forest Rangers:

Assistant Forest Rangers ure em
ployed during the fire season of each

possible by work on improvements.
such as trails etc, Re-appointment is
made each yenr as long ng satisfactors
service is given. Promotion to the
permanent staff is made by merit anc
exuninitions as occasion offers. Thr
salary is $100 per month, Travelling
expenses are also paid.

Qualifications for Candidates:

Candidates must be British. subjects,
residents in British Columbia for ac
least one year, of good character, goad
physical condition and with svoods @x-
perience.

They should heve experience in fire
fighting; possess the ability to organ
ize work and handle yen; and hay;
knowledge of the Forest Act,

The examinations are partly writter
partly oral and are designed to test
the candidates’ ability along the above
lines. All statements made by appli.
cants ns to experience, education and
fitness are subject to verification by
the examining. board.

Preference is given to returned soldier:
- With the necessary qualifications,

The Examinations:

The examination will be held at: the
places and on the dates named below.
Hach intending candidate should apply
to the District Forester of his district
for application forms aud for informa
tion regarding the hour of the exam-
ination and the buliding in which {'
will be held. Application forms shout¢e

to the. District Forester in time - te
reach him at least six before the ex:

Ap ply. to :
Place Date District Forester at

March Sth Brtice Rupe.
e Rupert

Buins Lake March 18th ‘Prines Rupert

: The Felix Club niet. last’ veel at Mrs

Terrace was visited by another snow
storm on Monday after a spell of beau-

“These examinations are for the pur-

year and this period is extended where |

‘fend in hoth cases.

Rough Lumber.............
Shiplap....sssseereee waeee

Finished Material... . woe
Shines... cscs sce

' Ordersffilled at short notice,

LUMBER PRICE List

Prices aubject to change without novice

Prices of Moulding, ete, on application

..$18.00 per MI
.... 22,50 ‘
steaeweesers 2250 *
ceeeees  -40.96 to 65.00 ¢
.. ¢.from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Bt eoanwes ’

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Mill. running continuously.

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Smitbers Won.
All the Games
From Terrace

The Terrace high school teams jour:
neyed to Smithers last Monday night
where they played ao series of gnmes
with the Ladies City team and the
Men's church team, both Terrace teams
loosing out after a hard fight, The
first evening found the Terrace teams
at a disadvantuge, the hall was strange
and the baskets were higher than the
local baskets. Both tenms checked
hard and although Smithers wou by <
gzood’ margin the final scores did not
exuctly indicate the play. Helen Greig
and Mary Wilson were the leading
scorers for Terrace while Marjory Ro.
berts and Avis Wall and Mabel McIn-
tyre headed the list for Smithers. In
the boys games Frank Smith and Jobn
Devoin ‘lead the scoring for Smithers
while Alvn Moore andFrank Hipp did
the honors for Terrace. The final
scores were 28-9 for the girls and 21-9
for the boys, Smithers being on the big

The second evening found both Ter-
race .teams out for blecd. and while
they did not. shed much they say they
did put up o pretty fair exhibition.
The boys played first and held. Smith-
ers down to.a six point lead. The girls
played well the first two quarters but
fell away in the last half.

‘The young people are loud in their
praises’ of. the hospitality extended - by
the Sihithers people. They: had a won-
derful time. There was something do-
ing all the: time. On ‘Wednesday ev-

There. is .to be a return. mateh. and the

played by tHe Ligior Control Beard
h Colambi

Adults—S0c

ening there was n dance for the vistt-| . -
ora and' the. youngsters” stayed with it], te
‘until time to’ take the train for home. |

TOURIST HOTEL }
- Torzace, B. C.

Special provision made for the
Commercial men.

Cigars Cigarettes Tobacces

Geo. Tessier - Prop.

J Xk. GORDON
; Proprietor

TERRACE
British Columbia

Terrace Theatre [|
TERRACE, B.C.

es

The Latest Films Direct
from Vancouver

Every Thursday
and Saturday

Good Music All the latest “

Children under 14,.
Government tax included |

ON otice!

TERRACE ASSEMBLY, 0:15

_ Chappell's when the. prizes, were won |; local teams “hope: to reverse: ‘the Heores, ‘cee Vi ae er
"| by. Mrs. Peel and Mrg,: Sargent. - This} eR ms ; : fon ;
week ‘they | meet Sarge i ie erga
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