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Vou, 8 a “ ‘TERRACE, B.C., WEDNESDAY.JUNE 6, 1925 - No, 22
= == A party of young people, accompani-| - ann " fot_ee
ed by Mrs. John Warne, left Saturday 4 ; , 4
: _ TOURIST ; LUMBERING night, for. Lakelse Lake where they * . M4
. Rzsorr " TERR ACE Minne. |/|camped for the night, leaving in the Steamship and Train Service
Hor Springs ; . a HORTICULTURE — morning for the hot springs: where Sailings from Prince Rupert for Aneouver and

{ : they spent -tiie day at the hotel. D. AY at iL O0 p.m. eae an
4 - = — 7 ry

H. G, Fraser, school inspector, paid
im offictal visit to the local schools
the end of last week, .

Mrs. Diggzles and family returned
early last week after a holiday at Br
stew.

Mr. and Mrs. Fulton: have returned
to their home in Prince Rupert after
spending ten days: at their -suinmer
home at Lakelse.

' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sims left Monday

for Prince Rupert where the former -i:
to represent the parish at the Synod
meeting on Wednesday when the new
bishop of Caledonin will be eleceted,

In the absence of Rev, Robinson on
Sunday last the services in St. Peters
were taken by N, Sherwood and H

Halliwell.
the organ.

Ca

Rev. T. a, “Marsh lett Monday for

Prince Rupert to attend the Synod.

Mrs.. Judson. of Vancouver arrived,
_ jon Saturday to join her husband: whe
is in charge of the Judson’ Pole Co,'r

operations here.

~ J. Agar of Swift Current, Sask., ar-
Tived Saturday with a carload of hor.

ses and stock. While here he is the
guest of his brother J. B. Agar.

Sete meee

Mrs. EB. M. Parker and son of Prince

Rupert were in town over the week enc
meen ot .

Frank Belway returned Friday af:

ter spending the Iast few months in

Seattle. He has gone to Kallum Lake

Wim, Donald presided. at

‘town on Thursday.

‘Terrace on business on Friday.

_ Mr. and Mrs."J. Ferguson and fam

office,

old home in Bangor, Maine.

D. W. Davis of Cedarvale,- was a

arvile property.

quietly spent in Terrace,

A Joint meeting: of the Canadian Le-
gion and the Auxiliary was held in G

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co

T on a wheelbase of 107 inches—four

Be

“IK OF.

inches longer than before . . . swung low
to the road , . . and with its hood streaming
back in graceful, unbroken lines to. blend with
contours of the Fisher bodies—the “Bigger and
Better’ Chevrolet is everywhere hailed as a car
of outstanding distinction. -

The new radiator is -higher and narrower, and

embellished with a large, flat, all-metal radiator

cap. The hood is longer and deeper—vividly
interpreting the greater stamina, staunchness
and fleetmess of the new chassis, Windshield

posts are slender and graceful, bodies are beauti- -

fully beaded and paneled, hardware is of period
pattern, and roof-lines are smartly’ low.

Interiors, too, are impressively rich—with new
upholeteries, wide, restful seats, and a beautiful
enclosed instrument panel—indirectly lighted. -

Come, see this great new car—and yow ll know

‘. why thousands have acclaimed it the world’s most
‘Iuzurious low-priced automobile,

C-26-5-28¢° |
The GMAL. 2 2 Gencrat Hoters’ own deferred ment plan
afords the most ¢ £ and way of Suying your

Chevrolet on time.

NEW LOWER PRICES

Roadster = «= « $623.00 Imperial Sedan - + $890.00
curing - = = 625.00 Convertible Cabriolet « 863.00
Coupe. = = » 740,00. Commercial Chassis = -. 470.00
coach = ‘= = = 740.00 Roadster Delivery - - 625.00
Sedan = = = =, 835.00 Tou Truck Chassie « «¢ 635.00

Roadster Express $650.00

_ Ail Prices‘at Factory, Oshawe, Ontario, -
_ Givernment Taxes, Bumpers and Spare Tire Eatea

“TERRACE HARDWARE co.
| Terrace, B. C.

MOTORS OF:

GENERAL

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CANADA. LIMITED

ory
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'.. |day for Prince Rupert where Mr, Rob
‘|inson and three others will be ordainer

‘, Prize ‘Lists now Being Printed and bc

- | the first of next week. The list 1s ‘+
«| bigger one than last year and the prize
| affered: should attract avery large en-

* | tty st.”

“| bas been. delayed until almost the day

7 [of the fair and there. was mmeh diffi-

> | Phe ‘Austilaxy of the, ‘Cimaataa : ‘Le-
gion held’-2 successful: ‘snle ‘of homie

W. V. hall on Thursday evening, A
large number were present and after
the business had been transacted _they
joined in a social hour. Comrade N
Sherwood. gave an interesting talk or
his recent trip. to England. He re-
ferred to the many changes taking
place in Birmingham, bis home town.
All new buildings are being erected o:
Canadian plans and the Canadian me-
thod of doing business is heing adopted

Mr. and Mrs. Browatski and fami-
ly have returned from a holiday spent
in Vancouver.

Last Thursday afternoon Mrs., Jobr
McRae was an afternoon tea hostess
at the McRae ranch in Kallum in hon-
or of her guest, Mrs. G. H, Munro,

A number of new books have: beer
received at the Canadian Legion 1 lib-
rary. :

- Mrs. A. HL Barker was an afternoor
tea hostess on Friday afternoon whe
she entertnined a few friends in hona'
of Mra. A. C. Fowler.

Mrs. McLeod arrived last Wednes-
‘day from Chilliwack and is apendinr
a holiday with her husband who ts ir
charge of the CG. N. It. station. °

"Rey. nud Mrs. Robinson left Ratur

in St. Andrews cathedral on Sunday
Tune Sra.

“AMM. A. ©. Fowler and daughters of
Smithers are visiting Mrs. T. J, Marsk
jean .

THE TERRACE FALL FAIR

“Headly to Distribute Next Week

the prize lists for the Terrace Fal
Tair are now in the hands of the prin.
ter and w ill be ready for distributior

The ‘Fair “Association ne
taken a long. step towards making thr
‘fair a. big suecess and thus getting Its
prige list out so early, In the past i?

culty to know what to preprre for the
exhibition, This year that Will nat be,
the case and ° the ‘exhibits: should. be
better, than. ever, “The fair this. Fear. t is
to” be held ‘on, Sentember ith, - os

J. A. Crotty of Kallum Lake was In

HB. 8. Pordiff of: Cedarvale was In

iiy of Haysport arrived on Thursday
to relieve T. Walsh at the telegraph
Tom. and his two sons have
bone on a two month's holiday to hi.

business visitor In Terrace last week.|.
.|He is making progress with his Ced-

The King’s Birthday on Monday: was ‘

4.06 p.m,

fortnightly.

For Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday at

For Stewart each Saturday ut 10.00 p.m.
For North and South Queen Charlotte Aslands—

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BE.
Eastbound— Daily, except Sunday 3,08 p.m

Westbound— Daily except Tuesday, 11.62 a, m.

.

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Ordera, Foreign
Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment.

- For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent o
. R. F, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

Shingles. . .

* Orders filled at short notice.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
| LUMBER MANUFA¢ ‘TURER

LUMBER PRICE Lisi

Rough Lumber. ....cseseesesseeeveee . ..- 618,00 per
Shiplap.... 0.0.00... cece ee eee eceenees 250° '
Sized Lumber wo... ccc ee ceca ee eee es Neeeee 22.50 **
Finished Material .... weteeseesees 40,00 to 65.00  ‘

ves “from $2.50 to $5.00 per ra

Prices subject to change without notice

" Prices of Moulding, etc., on » application,

Mill running continuously.

Make Immediate
Application for
Free Inspection

The division of botony, Central Ex-
perimental Farm, Ottawa, will list ap-
plicntions, free of charge, of  pldts
planted with certified sead potatoes,
with a view to certification. Applien-
tion must be made on the proper form
provided and be veeeived for listing,
not Inter than Jime 15, in order to re.
evive free inspection: ©

Applications veceived after that date
cannot be guaranted “inspection, In
cases where possible inspection may lt
granted late applicants, but only — or,
their agreeing to pay, all costs incurre’

by the inspector in connection with hi

visits,
tuined from H. 8. McLeod, district ir
spector, cnre provineial agrononis’
parliament buildings, Vietorin, : and wil
be necepted nt the same nddvess tor

listing inspection.

‘It is not the chief purpose of” the de
partinent to encourage growers to ‘plan:
certified sed- with a view to’ havin;
their crops inspected for eertificatio:
purposes, beenuse every potato grow.
er has not the necessary patience «7

time, or suitable location or equipmen’
for. growing certified seed. The ob
ject rather is .to have every growe’
plant the best seetl obtainable for thei
commercial crop, and - to help. to. kee}
down to a minimum destructive plant
disenses , with ‘their - resultant seriou:
effect on “ yhelds. It is desirable to oh,

tine. the: cost: of production. | o

Application forms may be ob | ~

TOURIST HOTEL

‘Terrace, B. C.

Special provision made for the
Commercial men.

Cigars Cigarettes Tobaccos

. Geo. Tessier - ‘Prop.

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| TERRACE. HOTEL |

J K. GORDON
Proprietor

TERRACE
‘ British Columbia 3

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Terrace Theatre
" TERRACE, B, C.

The Latest Films Direct
from Vancouver

Every Thursday =
and Saturday.

‘Good Music ~All the latent .

“anes 80 Children under: 14, 2c
‘Government tax included.

tnin greater nere-yields and so to re [>
The. use; .. -:
“OF ‘certified seed on DANY farnia would. :
|" double. the: seta now belt obtained ;

on ‘A. Watt, "norenmont agent at: Ba a

- ~ Notice!

| nent, returned from, Rally. Take ory

cooking.- and candy im the G. W, Vos

{uaa on | Saturday: Taste ae

a’ tow: Alay: -