me dance selections and others, $75.
ae Ford touring-car, good running condi-
fm tion, strong pulling engine, new rear
me. tires, price, $175

me Take,

Hatching Eggs
White Leghorns; heavy-laying strain,

me 6(winter layers} mated to pedirreed B.C.
g. University cockerels, $1.50 for 15 exes,

es Ineubator settings special price. er-
f man Freckman, Terrace. 6!
Hor Sale Dogs. Four male

pedigreed, black

7 @ Cocker Spaniel puppies; your choice at
| $10 each; und have also two females

at $5 each; the mother won two first

‘: A prizes at kennels Vancouver Dog Show.
f One Victrola, Al condition, with oak

good

a record cabinet and 89 records,
One

Vv. F. Dunn, PO.
4 Box 10, New Hazelton, B.C.

5

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

SuRVEYS THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B. C.
. .

4 "TERRACE 1 HOTEL |

| |
mm || J. K. GORDON
=| ; Proprietor

LAA ee tek Peer ers
y

: Interior Decorat ing

FURNITURE POLISHING |
Hoube and’ Sign a

Painting

Mm In town and out of town work solicited

L. W. rae

S Box 84 - -- TERRACE, B.C.

TERRACE |
British Columbia

“land the following officers were

_Jeommittee was left cver until

discussing of plans for the hold-
ing of a 24th of May celebration.
The officers elected were: -

Hon. Pres. — Rev. T. J. Marsh

President— Morse Hatt.

Vice-president—W. E. Smith.

Sec,-Treas. —Rev. J.H. Young.
Asst. Sec.—Princinal Griffin. -

Sergeant-at-arms— Dr, Bleec-
ker. 7
Assistant Sergeant at-ams—R.
Beecher.

Executive—E. Kenney, J. Nor
rington, W. Burnett.

The property man, G. Ander-
son, will have complete charge
of all athletic equipment.

The Athletic Association intend
to put forth every effort in the
interests of sports during the
coming season and request the
assistance and patronage of all
citizens of Terrace and district
who are interested in ‘clean,
‘healthful and beneficial amuse-
ments, Public opinion has been
expressed that Terrace is dead.
Lev’s fvol the public and come
l back to life with a “bang. ”

The annual meeting of ‘the Ww.
A. was held at the home of Mra,
T. J. Marsh on Thursday, March
20, There was a good attendance

elected: president. Mrs. T. J.
Maresh; vice-president, Mrs. H.
Smith; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Geo. Powers: work committee,
Mesdames Gilbert, Sparkes and
Nash. The. chureh decoration

the next meeting, The annual
report was most satisfactory. :

Ladies’ Suits

[ will, do my best. to supply. ‘your

. ANNOUNCEMEN To
I wish to: announce to the ladies of this diatrict that m the early part:
of April I will open.up a

Ready- to-Wear Shop —

in ‘the Post-office Building, .

Dresses ©
and 'a- full ‘line’ of CHILDREN’S ‘CLOTHING. |

: MRS. J ‘IRKALDY .

Twill have a display of |

Hosiery’ ||

wants, and sit your patronage

- TERRACE «

Mrs A. C, Barker and daugh-

merland on Saturday after a
visit to Mca. Barker’s home town
for several weeks.

Mr, and Mrs. E. Plater and
family left Terrace on -Saturday
for the prairie. Mr. Plater has
disposed of his home here and is
going back to his former home
at Blackfoot, Alberta. Terrace
friends were sorry. indeed to see
the Plater family leave this. val
ley and wish them health and
prosperity in their new home, A
great. number of — friends. and
relatives were. at.the depot to
wish them bon voyage.

George Cobb left for Kalum
Lake last week and will soon
begin his work for the summer.
He will do sume development in
his mining claims and as soon as
the roads are in condition will
start his transfer work and get
the season’s provisions out for
the Lake residenis.

Major Acland, of the R. CMLP.,
of Prince Rupert, was in Terrace
on official! business last week.

Ab. Little left for Kalum Lake
last week for the summer season.
It is his intention during ‘the
season to prospect and develop
mineral properties he now holds

Building operations are ‘being
rushed and both B. Agar’s store
and F.C. Bishup’s house are
nearing completion, while’ the
spire on the Catholic church has
been finished. This-addition has
greatly improved the appearance
of the latter building. ‘

Rey. Father - Allard recently
spent a few days. on vacation in
Prinee Rupert.

was a Terrace visitor un Satur-
day, last. .

Chas. Durham, of Usk, was a
visitor in Prince Ruvert on‘Satur-

jday. and Terrace early in ‘the

week,

Rupert, paid his. first professional’
visit-to: Terrace: last’ week, “He

stay. and: Satisfacti on was. exp

ter, Dora, returned from Sum-,

Rupert for. VANCOUVER, VICEORIA, SEATTLE and inter-
mediate points each FRIDAY at 10 a.m.

For STEWART and ANYOK..... eae seree sees .. Wednesday, u Pp. m.

.§.S. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Islands; March 29th, April 12th, 26th,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS. ’

, BASTBOUND—10.51 P M. Daily except Sunda, i.
WESTBOUND | 12 37 P. WV. Daily except Tueszay. eye.

For Ailantic Steamship Sailings of further information’ apply to say Canodian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.
. . es

8.5. PRINCE GEORGE will sail from Prince

VoL. 5 TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY. MARCH 28,’ 1924 _No.

4 For Sale Sppaworgny Past so a ; a oe

Ly ‘'Magoon’” an n- o, - wy . ; no.
ie’s “Perfection”, 10. 1000, f.0.b. : : ; :

Remo, Bee. Apply Joba Neidhart, ||} TOURIST ome Hl ORO, LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

Remo, B.C. 3739 RESORT TERR ACE H Minne . ; = ma

Hot Sprincs. ; ORTICULT .
oh - LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Hatching Eggs 7° : ,

nt tm, snetyet_ ta ie : e The Presbyterian Guild met at LUMBER Paice List

dollar per 18. Apply Mrs. Sawle, New) At hleties Given the home of Mrs. Gill on Thurs- Rough Lumber....2.-....000eeeeeees nae $18.00 per m

Hazelton. 49 day March 20 Shiplap bd . 92 50 a6

rch 20. bank we ee ee eeeeensaenee cvaewereveuae
_ . ’. Sundried and Sized ......ccceeeeeeer ever ens 2200 |
@ For Sale Magoon oot rest cmpet ith 5 Eliood Brooks sue ae t Finished Material... .........66. .40.00 to 65.00 ”
j ry plants er _— en unday a e
| hundred, postpaid: $5.06 per io f. 0b. an ror aan “ Yi earenta Mr. and Shingles........... 200s eee ees from $2.50 to-$5.00 per M
| Plants, ‘$3. 00 per T00. eostpaid, wd eas . Mrs. T. Brooks. He returned to Prices subject to change without notice -

Ebring, Vanarsdol, B.C. éti| An enthusiastic meeting of the Pri Ruvert on Sunda . oe
Terrace Athletic Association was|* Tice *upe y Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.
held in the downstairs committee! Miss Belle Frank returned on . : -

English Bl . Pricea of Moulding, ete., on application
Grass Seed Grass. Seed, room of the G.W.V.A. hall onjSaturday from Prince Rupert. ,
| Germination 26 Per, cent, . One I>. past. Tuesday evening, Mareh 18. The Jack Viger went to Prince Ru- . -
| 25 Ibs or over at 20 cents, f.0.b. Burns business of the evening consisted pert on Saturday and returned
B. D, Boden, Hazelton, B.C. 2)/of the election of officers and} the same night. _ _ a 7 a

‘Bread, -Buns, Biscuits, and
Cakes |

., Wee use only the BEST materials

Highest quality fresh bread and: aupplies shipped promptly to any point along the line

_ The Terrace Bakery GEORGE POWERS.» Propitor

PR, 0. Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

Wilfred Gardiner, of Pacific”

Nyal's Creophos, for atubborn coughs, bronchitis
Nyal’s Quinine and Iron Tonic
Nyal’s Blood Purifier

Riley’ 8 Beef, Iron and Wine-~a good ‘pick-me-
up’? for thi time of year

SRRING.
TONICS.

Spring . Time—Ferry’ 8 Flower ' and. Garden Seeds |

A good selection ,

TERRACE DRUG STORE.

R. W. ‘RILEY

4

_ TERRACE, B. G.

Dr. Kenney, dentist; af Prinee wi
ha

was: kept: yery: ‘busy during his Z

| who, Fespee ful

The Terre | 7
-Club ub

en. 1 purchased. ty, and. is now. He
mnder the personal Management of

| Tommst HOTEL

i” TERRACE _

slong’ the: Tallway ‘to: Stops”
i ; Now. Unger, New, Massgement ,

avors of

‘The most comfortable place |