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TERRACE, B, C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929

No. 18

TOURIST
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Hot Sprines

TERRACE

LUMBERING
Mininc
HORTICULTURE

Miran Duncan van into a barb wire
fence last Sunday and got a nasty cut
on the neck. He needed medical at-
tention.

Floyd Frank is on the sick list.
J. MeGillivary retumed Saturday
after a visit to Prince Rupert.

Mrs. C, C. King and son Corbin are
home again after visiting at Jasper.

Tonse moving started enriy in Ter-
race this spring and last week sever-
ul families changed their abode.

Flue patients are now on the mend.

Some of them were severe but many

-Wwere just severe colds.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rayen went to
Prince Itupert’ Sunday on account of
the IMness‘of Mrs. E. Hunter,

Mrs. J. Martin and family went on
to Smithers Saturday after spending a

_ [few days lere with Mrs. Hamlin.

Services last Sunday in St, Matthew
church were conducted by Mr. Dyson

jiad Mr Hallivell

Rev und Mrs. Robinson gave a re-
ception on Monday evening in honor
of Bishop Rix. A musical program
was a feature of the evening.

Mis LH Skinner of Copper City re-
turned home Monday from Prince Ru-
pert where she was in the hospital.

NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Terrace Woman's Institute Held
A Business Session

The April ineeting of the Woman's
Institute was held on Tuesday nftet-
noon in the Terrace theatre when Mrs.
Hall presided, and Mrs, H, L, Smith
acted as secretary, The election of 2
new secretary und treasurer wos part
of the day's business, owing to the re-
moval of Mrs. Haney who till leave
shortly nnd of the removal of Mrs.
Barker, Mrs, C. A. Giggy was ap-
pointed secretary and Mra. R. W. Ril-
ey ns treasurer. Officers for the boys
nnd givis clubs were appointed as fol-
lows:— President, Mrs. MeConnell;
Vice-president, Mrs. Finter: secretary,
Mrs. R. Braun. Afternoon tea was
then served by Myvs. Riley anid Mrs. W.
C, Sparkes.

Miss Marjory Kenney gave ua party
Friday evening for her friend Toyee
Cole on the eve of the latter’s depar-
ture for Calgary.

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THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

Toilet Articles

lates.

Victrolas and

Drugs Stationery Confectionery Jewellery
Ladies Hand Bags Purses i
for Men Pipes, Tobaccos Cigars and Cigarettes

For Easter—Easter Cards, Novelties and Choco- ‘

Victor Radios

R.W.RILEY - -

- TERRACE, B.C.

Rough Lumber......

Sized Lumber
Finished Material ....

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Orders filled at short notice. -

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE List

Shiplap 0.0.0 0.02. ccc s cece cecncecccceevees

Shingles. ........ veveeseeseess ff0M $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice?

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

. «+ 18.00 per M
22.50 *
22.50 *

Mil running continuoualy.

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fortnightly.

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vic-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each
Thursday and Sunday, 10.00 P. mm.

For Stewart and Anyox, Wedn
day at 4.00 p:
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands, ¢

edad ad

esday, and Satur-
m. j

. PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE 8.C.
Eastbound-~Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 3.08 p, m.

Westbound —Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.52 a, m.

—.. For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
' OR. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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PARENT TEACHERS HEAR AN

ADDRESS ON ZINC PRODUCTION

A meeting of the Terrace Parent-
Teachers Association was held in the
Bhte Room of the G. W. V. A. hall on

| -|TPhursday evening, April 11th. The Io-

en] Association has decided to corres-
pond with the Provinclal Association

~ [with the iden of affiliation and thus
‘lrecelye the benefits of the larger or-

ginivition. A motion was passed in
favor of supplying the school with
the necessary baseball equipment, and

‘fa locker is to be built to hold the equip-
wf inent.
‘|school sports day to be held either on

Plans are progressing for the

May 24 or June 8rd. At the conclu-

-) {alon of the lusiness part of the meet-
-< (iug' Harry King gave an interesting ad-

‘|dress' on furnaces. He discussed the
- [various processes in the production of.
|yine-at the Sullivan mine in Kimberly.
_ (This property produces one tenth of }-
7 the ‘ world’s zinc supply. .He spoke of
-|the dangers connected with working
With zine ore. “At present the daily

production is 4,000 tons and it can con-

~ 6,000: tone, !

- [tinue to do so for 100 years, ‘The. rate
of production ‘is

fo be: increased. “te

Mr. and Mrs, E. 8. Cole and family
left Saturday for Calgary where they
will make their home, A large num-
ber of friends gathered at the depot to
bid them farewell.

Mrs Halliwell is again able to about
after a recent indisposttion.

Mrs, Marintette and daughter Joan
arrived last Monday to take up their
residence here

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‘Thos. Marsh visited his sister in ‘

Prince Rupert Inst week.,

Mrs Farr returned from Rupert or :
Tuesday i

-Mrs, VY Sousie returned Wednesin,
after spending several months In t:..
south, the latter part of her visit Ini
apent in California ace

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The three Terrace ministers went to.
Usk last Saturday afternoon . and ‘as-
sisted in the formal opening of the new
community church there. \ There was
a reception Saturday evening. ‘and -ser-
vices. were conducted ° Sunday: worn
ini. when | regation:: waa.

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