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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

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FORD DEALERS .
New and Used Cara and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford Parts

Accessories

Gregory Tires

None Better

TAXI SERVICE

The Terrace
Club

of the favors of all patrons.

Nast Saturday to spend a week

Shas been purchased vchased by, and. is now
amunder the personal management of

iF. H. AIKEN

who respectfully solicits a continuance

A FURNISHED R OOMS TO LET

TERRACE

- The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sampie Rooms in con-
nection

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

TOURIST POTEL

TERRACE, 8.C.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

Sunveys Turovuanour Centra B. C.

Hot SPRINGS

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mer TERRACE knee |

HorTicuLTURE

James Lloyd, of Usk, was.a
visitor on Friday of last week.

The burial service took place in
Terrace on Monday of Master
Arnold. Weismiller, who was
drowned at Usk on Saturday last.

Dr. Bleecker made a profes-
sional trip to Vanarsdol Friday.

Morse and Mrs. Hatt and Otto
and Mrs. Hees made a trip to
Kalum Lake over the week-end.

Donald Burnett left for Dorreen

visiting Jack Sparkes Jr.

j. K. Gordon was a visitor in
Prince Rupert this week.

Miss Marsh, who: has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy
Amos, for the last few weeks,
has left for her home in Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs, MeClymont have
returned to Prince Rupert after
a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
MelIntosh,

Mr. and Mrs.. E, Marentette
and family, of Prince Rupert,
who have been in Terrace for the
last two weeks, have returned to
the coast.

itor in Prince Rupert last week.
Mrs. O. T. Sundal went to
Usk on Saturday night, returning
on Monday.
The Women’s Auxiliary held a
delightful tea on “Thursday of}.

ed on Friday night's train and
left for their summer cottage at
Lakelse Lake for the season.

is a guest of W. Fulton at Lakelse |}
Lake.

paid Terrace a visit last week.

Mrs. Jack Harrigan was a vis"!

W. O, Falton and family arriv-

rr

J. Morgan, of Prince Rupert,

H, GC. Fraser, school inspector,

J. H. Thompson, of Prince Ru-
pert, spent the weekend at his}
ranch here,

The Misses Christie arrived |'

SUMMER STEAMSHIP SERVICE

8.8, PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE
will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,

Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 pm.

For ANTOX...--.---000+ sececcrsecseeeeseWednesday, 10.00 p.m.
For STEWART... ---.-ccceseneerseseseens caeaees Friday, 10.00 p.m.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE, effective June 30th
§S, PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements,

m and Buckley Bay, each Monday, at 8 p.m
For Skidegate and all south Island ports, each Wednesday, 8.00 p. m.

PASSENCER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BC.

EASTBOUND—8.57 FM, Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12. 07 P.M. Daily except ‘Tuesday.

Foi Alfantic Steamship Sailings of further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or ,
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

a ldiaal Lad

VICTORIA, SEATILE and intermediate points each ©

from Prince Rupert on Friday to
spend a few weeks’ vacation with

their parents.

Miss Rose Deacon. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. T.
H. Marsh, for the last two weeks,
has left for her home in Vaneuu-
ver.

Jack Sparks: Jr. left for Dor-
reen on Wednesday to pay a visit
to his sister, Mrs, T. H. Walsh.
Fred Nash has been busy with
survey work in Lakelse.

THE TERRACE DRUG ‘STORE’

Drugs Patent Medicines Stationery and School Supplies
* - ANSCO CAMERAS AND FILMS

_ €OILET ARTICLES—Try Day Dream Perfume and Powdera.
_horough Hair Nets, single and double

ICE CREAM AND IGE CREAM SODAS
JEWELRY

Gains-

FOR MEN—Watches at $2.00 to $15.00; Cuff Linke, Belt Chains and
Waldemar Chains, Cigarette Cases, ete.
TERRACE

R. W. RILEY - oe

Prineipal and Mrs. Griffin, ac-

FOR LADIES— Nice Wrist Watches, Pearl Necklaces, Bead Necklets.

companied by Jack Hayes, left

on Friday for Cortez Isl., where
they will spend the summer
months.
Miss Etanda Marsh, who has
been on the Prince Rupert school
staff for the past year, returned
to her home in Terrace last Fri-
day.
W. Vanmeter was unfortunate
in losing a horse of the grey team

last week at the home of Mrs.
Frank Ross, in honor’ of the tea-!
chers, some of whom are leaving
Terrace and others going on
vacations. The day was pleasant

and almost a full roll-call of W. A.

workers was present to bid fare-
well to the teachers. |
W. Sweeney was. in Terrace

House and Sign: |

Painting

L. W. Elder

iam Box 84

Minterior Decorating

FURNITURE POLISHING '

os, In town and out of town work solicited

boxes of the recent election,

‘ PERRACE
Britieh’ Columbia

J. K. GORDON
) Proprietor

' TERRACE, B.C.

last week gathering up the ballot

-| while here received the congratu-

ipurchased from the Lakelse Lum-
ber Co. For some unknown rea-
son the animal started to swim

could not get up on the bank and
was sucked down in the whirl-
pool.
Mesdames Greig and Bleecker
spent Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Frickman at Lakelse,
Capt. Douglas Edenshaw and
his bride of a few weeks were
“}| guests of the former’s sister,

their home in Massett on Friday.
Dr. H. C. Wrinch was down
from' Hazelton last week, and

GEO. LITTLE: Terrace, B.C.

ed ‘LUMBER MANUFACTURER

ine aa -, Lown PRICE List '
we etees Lest evenes $18.00 per :

Rough Lumber. weer eee ba

Shiplap ws. heen ededan seen eeeteen een nnenate 22.50 -

Sized Lumber * Veaeeeeenes ec adbecweneves a . 22.50.“
Finished Material. seh sevens vee ¢. -40,00-t0: 65,00“.
Shingles... oo is lw len caeteenes from $2.50 to $5. 00 per Ld

-Prises subject to change ‘without notice - .

Orders filed ‘at short noties, patra tee
ces é o t Moulding, te. “on n appligation, me

‘Mill running, continuously... aw

lations of his many Terrace sup-
porters on his recent election.
In return the Doctor expressed
himself as more than satisfied for
the excellent support given him.

Judge Young, of Prince Ru-

Smithers on official business.
E. T. and Mrs, Kenney return’

visit of - two weeks in Victoria
and Vancouver. co
M.. -P, McCaffery arrived in,

train ona business trip... .

the river at Vanarsdol, but could |_

Mrs. Fred Nash, and returned toj

pert, wap & passenger, on Thurs-|
day. night's, train, en route to|

ed ‘home on Wednesday after. al.

Terrace on: Wednesday night's -

of making bread athome. Sprin &

has brought ita increased househol

guties and the coming of the hot

summer weather will add ite bur-

den, Do not slave at the range—
Let George do it.

“Let George
Do It”

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER

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Highest avality fresh bread ‘and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the ne

The Terrace Bakery GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor

P.O. Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

Save yourself the work and worry

PARTIES CATERED TO |

‘Town and Country Homes

can be thoroughly protected and beautified-inside and
out—with

MARTIN-SENOUR

PAINTS AND VARNISHES

(Mado in Canada) |

There's a Martin-Senour desler i in y our ne! ighborhoods
who will help you to get the right Paint an Finish for
every surface, «+

FoR THE HOUSE = L008 Pure” Paint fe absolotely gure

White Lead and Zing Oxide, ground In pure Linseed Oll to nue
Gosoeee by. powerful mechinsry. Ic apreade encior, ourert more
sudiace and protects fonger than most other mekee,

FO THB FLOGRS='"Senour’s Floor Pelat!'wgives a bard, \.
urable finish thet ataye fresh and bright—sod it cestaloly does ,
der—and Weer—and Weate |
FOR THE BARN—"'Red Schoo! House Faint’, A real wood
presetver. . Stays fresh and’ bright for yoarts Bptande y= an
- covera woll~ready, tor the brush, Pg
FOR THE CARRIAGE: AND AUTO—Manle- Senour Carkge
-eod A Auto Color Verniiher—easy to apply —choice of tes: shaded. .
FOR THH WAGONS, Machinery and Tools—"Macilo- Sencar} | ‘ By
-‘Vagon ood Implement Paint" | A quartis snoegh foe the average i
omar Protects steiost woar and rue . :

_ TERRACE HARDWARE
ca Agar'& Brooks

4. C:. Barker, left tor}.
‘Wednesday's 8: ‘train, 7

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