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BOs. WEDNESDAY, mee 1931 -

~ SPECIALS

free. with: each. 60e. or $l. 00

‘One Tbe Stearns: Day. Dream Cleansing Creani and:
your choice of 1 60c jar of Day Dream Cold Cream
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Astringosol Special---Oné- Lanetar Glass in’ pastel ‘shades,

Fly and Mosquito Preparations---Fly Kyi Spray, Fly’ Tox
Whix, Rexall, Nyal Mosquito. Creams and Lotions...

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“The Terrace Drug Store

“TERRACE, B. C.

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7 . 7 And to do good work you need good tools, ‘and sometimes you 1 need ‘n new.
—s We have’ them, « -Lots of them: - They. are not expensive, .

tools.

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‘Lumber Prices Down

‘Rough Lumber

. Perraee: i Prices’

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No. 1 Shiplap

$16. 50
~~ 20.00,

18.50 2

4 inch No. I Shiplay .

Bevel Siting, etc. from |

No. 2 Shiplap, 6 in, 8 ia, and 10 in ....’ .........
Spruce and Hemlock, No, 1 Clear Flooring; Spruce, Hem-
lock and. Cedar Finishing Lumber, Drop Siding, V-Joint

18.50

cies $35.00 to -.60.00

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Shingles from -.......

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Moulding from te. ap rer lineal foot. _
“Prices subject to change without-noticce

Write to Geo. -Little Luaber Yard; Smithers, “When ‘wanting

prices on alt grades of lumber, and the following ! —

Cottomwood Veneer, Gyproc, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Win-
_dows, Doors, Building Paper, ‘Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,
Shingle Stain, Fir Flooring, Finishing Lumber, ete, ete

250 to... A a0

George | Little _

__Pertace, } B. C. |

 Philbert Hotel |

TERRACE, B G.

Running’ ‘Water Dinlag Room °
Biectrice Light Telephone ~
Travellers eater ‘Rooms

: P. 0: ‘Box 2
L. Martin, Proprit

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7 Terrace Notes: ,

Mr. aud Mrs. Cutier, and two "hii

the week ‘in town, ‘the’ former. Jenving | «
‘for Vancouver: and - ‘Seattle: Thorsday.
while the family will : remain here for
‘three months, “ fe,

euent of .Mr, end” ‘Mrs. Swain.

J ‘ «M. Llewlyn, ‘arrived: on Tuesday ast |
week from the: prairie and. ds. ‘holidla
“rg with, bil. parents. “i

day evening ‘at. whist. :-

* Teton visitor in town, Several Aays-the

ren of Anyox /spetit’ the: early - part of!”

Ps ing. with. the . occasion. Swhie’ a four
Niles Astarta -6f Prince: Rupert it a pi }

- Mrs, De ‘D. ‘Munro entextained Thurs
The prize win-
ners were. Mrs’. Martin and H+ King,
while. Mrs.. Head and Mr. Martin got |
the- consolation awards. After . cards.
refreshments were served. and a wae

. ant social: hour spent. .

‘B. I Miller who. has, been coritiied
to the ‘Hazelton. Hospital for some
tine returned ‘home, ‘on ‘Thursday..’

remereed

H. “Butt: ‘and. G. Alger of. Uek: ‘spent !
a coupte of days in ‘Terrace the end ‘of
[the Week, ge

sete Ee,

. Agnew, dentist, : was 0 profes:

first of thie week,

“Phe dango. in. a. We ve A ‘ial: inst
Friday “night : sponsored . -by- ‘the’. “base
ball: club Was’ 8 decided auceess: “The
hall was ‘artistically. decorated. in Heep-

score of 20 to : “Fred Thonias “hay te

hits: credit, AB, Atle outs

~¢ Road Work to .

‘Thas. ever been held here. ...

. grade, 8 headed. the, list. eS

tle fall’. ‘fair.
prizes again ‘for tha best héealth-poater

There. will” be’, three: prizes for. public
school entries and. onefor shigh school

. ©) are. asked to compete:

- Be Asked. For’.

. ‘The. eruce ‘and District ‘Board of
Trade: mét in~the municipat hall on

wood: was. elected to carry on ‘in place
of (Hy * Halliwell, °

bridge: as far a8 the school came in for
atténtion,. and it’ was*decided’ to urge

jthe proper. authorities to ‘have the ex-
: ceptionally. bad road put in shape im-

mediately, and especially as all the

the government’ barg, “

The: railway . depot WAS ‘the ‘next’ to
get into’ the ‘spotlight and’ the secre-
tary “Was ffatructed ‘to ask the’ Cana-
dian National to.at least place signs
at either end of the depot..more’ con-
spicuous ‘than: those ‘at present: in use

so that’ travellers will know that they].

have’ arrived at Terrace.

_ As the’ Farmers’ Institute was hold-|_
ing: .. smicker the same’ evening |

the
Board unanimously decided to cut the

business short nnd. join with the- farm:

ers: ‘in ‘Tanking merry.
The. chairman of the ‘public work.
committee called attention to the ea:

| tinued deplorable’ condition of the - .
: | teriad highway through the municipar-
‘ity and the round from Sparks eorner

‘These Toads are: 80 > full

to the school.

5 ger to’ the travelling ‘pubic and ‘al-
Z ready several cars have Tost wheels.

Capt. John Willman of Usk, realiz:

‘ling the great necessity for work being
: {provided to relieve. “unemployment” and
‘| prevent sufferlag next winter, ‘suggest-|°
‘led that the provincial fovernment. bel
pasked, to open camps “along. the high- a
‘|way between Terrace ond-New Hazel-|.
-jton and that work be carried on, even
‘yit it w as necessary to reduce: the scale

‘lof wages.

There are many men who
‘would be. glad to. get some employment
to-keep them going now and to help.
provide supplies fore the coming win-
ter. “The country. needs the road and

the men, need the work,

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Grear SPORTS DAY

Favorable weather on June. 8rd was

ja big help in making the ‘school sports

day one of the most successful | that
‘There was.
great cuthusiasin among all- the young
+ folk"and, competition in all events. wis.
"| tions in “both field and. track evenia,
Keen. There was. “some- ‘fine: exhibl-
Stunrt McLeod won the boys cup and
Ralph Skinne was a -close ‘second.
Ruth Little won thé ‘girls trophy: by ‘tl
| good margin. The medals and cups
from the from the highest score groups:
will be. awarded as follows‘ —rirls op- |

“fen event,- medal, Mary Sniith; 14 and.

under Reta Taft: 11 and under Ruth
Little ;. highest seore in girls. events,

_ [Mildred MeQoleman ; -boys--cup,, Stuart |.

McLeod ; medal, ‘Ralph. Skinner; . me-
dal, Arthur McColeman; prize, John
Little. ‘In? inter-clags. competition ‘the

The - regulat monthly. ‘nieeting of: the
Woman's Institute was. held. . ‘in. the.
Blue’ Room. on. Saturday afternoon, | It],

bate the. Tast witil August. 22nd, when

arrangements: + willbe; ‘completed « for.
The- Indies: are: “offering |

enttles, “Pupils in’ outlying... ‘istiicts
‘tthe. ivork. must

Board of. Trade |

Monday, Tuwie .2. Seerctary N. Sher- .

resigned. ‘Séveralj. .
\matters of importance: wweré dealt with} -
': The. present ‘bad: condition’ of the}:

highway through Terrace from the big

machinery necessary. {a Jying idie in|

modu lis

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ton last Wediieilay. ‘and. returning the
next’ “day he continued : on to- Rupert,”

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell and daughter
left Tuesday for Penticton where they
will locate. During their stay here
they* made ‘many friends who wish
them all ‘success in their new home.

Lewis McKenney, is: recovering from | °
his recent. accident : while eatebing at
the ball game on- sports day without.
ja magk, ile caught a ball in the eye
and. will, have to_be.out of! schoo]. the
balance of: ‘the* term, - at is not’. OXy,
nected : that he. will loose” ‘his' oye,

on ae, me

H. LL. MeKenney “yettirhed | from’ |
courer on. Saturday. Pa

Mr, and Mra, Witlman: “of Usk were
in town on 1 Tuesday,

“Mrs, Whitlow “of: Usk was, fl visitor
in Terrace early. inthe: week anid: was
necompanied by her daughter Dorothy

Win, Unger lett Thursday for Van-

local lodge at the I.- O-. O..F, conve

Ited Hazelton Tnst week. ake ;

- Mrs. EB. T. Kenney left Thursday
for Vancouver where she will attend
thé Rebekah convention, she being an
officer of Grand Lodge. *Mys,.-D, A.
McKinnon accompanied her as the lo-
cal. delegate, .

Miss Jante Donald left Thursday for
Vancouver: “where she. will spend: the
next to months. with, friends.

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Copper’ City'y were: in towsi" Thursday.

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_Mr. and ® Mrs Fk Renewing. of

. Kallun Titik ate Rolldaying in: ‘town,

Born—In Terrace oii: Monday, June

ter; J ean J osephiue.

Born—In Terrate, on ‘Tuesday, June.
2, to Mr. and Mrs. Emil: Hangland, a
daughter: :

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2, to Mr, and. Mrs. Geo. ; Graham, a

“Robt, ‘Corlett, Was. a -yiaitor to ‘Hazel

Dini lL. W. Kergin. spent a couple: of

“Thos. ‘Marsh wwas sh Rupert . n sounle RP phe: a F Kd
of days: Inst week: aig Pal Te le

Bis ‘showed. “the Pe ae

beautiful floral offerings sent. duriig.

‘Miss Ada ‘Parker ‘of Snkdis arrived
: Tuesday and” ‘is spending a holiday a
wy guest of, aM, ‘Mills,’ her sister,

Mtv, Dobbie and. Mrs, ‘McKinnon of.

ist, to Mr. and Mrs, Jordan, a daugh-

Born—In Terrace on. Tuesday, June :
a& son ;

friends’. for "Elndness, sympathy and:

hig recent _berenvement, and espectally.-
to ‘the doctor and. Burses, Mesdames » .~
Wilkinson, Sherwood and King, who":
Were in’ attendance, for. faithful. and |