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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

We are now open for
business

TAXI CAR AND
TRANSFER
to any part of the dis

at a.reasonable
price

REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION
Phone:

TERRACE MOTORS

1 short, 2 long

PRINCESS

ICE CREAM PARLOR

Ice Cream Sodas
Confectionery

Tee Cream
Soft Drinks

Afternoon Tea served
from 12 to § p.m.
Cigara Cigarettes

Ice Cream supplied in quantities

S, J. Kirkaldy, Terrace

|time harvesting his fruit.

‘lon the wav to complete recovery.

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
aa on: hand
Store open Saturdays only from
noon on
Prices Now Reduced

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.LS.

TERRACE, B.C. ' .

SunvErs Tunovaxout CENTRAL. B.C.

TOURIST
RESORT
Hor SpRincs

TERRACE

LUMBERING
MINING
HORTICULTURE

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A. Y. Wilson, Remo, was here
on Monday.

_ Miss McDougall is expected
back in Terrace in a week or go.

Tom H. Walsh has been as-
sisting Mr. Birch for a few days.

J. M. Hatt was a business
visitor to Smithers this week.

Oscar Olander and D. W. Aus-
tin came down from Kalum Lake
on Sunday.

Mrs. Kohne and Mrs. E. Bell
went. down to Prince Rupert on
Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs, Barker have
gone out to Kalum Lake fora
few days.

Geo. Minchin has postponed his
journey to Washington and is
staying at Rupert for a time.

Mr. Attwood is helping Fred
Bisnop to put in the town’s
electrical equipment.

H. St. G. Lee, of Prinee Ru-
pert, is holidaying with his fami-
ly at Lakelse Lake.

Detectives have been giving
Terrace the once-over lately but
have gone on their way rejoicing.
Geo. Hipp’s chickens are be-
having well. He has about 160
Leghorns laying.

W. J. Martin has had a busy
He
sent out some attractive crates.
Chas. Breyenton returned from
hospital on Tuesday. He is well

Hon. Dr. Sutherland announced
in Victoria that the plans for the
Terrace bridge were about com-
pleted.
Owing to the illness of Mr. Mc-
Farlane there was no service in
the Presbyterian church on Sun-
day night.
F.W. Dowling, of the Dominion
Telegraphs visited the district
last week, returning to Rupert
on Monday. ;
Jack Wentz has entered upon
Andy Long’s place and intends
making his home there, He has
leased his place in the yalley. -
Jim Tyler is going to Vancou-
ver on the heels of Bert. Mrs.
G. Jones, sister to the two, may
also go there for the winter.
Fred Nash returned from the
Queen Charlotte Islands Monday
night’ He has done some survey
work out there. . ;
‘Summer flu’’ has caught quite
a lot of people out this last fort-
night,,and the demands on the
doctor have increased.
. Cons. /Mancor was called to
quell a disturbance on Greig Ave.
Monday night,. but on proceeding
there found everything peaceful
and still. oo .
‘Tom Young’s ‘spirited horse

. 2. Kuropean Plan vt
: Fates $1.60 per day and up

"First-class Cafe, 2 Gate |

"ROTEL PRINCE RUPERT: | $)Sats
| 3) Andy Long. and

broke away last Wednesday once
more and: Tom was mulcted in
$10. fine. by Magistrate Gale on
Saturday. rye Me : ™
his wife. left
on. Sunday: for Everett,’ Wash.

Their furniture ‘was sold’, by.

be much missed in social circles.

The loading of poles is rapidly
coming to.an end for the present.
Another week or two—and the
necessary cars—will see all the
poles shipped out.

Miss Alvorte, of the Dominion
publicity department was in Ter-
race Friday and Saturday, look-
ing up the situation for her de-
partment. She visited several
ranchers.

R. F. McNaughton, of the C.N.
R. staff, was at Lakelse Lodge
on Friday having a look round.
He is said to have been well
pleased with what he saw there.
But that’s the same as everybody.

Qn his return from his geolo-
gieal expedition into the Kalum
Valley and around the head of
Kalum Lake, Dr. Geo. Hanson
stayed in Terrace on Sundav
night and joined the westbound
train on Monday.

Everything that grows seems
to be looking well now. There
are wonderful crops on every
hand and this promises to be a
memorahle year.

Bert Swain is getting a good
crop of berries. A good harvest
of hay and grain is to follow,
His holding looks verv attractive
just now, -

"Quite a biz gathering assembled
at the station to bid good-bve to
Mrs, Carr on Friday night when
she left for England on an ex-
tende1,visit. She hopes to visit
the editor’s daughter at Bristol.

Rev. J.H. Young was under the
weather at the week-end, but is
much improved. Mrs, Young
underwent an,opevation in Ha-
zelton Hospital on Saturday and
is getting on well.

Dune Munro has been spend-
ing a few days at Terrace. He
is interesting himself in securing
a mighty good exhibit for the
fall fair at New Westminster.
He wants to let the people know
what Central B. C. can produce.

Talk of the need for a local
cannery has again been raised.
Many good berries are wasted
each vear because transportation
costs too much for them to be
marketed.. One oi two ranchers
are seriously thinking of tackling
the problem.

Bessie Moore was the most
successful student at the local
school last session, She wona
special prize of $20 for proficiency
and also got $1 for perfect: at-
tendance and another dollar for
her essay on the protection of

the forests, ©, |.

fora few days. Although the
new location’ is just about-a: mile

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Fruit Jars Fruit J ; on hand f 3
a ruit Jars are now on hand for- fam
: ruit al’s the canning season. 4 ae
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The work of moving Little &|
|Giggey's mill to near Donald)
Bruce’s place‘has-been going on|f

from the old one, it is: necessary
|to haul the machinery by a round |]
about wav for three miles, Two |}
or. three weeks will be taken. to
refit the-mil! before: actual’ work

GEO.LITTLE Terrace, BC

"LUMBER MANUFACTURER

: LuMBER Price List

Rough Lumber.......-......0:eceeee . oi. $18.00 per M
Shiplap............... ‘Seaneeveneeeens ‘eueee 22,50 “
Sondried and Sized ...........-.--0-eeeeeee 22.50 **

’ ,Finished Material.... ....... deeeecs 40.00 to 65.00 ‘“*
Shingles........ Lee eeees ve teunes from $2.50 to 35.00 per M

Prices.subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice, Min running continuously.
Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

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CAMP CHAIRS AND DECK OR
LAWN CHAIRS ~~

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Only a few left at special prices to clear -
Fred Bishop *°tim'roisnxe”” Terrace

‘amc NA RR

this season’s preserving.

The thrifty housewife is now busy providing against the needs

of winter with a stock of home-preserved foodstuffs. Lindsay’s

can supply her every need in canning, with reliable equipment
and highest quality ingredienta

W. F. Lindsay - ~ Terrace g

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#4 Coast Steamship Service

s.8. Prince George ani Prince Rupert | 3

will sail from Prince Rupert every Monday,
Thursday and Saturday at 11 p.m. for

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and

intermediate points,

For STEWART... ..-.-.-:cccecseeeeresteeteeeeees Friday, 10 pm.’
For ANVOX ..¢.-.-:ee eee cee eens eeceteserennes Wednesday, 10 p.m.

for Vancouver, via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS. Waem

s.8. Prince John June, 27th, July 11th, 26th, Avgust 8th, 22nd!

| -— PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Bf.
EASTBOUND—10.51 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12 87 P.M. Daily except Tuenday.

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
RF. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C, :

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Fresh Bread—When You Want It

and As You Like It

You will be delighted and, will demand more once you Visit our
have tasted our bread, and our cakes and cookies, too. PRA
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Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped anywhere along line on premiges

GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor Aim
P.O, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C. iB

The Terrace Bakery

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—5.8. Princeas Louise, 8.8. Princes
~ Alice for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, June 8,16,23,30, July 7,11,18,21,25,
Wrangell, Juneau, and Skagway—June1f, 18, 26; July 2. 6, 13, 16, 20, 2, 2
For Butedale, ‘Swanson Bay, East Bellas
Campbell River and Vancouvelg

‘auction on Saturday, They will

can be undertaken. eh the