Sa dancing continued until
s after midnight.

HE TERRACE

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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924

eet

Successful Whist Party

The court whist party held
under the auspices of the G.W.

; . a V.A. Ladies’ Auxiliary was a:
8 most enjoyable affair. The people

responded verv generously and

Be the whist tables numbered four-

teen. Miss Dobey won ladies’

me first prize: Mr. Hatt won gents’

first prize; ladies’ consolation

a prize went to Mrs. Monckton,

and gents’ consolation to Tom
Lever. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the Auxiliary after which
long

Attwood
The Aux-

Mrs,
furnisbed the music.

Eee iliary has decided to hold a whist
gm drive and dance the first Friday

in every month, so keen the date
open.

Mrs. Howard Wilson is taking

# over the dining room at the
ma Tourist Hotel and will cater to

fm the Terrace people for meals.
7 Mrs. Wilson will make a specialty

mee of Sunday dinners and asks for
im ashare of your patronage.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

SURVEYS

TuRougHour CENTRAL B. C.

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| TERRACE HOTEL |

J. K. GORDON TERRACE

Praprietor British Columbia ;
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Hor Sprines

TOURIST : LUMBRAING
j| Basoxe TERRACE y.nonnns

J.C. Bingham, of. Vancouver,
was a Terrace visitor this week.

J. Hanson, of Alderson, Alta.,
was in Terrace on business this
week,

L. G. Skinner, of Copper City,
was a business visitor in Terrace
on Monday.

Mrs. J. Raven left for Prince
Rupert on Monday and will spend
a few days there with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. H. Creelman and Miss
Rose Raven.

A, L. Wilson made a business
trip to Prince Rupert the first
of the week.

Percy Skinner, of Usk, was a
Terrace visitor this week.

There is an epidemic of colds
going the rounds in Terrace, sev-
eral have been very ill.

‘Mrs. Hippsley, of Lakelse, was
a visitor to Rupert last week.

Miss Etanda Marsh arrived on
Friday night to spend the week-
endat home. She returned to
Prince Rupert on Sunday.

R. L. Eaton, Lakelse hactherv,
was a passenger on Monday’s
train to Prince Rupert. He re-
turned on Thursday.

Mrs. Fred Fowler was a visitor
in Prince Rupert on Friday.

Olof Hanson arrived in Ter-
race on Monday.

in the ady Building.

A | Ladies’ Suits.

ANNOUNCEMENT

I wish ‘to announce to the ladies of this district that in the early part
of April I will open up a

Ready-to-Wear Shop

Dresses
and a full line of CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

I will do my best to supply your wants, and solicit your patronage

MRS. J. KIBKALDY

I willhave a display of

Hosiery

TERRACE

I WILL. SERVE GOOD
‘SPECIAL. RATES TO—

“J solielt a share

—Announcement to

On March 16th I will take possession of

The Tourist Hotel Dining Room,
and Kitchen

SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER TO THE ‘TERRACE. PUBL

Ais. Howard M. : ‘Wilson

the Terrace Public—

HOME-COOKED, MEALS"
REGULAR BOARDERS: "

of your Bitronage

“4 Dorothy,. .

Mrs, Lanfear, of the Hill Farm,
was a passenger to Prince Rupert
on Monday’s train,

J. M. Hoekin, of Me & Me,

merchants this week.

The Ladies’ Altar Society of
the Catholic Church met on Wed-
nesday the 5th at the home of
Mrs, Annie Ross.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
G. W. V.A. held their regular
meeting on Tuesday the 4th in
the Veterans’ Hall. There was
a good attendance and much
work was accomplished.

Const, 8. Gibson, of Port Es-
sington arrived in Terrace on
Monday on official business. He
returned on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs, Fred Aiken were
visitors in Prince Rupert for a
few days this week. _

Mrs. J. Kirkaldy waa a pas-
senger on Wednesday’s train to
Prince Rupert.

Mrs.
voung son left for the Hazelton
Hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Col-
thurst has been indisposed for
several days and needed hospital
attention.

Judging from the bushels and
bushels of fresh ergs that come
into our stores it looks ag if it
was quite profitable to own a
flock of the right kind of hens.

Miss Annie Cousins left. for
Smithers on Friday evening for
a week’s vacation with her friend,
Mrs. Burnie.

Terrace residents would cer-
tainly welcome a good dentist as
go many children need attention
to their teeth and many adults
have to make a trip to Prince
Rupert to visit a dentist.

Rev. W. J. Parsons was .in
Pacific, Hanall and Usk. this
week, where he delivered illu-
strated lectures on ‘‘Where we
got our Bible.” Rev, Parsons
returned to Terrace on Friday
and gave the same lecture in the
Presbyterian echureh on Friday
evening.

F. C. Bishop is clearing his
two town lots opposite the Pro-
gress hall with the intention of
erecting at once a fine new ‘resi-
dence and power house for. the
electric light plant. It looks in
Terrace as if the carpenters will
have plenty of work for a few
months at least.
Mrs. Ayliffe and ‘daughter,
were passengera ‘on
Thursday’s train en route to Van-
couver fora few weeks’: visit

\before going on ‘to Ladvamith,

where «Mra. Ayliffe: will spend
the summer.

Vancouver, was calling on the.

(Capt.) Celthurst and

Orders filled at short notice,

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE LIST : ‘
Rough Lumber............... ce neeees bees $18.0 00 per H
Ghiplap.... 0 ..cc cscs eee eeneee ben eneens vee 2D
Sundried and Sized ..............c.0 cee eee | 22.50 *S
Finished Material .... ............ .40.00 to 65.00 “
Shingles............... wees

-. from $2.60 to $5.00 per H, ‘

Prices subject to change without notice

Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

CANADIAN Winter:
| Naou
WAY

, Islands, March 12th, 26th,

For STEWART and ANYOX..........
5.5. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via | Queen Charlotte

e -~

8. PRINCE GEORGE will sail from’ Prince

Rupert for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and inter-
medjate pointa each FRIDAY ‘at. 10 a.m.

aeeee beuee . Wednesday, ‘it p.m.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B°.

EASTBOUND—10,61 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND --12 37 P. W. Daily except Tuesday,

She: will not ‘te-|

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

PPPOE PPPS LS

Bread, Buns,

4,

Biscuits, and

Cakes oo

We use only the BEST materials

" ‘Highest quailty fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any“point along the line

The Terrace Bakery

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

MARCH—

the Month for Colds arid Pneumonia

‘ BE PREPARED

Cold Tabiets

Throat Pastilea -

Cod Liver Oil Preparations
White Pine With Eucalyptus and. Honey
White Pine With Tar

, Thermal Wool

‘R, W. RILEY

TERRACE, B.C.

Hot Water Bottles

‘TERRACE DRUG STORE

The Terrace
Club —

under ‘the © personal ‘management . of

F. .H. AIKEN|

who. reg etfal golicits a contin ance
re ty, soll

turn to ‘Terrace until in-the a

favors 0 “all: atrons. Sean

has. been purchased by,’ and is now »

[tourist HOTEL

“TERRACE mg

i ts

The most comfortable ] 7
along the rallway le nes

Now Under. ‘Now Management

ie «Cate and’ Sample Rooms i in: 1 con-
ot _ , Nection

Fred, Duiora Proprietor -

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