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meer TERRACE) tne |
_ Hor Srrincs | HORTICULTURE

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The dance iy a, W, Vv. ‘A hall on
Monday ev ening under the auspices 01
the Sons of Canada was’ well attend,
ed. McLaren's orchestra’ furnished
furnished the music and the refresh-.

ments: were pone OF. Mrs,’ HOM
AVilson.

Robt. Armstrong and J. R. Black, of
iSewanee, Il, Limbermen, arrived on

Thursday to look over the timber pro-|-

spects in this district.

Thos, Savage of Smithers was a vis-
iter in town Raturday. :

N. A. Watt, government: agent and
ALM, Acheson of Prince Rupert avere
in town Jast week.

Mr. Fudson left, ‘Friday. on'a~ bust-

Ness trlp to Vietoria.

“Thos. sBrooks ‘fell on a log at Lakelse
Lake and broke a rib.
‘Stanley Brooks haa installed a radic

Ole Hanson paid, a visit to town on
Vridoy laste...

Geo. Lund of Stewart was here on
business last week.

Work has been resumed on the Kal-
um Lake Mines Ltd, property on the
‘Jake. ‘This property is owned chiefly
by ‘Terrace people and some years ago
considera bie: work was done on it but
for a number of years has been lying
idie. Transportation was’ one  diffl-

culty, but that has been jargely over
come by the improved ronds.

; Chevrolet never ‘falters

a stances-—~proves its mettle on the steepest grades & and
in the face of the eroatest obstacles, .

. prairie :
- the blended ruggedness of
service of its owners’

nie long life has becoma provicbiaknthié very name = Chevtet ;

is a synonym for strength that endures”. .:; a

The “Bigger and Better” Chovrelet beautiful: § in forma. Pe
Juxurious in appointments — supremely rugged in.construce =

i . famous. Valve-in-head ‘engine—offera’” °°

_ solid, enduring, trustworthy performance even undér adverse’ ;

- tion—powered by the

; conditions, :

No matter what the ‘poads—n0 matter what the
all times the “Bigger | and Better” Cheyrolet, stays on

PAE ea 0: «. Generel Hotors own de
— us mat ‘convenient i on wey of we your Chevrolet on! He,

~over all roads
~ in all weathers
~at all times

‘ATH the ‘superb ease of a ‘thoroughbred that
‘takes all in its stride, the. “Bigger. and. Better”

“HERRACE HARDWARE CO.
Terrace, B. B. C. ae : es

4 eh ut Ail

PRODUCT OF GENERAL MoToRS OF CANADA, LIMITED

in the. suost teying circum.

weathor—at

the JOB. .
Ucrie-28C a
‘payment plat affords the): 7

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‘Certificates are _

tine. record of Margaret H. McLaren
years attendance at the public school

without ever being absent and without
haying - been once late, and further, j

| her highly creditable record.

-|Dorothy C,; Frank, Margaret C. Glass,

red. G. Kirkpatrick, Ethel F. Moore,

“|xo of New Westminster, grade § and

‘/eouver, grades 8 and 4; Miss Bavis

=

Presented the
Successful Ones

‘In recognition ot ft the exceptionally

of ‘Terrace, who has completed seren

o.

without having had a bad mark regis-
tered against: her, the trustees have
presented her with a very chaste and
valuable necklace, a3 & .memento of

- Through the kindness of F. C. Bish-
op, the. scholars who have succeeded
in gaining entrance to, the: high school
from the pjublic school at Terrace
were on Saturday. treated toa visit
to ‘the picture. show and during an

quevce

Steamship and Train Service.

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and
intermediate points Mondays, Thursdays 4.00 p.

Saturdays 6.00 p. m.
For Anyox and Stewart Mondays, Fridays4. 00 pm

For Massett Inlet Ports Mondays 4.00 p.m.”
For South Queen Charlotte Islanda, fortnightly. $$.
For ‘Skagway Wednesdays, 4.00 p, m. a_i

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BE. . a
- Eastbound—Daily, exeept Sunday 3.08 p.m -

‘Westbound~ Daily except Tuesday, 11.52 a. m.

cain SP,

er Park this summer returning via” Vancouver

"Make a trip to Jas
ery low rates.

and. ‘Prince Rupert

‘tFoc Atlantic Steamshig Sailings or futher infonnation apply 10 any Canadian National Agent o+
R. F, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rapert, B.C.

interval the successful -students were|:

,.
as bd sbeteid sd teeta iP

presented with their certificates by H.

Halliwell of. the board of .school tros-
tees. . m

Those, who received certificates at
that time. are:—aAnmnie 0, Allen, Don-
auld’ A. Burnett, Lillian G, Christy,

Mona x. Greig, Mary V. Hipp, Mild-
"Margaret H. MeLaren,, Margaret M.

Sills, John A, Smith, Carmen L. Smith
Frederick 8. Thomas, Janet W. Young]

| TEACHERS ARE ENGAGED

“The virenneies on the teaching stafi
of ibe public school have been filled
Ao M, Holmwood, principal, returns to
spend another year, Miss A. C. L. Mun-.

G3. Miss Heater Wright, North Van-

returns us primary teacher. ‘The high

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, BC. |
LUMBER MANUFAS ‘TURER . ,

LuMBER PRICE LIST

- Rough Lumber......... ccs eeeee ce eee 1.00 per BL

. Shiplap . 22.50 .

Sized Lumber ...........- see cceveeenaeneee 22.50 .
Finished Material... ...... 40.00 to 65,00
Shingles. ..... .

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wae ee nee

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Prices subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete, on application:

school vilgancy has not yet been flied.

the work this year.

—mie

the Cminece Herald “ne a year.

KITSUNGALLUM
LAKE LODGE

_ TERRACE, B.C,

Boating, Bathing, Hunting; Fishing

. Special ‘weekly Tates -

Stage Connections

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“Terrace. Theatre
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: ‘thei Latest Filnis: Direct
es = from Vancouver.

pry T Thursday |
me d Saturday

“V@ood itule * “aN the latest

aye cheten ew yi

Twé teachers are necessary to handle |

| TERRACE. HOTEL. ite

Reforestation!

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7 ‘Much has been: ‘said. recently. about 1 re- a

forestation i in British Columbia. ‘Tt i present @
- forest-is the result of natural ‘re-forestation. a
when ‘the: human hazard was’ Bot t present to J
defeat nature. :

— * Natural restocking. ot ut “over: laid’ i

now going on, as may. be soon: almost every-"
where, and nature will again: re-establish the -
forests. if f only fire i is- Kept 0 out. : es

Tiong, ‘who has ‘spent the (PARE ten | Be
weeks, with ‘thelt ‘daughter; Mrs, AY

Ada BO’ Children undar 14; 28¢

“Goyernment tax ‘included:

‘King, . left Saturday ‘for: the const, ‘AC:
companied by. Mr. and: Mrs, King., tt

Mr, anid, Rea Pinter of Hnddentam, |” 7

pert. lat ‘Wertnesday.