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TERRACE, B. G., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923

|Fine Display of

TOURIST HOTEL apis a TERR ACE A MING Fancy Array at ers, and everyone voted the mu- \ a
TERRACE Hor SPRINGS HORTICULTURE Halloween Bal] |sic well suited for the occasion, sm

including, as it did, several. fine
selections for Scottish dances,
which were enjoyed

The judging of the costumes
resulted in Mrs. Carr carrying a
off the highest honors for the ;
best-dressed lady, with her clever
characterization of a Spanish for-
tune teller. . Miss O. Grieg,.as &
pumpkin, a novel and effective .
costume, was awarded the prize
for the most original lady’s cos-
tume. W. H. Burnett took first i
place among the gentlemen, and
F. Ross was second, both being

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From it there is to be seen one
of the most artistic of “nature’s
pictures. There should be a
many fine residences along there
in the near future.

A new store is promised for
Terrace. Benny Agar intends
opening adry goods store in the
old meat market, lately occupied
by Mr. Beard. Benny was an
employe of the Amsbury jumber
mill, which closed down recently.

The Hallowe’en masquerade
ball promoted by the Terrace St.
Andrew's Association, and held
in the G.W.Y.A. Hall, was a very
pleasing function. It was at-
tended by a fine gathering, in
apite of most unsuitable weather.
The arrangements for the visi-

tors were made with the utmost
care, and although much had.not
been attempted in the way of
decoration, yet the hall looked
smart and cheery, and everyone

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

_C, Carlson is back from Anyox,

Rev. J. H. Young was a visitor
to Prince Rupert over the week-
end,

Jimmy Tyler is now at Rock
Bay, Vancouver, and Bert is at
Mission.

T. RB. Davis is finishing with
his lumber cutting contract some
time this month.

W. J. Carrigan went down to
Rupert on a business yisit on

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

F.H. Worlock, who looks after gude time’’.

the interests of the Victoria
Brewery, was in town this week.

Angus Bruce has gone down to
Los Angeles, where he proposes
to winter. He has been some
months in Anyox.

The members of the Women’s
Auxiliary met on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs, Dover, a good
gathering being present.

Prices Now Reduced

Sash and Door Sunday’s train. The snow of Wednesday week, f cht? . costumed with rare skill, a
requirements 2 : although it reached a depth of | was out for a might’s real fun. The fun was kept up until a :
Excellent stock of HARDWARE Fred Bishop is putting on three {two inches in places, soon disap- W. S. Anderson made an ex-. late hour, and the merry dancers "
on hand picture shows this week. Welpeared. It was succeeded by cellent floor manager, and Mrs, wended ‘their way home, eon ( 7
Store open Saturdays only from || are gure getting civilized. lawo or three days of real fall}O. T. Sundal carried out the on-| ; ar is
noon on . ; , eas scious of haying had a “'real iz
rains which will have had a very |erous duty of judging the cos- t i

tumes, a task rendered difficult
by the lavish display of charming
dresses and novel costumes.

The musieal arrangements were

beneficial effect on many thirsty
wells in this district.

Monday‘is Thanksgiving Day
and the Ladies’ Guild.is anxious
that everyone should partake of
chicken at their supper that
night. The night promises to be
a memorable one, for a sale of
work and a musical program are
also listed—all of them in, Knox
Church. -

Claude Giggey was in town
Wednesday.

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GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C. |

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Suavers THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B. G.

LUMBER Price List

nanrumrpnmncencermreer, | A few men have come in from) 4, B, Birch, of the government
; TERR ACE HOTEL jj‘ prairies this week on the telegraph office \eft this seek Rough Lumber..........-:e0beeveeeee bees : $18.00 per M - a
| look-out for work, Most of them : ¢ ° : Shiplap.... wees cece cece eee ee eee nen e ees 22.50 “ i
tor Hazelton. where he will re- de : “ if
’ have been accommodated. lieve E R Cox during his holi- Sundried and Sized we ete se we mm e ee ete eee 32.50 a a
4 K. GORDON reR Ra cE | James Richmond’s new granary |davs an d lat . ’ Pinished Material.... .....-.ese0e- 40.00 to 65.00“ =
) Proprietor ritis mabia 4 " er will probably Shingl . f 0) M {
nn RRR RRR mad is now about completed’ and is|remain on the permanent staff at UNRNCB. veseeercrerersrccoeses from $2.50 to $5.00 per i -
;

Prices subject to change without notice

Hazelton. Mr. Birch has given
pood service here and his remo-
val will be regretted.

The strain on the Kalum Lake

a notable addition to the build-
ings on Kalum street, .

The Lala Valley district is be-
coming quite busy with lumber

Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

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Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

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The Terrace
Club

has been purchased by, and is now,
under the personal management of

F. H. AIKEN

who respectfully solicits a continuance
of the favors of al! patrons.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
ToBACCOS. CANDIES, SOFT DRINHS, ETC.

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and pole teams now that a goad
road has been opened out there.
George Keith, with Mrs. Keith
and Miss Kerr, are said to have
gone down to Oregon for the
winter. They have been in Ed-
monten all summer.

W.S& Anderson has a dandy

road caused by the heavy lum-
ber and logging business has re-
sulted in a considerable portion
of the road from mile four get-
ting into a state of quagmire,
Harry Frank is re-starting his
camp with a view to having it
put into good condition once
more as quickly as possible.

showing of fruit trees on his
place on the Bench. The trees
were planted last spring and
have made a growth quite up to
what is expected in two years.

Major R. M. Taylor was again
visiting Terrace on Friday and
inspected the progress made on
the bridge road. The work is
making satisfactorv~ headway
and will soon be ready for traffic.

Among many who are busying
is George Lowrey’s. son-in law
bringing in a team.

three of his colleagues are already
working out there. -

worth while than the hobo.

themselves up the Kalum Valley }.

from Usk, who is thinking of
Two or

The action of Mr. Shockley in
favoring local men for work on
the bridge is being commented
‘on in town with much approval.
_| After all, the man with a stake
-lin the district is likely to be more

» Have you. walked along the

The new electric light is very

and householders and everyone
who can get the electric light is
having his premises wired, so
that Mr. Bishop. is kept on the
jump. The Tourist Hotel is now
being wired throughout and most
of the business houses on the
main street either have the lights
in on are waiting to be wired.

Alf Egan went down to the coast on

popular with both business people

Fall Steamsh

ip Service

Effective October 4th

Tre

&.5, PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE

will sail from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and q

THURSDAY at 11 p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
_ SEATTLE and intermediate points. .

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seers ss Wednesday, 10 p.m.
ceteeeueneees Saturday, 10 pm.

3.3. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Island Ports, October 17th, November 3rd, 17th, December ist, 16th, 29th

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; PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
HASTBOUND—10.61 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12 87 P.M. Daily except Tuesday.

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

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Saturday.
Tom Masterton came up from Prince
Rupert on Friday. He has been spend-

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ing a little time at the coast.

The members of the Anglican W. A,
are atranging for the annual Christ-
mas sale to be held on December Jat,

Ernie Hoult, one of the best known
Lakelse ranchers and. prospectors, re-
ured Friday from a trip to the coast.
. Qlof Hanson and E. H, Shockley went
down to Rupert-on Saturday -and .re-
turned ‘Tuesday, Hanson — remaining
overnight'at the Terrace Hotel.

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. - TEA

With our firm belief in the use of only the best materials ‘| ROOM

and workmanship your satisfaction must be assured, yet “| 4,. ¢

-we do not say this boastfully—just prove for yourself, | andCoufec-
aos a , a + | ‘tlone made

* Highest quality freah bread and supplies shipped anywhere slong. line on premiaes

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

EAGLE BRAND
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new -road to the bridge yet’.

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