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TERRACE TH EATRE

p WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY SATURDAY: This Week
“ ‘April 9 and ii”

“The Wonder of a =a

B conay BE le
B Adults 50c 7 Children under 14 years 25¢

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re AN fete, sorte

| And to: ‘do good work ‘you need vod tools, and sometimes ou ne seat ew
. i tole. We have them. . hots: sty them. _ They, are not reed a ano

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“Cultivators .

a Lt Lande .aue

E T. ‘Kenney, Ltd:

| Rakes, Hoes

"Garden Seeds

Terrace B. C.

__Lumber Prices Down
, Tervues Mill Prices
Rough Lumber . cenegeee ates
No, 1. Shiplap

4 inch No, 1 Shiplay :
No.2 Shiplap, 6: aah 8 in. and 10 in -

Shingles from . sean cel
J Moulding from le. up per "tinea foot. ;
.. Prices subject: to change without, toticce.- :
| Write. to Geo. Little: Lumber Yard, Smithers, : When: wanting
prices: on‘all grades :of lumber and the following!— =.

Cottonwood Veneer, Gyproe, Brick, Lime, Plaster; Cement, Win . -
. dows, Doors,: Building Paper, Tar Paper, Roofing, : Plaster. Board; : is
Shingle Stain, Fir’ Filooring,: Finishing Tamber; ete, ete, og howe

“George Little -

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Phe Hotel :

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_ Ran ‘ater ” Dia Room .
pais ght co °
/ “Travellers. Se i imple eRoome::. -

and: has often ple
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{and ‘Thursday™ evenings and enjoyed a
| dance. on Wednedday. evening follow- 1
ing, the game,’ On’ “Thursday: evening
Mr, and Mra, WE o: Burnett | were thie |.
out hosts ‘to the Tocal and- Visiting: teats.

i Rupert; who. Was ‘2’ guest’ of. Misg Mar-
: Jory Renney returned home ‘Saturday

; ae ; ‘returned Bunday, ftom Smithers where
At they. were guest of, their ‘unele. . vt

‘} Mrs. ‘AL C ‘Head ‘and, ‘daughter, Miss

_ fa ‘swim,

ms Bridge. on Tuesday -

~f | sition.

; Jordon. ” e a .

‘Imeémbera. of the’ O.G.1/.- groups and |:
5 Sunday ‘School: was well attended and

|| were given hy Dorothy ‘Riley, Jackle
Kirkaldy, John ‘Beveridge and ‘John

. school stuff. sperit ‘Easter at her homé

| spent thé Paster holidays in town are
: now ‘at thet home: dn: Prices, Rupert.

x home at North’ Bulkley where she vis-
- : ited her parents.

ei hollany guest of: Mrs. Tas. Smith. care

Saturday afternoon when” ‘site enter-

Vietoola and a. _gnest ‘at ae, ‘Grele’s.

business ‘here last week: ee fy hes

: . ternoon, in. honor : of ‘Charlie. Agar’e||
“hy 4th birthday. a

| the’ baseball game ‘here™ ‘on: ‘Wednesday

The evening. Was. spent. Garicing..

mend

Dias" ‘Grace ° “Watltagon “of ‘Prince f

Marion, ' visited Remo- last Friday.
f..

Miss MeGregor of ‘Burns Lake ° was
rr “Baest of Mrs. CGC W, Michtel,

Mrs. MéNalit and: ‘Mrs.’ ‘Sherwood Ac
companied . a “number | Of. girls. on trip
‘to Lakelse Lake last, Thursday, return-
ing the following day, -The- ‘girls had.
The water. Was cold so’ 0° they
jad not stay in long.”

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“Tey... ia. (A MeCarthy Visited Prinéee
_| Rupert last weak - ;
uy
Miss Jamie “Donald entertained - at
last. .week.. The |
prize winners were Mfrs, Mills and. Mrs
Beveridge, - |

"Mr. Beverldge is “again enioying his
usual health after a few daya indispo-

‘Mrs, Jas. Smith entertained a num-
ber ‘of friends at bridge on Irriday ¢y-
ening in honor of). her: guest, Migs
James o£" Copper: ‘City, ° “‘The™. “prizes
Were’ won by Aiea 2 James and. Mrs. B.

The Faster: ‘contatn put ¢ on. | Monday |
evening in ‘Knox . United. Obureh: by |

a thoroughly... enjoyed. -TRecltations

Little, Several “anthems. and a. pan-
tomine were given, and: Messrs. Alien
and Finter sang two duets.: «:

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Miss Patricia Gviyer of the | high

in ‘Prince Rupert, ' ; - . oT

Mts. Worokec ‘and daughter, who

‘Migs NeInues ‘bad. yeiurned from her |

' Miss “Jamies, ‘of Copper City ‘was’ a

‘ae ee

Me. ‘Thos. ‘Brook’ was “hostess, on

Mr, Greeniticla ‘of Prince ‘Rupert did:

“da
Mr. ‘and Mrs:'J. B. Agar + entetained |
solne’ 20: young friends. on’ Monday. af:

cA. large. crowd: ‘trom. Tak: ‘attended

- girls, lost the, first: game by a. score: ‘of, iM: ’
27 to -10.: Play was even until near ‘ber Unger 13, Walters 4,. Vanee, Wing- a

_|for Terrace but could not stop the

chard, total, 22,

quarter when, Boddie and. Pritchard’
pulley off some fast passing to cut the.
_ [score down. . Glass played a wonder:
)£ul- ‘game for Terrace and was given -
‘Table assistance by “Greig and McLarer
Greig 1éft the floor on ‘personals and
it. was’ during her absence that Rupert
began - ‘to score.

McLaren '8,.Glass 7, Munro, total: 20. -

|inoie, Rice, Mortis, Tite A, Paltchar
2 total. 8. wat : j

Thursday— ot oy!

}race floor, walked off handily, with, tlre: visitors,.
final contest. ‘16° to. ‘2... The. Terrace’ deadly.

forwards wore ably ‘penued up ‘through. well. hig
Joyt. the. game oud: could’ » “not *- score, .
n Boddtie. pt ‘pillled . off some neat . -dribb ou l4,, Wingham, Walters 3, Vance, Hick:
plays “for Rupert and wes: the.” oui
standing - player ‘on. . -the. floor.
‘| more. and. Rice turned’ in
{or Mervage Glass, “worlied | tire
and, with” a little anpport might:

Terrace Basket Ball Teams
Lost. Three Games: | rut of :

» During ‘the . Raster vacation the. ont” “The tains played’ ‘evenly duirtig
Prince. “Rupert - and: ‘Terrace: hight the first. halt, the : score reading 8 to.7)
school -teams: engaged in a series of for Prince Rupert,” ‘Then’ “Rupert: got -
home‘ and honie games. Prince Rup- going and lead. by: ‘Unger and, Morri-

the : boys and girls. games.” ‘Gameg in! Ince. - collected. oniy three: points in th

and ‘Tuesiay and dn Terrace ‘Wedues-. steady gome as guard ‘for: Rupert and
day and. Thursday: :

On ‘Monday-—Handleapped by ajand Thomas were. best: for’ “Terrace _
strange floor and’ playing against a The forwards worked’ hard but could.’
more experienced ‘team, the. Terrace! not. locate the basket. '

’ Prince’ “Rugert—Mortikon ,

os . Thur.

the end of the §rd quarter when: Ter-sham 4, ‘total 38. + 2
race began to. tire and the homesters ; Derrace—MeLeod 4, Bowering 3.
ran away .with the game.“ Por: ‘Ru- Little, | Thomas 1,. Michiel 2, total 10.
pert -Mortis and Tite. were, outstand- -Tuesday—Pringe | Rupert:;: “won the -
ing while Glass and Greig played the ‘second game 88 to 12, Their ‘superior ,
best for’ Terrace,’ 7 ishooting ability and experienced drib-
Terrace Greig’ 6, Moore 2, Glass,’ bling. was chiefly, responsible for the.

Smith 2, Munro, total 10. ! one-sided victory. "Terrace had: a: ‘fair.
‘- Prince Rupert—Johinson 4, ~Bodate

2; Patnore 4, Tite 10, Morris: % Rice,
total 27. . ",

: . Tuesday—The second. geome - syns
tery, much the same, the Terrace girls
seeming to loose their. fighting spirit.
Rupert played ° tts best game of. the
series and received full value for their.
avin. Glass ond MeLaren tried hard

tough luck in ‘shooting. Rupert on the’:
__.fother'* hand. were: ideadly.at’ any. dis
‘taiice. - This was ‘Rupert’s best * game,”

a good report.

strong game and McLeod tried gamely:
throughout, Bowering ‘had. 2° “great |

speedy Rupert forwards. Fatmore af! many ‘jttempts at the basket, but tail-’

centre and Boddie looked. best for the
Rupert, team. - Score 22 to 5:

. Terrace—Greig 3, “Moore, McLaren,
Glass. 2," ‘Munro; ‘Smith, ‘total Be.
Rupert—Johnson,- Boddie , 8, | Pat
more. 10,. Rice; ‘Morris, 2 Tite 2 Brit-|

great extent, |
Prince. ‘Rupert—Morrison 10, Unger’
‘|6, Phurber *9;": ‘Walters : 4 Winghi
‘Vance 2. total: 89.: a
-“Werrace-—Bowering, Th Tohnsoit): ani
Thomas 25 ‘Little “2 2, 1 MeLeo L 3; Kt
; me total. 32.
~ Wednesda'y-—Coming’ ‘back to ‘their we he PE .
home floor the ‘Terrace -girls played We dnesday—The most: “-aosely. con
like champions to take the final’ game tested game, 0 £ the series was. playe cd
from the visitors.20 to 8. Rupert was, at ‘Terrace on “Wed. "Ropert jump el =
‘completely outclassed until the final into an ‘early lea a of 9 to 2, but this |
wis reduced to a 9 all at half time,
‘chiefly through Little who- ‘played. the
best game of: “his career to amass. a t
tal of 14. points;.. Terrace gat. away
with oue of their usual second period
rushes and tan up a 10 point .lead..
. Little left the floor on nergonals: late
6, in. this
Kerr. Full time found the score 30.
“to 23 for Terrace. . Bowering failed. to.
-, Hupert—Jobuson: jh Bodale 4, a enter the scoring: - column, until late 4M :
: the: second: period” but: fijally. ‘got zo
= ing ‘and | potted several. ‘nice: baskets
fh ' Wallace. and Thomas" “were. strong’. on.
‘'phuber ‘was the best of the’ a
‘his long shots being: ‘very
Vanee and Morrison also. did:

- Lorrace—Smith, Moore. 4 Greig

Rupert, after one game’ ‘on. the Ter! defence...

“Prine. ‘Ripert—Morrison B, haber -

“sey, Unger, 2;. total 24.
oct eod 5,

Bowerlng : a

it th aecuita
aM rrison SeHioni, had |

‘Tert won three’ ‘out. of: four in each: of Aon ‘Tan in’ string -of baskets. Ter- -
Prince. Rupert.’ were played ‘Monday. second half, | Vance tumed ina very .- : :

| Wingham: was, alio: effective, Michiel.

share of. the play but certainly: had the me

every, member on the team turning in. -
Michiel was unable. to. —
play for Terrace and‘ this weakened:, ee
the team greatly. Thomas played a: _

ed to enter the scoring. column: to any

period and was- replaced by a