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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

No.

: Bert Kenney was a passenger

- to Prince Rupert on’ Wednesday
to meet Mrs, Kenney and Philip
§ who returned from a trip to Van-
Mee couver. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney.
em arrived in Terrace on - Wednes-

a day night’s train.
- : STRAWBERRY PLANTS

a For Sale ‘ ‘*Magoon’’ and Ren-
Me onie’s ‘Perfection’, $10 per 1000, f.0.b.
mame Remo, B.C. Apply John Neidhart,
Mm Remo, B.C. 8789

Be ose e .
ae from
s Hatching Eggs &%
White Leghorns; heavy-laying strain,
saa (winter layers) mated to pedigreed B. C.
me: University cockerels, $1.60 for 15 eggs.
me Incubator settings special price. er-
man Freckman, Terrace. 69

Magoon Strawber-

ry plants, $1.00 per
Pe postpaid: SE 00 per 1000 f.0.b,
@- Vanarado Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, $8.00 por 100, postpaid. A.
Ebring, Vanarsdol, B.C, 6tf

For Sale

hundred,

Timber Sale X5501

Sealed tenders will he received by
ma the District Forester not later than
fae) noon on the:7th day of April, 1924, for
Mam the purchase of Licence X5501 near
a Terrace, to cut 46,500 Lineal feet of
q Pores and Piling.
r Two (2) yeara will be allowed for
me removal of timber,
ee: =6C Further particulars of the Chief For-
mee. ester, Victoria, or the District For-
ae eater, Prince Rupert.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B,C,

Surveya TrnaovanoutT CenTRAL B. C,

| TERRACE HOTEL
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J. K. GORDON TERRACE
Britiah Columbia

7 Proprietor
mre tet pipde Fac

: : Interior ‘Decorating

‘ FURNITURE POLISHING
House and Sign .
Painting

' In town and out of town work solicited

L. W. Elder

6!a postal! service this coming year.

‘of the provincial industrial school

_| Mrs. Sherwood, for nursing Mrs.
Cretien,

Hot Springs

TOURIST a | / , LUMBERING
RESORT TERRACE Homnicoutuse

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Jack Frank was a Prince Ru-
pert visitor on Thursday. .

W. J. Gillespie and family, who
have been residing on “‘Dad”
Weeks’ ranch for the past few
months left Terrace for their
former home in Chilliwack.

Wm. Kirkpatrick returned to
Terrace on Wednesday from Van-
couver.

Miss Agnes Desjardines is now
home from school at the conyent
in Prince Rupert,. on sick leave,
but wil} retdrn next week.

Fred. Hall was a passenger to

Remo on Friday.
A. H. Lund, auditor for the
Liguor Control Board, was in,
Terrace on official business last
week.

Infermation from the Postal!
Department at Uttawa indicates
that the post office at Kitsnum-
kalum has been discontinued and
all persons obtaining their mail
from that.office will receive their
mail from Terrace. There isa
report that Kalum Lake may get

-S. Workman, of the: provincial
department of public works, for
merly engineer at the Terrace
bridge, is at present engaged in
road survey work for the depart
ment at Skidegate, Q. C. I.

'D.'B. Brankin, superintendent

at Port Essington, accompanied.
by Constable Martin, of Prince
Rupert, visited Terrace last week
on official business in: connection
with local eases, °

Miss Florence Vandertip. has
taken a position in Riley’s store.

K. E. Allen, of Hanall, was in
Terrace on Thursday on business.

Card of Thanks

Mr. F. L. Cretien and family
wish to thank all friends who so
kindly assisted them in ‘their
hour of. bereavement, especially

Mr, F. L. Cretien

BBox 84 2 TERRACE, ac

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_ ANNOUNCEMENT |

nee to the tadies of this district that in the carly part
“ of. April. I will open up a a -

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|Terrace Fair to
Carry On--New -
- Officers. Elected!

A public meeting for the pur-
pose of reorganizing the Terrace
fall fair was held on Fridav last
in Gordon’s Hotel. The attend-
ance was not as large as expected,
but all who attended piedged
their support for the continuance
of the fair. There was much
discussion pro and con,. and all
were of the opinion that Terrace
could not afford to let her fair go
down.

President Viger was in the
chair and was urged to carry on
for the coming year, but he
thought it was te the interest of
the fair to have a change, as he

and did not wish to continue in
office this vear. . Terrace can

the efforts of Mr. Viger and the
directors.

A vote of thanks was extended
‘to the retiring officers, ‘and the
eleetion of officers for the coming
year took place, resulting ‘as fol-
lows: °

President—E. T. Kenney.
Vice.President—J. K. Gordon.’
Sec.-Treas. —Mrs. (Dr.)  Bleee-
ker.

Directors— Mrs. Bleecker, J./
K. Gordon, E. ‘T.. Kenney, Alex.

GC. Thomas.
Auditor—W. C. Sparkes.
To permit the fall fair: to lapse
would not do the diatrict, any
good. Let everyone take a: ‘per-
sonal interest and see if we can
go over the top this year.” -
It seems by | the interest! taken
that no matter how hard the di-
rectors work it is-a thankless job
at the best, but if this-fall fair
can be as good as the former
fairs, ° which have been a credit
to the valley, then those“ whio
have the fair in charge will feel
that their efforts have been ap-
preciated. ot
The notable absence of business

zation was most. marked, when
their co: ‘operation is essential: ‘to
the progresses of the district. “Tt
is to be hoped that when the
directors call: upan . ‘these mer-

chants’ for assistance: they will

hot” be found \ anwilling to: ‘lend

had been president for five years |:

boast of many good fairs, due to|!

Rough Lumber’ eseeee ea aeredeceaces
© Ghiplap.... cece eee eee ene ene ewer 22.50
- Sundried and Sized ..........2....0... peasy 22,50 ¢

GEO. LITTLE ‘Terrace, B. c. :

LUMBER MANUFACTURER °

*. LUMBER PRICE List — : :
$18, 00 per M

44

Finished Material... ...../........40.00 t0°65.00
Shingles. ...... sieecnves reese. ftom $2,50 to $5.00 per MW -

Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notices, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, e ete., on application:

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Kerr, H. Halliwell, D. MeKinnon, .

men of Terrace in this re. organi: .

3.8. PRENCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte .

my Winter Steamship Service

8.8. PRINCE- GEORGE will sail’ from Prinee
Rupert for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and inter-
mediate points each FRIDAY: at 10 a.m. ‘

.. Wednesday, 1 p.m.

ewnene

Islands, March 29th, April 12th, 26th,

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BC.

- EASTBOUND—10.51. P M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND 12.37 PV. Dail, except Tues.ay. ''

"Hye Atlantic Steamhip Salliogs of further infomation apoly toany Canadian National Agent a te

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R. FP. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, BC.

PPPOE TS
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Bread, Buns, Biscuits, and
Cakes:

We use only the BEST materials

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any “point along the line
The Terrace Bakery GRORGE POWERS - Prepeitar
PQ, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.
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‘SRRING -

Nyal’s Creaphos, for stubborn ‘eciaghs: bronchitis
‘Nyal’s Quinine and Iron Tonic
Nyal's Blood Purifier.

. Riley’s Beef, Iron and Wine—a “ ick- .
up”? for this time. of sear p me

TONICS |

- Spring Time—Fetry 8 Flower and Garden Seeds

A good selection :

‘TERRACE DRUG STORE

ne TERRACE, BG a

R, ™. RI LEY

: has, been’ ‘puichased: ‘by, :
: . pander, the. _ Personal ma agement’ 0!

’ ‘who: respectfully ‘Boliclts..a, eéntin

‘The Terrace

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7 TERRACE

The most ‘oinfortable 5 jlace’:'
along: the railway’. a

: Now. ‘Unga New. Management .

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