—— Vou. 5 "TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,, 1924 ——— TERRACE MOTORS TERRACE TouRIsT - -LUMBERING M Hor SPRINGS TERRACE HoRMIOOUTURE 4) FORD DEALERS New and Used Cara and Trucks REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK — Genuine Ford Parts Accessories Gregory Tires None Better | TAX! SERVICE The Terrace Club d vehased bY, and ig “now management of has been purchase under the personal F. H. AIKEN who respectfully solicits a continuance of the favors of all patrons. FURNISHED R OOMS TO LET TOURIST HOTEL ed from Hazelton on Sunday. pert. is a guest of Mrs, O. T.Suo- dal. | ing Co. was a recent visitor here. claims at Kalum Lake last week. Mrs. Barker and infant return" Mrs. Wm. Reid of Prince Ru- 0. P. Brown of the Chiro Min- Fred Nash surveyed mineral Miss Erie Richmond has com pleted her librarian course at the California University and is now in charge of the children’ s library in Seattle. “Mrs. J. H. Hanson and child- ren of Prince Rupert are holidav guests of Mrs. Soucie. A camping party composed of Mrs. Von Hees, Miss A. MeDov- galland Miss Turnbull left for Kalum Lake last week enroute to Lava Lake where they will camp for a week or so. Miss MeDovu- gall is interested in research work and is making this trip in the in- terests of the university. Ab Little has returned to Kal- um Lake. ‘CAFE The only place in Terrace to eat Open 6.30 in the morning "until JL pan. dasly . Special arrangementa made for parties Special Suppers or Banquets gerved Give us a trial Frep. DUBORD PROPRIETOR MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS FRED NASH, B.C.LS. TERRACE, B.C. c. Mr. Barbeau has returned from a trip-up the line, popular dances last week and in spite of the hot ‘weather every one had a good time. freshments were e served by Geo. ‘Powers. who is very ill. a couple of months. . The G.W.V-A. held one of their The -re- Mrs, Chas Gilbert left Thurs- for California to visit a brother She will be gone Mrs. R.E. Allen and daughters Surveys THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B, of Hanall spent a day last week LEE “TERRACE HOTEL in Terrace. Mrs. F. Morris and family of Prince Rupert who spent a holi- way 4 J. K. GORDON ‘TERRAC ) Proprietor se at tet ge En a TN Ti gk , British Columbin ah ae day at the Aldous farm returned homerlast Friday. Master Carl Smith; who has been at Hill Farm for a holiday, - ~ Great pleasure is expressed at the general success which attend- ed the Terrace pupils who lately wrote high schoo] and entrance examinations, results of which were announced this week, last Friday. left for his home in Prince Rupert E. Barbeau, 2 overnment arche- George York, of Prince Rupert, is visiting the Amos boys. Mrs. Chas. Raven, of Lakelse Hatchery, is a guest of Mrs. H. S. Creelman. _ Sister. Madeline, of St.Joseph’s Convent, Prince Rupert, who was in Terrace on a holiday, fell from the church step and hurt her arm, necessitating a return to Rupert for medica! advice. Mrs. P. J. Ryan, of Prince Ru- pert, is spending a vacation with §.§.. PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE will sail from PRINCE RUPERT’ for VANCOUVER. VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each Monday, Thursday and Saturday . at 11.00 p.m. QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLA S.S. PRINCE JOHN leaves P and Buckley Bay, each Monday, For Skidegate and all south Island ports, per TTTTTT Wednesday, 10.00: “p.m aeeeseee .. Friday, 10. 00 p.m. NDS SERVICE, effective June 30th rince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements, at 3 p.m each Wednesday, | 8.00 p. m. aeenee PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BE. BASTBOUND-—-8.57 P M. Daily except Sunda/. WESTBOUND- 12.07 P.M. Daily except Tuesday. TR. For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply toany Cenadisa National. Agent ao . R. F, McNaughton, District Pastenger Agent. Prince Rapert, B. C.- meet Mrs. ©. A. Smith at Kalum Lake. ;: bal - Gladys Kenney was a yisitor at “W. O. Fulton, of Prince Kupert, | arrived in Terrace-on Friday, to spend several days with his fam- ily at Lakelse. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Edwards,. of Prince Rupert, were visitors last week. The Oddfellows of Lakelse ‘Lodge No. 38 held their annual memorial ‘service last Sundav. The lodge members formed a parade and visited the cemetery, Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Refreshing ICE CREAM WITH ALL FLAVORS SUMMER READING and Magazines Drugs and Toilet Articles R, W. RILEY THE TERRACE DRUG STORE CANDIES by the STATIONERY | box or in bulk Plain and fancy Victrolas and Victor Records TERRACE where they decorated the graves of departed brethren. John Doo! left for Prince Ru pert on Saturday to continue medical treatment on his injured foot, Misses Onnalee Greig, Loraine Grant, Mary Muse and Sims; were visitors to Lakelse Lake on Friday afternoon. , Mrs. W. J. Parsons was ‘‘at home’? on Friday afternoon in compliment to her guest, Mrs. H. H. Little, of Hazelton. Des- pite the heat, many ladies called Do Tt” “Let George. CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER — Save ourself the work and worry of making bread athome. Sprin has brought its increased household duties -and the coming of the hot ‘summer weather will add its bur- den. * Do not slave at the range— © _Let George do it. _ PARTIES CATERED TO Hichest quallty fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the Ine GEORGE POWERS - Proprletor their hostess and her guest. J. McLean, of Prince Rupert, spent the week-end with his fam- ily, who are holidaying here. ‘Mrs. B. J. Moore and daugh- ters, Bessie and Bertha, were visitors in Remo last Saturday. | Dr. Grant ‘conducted the. ser- vice on Sunday morning . in the Anglican Church, points during the past week. ologist, has been in Port Essing- ton, Prince Rupert and other real summer weather, the hottest of the year. Rain is now badly “LUMBER GEO. LITTLE Terrace; B. C. ‘LUMBER Price List MAN UFACTURER savecuaweehaene $18.00 per os NE 22.50 . as seeee ceaeenenpecesnne 22,50 | vilatanens "40.60-t 66.00. from $2 50 to $6. 00 ) per. iH : needed. - - + Mrs, C.A, Gigeey entertained a few friends.on Saturday-even- ing ata musicale, in compliment Miss Pierson. © oC, Ae. .Giggev has: “left for a for a few weeks, i Terrace was: well represented at Lakelse “Lake last Sunday, one crossing. the’ ferr: feos Hospital. ataff,; and enjoyed the-afternoon with) Terrace has been: experiencing | ts Misa. ‘Sims, who: is ‘visiting prospecting trip and will be away : hundred ‘and. nineteen Persons | Miss Lee, ‘of. the Prine. ‘Rupert . left. for home ' on|.: Prince Rupert last Friday, after visiting Mrs. Alex, Olson. " ACCOMPANIES BIS CHIEF | , Me, A. WARREN =: Sunday: following a: The Terrace Bakery P.O, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C. Mrs, W. Gratton and daughter | = ia re Agnes of Prince Rupert were at “ a the’ Hill Farm last week. ae . Inpray Isaacson returned to|_ Notice . | any, attempt to collect -thi - | basis or t _ WHEREAS under’ the provisions’ cof the Royalty Act, Chapter 76, Statutes . - 1914, the royalty on timber ‘to be col- lected beginning January lat, 1925, will, from information now available, be ‘more than three times the royalty now being collected: AND WHEREAS ungent representa- - tions have-been made that’ ‘thipincrease. - J in royalty is much heavier than the industry can:bear: | AND WHEREAS ther re ntations: made have gone so fir as'to gay that