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TERRACE
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TERRACE

FORD DEALERS
New and Used Cars and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR |
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK —
Genuine Ford Parts

Accessories

Gregory Tires
None Better

AXI SERVICE

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 all patrons.

FURNISHED R OOMS TO LET

TOURIST HOTEL
(CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat

Open 6.30 in the morning
until 21 p.m. daily

Special arrangements made for parties
Special Suppers or Banquets served

Give ua a trial

Frep. DuBoRD PROPRIETOR

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C,

Surveys Turousiour Cenrrat B. C.

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Great pleasure is expressed .at

the general success which attend-

ed the Terrace pupils who lately
wrote high school and entrance
examinations, results of which
were announced this week.

ed from Hazelton on Sunday.

pert is a guest of Mrs. O, T.Sun-
dal. .

ing Co. was a recent visitor here.
claims at Kalum Lake last week.

pleted her librarian course at the

in charge of the children’s library

TOURIST - LUMBERING
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Mrs. Barker and infant return-

Mrs. Wm. Reid of Prince Ru-

O. P, Brown of the Chiro Min-
Fred Nash surveyed mineral
Miss Erie Richmond has com
California University and is now

in Seattle.

Mrs. J. H. Hanson and child-
ren of Prince Rupert are holiday
guests of Mrs, Soucie.

Acamping party composed of
Mrs, Von Hees, Miss A. McDou-
gall and Miss Turnbull left for
Kalum Lake last week enroute to
Lava Lake where they will camn
for a week or so, Miss MeDou-
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.

Mr. Barbeau has returned from
a trip-up the line.

The G. W.V-A. held one of their
popular dances last week and in
spite of the hot weather everv
one had a good time. The -re-
freshments were ® served by Geo.
Powers.
Mrs, Chas Gilbert left ‘Thurs-
for California to visit a brother
who is very ill. She will be gone
a couple of months. .
Mrs. R.E. Allen and dauzhters
of Hanall spent a day last week
in Terrace,

Mrs. F. Morris and family of
Prince Rupert who spent a holi-
day at the Aldous farm returned
home-last Friday.

been at Hill Farm for a holiday,

last Friday.

points during the past week.

is visiting the Amos boys.

Hatchery, isa guest of Mrs. H.
S, Creelman.

Master Carl Smith, who has

left for his home in Prince Rupert

E. Barbeau, government arche-
ologist, has been in Port Essing-
ton, Prince Rupert and other

George York, of Prince Rupert,

Mrs. Chas. Raven, of Lakelse

Sister. Madeline, of St. Joseph's | 8
Convert, Prince Rupert, who was
in Terrace on a holiday, fell from
the church step and hurt her
arm, necessitating a return to
Rupert for medical advice.

Mrs. P. J. Ryan, of Prince Ru-
pert, is spending a vacation with

SOMMER STAN SERVICE

S.S.. PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE ‘GEORGE
will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, -
VICTORIA, SEATTIE and intermediate points sach
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m.

..s. Wednesday, 10.00 p m.
aveees veeeeeePriday, 10,00 p.m.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE, effective June 30th
8.5. PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Maasett, Port. Clements,
and Buckley Bay, each Monday, at 8 p.m
For Skidegate and all south Island ports, each Wednesday, 8.00 p.m.

"PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS.

EASTBOUND—8.57 P M.. Daily except Sunday,
WESTBOUND- 12.07 P. M. Daily except ‘Tuesday.

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For Atlantic Steamship Sailings of further information apply toany Canadian National. Agent 08
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

Mrs, C. A. Smith at Kalum Lake. 1!

Gladys Kenney was a visitor at
“W. O. Fulton, of Prince Kupert,

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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 Sunday.
The lodge .members formed a
parade and visited the cemetery,

Cool Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Refreshing

ICE CREAM WITH ALL FLAVORS

CANDIES by the

STATIONERY
box or in bulk

SUMMER READING
Piain and faney

_ and Magazines

Drugs and Toilet Articles Victrolas and Victor Records

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

R. W. RILEY TERRACE

where they decorated the graves
of departed brethren.

John Dool left for Prince Ru
pert on Saturday te 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 beat, many ladies called
and enjoyed the afternoon with
their hostess and her guest.

J. McLean, of Prince Rupert,
spent the week-end with his fam-
ily, who are holidaying here.

‘Mrs, E. J. Moore and daugh-
ters, Bessie and Bertha, were
visitors in Remo !ast Saturday. -

Dr. Grant conducted the. ger-
vice on Sunday morning in the
Anglican Church,

. Terrace has been. experiencing
real summer weather, the hottest
of the year. hain: is now badly

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LUMBER MAN UFACTURER

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needed, | ~
- Mrs, ©. A. Gigeey entertained
a few friends on ‘Saturday even-
ing at a musicale, in compliment
to: Miss. sims, who is’ ‘visiting
Miss Pierson, -

C, A. Giggev has lett for a
‘|| prospecting trip and will be away
for a few weeks,"

at Lakelse Lake ‘last Sunday, | one

crossing, the ferry. :

“Terrace was: well represented

hundred: ‘and: nineteen _Dergons |

-Miss ‘Lee, of ‘the Prince Rupert
Hospital ‘staff, left. for home on}.

ourself the work and worry

Save

of making bread at home. Spring

has brought its increased househol

duties and the coming of the hot

Bummer weather will add its bur-

den. ' Do not slave at the range— ~
Let George do it.

“Let George
Do It”

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER PARTIES CATERED TO

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the line

The Terrace Bakery GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor

P.O, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

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Mrs, W. Gratton and daughter
Agnes of Prince Rupert were at
thet Hill Farm last week. .

Ingray Isaacaon returned. tol
Prince Rupert last Friday, - after

visiting Mrs. Alex. Olson. WHEREAS under the provisions of
: . the Royalty Act, Chapter 76,-Statutes —
1914, the royalty. on timber to be col-.
lected beginning January Ist, 1925, wall, ©
from information now available, be
more than three times’ the royalty now :
being collected: .
AND. WHEREAS urgent: representa- “
tions have-been made’ that thia increase
in royalty .is smuch heavier than the
jindustry can-bear; ” a
AND WHERBAS the re éntationd ,
meade have gone so far ag-toaay. that -
any attempt to. collect this : "royalty 7
beginning January 1st next as upon’ the
‘basis or. the present Royalty Act ‘would
immediately. result in a. Bhutdown of
the entire. ndustry: in: the: Province, =:
- NOTICE is'hereby giventhat‘a‘pub-. -
lie hearing -upon this question: willbe
held in the Executive Chamber;-Parlia- _ im
ment Buildings, ; Victoria, before-the
Executive, Council” or. auch.’ Me

ACCOMPANIES HIS CHIEF

any-evidenea to aub-.
make on::the

| ‘Heury ‘Frank.

Sunday: following: a visit. to Mra. |