TERRAC

Hot SPRINGS .

VoL. 8 TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1925 No. 8
: —_ ~~ {i{Incerease Prize |; wocanonaeeee sroncssnenceereneces wosneneenerrs
cor TERRACE ema || List of Terrace | are eperale
Py ' Fair this Year intermediate points each THURSDAY ‘and SUN-

HoRTICULTURE

1. Lb. Brovks lis taken up his work
for the sumuiner months at the C. N.

in Station.

Special Master services: will be helt
ty nex United Church (on Sunday
vext at Toa. and nt... 80 pen. |

Speci Faster servicos will he hele
in St Mutthews chureh ‘On Sunday” pr
the usta hours. maarnkigs ud evenii:

eens

HP. pepe hax eourpleted u hot
hotse Oli his lots on Lakelse uve. ine
in going to try add burry the: sunmie:
He has always bad ‘one of the
“rdens in Terraee. —

dlong,
nicest gi

Mr, aud Mrs. Randil of Victori:
nyo spending a week’ in. town. - Mr.
Rumdatl is oa ‘proyineial harticulturis:
antl while here is giving demoustra-
lions on tree “pruning ‘and grafting
ile was one ‘of the speakers at the
Youmans Institute ou Friday evenin:

A. Bean aud John Garland of Isal-
Inm Lake were weelk-enders ‘in: town

Chas. Dobie of Copper, City was 1
Terrace last Thursday.

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Dan Mason of Copper City was omit
of the week end visitors: here.

Misses Pasthope and “Mallott’ enter-
tnined the B. D. Bridge Club on Tues.
day evening. .

ced

Matt Allard of Kellum Lake wats fh
town over the week oul.

Jas. Turnbull and W. Jordon were
here on Thursday. : :

ee

wie) 33 Phiseator was in 1 Rupert thir
W “eek , .

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I. Barclay of New Westminster. was
x visitor here over the week end,

Mrs, Annie Ross w as visiting in the
town recently.

‘| acenpied by, Mr. Attree und family anc

_ CHEVROLET. DEMONSTRATION.
"he Chey rolet agent J. B. Agar, us:
sisted by 8 8.3. Parkinson, reneral sales
representative for General Motors of
Canudn, N. McNiven, chassis demo1i-
strator and G. Whyte of the parts and
service departinent, ° gave a instrue-
tive nnd interesting demonstration in
the Terrace Thentte.on Thursday of
last week on the cars their firm turns
ont. | There was a crowded house and
the mudience was appreciative. W. F.
Lindsay drew ‘the ticket that” won the
$10 cash prize.

ne eens ee emene geet

A SMALL FIRE DISCOVERED

Fire was discovered in the Lazzell
| bailding om Wednesday inorning by
AG. Attree.: The | fire’ started in the
petitions upstairs. The ~ nlarm = was
given ond ‘soon many willing workers
were ol the job. “It was fortunate the
Dlaze was discovered so ‘soon and gal
uider control as there was’ @ strong
wind blowing and in the right direc:
tion to carry destruction throughout
the business section. The building i

Liberals Meet
Local Member ©
Elect Officers

On “Wednesday evening an informal
meeting under the auspices of the Ter-
race Tdheral Association was held in
the Terrace Theatre at which Dr. H
(. Wrineh, Mf. A, was the chief
speaker. While the meeting was und-
er the auspices of the Association it
was open to all and many | availed

the local’ member. The Doctor dealt
lurgely with the work accomplished at
the session just ‘closed at Victoria

Born to. Mr. md Mrs. A. sean af
Kallum Luke on Wednesday, Mareh 2°
a daughter. ,

Born to My, and Mrs. Chas. Nelso
on Thersday, March 29, A son.

The members of the’ Woman's In-
stitute held a very successful concert
nud gociul evening in Terrace Theatre
ou Friday evening. There was oa fair
attendane” and the various mumbers
ou the program. were’ well: received,
After the program the ladies served
ed of community singing, vocal and in-
trmmental solos, trios, an address: by
J, K. Gordon, address by, Mr: ; Randall

and, recitations, .
. .

A.- “Hedore aud. “aanehter ‘of. emo
were visitors in town ‘Saturday.

Mr &, Capit. Calthurst returned Sat-.
urday after speiding. several weeks. ir
the south, She’ is: ‘feeling ery much:
better 1 RR restilt ‘of her: outing. :

i. T. Frederickson of Vaneouv ey
ropresentative of Victor X-ray Corpor:
ation, spent several days in- town the
enrly part of last, week and was: pre:

sent at a meeting of. the, Hospital

Board on Monday ‘evening and ‘gave
an {instr uctive talk.on the operation af

showed a

the X-ray machine. “He | :

syachines,

nnd spoke for about an hour, B. T
Kenney presided. ;

‘f Association was held in theMuniciple

.| the work that had been recommended

themselves off the opportunity to hear |,

The regular meeting of the Fall Fair

hall on Friday evening with president
I. ‘4, Swain in the chair and.a good
attendance of the Board present in-
cluding « full deligation from the Wo-
moans Institute, —

The ebiet business: transneted was
tle revision of. the prize lists and iu-
asked for by members of the different
creases in nearly every section was
committees. The. total. increase: asked
for was $100 aver last years prize
money.

In order to intelligently ‘deal with
these requests it was on motion agreed
to appoint u:finance committee to go

the average Teclepts for the fair and
report back as to how much as to way
of finances could be ‘expected. Messrs
Gorden, Kenney and Halliwell ware
appointed.

- The Secretary reported thet a letter
from the department ot Victoria had
stated that the dates requested Sept.
Gand. 7 were acceptable to them so
these dates ave now set,

It was reported that the committee
interviewing Mr. Agar re the cup he
has offered had ascertained that this
cup would be for the best dairy animal
in the fair to be the property of the
exhibitor winning two times in suceass-
ion or any three times.
A pony race for fair day .was rec-
ommended by thescommittee and prizes
will be offered for same.

“The meeting was then ajourned un-
til April 20th.

TERRACE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

A special meeting of the municipal
commissioneers. was .beld on, Friday
afternoon to consider. the tenders on

| Thee tender of Mr. Farr for the side-
walk on Lakelse Ave. was, accepted,
it being the lowest and the tender of
Mr. Turner for the bulletin, board was
also necepted, Only one bid was made
on the other piece of walk.and as. the
commissioners felt that the price was
too “high this work has been deferred.
Severn] by-laws received the final

At the conclusion of the general ses:
sion, the nnuual meeting of the ‘Ter-
rnee Liberal Asociation was held and
the following officers were elected: for
the ensuing year:

King and Hon. Dr, McLean. .
Ton, ‘Viee-Pres—Dr, H. ©. Wrinch,
M..U.-A., and Hon. IT, D Pattullo
Presilent—E,. T, Kenney,

View Pres.—W. A, Kirkpatrick.
Sec,-Treas.—N. Sherwood,
Executive committee—W. KR. Riley
H. L. Frank, I, H. Kentiey, V. Souel,
F, Nightwine, HW.’ Miechand,. J.. Vigor.
Geo. Cobb, A. Hoimwood, 1, Trooks
with the following nssocinte member:

Hon, Pres—Hon. W. L. MacKenzie |

reading and were passed.

Here and There

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David J. Gowans has been ap-
Bointed assistant general manager
af hotels eastern lines, Canadian
Pacific . Railway, announcement
was made recently, Mr. Gowans
whose. headquarters. will. be in-
Montreal has been connected with
ibe railway for over thirty years
-and has been handing CG. P, R
hotel work since 1905. oy

through the -back livts and. ascertain}

4.00 p.m,
For giewart

fortnightly.

DAY at 11.00 p.m.
For Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday at

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands—

each Saturday at 10,00 p.m.

peewrrrT TTT, T,TTT**

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Eastbound—MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 3.03 p.m.

Westbound—TUEBSDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 11.52 a.m.

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment,

«For Adantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

PPP

LUMBER

Shingles...-.. see eee

Orders filled at short notice.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Rough Lumber....s.2se00-:
Shiplap...s.scseeseee sees sees ee eeenre tees 22.50

Sized Lumber... 00... secre esr eeeeees
‘Finished Material.... ...........-- "40.00 to 65.00

Prices subject to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application ~

PrIcE List .
ve teee eee re: oe 18,00 per NM.

oe

\

. 22.50

...from $2.50 to $5.00 per Me

Mill running continuously.

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wa Toast Steamship Service to take
the place of the Princess Beatrice
on the Prince Rupert, Skagway or
‘west coast of Vancouver I[sland
run, has been signed by DE. W.
Beatty, chairman: and president of
the Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany. The new steamer will be 250
feet long by. 48 feet bread and will”

with accommodation for 170 first-
class passengers. .

rding to the Dominion Bu-
reau of Statistics the average pro-
fluction of wheat over the five years.
1922-26 in Manitoba was 17.5
bushels to the acre, in Saskatche-
wan 17.3 bushels to the acre and
in Alberta 17.2 bushels to the acre.
The average values per bushel in

$1.00,. 97¢c and 94c, making the
respective returns per acre from
wheat for the three provinces
$17.50, $16.78 and $16.16.

'C@ommenting on the use of the
harvester-thresher or “combine” in
Saskatchewan the International
Harvester Co. states that during
1924 and 1925 representatives con-
cluded the. general‘ use of this ma-

in Western Canada was thoroughly.

have a service speed of 15 knots |

the same perlod were respectively |

chine for harvesting grain crops -

TOURIST HOTEL

Terrace, B. C.

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Special provision made for the
Commercial men.

Cigars Cigarettes Tobacces

‘Geo. Tessier - Prop. .

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: Proprietor

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Terrace Theatre
‘ TERRACE, B. C.'

‘\the Proy incial ‘Government, and dn ‘Dr.

number of alides” of. different types. of.
‘He “algo: vinited. ‘the . elee-.
trie Hebt plant: and, “assured. ti the: hoard |-

H. reckman, Lakelse Valley, Oscar
Olander, and J. Coutpre, Kallum Lako
tT, Brunsing, Copper City, Thos, Ross,
Reino....
An invitation was. extended to the

district executive to hold the next con-
vention int ervace. oe

“¥otes of, confidence ‘in Hon. “Mne-
Kenzie ‘King and ‘the ‘Dominion Gor-.
ernment, the ‘Hon, Th, -McLenn and,

Wrinch, the local member, “were pass-

Iscal spenkers and. all expressed _ con-
fidence in the outcome of the next pro-
yineial general election when ever. that
inay. be. enlled:

The meeting then’ n adjourned and ‘Dr:
Wrinch left-for hoine: ‘the’ ‘following day
stopping off. ate Pacific. ; and other
pointe. aaa

ie there was aufficient power, for, the ma:

firm in London.

ed. : Several audldresses. were given. by | .

. tonac, Quebec City, states that. the

|. Was the best in tha history of the.
- olty. Many parties came from New -
York.’ New. England States, Ohi--
cago ‘and even: 28 far south £8 “Wile “|

~ Heally -came to. ng end. with: the

|. Pebruary -20-22, ‘having. commenced —
_ Ad-the. end ‘of December. ‘

Miss sibery of : Cannes City: hae beon | pace
JA contract fo the uilaing ot a ae

. contined: cto: her ‘bed tha ast ‘week. :

' Vancouver.—-The frat radlo tele-
phone conversation between Van-

cauver and Great Britain took place -
| -om Thursday, March 8th, when a4

member of a tocal business firm
talked to a representative of the
Each could hear~
the other (stinotly,. they. said. The
eall lasted four. minutes, and cost,
$76. This conversation was said. to:
be the longest ever made in. the

British Empire, spanning | a distanes

of 7. non miles. |

Joha.'G. Strathdee, director. of
. winter sports at the Chateau Fron-

winter: season tust concluded there’

mington..Del:.: ‘BOASON Prades.

astern « ‘International « “Dog. Derby —

practicable. In 1926 a number of
. machines were sold there and ex-
cellent testimonials.were received: |. .
from purchasers. In 1927. there.
was a greatly Increased sale dua to
. the showing, and. results even under’
the unfavorable conditions prevail-
ing that gbason were strikingly ‘BUC...

The Latest Films Direct
' from Vancouver

Every Thursday -
and Saturday

cessful. _
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Over 600: new families arriving in Good ‘Music -
Canada this yoxr with Hmited en-, ae All the Latest
pital oan be looked after and-settled, | Adults—50e Children under 14, 25c

advantageously In : Alberta ‘by. the
. various provincial. agenta of. the
Canada - Colonization ~ Assoclation.
pecording to. reports ‘auhmitred,: by
‘|. various - ropresentatives al: the an. -

nual Alberti: convention: Just. con
: ‘eluded ‘at Calgary. |. The oblective’
firsi: set was «400° famfHas. bad a’.
gurvey |) slowed that at ‘leag) 200°
- more: sattldmenta - could.be: mada: |.
7, .0. Fo Herzer, manager of ithe.
cansoclation.; hported | tint énrlyg :
the. past. tavea “years” {86° frmiling
had: boos sattled.in Alhe ven on, Mite"

Government tax included

Notice! |

TERRACE ASSEMBLY, NO. 15 |
“NATIVE SONS’ OF CANADA -

. Month. : Visiting ..: ‘brothers
ne eu

926 | acren - ‘of -land.. ot: -wileh: B35)
were: Retlled teat, year

af

Meets First and: Third: Thursday: each:
faye,