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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924

MB of Kisby, Sask., have moved to
Terrace and have taken up resi-
Bdence in the W. E. Smith cottage

m™ near the park.
Strawherry plants,

; For Sale last year’s runners,

‘Magoon anp Gaudy varieties ex
Sees 1000 f.o.b. Terrace. F. W, Bohler, er-
mrace, B.C. n

aa Hatching Eggs
RO jot from purebred stock, but good
fea zeneral purpose Plymouth Rocks. One
Mi dollar per 13. Apply Mrs. Sawle, New
a Hazelton.  €@

These
are

oo Raspberry Canes,
Pe For Sale Cuthbert and Her-
See bert, in any quantity; $3.00 per hun-
weer dred, Newton & Aldous, Terrace, BC.

= Mageoon Strawber-
4 For Sale ‘ry plants, $1.00 per

ae hundred, postpaid: $5.00 per 1000 f.o.b.
ie Vanarsdol, Sverbearing Strawberry
fees Plants, $3.00 per 100, pogtpaid. A.
ee Ebring, Vanarsdoi, B.C. 6tt
from

Hatching Eggs ine

bred White Wyandottes; heavy-laying
B strain; $f.50 per setting: ‘of 15. Mra.
F. A. Goddard, New Hazelton. 40-2

from

Hatching Eggs 3

White Leghorns; heavy-laying strain,
(winter layers) mated to pedigreed B.C.
University cockerels, $1.50 for 15 ergs.
+ Incubator settings special price.
Be man Freckman, Terrace. uo

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Downey, | (——

1|/not come as he was not 36 well

ag|{the dance hall of the G.W V.A.

0! point he was called on account of

t|months, arrived in Terrace on

Her-
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UMBERING

+ TOURIST oo, :
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Hor SPRINGS TERRACE HORTICULTURE

V
Rev. T. J. Marsh was expected
home on Monday iast, but could

The Presbyterian Guild met at
the home of Mrs. Sundal Thurs-
day last.

C.A. Youngman, of Prince Ru-
pert, is releiving here at the gov-.
ernment liquor store for a week.’
Mr. McKinnon ia taking a rest
to get his garden in shape for |
planting
Mr. and Mrs, J. Swan, who
have been in charge of the covk |

and had returned to the hospital
again,

The G. W, V. A. Auxiliary is
having electrie lights installed in

pbuilding. This will be an added
attraction to the propertv.
Mr. Tiffin arrived home from

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C.

 Shingles...... ceeerseee ceedas

_ LUMBER MANUFACTURER -

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Louse PRICE List

Rough Lumber... ceseae ce cecneesteuee sauce $18. 00 per M:
Shiplap...... vec cease uence eeedeeernes 261.2250
ceuvbanedseceennee 22.50 *

Sized Lumber .....-..

‘Binished Material .... se eanene "49.00 to 65.00 “

"From $2. 50 to $5. 00 per M
Prices subject to change without notice- ,
Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, « etc., on application

Edmonton this week, to which ‘camp for the last few months

have gone baek to their ranch

ea one ws

the illness of Mrs. Tiffin, who is|for the summer ’s work. Billy
rapidly improving. Donald will be chef at the camp
Cecil Smith, who has been at|for the time being. |
Kalum Lake for the last few| Sam Kirkaldy, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. J. Kirkaldy,
made a brief business trip to
Prince Rupert.
Ged. Cobb, of Kalum Lake, ar-
rived in town on Wednesday and\%
will start his season’s* haul of
supplies for the camps. — ;
-Mr. and Mrs. Burton, of Rib-
stone, Alta., stopped off at Ter-
race on their way home from the

Wednesdav en route to the Old
Country via Vancouver and the
Panama Canal. —
“The older they are the harder
they fall.’? One fellow left Ter-
race this week for Vancouver.
where he is to look for a lady
wearing a vellow rose. The chap
had a yellow paper rose when he
left here but we do not know
how much of it will be left by
the time the boat reaches Van-

visit Mrs. Burton’ 3 brother, W..
E, Smith. The visitors had. re

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Surveys TuaoucnouT CeNnTRAL B. C.
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cently visited Chas. and...Mrs.
Waite, formerly of Terrace, but

couver,
Alf, Egan left for Kalum Lake

winter spent ‘in California, to ’

now of California, ‘and reported

1 Winter Steamship Service

8S, PRINCE GEORGE will soil from Prince :
Rupert for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and inter-
mediate 2 points each FRIDAY at 10 a.m

For STEWART and ANYOK ..10----.+-+- sesessseWednesday, 1k p.m. |

S.8. PRINCE JOHN will sailfor VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Islands, April lath, 26th, oe

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B“.

PASTBOUND—t0. 51 PM. Daily except | Sundan
_ WESTBOUND— 12 37 P, M. Daily, except Tuesday...
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For Aulantic Steamship-Sailings of further information apply to any Canadian National Agen ur
RF. McNaughton, District Parenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. .

vow ti dae te Pe

on Thursday.
A, SawLe, one.of the late Swiss
arrivals in Terrace, left on Wed-
nesday for Anyox, where he has

Mrs, Waite in poor health, ©

Miss Gladvs Kenney was host-
ess.at a dancing partv held at the

home of her mother, Mrs. O T

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"TERRACE HOTEL

TERRACE

¥. K, GORDON
Proprietor

é British Columbia
on ARRAS 7 ma . we . /

secured work,
The Altar Society of. the Catho-
li¢é church met on Wednesday,
April 2, at the home -of Mra. De
Fontaine. Plans were made for
a whist drive. and dance’ Lo" be
held on April, 21.

Sundal, on Friday evening. last.
There was much entertainment
in the farm of songs, recitations,
and piano selections.. The host-
ess served dainty refreshments
to about thirty-five guests, Danc-
ing was the order of the evening

A Interior Decorating|:

- Miss Belle Frank i is in town for
a week, stavine at the home’ of
Mrs. BE. T: Kenney.

and the junior crowd thoroughly
enjoys these parties, which, afford
an opportunity to learn dancing

FURNITURE POLISHING

‘House and Sign.

. Painting

o

Cut’ flowers, ‘lilies and potted |
plants for Haster. Send your
orders to D; Glennie, Box. 466,
| Prince Rupert.
Billy Watt and Jim, Lever left

in the proper. environment, “The.
music was furnished by Mr. ‘and
Mrs. L. H. Kenney, assisted by

L. W. Elder

Box 84

In town and. out of town work solicited

_ TERRACE, B B.C.

on Tuesday for the prairie, but the party. Jo
will go via Vancouver, sailing
‘\from Prince Kupert on Friday's
boat.
Jack Frost and his bride,” for,

a Dances Fonte 7

That the monthly whist ‘drive
and dance held under the’ ‘auspices
fjot the G.W.V. A. Ladies’ Kaxili-

: MOTORS

TERRACE vs

FORD DEALERS se
Used Caine and Trucks

: REPAIR:

ALL d

i

uine Ford Parts.

TERRACE

; SHOP. OPEN. FOR:
TO REPAIR : WORK,

merly Miss Craddock,’ R.N..
Smithers; arrived in Terrace as
will take up residence in. our
midst, The best wishes of the
valley are ‘extended. to them for
a prosperous and happy”: future.

Dr. Kenney,. of Prince Rupert,
‘was kept very busy. from Friday

until Snndny and expects to. re
turn in’ a. week or. BO

ary.-is, becoming more “popular
was evident . on Friday evening:
last. by the splendid turnout; and
by the, keen competition: “noted
during. the whist .zames: a
congenial: spirit’ shown.du
dance... The winners of the

"Bread, Buns, Biscuits, and |
ee _ Cakes |

. We ee only ‘the BEST vt ~

tot “ ° w .

Highest ainallty: trash bread and ‘supplies shipped promptly ‘to any “paint ‘along the: line

GEORGE POWERS | Proprietor
P.O. Box 11. : “TERRACE, BC...

‘The Terrace Bakery”

t, . .. : a . yuo

some of the younger members of

EASTER NOVELTIES | ‘

er.’ FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

FOR THE KIDDIES _ CANDIES

‘ Raster Baskets, Feathered | Roostera, Ganong’ 8 Haster- packages, one-
. Bunnies, Little Chicka in wool asar half, one-. and two-pound boxes.
Fancy’ Chocolate Rocsters, Rabbits, Baster. Beggs, etc, ete,

Prices: from. 10¢ to $1. 265”

TERRACE DRUG STORE

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