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_ ‘TERRACE,

B. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925

No. 82

Tourist
Resort
Hor Sprines

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TERRACE

_ LUMBERING .
MINING
HORTICULTURE

Mey: Mrs. Thos. Brooks was a guest at
PfUsk last week with Mrs. H. 8, Creel-
eee ian. ,

Misa Letitia J. Bell left Monday for
male coast after having visited her
aik:susins, Mv. Smith and J. K. Gordon,

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. The Amsbury mill has been closed
Blown tind on Saturday W. H, Watt
Bead family arrived in Terrace’ after
faye aving vou wp the senson’s ent.

WS. 2 cesson pur ensud a Chev.
at frou the loerl sent the first of

minew cars this year—a good indication
Rot local prosperity.
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| Eric Sampson of Usk was in town

ye week. ‘tq race district has miuy.

on Friday last.

John FR. Howard of Smithers was in
town on Saturday. ~

Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Hangan of
Prince Rupert are spending a short
holiday in town,

BE. L. Lord of Mount Vernon, Wash.,
Was among the recent visitors,

Mrs. Barnes ond Mrs, Wn. Aird of
Prince Rupert were mong the week
end visitors.

Miss Deacon of Vancouver and Mrs.
James Farquhar of Prince Rupert are
making a visit with the latter’s par-
ents, Rey. T. 7. and Mrs. Marsh,

-Ithat there was a. rent decrense in the

_|produce of the district.

No Gambling
~ Terrace Fair
' Say Directors

The meeting of the Terrace Yall
Fair board held’ on Friday was only
moderately attended, several members
being on vacation. H. A. Swain was
in the chair and after routine business
had been disposed of it was decided to
allot a space of fifty square feet to the
Northern Exchange of Prince Rupert
for a booth. Application was made
for five judges for the various exhib-
its this year, and an application for
permission to operate a crown and an-
chor board at the show was tnani-
mously turned down. ;
A letter from the secretary of the
Prince Rupert Fair. asking the board
to put up a district exhibit at Prince
Rupert show this year was not. enter-
tained, several members pointing out

acrenge of produce in Terrace aren
this year, so that it would be difficult
to get o good representation of the

The Board of Trade declined to ac-
cépt the whole responsibility for get-
ting together the produce for no dis-
trict exhibit at the New Westminster

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Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and

intermediate points Mondays, Thursdays 4.00 p.

Saturdays 6.00 p. m. ,

” For Anyox and Stewart Mondays, Fridays4.00 pm

iS: ' For Massett Inlet Ports Mondays 4.00 p.m.

"1 For South Queen Charlotte Islands, ‘fortnightly.
. For Skagway Wednesdays, 4.00pm, |

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
Eastbound— Daily, except Sunday 3.08 p, m.

Westhound—Daily except Tuesday, 11.52 a, m,.

and Prince Rupert.

Make a trip to Jagper Park thie summer returning via Vancouver
ery low rates.

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

taal baa tad

show, but intimated that they would
join with the Farmers’ Institute and
the Fair bonrd in the matter, After
discussion it was decided to leaye the

7 Announcing the =
| Uriniry [Ruck

| -another Sensational Chevrolet Value.

-|ceived promises of 1 number of speci-

good this year, especially the early
rarieties.
The cherry crop was badly damaged

| 4 Speeds Forward*4Wheel Brakes by rein after thes were ready to pick.

matter in abeyance. : .
The secretary reported having re-

al prizes and it was ngreed to run a
drive for membership subscriptions
during the ensuing fortnight. .
A further meeting was arranged for
Friday, the. 24th.

The Terrace apple crop is pretty

Shipments haye been made

N% Chevrolet presents the New Utility Truck—
a low-priced haulage unit embodying every feature
of advanced engineering developed through years of

KITSUMGALLUM

! experience in commercial car-building and proved by
|| #§ exhaustive testing on the General Motors proving ground!

ti Typical of the progressive design embodied in this sensational
new truck are a four-speed forward transmission, powerful non-
Ee q locking four-wheel brakes, full ball-bearing steering mechanism,
ed front shock absorber springs, air-bound seat cushions and chennel
nl: front bumper, In addition, it offers al! those basic features which
have been ao largely instrumental in Chevrolet’s tremendous suc-

cess as the world’s largest builder of trucks—rugged rear axle with

a one-piece banjo-type housing . . semi-elliptic springs set
Bo i parallel to the load . . completely enclosed valve-in-head motor
i”, with air cleaner, oil filter and positive action vane type oil ‘pump

; . « thermostatic control of water circulation . , low loading
height . . generous road clearance and countless other features

. q of comparable importance.

4 Visit your Chevrolet dealer. and get a trial-load demonstration
f} of this remarkable new truck? It hasbeen developed to meet

Boating; Bathing, Hunting, Fishing

Stage Connections.

E. DIX - Prop.

TAKE LODGE
TERRACE, B. C.

Special weekly rates

gi} 6s the modern conditions. of business transportation and body types
are available for every type of business, ade B 2OWG

q . Priceonly ~

$665

oof OHASSIS ONLY a
>" WP WALEERVILLE, ONTARIO

TERRACE HOTEL |

Proprietor British Columbia |

Sait rg pn RCP
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_ Government Taxes, Spare Tire, Bumper and Body Extra!

7 The G.MLA.C. , . Generol Motors’ own deferred dayment an ofords te
| moat convenient and economical way of buylag your Chevrolel on time. .

my 6=6WORLD'S, LARGEST BUILDER OF TRUCKS

TERRACE HARDWARE CO.
2). Terraces B.C. ee

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The Latest Films Direct

~ Every Thursday .

| and Saturday |
|Good Muss
| Adulte—Sc  ‘Childron under 14, 25¢

‘Terrace Theatre

TERRACE, B.C,

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-. froni Vancouver

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

_ LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER Price List . .
.. $18.00 per M

Rough Lumber..... bate ea eneseeay ceeay

Shiplap .........0c.. cc ccs eeeveseees cesses. 22,50
Sized Lumber ............,. se veaseees vase. 22.50 '
Finished Material.... ........ +e-. 40.00 to 65.00 “*
Shingles........... reseeeeses strom $2,50-to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice —
Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

Reforestation!

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Much has been said recently about re-
forestation in British Columbia. The present
forest is the result of natural re-forestation
when the human hazard was not present to
defeat nature, .

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Natural restocking of cut over lands i
now going on, as may be soon almost every-
Where, and nature will again re-establish the
forests if only fire is kept out. a

_ Prevent Forest Fires | a =
_ - You Can Help oe a 4 aos

‘BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE."

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| PRODUCT’ OF GENERAL -MOTORS' OF.

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-[--\>. Government tax included’. * trapping’ this ‘Winter‘as ‘a holiday. . ‘

‘Geo, Little took his son Dudley and( Miss Helen’ Smith fs visiting in Ra.
Lawrence Grelg and Ted Johnstone on Pett EEE
_ a .|& prospecting trip to Lean-to mountain), >: | OO some

(All the Intest ues left last Saturday; «Mr. Little} Many local people have beed.
says he is going put: prospecting’ and | ing with friends at thelr summ

|p tages” at, Lakelsé Latte, os