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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924

a8 MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

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TERRACE, B.C.

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D TERRACE HOTEL.

TERRACE
British Columbia ‘

J. K. GORDON
Proprietor

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STAY aT THE

Tourist Hotel
TERRACE

Clean, comfortable peda, in well-,
lighted, well-heated, well
ventilated rooms

FRED, DuBorD - PROPRIETOR

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WEDDING BELLS

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- Watt-Frank
i ‘The Presbyterian Manse at
. @ Prince Rupert was the scene ofa
Me quiet but pretty wedding on
Monday, December 1, at 2p.m.,
f when Belle, second daughter of

fe Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Frank, of
M™ Terrace, became the bride of

7 William H. Watt, second son of
aa Mr. -and Mra.

vs Frank Watt, of
me Hich River, Alta. The ceremony].
y was performed by the Rev. Dr.
B Gratt. The bride was attended
m by her sister, Miss Luella Frank,
§ while the groom was supported

BA by his cousin, Elwood T. Brooks.

me After the ceremony the bridal

Mm party proceeded to the Boston),

ae Grill, where a sumptucus. wed-
4 ding dinner was served, Mr.
f and Mra. Watt spent’ a short
® honeymoon in Prince Rupert, re-|

q turning to Terrace on Wednes-

B day to take up their home’ én
. Park Avenue. The bride and

B groom are well. known in the
district and are the: recipients of

Elwood Brooks spent the week-
end in Prince Ruvert, being 4
guest at the Watt-Frank wed-
ding.

Mrs. Isaac Martin and son, of
Francois Lake, are spending a
holiday, the guests of Mrs. Mar-
tin’s sister, Mre. G. Hamblin,
and other relatives.

Ted Johnston accompanied his
father, A. R, Johnson, ‘to the
Hazelton Hospital on Saturday
night, where he will receive med-

# {ical attention.

G A. Smith, of Kalum Lake,
left for Prince Rupert on Sunday
on a business trip.

Thos. Cardinall, millwright at
the George Little mill during the
past summer, left for Vancouver
on Sunday.

Wm, Vanderlip sr. is eracting
a home on Lazelle Ave. The
garage is completed, and the
house will soon be ready for

occupation. |

Henry Walberg’ returned to

-| Terrace the end of last week and

is looking after his business in-
terests before going south for the
winter, ,

Mr. and Mrs. Barbeau and
family, who have spent the sum-
mer in Terrace, left for ,their
home in Ottawa on Monday night.

P. Brodin and Oscar. Gendron
are Prince Rupert visitors this
week,

J: Oden and J. Nutt attended
the dance in Usk on Saturday.

David Shaw, of Kalum Lake,
is spending a few days in town.

Mrs, O, Sundal entertained the
B.D. Bridge Club on Tuesday
evening.

John Warne is spending a holi-

‘day in Prince Rupert. -

The G.W.V.A. Auxiliary in-
tends to hold a dance in the asso-
ciation’s hall on New Year’s
night. Watch for notice in next
issue of this paper.

Wm. Bennon, who has spent
the last few weeks in Terrace,
left for his home in Prince Ru-
pert on Sunday.

Mrs, d as, Burrington celebrated
her birthday on Saturday last'by
entertaining a number of friends,

cards. a

last week in Prince Rupert.

J.‘Bent,. of Prince Rupert, held
a display of fancy dresses, suits | -
and. coats‘on Friday and Satur-| :
‘day i in Mrs. ‘Kir kaldy’: 8 store.

Rev. Rural Dean Marsh return-
a; from: Hazelton ‘Hospital on
Thursday of last week much im-
proved and ‘was able to take the

7 rood wishes from: many-friends.,.<

who spent a pleasant evening at

iB. H. Symns spent a few days

service in. the Anglican ehureh

Mrs. O. von Hees has -been
confined to her home through
Hiness,

Wm. Ungerer has returned to
Terrace after spending several
months on the prairie. -

The Sons of Scotland dance in
the G.W.V,A. Hall, Terrace, on
Monday evening was well attend-
ed by a large crowd of members
and friends. A three-piece or-
chestra, composed of Mrs. Att-
wood, Chas. Toombs and &. Rob-

and the dancing was entered into
with spirit, Refreshments were
served at midnight.

Children Heard ©
to. Advantage in.
Concert Program|

The concert. held on Friday
evening, November 28, by the
Willing Workers and Trail Ran-
gers of Terrace was attended by
large crowd. The entertainment,

Hali,. was for the purpose of
raising funds to purchase a gra-

drills. The sketches, drills, and
other exercises presented by the
children. were excellent. E. T.
Kenney fulfilled the duties of
chairman. A vote of thanks: was
tendered Rev. W. J. Parsons and
Misses Andrews and Glover for
their: efforts in the training of
the children. ‘This vote followed
the remarks of the chairman
during the intermission of the
program, which was a3 follows:

“O Canada’’—Trail Rangers.
Piano Duet— Misses Wilson and
Kenney. .
_Recitation—Dwight Rice.
Solo—‘‘Winter Will Come’’—
Onnolee Greig. :
. Sketeh—'‘No Cure, No Pay” —
Willing. Workers.
Piano Duet—Misses E. and A.
Thomas.

Workers.

Piano Duet— Misses Wilton and
Kenney.

Recitation — ‘Kitchen Miracles
—Fred, Thomas.

Display | of Fancy: ‘Skipping—
1 OA Thomas, K Burnett,
Greig.
"Reading —Elmer McConnell
«Drill—Trail: Rangers.

lee, Mona and Helen Greig. |

“Piano Duet--Misses E. and A.
Thomas, ee a

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TERRACE

‘Salute to the Flag, followed by |:

mophone to be used for elub

which was staged in Progress *

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_ Orders filled at short notice.

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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2lat

8.8, PRINCE RUPERT will asil from PRINCE :

RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE... and
intermediate pointa each "FRIDAY, at 9.00 a.m.

For ANYOX and STEWART. .
§.9. PRINCE JOHN for VANCOUVER via . QUEEN, CHARLOTTE

.- Wednesday, 11.00 Pa m.

” ISLANDS, November 29, December 13, 27, January 10, 24,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS.
; BASTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 8.57 p.m.
7 WESTBOUND—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 12.07 noon,

Foe Atlantic Steamship Sailings of further infomation apply to any Canadian National Agent or .

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the use‘of the best quality of
ingredients blended. and baked

with skill and care born. of long
bxperiance then you need have
no fear of getting any other

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