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J. K. Gordon returned home
on Tuesday from ‘Prince Rupert,
where he received further at-
tention to his arm which was
broken some weeks ago. * _

Howard Walsh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T.-H. Walsh, of Hazelton,
and who was spending a holiday
in Terrace at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Sparkes, was taken to the
Hazelton Hospital on, Monday
suffering trom an attack of pneu-
monia,

A. ©. Smith, manager of the
Kalum Lake Mines Ltd., was in
town during the early partof the
week for the purpose. of attend-
ing a meeting of the company.

Mrs. C. L. Giggey lett for
Prinee Rupert on Wednesday 10

spend a holiday with her sisters,
Misses Marion and Ethel Christie.

left for her home in Prince Ru-

. TERRACE, B.C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1925

Capt. Amesbury has returned
to Terrace after spending several
weeks on the prairies,

Mrs. $8. Hausenchild, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Smith, of Kalum
Lake, for the past two months,

pert on Wednesday.

W. E. Smith, the local coal
dealer, has been busy delivering
to his customers his first ship-
meht, which arrived early in the
week, The use of coal for fuel
is becoming more general in the
Valley each year.

Thomas Ross, of Remo, is a
visitor in town this week..

R. E. Allen, of Hanall, spent
the end of last week in town in
the interests of the Hanson Lum-
ber & Timber Co.

Notice

The 1 0.0.F, will hold a Mase
querade Ball in the G.W.V.A.
Hall on October 30. Good music.

plane

Constable J. P. Eggleshaw vis-
ited Salvus last. week to inves-
tigate the discovery of a skeleton
on an island in the Skeena by
Indians, who made their way to
the island following the wreck of
their canoe on a log jam, as was
reported last week. On his way
home Constable Eggleshaw also
investigated the finding of a
woman’s body on the riverbank
at Amsbury.

A, V. Garland, of Toronto, was
among the business visitors of
the week,

William Vanderlip jr. left on
Wednesday for Vancouver, where
he will settle permanently, —_ Bil.
lie’ has many friends here who
are sorry tosee him leave the
district,

John Couture and J. Hoar, of
Kalum Lake, were business visi-
tors in town during the early
part of the week.

Mrs. R. L. Melntosh and sis-
ter, Mrs. Wainwright, left on
Wednesday for Prince Rupert,

Qnental countries. promises to be

“HOLIDAYS OVERSEAS ATTRACT MANY CANADIANS

HRISTMAS at home has a
C charm for the average Briton
that is not to be denidd, for
nowhere in the world is thera B
greater observance. of: the old
Yuletide customs, than that, which
prevails in the British | Islea,
Friends and relatives :of those who
have come to this country to make
thelr home in the new Dominion,
look forward every year to the
coming of the, winter season,
knowing that this is the time: when
the people of Western Canada have
the time at their: disposal for
lengthy holidays necessary to on
joy ocean travel. |-: .

This year passéngér: travel “to
Great Britain and to other con:
heavier than for many years, ac- | to
cording to pfficlals of the Canadian

National .

winter than for some time.
cordingly, officials of the National
System are now making their:
plans for the
business and the provision of Can-
adian‘: National

-iIn) Western

Railways
Canada, who state the preliminary
inquiries already received indicate
that more people ara figuring on
holidays abroad during the coming

tions,
Ac-

handling of such

services ‘ between

The charm of English scenery, ‘
coupled with that of old associa- .

day as ever, and to many a West-
ern Canadian, these winter holi- —
days give the one opportunity of
visiting the old homeland scenes
and mingling again with childhood: .
friends and with those members of |
the family left behind when he or’

draws just as strongly to-

GEO. LITTLE Terrace; B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Lumper Price LIst

Rough Lumber. ......sesessssesesseesseeesS8.00 per Mt
Shiplap a |
Sized Lumber ............cececeece ... 2250 “f
Finished Material.... ..............40.00 to 65.00 “
Shingles. ...... 0... .cccec eens . from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices sulfject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

oa waa. a.

(ana y Steamship ; and | Train Service

} 8.8. PRINCE ‘RUPERT d PRINCE GEORGE
YATIONAL will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOU-
RAIWANS

VER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate |

points each SUNDAY and THURSDAY, 10 p.m.

For ANYOX.............. Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.

For STEWART. ............ Saturday, 10,00 p.m.

8.8. PRINCE CHARLES for KETCHIKAN, WRANGELL, JUNEAU,
SKAGWAY, each WEDNESDAY, 4.00 p.m.,

8.5. PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for VANCOUVER via QUEEN
CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

b PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.
- EASTBOUND—32.15 p.m, daily except Sunday,
WESTBOUND—11.37 a.m, daily except Tuesday.

_ Boe Auantic Steamship Seilings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

bab aaa.

beaachadinal Mr PPP PPS tala

The public is highly discriminative
in the-matter of the bread it eats,
That the product of the Terrace
Bakery ovens enjoys such a large
measure of the public favor is elo-

Good quent testimony to its goodness.
@ use none but the best: materials,

, FRESHLY-MADE CAKES, COOKIES, BISCUITS, PASTRIES, ETC.

Shipments made to any point

TERRACE BAKERY "sec"

GEO. POWERS
' Proprietor’

verve eg pe eRe
i.

| Private Christmas Greeting Cards

Order now. We have a good selection,

‘VICTROLAS—A few models still for sale at greatly reduced .
VICTHOLA RECORDS—The October numbers are now ‘on price,

CHOCOLATES-— --Ganong’s boxes just arrived. Also new ] f
Ganong’ 8, Tabler’s, McCormick’s ‘and Cowan’s Chocolate Bars,

HOT-WATER BOTTLES—all prices,

| PEE TERRACE DRUG ‘STORE

. Range 5, Coast Distriet. Prince Rupert

mo » | Davis, -of |Terrace, B. C., lumberman, |.

y

LAND NOTICE as

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L. S.

.. Land Recording District. -
TAKE NOTICE that I, Thaddius R.

Western Canada and the Atlantic
seaboard for the convenience of
those ‘who -plan‘ overseas ‘trips.
Cenndian National. agents at all
pointa will again ticket passengers
on al? steamship lines, and, as the
traffic, warrants, .
‘cdrrying .’ both .
sleeping -cars
from various western points direct

Quebee,' Halifax and ‘other Ports.” ;

she galled for Canada to find a.
home in the new Dominion. |

Rates and dates of sailings and
apecial trains will shortly:
nounced by the Canadian National
Railways,

“Photographs - ahow—(i)., “Bane!
burgh. Castle; (2) Shakespeare's;
Birthplace; (8) One of reat:
ocean liners which caries o Re:
passengers overseas.” a

apecial’ trains
coaches and:
4 be. operated

ida:
will

the hoaty’ side at Montreal,

oan West, 10 .chainag more or less.

shore of. Eiteumgaliam Lake, :. thence |.

and being 40 chains North of the North-

| west corner of Lot 6788, thence East 10/7 =

chains, thenee North 20 chains, | {hence | ¢
@

southerly‘and following said shore 20

| chalna--more or: lesa -to the point of

commencement.

The lease Ia required
for. industrial

urposes,
at, 1926,

|" Dated: this 1 th day of. Au oo
gang “) BRADDIUS 8. DAVIS. Gack

intend. to apply for pe ermission to lease TERRACE, Bo, .
sf twenty. acres of Jand bounded as follows: || a ;
“¢.. Commencing at this post planted on ||. SURVEYS THROUGHOUT Cuvrmat, .
the east shore of Kitsumgallum Lake, ; BO

| TERRACE. HOTEL.

‘J. KE. GORDON.

TERRAC on

Brietor . British Columbia

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