Vou. 8 ~ TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1925
a nS Fall Fair Board | peo smn nrnncoreerns receeasaenrenne
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"eon TERR ACE . aaron Increase Prizes Steamship and Train Service —
Hor SpRincs in - Horricuururs: a a Sailings from-Prinee Rupert ‘for. Vancouver and = §
. ann The enthusiam of ‘the members of intermediate points each THURSDAY and SUN-  §
| : the Terrace Fait -air- Board led- them DAY at 11.00 p. .f

“rhe tennis court has In use the past |

week, There are a number of new
players this year.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Johnstone returned

home from Prince Rupert early in the

im week,

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Mrs. A. J. ‘Kirkaldy and Mrs. 8. N
Kirkai¢dy and two children spent a few
days in Rupert the end of last week,

Miss Ester Taft who. has spent the
hist few months with her sister, Mra
Hogan of Priuce George, returned te
Terrace on Thursday.

Mrs. Taylor of Port Essington | wat
in town Jast week. ~~

Foo. Spitzel returned Tuesday afte:
spending the last few months with re
latives and friends in Germany. He
suys this country looks good to him,

here in shape for the swinmer. He ex
yects to take up residence at the Crow
Roads at once,

.{& business visitor in town the end af
I. LL Mcintosh is getting his hom:

The Consolidated Co,.of Usk: have.
purchased: a Reo truck and. are oper.
ating it.in connection witb-the mine. °

Ttobt, Haney has bought Chas. Des-
ford’s coupe and: ‘Destord figures: on ¢:
new. ear. wou

“Arthur - Stewart of Vanaradol hac.
the misfortune to break his leg nal
Thursday when a log rolled on him
He was taken to Rupert. a

Last week’ it was stated the Oddfe'-
lows and Reheckes would attend de
vine service in Knox church. The ser
yiee will -be held in St. Matthews Oo!
Aprit 20th. . .

Goy. Davis of Washington, D. C.,
who holds extensive mining interests
in this distriet and ot Cedarvale, was

the week prior to returning to. the
consi,

EF. Forest, tie man of Usk, was a re.
cent visitor to Terrace,

No: when all Nature is
donning new and festive — ;
garb, when the whole world is
. ‘wibrant with life and color, when
new beauties spring up all around

us. o s e

Now, more than ever, people are
turning to the car that carries:
the spirit of the Springtime . . .
the “Bigger and Better” Chev-

rolet,

Now, more than ever, you will
delight in the thrill of your first it
ride in this luxurious, low-priced |.

car,

Go to your Chevrolet Dealer! wet ; zs 1.
him arrange a demonstration for

you. Get behind the wheel of the ~
“Bigger and Better” Chevroiet. ©
Feel the happy miles sweep past
with ease and smoothness, and
share the care-free, joyous spirit

of the Spring.

The G.UL.A.C. “ee
General Motors’ own
deferred payment plan
affords * most con-
venient and economical
way of buying your
Chevrolet on time.

pe ‘THE LOWEST PRICES IN ALL
” CHEVROLET HISTORY

“! Roadster = -' = $625.00 Cabriolet... . ‘soe ‘s 4033.50
: > "Bouring + + + 625.00 - Imperial wee 2880.00 | i
pes = = = 740.00 | Commercial Chasds ~ = = 470.00 ‘
Cosch's + << 740.00 ‘Roadster Delivery. < + s 625.00
sles = B3S,00° 5 Tou Truck Chuunin’ - =. 635.00.
ter Express «+= -. $650.00 |.
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ters fastalled were as follows -~ -

dian ensign decoratlog ©
justice to the generous supply’ of dainty |
of speeches, stories and: excuses dane.

Hoknw rood was master of ceremonies
aun he ‘was itbly: assisted by PF. Hall

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“WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ON HIKE

J up-the monnitaln, . It was-a tough” trip

., |for some of them und the-tép was no.

-}vevched when it.was decided to-retuc:
ag

at the meeting n Friday night to in-
erense the prize list by.no ess than
3167 bringing wp. the total cash prizes
offered at the ensneing fair to close up-
on $700. :

Mr. HB, Swain was in’ the choir and
there was a good attendance. The prevy-
fous mecting bef put forward a sug-
gestion for esugidéeration that horse
‘and pony racing should be promoted
on fair day and this suggestion wis

The classes and the amount of prize
thoney offered was decided on as un-

$18.00 poultry, $51.00 rabbits $12.0
grains and grasses, $80.00:. vegltnbles,
$69.00: field roots, $15.00: flowers,
37,50: fruits, $8.50 honey; 600 dairy

graphy, 3,00 “fancy work, 94.75 home
cooking 59.00: juvenile ‘dep., 28,50:
boys’, and girls’ club, 69,00: and sehool
competition. 24.207 a total of 658.96 ir-
respective of the list of special prizes
which is yet to be prepared.

A special feature. of the fnir this
Yyeur will be the section for the boys’
and gitts’ clubs competitions which
the Womans’ Institute has inaugurated
and in connection with which prizes
will be awarded for the rearing of pigs
and chickeus and for the keeping of
grrdens, |

The. provision to limit faney goods
to those. made’ during the yenr: was
eliminated and its place taken by a
rile exguding arcticles which hive
been. previously
Ferrnce fail, a

‘The Rev, A. W. Robinson promised
to help get up wv programmie for a pub
lic coneert to raise funds, and it was

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS |

- Native Sons at Terrace Spend a ‘Jolly

Evening With . Their Friends

iustallation of officers and banquet or
Thursday, evening in the lodge room:
During the early. part of the evening

instalied by E, T,. Kenney, D.D.G.M.
assisted by W. A. Kivipatrick, PP,
and T T. Kirkpatrick, PP. The offi

Pnhst President—W, A. Kirkpatrick -
President—Jumes Smith

First Viee—T. Johnstone ~

Second Vice—C, Carruthers

Sargent at Avms—Wilson Smith
Chaplain—T. B. Marsh
Secretary—Fred Halt
Treastiver—A, Hobuwood
Outside Guard—Stanley Brovks

At the conclusion of this ceremony
eird tables were assembled and eon:
whist was played untill 11.30, the first
prize for ladies being won by Mrs. 5
T. Rvaney. and the: first prize fox mon
by Me oie Edrkat(.  (utled
down the eonsolation, he Toe wis.
ther clanr ab and tha lasts 4 the
evenlug wera permiited to enter «hi
dancing was indulged ing’ The music

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orchestra. At midnight’ tables were
spread and artistically dennrated Ina,
red, white ond blue effect with Cuue-
the centre.
About’ sixty people sit-down and dia |

vefveshments. After the usunl round

me Wits Yesymed untll 3am. . Mr. A

—-Canthers and Tames’ Sniith:. Dur-

: rae the evening, by specin] request Mrs 4

Sunda and Roy Tearson eu Ive: recita-

ee

Whe members of the Women's nat;
tute bad ‘2 ‘Most’ enjoyable. outing las.
Saturday when ‘they, Avent ‘for a hike:

ma thetr plenle™an ‘the.. tive:

For Ketchikan “and, Anyox . each Wednesday at .

adopted on the motion of: Mr, Gordon. +

der: Cattle §45,00 -horses $23.00 ene

produce, 12.00: minerals, 13.00; photo- |:

awarded prizes at thé |{

ulso decided to put on a dance on May |
Lith, Other routine’ business concluded
“ya. busy meeting, : ,

‘he ‘Terrace Assenibly . No, 15, Na- .
tive Sons of Canada, held thelr annual

a team composed of town players. :
i. C. Bishop offered ta go 50-50 on a pie

wes supplied by MeLaren‘’s fair piees |.

| fenture of the meeting was on adders.’
y:-] On Indie by

4,00 p.m,

_ fortnightly.

For Stewart each Saturday: at 10.00 p.m -
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS. a 5
‘Eastbound~MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 8.08 p.m.

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

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

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$ tor Alani Steam Sailings r freer infonoation spply toany Cenaiea Notioadl Agent
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. |

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Finished Material ..-.....

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= ‘Orders filled at, short notice,

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LumMBer PriceList. —— -
Rough Lumber. ......0..0-.-teeesees

Shiplap .... .eesesseeveesees | J
Sized Lumber sept ee ceeeseeseseetensceceves 2250 _. bo

veseeers- 40.00 to 65.00
Shingles...

’ Prices subject to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

. «$18.00 per Mo
Levecteteessses 2250“!

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.. from $2.60 to $5. 00 per tt a

Mill ranning continuously. -

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BASEBALL ORGANIZED |

‘interest on Wednesday evening whet

:tho boys. gathered round to organize
the officers for the eusuing..year were for the baséball season,

Tt was de
‘eided to have a three team league 1:
‘Terrace and tor play a regular scheduls
of games during the spring and sum -
mer, Officers for the serson were e}-
ected as follows i—

Presideni—James Smith
Secretary—-R. Henwooil
Manager—Fred M. Hail
Captniu—aryal Kenney

Finance Committee—-A. Holniwood, Y

‘)Marsh aud Floyd Frank
Grounds Commitiee—J. B. Agat,- Wy

Wilson and R, Henwood

Ab. Moore entered a team from Ha-
j#an’s mM), A, Colmwocd froni the Na-
tlve Sons of Canada and R. Henwood
¥

ture show on May 9th to help purchase
equipment, .
a big season’ ‘s Tun: this year.

MUSIC STUDENTS PERFORMED

The mmnsical held in the school las
Friday afternoon ntricted a large niin
{ber of luterested people. The progran
iWes- provided by the pupils of Mis
French: and Mrs. 2. Daney. Thei
wis a-chornus by the pupils - of |. Mis:
Masthope's class. The. pupils taking
part wore:—Helen. and’. Mary Smith:
Babbie Haeny, Billie Allen, Mrs. Han.
ey’ and G, Goak, Theodore Robinson
Velma ‘Greig, Marjory Kenney, Jane’

Alen, Bertha - ‘Moore, —

Mary’ Smith. has returned - from Ru
Hert innch improved in: ‘henith, a
8. Arkell ‘left Wednesday, for. th.
pratries. where ‘he, wil! spend. ; ‘the: ‘Sun
ner Inontha. 2. :
‘fhe. Parent : Teachers
hele their regtilar meeting in: thie schor ;
on Thursday evening ond -there was:
good .attenfance,
HE. , Moore occupied: the: chair. Th:

fre. Wy Robin:
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J: B. Agar’s -store was, the ¢entre o”

The boys are looking for ;

Young, Taek, Allen, Elliott Tend, Anni |.

_ Agsoeti tos”

: TOURIST HOTEL”

Terrace, B. C.

Special provision made for thie
ommercial men,

Cigars Cigarettes Tobacces ; .

Geo. Tessier - Prop.

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| TERRACE HOTEL

a K. GORDON
) Proprietor:

TERRACE oo:
__ British Columbia ‘

‘Terrace Theatre.
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‘The Latest. Films Direct |

‘from Vancouver: an

Every. Thursday
and. Saturdas “

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Vice-President, Mrs. | aT