THE TERRACE

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Vou. 5 | . TERRACE, B. 6., FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924
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T E R R A C E aaa TERR A CE LumBERING SUNIIER STEAMSHIP SERVIC
M OTO RS Hot SPRINGS HorvTicuLtuzeE
TERRACE , _ 8.5. ‘PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE

FORD DEALERS
New and Used Cars and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford Parts

Accessories

Gregory Tires

None Better

TAXI SERVICE

The Terrace
Club

has been purchased by, and is now
under the personal management of

AF. H. AIKEN

’ who respectfully solieits a continuance

of the favors of all patrons.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

TOURIST HOTEL
CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat

Open 6,80 in the morning
until 11 pm. da

Snecial arrangements made for, parties
Special Suppera or Banquets’ served

Give us a trial

Frep. DUBORD - PROPRIETOR

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Survers TuHrRovcnovr Cenrrau B&B. C.

Interior Decorating

FURNITURE POLISHING

House and Sign

Painting

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| In town and out of town work solicited

L. W. Elder

TERRACE, B.C,

the loss of his hotne by fire on
Tuesday last. Mr. King went to
Usk on the evening train and a
short time after-his property was
a total loss.

Mrs. Frank Dockrill, of Telk wa,
is visiting Mrs. D..D. Munro.

Mrs, McCubbin, who with her
two young daughters has been a
guest of Rev, and Mrs. Parsons,
has returned to her home in
Pacific.

R. Jeatts has returned after a
few weeks stay in Vancouver,

Mrs. A. Palmer and family, of
Edmonton, arrived in Terrace
last week to camp for the season.
Mrs. Palmer has been here on
two other occasions for the sum-
mer and says the berries and
small fruits of our valley are a
great attraction. -

Mrs. Wrastall was a passenger
on the Prince Rupert train of
last Thursday.

Miss Mildred Burrison is now
visiting at the home of her bro-
ther in Midland, Ont.

The Presbyterian Guild will
hold the next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harry Creelman on
July 31. Mrs. G. H. Bleecker
will be leaving Terrace shortly
and this will necessitate the ap-
pointment of a new secretary-
treasurer at the meeting.

Howard and Mrs, Wilson have
returned from Vanarsdol, where
the former built a house for P.
Magnusson,

Miss Alice McDougal], accom-
panied by a cousin, Miss Turn-
bull, is spending a few weeks’
vacation at the neat home which
she built on her jand, the experi-
mental farm.

Mrs. McLean and family, of

of the Kenney cottages,”
Mrs. J. A. Young went up to

‘| Hazelton last week.

Theo. Butcher; of Seattle, was

among the week’s visitors.

Sized Lumber
Finished Material . bees eee
‘Shingles. ..... ;

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Oniers Allied at: short notice. oe

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER Price List

Rough Lumber........ eeaee
Shiplap....... ccc veeees eee

"Prices subject to change ¥ without notice _

| Breed of Monldng ete’, °

veceeeseeeue ee {$18.00 per a
eceereeaeaceves 2050
ceceee 22,605.

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co running éontinuonaly. _

lication whee,

Jonn King of Terrace suffered |

Prince Rupert, are in Terrace for | ©
_| the holidays, and have rented one

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Jas. and Mrs, Burrison enter-
tained a number of friends on
Thursday in honor of Charley’s
fifteenth birthday. The house
was crowded with guests, who!
enjoved a joily evening.

Mrs. Bleecker and Leah spent
Sunday’ at Brightmet Ranch, the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Ames
bury.

One can have all the wild rasp-;
berries one wishes. The bushes
are laden this year and one does
not have to go far from town to
get ali the berries one needs."
Maurice DeFontaine was a vis-
itor in Remo last Friday.

Annie and Cecile Desjardine
spent Friday in Remo.

Mrs, H. H. Little and children,
of Hazelton, are guests of Rev.
and Mrs. W. J. Parsons.

Sisters Magdalene, Branden,
Cyprien and Carnitins arrived in
Terrace last week to spend their
holidays. The sisters are from
the Sacred Heart Convent in
Prince Rupert. ‘

Frank Phiseater left for Kalum
Lake on Friday and will spend a
week or 80 prospecting.

’ Walter Warner and Ab. Little
came in on Friday from. the
Kalum Lake mining district.

The Altar Society of the Catho-
lic church held a very successful
strawberry social on Saturday in
the ballroom of the G.W.V.A.
Hall. The refreshments consist-

cake, tea and coffee and were
well patronized.

The play recently staged by the
Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild netted
a profit of $77.

C. R, Gilbert left on Friday
night to adjust a fire loss at
Fraser Lake.

Kitsumkalum School
The annual schoo) meeting of
the Kitsumkalum School was held
on Saturday evening, July 12,
with a representative gathering.
C. R. Gilbert was elected chair-
man of the meeting and George
Dover secretary. Mr. MeLaren
was. re-appointed trustee for the
ensuing three years and H. Halli-
well was- re-appointed auditor.
Owing to the resignation of the):
janitor, the trustees were author-
ized to advertise for a new one.
The trustees were also authorized
to move the fuel from the base-
ment into'a new fuel shed to be
| built, and to have the basements | .
arranged into suitable playrooma,
lunch room: and washroom: for
the children. A requisition of |
$4000 was. voted to carry on ‘the

will sail from

VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each 4
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m.

seseenes Wednesday, 10.00 p.m,

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE, effective

S.S. PRINCE JOHN ieaves Prince Rupert. for Massett,
. and Buckley Bay, each Monday, a¢8 p.m.

For Skidegate and all south Island ports, each Wednesday, 8.00 p. m-

PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,

badeeneeeees Friday, 10.00 p.m.

June 30th
Port Clements,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.

EASTEBOUND—8.57 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12.07 P. Mi. Daily except Tuendey.

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings ot further infarmation apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Paszenger Agent, Prinee Rupert, B.C.

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Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Befteshing

ICE CREAM WITH ALL FLAVORS

SUMMER READING
and Magazines -

Drugs and Toilet Articles

R. W. RILEY

- STATIONERY
Plain and fancy

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

‘CANDIES by the
box or in bulk

Victrolas and Victor Records

TERRACE

ed of strawberries, ice cream, |}

“Let George
Do It”

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER *

Save yourself the work and worry

of making bread at home, Sprin

has brought its increased househol

duties and the coming of the hot

summer weather will add its bur-

den. Do not slave at the range—
Let George do it. *

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PARTIES CATERED TO

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the ting

The Terrace Bakery

GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor
P.O, Box 101 - TERRQCE, B.C.

WOOD WOOD) WOOD | §

Tenders wanted for 30 cords of wood,
dry Jackpine or [emlock, tobe piled in
woodshed at school before the last of
November. Tenders to be in by Au-
gust 5, 1924. KITSUMKALU

DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD,
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Poe meat PPL

TERRACE HOTEL ;

J, K, GORDON
¢ Proprietor

TERRACE
British Columbia .

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Chas, H. Thomas, Secty.
Wanted’

School. State salary wanted. Duties
to start September 1. plication to
be in August 5, 1924, SE cetkaluen
Schoo! District Board; Chas, A. Thomas,
Secretary. 24

tor for Kitsumgallum

Mrs. Donald sr, was the guest
of Mra. McCubbin at Pacific for
a few days, but was r recalled py
the sudden illness ‘of Mr. Donald,
who is, we are glad to state, now
much better.

- Miss Sims, of the Prince Rupert
school staff,,is spending @ vaca-

pupil at Porcher Island. .

J. Seigfried left ‘for Atlin this
week and will he away for some
time. coe

followiiig : ‘year.

business of the achool dari the

Application for Jani-|

tion.with Miss Ida Pearson, who}.
some years ago was. her- guests

“Mrs. -E. As Morgan: and Miss
Margaret were visitora.in ‘Terrace |

“ Timber Sale X"302

Sealed tenders will be received by the
than noon on the 3ist day of July, 1924,
for the purchase of Licence X6802, to
cut 107,680 L, feet of Cedar Poles and
Piling on Lot 1929, about five miles
across Skeena River from Remo Sta-
tion, Range &, Coast. Diatrict.

Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of. timber.

Further particulars of the Chief For-
ester, Victoria, B.C., or District Fores-
ter, Prince Rupert, B.C. n2ase4

- Notice

the - seereta ‘Tenders to

-| August 6, 1
” KITSUMEKALUM SCHOOL,

“DISTRICT BOAR
. Thomas, Secty.

for’ a few’ dave, ‘returning. . ‘to

Minister of Lands at Victoria not later .

, vole i . Coo ft
TENDERS are called for for .the
construction of a Woodshed, 22x80 feet.
Plana and specifications to be. to be in rom. 4
in iy:

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