-_LoinneR Price I List os .
| Roogh Lumber...) ceeecegieceiee ~- $18.00 per ML
Shiplap.............8, ee
Sized Lumber... 13.0440;
Finished. Material . S.
Shingles. 00.03.00.

reba c etree eeee ence ban

vives see 2250. 7
. 486 Boro
vee irom ‘$2.50 to, $5.00 per m.

Prices subject to chaige vwithont notice cere

. Orders filled at short notice, ML funning eéntinaoualy, :

_ Priges of Moulding, ote, on, application -

MeLeod, ‘and. was'a guest.at the: Car-

rather and. ‘Witkingon: wedding.”

iH: C.., “Fraser,” school | inspector. “Wis

fal ‘duties... , oe

sie

“Mr: Mcleod, ' ‘Toeal” ©. ™ R: “agent

place is. being. ‘filled. ‘by ‘Mr. Crawford,
telegraph operat r. ‘on the. work’ train
here.” oe : ws :

in- ‘town over: the: week vend.”

. Steamship and.Train Service
‘Sailings from Prince Rupert Yor Vancouver Vice
toria, Seattle .and intermediate points, each
Thuraday and'Sunday 10-00
Stewart each Wednesday. an
Anyox each Wediesday, . 4.00pm... :
Bor North and “South Queen, Charlotte Islands .

d Sat Saturday ‘ 4. 00'p- m.

~ JPASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Be : oh
. Eastbound—Monday, Wedneaday : and saturday, 3,081 p. m-

Weatbound—Sunday, Tuesday, ‘Thursday, 1.62 a m.

tFor Allan Steamship Sailings or farther information only: tore any Canadien Notional Agent c oa ,
. RF. McNaughton, E District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, BC. -

%

oa “Chocolate « Eves a
Roosters and Rabbits °
Cards and. Booklets _

For Coughs and’ ‘Colds try our White Pine: ‘Mentholoted with : ‘tar -
or White Pine, with Eucalyptol and Honey. ns :

Victrola'and Victor: Records, form
- 65e.. Few still left at 2 for $1.00."

Easter Chocolates

‘Easter N ovelties

erly Tey now

The Terrace Drug Store.

R. W. RILEY. - “TERRACE, B. a 7

. . i . 1
Tata a i

Barbed Wire

% | groom, ‘are’ well ‘and favorably: known

~ Poaltry Netting

“Hardware

MAAR IRIAN INI NEE

: Siexenencenestrenreesiin

RRR Renee

: ns a visitor ‘Sit
imown ‘on, " Wemnodaas and p ‘guest | “at
7 ‘the - Carruthers, ‘and’

The) Terrace. Hospital: Board: ‘niet on

. Mr. ‘Halliwell: presiding. - Ith

., Was stated that a: fortnight had elaps-

ed since comniunications: “were ° sent, Te-

f.specting the supply. of a “doctor “bul
be

ying wed-

! Mr, and Mrs. Lindstion. were vist.
ors, in ‘town on. “Thursday, « oot ae

"Wi smith i 1

a 5 Ke ‘Gordori

week.”

3
y

jenter the hospital for treatment.

“(The Misses - Gwyer
were dinner |

; friends. in honor of H. C. Fraser. :

“Rey. A. WwW. Robinson WES - confined
to his - home through : illness.. The.
morning and evening services were
jeonducted’ :by N. _ Sheryvood ‘last Sun-
day. . .

| R E. Allen. said goodbye to a tot. of
his freinds here on Thursday and Fri-
flay. His trip here for thé auction |-
sale will be his last before eoing } Kam-
loops, - .

“Just 0 as the local-streets were wan

to mess them ‘all -up. again,

: a WEDDING ‘Ag ‘TERRACE ;

ized at-.the-home-.of..Mr: and -Mrs,. Pas

, | Wilcinson lof ° Remo-awas: united: “in|
marringe to. Charles.L, Carruthers of
Terrace. -

marriage by her. father, was charm:
ingly ‘attired in 2 -gown ‘of white’ sat-
in with silver trimmings, . silver. slip-
‘pers and bridal- veil caught with ‘or-
Jange blossoms, She was ‘attended by
Miss Gladys. Kenney. who. wore pink
georgette with silver trimmings.. The
groom was- supported by Roy Thomag
4 Following , ‘the ‘ceremony’ ‘a - buffet
luncheon . was served and fn pleasent
social * ‘hour : spent.” The bride . and

% ‘and the best ‘wishes -of the community.
are extended for a Jong. -and happy
life. : The. young. ‘couple ‘have. taken
Jup theix home: ‘in the ‘alum Lake dis:
iriet,. SS 7

: ‘~

* 7 ey emma

\ News: of: fie. ‘death of Jaines. Borns
in ‘Prince: Rupert. hospital” on Thurs-
day morning. was received ‘with. regret.
as his imany Srlends: had hoped: for:
his’. recovery,)

. ‘Born in, the ‘state’ ‘of. ‘Michigan in.
{ABEL where, “he spent. his -boyliood and
‘early - manhood: He. took: to. prospect-|
ing’ while 8, ‘young :: ‘man: ‘and. - spént’
years in Colorado, and ‘other. states,
He came to ‘Perrnce.. about: seventeen
_. [years .ago,,and  whilé:-here’: has: made
“}many., friends who:-admired ‘his, quiet
‘sterling: ‘qualities.
best side of : ‘his: fellow workmen , and

i. see “Mazte ‘Leggett it Sind is ee ee
d*holiday guest “at thevhome ‘of Mrs, |~

the pulpit in Knox’ ‘United | ehureh on ne
Sunes evening owing ‘to Reév.- ‘Allen |
being. indisposed: from. throat ‘trouble jy

a@ week-end fisitor in town. ‘on oft

ig confined ‘to’ bed. through illness, His.

| ful,. according to: persdnalities: ‘repre-
Le ee oN ventea,

. ‘Capt ‘Hear. and -R. McRae. of ‘the
| Lakelse: hatchery. ‘state - were |  Yisltore

| Mrs. Hfolmwood ‘in her role of: the per-
are ‘making. “pio: re
covery after: his recent opetation and
(will be out: of the hospital in ‘amothet

ol who stuck. consistantly. to‘ her* ‘proverb |:

OBira, Reginila “Hogan : nee ‘sylvia |.
Tatty: left' Saturday. for . Hazelton” to.

. players -
‘and’ ” Mumroé

“hostesses Preys} “Saturday
evening when they. entertained a few-|:

: the play, “acted” as _accompaniest. -

‘| Smith,

ting. good a five inch.snow storm came |"

A very pretty wedding was solomn-
Fagan on’. Wednesday.- ‘afternoon: “at, 4

Dp... When”; Miss-Francse © Beatrice :
Wilkinson | daughter‘ of: Mr, “and: Mrs],

Rev. A.W. Robinson: offic- a
jated..- The ‘bride, who was given’. in |”

_ . ind four: - daughters,

“pm IN, PRINCE RUPERT |
. “HOSPITAL | ‘de

jregarding.the MacKenzie” River. Air
“| Mail, Service are of interest : The. in.)

Inst ‘hrough. trip. forthe’ ‘winter season |"
from Fort: MeMureay. to, Alslavilc “anid

He always. saw ‘the t

~ Staged Talent 2

“The tivo act play entitied : “The
Strike: of. the: Ladies.Aid" byHdna.
L... McKenzie - drew: a ‘fall: house 2 on
Friday evening: when’: the. memebra of
the’ Ladis Guild: of. Knox United
Church proved their ‘ability, as ‘enter-
tainers and. ‘actors ‘of -more ‘than’ ordin-
ary skill, ~The: ‘Humorous. story of the
strike was delightfully. “portrayéd.
The Tarious costumes : of. the early
periods’ were. both: “amusing and grace-

The _avhole. cast ‘seemed ‘to en-

Init “good - ‘hearted’ old. Iadies, © :. *
; Especially. ‘worthy of comment. were
petual ‘pill-taker ;

Mrs. - ‘Kenney * as

old maids tongue 5 ‘and Mrs. Moore |
: |that, “Man was-born to sorrow as. the
sparks » “fly upwards", : Marjory: Ken-

quite at het ease onthe stage. The |:
mentioned ‘had: oustanding |
parts, - the other members. of the cast
doing. their parts with - equal ability, .
Mrs. H, 1... AMeKenney, who directed
A
very pleasing duet: ‘by’ Jenny' and Cor-
the . is: the
enst —
- Mrs,” Choorbody, Pidhldent—Atrs, 0.
1 ‘Sundal. ;
“Miss Carrie ‘Germs—Mrs. Anderson |.
Mrs, . ‘Vollumbhauser—Mys. Thos.
Brooks, wh, ;

Mrs. UL BR. A, Croaker—Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Claude D. _Weather—Mrs. J.)

inter Inission. Following

‘Mrs. Inna sVhatoot—-Airs. W. Kirk-
patrick, .

Mrs. oO. Gadabsut—Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. will Takem-Pills—Mrs. Hatm-
wood)”

_ Mrs, I. Stiratuss-—Mrs. Riley. ;
:Miss Sadie Razor— Mrs:'-Kenney,
‘Miss Cherry~ Blossom—Mre.
Brookes.

“Mrs, -
‘Siaith< os ; 4
Mrs. Q..0,, ‘Sliver—“airs. ‘Boutte,
‘Mrs.° ‘Prunes-—Mrs. ‘Be Ty. Aten.”
Prumelia: Prunes—Marjoris ” Kenney,

0. - Be: “ Prowdfoot—Mrs, W.].

“Chief lias, Nélson’ “passed: away: ‘on
ering -iNness,

Teally all. his life in-the. Terrace dis-
trict where and his wife, held the: Te
spect and esteem of. the résidents. gen-:
erally, ‘The remains were laid -to. rest’
in™ the. old Kalum. cemetry on Satur:
day afternoon, Rev, H. T.':Allen: offic-
jating. | The ° funeral. was attended by
a laree. concourse of friends. many be-

1n -and other points, - He ‘leaves ‘to
‘| mourn his: loss “his: Wwidow,::

ATR MAIL SERVICE INTO. ea |
ge 0 SNORE ES
ottawa, ‘(Spectat. to the. ‘Herala) In:
structions issued : this oWweéle by Li Je

Gaboury,: Deputy: ‘Postmaster-Generat

itructious read |

= rapid: development: of the: quick freez-

joy” its role. of. quarelgonie ' _talkdtive.
{Savings wili be: realized in the elimin-

Sudie Hazor. with a sharp vedge to her |.

ney, as. the ‘tale bearing: Prunella Was |

bin. King was much enjoyed during

er likes B. ‘6. . ; a

T. Be

{the benefit’: of the.’ B; ene

Wednesday morning last after. a ling-|
Born in: Metlakatla a-| ””
bout 70 years ago he has. spent ‘pract- |.

Usk oni ‘Monday. Inst. ‘The ‘officers for. ‘

ing present from: ‘Vanarsdol, ‘Metlakat- |.
m Ww. Robingon, .,

. "Ottawa, (Bpectai io. the: Herald) The

ing ; “process: of : preserving. fresh “¢
meats: ‘to, be. sold. in} ‘packaged form. ia
| said ‘to ie ‘one of the’ ‘most revolution:.
ary’ developments in’ ‘food merchandis-
ing. since: the aAdven canned foods..
“The new -system; calls’ fér butchers |
ing ‘the’ carcass: -Brol Ipily: fito indivi- °
dual: cuts, i which are frozen ‘Bolid”. in
ain. tight rapers and chilled ' to 50 de
grees below zero. It. ig la ged that.
the: quick’ freezing” process brings the .
meat. t othe consumer with the -welght -
flavor, : téxture And. - ADpearance .. “an
changed.”
y The resent cost is: about 245 cents: :
per ‘pound ‘which is ‘expected to be. re-.
duced ,under ‘large, scale ‘Production.

ation of waste. Transportatign sAY-. 8
ings. are: “expected, Since the space. :
taken a UD by. packaged" meats is less. ‘

Quick NEWS.

We nre glad ‘to know that Jas. “Pair. ;
bairn Is: once more convalescent, poe

With. the - numerous ‘gaye res now :
available, all’ ranches ‘have: ‘plenty of
wood sawn up ‘this ‘spring. Greer
poplar-cut now and dried, makes the:
very. best ‘Wood, : :

New lock boxes fie available. at the.
post: office, ‘at the end of the side: _
walk. One. block north and two block: : oe
east ces _
od. oO. Clarkstén ig: ail holdlng: hig
own, and .it is ‘hoped that. he may: ‘be
able to ayoid the hospital. * _ . .

“Don't blame the Institute if you. Go!
not place your’ orders’ for’ powder a
early enough. wo gey. ee
Mrs. ‘Holland's mother, who recent-:
iy arrived from, : the old country, rath: ..

We have ‘some. . horrible. roads at

present.. They need. grading. and grav.
el very Badly, aos

: The. valley institute: may. be. ‘able ‘to’ ;

‘Association, sometime. in, Tune.

"MARSH MEMORTAI, cuRcH
I cdrammity Church’ “at ‘Uek Hela An
nual Meeting—Sunday Schpol

oN Wass Organized. “

ee

“Rev. A. Ww, ‘Robinson and Rev, u
Allen attended the annual “meeting, of:
the: “Marsh ‘Memorial | church ‘held! in

the’ ensueing year, are as follows.
Hon, President—Canor’ T. ‘T, ‘Marsh.
’ President—Capt. ne Willman. .
. Secretary—Percy -: Skinner. - oe
“Trustees—Rev, H qT. Allen, Rev, A

Stoner ame :

on, Tuesday, ventnig the: ladles first
prize Was ‘Wor -by.. Mrs,
the second by. Mra, RS "Snrgen ‘th
men's: “firdt prize’.

Mr: