TERRACE
MOTORS

TERRACE

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. FORD DEALERS
New and Used Cara and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford Parta

Accessories

Gregory Tires

None Better

TAXI SERVICE

The Terrace
Club

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

F. H. AIKEN

who respectfully. solicits a continuance
of the favors of all patrons.

FURNISHED R 0OMS TO LET

TOURIST HOTEL
CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat
Open

6.20 in the morning
until 11 p.m. daly

Speclal arrangements made for parties
Special Suppera or Banqueta served

Give us 0 trial
FRED. DUBORD -’. PROPRIETOR

cae. TERRACE jottm

Dr, Ewart returned this week |.
from Vancouver.
Mrs, D. D. Munro returned
from Hazelton, where she acted
as one of the judges at the flower
show. She reports a most won-
derful display of flowers, in point
of variety, quality and quantity.
Mrs. W. C. Sparkes left on
Saturday for an extended visit in
the East, and will visit her mo-
ther in Cleveland, Ohio, before
returning. -
Miss Rose Raven, of Prince
Rupert, was in town last week,
attending the fair dance.
Miss Glass and daughters re-
turned on Saturday from a visit
to Copper City.
The recent steady rains have
been of great benefit to the vege-
tables and late apples.
- Mrs. Fred Bohler left on Tues-
day night for Smithers with an
exhibit for the fair.
E. G. Avliffe, government tele-
graph agent, is spending a two-
week vacation with Mrs. Ayliffe
at Ladysmith.
N. Berger, brother of Mrs. Roy
Pierson, was arecent visitor from
Vanderhoof.
The G.W.V.A. Auxiliary met
on ‘Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R.
Braun was appointed sec. -trea-
surer to fill the vacancy caused

by the resignation of Mrs. G. H.

Bleecker, who is leaving Terrace.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.LS.

TERRACE, B.C.

SURVEYS THRovaHoUT CentraL &. C.

E. J. Moore spent the week-
end in Prince Rupert.

| Rupert, is a guest at the home of

_|\Geo. Little and children.

Mrs. Fred. Moersch, of Prince

Mrs. Chas, Thomas.

George Leek, of Prince Rupert,
was a Terrace visitor on Friday.

Mrs, A. Akerberg, of Prince
Rupert, who has been the guest
of Mra. Soucie, left for home on
Friday.

hrs. Reid and Miss Reid. of

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C. .
LUMBER MANUFACTURER _ ;

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Lumper Price List

Rough Lumber. .......++00eseeeeeeees Vesaee $18.00 per M
Shiplap i... .ceceseceee ee eeceeserneretenres 2.50"
Sized Lumber ......0.+-sereerregeccuerse . 22.50 .“
Finished Material . cee secettertes . 40.00 to 65.00 “
Shingles.........-. eaaaaecerese _.from $2.50 to $5.00 per H

Prices subject to change without notice ,
- Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

Prince Rupert, are guests of Mrs.

QO. T. Sundal.

Mrs. Jack Harrigan left for

Prince Rupert on Friday.

Lisle Moore léft on Sunday for
Anyox, where he has a position,
Miss Esther Moore left Sunday

nes Gratton, at whose home Es-;
ther will be a guest for a couple
of weeks.

Mra. N. Sherwood and Barbara
eyent the week-end in Prince
Rupert,

C. A. Smith left last week for
a business trip to Vancouver and
Seattle, and, en route, spent
several days in Smithers. .

Morse and Mrs. Hatt and fam-
ily have ‘returned from a trip to
Vancouver.

for Prince Rupert with Miss Ag-|§

SUMMER STEAMSHIP SERVICE

8. s. PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE
Wra4 will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,
A pate §YCTORIA, SEATTIE and intermediate points each
seu Monday, Thureday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m.

Wednesday, 10. 00 | p.m.
cea we abenbacucnscecbeanernesseee? Friday, 16.00 p.m.

’ QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE |

§.9. PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements,
and Buckley Bay, each Monday, at 8 p.m
For Skidegate and all south Island porta, each Wednesday, 8.00 p. m.

REDUCED FARES
PRINCE RUPERT EXHIBITION, Sept. 9-13, 1924

: For Aulantic Stoaraship Sailings or furthet infermation apply 80 any Comedian Natiooal Aon! of
RF. McNaughton, District Passenger Agext, Prince Rapert, B.C.

sew oem meee sweet seme rea seeeeer eas

Bridge Superintendent Nelson
and Mrs. Nelson did nat go south

but spent a few days in Prince
Rupert. The bridge is progress-
ing nicely.
Little Miss Linnia and- Master
Olof Hanson, of Smithers, have
een visiting at the home of

Dance Held By
Fall. Fair Most

et

2) TERRACE

J. E, GORDON TEBRACE

) Proprietor

British Columbia 3

Enjoyable One

The dance held in the G. W.V.A.
hall under the auspices of the
Terrace Fall Fair Association last
| Friday was a most enjoyable

BOARD AND ROOMS
by the. day or week
Rates reasonable

| Mrs. E. J. France, Terrace

: The Index Rooms

event. Mr. McLaren, who had
the arrangements in hand, great-
ly pleased the dancers. . The mu-
sic was furnished by Mrs. Att-
wood, Chas. Toombs and Drum-
mer Murrin, while the refresh-
ments were attended to bv Mes-

Fanny McLaren has returned

after a month's visit at Remo,

at Mrs. Birnie, of Smithers, was
the guest of Mrs. Little Sr. and

Miss A. Cousins.

E, Barbeau, Dominion. arche-
ologist,. returned last. week from

a trip to Toronto. © a

the fair board. The balloon fea-
ture created a good deal of fun.

chocolates.

welfare of the fall fair at heart,

sand: every. dollar. will help. the

funds.

dancers: decided ' tiev.

we toe

‘Boys and Girls

dames Braun and Bleecker, of

the last surviving ° ‘balloon being
won by Mrs, W. E. Smith, who
was presented with a box of

The community was. well: repre-
sented by. those who. have - the

Te was fou haa. when: the
iev. could wait}
r time .:to.. quench the, cam

- Had Great Time

Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Refteshing |

ICE CREAM WITH ALL FLAVORS ©

i

STATIONERY

SUMMER READING
_ Plain and fancy -

and Magazines —

a ,CANDIES by the
box or in bulk

at Lakelse Camp

The Trail Rangers and Willing
Workers camp at Lakelse this
year was a great Ssuccess.-
girls stayed at the camp from the
11th to the 16th. One the 18th
nine boya went into camp until
the 28rd. On behalf of the

extend their thanks to all who
helped to make the two weeks 80
enjoyable to all concerned. . The
Willing Workers are indebted to
H. Willson for the usa of his
motor truck: to. convey them to
and from the lake, also to Orval
Kenney . and W. Anderson | for
driving them in and out. To the
Terrace Motors thanks are due
for their kindness. in taking the.
two.camps up to ‘the. ‘hot springs.
Henry. Walberg gave | the boys an.
extra-treat. in. the trip ..he: took

a way.

Ten
«

young people the officers wish to|é

them down: Trout River tor quite|. » It-is. a,

‘R W. RILEY

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE |

~ |

Save ourself the work and worry
of making bread athome. Spri
has brought its increased household
. duties and the coming of the hot
* summer. weather will add its bur-
den. -Do. not slave at the range—
Let George do it,

“Let George.

|. Do It”

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER

7 PARTIES CATERED TO
Highest avality fresh. bread and ‘supplies shipped pvomptly to any pone along the line

The Terrace Bakery | ‘GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor

PO. Box 101 :. > THRRACE, 5.0.

branch, | Terrace pesple should oes
be. proud. of the care. that’ was| °°:
taken by the fire rangers. during : . -.
the dry apell. Without @ny sug: |
gestion | from. the ‘camp,’ they |,
brought out a. powerful ‘hand-)
pump: in cage. any : sparks might

pet away, from. the. camp ‘fire, | Bi
leasure to. ‘think. ‘that 8
sand girls have. ‘been
athis., year, ‘without. acel-
Ny eturned “making

aatty vis ited

‘During ‘the, continued dros gt oa : eter
pane | i de