| THE TERRACE NEWS _

-No. 31.

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TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926

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STEAMSHIP and TRAIN SERVICE

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W. E. VanMeter of Vanarsdo 3

TOURIST LUMBERING was a visitor in town this week
RESOWT TERRACE al on business in connection with |3 Sailings from PRINCH RUPERT for VANCOU-
Hot SeRINGs HORTICULTURE VER and intermediate points each THURSDAY

his operations at that point.

With the opening of the school
season here on the 7th the arriv-
al and departure or each train
causes a change in the personel
of thetown. Oldand young who
have been holidaying at outside
points are returning home and

and SUNDAY, 11 p.m.
For ANYOX each Wednesday 10.00 p. m.
For STEWART each Saturday 10.00 p.m.
ans For MASSETT INLET each MONDAY 10.00 p.m.
For SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, Fortnightly

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J. M. and Mrs. Hatt left for
Smithers and then for Victoria.
A very pleasant social evening
was spenton Friday in Progress
hall as a farewell to Rev, Bar-
foot and Prof, Wickenden, A those who have been holidaving
well arranged program wa8 TUN’ ;, oq around Terrace are leav-
off and refreshments were served ing for their respective homes. ;
R. L. Melntosh who spent the
past two months in Toronto and
other eastern cities returned last
week to Terrace.

Dr. W. N. Turpet of Victoria
arrived last week and has opened
an office in the post office block.
Mrs. Geo. Dover entertained
the W. A. on Thursday last.

The Ladies Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Gill on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. King and Miss Toombs
returned home last week after a

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B A Liberal meeting held Wed-
Maiesday evening was addressed
Bay Hon. T. D. Pattullo and Col.
a5. P. MeMordie.
B Married in Prince Rupert on
iMonday, Sept. 6, Florence, the
Bdaughter of A. and Mrs. Bailey,
of Lakelse Vriley, to Edward S.
a Arkell of Terrace.

s A numbar of the boys were up
before Magistrate Kenney dur-
fing the week for robbing orch-
Sards and breaking trees. They
fall pleaded not guilty. This is a
practice which should be stopped
fg ano the quickest way to stop it is
eee to thrash the boys soundly.
fee §6Miss Sibary of Chilliwack is in
ae charge of the Copper river school
ae 6. &. Cunningham of Camden
eee Ark., spent a few days in town

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
EASTBOUND—3.14 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
‘WESTBOUND—11.47 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

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

On The New Road |

The clearing of the right of
the right of way on the Terrace devnesers wrrre ore -
to Usk highway is continuing! —
very rapidly and H. L. Frank,
with a road huilding crew is fol-
lowing it from the Terrace end.
Considerable rock work has been
encountered at this end, but with
the continuance of this fayorable
weather it will soon be overcome
and more rapid progress made. |} *

For Atlantic Steamship Suilings or further information apply to ony Canddian National Axgent or
; R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Rough Lumber.........-0ce eect eeen eee eeee $18.00 per M-

- _ a week, holiday at Telkwa. 30 50
7 . M. Hoar of Kalum Lake was! Miss {Ester Moore fof Rupert . ae Ghiplap oo. cece eee e cece eset nee eee eee . “ “y
# in town last week for supplies. spent the week end at her home. They are nee Sized Lumber ......-.:c verse ne eeee conocer 22:50 *' I
School opened on Tuesday with ; | Mr. and Mrs. W, U. Fulton, Finished Material.... .....:.-..+.. 40,00 to 65.00“ ¥
Messrs. Marshall, Barton, Davis who have been holidaying at La- Shingles. ...... ce. eeeeee ee eee fOM $2.50 to $5.00 per M ;

fa Mr. Sprague, late of Bella Coola,
fee in charge and Mifses Mallott and
= Dasthone of Chilliwack and Miss
7 Peters of Town Hill as assistants
age The nigh school will not open
am until the 18th.
# Mr.and Mrs, Folly of Smiths
fear Falls, Ont., returned to their
fee home this week after a visit with
f the latter’s brother. F. S. Mills.
mee = Mr. Moyle who was holidaying
Mee here with Mr. Glass left Monday
. for eastern points,

Jas, Latham has returned to
Hazelton.

Mrs. Prestlien and daughter
eg have returned to their home in
way Giscome after visiting with Mrs.
mm 6=Gedore, .

Miss Haddock of Prince Rupert
deaconess, is visiting at Rev. W.
Allen’s home.

‘Mrs. Wm. West and daughter
are holidaying-in Rupert.
os Mr. Peddy left Thursday for
ma Prince Rupert to get ready for
- school opening.

and Mason of the geological sur-
vey left Saturday for their homes
in the south,

The Native Sons sent a cheque
$90 the hospital, thus completing
their obligations to that instu-
tion.

Mrs. E. T. Kenney and four
children who spent the holidays
in the south have returned home,

Miss Deacon is sdsnding a week
in Prince Rupert,

Miss Irene Durham of Usk was
a week end visitor in town.

Mrs. H. Defontaine visited in
Smithers last week.

Miss Dorothy Weeden left for
Vancouver last week after spend-
two months at Kallum Lake. .

Miss Marsh has returned to
resume her duties on the teach-
ing stafl.

J. K. and Mrs. Frost spent the

week end in Rupert.
Mrs, Little and daughters have

returned from Seattle and Spo-
kane where they spent several

kelse Lake left Monday for Ru-
pert. They have been regular
visitors here for the past seven
years and each year are .more
anxious to return than the pre-|}
aious one. The Terrace district
with the close proximity of the
Lakelse and Kitsumgallum Lakes
all being within a few hours of |
Prince Kupert, is a natural and

logical resort for the Prince Ru-
pert people and with a little elas-
ticity on the part of the C. N. R
whereby a practical schedule can
be worked out inexpensive week
end parties would find an agree-
able change from the coast town
at no great loss of time. |

Prices subject to change without notice

. Orders filled at short notice. Mili running continuously. —

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

. “School days, school days,
Goad old Golden Rule days.’

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MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.LS.

TERRACE, B.C.

Vancouver—All passenger records
for outgoing ships to the Orient
from the Pacific Coast up to the
middle of August were shattered’
when Canadian Pacific liner Em-
press of Russia sailed for Yoko-
hama, August 19, with a passen-
ger list of all classes of 517 in ad-
dition to many members of the di-—
plomatic and government services
returning efter vacations.

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wT “Government Liquor Act”
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OF FIRST-CLASS

LAND |

Light clearing, good soil, suitable for fruit, gardening,
poultry, or general production.

Located one mile from New Hazelton railway depot.
PRICE: . $28 to $40 per acre, spread over five years. No

Notice of Application for Consent to Under New. Management

Tranafer of Beer Licence,

Diwan Bahadur Sir T. Vijayara-
ghavacharya arrived recently from
London on Canadian Pacific liner
Montcalm at Montreal, en route to
| Toronto where he will open the Na-
tional Exhibition at Toronto. The
Knight with ‘the lengthy name gets
over the difficulty for Canadian lips
by. stating that it is quite proper te
address him as “The Diwan.” He
may tour other Canedian cities on
“ledving Toronto.

One trial keeps you our
customer, so try us once

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 11th day of September next, the
undersigned: intends to apply to - the
Liquor Control Board ‘for consent to
transfer of Beer Licence numbered 472
and issued in respect to the premises
being part: of a building known as
“Tourist Hotel’’, Terrace, B.C., situate ,
on Lots 1 and 2, Block 11, in Subdivi- : ;
gion of District Lot 869, Range 5, Coast ae
District, Map numbered 972, Prince ; ‘7 [ae
Rupert Land Registration District, in
tha Province of British Columbia, from
Alexander Philenio Chenette, of ‘Ter-
race, B C., to George Tessier, of -Ter-

Quality, Promptness
our motto in shipping orders

interest for first 18 months; 6 percent interest on balance

Particulars and information at

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~'. New Hazelton

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Banff Springs—“The last time I
visited Banff was over 30 years ago,
and the trip this ‘year has been a
most’ wonderfyl ravelation,”’ said
Brigadier-Generai H. 8. Birkett, of
Montreal, who stayed at the Banff

Springs Hotel on his return from a.

race, B.C., the Transferee. -

- DATED at Terrace, B.C.,. the 13th

day of August, 1926. .
cs, ss. GEORGE TESSIER, -

ovr Applicant and Tranaferee.

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