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TERRACE, B, C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1924

TERRACE
MOTORS

TERRACE

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

F. H. AIKEN

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

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” FURNISHED R OOMS TO LET

TOURIST HOTEL
CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat

Open 6.30 in the morning
until 11 p.m. daly

Special arrangements made for parties
Special Suppers or Banquets served

Give us a trial
Frep. DuBoRD PROPRIETOR

MCNERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

a FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Surveys Turovcnour CentraL B. C,

TERRACE
British Columbia ’

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J. K. GORDON
) Proprietor

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| The Index Rooms

BOARD AND ROOMS
by the day or week

; Rates reasonable
Mrs. E. J. France, Terrace

Mm: The Presbyterian Guild tea,
Me held at the home of Rey, and
ae Mrs. W. J. Parsons on Thursday
H of last week, in honor of Mrs.
iG. B. Bleecker, was one of the
Be most artistic ever held in Terrace.
me The spacious ‘porch, already cov-
ara ered ‘with pretty. clinging vines,
ME had been transformed into a

large drawing room banked with

7 flowers, whose color scheme was
S pink and'white. The ‘dainty. tea
: tables, each with a bouquet’ of
fe pink aweet peas, ‘completed . a

@ee . charming picture. ° ' About twen-)
am ty-five guests : -dehi-

Rev. Father Allard spent a
week at Hagwilget.

his family to Port Essington last
week, where the latter will spend
a holiday.

~ | Florida.

taining Miss Archibald, of New
Westminster.

was a Terrace visitor last week.

appendicitis, but is much improv-
ed now.

having a big bazaar and sale in
Oetober.
ous display of useful and fancy
articles for the grown-ups and
kiddies.
further details.

dren have gone to Vancouver and
will be away for two weeks,
Hatt, who was joined at Terrace,
by his brother, Floyd, of Smitb-

ers, will attend the buyers con-
vention in the southern city.

to Prince Rupert after visiting
in Terrace for the past month.

ing Miss Pearson, returned last

pert.

‘where he was seeking medical

land Archibald paid a visit tothe

TERRACE

LUMBERING
.. MINING
HORTICULTURE

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Chas, Nelson’ Jr. accompanied

Mrs, Annie Ross, a Terrace
pioneer, left on Thursday for
Lowell, Wash., where she will be
joined by Miss Inez Ross, and
both. will then proceed to Miami,

Miss Alice McDougall is enter-

A. J. Doolittle, of Vancouver,

R. W. Riley was indisposed
ast week, being threatened with

The Catholic Chureh plans on

There will be a gener-

Watch this paper for

Morse and Mrs. Hatt and ehil-

Mr.

Mrs. Jack Griffith has returned

Miss Sims, who has been visit-

week to her home in Prince Ru-

Miss McDonald, of Prince Ru-
pert, was among last week’s
visitors to Lakelse.
Margaret Smith left for her
home in Prince Rupert, after a
month’s vacation in Terrace.
W. S. Sparkes left last. week
to attend the buyers’ convention.
He will also visit Gordon and
Mrs, Sparkes in Seattle before
returning,
_ Joe Belway has returtied to
Kalum Lake from Prince Rupert,

advice.

* Mrs. P. O'Donnell and daugh-
ter, of Pacific, were recent visit-
ors in Terrace,

W. Treston, of Kalum Lake,
was a business visitor in-Terrace
last week,

Misses ‘McDougall, Turnbull,
Parkers and Hippesleys in Lak-
‘else last Friday, and on Saturday

the week-end. 9:
Assessor ‘Homer, .

Rupert, was ‘an ‘offi al visitor in

= cious refreshm
et members of the ruild _

J old friends,

-| toria,

left for Lakelse Lake to: ‘Bpend.

of. Prince

n| the river. rea hes a: nueh ‘lowe

J. C. Turnbull, of Everett,
Wash., was a Terrace visitor last
week.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry, and Chas.
Tupper, of Vancouver, were bu-
siness visitors last week.

Miss Bates, of Lovelands, Cole.,
who has been on a holiday in the
Kalam Lake mining. district,
where she has interests, left for
her home this week.

Stanley Brooks, of Prinee Ru-
pert, spent the week-end. with
his parents here.

Mrs. Frank Clapp, of Prince
Rupert was in Terrace, visiting

Supervisor Brewer of the For-
est Branch, was an official visitor
last week,

Vernon Giass, of Prince Ru-
pert, arrived on Saturday evening
on a visit to his parents,

BE. T. Kenney is having addi-
tions made to his home, which
will also boast of a fine new cel-
lar. :
Otto and Mrs. von Hees are
settled in their new bungalow,
built on a hill near the park, and
from which one of the finest

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, a c.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

oO Lowsen Price List ee
Rougl Lumber.......-...0cessereees vee $18.00 per Ym a

Shiplap..... ce paenecseseeteuereeeteeaee sees 22.50"

Sized Lumber .........csgecee eee eeeees vee» 22.50 we
Finished Material.... ......-..-56- .40.00 to 65.00  “
Shingles. from $2.50 to $5.00 ber . oo

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. Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice.

Mill running continuously. 7 ‘

Pricés of Moulding, ete., on application a

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views of the Valley is obtained.

" L. H. Kenney left last week
for a trip to Vaneouver and-Vic-

Chas, Durham, of Usk, was 3
visitor on Saturday. ,
Dan. Clacher went up to Usk
on Wednesday, returning Satur-
day.
It was a merry party of young
girls that left for Lakelse Lake
last Monday morning. Rev. aud
Mra. Parsons, assisted by Esther
Movre, will conduct the camping
activities.of the Willing Workers,
of whom there are ten in all.

Lake. .
‘Mrs, Cilbert, "who has been

home in ‘Los Angeles, Cal., ac-
companied by her children.
_ Chas, Thomas and family have
been spending the week camping
at Lakelse Lake. .

Geo. Wilson, of the staff of the
Prince Rupert News, arrived on
Saturday, returning on Sunday
with his family, who have been
holidaying 3 at Hill Farm.

Mrs. Lanfear, together with
the Rice and Wilson children, ; |
who have. been at. Hill Farm,
went to Reme.on Sunday, and all
enjoyed a picnic at. the Wilson
place. —

Jack Nutt arrived from Kalum |_

6 oe :
visiting her parents, J. A. and Let George
Mrs, “Gill, has returned to her oe ee,

SUMMER STEAMSHIP SERVICE |

3.8. PRINCE RUPERT or “PRINCE: GEORGE

yee wilt sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, |
A VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each

Monday, Thursday and Saturday at, 11.00 p.m

ana

guzes CHARLOTTE ISLANDS SERVICE, effective June 30th
S. PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements,
and Buckley Bay, each Monday, at 8 p.m.

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

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BL.

EASTBOUND-—8.67 P.M, Daily except Sunday.
WESTEOUND—12. 07 P.M. Daily except ‘Tuesday. a

For Adantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Cenadian National Agent ot
EB. F. HeNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, BC. —_ §

bd iach damasind

Cool and and SUMMER DRINKS Refreshing Refreshing

_ ICE CREAM WITH ALL “FLAVORS

STATIONERY

f ' CANDIES by the
Plain and fancy ~

SUMMER READING |
box or in bulk

’ and Magazines.

Drugs and Toilet Articles ~ Vietrolas and Victor Records

- THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

R. Ww. ‘RILEY TERRACE

. High water is. retarding. work =
on the bridge, as. the 250-ft. span |:

. " tghest auallty fresh bread and auppllea shipped promptly to any point slong the line ke

‘Save o yourself the work and worry
of m bread athome. Sprin
_ has brought its increased househo}
duties and the coming of the hot
summer weather will add its. bur-
den. Do not slave at the range—
Let George do it.

Do It”.

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER PARTIES: CATERED 70

GEORGE POWERS : ’ Proprietor: -
P.O. Box 101 | - TERRACE, BG,

The Terrace Bakery |

- = are holding. a Big

“BALLOON ‘DANCE

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