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~ ERRRACE, B C.. FRIDAY, " SEPTEMBER 19, 1924

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New and Used Cars and Trucks

Mountain View
Rebekah Lodge
Was Instituted

An event of much interest in
interior fraternal circles took
place in Terrace on Wednesday,
Sept. 10, when Mrs, Woodeock,
president of the Rebekah Assem-
bly of B.C., assisted by twelve
sisters of Centennial Rebekah | §
Lodge, Prince Rupert. instituted
Mountain View Rebekah Lodge}'

No. 47.
The presidert and the visiting
sisters arrived on Tuesday even-
ing and were'the guests of local

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for a drive around the district
and a social hour with the ladies
at Gordon’s Hotel.
The instituting ceremony took
place in the G.W. V.A. Hall, and
was presided over bv Sister
Woodeock, -assisted by the Prince

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toria, are Terrace visitors this
week,

have spent the last two months
in Vancouver, returned home on

Oddfellows during the next day |

J. B. and Mrs. Munroe, of Vie

Mrs. R. Jeatt and family, who

Friday fast.

Mrs. Harry Tyler and daugh-
ter, Lilly, arrived on-Friday last,
to join ner busband.

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Finished Material .
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Orders filled at short

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LUMBER PRICE List’

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Prices aubject to change without notice

notice. Mill running continuously. ,

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application —

Miss E, Lander, of Kamloops,

spent a few days at the Terrace

Hotel.
Jas. Turnbull; who spent the
past few weeks in ‘Terrace, has!
gone to Cedarvale.
Mrs. Defontaine and daughter,
Edna, attended the Prince Ru
pert fair last week. —

Georze Clothier, district min-
ing engineer, of Prince Rupert,
paid a visit to Kalum Lake iast
week,

Constable and Mrs. Eggleshaw |
have moved into the houser ecent-

Rupert sisters, and the new. lodge

ly vacated by Dr. and Mrs. G. H.
Bleecker.

fm The Index Rooms
BOARD AND ROOMS

by the day or week
Rates reasonable

5 j Mrs. E. J. France, Terrace

was declared duly instituted in
regular torm. with six charter
members. Then followed the
initiation ceremony, when the
\Rebekah degree was conferred

Parent-Teacher brothers of Lakelse Lodge 1.0.0.

Asso Organizes F. The following officers ¥ were
eT Le appointed: |
for New Season) {e-tn b f thw

R.9.—H. §&. Creelman.
¥,S.--Mra. L. McLaren.
Treas.—A, C, Fowler.
War.—Mra.-L. B, Kenney.

Con. —Mies M. A. Dobb.
R.S.N.G.— Mra, L. King.
L.S.N.G.—Mrs, M. H. Eggleshaw.
R.S.V.G.—Mrs, E, M, Creelman,
L:8. V.G.—Misa I, 0. Greig.
1G.—Mre. M. D, Kenney.
0.G.-G. J. 5, Anderson.

_ On Thursday evening, Sept. 11,
‘ the Parent-Teacher Association
: o£ Terrace held- its re-opening
* meeting in Progress Hall. The
! meeting was fairly well attended
_ and twenty-eight members were
- enrolled during the course of the

upon eighteen ladies and sixteen

The many. friends of Walter
Bell will be sorry to. learn that
after a medical examination in
Prince Rupert, it was found nee-
essary for him to be taken to a
mental hospital at New West-
minster.
E. T. Kenney spent a few days
in Rupert last week, attending
the fair.
Miss Hjordis Lundquist, of
Prince Rupert, is spending a
holiday at‘the home of Mrs. A.
Olson.
_ Robt. de Kergommeaux and T.
B. Halliwell went to Prinee Ra-

-| pert on Friday’s train and accom: |

panied Mrs. and Miss Halliwell
jon their return on Saturday.

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QUEEN CHARLOTTE IS
PRINCE JOHN leaves Prince Rupert for Masse

_ and Buckley Bay, each
For Skidegate and all south Island ports,

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§.S. PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE
will gail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m.

Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.
been eeweatapeseeceeee Friday, 10,00 p.m,

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tt, Port. Clements, .

8.00 p, m.

Monday, at 8 p.m
each Wednesday,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Bf.

EASTBOUND—8.57 P.
WESTBOUND—12.07

M, Daily oxcept Sunday.
P. i. Daily except Tuerday.

For Adlantic Steamship Sailings of futher information
 - BF. McNaughton, District Passenger

aoply to any Canadian National Agent a
Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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: evening. Following the reading

I and adopting of the minutes, the
!! retiring président, N. Sherwoud,
* made his concluding speech, after
+ which W. J. Parsons was elected
by acclamation to. the chair for
' the ensuing year. . The officers
: were eleected as followa:
Hon, President--T. H. Griffin. .
President—Rev. W. J. Parsons.-
ist, Viee-President—W. H. Burnett:
2nd Vice-President— Mra. M. Hatt.
Secretary—Miss. Andrews,
Treasurer— Miss ‘Glover.
Auditor—A. H. Barker. |
Convener of. ‘Refreshment. Committee
Mra, E. J, Moore, Mrs. Geo. Little.
Convenor of Program Committee—
Mrs. O, T. Sundal.
Convenor. 0
—Misa M. Dobb.

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.|indebted to the officers of the

tin such strength. .

f° ‘Advertising Committee |

Convenor of Membership, Comiition| 7
| will be held’ on Saturday, October |
ah and will consist of dainty. and

= ® | chil dren.
©) chicken dinner in’ evening, also|
ai e ea of home cooking,

Chap.—Mrs.-A. K. Parsons.
P.—S, F. Mills.

When the duties of the evening
were completed the party moved |-

in Brother Powers’ best style was
disposed of. ‘This was followed
by a number of short addresses
by visiting and local members.
The officers and members of
Mountain View Lodge are deeply

Prince Rupert lodge for coming
Lodge meet- |.
ings will beheld on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month,
commencing October, 1

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The: -Catholié™ Church Bazaar

| apeftal « articles’ for : ‘adults - ‘and |
- Refreshments — ‘and

‘Every

to Progress Hall, where a banquet |_

” home i in Nova Scotia,
Mrs. B. Agar and Miss Flore 7 Se
‘ence ‘Vanderlip spent the week- pee

body |

ver.
Dr. Ewart is now established
in his office, . opposite the bost-
office.
Miss 8S. Feetoe and her nephew,
R. S. Feetoe, of Victoria, spent
a few days in Terrace last week,
and left. on Friday for a short)?
holiday at Kalum Lake. .

S. §. Marsh, sawyer ‘at the|:
Little mill for the past three
yeara, leit.last week for Vancou-

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spent the past year with her son,
Arnold, . left, this week :f for her)"

end i in Prince Rupert..
‘W. Sibbald and Geo. Hipp: were
visitors. to. Rupert 4 ‘fair. the latter
part. of last week. : ygelntie

sole

~ Mrs." Creelman er. who’ has |"

‘The Terrace

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‘has. baen ‘parchdsed by,

and, tc now -tha'on ‘only, ‘place in. Terhace to ont .
under . the ; _perzonal | man uw to

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arrangements made” for bates”

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of, ithe aka of all patro :

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