THE — ee WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1980

GEO. LITTLE Terracs; Bc.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

= LUMBER PRICE List .
Rough SalI NaS SD «$18.00 per H

Shiplap vo. see sees sees eae, veeeeee 22.50 **
Sized Lumber ....:... sees eeesceeeeeeteces 250
Finished Material.... ..:......... ..40.00.t0- 65.00"
Shingles......../00veeclcs fron 82.50 t0 $5.00 per

Prices subject to change without notice

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Orders filled at short. notice: oo ol

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\ Mall running continuously,

- Prices ¢ of Moulding, ate, , on applieation

Terrace Notes

Thursday. for ‘Vancouver where they
will spend 2 short holiday with their
son and wife, ‘Mr. and Mrs, John Gil-
bert.
Misses Porters ‘of San Jose California,
sisters of ; Mrs. - Gilbert,

A. reception committee of the board

on Saturday to. welcome Dr.. J. T.
Mandy who was the speaker at the

ev ening.

Miss Rose Deacon left Sunday for

Steamship and Train. Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vie-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, each °
Thursday 10.00 p- mm,

For Anyox and Stewart, Wednesday 4,00 p.m..

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands
Fortnightly, , .

«PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BOS
Eestbound—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 3.08 p.m oe

_ Westbound — ~Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 11, 52 a. m.” ;
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®For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadien National: Agent or
R. F. McNaughtan, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.. ;

Farquhr, before . ° going ‘South on
Thursday. ~ a
Rey, Father Leray of Stewart ar-

rived on “Wednesday” and spent tho
week-end among his parishoners, con-
ducting service in the Roman Cathol-
ic Church on Sunday mornoing. - He
left Monday for Pacific, returning to
the coast the following day.

Mrs, Ross. Thompson returned from
Prince Rupert on Saturday morning.
The Conservative Association will
hold a meeting on, Wednesday even-
Ing Feb. 26th. '

Dr. and Mrs. Brummitt who leave
on Monday next for Smithers are be-
ing tendered many farewells, includ-
ing dinners, their week-end hosts be-
ing Mr, and Mrs. S.. Anderson. Mr. and

wr ve Pa Par.

.bert.

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WINTER TONICS tt

Wampole’s Extract Cod Liver Oil ‘N al'’s i Toe
Na-Dru-Co. Extraat Cod Liver Oi! y Creophos “. \
Boots Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil 4

_ Victrolas and Victor Records oe
Victor Records formerly 75¢ now 65c

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The Terrace Drug Store
R.W. RILEY - -- - TERRACE, B.C.

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The fair
Terrace Hotel on- Friday.
8 p. m.
1080 fair will be discussed.

Dr. and Mrs. Brumuiltt were guests
of honor tt a fayewell- bridge party at
the home of My. and Mrs. BL, 'T. Ken-
ney on Tuesday cvening,
for highest score were

TERRACE

Pee

board will

and Mrs, Brumaitt,

nest in the
evening at
plans’, for the

Mrs, Thos. .MeCubbin, Pacific, cunie
Thursday and spent a few days the

when guest of Conon and Mrs. Marsh.

- futher
Rev. and Mrs. Allen were hosts to
& number of members of the C, G. 1.7
on- Tuesday evening to celebrate Ag-
nes; Olson’s birthday. aes

* rere,

The prizes

Mr. and | Mrs. 1. EB, Brooks lett
won by Mrs.

Thursday for Prince Itupert. “where

;|suffered internal
ports from the hospital nre that heis .

Griex andH. TL, MeKenney. Following
the. refveshments:a- social hour was
Spent, Dr. -Brummitt delighted the
gompany With several pian osolos.

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The new organ purchased by the
members of the Ladies Guild to be
nsed iu Knox United Church arrived
on Friday ‘and was installed for Sun-
day service.
Agar returned home on
Wednesday after spentling several
days a patient in the Pringe Rupert
Mospital, - be

‘Mrs. J. B.

. Seecte . witty epee ote
| Mrs, John Raven returned .on:'Wed-
nesday from Prince Rupert where she
was receiving ‘trentment” for. an injur-
ot knee ree wiv ed from: a recent fall.,
rr See a
. Mr. and Mrs.. 8, N.: ‘Kirkaldy were
: Mm dinner hosts on Fvidny. evening . when

= service in Knox. United‘ Chureh on
‘| Sunday evening when “Rev. HH Allen
spoke on. the B, ‘0. liquor traffic, }

they will spend a ‘short holiday.

A. large’ congregation - attended the

Statistics given proved most interest-
ing to those present,

Geo, A Woodtand, Prince’ Rupert;
Wass week- ent visitor in town.

comin * i

M. Dalquist of Cedarvale arrived’ on:
Thursday and 1s * Spending: a: : few daya
in town, :

RB, Shannon of Uak- was «tong the.
week-end visitors.

ee

” The. ,.regular meeting of ‘the Womens
‘Institute. will be sheld: on - Saturday,

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eusélon -gn- the possibilities of. opening.

: | the B T. A. was attended by a record
jup paying tribute to their teacher,

i were given - by Rey.
.| Micheal ‘assistant (principal.
gram was as follows— . *

Mareh. first when there ‘will be-a dis- |.

ner hostesses to a number of friends
on Sunday evening last.

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The Convention of the Associated

Mi. and Mrs. 0. R. Gilbert leave |

‘While there they will ‘meet the Lk

They are}
leaving on an extended tour of Europe |

of trade met the train from the const |.

board of trade meeting - on Saturday

Prince Rupert where she will spead
a few days with her niece, Mrs. Jas.|

A, Holmwood, Mr, and Mrs. .0. R. Gil-

. Misses Gwyer and Munro were din-|.

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Annual Statement! oe
(Condensed) a a oo :

| Year, Ending December lst, 1929.
<<" |New Business Issued § 85,236,853:00

“sss Business in Force - 592, 370, 122.00

oe assets = ew 118,923,990:02 ~
vo. ers Liabilities  - 0, 114,585,711.37

‘Income -.. - -  28,098,058.00 — -

’. Gross Surplus Earned ... 5. 9753,797.30 | ce

Provision for Future Profits

Ee eaeit —-to-Policyholders - 10 440,324.00.
. aM _ Unassigned Profits and .
a ‘Contingency Reserve 4,338,278.65

Of the 75 Million Dollars paid to

policyholders and their beneficiaries

; - : Since the Company was first founded

costs. iim 1892, over 48 Million went to

i : living policyholders, while 27 Million
went to beneficiaries as death claims, ,

Wm. Grant’s Agency
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Boards of Trade of Central B.C. will
be held in the Blue Room of. the Can-

ith. ‘A good gathering of delegates
from places between McBride and
Stewart is expected, ;

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Constantine Julaka
employed in Little
camp was caught by o dend tree he
was falling. It had been lodged and

knocked down with it:
to the Hazelton Hospital where it was
found that his back had been injured,
three ribs were broken and he also]
injuries. The

doing very Well.

‘scours HAVE SOCIAL. NIGHT
A very pleayant evening was spent |
on Friday. when Scout Master Kirk-
aldy, assisted by A, Carr, and twenty
boy scouts met in the G. W. V. A. hall
to commerate the birthday of Lord
Boden-Powell. ‘After games = and
stunts were enjoyed all sut down to
n sumptuous banquet.. Plans were
discussed for ‘a dance to be held on 8t,
Patricks night to raise funds for
[equipment ete.

adian Legion Hall on Tuesday, March |:

of. ‘Terrace
& Pohle’s pole|.

as it crashed down the man was|’
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MUSICAL ENoowEn IN TERRACE

The musical lield in the school.jouse
on Tuesday evening for. the benifit of

crowd. Every available seat was tok-
en. The pupils: from the . youngest

Miss. French. | Rev. Robinson: occup-.
led the . chair sand. ishore: uddresses
‘Allen ’ and -My,
The, pro-

Plano Solo-—Marjorie Kenney. veal’
Piano Solo—Velme. Grieg
Piano Solo Dorothy Little, °

“Pino Duet— Edna and Jenni: Dovér
Piano Solo-Olata Little: > -<\-

a hospital, . .

they entertained at a farewell, ta Dr.

. Piano Solo—Dorothy Head.

‘Pinno Solo—Janet Young.

Hiliot Hend,

At Board of Trade Meeting in Terrace |
‘Has: great’ hope for: the Future:

yisitoy, to -Terrace..on Saturday ‘when |
he , addressed “the. meeting . hurridly
called by the. ‘Board of Trade in the
. | Municipal Halt which was filled with | gate,

Piano Solo—Bertha Moore.
Piano Solo—Mary- Smith, to the chairman, Ti‘ Turner Sr.

Piano’ Duet—Janet Young « aie

western minting | ‘district. +: Hgjiie

DRe MANDY WAS SPEAKER {most hopefully: -of the future’: ‘and. a

Phe le Maye “pK
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ye prospectors and. mine
Dr. J. T, ” Mandy was ;

a welcome

Plano Duet—Janet Young: at .

al interested: ‘hearers, : Mr. ‘HLT. Rennty
are

gave a cordial welcome | to Dr. Mandy,” Se
“1 afterwards turning. the ‘meeting over

Dr. Mandy gave ‘a most interesting
and informative, address -in the course | :
of ‘which ‘he outlined’ the. position: ‘of . :
_ mining ond prospecting | in: the. ‘north.
‘apoke :

sured ‘his’ hédrera “ that: the; “Depiair
ment of. mines would. . hel . in’ ever,