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TOURIST
RESORT

TERRACE

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LUMBERING
MINING
HorRTICULTURE

Hor Serincs
E, T. Kenney is sporting a super-six
sedan and is alreaily for the main
highway, which he feels satisfied will
now be completed in quick time.

M. P. McCaffery of, Prince: Rupert
spent the end of Inst week in town. -

‘C. A. Smith left Tuesday for Smith-
ers where he expects to remain for a
time. For some monhs he has been on
his prospect at Kalum Lake and got a
lot of work done. *

Mrs. H. L. Frank was o week end
visitor to Prince Rupert.

Miss Tew of Torono and R. L. Me-
Intosh went down to Prince Rupert on

Saturday. Miss Tew has heen a
guest at “The Crossways”

Miss Ethel Christy of Prince Rupert
is holidaying with her parents, Mr.
und Mrs. R. Christy.

Mr. R, B,. Allen disntrict’ forester
was 2 business visitor in town on sat-
urday.

Miss Helen Hampton returned to
Prince: Rupert on Friday after holl-
daying for two weeks with Ars. H. A.
Swain.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lymum of
Prince Rupert are camping out at the
Lakelse Hot Springs.

BEFORE you buy any car, be sure you have
all the evidence. Check and weigh any car
in the low-priced field against the value you- mG
know you can get in the Outstanding Chevrolet. 9.

A smooth, powerful six-cylinder, valve-in-head

engine, capable of amazing performance in Soe
all gears, instantly responsive to acceleration, oo
unsurpassed in economy and. dependability.

A sturdy chassis, built for endurance; with
heavy, channel-steel frame, complete high-
ptessure lubrication, long semi-elfiptic shock. .
- absorber springs, safe, silent four-wheel braking
system with independent emergency brakes.

Bodies by Fisher that reflect the latest voguein =
i. style and coloring; fuxurions in finish and = -:°
appointments; interiors restfully quiet; hand- =.)
some panelled instrument board, indirectly

oe : lighted.

- Prices so low, they are within reach of all. -
~ See Chevrolet. Drive it. Make it your standard at

Outstanding

qn FVROLET

FRODUCT OF: GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED

J -B. Agar, Terrace, B. C+ ©}.
' us ms ' *-.--[under section 85, must ba commenced

' : | before the issuance of abeh certificate
of Improvements, |.‘

of comparison. —
eo aahontthe GHACDeferredPayment Plan '

C-10-8-28¢ fo

_| Betty Marentette.

' day evening of last week when ao reply

{Public Works at Victoria assuring the

{> ict. and located on Kleanza Moun-

: acting as agent for the Columario Gold

ANNUAL PICNIC AT KALUM | &e

A large crowd went out from Ter-

At The Terrace Drug Store

rece Sunday afternoon to attend the
annual picnic at Kalum Lake. About
two o'clock the two opposing teams,
Rosswood and Terrace staged a horse-
shoe pitching competotion—Rosswood
emerged the winners, Then there fel-
lowed foot-races and jumping conests
which were largely contested consider-
ing the' sandy track. The final and
most specular event was the boat race
around the triangular course which

China New lot of Cups and Saucers,

Cameras New Colored Brownie Box Cameras, also Colored Ko-
daks with cases to match.
Jewellery New lot of Washington and Waltham Watches,

Terrace Souvenirs in Ivory.
Picture Frames, etc. in Ivory.
Parker Pens and Desk Sets

was easily won by O. Gendron andJ.
Conture with their four horse Evin-
tude Matt ANlard and J. McLaren
coming in second and third. The

R.W. RILEY - -

- TERRACE, B. C.

whole day was a complete success des-

pite dull weather and the people of the
Jake may confidently say that theirs
is always ‘the best picnic of the year.

Motor Boat Racing—tIst. Osenar Gen-
dron; 2nd. Matt Allard; 3rd. J. Me-
Laren,

Men's HRowing—1st. Ted Johnson;
Qnd. Cecil Lever;

Boys Rowing-—ist. Fred Nash; 2nd.
Charlie Prosser; 3rd. Billy Downing.

Girls Rowing—Ist. Sophia McLaren Shiplap..............

2nd. Mary Mansam; 3rd. Ruby Down- Sized Lumber

oI | Sd
Long Jump—ist. , Cel Lever; 2nd.

Jim Lever;

100 Yd. Dash—tst. Chas, Cauthers;
2nd. Jim Lever.

Boys Race—Ist. Fred Nash; 2nd. Orders filled at short notice.
Lewis McKenney,
Girls Race—Ist Ina Smith; 2nd.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE LIST

Rough Lumber..i....:escceceeeeserenes --.$18.00 per M

Finished Material.... ..............40.00 to 65.00“
Shinglegd.......ceeeceseeseeess ftom $2,560 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

22.50 **

Mill running continuously.

TERRACE BOARD OF TRADE

_ There was a meeting of the council
of the Terrnce Board of Trade Tues-

was received from the Department of

Board that the Department would not
overlook the request of the Board for
a roadway fro mthe Nass to Kalum

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver Vic-
toria, Seattle and intermediate points, -
Monday, Thursday 4.00 p.m Saturday, 7,00 p. m

_ For Anyox, and Stewart Monday, 8.00 p.m, and
Friday at 4,00 p. m.
For Massett Inlet Ports, Mondays, 8.00 p.m.
For South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly.
For Skagway, Wednesday, 4.00 p.m.

each

ballin idea kk

Lake to conneet with the Kalum Lake
rond to Terrace and Lakelse Lake, and
then on to Kitnmat, These is a rath-
er large order at first glance, but there
are some thirty miles of the distance

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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS:
Eastbound— Daily, except Sunday, 3.08 p. m. .

Westbound—Daily, except Tuesday, 11.52 a, m.

Soft Drinks
Confectionery. }

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings of Further information apply to any Canadian National Agen «
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

Te eee a tae ee ee re

Always Good and always Fresh

Co ea nd

The best Ice Cream in the town

Mrs. Kirkaldy’ s
Terrace, B. C.

MINERAL ACT

Paints, Oils and Grease
Certifleate of Improvements

NOTICE

Vaihalia No. 2, Valhalla No. 3, Norman

Fractional and L, ©, Fractional min-

-eral claims, situate in Ominecn Min-
ing Division, Range 5, Coast Dist-

tain.
Take Notice that Frederick Nash,

E. T. Kenney’s for Hardware

The most complete stock of Hardware in the Interior.
wish anything we have not we will be glad to get it foryou. We handle

Should you

Light and Heavy Hardware Amunition and Guns -

Tin and Graniteware

Farm and Garden Tools and Machinery
Furniture to Suit any Taste or Purse

We will supply hardware for your building, or furnish complete the |
machinery and tools for your farm-or garden, or equip your house or
eabin with furniture and cooking utensils. ‘Tell us what you want.

Mines Limited, non-personal labillty,
free miner's certiffeate No. 18257D, in-
tends, sixty days from the date hereof
to apply to the Mining Recorder for o
Certificate of Improvements, for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of
the above clans,

: And ‘further take notice, that action

alrendy built. ;

The board received a. request from a
chap in England that someone sponcer
him as he wished to come to. Canada
The matter of clearing. out the Copper
River trail was under discussion, and
as there is: considerable minting .actl-
vity out there this year it. ‘was: decided

-_ Dated this 10th day: of Tone, 1928.

DB. Lay in hopes of geting 4 grant from
the Mines Department for the work.

Phillip George died recently at
Nelson, at the home of bis daughter,
Mrs. T. W. Brewer, “Durlng the world
war the late Mr. ‘George was in: charge

of a munition factory in, England. Mr ws
as 1 rare George left Smithers whe ‘Mr. Brewer | 5
“to communicate with Mining Engineer 'w wast nn ot