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= TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, i924

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Rebekahs Danced

The Mountain View Rebekah
aa Lodge held a successful dance in
Bthe G.W.V.A, Hall on Friday
Mm evening, the object being to raise
Sa funds for the purchase of regalia
Mfor the lodge. The affair was
mm well patronized. <A five-piece or-
aachestra, consisting of Mrs. Att-
Bwood and Messrs. Kenney, Mur-
in, Roberts and Toombs, sup-
plied excellent music. Bountiful
arefreshments were served by the
mAmembers at midnight, following
: gwnich dancing was resumed until
mea late hour.

Miss Dobb, of the school staff,
Bspent the holiday at her home in
@Prince Rupert.

A. Olson spent the week-end

n Priace Rupert.

7 Miss Etanda Marsh, of Prince
Rupert, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents here,

Constable Eggleshaw spent a
few davs last week in Prince
Rupert on official business.

E. E. Davies, bridge contract-
Mor, left on Saturday for his home
in Seattle.

Fred. Nash returned on Wed-
nesday of last week from Mas-

Many Attended |

G.W.V. Service
at Thanksgiving

The memorial service held in
the G.W.V.A. Hall, Terrace, on
Monday morning was well attend-
ed both by veterans and others.
The service was opened with the
National Anthem. Rev. Rural
Dean Marsh conducted the prayer
service, and Rev. W. J. Parsons
gavetheaddress. Hespokefrom
Jos. IV: 19-24, and compared the
monuments being erected in me-
mory of the sacrifice made by
60,000 Canadian soldiers to the
monuments built by the children
of Israel after their safe passage
across the Jordan. The object
of Poppy Dav was for memories,
thanksgivings and resolutions.
Honor the dead by caring for the
living. He quoted that the kev-
stone of the G.W.V.A. is Service
and Comradeship, and the object
to preserve the memory and rec-
ords of the dead, to erect suitable
monuments, and to establish a
memorial day.

After the service cars were
placed at the disposal of those
who wished to go to the cemetery,

sett, While there he called upon
‘Dr, and Mrs. Bleecker at Queen
sCharlotte City, and reports them
gwell pleased with conditions in
their new environment.
Mrs. H. King went to Prince
‘Rupert on Wednesday to spend a
Ashort holiday.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C,

Surveys THRouGHOUT CENTRAL BR, OG.

where the graves of deceased
veterans were decorated with
sheaths of poppies.
In the evening a dance was
held in the hall, and a very large
crowd was present. A four-

piece orchestra provided excellent
musié and kept it up until a late

Thanksgiving Service

The Thanksgiving service in
the Anglican ‘church on Sunday
last was attended by a large con.
gregation. The church was taste-
fully decorated with fruit and
grain, which served as a silent
expression of gratitude for the
bountiful harvest. Rev. Rural
Dean Marsh preached an approp-
riate and forceful sermon. The
special hymns were heartily sung
by all present, and the solo,
“Beyond the Dawn,” rendered
by Mrs. R. de Kergommeaux, was
sympathetically delivered, while
the vocal harmony of Misses

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LUMBER MANUFACTURER

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Sized Lumber .........--- beeetererescnenee 22.50 “
 Rinished Material... .....6.-0--00s 40.00 to 65.00 “
Shingles. ....0.ceee cena Levers from $2.50 to $5.00 per if

Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice.
Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

Mil running continuously.

Marsh, Addrews and Glover in

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“Holy Father, Hear Me’’ was
greatly appreciated.

Chicken Dinner a Success

Decided success attended the
Thanksgiving dinner and sale of
work held by the Ladies’ Uuild
of the Presbvterian Church on
Monday night. The-tables were
filled all evening, and the chicken
dinner with the various other
delicacies was greatly enjoved by
all. The sale of work was well
patronized, many taking the op-
portunity provided to purchase
fancy and useful hand-made gifts
for, Christmas,

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S.S. Prince John For ANYOX and STEWART, Wednesday, at 10.00 p.m.
For. all ports QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, | 12 midnight

November 15th.

Fal Steamship Service

$.S, Prince Rupert or Prince George for yAN-

v ; COUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, and intermediate points
1 each WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m., each SATURDAY

sailings from Prince Rupert —

12.00 midnight.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B“.
EASTBOUND—8.57 P.M, Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND—12.07 P.M. Dail; except "fuerday.

For Allantic Seearmhip Sailings or farther information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
LR. F, MeNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Hapert, B.C.

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Announcement

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Mrs, H. Defontaine announces
that she is prepared to do family
knitting; any size socks and stock-

TERRACE HOTEL

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hour. Exeellent refreshments|ings at 35c. per pair. Good work
were served at midnight. guaranteed. 3940
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Christmas Stock Arriving
It will not be neceasary for Terrace people to send out of towri

for Christmas goods this year. -
goods that will meet nearly every need.
Come early, so that if you should desire some- ~

thing we have not got we will have time to get it for you,

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

and look around.

R, W. RILEY

We are opening up ‘a atock of
Come into the store

TERRACE

Usk.

tT. D. Simons, F. Seott, and T.
Johnson spent the week-end in

D. McLeod, of Vancouver, left

Henry Walberg left on Satur-
day for Vancouver, where he
expects to spend the winter.

R. B Allen, of Hanall, was a

on’ Wednesday for his home in

STAY AT THE

Tourist Hotel
. TERRACE -

Clean, comfortable beds, in well-
lighted,.well-heated, well
ventilated rooms

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Frep. DUBORD - PROPRIETOR

Vancouver after spending two
days with his sister,-Mrs. James
Richmond, on his way back from
Edmonton, New Hazelton and
other points.

Fred. Nash, J. Oden and J.
Nutt spent the week-end in the
Lakelse district on survey work.

- Rural Dean and Mrs. Marsh
spent ‘Thanksgiving with A. Y.
and Mrs. Wilson at Remo.

Miss Dewar, of Copper City,

| Spent the holiday in town.

For Sale_

Five lights, gaa: tank, 100
‘feet or more of wire. | Price
50 cash,

* apply to

F. HL Aiken |

Hollow: Wire Lighting System —

“A. Hy Barker. accompanied. his
little daughter to the Hazelton
Hospital on Saturday for treat-
ment, returning on Moriday. _

Fred. Forrest, of Usk,’ ‘ig a
Terrace visitor this week.

om Hearn, of Lakelse. Hatchery,

|pett.. was among the visitors: of

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.| more, after: bis recent indisposi-

is spending a few days. in: town,
Major Taylor, of: Prince. Rus:

Terrace visitor during the holiday

The last of the workmen on
completed new bridge have left,
for their homes in the south,

Mrs. N. Sherwood returned on
Wriday from the Hazelton Hos-
pital, where she had taken Mary
Q’Donnell to undergo an opera-

Making Good

Bread =

FRESHLY-MADE CAKES, COOKIES, BISCUITS, PASTRIES, ETC.

ingredienta blended and baked
with skill and care born of long
experience, then you need have
no fear of getting any other
than the best bread when you
make your purchases here.

Shipmenta made to any point

‘The Terrace: Bakery

- GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor .
_P.0,,Box 10L - TERRACE, B.C. —

If good bread is the result of 27
the use of.the best quality of .

tion for appendicitis.

The Mountain View Rebekah
Lodge held its regular meeting
on Wednesday of last week, when
two new members were initiated.

Miss Louise Walberg, who ha’
been yisiting her brother, Henry,
for the past few weeks, left last
week to join her mother and sis-
ter at Wainwright, Alta

James Richmond is about once’

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W..S. - Cooper, of. Gedarvate,
spent Wednesday - in Terrace a5
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the week, By OD

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. Manufacturers of

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