Astringosob Special---One:

VICTORS:

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"SPECIALS. FOR MAY

One Te Stearns Day Dream Cleansing Cream and” :
your choice of 1 60c jar of Day Dream Cold Cream. ;
or Vanishing Cream, or FacelPowder of Rouge: ‘for.

cee gh ut

Lanstar. Glass’ ne pastel. shoes, ye
free with each 60c or $1.00 bottle-of this: mouth 1 wash, "..

Fly and Mosquito. Preparations-“Fly Kyl. Spray, Fly Tox
. Whix, Rexall, -Nyal Mosquito Creams and Lotions, _ .

‘VICTOR RECORDS ‘VICTOS RADIO.

R. W. RILEY

The Terrace Drug Store

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TERRACE, B. Cc.

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FOR YOUR SPRING Lia ,

And to do good work y you w need
tools, We have them. Lots F

Rakes . Hoes. :

cod. tosis, and sometimes you need | new.
them, _ They. are not expensive.

“Cultivators:

- Garden Secds

| E. T. | Kenney, Ltd. :

‘Terrase 1

4 <oe

Rough susie si

mi Prices: Sa!
“$1650 7

No, 1 Shiplap

20.00.

- 18,50

-@ inch No. 1° Shiplay «...

No. 2 Shiplap, 6.in., 8 in, and-10 in.
Spruce and Hemlock, No. 1 Clear Flooring; ‘Spruce, - Hem-..
Jock and Cedar Finishing Lumber, Drop Siding, V-Joint

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Bevel Siding,
Shingles from

- ete, from ..

4
2 re eemages aeneasae:

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. 1350

935.00 to 60.00."

, Moulding from-1e.up per lineal
Prices subject to ch

Write to Geo, Little Lumber: “Xard, Smithers, When wanting

“prices on all grades of luinber &

Cottonwood Veneer, Gyproc,: Brick, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Win-
- dows, Doors, Building Paper, Tar Paper, Roofing, Plaster Board,
Shingle: Stain, Fir Flooring, Pinisbing Lumber, ete. cic .

seems eee «8250 fo... 450

toot,
anga without notices"

nd: the following :-—

| | George Little

_ Terrace, B. C |

 Phitbert Hotel :

TERRACE, B.C

‘Runting Water: Distag, ‘Room:
Electrice Light’ Telephone
Travellers Sample’ Rooms

P.O. Box 29° mt
L Martin, Proprietor , |

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“Terrace Notes: |

C N.. R. : ‘Raodinaiter

- yfaltoni

Botn—In-:
: Plat, ‘to Mr’ oe Mrs.

a Toe “hizo: ‘of,
: jhe. week-end: | ‘in

ta husiness visitor on Tuesday. ,

ry Oe. ane

day, in’ town early: dn the: week rdvis-
"Hig the, Voters st,

—" weekend dn Town..

WHS o: Visitor: jn Town. on Rrtday,| ie ak

en on; Sunday ’ “toy. "
Gordon’ Neton |

[friewaantye. ae

A C ‘gmail, ‘of “prince ‘Bhipert,’ was |

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8 ‘Howking of: Smithers, “shout a

Meee : ha

O Finiey was ‘among our ‘usindss
visitors ‘the end: of the week,

a A. Macdonald. of ‘Da spent the

, ‘Horn—on  Smnilay morning, “4 May’
[Baste to. ) Mr. and Mra. Dr, Mills n“ son.

‘ Hospital - ‘Board, was held:.on.: ‘Friday
‘ night. ‘itt the Blue Room:. ‘Ee Halliwell

. nual : ‘report ‘abating
: machine had. been used’: 14. Humes. ‘and

: report for the “past ‘two- years. Income
with expenditures

‘Plalso due™ to’ the. b:ord.:.

‘ihe a:eeting of. the. wisn OL anna

: ories,

; bats and. piled’ up. a score, of 27 runs

; than w. te. -amiisenient te the’ fans.

4 business visitor om ‘Thursday.

{recent | operation ~
; Hospital. : A :

jter,

.{on, their

id. Balkin - and My. Neish. of ‘Vancouver

week, |

= have: been. spending". a holiday: “at
“ Kalum Lake returned: on: Saturday ‘to|*

“ett: Sunday. ‘for’

|ness, “yesults: of the world war: The
_ sympathy

“More ees Needed ie “Mitnd up
The. Year's Business—To. Bler$
ay Officers in’ ‘August ‘

oer

‘The annaal jneoting ‘of: ‘the - Teviuce |

présided, Dr. Mills - “presented . the an-
that the’ X-ray.

had proved | satisfactory; :
JA McLeod - presented _ thy. niidttor’s

and balance ‘on. hand. totaled P1278,
of #1373,,. -and aL
ctedit of: §0 30.21), na. Igeai store. was
A number . of.
recounts were “ont: shindiny. ““To- ineet
these about $100. was needed over the,

‘bank. balance. |.

te leave office wii hy. raattey to- raise tw
clear off” ‘indebtednes’ ‘the election Gf
thy new board was postponed pending

meeting. con August ist. During the
interval efforts vill be made to raise
the. necessary money to wind ‘up- the
years’ activities without, debt.

TERRACE, _.WON BALL, GAME

“The Terrace: Baseball Boys added
another two to their long list of vict-
when’. they ‘beat | “the Bridge
Builders team in, games played here
on Tuesday and “Wriday.” evenings.
The 3-2 . score registered. on -Tuesday.
seems to indicate that it was a clase
game, with few: errors. On ‘Friday tiie
boys took a firmer grip on their old

against the” mere’ 13 of the bridge

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Pe

: 7. ‘Hawkins of Edinonton, was a

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“We are. pleased to ‘report Mis. Dix
is making a, good: recovery after her

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Warbeck. ‘and: daugh-
of Prince Rupert, arrived on
Saturday, to look after the interests
Tanch here.

i, C. ‘Gibbs Ge whyté, C. NePhee,

were business visitors duri ng the

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“Mrs.” * Northorer - and: daughter who}:

jcontinue the holiday, ¥ with her. Mother

Mi. D. L, “icNelll- ‘and son, ‘Donald
“Vancouver where
they were enlled owing to tle death
of" his. brother following . “a Tong {il-

of the community is ex.s
tended. the. ‘bereaved family,

‘ti pene

* Mr, * MeKemney Tet. sma ‘lor
Vaneouvsr on. a. thsiness, , e.

‘ ~

"Nes. AL 6. . ‘Head, was. m bridge

Score |.

‘ton Wednesday, to resume her duties
7 [OS Nurse; in training, in the Hospital

AS. the present: boar was veluctant :

fing and all: “enjoyed . an-ideal outing,

eae provided: “B0Gd ‘Brac Pare rte nt
of: the: ‘Knox Waited ‘chureh, returned

in’ “Prince Rupert me

an a: 5 niin with. go sense and a good
diplomat}: * aad

hostess: on ‘Wednesday, evening last, |
when she-- entertained. three tables of
Ladies... The. ptlze, for. highest '
4.8. wos: ron “by” ‘airs!

r esi.

Geo! ‘Dover; Ani while :

a recent. ‘operation, returned. to -Hazel-

there: ay,

“Wim, ; Robingo

were " visitors.: # Prince~. Ruyert last}
Weel, “where, they were: eoinpleting
arrangements for : fakius. the. Census, |
werk to, hegin this Rh:

‘The ideal ‘weather conditions has
transformed. ‘the Jocal. gardens. _into
real béauty spots and trees are at the

may feel thelr pockets rather | ‘empty.
but the surroundings show no signs, of
suffering. . The motorists © complain of
‘the main ‘roads,’ side roads: ‘being used
to escape them.: Thig "condition. “may

fumprore later in. season,

. Mr., x. Kaisford ot ‘Prince: Rupert
was a week-end visitor in own, ee

“The week: end weather’ Was ; {deal},
here and as A result. many picnic
parties ans. well a8 camp owners, and
families spent. Sinday. at Lakelse
Lake. “The water: was warm for bath-

| Laketse. promises ‘to be a very popular
summer resort again this season. The |
road to.the Lake is in. gocil shape
which ‘makes a pleasant motor _ trip.

Thee Terrace municipal affairs are
to be well alred.. In connection with].
the: ‘charge: against former clérk H. H.
Halliwell some thirty witnesses are to
be called; some.of whom are away in
other. parts of the . province... Both
sides have engaged counsel and it is
expected to be a fight to 2 finish. _.

i i: D, ‘padtor

to town on Saturday . After” attending;
the annual conference. of the: ‘Ualted
Chureh at Victoria. On Sunday ey-
ening he gave a report of _the pro-
ceedings of the conference. - : :

. “RECIPE. FOR A RANGER.

First get a big. kettle and a fire that’s
hot,

And. when everything's ready, throw.
in tle pot,

A doctor, a miner, or lawyers | a few;
Add one sheep herder and a cowboy.
or tivo,

_ Next’ add oa surveyor, “
after that

anid right

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give dit‘a stir, ,
‘And: nd to. ‘the.

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mess" one - : good.
carpenter j* are :

eg

Teare from: the: ‘st’. :

A telephone, man and a’ fair “botan-
ist. . :
there, that’s’ ne cinch,

stand and. rour, | >

"Who ‘ern © de: ten ‘thousand
anil then a few. ‘mote,
‘Now boil ‘it up well aint
the, scum, Me ;

And ‘the ° Ranger’ soit nuh fina Is: tho |

things

ski ott

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MX, Dann - that: knows trees, and. don't ;

“ae hext: oie “that’s" added "mast be ‘
production in 1930 for 4-year-old-

IPs ai man: that. will, Ww ork aud not "COWS; .

aes Doris “Robinson, who has been _
Jeonvateseing at, her ‘home here ‘after

fi

best. “There are many. idle men who]:

- vides” Windsor

* decorate the {oterior of the Em-. °
-press of Britain, 42,500 ton ‘giant -

_ May next...

_ of Trade and Empire Clubs of To-

i dian: Pacific. Railway,, pointed: ‘out:

, total, tax. bill of :his. rail-"
-Ats‘least’ one Seonsinasen, on ‘ten | that. the to i f Bist

“had been” $105,813:944, _ while | the
> total -valueof ». the. original: ‘Gove,

«| operated by the Canadian Pacific.’
. Rajlway,..won: the .tirat five places -

"highest milk record.

. ‘Branch, of the Dominion .Depart- |
- ment of Agriculture. -—

it comes from the province ‘ot Que-.

“only 1.0451 per cent.-of all auto-

fleet, which will make her maiden

‘took first four. places.-In the ma--

Here and There

* In.1930 a total of 9,272,480 cans
of vegetables, ‘exclusive of soups,
» Were, packed”: in” Canada," an-ipe .-),
crease of. 3,646,382 cans or 64.8 per’
_ cent. “Over | ‘the “2928 pack,’ t: Bes

The ‘annual "harvest of: “maple:
sugar -and. maple syrup’ jig now
-well-under way: Last yéar -total.
: cash, walue ef these products . in.
Cansda, wag $5,250,620. Most of

Bd Rene es aaa

bec.

"

“Ts a long way “to Mooi River,”

‘ ¢rowed six lusty cockerels onthe
‘railway platform at ‘Nanaimo re-

cently... It wags their first trans- —
fer on.a'&0-day-journey from Van- |
. couver Island to Mool ‘River, Na-
‘tal, South Africa, .

In figures drawn from the ‘pro-. ;
yinelal government statistics, it
appears that motor: accidentg..at ~
level crossings during 1930 total

“mobile accidexts occurring in the:
Province of Quebec in that year.

Vanishing: ream as a. _material. .
to improve the ‘complexion: of .
“grain kernels will net be tolerat-
ed. in. competitive: clagses of the.
‘World’s Grain Exhibition and Con-
‘ference to. be held at Regina:in ~~
‘1932, the Canadian Seed Growers
Association’ announces: a os

: About the end of April. ‘wheat
harvesting will begin at the Cana-
-dian.. ‘Government Experimental
"Barm at Ottawa—in. greenhouses,
‘These have. been built to complete
two years’ research work in one: ~
year and as a’result, “we are two
years ahead in our work,” sald Tr. -
‘H.. Newman, Dominicn Cerealist,
recently,

Installation by the Canadian. Pa...
cific. Telegraphs of a new tele
. graph: sgarrier. system” between To-
‘ronte *-and- Windsor, : : increasing
télegraph’ facilities by © ten’ twos:
way | channels, hag recently. been
“put Jn .operation. "It also proe
and Walkerville meet
with a direct circuit to Montreal -
over the new carrier system. -

Marine history: was made ‘when.
membera’ of . the. British Royal.
Academy were commissioned to-

of the Canadian Pacific Atlantic —

voyage from England to. Quebec in,
Sir John Lavery, Sir _
Charles Allom, Frank Brangwyn, -
W. Heath Robinson and Edmond |
‘Dulac were some of the artists:

. Addressing the combined Board -
ronto recently; BH. W. Beatty chair-
man and president ofthe *:Cana»

way. from: incorporation" “to 2929.

ernmint: contribution "to the’:rall- » ;
-way.m cash; land and ters oe
sections had been: $91 IIB 827.0

“The Strathmore | Supply | Farm.

in: all. Canada for : highest milk. °

‘three-year-olds. took ‘first.
and ‘third places;.. and 2-year-olds i

ture Glass the Farm took second - Pa a
The figures.“

were issued - “by © the: ‘Livestock ©

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