TERRACE, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1931

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“SPECIALS FOR MAY >

One “5c Stearns Day Dream. Cleansing Cream and
your choice of 1 50¢ jar of Day Dream Cold Cream.
or Vanishing Cream, or FaceiPowder: of Rouge for.

? Astringosol. Special---one Lanstar Glass in. ‘pastel shades,
free with each 60c or $1.00 bottle of this mouth wash,

Fly and Mosquito Preparations:--Fly Kyl Spray, Fly Tox
Whix, Rexall, Nyal Mosquito Creams:and Lotions,

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| The Terrace Drug Store
R. W. RILEY "+. TERRACE, B.C.

59c |

Gavin. were looking . for: bear -in. the, .
Shames district. over - the. week end.

| pas Rupert, .

home of. her. son. oo,

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Lakelse Lae. oo .
. Mrs, Richmond and Mrs. “wteteoa |
were guests of Mrs. Wilson at Remo.

Roy Thomas, “Ab. Moore and Frank

s W. Riley, spent last week: end. in

; Mies Fariny MeLaren, a ‘recent. grad-
‘luate of the nurses training school at
Prince’ Rupert,- Spent. the week end at
her home here. a

“Mra, ‘Kirkaldy, sr, ja on the sick
list. She is heing cared for at the

‘There will be no more evening ser-

vices in St. Matthews church until ‘the

| Window Screens
“Fly Tox

Screen Doors - :

Mosquito Bars”

:

_ By Swatters, ete.

| Terrace B. C

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‘jleey Valley is a guest of her sister, Mrs

beginning of September. The morn-
ing services ‘Will be. at 10.30 ‘instead of
11 0 ‘clock. “

Mr, and Mrs. Beveridge and family
were guests of Mr. and-Mrs. McKen-
|ney at Lakelse Lake ‘Sunday. :

A number of ‘local people’ attended a
dance at. Kallum Lake on Saturday
night and remained over. the. week end
The roads were in good shape and the
outing was mast enjoyable.

Miss Swasn. A, Suimbbold ‘of Bulk-

Wallace. Mrs. Waltice has been on
the sick list but is now on the mend.

Wi McLean, A. Rust, D. Elliott of

_Lumber_ Prices Down _

| ‘Terrace Mill Prices

verre G16.50

. Roig Liaise
‘No. 1 Shiplap .. .. 20,00
4 inch No. 1 Shiplay | 13.50
No, 2 Shiplap, 6 in., § in. and 10-in ..... :

ABO:

Spritce and Hemlock, No. 1 Clear ‘Flooring: ‘Spruce, ‘Hem
lock and Cedar Finishing Tamaber, Drop Siding, V-Joint .
Bevel Siding, etc, from —.......... . $35.00 to .60.00- -

Shingles from ...............- $2.50 to. 450.

Moulding from 1c. up per “Hineal foot. mo

Prices snbject to change without notice

Write to Geo. 'Littlhé Lumber Yard, Smithers, When wanting :
- prices on all grades of lumber and the following :—.

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

— George Little : | ‘Terrace, B. C...

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"tise this. "weal,

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Terrace ® “yall ‘team again defeated a
: ‘| Vanaradol team on ‘Sunday afternoon
by a score of 17 to 7. The club secre-
tary. is trying. to get. a Prince. Rupert
team up for the lat ‘of Tuly. *

Fhiiat Hotel:

. _ TERRACE, B.C.

"Running Water . “Dining Room :
Electrice Light Telephone .
Travellers Sample Rooms

here on Monday to Bee. that all wae, in

P. 0. Box. 39 : readiness for the holidays, . :
LL. ‘Martin, Proprietor ; Grades y and 10-of the, local high.
Te «4 (school: wrote extms. the first” ‘three

{days this week,
- Tuesday.” Nine local “atudents will ‘be
writing. .

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Terrace: Notes:

oa * 2 is . a
Mr, and ‘Mie.. Diiger have weliamed,
from a trip’ to Vancouver. ee:

abe

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Bertha MéCubbin: ‘and treo "Hogan
of Pacific are here writing thelr grade .
- 10 examinations .:

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Mia, D.- A. Melinntii” returned rast
? | week from. Vancouver - where she Was.

a delegate’ ‘to the: -conventlon. of ‘Reve, |
The farmers of if the district are Ibok ; f H

koh lodge:
“ . ing forward. to’ a “buniper “crop. of hay ,
_ this year, The: éarly, frost: caught: a}: Mrs, Bde Moore ‘Fetumed. inst. week

¥ few of the berry ‘patches : “and: fruit
“trees, otherwise conditions: are’ | very.
-: fayorabler, ” - a :

after a visit with her daughters, Mies
es Eigter.. and. Begple, ee

a
“yes Parker Was : guest of tise reall

Mrs, Chas, Carruthers, fs 0 on the 5 stcks|

coe

the Philbert hotel,

_ ed home from Rupert, this. week. She
: has recovered, lier ‘health: again. -

HL C. Trager called at, the sehgols ;

Grade 11 started | JOD

{ papers, stood ‘at the top, of the class ‘of

Vancouver, L. Vilroka of Bachen, Bel-
gium, were among those registered at

cn 4 OF Alton. and Leille. Busch - OF
Prince Rupert were. in Terrace during
the past week. 7

Orval Kenney has joined: the 2 bridge
crev on the O, N. R. Last week he
got the boys roused_up to base ball
nnd on Sunday took a team to New
Hazelton to show. theem how ball is
played in the fruit belt.: The New
Hazelton boys trimmed them: properly.
This coming Sunday Orval is going to
take his steel workers to Hazelton to
by out the old town. .

BR, 7, ‘Kenney “has received a nev
row boat for his summer home equip-
ment.

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" Mrs, Dix of Kailiim Lake is expect-

‘Mrs, Ardagh and  Mre. . Sherwood
spent the week end at Lakelse.

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‘Sianley. smlch, Spent Sunday at the
Lake. © © Re et ae

Mrs," Bp. ae Kenney: returned ‘ast
week after attending the Rebekah con-
ventlon in. Vancouver, , ot

aM, and Mrs, B.. ‘Cole and family | en
joyed . Sunday ‘at Takelse Lake, ..The
‘Ttrhp was made in a buggy: ‘drawn by a
horse. , They took their time and, en
joyedl: the whole trip. oR,

Allss Bessie _ Moore of Terrace, “not
Vancouver, as " elaimed’’ by’ ‘Vancouver

224. student: teachers : “who, “passed - ‘exe
amfna tlons'’ recently “eld.” ‘Not ‘only:
wvas. she. first In 1 the’ ‘lass but she’ iso

‘Tapetcana 19 ta" claloiing the rade
ton’ of ‘every person or.any articld of
outstanding merit, It. mee very siiall

‘| why not send it’ down in more:moder-

‘jalong the old plank road on the the
_| tied to an old cottonwood snow plow.
-|drifted down thé slough and tangled

~/Floyd Frank got his bort into com-

BESSIE MOORE FROM TERRACE 4

‘No. 23

| High Water at
Terrace Cause _

From, ‘Terrace byspecial correspon-
dent—Thanks for all the water com-
ing down the Skeena these days.::. But

ation and spread it over a longer per-
iod?

‘On Monday men . employed by J. B.
{Agar attempted. to-swim a team of
horses froma his.’ Island ranch and had
the misfortune: to loose: one, “Thurs:
day afternoon and R. Beecher. drove
out to pay'a visit to the ranch. Going

old Copper River‘ road the planks sep-
erated and the car settled in ‘about
four feet of - water: Front. there they.
went to get the boat that had ‘been left

But plow and boat had both’ gone off
down the river,

Braun's Island bridge went out ‘on
Iriday morning when a hemlock tree

in the cables. Tom Marsh was visit-
ing on the island and some of the isl-
and residents were in town.. The var-
fous parties-had to stay put until Mr,

mission and. improvised a ferry ser-
vice temporarily..
The Danhauer bridge at Copper’ city
was in graye dager on Friday: Men’
worked oll day keeping the drift elear-
ed away and the structure was saved.
‘The Hanier family at the old ferry
landing spent the night with water all
around their buildings, Saterday: in
the morning ‘Constable ‘McKenney and

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Inconvenience|

water ‘veached aif neck.

A big jam was forming on the upper
side ‘of the big britge, but no fear is
felt for this main channel.of commun-
ieation. :

: The Remo road on the south side of

the river is flooded in places. An
empiy boat -wagy seen going down the
river at noon on Saturday. It made
the “trip alright: until: it reached Little
‘Canyon “and: thére took a nose dive
and disappeared.

FEED MEAL FOR MILK

_The final judge of the old familiar |
argument as to the amount of meal
which can profitably be fed to the
dairy cow must be the dairyman him-
self, and his decision must depend on
the purpose’ for. which. he fs using the
dairy herd. If. he ‘Wants volume of
‘Milk for direct: “gale. then the more
meal he feeds the more milk he gets
but if his revenue comes from butter-
fat..production then the feeding of in-.
creased quantities. of meal over a cer-
tain. uinimum does not pry sufficient
to cover the cost of feeding.

At one of the Dominion Experimen-
tal stations during the past five years
® special study with respect to the re-
Intion of menl to milk and butter-fat
production has been. conducted, This
shows conclusively but slight increase
in the volume of butter-fat produced
through the feeding. of extra meal.
They. show with equal conclusiveness
that. where raw milk. wus"t revenue
producing. product, that the more meal
fed the greater the | volume of milk
produced.”

Bob. Willan got-a great response to

2. J. Kirkpatrick and iRred | Nash jwad-
ed through water to their knees and
carried out the foui younger children;
the father and two older boys. remain»
ing to watch the property. Fred Nash
stepped Into'a hole enroute and he had

the. small notice. he. had in the paper
last week about’ ‘him * ‘sharpening Jawn
mowers,’ Oud ' day after” : the’ - paper
was published che had‘ orders to sharp- ,

en every. lawn. -mower in Hazelton. He

thinks he' might get some orders from

an idea that he was going all the way
through, but he stopped when the

Smithers where the poor people shove

‘their hends off: snd-get no grass cut.

Noti in many years:

‘a ‘resent,

money.

“he | thiitty: are, see
- buying now while”

sent level very long.

a Buyeis are. eager to

Burnett at. their: summer chome at. “the.

admitted. ssttsespecting paper. ol. .

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BUY NOW |

rast number: of merchandise items as

oe “Not in many years 3 has there been: such an
oe opportunity: to gels 80". melt: for SO little .

that these prices. cannot remain at the pre-

aa ains or. hear of them."
id. advertises Mem well, gets

‘have. prices. péen 50 ‘low

cing the. advantage of
prices are low, knowing

buy when they find bar- .
‘The merchant who