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

TERRACE THEATRE.

Terrace, B. €.
| WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY This Week
| January 2and 3

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Adults 50” . Children under 14 years 25¢

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_ LUMBER, MAN UFACTURER °

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Banh Lambe eee «81800 per

- Ghiplap.... 2... ee 22.50
Sized Lumber .......cccecesseceescuareeees : 22.50"
Finished Material .... e060 60 65.00 .
Shingles........25 see ereeeee from $2,50;to. 3500 por 7 me

‘Prices’ aubject to change without notice

; Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application ~*~

~ Compinents of the sai ‘ at

: good Christmas.

fjoyed a: most interesting evening.

To all our custoiners and. friends

We Wish a Merry Christmas

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A Happy, Prosperous New Year ' 4

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General Hardware - . 7
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-rpherd “Wag! a: Die attebdance ‘at the
ma, | basketball games

me A. Graham: wish to: that: ‘their’ many ral a
__ triends for’ thelr’ Kindness: and . sym: the:

- | by’ two danghters,. Margaret Mrs ‘Char

- Terrace Notes -
Services were held in St. Matthews
Church on Christmas morning and. a
good congregation wag present, The
choir rendered. ‘special music and the
rector. gave ‘a most appropriate - ‘ad-
dress. ‘The ‘Test of ‘the day was spent
by: the. town quietly with family din-
ner parties and otherwise.” ‘It Was a.

Frank Glass. of - Prince ‘Rupert was
home for the holiday,

“Miss Mary ¥. Smith who has’ been,
in Usk for. some ‘months was at home’
for the holiday.

‘There. has been aD outbreak of the

Terrace, So far the cases are of a
mild order, - —

Owing to weather - and road condi-
tions the local: mills have not been able |.
to get in logs and thus the mills have

béen closed. down: until there is. a

change in conditions,

Ole Berg’ of Usk wos in town, last
Wednesday.

“Don Graham returned. to Rupert on
Sunday - after attending the funeral of
his mother.

_ George and Roy Reid who ‘spent ‘a
week in Prinece Rupert returned
Saturday after “having spent ‘a, real
boy holiday. .

> Albert. Moore’ vetirned to Rupert on
Sunday after spending the festive sea-:

J. Moore. . :

W. Werner of Rosewood spent. the:
holiday in. Terrace. :
' Fronk Morris of Prince Rupert was
in. Terrace in charge of the funeral
of the late Mrs. Grqjam.

. Se De Jones of Lakelse Valley spent.

“The teachers: ‘of Bt. Matthews: Son:

day school entertained ‘their ‘dlaisses in

|the Terrace.theatre on Tuesday. even:

ing of Inst week, the youngsters -er-

“Mrs, Gainsborough was “taken sud-
dently: {1 last Wednesday aud was tak.
en-to the Hazelton hospital,

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LATE MRS. MARY’ A. GRAHAM

The community was shocked. When
it was learned that Mrs, Mary 4. Gra-
lnm had passed away on ‘Thursdar
evening (Christmas night). at 10.30.
following. a short illness, at the home
of her. son. George. In the ‘past. few

strokes .and . ‘had. always recovered ©
a8 to be around, as usual.

’ She wns. born’ in Kinenrdin. Ont. jn
1868 and ntter: spending her. enirly. lite
ih Ontario she moved to ‘Loganbury, in
Saskntchewan where she: ‘married ’

They’ continued - their. residerice there
tntil | 1908 when Mr, Graham. passed
away: After spending. adveral years
on: the. prairie. with her, family: she |’
moved - to ‘Prince: Rupert ' in 1916: ‘anit
made that her home. ‘antil. Just ‘recent:

diy she: came to Terrace’ to, be with-her

son George. She made: a ‘host: ‘of: good
frienda wherever she went’ "nnd mucli
sympathy , ‘is expressed. for: those: 14f'.

The Inte ‘Mrs. Grabam * is. survived

measles in a number ‘of the homes in |

son with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs, E..

Obristmas: ‘at. the.Terrace hotel; °°!

lhe Opening of
New Hospital

- Continued from Page 2
handle the situation and Dr. Wallace
was added ‘to, the staff.as house sur-
geon.- The nursing stafi was also he-
ing- increased. yearly.; But even this
was not enough..:The institution was
rapidly. developing from an «Indian

‘fimissiotiary hospital to a general hos-

pital with cases‘ demanding -the. best
that the medical selence could give.

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"MADE DRIVE FOR FUNDS

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appliances was so great that the peo-
ple of the district got behind the hos-
pial management onda drive was put
to raise funds. Money was fairly irce
at that time, and aithough construc-
tlon of the railway had moved  for-
ward, those connected with that work
assisted materially, although the. big

jeffort was made by the people settled |

‘Jin the country all the ‘way from Ter-
race through to the Lakes Country, as
|this was the only hospital at that time
This drive for funds resulted ‘in some-
thing’ over $7,000 being raised,, in cash
and by subscription.»

pital was enabled to instal on électric
power plant, an X-Ray,-a sterlizer and
other necessary things. The Hazel-
ton Hospital’ then stepped into the
front .ranks, of institutions rendering

\ public service ‘and it has maintained

that position to the present day, al-
though ‘there was not much more that

jeould’ be done with the ‘old building

other than keep it-in repair and im-

‘prove, ‘the ‘heating ‘system, : ete, oe
7 ‘But * “the® “‘demands* Wpon.: ‘the: institu- ae
: tion. Kept’ increasing. | ‘There was not

sufficient ‘room. for ‘patients, and the
nursing ‘state hod increased. to such

an extent that ‘their ‘accommodation - .
‘twas entirely inadequate. ;

. Something
had to be. done.. There Was no use ad-
ding. to the hospital ’ as the: old strue-

ture had done its work, and conditions| .

were ‘not ripe for o new. hospital. It
was ,therefore decided that the only.
thing to do was to erect. a residence
for the ntu'ses separate from the hos-
pital and ‘thus add more room for the
eeorimogation of patients.”

years the deceased had suffered wi.

NURSES ‘RESIDENCE ERECTED

Church, the Department of Indinn Af-
consented to provide the funds. for ‘the
undertoak to, ‘furnish * the;."

In’ due course.-that building was! com:
pleted. ‘the: nurses moved . mm: and. ‘some

~ ‘oan “wits available: for’, Patients:
late Herhert. George Grnkani' in. 1896. more: room

This" was made to’ answer for. the
next: few years but’ the’ reed of a new
héspital | WAS becoming” more and more

a nétessity: and: could: not he’ délayed .

longer.” The.. “management: :: and’ the
Board’, of | Directors got. busy and. the
result of, those ‘efforts wag. the open-
ing of the handsome, complete ‘and
thoroughly :inodern, tustitution last
Monday. evening.

NURSES ‘TRAINING 8

In 1914 the need for many modern} --

With the funds thus raised the bos-

: Te was tn 1924 that ‘the Methodtet’
fairs ‘and’ thé Provincial’ Government’

building | and the people of. the: -district |
institution.,|¢

fa matron. and: .saperintendant. Of
: training school,’ : Miss Craig;, and:

VIS iste ocra als

transportation

> ANADIAN Nationaloffers

many luxuries and com- .
forts which add pleasure to.
' your trip South by Steamer
‘or East by’ Train.

‘Sailings from Prince Rupert:
to Vancouver, thence via”. .”
Tri-City Service to Victoria -
and Seattle, Thuredaye

10. 00 p.m,

For Anyox and. Stewart,
.., Wednesdays 4.00 ‘p.m.

‘Regular services to North
‘ and South Queen Charlotte -
Islands. Particulars of sail--
ings, rates, ete., on request. -

Passenger trains leave Ter-
race, eastbound, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays
3.03 p.m.; westbound, Sun-
days, Tuesdays and Thurs- .
days 11.52 a.m.

nadian
Mationai —

_ For information call or write"
: Agentor |
RK F. McNAUGHTON, D.P.As':

ing very responsible positions. Amonz
them are Miss Eva Martin who is |
now second anesthetist in the Womans °
Hospital, New York, a position she has °
held. for the past six and © half yeaxs..
Before specializing in anesthetics she
took a: post-graduate course ‘in. Man-:- ;
hatten Hye and- Har ‘hospital and: Was .
the gold medalist:for her years’)! vow.
* Mys..-MeCntcheon.‘is.: another ° gradu-' .
ate. who hag: tigen: ‘tothe front: rank
of her position, and ‘for:some s yea s'she,
has - heen: supervisor ‘I ‘in: ithe: LY
Hospital ins ‘Detroit: :
. Miss’. _Alberta; Collier : is, ‘Munielpal
School -Nurse- in: ‘Hamilton, : Ont, : ;
Miss Winifred Soal: 4s. in ‘ar: ‘fie
in London, ’ Eng. i cee re e
The; graduates from the ; ‘Hazelton: Sy
Hosnital., training school: have: general: a
ly done well after leaving here, and a
those, who have stayed with:the pro: .’.
fession ‘are: ‘still dolug. well, - either, as.
private nurses or in special work.’ ae
The nursing staff today. consists ore