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Vo. 6 TERRACE, B.C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924, 4 gee No. 26
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TERRACE
MOTORS

TERRACE
FORD DEALERS
New and Used Cars and Trucks

REPAIR SHOP OPEN FOR
ALL AUTO REPAIR WORK
Genuine Ford Parts

Accessories -

Gregory Tires
None Better

TAXI SERVICE

; The Terrace
| Club

Me jas been purchased by,

ynder the personal management o

Sa who respectfully solicita a eontinuane
of the favors of all patrons.

ar. H. AIKEN

@ sURNISHED R OOMS TO LET

Hot SPRINGS

TOURIST LUMBERING
Hor SF TERRACE HontIOULTURE

_ Mrs. Annie Rogs has rented
her house to Mr. and Mrs. France
and has left for a few days’ visit
to Kalum Lake, returning on
Friday.

Mrs. tiraham and Miss Graham
of Prince Rupert, were guests of
Mrs. W. C. Sparks. Miss Graham
1s connected with the Prince Ru-
pert Daily News.

Mrs. Johnstone and Mrs. Kie-
kevsky have returned to Prince
Rupert following a ten-day stay
with Mrs. HA. Swain.

Miss Inez Currie, of Daytor,
Qhio, was a recent visitor. She
‘lteaches basket-weaving in a sou-
thern school, and is touring this
province gathering new ideas
from the Indian basket-makers.

Mrs, Geo. Little and daughters
spent the week-end jin Smithers
as the guests of Mrs. O. Hanson.

‘The Presbyterian Guild met on
Thursday of last week at the

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TOURIST HOTEL
CAFE

The only place in Terrace to eat

Open 6.80 in the morning
until 11 p.m. dally

Special arrangements made for parties
Special Suppers or Banduets served

Give us a trial

FRED. DUBORD PROPRIETOR

home of Mrs. H. Creelman, A
good attendance was noted. Mrs.
E. T. Kenney was appointed sec-
retarv-treasurer for the remain-
der of the year. .
Sam. Kirkaldy has disposed of
his confectionery and ice cream
parlor to Mrs. Leon Wurko, who
is now in possession. ;
Mrs. D, MeLeod has returned
to her home in Vancouver after

spending several days in Terrace

TERRACE, B.C.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

Survera THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B.C.

as the guest of Mrs. James Rich-
mond.

Mrs. T. &. Walsh, at Dorreen,
returned last week.

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TERRACE
British Columbia

1. K. GORDON
) Proprietor

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Laurence Greig and Ted John

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Sam Kirkaldy and J. France

day trip up the mountain.
-Dave Scott, of Vancouver, wa:

Sardis, spent two days here with
Mrs, Pred. Hall, leaving Friday
for Prince Rupert, en route to
Victoria.

Master Jack Sparkes, who has
been holidaying with his sister,

Mr. Donald Sr. is very ill. The
hot weather of the last few days
has been very hard for him to

gun are spending & ten-day holi-

i ' have purchased a new Ford truck
em and will engage in the waod
fem business. They have established

a recent visitor.

a a wood camp at 8-mile. on the
oom | Lakelse road. :

home here.

D. D. Munro, of Smithers,
spent the week-end at his ranch

- Mr. and Mrs. F, Menzies, of

J. ©. Bertrand, of Onaway,
Mich., was a Terrace visitor last
Thursday.

The Presbyterian Guild will not
meet until August 21. Rev. and
Mrs. Parsons leave on the 11th
for a week’s outing at Lakelse.
Mrs. Parsons will chaperone the

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VICTORIA, SEATTLE

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QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS ‘SERVICE, effective June 20th =.
OHN leaves Prince Rupert for Massett, Port Clements,
at 8 p.m. ; ;
For Skidegate and all south Island ports, each Wednesday, 8.00 p. m..

§.8. PRINCE J
- and Buckley Bay, each Monday,

SUMMER STEAMSHIP SERVICE. }

3.8, PRINCE RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE
will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, -

Monday, Thursday end Saturday at 11.00 p.nt.

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and intermediate points each.

.... Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.

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seeueaeees Friday, 10.00 p.m.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BS.
Daily except Sunday.

EASTBOUND—8.57 P.M.

WESTBOUND—12.07 P.M. Daily ex

cept Tuesday.

For Auuntic Stearmhip Saitings or further ioformation apply to any Canadian Natio
RF, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert,

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nal Aigent at
B.C.

det a

Willing Workers Club on a holi-

day.

Mrs. Leon Wurko was a busi-
ness visitor in Prince Rupert last
week.

R. F. McNaughton, district
passenger agent for the C.N.R.,
was @ visitor for a few hours,
returning to Prince Rupert on
Thursday.

Jack and Mrs. MeDougali came
in from Prince Rupert last week,
leaving on Friday for their new
home in the Francois Lake coun-

Cool and SUMMER DRINKS Befreshing

ICE CREAM WITH

ALL’ FLAVORS ~-

SUMMER READING
and Magazines

Drugs and Toilet Articles

THE TERRACE

R. W. RILEY

STATIONERY
Plain and fancy

CANDIES by the
box or in bul

Victrolas and Victor’ Records

DRUG STORE

. . TERRACE

try.

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Mrs. Johnson and two children,
of Prince Rupert, who have been
the. guests at the home of Mrs.
Soucie for the last two weeks,
returned home on-Friday. —

Rev. Dr. Grant, “Miss Loraine
Grant and Miss Muse, who have
been visitors at Dr. Grant’s
ranch here, returned to Prince
Rupert on Friday.

E. Cramer has left for North
Dakota on a business trip.

The Terrace Fall Fair Associa-

eA ARPA PPP PLL LLL PPLE PD PL ADEA PLLA ALAA

“Let George
Do It” |

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER

’ den.

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point along the ine

The Terrace Bakery

Save yourself the work and worry
of making bread athome. Sprin :
has brought its increased househol
duties and the coming of the hot —
summer weather will add its bur-
Do not siave at the range—

4 Let George do it.

PARTIES CATERED TO

GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor -5.. -
P.O, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

tion held a meeting on August 1

in Gordon’s Hotel. There was a
good attendance to discuss plans
for the ‘fall fair work, which is
progressing nicely. The fall fair
board plans to send a district ex-
hibit to the Prince Rupert fair.
Ed. Gill arrived on- Friday
evening from Prince Rupert, to
visit his. family, who-are spend-
‘ling a-holiday here. -
Chas. R. Gilbert recently paid
a business visit to Prince Rupert.

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: Orders filled’ atshort notice, | |

‘LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LumBer Prick List —
Rough Lumber....0:..00- +2 sse0 veceee eves 1$48:00 per HM
Shiplap oi. ccceeseerseee ees Veaeeeeees cures 2250 “ ”
Sized Lumber ......---+-+ cevecectasentoene 22.50 ‘*
Finished Material... .-.++++++0re-* .00. to 65.00
Shingles. esc ccee ee eeev e+ -afrom $2.60 to $5.00 per M

. . Prices subject to change without notice

: Prices of Moulding, ete, on application =

E_ Terrace, B.C. |

Mill ‘yunning’ continuously. -

berry patches at Remo for tne

last week.
J. P. Exgleshaw was a business
visitor in Prince Rupert last week,

spent the week-en

Anyox, are holiday guests at the
Hill Farm.
“The following fig
from the July report: . Tempera-
ture—highest, 91 on 25th; lowest,
98 on “3rd; July, 1924, “average,

1924,

oT. JOSEPH’S
ACADEMY

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
A Boarding School for young ©
ladies and little girls, will re-

open in September.

. Fur particulars write to

The REV. SISTER SUPERIOR

‘Leroy Thomas and Ab. Moore, |.
|who haye been working in the.

last two weeks, returned to town |

George Little and gon, Gordon, |
d in Smithers. |.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Warwick, off

ures are taken

61; July 10-year, averane, 62.

Notice
At the last raffile held by the G.W.
y.A. Auxiliary, No. 4018 was the lucky
number for the ist prize, @ very fine
alumintim cooking set. If not claimed
within 30 days the prize will be sold.
mo MRS. BRAUN,
Terrace, B.C.

recent visitors from Carnaby...
iB J. Kohne ‘returned from
Anyox on Friday. -
- Mra. von Hees,

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Precipitation—July, .. 19

July. 10-year average 229.

2.15;

oo eet ; {ang |
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pohle were | tmver Srd-next.: 7

: Mise A, Me-
Dougall and Miss Turnbull have -

feet

Notice |

WHEREAS under the provisions of:
the Royalty Act, Chapter 76, Statutes.
1914, the royalty on timber. to be col-
lected beginning January lst, 1925, will,
from ‘information now available, be
more than three times the royalty now

being collected;

AND WHEREAS urgent representa-
tions have been made that this increase
in royalty is much heavier than the
industry can bear: . 7
AND WHEREAS the representations
made ‘have gone so far aa to aay that
any attempt to- collect this royalty
beginning January lst next as upon ‘the
basis or the present Royalty Act would
immediately result in a shutdown of
the entire industry in the Province,
NOTICE is hereby given that a.pub-
lic hearing upon this question wl be
held in the Executive Chamber, Parilia-
ment Buildinge, . Vietoria, before the
Executive Council or such “Members
thereof as may then be present, begin- -

at 10. o’clock -Wednesday,’Sep-

Anyone who has. any, evidence to-sub-
mit or represeritations, to make:on the
question of timber Royalties ‘will’be
given opportunity to be’ heard and the-

public is. requested to take notice ac-

jeordingly. = + +, Bo ee
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"Minister of Landi” ”

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