THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1928

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BARRISTER SoLICITOR

Archie Donaghy
_ Terrace, B.C,

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TOURIST HOTEL
TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to atop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

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Constipation’s Cure
must come from nature. Celery
King ia a mixture of medicinal
herbs and roota that rida the sys-
tem of impurities in a gentle,
natural-way. An old and well tried

remedy—80c and 60c packages.

A Saiesman’s Cough

irritates his customera—and makes
him _ inefficient and miserable.

Shiloh is the ideal remedy—it is
not the ordinary bulky cough cure
but a special formula proven suc-
cessful for many years,
drops
306, sae an

A few

‘ants immediate relief.
$1.20. All druggists.

. Lake: his headquarters this win-

New-editor of ‘‘Times”’

Mr. Geoffrey Dawson has suc-
ceded to the editorship of the

famous London Times.
his. career he was editor of the
Johannesburg Star, secretary to
Lord Milner in South “Africa,
secretary to Rhodes Trust, and
formerly editor of the Times from
1912 to 1019.

‘Cap. ’? Hood, who. made Stuart
Lake famous,. is. ‘making ‘Burns

During |.

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H. L. Frank went down to Ru-
pert Saturday to join his wife.
W. J. Mawdsley was feeling
unwell and went down to the
Prince Rupert hospital Monday.
A timber preservation move-
ment is said to be under way in
the district. E. Baker is acting
as secretary.

Stanley Brooks is now at Stew-
art. where he ia in the employ of.
the Bank of Montreal.

At the annual meeting of the
Progress Club, which owns the
Progress Hall, Mr. Long was
elected president and Mr. Sun-
dal secretary-treasurer. Mrs.
Dover was chosen vice-president
and the executive was composed
of Mrs. Sundal, L. H. Kennev
and ©. Olson.

Fred Bishop announces that
he has made arrangements to
run the picture show twice week-
ly, viz. on Wednesday and Satur-
day nights,

Sam Kirkaldy has been help-
ing Jas. Richmond in his store.
Mrs. Mancor 1s now improved
in health and has been able to
take walks outside on the milder
days.

See the G.T.?. advt, for change
of schedule in boat services,

W. A. King and R. Guido are
each putting up substantial log
houses on their farms,

Will Bedour has moyed into
Geo. Cobb’s house in town for
the winter, |

The Lakelse Community Club
directors for the ensuing year
are Messrs. Pearson, Curlett,
Hippesley, Freckman, Martin and
Attwood.

Miss Cowan, Hanall teacher,
returned from Rupert Saturday
to resume her duties,

Mr, and Mrs. C.R. Gilbert and
family ieft Thursday to spend a
holiday at San Jose, the home of
Mrs. Gilbert’s mother.

The members of the Women’s
Auxiliary hold their next meet
ing on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Callahan.

Archie Donaghy pulled out on
Thursday. . Taking the liquor
appeals at Ruperton his way,
he is going on to Vanconyer,

where he may join his brother in
business.

C. A. Waite, who left here for
Edmonton a few months ago,
has gone to southern California,
where he reports plenty of work
and cheap living.

Terrace is shedding its sum-
suminer lights. Hot foot after
Archie, L. R. Callaghan goes
east this week-end,

on Sunday night,

Miss. Dobb returned from Ru-
pert on Saturday night to resume
teaching on Monday.

Mrs. Barker. and daughter exe
pect to leave on Saturday on a
visit to Vancouver. so

Rawley Beecher is developing |

ter.

Olof Hanson went to Rupert}.

efforts have to do with populari-
sing a contest for the Vets,

The kind friend who scattered
ashes down the sidewalk on the
main street would searcely please
the ' sleighing kiddies, but he
won the blessings of pedestrians.

Donald McLeod, a pionehr rail-
wayman of the district, went
through Terrace on Saturday on
his way south,

J. Latham and W. Sharp, of
the Forestry Dept. are at present
in Terrace,

Mrs. Torner and baby arrived
home Monday from Rupert.

Mrs. Werkel went down to
Rupert Wednesday.

Abe Bedour went to Rupert on
Wednesday to bring back his
little girl. Mrs. Bedour and baby
wili follow later.

Children’s night was held by
the Welfare League on Tuesday
in the Presbyterian hall,

Miss Marsh returned to her
teaching duties*in Rupert at the
week-end.

A meeting of the local Oddfel-
lows was held Monday night in
Sparks’s hall.

The members of the Presby-
terian Ladies’ Guild met at Mrs.
Bleécker’s house or’ Wednesday,
and the Anglican Women’s Aux-
iliary at Mrs. Sparke’s house, in
both cases to arrange for the
continuation of work.

Fred Bishop was worried on
Wednesday when the films ad-

up. It turned out the suppliers
had furgotten toship them.

The vestry meeting takes place
next Wednesday.

In the Anglican Chureh on Sunday,
at the conclusion of Sunday School, the
teachers met and paid a farewell and
tribute to Mrs, Donaghy on the oc-
casion of her leaving the district. Mra,
Brooks handed a neat bead bag to Mra,
Donaghy from the teachers and staff
with words of sincere appreciation of
her work. Rev. W.J. Parsons and
Mr. Fowler also contributed their
testimonies to the value of Mrs, Dona-
ghy’s influence in the school, and the
sorrow of her collegues at her departure
and wished for her a bright and happy
future, Mrs, Donaghy feelingly replied

HERE AND THERE.

Yule and Gruel
Christmas, tinsels; New Year, tonsils,

The mayor of Victoria has reduced
his salary by half,—Newe item.
In halls of fame a hero strides,
No warlike gladiator he; .'
Nor plumed knight defying death, -
Against a foreign cavalry. :
No dyke he plugs with digit bent,.
Hisland to save from hungry sea;
No, braver far, this hero is
A mayor who « cute his salary.

‘Siainese women blacken . their teeth
upon marriage, t#denote the marriage
atate, . Later on they practice on hub-
by’ 8 eyes, ‘no doubt.” ot

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LUMBER MANUFACTURER

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Orders filled at short notice. Mill ranning continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application . |

The Season of Coughs and Colds

Wampole’s Extract of Cod Liver Oil

National Drug Co.’s Cod Liver Oil

Syrup of’of Wild’ Cherry Bark, Syrup of Gourdons
and many others for cure and prevention. WE HAVE THEM ALL.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

Royal Household Flour

am agent for that. well known and
. general favorite—
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR.

J have a large stock on hand.

JAMES RICHMOND

TERRACE B. C.

Canadian National Railways
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE wi will leave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

at 8.00 a.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River,
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE

For STEWART AND ANYOK—every Wedneadny -at 8.00 p. m.

S. Ss. P RINCE JOHN will leave Prince Rupert. for Vancouver

via NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS 8.00 p.m. Jan.
h, 20th, Feb. ard, 17th, March ord, Vth, 31st.

PASSENGER TRANS LEAVE TERRACE Bt,
‘ BASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda,, 1].51 P.M.
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P. ML

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