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. THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925.

Sign

deed they insist on

community in the

Welcome

“NOBODY asked. you, sir,” said the
coy maiden, And in matters of buying,
as well as in affairs of the heart, most
people like to be ‘“‘asked’’,

He is a wise merchant who keeps the
welcome sign constantly before the

TISEMENTS im the home paper. There
everybody sees it—for ADVERTISING
s “the light of directed attention”.

Speak up. Light up.
good ,customers are listening for your
message and watching for your wel-
come sign in ‘The Omineca Herald”
‘and ‘‘The Terrace News”.

People Shop Where
They Feel Welcome

Often, in-
a proper invitation.

form of ADVER-

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7 Cement : Lime

BUILDING MATERIALS!

. Plaster

Tireclay

“Brick Building

Papers Roofing

” Sash & Doors

4-ply Veneer Paneling

_ Bir Finish

a Specialty

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Timber Sale X7050

oo There will be offered for sale at Pub-
& lic Auction, at noon on the 18th day of

i June, 1925, in the office of the Forest.
® Supervisor at Smithers, B. C., the

Licence X7060, to. cut 180,000 lineal feet

me of Cedar Poles aad Piling on Lot 2989,

situated’ on the South Bank of the
Skeena River, west of Skeena Crossing,
a Cassiar Land District.

“Provided anyone unable to attend
ergon may submit a
me sealed tender to be opened at the hour

asone bid, -
Two (2) years will-be allowed for
removal of timber: °
: Further particulars of the Chief For-
mm ester, Victoria: the District Forester,
| Prince Rupert, B. Cc. - 6061

Timber Sale Xe5o4

Sealed tender’ will be received by the |
District Forester not later than noon.on

MM the 22nd day of June, 1926, for the|’

urchase of Licence X6594,. -on Terrace: |:
emo Road, south side of. Skeena River,

| Coast Range 5, to cut 60, 000, lineal feet. if

; of Cedar Poles:and Piling. -

y Two 2) ears. will. be. allowed for
lo tt mber. +

# Further particulara of the Chief For- |
me ester, ‘Victoria, or Distrigt Foreateh,
‘Prince Rupert, B.C 19

Timber Sale X7 147

There will be offered for sale at Pub-
lic Auction, at noon on .the 25th day of
June, 1925, in the office of the Forest
Ranger, Hazelton, B.C., the Licence
X7147, to cut 151,163 lineal feet of
Cedar Poles and Piling on- an area
situated on the east bank of the Skeena
River, approximately 15 miles north of
Hazelton, Range §, Coast District.

Two years will be allowed for remo-
val of timber. ’

‘Provided that anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may sub-
mit a sealed tender to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated as one bid."’

Further particulars of the Chief
Forester, Victoria, B.C., or Digtrict
Forester, Prince Rupert, B.C. B16

_ HILL FARM. REST

~AND=

‘HOLIDAY HOME

* Mine, Eggs,’ Fruit and Vegetables
Tennis — Playground ,

Entire “charge st Children if desired

Mr Lanfear, BA.
- Miss French, A.L.C.M.

“TERRACE Cw Te

| plies to that point.

Terrace

: a ‘ ~
* 6~e60-~6

ae 'g. Creelman i is a visitor in
town this week.

David Pratt and son of Skeena
Crossing were visitors in town
over the week end.

Capt. Willman of Usk mas here
on Saturday.

Mrs. Hagan of VanArsdol was
a business visitor i in town during
the week,

_ Reports from the fruit rowers
in the district aré favorable.

The entrance and high school
examinations are taking place
this week and quite a number of
pupils are writing, including sev-
eral from Usk and Pacific.

Miss Andrews who has taught
in the local school for the last
year has returned to her home in
Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs who have
been visiting with their daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie Dobbs, as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
King, have returned home to the
coast,

Pete DeBoer left for the coast
where he expects to put in the
balance of the summer. .

Another beer license has been
granted, to Mr. Chenette of the
Tourist Hotel, and it is expected
to be open for patronage in the
next few days.

S. F. Mills who was in attend.
ance at the I.0.0.F. convention,

at Revelstoke, has returned home

and Mrs. Mills, who was a pati-
ent at the Hazelton Hospita! has
returned home very much impro-
ved in ‘health.

Jeff Oden of Usk was a visitor
in town oyer the week end, _

Miss Ella Frank of the Prince
Rupert hospital staff. who has
been spending a few weeks vaca-
tion with her parents here has
returned to Rupert to resume her
duties. -

A party of prospectors arrived

this week from Edmonton and
proceeded to the Kalum Lake to
put in the summer,
* John DeKergameaux got mix-
ed ub with a pile of falling lum-|!
ber atthe saw mill on Saturday
and was so badly injured that he
was sent to the Hazelton Hospit-
al for repairs. His hip was burt
the most,

Jack Hoar has added 2a motor
truck to his equipment for the
conveyance of supplies and ma-
chinery to his mining properties
at Kalum Lake. He ‘has, during
the past. week, taken a lot of BUD:
His company
has a thirty-five ton mill ready to

Jtake in ag soon as the road is in

shape to use.
The local branch of the L 0. 0:

A. hall on Friday ‘evening which |,
was well attended and was most
enjoyable. . The music: was sup:

7 vlied by: Mrs. Atwood’s five piece

orchestra. ' The dance lasted un-
til three 0 ‘clock and was one of

. the™ Most . successful ‘this® ‘season.

Fred. Ingold who recently came!
into town. from: Kalum Lake: dis- |;

trict, has» left. for the: brairies, -

F. gave a dance in the G. W. V.|

and has. a copy ‘ofa prog,

Miss May Reifd of. Prince-Ru-
pert and Miss Irene Durham of.
Usk were guests of Miss Elsie
Durham the past week, |

Dr. H.C. Wrinch, M.0.A. and
Public Works Engineer MacKay

mediately for Kalum Lake to in-
Spect the road work being carried
on there, The intention of the
public works department is to
complete that work this season.
Good progress is'now being made
and Dr. Wrinch returned home
Saturday afternoon.

_ A motor accident which dam-
aged the front axel, demolished
the windshield of a car and shook
up the occupants, occurred on the
main street Saturday night. The
driver failed to recognize the
“silent policeman’’ on one of the
street corners until his car came
to an abrupt stop amidst a shat-
tering of glass. 1t has been sug-
gested that the policemen adopt
the railway sign ‘‘stop-look-list-
en,’”

Woodcock

Q erect etn

Rev. J. H. Young of 'errace
held service here last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. §. Elliott and R.
Doll were visitors at Kitwanga
last week. .

Mrs. Sutton of Cedaryale spent
last Sunday with friends here.

for other parts after making re-
‘pairs to the station.

Messrs. MacKay and Stewart
of Prince Rupert spent the week
end in town,

Mrs, Borsuk. and Paul visited
at Cedarvale last week,

After doing assessment work
on their dlaims west of here W,
Elliott and $8. Gray have return-
éd-home,

T, E. Moore of Kitwanga, spent
last Mondav here in connection
with the new road work,

Work in the hay fields started
this week and it looks like a big
crop this year.

Geo. Hartley and L. Doll were
Cedarvale visitors this week.

A picnic and dance.will be held
here on Saturday, June 27. All
are welcome. -

The following children have
been awarded rolls of honor for

Jessie Brand; for regularity and
punctuality, Alberta Dentinger;
deportment, Jean Doll; five pupils
were awarded writing certificates
by H. B. MeLean of the Vancou-
ver Nornial school—Alberta Den-

Little.

were in Terrace on Monday,

_ Mr, atid'Mrs, B, “Hodkin’ and
sons from Kitwanga. spent: ‘Suns

. tra and did it well.

came in on Friday and left im-|

Mr. Jenkenson left last week | ]

the Woo.icock school— Efficiency. |.

tinger, Jessie. Brand, Minerva
Brand, Irene Dentinger Nesta 7

Mrs. J. Borsuk and ‘gon Paul

day: with Mr. and Mrs. Borsuk,, ql

"Mrs. Houghton: ‘of Gl enV. Vowel a

‘Omineca |
Hotel |

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Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
meet all trains for passenger
and baggage transfer

é
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
‘AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

Hazelton B. C.

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Hotel
Prince Rupert

A ReAL Goop HOTEL

! Prince Rupert

B,C.

H. B, RocHESTER, Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up.

Feet te cette tee eel ot ed rm me BE

The Bulkley Hotel

E, &. Orchard. Owner

European or American Plan

The -headquarters for the Bulkley
Valiey.. Tourists and Commercial men
find tnis a prand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B. C.

SHACKLETON
‘Hotel

USK, B.C,
New, clean and comfortable

First-class ‘Dining Room in connection

Raves ARH ATTRACTIVE

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

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Bedding Plants

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS |

-; ROSES and all kinds of
TREES AND SHRUBS
CABBAGE PLANTS .

Catalogue prices

D. GLENNIE .
and Ava. PRINCE RUPERT

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SOLICITOR. NOTARY PUBLIC!