THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923

BARRISTER SoLICITOR

‘Archie Donaghy
TERRACE, B.C,
Notary Pustic

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TERRACE

HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

‘ Proprietor

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TOURIST: HOTEL

TERRACE

The moat comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sampte Rooms in con-
nection

F. W. Moersch

City Market, Prince Rupert:

FRESH MEATS, POULTRY,
Green and Dry VEGETABLES

Bought and Sold’

Full Line of Groceries

P.O. Box 123, Prince Rupert

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For a Billous Headache
brew a cup of Celery King—
natural herbs and roots—a gentle
laxative and purifier. Tones up
the liver and Himulates digestion.

Makee ou feel bright and vigor- -
ic and 60c, at druggists.

Stop that Cough

It distresszes you and your friends.
—itis dangerous. A few drops of
Shijoh, the 50-year old remedy,

brings immediate relisf. Shiloh
stops that irritating tickling inthe
throat, loosens the phlegm and
heals the tissues. Get Shiloh, at
your druggists, 80c, 60c and $1.20.

SHILOH wise

COUGHS

BC. LAND SU RVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON :

ition last week.

EXTRA COPIES

_ Of the Special Edition of The Omin-
eca Herald and The Terrace News
may be had from:

Prince Rupert—W.. J. MeCuteh-
eon’s Drug Store.

Terrace—The Drug Store or The -

News Office. .
Hazelton—The Drug Store.
New. Hazelton—The Herald: Office
-@mithera—The Drug Store. * -
‘Telkwa—The Drug Store.
' Burns .Lake—The Drug Store.
. They are tea. ‘conte 2 copy. Help |,
advertise your district by sending”
out these papers. ok

TOURIST

Hor Spxinas

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LUMBERING
HORTICULTURE

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Geo. Keith is slightly under
the weather.

J. W. Graham has been laid
up with a cold. | .

A. Y. Wilson of Remo week-
ended in town.

Alex. Olson has gone to work
at the Amesbury mill. t

Bobby Henwood is now work-

Jjing at Amesbury.

Mr, and Mrs. Storey of Usk
were here on Saturday.

Mrs. Weaver paid a visit to
Prinee Rupert on Thursday.

Mrs. Moore is still eonfined to
the house owing toa breakdown
in health.

Otto Von Hess is relieving at
Little’s office during Dan Mc-
Gregor’s absence.

Mr. Amesbury was in town on
Wednesday and looking much
improved in health.

Messrs Wilkinson and Lind-
bloom attended the dance at Han-

jall Saturday night.

Mesdames Marsh and Wilson
were visiting at Lanfear’s and
French’s on Saturday.

The coming of more snow has

~ | facilitated logging very material-

lv and all hands are now busy.

Gibb’s colony of goats retired.
from the Bench on Wednesday
when they were sent to Rupert
by express,

The Woman’s Auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. A. Carr Wed-
nesday and a good number were
present.

This is the third week’ since

of next month.

Dan McGregor went down to
the Rupert Hospital for consulta-
He has not been
up to par lately.

Arthur Sharp has retired from

. his position with the Kleanza Co.

at Usk and figures on joining a
legal firm at Rupert.
. The friends of Dr.. and Mrs.
Bleecker will: be glad to learn
they are, both able to be about
again after a week laid up. .

E. J. Moore has brought in a

that they will turn out dandy.
‘Paddy Kilmartin was success-
fal in his appeal against his con-
viction for permitting liquor to
be sold on his premises, The
appeal was heard in Rupert.

G.W.V.A. will be held Thursday
next week,on the same night the
Parent-Teachers’ Assn. meet in
the schoolhouse at 8 pn. m,

Hon. T. D. Pattullo i is to be at
Terrace on Saturday’ this week
and: ° -hopes © to see. his many
friends. He has'not yet decided
whether: to ‘hold a public meeting.

~ Miss Remillard; ‘who for some
time assisted in the Lakelse Ho-
tel and Jater went to Montana, is
reported to ‘have died... She was
well liked by, the ‘visitors to

Lakelse. -~ a

Little’s mill closed down and it 1s);
-Inot likely to start until the first

nice couple of dug foxes’ from).
|Qotga Lake and is very hopeful

The monthly . meeting of the| .

' The annual meeting of the Pres-
byterian church is to be held in
the church on Wednesday night,
when a large gathering is hoped
for. After business a social
evening wiil be spent.

An Indian recently passed
through Terrace on the train, on
his wav to hospital in Rupert.
He had hiked 300 miles from the
North’ country and it was the
first time he had seen a train.

The Hon. T. D. Pattullo, mem-
ber for Skeena, formally opened
the new government building at
Prince Rupert on Wednesday. On
Saturday he will visit Terrace
and consult with the people here.

The good folks of Hanall had
a treat Saturday night whena
dance was held in the schoolhouse
A good company was present,
including a contingent from Ter-

Jrace,-and the Usk orchestra pro-

vided Al music.

Many friends of District Engin-
eer A. L. Carruthers are compli-

menting him on his promotion as

provincial inspector of bridges, a
position which will necessitate his
removal from Prince Rupert to
Victoria. He was well known in
this district.

The Ladies’ Guild of the Pres-

byterian church met at the home
of Mrs. Brooks on Wednesday.
there being a very large attend-
ance. The ladies are busy pre-
paring for a home cooking event
and also aspring sale and are
shewing commendable enthusi-
asm. - .
The members of the Terrace
Welfare League promoted a high-
Iv successful social evening in
the Presbyterian church on Tues-
day night, there being an excel-
lent atteudance. Fred. Bishop
occupied the chair and after the
customary scripture lesson a
lengthy and entertaining pro-
gram was staged. Miss-O. Greig
and Miss Fowler sang an efficient
duet and: Mrs. Sundal gave a
characteristic recitation. Choruses
by the gathering were interspers-
ed during the evening.

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Terrace Laundry

This Jaundry ‘has been taken
over by Chow Hing and Wong
Wing Fong. Business will be
carried on as usual under the
name of the Wing Hing Co. Alll[
accounts owing to HopSing should|{
be paid to the newowners. . lt

Oddfellows Ball

- Lakelse Lodge I.0.0.F. No. . 33
of. Terrace are giving a Grand
Ball in the G. W.Y. A. Hall, Ter-
race, on St. Patrick’s. Eve. Al-

ready. committees: have been ap-|t

pointed: to make necessary ar-

rangements, and no. efforts. will||
be spared to. make. it the event of | |

the.season. Lakelse Lodge was
oraanized. at Terrace about two
‘months ago, and being. the first
Lodge “to open. in Terrace; the
ball’ will be ‘tha. first’ ander: the

o| auspices ‘of'any fraternal wooiety
: held at Terrace.

LUMBER Price List en i

Finished Material... .

Shingles....... eceneee TT From $2.50 to $5.00 per M
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» Prices subject to change without notice

Orders fitled at short notice.

_ Prices of f Moulding, ete. “» On application

; GEO. LITTLE ‘Terrace, B. G.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

~ Rough Lumber..........-..+.++ Leevac cease $18.00 per M |
. Shiplap...... Speeeees beveeeee eect eeeegeee ees 2250
Sundried and Sized ....... eden UMacebvcaeees 22.50 *

40.00 to 65.00“

Mil running continuously.

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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.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

WE HAVE THEM ALL.

JAMES RICHMOND

begs to announce that he is naw in receipt of fresh supplies of

‘MEAT

Each Week ~~ -

TERRACE

Local | Produce.

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Grand Trunk Pacific Railway

S.S. PRIN CE GEORGE will leave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

at 8.00 a.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River, «

' VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTEE
For STEWART AND ANYOK—every Wedneaday at 8.00 p. m.

S. S. PRINCE JOHN will leave P.ince Rupee for Vancouver |

AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARL 8.00
vi TE AT NT pm
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B“, _ ee:

‘SASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda,, 11.51 P.M.
WESTBOUND— Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P, Wi.

For Alla

tic Steamuhin Saili og Further. information toany Grand
rt VAM "Amista nt Gesaral Freight and pipe aay Gs Sr pactic A gent ot

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Terrace Club

LIMITED
J. McDougall, Proprietor

FURNISHED. ROOMS

a POOL TABLES
Cigars. | Bolt Drinks

Opponite Station —

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ROTEL PRINCE. RUPERT

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Rates! $1.50 pek day? and-up a.
Riss class C Gafe: a ain arte"

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Touring Car: ceed

$445,
' One-ton Truck... ..9195.00
ith welf-stertes,
we" Freight and 13500) i

BOOKING ORDERS: NOW FOR BPRING Pee
; _ DELIVERY.