THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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Resort TERRACE | wre
oT SpRINGS HORTICULTURE

BERING

A. Michaloff has gone back to
Anyox.

W. Wilson intends to take out
poles in the Lala valley this fall.

Goe. H. Griffin, the new prin-
cipal of Kitsumkalum school, ar-
rived in town on Monday to take
charge vice Geo. Forster, re-
signed. Mr. Griffin comes from

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Cortez Island and carries excel-
lent credentials. -

Labor Day was not yery ex-

TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
- nection

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

ithe result the honors went to

hiiarating in Terrace. The ball
game ‘for the championship of
Skeena valley’? drew a moderate
attendance, the competitors being
Kitwanga and Terrace, and in

Kitwanga by a solitary run.

On Monday evening a dance
was held in the G.W.V.A. hall,-
about fifty couples being present.
The nall was well arranged for)?

the oceasion. 8. Bleecker acted

as floor manager, and Barney

We are now open for
business

TAXI CAR AND
‘TRANSFER
Ea aed

at a reasonabl e
price

REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION —

Phone:

TERRACE MOTORS

1 short, 2 long

Morgan’s 8-piece orchestra from
Usk provided the music, which
went with a swing till a late
hour.

Fred Bishop put on a fine show
on Monday when Charlie Chaplin
and Jackie Coogan re-appeared
in “The Kid.”

“Mrs. D. MeGregor left for
Victoria this week, where she
will spend some time.

Miss L, A. King, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Ar King, for some
weeks, left for Toronto on Wed-
nesday. She is to be married in
the eastern city and will reside

there,

Walter Warner and his wife

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace |
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stotk of HARDWARE
on han

Store open Saturdays only from
noon on

Prices ‘Now Reduced

arrived just in time to catch the
westbound train on Wednesday
foraholiday. Walter looks after
the Dominion telerraph line out
at Rosswood. Gec. Cobb put
over a fine driving performance
to get that train.
The Drug Store at Terrace has
been closed sinee Tuesday, It is
not intended to re-open until new
arrangements are made,

Mr. and Mrs. W.. Morrison

went weat by Monday’s * train

MINERAL CLAD AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L. S.

TERRACE, B.C.

SURVEYS TurovsHout CENTRAL B.C,

after staying a few months with
Mrs. Dover, their daughter.

| opening of the schools.

“because it

Vpas: twice the
[= content.

of ordinary

Put npn $0 HAS, in theheart

 Bordens ~
st. CHARLES : MILK

UTH SUR
of the CHILLIWACE } DISTRICTs.
Write seenamee

Bedi
» Ett acriea Coe Lin,
Fanconv ees

* led:. Passengers in. the trains are

on Monday.

a few calculations.
grain remains in

will hardly be won in ood eon
.| dition now. ;

upset this week by a ‘heavy land
and rock slide near Kwinitsa.
|The slide is approximately 200
feet-in length and consists for| ,
the most part of heavy granitic
rock, which requires to be blast-

A number of school teachers
and high school students return-
ed ‘to Rupert Monday for the re-

A considerable number of up-
track people came down to take
in the ball game and the dance

| The rain and generally bleak

weather of the past week upset
- Some’ cut
the fields and

The train service has been

‘Aug. Max. Min. Precip. Wind
Sun., 19, 82. 11... thdr.. clm
-| Mon,, 20. 87. 5. .. ae fine .. elm
‘| Tu, 21.. 76 a .. 02... shrs ,, var
Wed.,22. 75. ». 02, 8brs.. SE
Thu. 23. m0 .. 21... shts.. s8
Fri., 24.. 0 .-cldy.. 38.
Sat., 25. 59, 02... fair... 8

its clearance is effected.

The Terrace Fall Fair Associa-
tion has issued its third annual
prize list for the fall fair to be
held on the 18th and 19th. The
lines of the list are in almost
every respect similar to those of
last year.

Dr. Frank Edmonds, dentist of

Calgary. desires us to mention
that he regrets he has been un-

| GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

i
‘Lumper Price List 7
Rough Lumber.......6..-0sseeeeeer rer eeees $18.00 per M
Ghiplap ......- 02s decree ee ee beeseeee weeeue 22.50.‘
Sundried and Siced weecuaetteecnsenacs .... 22.50 *
Finished Material .... ......----++ .40.00 to 65.00 “*
Shingles. .....--c se cece eee eeeee from $2.50 to- $5. 00 per M~

Prices subject to change without notice ;
Ordérs fled at short notice. Mill running continuously. .

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

avoidably detained longer than

he anticipated, but wili be mak-
ing a return trip very shortly
and will be glad to be back.

arrived from’ the west on Wed-
nesday.

The local schools re-opened on
Tuesday. After rojl call and
some necessary organization work
had been attended to, the child-
ren were allowed to have liberty
for the remainder of the dav.

Miss Fowler returned at the
week-end to take up her work an
the teaching staff at the school.
An excellent eonsignment of
“| Terrace produce was sent off on
Monday’s train east en ronte for
the fair at New Westminster.
There were ten boxes containing
40 varieties of fruit and a fine
exhibit of vegetables. Chas. R.
Gilbert had made the necessary

Mrs. Morse Hatt and daughter]

Ranges

$6.00 to

[ HARDWARE FURNITURE - CROCKERY |

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arrangements, the farmers pro-

on. >

viding the produce and the trades-
men finding the finance needed.
The electric light scheme is
again held up, this time on ac-
count of the non-arrival of the
necessary wire, which is expect-
ed to arrive any day now.
Those who intend exhibiting at
the local fair on the 18th and 19th
Sept. will need to have their
entries in in time as’ notified on
the entry forms.

have written the secretary of the
Terrace Fall Fair intimating that
the following judges have been
appointed to officiate at the forth-
coming fair. Fruit and Vege-
tables—P, W. A. Jones, Che-
mainus, V. I. Field Crops—Do.

The Department of Agriculture ,

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CANADIAN ] Sailings: From Prince Rupert @ a

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a AG" s,s, Prince Rupert and Prince George

2-71 vor VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, intermediate points im
: . Monday, Thursday, Saturday, 11 p.m.

Wednesday, 10 p.m.

Friday, 10 p m.

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 ANYOX

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s.s, Prince Albert or Prince John

For PORT SIMPSON and STEWART. .......---- senses Monday, 8 p.m.
VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. ..-..- Wednesday, 8 p.m. (iia
SKEENA RIVER PORTS ......ccseceeeeece cnet eeeeee Sunday, a.m

: REDUCED FARES
PRINCE RUPERT EXHIBITION, Sept. 11-15, 28

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further ‘information apply to any Canadian National Agent or. -_
R. F. McNaughton, Dis iggrict Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

Live stock—Dr, W.W. Alton, de-
partment of agriculture. Poultry
—E, Greenwood, Victoria. ,.Wo-
men’s work—Mrs. W.J. Bonavia,
Victoria. Honey and dairy pro-
duce—P. W. A. Jones.

Acreage ‘blocks of the finest
‘fruit and garden land in, the
north can be had. Prices from’
$28 to $40 an acre with long term
jpayments, See ady. on another
page.

“Terrace Weather

‘The moose season, south of the

the first of September and i ig now:

CNR. track. opened: this year} >

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removed 1 across the ‘slide: until

other, zame in: the north: e

the ‘same as-the open. season f for an 7

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Fresh Bread—When You Want It

and As You Like it

Visit our : |

You will be ‘delighted and will damand more office you
_have tasted our bread, and, our cakes and cookies, too. TEA -
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and workmanship your satisfaction must be assured, yet [ee Cream
we do not say this boastfully—just prove for yourself.” and Confes-

tions made
on premises

Highest “quality fresh bread and supplies shipried anywhere slong line

The Terrace Bakery

GEORGE POWERS - Propristor all
P.O, Hox 101 - TERRACE, B.C,