THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926

FOR SALE F
For Sale for- cash—dump-cart andj}... a a pormene es
harness, $65; potao, digger $17; horse | |} TouristT sis ae igs + *, LUMBERING . -
cultivator $7; gang plow with two new; AP Resort. TERR ACE MINING, .
Plow, shares $75; ‘ne well jand-:pipe Hor Sprincs " HorTicuLTURE
$18; tivo rolls ‘of héary “wire fencing 5 OO Er aer new cont tet :
$15 each; ‘ohe separator, 1 circular saw, | ———
harness, tools, ete." “Apply 8. Kinsley| J oe . “f,
Kitwongahy ByQe ote et B..Elingsdn of Usk’ was here} The Amesbury mill men were
oe {the first of.the week, ¢ - early allin town for Sunday: |:
FOR SALE — ° P C. R._ Gilbert eit Sunday for! -Rev. and Mrs, Allen returned
One McClaay kitchen range, all steel| 1 ince Rupert: where he. spent &/ Wednesday from’ Vancouver and! |
top, $30.00 eash.--Ayply to James Proe- | few days on business. \ -: report both a pleasant and pro-|/: OT only do thz
tor, Mission House, Hazelton. re fitable trip, = . people, of Br t-
Mrf. James Richmond ‘spent| | ; “VY ish Columbia
the first part of the week ‘at the | Miss R. Deacon entertained on|' :

coast, get purity_in.. Beers—

"made by.- the. Amalga-

: Wednesday atternoon at_ade-
Gov. Davis of the Davis, Hop- Pritfal jtea a boon visti mated. Brewers, but—
Ber \0., -dallum Lake operators i ye British Columbia beers
returned to town on Sunday. He K. and Mrs. Frost. ;

he had been in the east for thé, 4 Seigtried who has’ been |. serve cold ae rich, full bodied, zesiful

Friends
‘Pacific |e

last couple uf months, ~~ been |: beers, delictous aid ‘healthful! '
s _ ey ‘yy. -,\f0N @ business trip to Louisanal: -— - ' ;
Milk CMELE J. K. Gordon returned Wed.| for several weeks got back Jast}: McDonald % McDonald, Analytical
| ‘nesday from Seattle, week and left Sunday on unt : “~ Chemists: of Vancouver and Victoria,
; Cr [ing trip down the line with W. J, |. | after testing.the Beers recently,.‘declared . :
-A lady who lives in Mount | Rev. T. J. and Mrs; Marsh re-| Wartin. .
. Pleasant has two small boys —

{turned to ‘Terrace on Wednesday

. same of excellent quality, :
}|to again take. up their residence} Ed. Michaud and Wm. Smith |}

‘ who are fond of Pacific milk,

: There is no episode connect. ‘here. Mr. Marsh +is enjoying| Were in Rupert the first of this} Convince yourself of the above and—
ed with this fact. Nothing | good health again and he and! week. — bo, er order a sorb
to add. We merely beard of -|Mrs. Marsh are being. given a TT . ae a
print nedents about Pacine |S" welcome to thot off Home] Entertained at Bridge |? case today oe
Milk we give this. _faRaln, 7 , |. a ie - _ | from Government Liquor Store.
- | | Geo, Little went” down to his} Mrs. O.. T. Sundal was a bridge |: rr ar nee
' or ; |mill at Amesburg on Sunday and|hostess on uesdav evening of |’ 7 Ce
Pacific Milk {took along a bunch of traps for} this week, entertaining six tables . - _ a
« Y AYE -|covottes, His men had made The prizes for highest scores be- . Amalgamated Breweries of British Columbia, in which : °
Head Office: Vancouver complaint about the noise made|ing won bv Miss Hasthope and]. +". | are EF ed ay ancouver Breweries ltd, Rainier Brewing:
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner| by copottes al night, They did|Dr. Turpel and Miss Mallott and pring Brawery Lede’ Vicwnpitt Brewery Ltd.. Silver
' a : . Spring Brewery Led., “Vietoria Phoenix Brewing Co, Lrd.
, not get their proper-sleep, The|Mr. Gazong of Prince, Rupert got , ;
, source of the trouble may now |seeond honors. After bridge the .
L A C Ki E AD 5 he removed, | Guests enjoyed dancing. At mid-|. prmaeeues creer terrae roms
\ a . _| Might a dainty luncheon was ser-|. Ree fac aise Sad A Ae eV a. A
Don't _famoeze plnekhonds dis. In the not distant future min-|%@¢ by the hostess who was as- This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
solve el, e WO ounces o
peroxine powder from any drug

will be resumed at Vanarsdoi. mes by prs. Geo. Little and} Control Board
store and rub with hot, wet cloth} [hero has been a change in own-| “tS. 3. AK. Prost. .

briskly over the blaciheads, ‘hey | ership and plans are under way
misply dissolve and disappear hy this for a fresh start.
usfe und sure method. .

or by the Government of British Cclumbia.

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CHRISTMAS BUYING!

_ Parent-Teachers Busy
H, Hallowell was in Rupert on —— co
wears business this week. wo There was a gond attendance

aot Feel oo oo. _ fat the Parent-Teachers Associa aaron ace

SO, _ The play, Cant. Rackett is be-, tion meeting. | A committee was Fancy Goods, Toys, General Home Furnishings
. og {INE put on again at the request appointed to serve’ hot cocoa to ; 7

Publie otice! of the hospital executive on Fri- pupils who have to take their _ _In the above lines we pridé ourselves on having the largest stock

, ' re day evening of this week ‘and allunehes to achool during the cold in Northern British Columbia and at the lowest prices, where quality

_ So "+ | weather. ‘High school and grade counts. .

i ' | dance followed.
‘NOTICE is hereby given that on Lo

os i j t asket- . a)
Monday, the 6th day of December, 1926, «0 -_. Stale to beeen ils Want fo play basket: _. ____~FANCY GooDs
at New Hazelton, B. C., the Govern-| Mrs. W. Cassell was taken to 3 g Smokers Sets and Military Brushes for men Fancy China Cups
ment owned lots in the subdivision of Prinee Rupert hospital last week |@ week. They applied for as- and Saucers, one hundred different designs, from ive to $4.00
a. district lots 982 and 862, Cassiar Dis- and underwent an Operation for sistance and the association will! Bridge Sets, cards and case Bridge and Piano Lumps, co nplete

trict, will be offered at public auction. oes consider the revuest if the pupils with silk shades and standards, from $20.09 to $40.00 China
i appendicitis.. She was accom. / consider t ; ich Trav Mets fF

} Government Agent uf Sangam tbe | AbDEN by her daughter, Opai, _{¢annot raise enough among them- Bon Dishes. Vases, Celery en spe aaa Trays, Thee Pion
or the Department of Lands, Victoria. ; _ 7 - [selves. A request for a contri- ,

bution t ds th A Carving Sets.
. lion towards the economie en- ;
H, CATHCART, Mrs. H. Y. Wilson of Remo midon to .

; | i i dowment fund was turned down|- nn ae ee ;
‘2g, ny Minister seis meukt week end a Buest, until all obligations of the piano] | Ask for Anything in TOY LAND
18th November, 1926, of Miss Deacon, « | - fund had been met. The com-. a We Have it i |

munity Christmas Tree. was to be}

7 ONE el NNN Ww. KE. Van Meter of Vanarsdo) arranged for ata public meeting Trains, Drums, Mechinical Toys of all kinds, Games, Books, Vel
7 { ; was in town a tew days and then | on ‘Thursday evening thia week, oeipedes, Scooters, Doll Carriages, Dolls and Sleigha,
RE went on to Smithers ‘in connec-|Rey. Mr Allen was appointed fo.
, no $|tion with the pole business, convenor of the prog um commit. twa. | tenga TRS, * «
} Wim. Grant’s 3! # me fag geno of the prog. win eomn Give Furniture This Christmas
oY AM SO  f K T..E. Brovica, who pas Jomed ota The substantial eit for father and mother euttee piece Cheat
, ; enne ros. stair, has move . ee . erfield sets fram . oO . ancy Gift Furniture, Par-
a Agency 7 into'the Tyler. house" on Kallum ue and Mes. jusson. returned ; lor Tables, Spinnet Deaks, Tea Wagons, Reed Upholstered Chairs
. 4 a oe Ave. for the winter, — ve to upert sunday wit! eir and Rockers, Dressers, Beds, Springs, Mattresses and Draperies:
oY REAL ESTATE ee daughter. Send your enquiries for Christmas needa to our Mail Order
> ; j Department.- You will get prompt reply and with rock bottom
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# ‘The Canadian National Railway bas _.§
muade arrangements to operate stand-|
id and » tourists ‘sleeping through
from the Patitic ‘Const tp the ‘ghip'g]- a,
mide at Montreal and Helfax, in con- a De re. :
section with Old Country sailings dur-]: HR: NR a ‘Cash Sale Pads aa a ne
gos November and December, . : im A nO ee

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