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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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TOURIST }jOTEL
TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Undey New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms jin con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

We are now open for
business

TAXI CAR AND
TRANSFER

to any part of the dis-
trict at any time and
at a reasonable
price

REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION

Phone:

1 short, 2 long

TERRACE MOTORS

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
on hand

wk

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1419

| TOURIST

TERRACE

LUMBERING
Resort . MINING ~~
Hot Sprincs HoRTICULTURE

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_ AF. Duby has taken out a tim-
ber license and will be taking
out poles and piling from a reser-
vation near Kalum Lake.

Albert Cote sent up a fine lot
of Yellow Transparent apples on
Monday. ‘There were 13 boxes
in all, fine in quality and well
graded and packed in regulation
size planed boxes, They would
stand up against any competition
and are the kind of thing re-
quired to improve the marketing
conditions for our fruit.

J. B. Johnstone pulled out on
Thursday.

George Little came in from the
east on Monday after visiting
Vanderhocf and Smithers.

Mr. and Mrs. Sundal and Gladys
went down to Rupert on Monday
to take in the fair.

“Mrs, and Miss Halliwell, Mrs.
Kohne and family and Mrs. Me-
Donald were among those who
went to Rupert for the fair.

J. K. Gordon went down to
Rupert Monday.
Mrs. Anderson has been visit-
ing in Rupert this week.

Other visitors to Prinee Ru-
pert Exhibition included John
Hepburn and “Happy” Owings.
Major Hanbury Williams, of
the C.N.R. publicity staff was in
town Monday and had a look
over Lakelse before leaying.
Dune. Munro came down from)
Telkwa on Monday. .

A charge of selling liquor pre-
ferred against Mrs. McDougall
on Monday was adjourned till
Thursday.

Mrs. D. MeGregor would like
to thank all her friends in Ter-
race who have been so kind to
her and helped her to bear her
terrible loss.

Contractur Shockley, of, Prince
Rupert, secured the contract for
the substructure on the Terrace

Store open Saturdays only from
noon on

Prices Now Reduced

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

| TERRACE, B.C.
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Surveys Turouciout. CenTRan B, C.

Pany? '
if: your baby i is ,
not gaining,

he needs this.

‘nourishing,
digestible milk.

bridge. He returned from Vic-
toria on Wednesday and is pre-
paring to commence work as soon

/\as the road gang gets out of the

way. ;

John Hepburn spent a couple
of days in Rupert this week, hav-
ing gone down Monday to meet
Hon W. J. Bowser and R. H.
Pooley, M.P.P.

’ ‘Tom Marsh left last Saturday
to attend Prinee Albert College.

J. K. Gordon spent a couple of
days in Rupert the first of the
week and he took in the opening
of the fair.

Major Williams, of the ONE,
publicity department went on to
Rupert Wednesday after having
locked over Lakelse lake with
Capt. Colthurst. .

G."A. Clothier, -ofPrinee Ru-
pert,’ the: local mining superin-
tendent, came in on Friday, to-

his daughter, -and_ Miss Agnes

7 Kingham, Victoria. Mr, Clothier
‘lis “making an: “examination ‘of

various mineral. claims i in ‘the: dis-
trict.  fs4 aes

gether ‘with Miss Anne Clothier,.

H. S. .Parker, of Prince Ru-
pert, paid a visit to Terrace on
Sunday.

in town this week for a couple
of days.

The road camp on Kalum-Lake
road was broken up at the week-
end. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. M.. Gonzales, of
Prince Rupert, were in town on
Wednesday. Mr, Gonzales was
engaged in the local liquur trial.
They were registered at the
Tourist Hotel.

Fred Bishop is expecting the
wire in any day for the electric
installation and will get busy as
soon as it arrives.

Tom Masterton went down to
Prince Rupert Friday and may
winter at the coast.

C. W. Parker has had a tough
time recently, having had a bad
seizure which nearly knocked him
out. Heis now much improved
and was able to visit town Wed-
nesday.

The members of the Ladies’
Guild held a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Brooks on Wednes-
day afternoon, there being a good
attendance.

A good many ladies gathered
to support the Anglican W.A. at

its meeting on Wednesday held)

at Mrs. Marsh’s.

Got one Month

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and was also his office for the
business of Jetting his rooms.
That constituted an additional
offence.

Defence counsel said that even |:

if the sale of whiskey were
proved they could not convict for
the larger offence on the smaller
charge. |

Steve Uzelak and Mrs. Me-
Dougall also gave ‘evidence.

The magistrate said he. was
satisfied that a large amount of
drink was circulating that day

was-done without someone pav-
ing for it. He believed the story
of the prosecution and found the
charge sustained,

Accused was sentenced to one
month’s imprisonment at Prince
Rupert, and counsel at once gave
notice of apyeal, bonds being
fixed at $1500. ,

BAILIFF’S SALE

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LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT

J. K. Gordon, Landlord. .
G. H. Bleecker, Tenant.

By virtue of a Landlord's Warrant,
directed tome, I have seized of the oods
of the tenant; All the stock and fix-
tures in the Terrace Drug Store, in-
cluding -drugs and stationery supplies,
counters, . wall . fixtures, scales, cash
register, etc. ete.

ll of which I shall offer for sale by
Public Auction for cash on Thursday,
the 20th: day" of Beptember,: 1923," at
three: o’éloc
Terrace, B.C.

Bl

CHAS, H. THOMAS,
‘Landlord's Bailiff.

Matt Allard, of Rosawood, was

and it was unthinkable that that]

in the. att®¥hoon,. atl.

' GEO. LITTLE Terrace, BL.

LUMBER MAN UFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE LisT

Rough Lumber... -. a. veveee ce teenes $18.00 per-M

Shiplap......- beet neneeneeenereeertes be aeee 22.50.“
Sundried and Sized ......4.--.-.-- tees: :. 22,50 °°
Finished Material . “ ee veces eeeneens 40.00 to 65.00 -
Shingles.........-.--45 Vavcaees from 2,50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject 1 to change without notice

Orders filled at short ‘notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

‘COAL WOOD |
Heaters Heaters
ALL, PRICES LARGE VARIETY

“Ranges

SMITHERS, 8.c.

se ge ~ sow. rare.

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$

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Karo Sailings From Prince Rupert
— WAYS:

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: weve e eect ene eeetesaeetnteeeenee vanes Wednesday, 10 p.m.
; STEWART........ Laenees seen aecaseeeuensesensarees Friday, 10 p m.
+ ses, Prince Albert or Prince John cy
} For PORT SIMPSON and STEWART.........0 0c eseees Monday, 8 p.m.
> VANCOUVER vin QUEEN CHARLOITE ISLANDS. ...... Wednesday, 8 p.m.
SKEENA RIVER PORTS ....cceeeere wees ee eeeeneeees Sunday, a.m.
REDUCED FARES °

SMITHERS EXHIBITION, September 19-21, 1923

F. McNaughton, Thiatrict Passenger Agent Prince Rupert, B.C.

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