THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923

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BARRISTER SeLICITOR

Archie Donaghy

TERRACE, B.C,
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TERRACE ~
HOTEL »

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample 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

Do
Celery King is the thing
to stimulate the liver, cleanse the
bowels, purify the blood, banish
headaches and make you ‘feel the
icy, of better health and strength.
ature’s own laxative and tonic
roots and herbs in Celery King.

400 and 60c packages.

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Are You Coughing?

Why not relieve it this vary day ?
A few drops of Shiloh banishes that
ticklingin the throat that maddena
you. A few doses heal up the sere
and inflamed tissuesin the throat

and really baniah that cough. 3%,
800 and $1.20. All druggists.

SHI LOH cis

B.G, LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of-‘gur- |
veys promptly executed

SOUTH HAZELTON

EXTRA COPIES

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

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eon’s Drug Store. °

Terrace—The Drug Store or, The
News Ofiice..

> Hazelton--The Drug Store. | -

New Hazelton —The Herald Office

Smithers—The Drug Store.
*" Felkwa—The Drug Store.
. Burns Lake—The Drag Store.
-' Phey are ten cents 2 copy: Help

| advertise your district by sending :

out these papers. °

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Tourist

LUMBERING
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Ho Svaivos TERRACE Horricunrone ;

to Rupert Wednesday on dental
business. .

The Terrace Conservatives are
not figuring on holding any meet-
ing this year.

A number of people have visit-
ed the distriet this week intent
on finding suitable locations.

Mr. White returned to Terrace
on Saturday from Ocean Fall,
bringing his family with him.

The Parent-Teachers’ Associa-
tion are putting on a dance and
whist drive tonight (Friday. )

The coming of the heavy snow
has helped the loggers greatly
and the hauling is now proceed-
ing merrily.

Father Leray was in town last
week and returned to Prince
George on Friday. He is now
relieved of responsibility for this
western district and will concen-
trate his efforts around Prince
George.

T. R. Davis is now engaged in
putting down a cement founda-
tion for his engine on Carruther’s
place leading to La La valley.
He figures on doing quite a big
hit of work up there during the
coming summer,

To raise funds for their work
the Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild

|held a silver tea at the home of

Mrs. £. T. Kenney on Saturday
a good company being present.

'|Mrs. Munro gave voeal solos and

Miss Kerr entertained on the
violin, while Mrs. Sundal con-
tributed a recitation.

The Welfare League met in
the Anglican church on Monday
night and had a pleasant night.
A spelling bee was conducted by
Rev. T. J. Marsh and solos and
choruses were sung by Mrs. Brew-
er, Mrs. Sundal, Sam Kirkaldy
and Elwood Brooks. Mrs, Sun-
dal also gave a recitation.

F. Bishop had another disap-
pointment Wednesday when his
film did not arrive. He put ona
fine show on Saturday night and
fot a good appreciative audience,
He has now arranged a supply
of films for the mid-week and
fully hopes to provide the show
as intended.

Mrs. J. H. Young went down |

by his wife and family.

Mrs, Geo, Little and family
went down to Prince Rupert on
Friday.

Mrs. Gordon Sparkes took her
baby to Rupert on Friday for
medieal attention.

Mrs. Gibb arrived from Prince
Rupert on Thursday night, on a
short vigit to their ranch on the
Bench.

Fred Dubord went east on
Friday, his destination being
Winnipeg, but he may make the
round trip before he returns,

The Anglican church serviee
was held in the Community hall,

Lakelse, on Sunday afternoon,

Rev, T. J. Marsh preaching .to a
good gathering.

The Women’s Auxillary of the
Anglican church gathered in
geod force on Wednesday when
the meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Callahan.

Quite a good run of furs was
brought into town for disposal
last, week, most of: the catches
coming from the Kalum Lake
district. Fred. Bishop shipped
out a fine lot:

Archie Donaghy postponed his
departure until Monday, when he
left for the south, accompanied
Mr.
Callahan likewise delayed his
departure and will remain here a
little longer,

Jack Johnson, who has taken a
lease of the Gibb ranch, moved
out there Friday with his wife
and child. He has just come
from Siberia by way of China.
R. Guido, who has been manag-
ing the ranch, has gone to Prince
Rupert. We may expect that his
popular goat rig will be a thing
of the past.

The Terrace depot was quite a
bustling place on Thursday of
last week, an unusual number of
passengers joining the weatbound
train, with quite a small crowd
of friends to wish them au revoir.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. and
Mrs, Sparkes, Mr. Martin, Mes,
Barker, L. 8. Hatt, and Rev. J.
H. Young were among those who
went down to the coast, the last-
named being on Farmers’ Insti-
tute work, and the others head-

ing for the sunny scuth.

PvVuey ew TT TT Teer

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, BC,

LUMBER MANUFACTURER - s

LUMBER PRICE Lis?

Rough Lumber. ...... Loeb ave daegecee etees $18.00 per M
Shiplap ........ ccc ccccses ce cecececececeeres 22.50

‘ Sundried and Sized .........0....0..0.0005e 22.50 ‘
Finished Material.... ......... +... 40.00 to 65.00 ‘'
Shingles. 2.0... 0... 0c.cccceeeus from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

. Prices subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice, Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

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. WE HAVE THEM ALL,

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

Royal Household Flour

IT am agent for that well known and

general favorite—
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR

I have a large stock on hand.

JAMES RICHM

TERRACE

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Canadian National Railways}

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway

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S.S. PRIN CE GEORGE will leave Prince "Bowe every FRIDAY

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

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATELE
For STEWART AND. ANY0X--every Wedneaday at 8.00 p.m,

8.8. PRINCE JOHN will leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver

vie NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS 8.00 p.m.. Jan,
h, 20th, Feb. rd, 17th, March ard, 1%th, dist.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B “,
EASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda , 11.61 P.M,
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P.M.

Atl Steamship Sailings o further_informati ly. to any Grand Ti
\ Fos f Aalentic Sienna om fee aay Ga jerk Pacific Ageat o1

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UPPER CANADA’S FIRST COUNCIL CHAMBER

Canada conducted its deliberations,

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‘The historic house in Kingston in

which the first Council of Upper —

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LIMITED a W

J. McDouall, Proprietor

FURNISHED ROOMS

POOL TABLES

Cigars ESoft Drinks
" Opposite Station
— Touriig Car .... $445.00
ORR LLL LALLA AEALLR One-ton Truck. .. $495.00

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, | with self-etarter, $85,00
pyc :Realeht and ay a

HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT .

Buropean Plan

. Rates $1.50 per day ‘and and up’ “
. First- class Cafe ala Garte *

' DELIVERY

| TERRACE MOTORS

Better and cheaper than ever before |i

BOOKING ORDERS Now FOR SPRING Biles

belt

beak,