THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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‘TOURIST }{OTEL
TERRACE

The moat cornfortable place
along the railway to stop —

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection ~

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

F. W. Moersech

City Market, Prince Rupert

FRESH MEATS, POULTRY,
Green and Dry VEGETABLES

Bought and Sold

Full Line of Groceries

P.O, Box 123, Prince Rupert

Notice

Range 5, Coast District

Take notice that I, Oscar Olander, of
Rosswood, B.C., Miner, intend to apply
for permission to purchase the follow-
ing described lands :—

Commencing at a yt planted 20
chains west of the N.W. corner of Lot
118, thence south 20 chains, thence
West tothe East bank of the Cedar
River, thence North following the river
to the South Hine of Lot 1043, thence
East to point of commencement, con
taining 20 acres more or less.

Oscar Olander.
Dated Dec. 8th, 1922.

LAND ACT

Notice

Take notice that I, Pierre Limousin,
of Terrace, B.C., occupation farmer,
intend to a poly for permission to pur-
chase the following described lJand:—
Commencing at a post planted at the
South-West corner of Island No. 3,
situated on the Skeena, River in the
vicinity of Lot 373, Range 5, Conat
District, thence North, east, thence
South, ‘following the contour of. the
Island all the way round, containing 40
acres, more or less.

Pierre Limousin,
: “Applicant.
February 28rd, 1923. sil

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Constipation’ sRemedy
mast come from nature. Celery
.is a mixture of medicinal
her 3 and roots that rids the ays
tem of impurities in a gentle
natural wa: the and Anold od 1 well tried
remedy— ackages.
aaah

A Salesman’s Cough

irritates hia customers—and makes.
him inefficient and miserable, |
Shiloh is the ideal remedy—it is

- not a bulky cough mixture .
but a apecial formula proven suc. .
eset nest many years. A few

and 1 immediate - relief.
sa ee and $1.20. All druggists. .

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TOURIST

Hot Sprincs

. LUMBERING -

for sr TERRACE “ MoancouraRe

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Those farmers who wish to get
seed through the Farmers’ Insti-
tute should remember that the
order must be in by next Tues-
day, the 20th.

Constable Mancor was down to
Shames for several days last
week, taking part in the search
for a lost man,

Mr. Pinder Moss, director of
the Polytechnic Institute at Ru-
pert, visited Terrace over the
week-end on organization work.

Mrs. ‘D. McKinnon returned
on Friday from from her visit to
Prince Rupert.

Morse Hatt paid a business trip
up the line during the week-end.

The Farmers’ Institute has de-
cided to try out a sample of lime
from near Little Canyon.

J. H. Young reported on Friday
that the price of seed grain was
higher than last yeat while grass

_ | was lower.

S. L, Pruvan, relief station
agent from Edmonton, has come
to relieve Harry Creelman, who
is to enjoy a well-earned holiday.
R. H. Eaton, of the Hatchery,
left for the coast on Monday.
The’ boys came over and gave
him a good send-off.

Don’t forget the Grand March
starts tonight promptly at9, *1

Jim Swan figures on making
himself useful to lacal ranchers
by attending to the needs of their
fruit trees.

Over 22,000 feet of poles have
been taken from the Lawrence
property this vear.

The Ladies’ Guild is putting
on a home cooking sale on the
last of the month.

The rapid disappearance of the

snow has practically put an end

to. pole hauling for the present.
Fred Bishop ‘has got ina big
stock of books with which he is
willing to form the nucleus of a
subscription library.

- The local picture show is steadi-

ly climbing into public favor,
Fred is putting up CharlieChaplin
on Saturday and the much dis-
cussed film, '‘Forbidden Fruit?’
next Wednesday.

J,A.MecConnel has been putting
in a few weeks at Giggey’s mill,

Congratulations to F. Bishop’s
brother who has won out in
movie-land.,

Billy Donald has gone down
coast for a short while,

Elwood Brooks is hitting it fine
as assistant at the station.

Radio is sure the coming’ rage,
Messrs Sparkes haye been, put-
ting through some. wondrous
things. Mr. and Mrs, Keith
sampled the’ Frisco program the
other night. Mr. Sparkes has
specialized and is now open to
advise anyone wanting to tnntal
the new wonder.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary. j is “plan. |*

ning to hold-a bazaar in May with
a view to helping the Vet’s Club
finances.

money is ‘Promised to. Provide

material. aoa

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Already a sum of’

Cons. Mancor returned Monday
night from his search for a lost
man at Shames. The outfit of
the lost man was found but six
day’s search gave no clue as to
his whereabouts.

Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre plan to
make their home down in the
sunny south. ;

Mrs. Marsh has been below par
again and has spent a little time
on the Bench. ‘‘where the sun

shines”’ with Mrs. Lanfear and
Miss French.

The executive of the Farmers’

\Institute have now received the

contract forms for growers and
will be glad to sign up all berry
growers during this month. |
Owing to amendment of the
Drainage Act a meeting of the
owners concerned in the Horse-
shoe Drainage District is te be
held at the end of this month to
elect the Commissioners and de-
cide their remuneration.

Method Prevent
Growth of Horn -
Younger Calves

In the case of beef-bred calves
destined to be finished-for the
block, or of calves of the dairy
breeds where horns are congider-
ed a menace, the practice is to
treat the calf for the prevention
of horn growth before it is ten
days old. The treatment must
be thorough and the caustie used
up to strength, or malformed
horns will develop. Caustic potash
in stick form is recommended,
but Gillette’s lye may be used.
Clip the hair away from the
buttons, wash with soap and
water and dry. Appiy vaseline
or crude petroleum sothatit covers
the button itself. . Take a stick
of caustic potash, wrap it in

and moisten the tip of the stick
and rub it on the buttons. Two
methods are recommended: first,
rub the buttons gently for three
or five minutes until they become
red; second, rub on three or. four
times, at intervals, allowing the
potash to dry on the horn button
each time. The last-mentioned
method will generally give better
results, .. Precaution. should be
taken to protect the hands; not
to let the dissolved potash run
over other parts of the head; to
tie the calves up or separate them
so that they cannot lick one
another, and not to let water or
rain fall on their heads for a
few days. Where calves are
older than a week or ten days
and some horn development is
presenta condition often met
with where this operation is done
at branding and altering time on
the range--8 widely used plan is
to cut the top off the horn, evoid-
ing causing bleeding, if possible,
and then rubbing on caustic po-

a knife, ae

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GEO. LITTLE. Temas .

LUMBER MANUFACTURER -

“LUMBER PRICE LIST -

Rough Lumber.........-.--++-- pees tenes $18, 00 per M
Shiplap .. Gene be peseuseanees Succes eeneees eee 2250
Sundried and Sized ce eevetesteesersses seve 22,50 *!
 Kinished Material... °...-........ 40.00 to 65.00“
Shingles. ..........,. nae eanes from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

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

Pricea of Moulding, etc., on application . .

CARBONOL

The New ‘Disinfectant

‘Superior to lye, lime-and all other Spring cleansers

For cleaning chicken coops,
| stables, etc.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

‘TERRACE «= Yee

JAMES "RICHMOND

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

MEAT

Local Produce

Each Week .

arnae- ne

a

paper as a protection to the hands;$

| Ss. S. PRINCE JOHN will leave P ince Rupert for ‘Vancouver

Canadian National Railways
Grand Trunk Pacifit Railway

g, S. PRINCE GEORGE will leave Prince flapért every FRIDAY

” at 8.00 am. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River,
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE

For STEWART . AND ANYOX—every Wedneaday at 8.00 p. m.

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_ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B*,
BASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda, , 1).51°P.M.
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuessay, 1.42 P.M.

For Atlantic Stearuhip Saili further information spply “io Grand Trunk P,
% G. AL MeNichall, Sailing o further infra and Panenger Ags at, dasa duyoct iisAgen or WA

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Terrace Club

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J. MDourall Proprietor

FURNISHED ROOMS

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- POOL TABLES :
Soft Drinks

Opposite Station

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Touring Car .,...$445.00

One-ton Truck... .$495.00
ao MEE 2... with, selfeatarter. $38.0 i.
HOTEL: PRINCE RUPERT. si BL] "Hatt and taxes added.

4.2.3, Buropedn: Plan {

‘Rates $1.50 par” ‘day ‘and up and up ty DELIVERY

: BOOKING ORDERS Now FOR SPRING

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