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THE OMINECA HERALD; FRIDAY, JUNE 11928 7 oy

HOTEL

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TOURIST ‘LUMBERING
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Rev, Marsh:week-ended at Usk
Henry Frank has had some
trouble to get all the men want-
ed for the work on Kalum road.
A few more went up the Val-
ley on Monday.

Archie Donaghy was on his
way baek last week and got as
far as Rupert.

Bill Bedore with his wife and
daughter Minerva, before leav-
ing for Hutton, spent a time at
Giscombe to renew old acquaint-
ances.

Editor Walked
Saw the Land

Proprietor

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You Read It

R. T. Macfarlane, who is sub

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE List

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Rough Lumber......-...+esee-e-- a eee $18. 00 per M

Shiplap:.:....----+5 deveeeeeeees aeteeeeeees 22.50

Sundried and Sized ...-......++- ‘Seceeeeees ;~ 92.50 **

Finished Material.... .... Vaneeees -40.00 to 65.00 —

Shingles........ aa ccaseeeee a from $2.50 to $5.00 per M
” Prices aubject to change without notice |

Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously. .

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

stituting for Rey. W. J. Parsons,

got his oar in very nicely last] The editor doesn’t claim to be

TOURIST fOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

Thursday, when he took a preat
interest in the sports and nanded
out the prizes.

Mrs, and the Misses Allen were
down from Hanall for the sports
on Victoria Day.

Alex Olson came up from Remo
to look over his place "Thursday.

One of the disappointed parties
who nevertheless seemed to en-

a great pedestrian, but he put
over a goodshot on Tuesday,
when he padded it to mile 12 on
the Kalum Lake road and back
again. ‘‘Needs must be. when
the devil drives,”’

He had been ruthlessly exclud-
ed from the News office by the
wieked machinations of another
member of his family. Said

Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller to and
through the Bulkley Valley

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTFRS

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Rolfe & Dawson Managers

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Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
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THE LEADING HOTEL

Prinée Rupert, B. C.

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European Plan. ‘

Rates $1.60 per day up.

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" Special price this coming week
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AUCTIONEER: NEW AND
USED FURNITURE

Fred Bishop Terrace

was the Rev. J, Knox Wright,

banner of the much maligned
of the Bible Society. Mr. Wright

Frank and begged for the blan-
kets which have warmed the
editorial corps during the winter.

So the key was handed over in
all simplicity—and never retureed

had come to lecture on behalf of
the Society’s funds, but had to
give up on account of the sports
attracting. all the people, He

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left for Rupert on Friday.

W. V. A. met in ‘the Vet's
on Tuesday. Mrs. Bishop enter
tertained a good gathering.

Archie Donaghy arrived Tues

ter transactirg business.

The ladies auxiliary of the G,
hall

day night and left Wednesday af-

St, Andrews ‘Society figures on
a social tonight in the Vet's hall.

until the meeting of pater and
son at mile 12 on Tuesday.

The delinquent was upset at
-|the bare suggestion that he had
Tot returned the key but the
- editor’ gs experience of having to
swing the pencil in the woodshed
was not to be denied, and the
‘suggestion that pockets be turned
out bore fruit with such rapidity
as only a prospector longs for.

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Mrs. Powers went to Hazelton

hospital Friday and on Sunday a First shot, first pocket, result:

the missing/key. i

WALLPAPERS

are much lower in price this year. b Come in and look over our sample
x OOKS es,

Also ask for color cards of PAINTS, STAINS and VARNISHES. It will
pay to buy paints now, as prices are advancing i in the wholesale markets

" SMITHERS, B.u.

son waz born. |

Messrs. Le Ferriere and St.

Jacques are taking advantage of
3, course in agriculture given by
the American government in the
‘Their bet-
ter halyes have gone to join ‘em.
Under the re-organization of
the police force Inspeetor Parson
of Prince George, formerly of
Terrace, has been ‘made inspect-
or of the whole of N. B. C.

Mr. Keith’s. throat continues to
trouble him and his friends are
anxious.

The question of the provision
of @ local hospital has again erop-
ped up. Qne of the newer or-
ganizations is anxious to sponsor
a movement to raise funds.

Mr. Barker has no more any
thought of stepping out—he has
bought a car.

J. P. Wheeler of Telkwa. was
here this week on soldier settle-
ment business. .

All thatis by the way. The

Kalum Valley is really superb.
From mile 4 on it is simply one
magnificent phantasmagoria.
Birds of ali kinds are ever on
fhe wine and their loud and shrill
ealls are ceaseless. Shrubs, a
month ago under snow, are now
brilliantly green for the whole of
their twenty inches height: Blos-
soms in, bewildering varietv and
abundance meet the eve at every
turn, and the spring odors aris-
ing alike from forest and clear-
ing, and always attractive, round
out a charming picture fittingly
framed with the majestic moun-
tains on every hand.

Here, ‘where it is'almost sac-
rilege to lay hands on nature in
her vergin purity, the dominant
claims of man: must needs be
heard and attended to, Henry
Frank is running what promises

The Bulkley Hotel

E. BE. Orchard, Owner.

. European or American Plan

The headquarters for ‘the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men

find this.a grand hotel to stop at,

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

saddle horaes provided.

- Smithers. B. Cc,

one day to be a big, fing stretch
of highway through the mighty
fastness— pushing through the
darkened woods, creeping, round
the precipitous. hills, bridging
ever the laughing creeks, and:
ever threading the way further
and further through the recess
until he shall open up the wonder
Jeountry of Kalum Lake to the
tourist’ and give the means of
transportation, to, jthe . patient!’
prospector. Some. forty of fifty |=

Dave Wilson came up from
Shames Monday and went on to
the Lake to see his ehum Treston

Joe Arkle is catering at one of
the road camps and Mrs. Raven.
at the other.

J. Pinder Moss was- in town on
Wednesday filling in the details
“| for his new technical classes.

Pp. Ww. Anderson, road superin
‘ltendent of Rupert, visited. ‘Ter-
_.| race on Wednesday to, Wook over.

- Are you a subscriber yet?

Send | in your name and eash | now '

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men are at work there, and great

walk was well worth the effort] |
for just now the country up the}?

PEDERI

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS!

Spring Steamship Service

Eifective April 15th
will sail from

8. S. Prince George and Prince Rupert Wil Rupert
every Sunday and Thorsday, at il p.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean
Falls, Powell River, VANCDAER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE

"Bor STEWART... cc-cecueecteereeer eens er enenes Saturday, 10pm.
For ANYOX occ cee e eee pecenaee yreereenenens Wednesday, 10 p.m.

for Vancouver, via NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN _
5. 8.P rince John CHARLOTTE HAND PORTS. April sth, May 12th,

* PASSHNGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE 4 ay,
BASTBCUND—Daily except Sunday, 11.51 P.M. ea
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, | 1.42 P. Vi." a

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“Far Atlantic Steamship Sailinga or futher information “aly to ang’ Canadian National Agent or
R.F. McNauzhton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. %
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MEN’S SHOES --

‘Tennis Shoes | Summer Shoes.

* Men "s-Farnishings, ‘Working Clothes,. etc, ji
W.F. Lindsay: .-. Terrace

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the road work and giving} instrue-

tions for new work. will be the\result, Tey

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