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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTUBER 1, 1926 -

Terrace Notes.

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The rally day service held‘at
three p. m. Sunday was well at-

tended, the ehurch being filled

to capacity. Thé program ‘put
on by the vrrious classes was

| indeed gratifying, Rey. W. and

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Mrs. Allen contributed solos.
The service was a pleasant and a
profitable one. .

J. B. Agar encountered a deer
on Sunday last on the way to the
Kalum Lake. - Ben was some't
surprised so he has no venison to
give his friends. sO

D, L. Spragge held the lueky
number and got the three-layer
fruit cake,

The many friends of Mrs. Geo.
Keith were sorry ‘to learn that
Mrs. Geo, Keith fell while pick-
ing fruit in their orchard Tues-
day evening. One ankle ‘was
sprained and the small bone in
the other was brolren.

Orill Bondreau and T. Ander-
son of Usk, W. Gain of Forest-
dale, R. C. Bamford, Endako,
J. Bullf, Rosewood, were visitors
at the fair last week.

Miss Nightingale who has been
holidaying at Dauphin, Man., ar-
rived Friday and was a guest at
the Manse: unti] Sunday when

she went on to Port Simpson to

Dr. Tremaine and A. E, Wake-
field, Norman T. Watt and Thos.
McClymont of ‘Prince Rupert,
Were week-end guests of R. L.
and Mrs, McIntosh ‘at the Cross-
ways, © oO .

A. &, Walters has re
Prince Rupert. . + os

Mrs. W. R, Riley and Mrs. A.
H. Barker left Monday fora short
holiday in Rupert. -

turned to

Miss Sibrary spent the week

Woodcock were guests of Mrs. A.
C. Head while attending the fair

Geo, Little was a business vis-
itor to Rupert last week,

Nursery Stock _
Being Supplied
From Terrace

A nursery industry is being de-
veloped by Michaud Bras. three
miles south of Terrace that is so
far adyanced that all focal re-
quirements in small fruits, orna-
mental trees and shrubs and rose
bushes can be supplied at home.

end at the home of Mrs. T. Brooks |
Wr. and Mrs, W. C. Little of |;

frown stock is that it does not
have to-be acclimatized. That
saves much time and many trees
or bushes or plants. ‘The experi-
menting has been done by the
nursery men at Terrace and you
known. that. what you get there
‘will thrive in this country. A
list of some of the stock they are
successfully producing will be
found on another page in this is-
sue. Few people, even in Ter-
race realize so many things can
be secured here to beautify the
home gardens. a

But what should appeal to all
home people and these who want
to get into the strawberry busi-

ness is Michaud’s Skeena Wonder
berry, It is their own creation:
itis a hardy plant and a heavy
producer. Its flavor, color, size
and shape are all that you thing
a strawberry should be. Itis a
little later than some berries, but
that is another good quality, es-
pecially far these wanting to cater
to the late prairie market which is
the high price market. -lt is not
unreasonable to predict that if
the people along the Skeenariver

concentrated on the Skeena Won-| G@@=5RE uae

der strawberries, with perhaps
one earlier variety, it would not
be long before the fame of the

The great advantage of this local

Skeena river yalley as a straw-

fa us .
Your
1 & 3
u jw ecn are meray
of Gey be oi &
P ;

EATGQN pubileations are the

& souson’s shopping,

For practically every need,
logues and find the things
that run from the cheaper but

See that our Fall and Winter
“Catalogue and an
here that interest
They will

We sand thern yc
Free on Request, |
Write us exking
for the Hooks
you -wlah,

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purchases for immediuts needs, ur

you can consult the EATON Catia.
you Want shown in price ranges ;

of the highest quality, yet still

General Catalogue, our €rocery
y of our special b
you, are ready at
Bave you thine and mone.

GTR.
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mediums to use when making ;

When planning ahead for |

reliable grades to merchandise:
at economical marking.

ocklets or folders shown
hand for you to consult.

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So we will have room for more

Black Currant, 4 year old..... 0c each
Red Currants, 4:0 “4° 10c¢ oach
White Currants, 4‘ * F 010e each
Thornless Blackberry 1 yr old.10c each
Gooseberry, 2 yearold .....,, .20¢ each

Skeena Wonder strawbe

growers and more investors,

‘R. A, Harlow, one of the rea
pioneers on this’ end of ‘the rail-
way, and who has béen the road
master for several years between
Pacifie and Prince Rupert, has
been transferréd to a similar po-
sition at Prince George, He will
be greatly missed along that sec.
tion of the road.

Uniform: amed
satisfactery
results

| Invariably follow
he use of

Bordeng
EAGLE BRAND
Condensed Milk

bert y country would attract more |

FORD
CARS

Will arrive April First,
Be sure to see them before
you buy any other
car, *

FULL STOCK OF PARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND

W. 8.
HENRY

SMITHERS, B.C.

“HOME-MADE | }

CANDY

Wm. Grant’s
Ageney

REAL

ESTATE

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Grown at.

Terrace, B.C.

Nursery

Especinlly for the northern inter-
jor farms, gardens and lawns

. 368 and 370.

‘being about A chains
Northwest corner
Northeasterly,
Westarly
of said Island to the point of commence-
ment and containing 50 acres, more
or legs.

PURE ICE CREAM :

Send for prices on our ice

cream in bulk, Mail orders

given special attention for
either candy or ice cream,

Thorne & Pawson

Smithers, B.C,

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* LAND ACT.

Nozick oF INTENTION TO APPLY To °
PURCHASE Lanp. ~ ;
~ In Skeena Land Recording Distriet
of Range'5, Coast District, and situ-
ate in the Skeena River between Lots

Take notice that I, Henri Defontaine’

Terrace, occupation ‘farmer, intend
to apply for permission to purchase the
following deseribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted at the
South end of Island No. 1, said post
Northerly from the
of Lot 874, thene:
Easterly, Southerly anc
and following the shore line

of

HENRI DEFONTAINE.
Dated August 12, 1926. 8362

For Quick Sale

rry plants at
4e each. .

|FRASER
VALLEY |
Herds Again (saix!

Lilacs, 1, 2, 8 and 4 yr, old from 26e to
$1.00 each,

Siberian Pea Tree, 1, 2, 8 and 4 yr. old,
_ from 26c to $1.00 each,

Bush Floney-suckle, 4 year old... .$1.00
Virgneia Creeper, 1 year old 25¢

Perenial and Bienial Flowering plaants,
» Prices onapplication, — . .
Rose Bushes and Ramblers (hardy) 1

It was mentioned in the news
Saturday that three head of Fra-
ser Valley cattle—Jerseys— were
sailing for Australia for breed-
ing purposes, It is cows like
these that give Pacific Milk the

y) tlrichness- and flayor which place
» and 2 keane Seolietede lit at the head of Canadian eva-

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‘This stock is all grown'on our own |D0rated milks. _
grounds three‘miles south of Terrace, | . -

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stock that is alrea y acclimated.

‘B. G. It pays to. plant.northern grown Pacific Milk |

’ Our Prices are ‘CASH, BF 0. B, “Ter: Head Offiee: Vancouver ; s,
i tee hid race, BC. Factories at Abbotsford ‘and ‘ Ladner }
“4 \ MEER. ot Pa Aw: OE ee, sexe wren A D DDAGC. | The Canadian’ National Kail:
i 7 er peep ° SS UEee mgt Ad. MICHAU ‘BROS.. ‘ways has decided to'concrete line
BM oT. EATON Chun. permeate e | Perrace. Bic... |thetumelat Doughty and work I

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