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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923 a .
OURIST QTEL TOURIST . LUMBERING | r . 3 Dar a’ A OF
TOURIST HOTEL |) exe = rorRace “se || GEO. LITTLE Tec. D™
Hor S HorvicuLTURE ° a H
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The most comfortable place == oe . ’
alone ae e ed ° a E. F. Duby was in town on|be of benefit to each district. . LUMBER Paice List tg
Now er New anagemen Thursday. , What a time Pete McDonald Rough Lumber,......cceceer eer een en scene 918.00 per M .
Cafe and Sample Rooms in con- - : ; ‘ag the last t Ghiplap i... 0. eee ce nee eee eet e ee ae eer e eee 22.50
nection W. R. Charter intends going/has had during. th UR’ Wi aly || Sundried and Sized ......... iveesieces 2... 22.50 gg
Fred. Dubord, Proprietor south for the winter again. three months. He has hart'y||  winished Material... ..'.....+. .. 40.00 to 65.00“ |
Mrs. Aldous hae q to| over been off the river, see-saw- hingles. : Ri 2.50 500 M
Va rs. ous az gone down toli., the day through, traffic has Shingles.......-.... seseerenens rom $2.50 to $5. 0 per
ancouver for the winter. been so heavy. Prices aubject to change without notice , a
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T, R. D AVIS , Fred Nash returned from Stew The members of the Women’s Orders filled at short notice. Mill running: continuously. {
art this week. He has had a Auxiliary (Anglican) met at Mrs ; a a
Terrace busy time surveying around there Marsh’s on Wednesday aftern oon, Prices of Moulding, ete., on application - j
is prepared to furnish Constable Mancor took an Usk| They are arranging a free social
Sash and Door man to Prince Rupert for obser-| for Tuesday. q
requirements vation as to his sanity. The hauling of gravel for thelf SSS enemas noes
Excellent stock of HARDWARE YS Va, eee ein |road leading to the bridge was Fall Steamship Service | a
Store open Saturdays only from perl, was a VISItO rent suspended on Wednesday, suf- Effective October 4th a
_ hoon on town at the week-end. ficient having been hauled. Four io
| Prices Now Reduced a Dane: Sesh sed a ors teams were hauling. §.8. PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE
m Usk Sunday and returne

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Survers TurovcHour CENTRAL B.C.

TERRACE HOTEL j

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J, K. GORDON -
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The Terrace
Club

has been purchased by, and is now
under the personal management of

F. H. AIKEN

who respectfully solicits a continuance
of the favors of ail patrons.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
TORACCOS. CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS, ETC.

ZN RSNA NT

in vital
food elements
which the. —
human body
requires

on Monday’s train.

Dave. Mawhinney eame. down
to Terrace for a pleasant hour or
two Saturday night.

Will Treston, Jack Arkle and
Jack Garland were all in town
from Kalum Lake on Friday and
Saturday.

E. Hamer has got a start made
with the erection of a shack on
his mineral claim near the
Little canyon.

Mrs. W.A. Alexander returned

from Rupert with the baby on
Saturday night.

Capt. J. B. Colthurst paid a
business visit to Prinee Rupert
on Thursday last.

Sam Long came in on Wednes-
day from Smithers, where he has
been spending sume weeks.
Denald Bruce went down to
Prince Rupert last week on a
deferred visit to his relatives and
friends. ,

G. Michaeloff is at present
clearing land and sinking a well
on his place.

An offer of agricultural lime
from Telkwa has been received
by the Farmers’ Institute. The
terms are said to be fairly favor-
able. ;

Mrs. A. ¥. Wilson, of Remo,
was visiting with Mrs. Marsh for
the Hallowe’en masquerade ball.

H, CG, Fraser, school inspector,
was giving the local schools the
look-over last week.

Olof Hanson, with R. BE. Allen
and H. G. Olsen, paid a visit to
the bridge on Friday afternoon..

P. M. Monekton returned from
the islands south of Prince Ru-
pert last week and has since

DBordens \
ST’. CHARLES MILK

Put upat SOUTH SUMAS, inthe heart
af the CHILLIWACK DISTRICT,
Free Recipe Book—Write

the Borden Co. Limited,
Vancouver

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'. ‘Timber Sale X5501
Sealed ‘tenders will be received by
the’ Minister of Lands at Victoria not
later: than noon on the 16th day of
November, 1928, for the purchase of
Licence X5501, to cut 1,084,000 feet. of
Hemlock and Spruce, ‘and 46,500 lineal
feet of Cedar Poles, on Lots 1375 and
1876, Range 5, Coast Land District.’
Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of timber, °°
“Further particulars of the Chief For-
ester, Victoria, B.C... or District For:
ester, Prince Rupert, B.C. $84

jon the road to the bridge. -

i! business resulting. This should

‘been engaged on local survey
' work.

| Major Taylor, provincial engin-
eer, and P. W. Anderson, road
iguperintendent, visited Terrace
on Friday and inspected the work

‘Commander B. H. Symns, of
the Lakelse hatchery has come
back to his ranch on the Bench
fer a week or two's ‘rest owing
to, having had his back injured
whilst handling a jack pine'pole.

Efforts are being.made by W.
L, Paddon, of Quiek, to interest
Terrace,-people in the produce
raised around Quick. There is,
it is stated, some likelihood of

Seram Lingh, a Hindu, was
gentenced to four months in jail
for supplying intoxicating liquor
to Indians at Vanarsdol.

The Terrace bridge is being
built on a straight contract basis
and not on a cost-plus basis as
some in the province have in-
timated,=

The Ladies’ Guild intend hold-
ing a Chicken Supper and Sale
of Work on Thanksgiving night,
in Knox Chureh, from 6 to 7.30
p.m. A musical program will be

dnd

will sail from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and

THURSDAY at 11 p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
SEATTLE and intermediate points.

sane erenenere peer eeeeeeeneteeegensnae Saturday, 10 p m.

$.S. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte
Island Ports, October 17th, November 3rd, 17th, December Ist, 15th, 29th

; “PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B °.
EASTBOUND—10.51 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
"WESTBOUND—12 87 P.M. Daily except Tuesday.

R. F, McNaughton, Diatrict'Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

provided. Admission: adults 75e,

children under 10 years, 35c.

Florence C. Young,
Sec.-treas.

Dominion Constable A. J. Wat-
kinson has been busy in the dis-
triet during the past week, and
suceeeded in landing a Hindu for
selling liquor to Indians.

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The outstanding event of the
week in Terrace was the Hal-
jowe’en masquerade ball held on
Wednesday night in the G. W.
V. A. hall, and attendéd by! a
large gathering in spite of the
unpropitious weather. A full
report will appear in the next
issue,

Jack Desjardines hiked out on
Saturday night and visited the
top of Thornhill mountain on
Sunday morning. He reported
fine weather with splendid visi-
bility. A slight wisp of snow
had been deposited away up the
hills. .

Miss Alice P. McDougall, who
has a location alongside the rail-
road track at Terrace, has been
visiting in the district during the
past week. She has made trips
up to the Kalum Valley collecting
specimens for her hiological
work.

Several residents who have
been spending some time at Any-
ox have returned this week, and
report that about three hundred
men will be dispensed'with there
shortly, The low price of copper
on the world markets is the rea-
son given for slowing down with
the work. .

Mrs. B. L,. Pearson has quali-
fied as a real rifle shot. A coy-
ete, which has been. living high
on Mrs, Peargon’s chickens, hav-
ing taken about two dozen of
them, became too bold in his
work and, Mrs.. Pearson did a fine

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Fresh Bread—When You Want It

and As You Like It

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have tasted our bread, and our cakes and cookies, too. PRA
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Highest qualicy fresh bread and supplice shipped anywhere along line on premses

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The Terrace Bakery $osein"nc sc

, BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP. SERVICE

couver, Victoria, Seattle, October 5, 12, 28, November 2, 16, 3.

For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, and Skagway—Qct. 1 3, 19, 29, Nav. 12, 26.

8.5.

‘Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver im

every Saturday at 1p m. : | ae

‘AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES
LW. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, ;

Prince Rupert

THE TELKWA DRUG STORE.

Veterinary Remedies P. Spouse, Phm.C. Household Remedies ; _
Toilet Articles Kodake DRUGGIST, STATIONER Ch Tob: fo

YOUR MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY FILLED ‘ ae

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Supplies

STATIONERY

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The Hazelton Hospital

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The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50 per —
month in advance, This rate in-.
eludes office consultations and
medicines, aa well as ail costa
while in the hospital. ‘Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the ~
drug store; from T, J. Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
cal superintendent at the Hospital.

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Up-to-Date Drug Stor a | =
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The Omineca Herald and Tig
Terrace News are $2. per yeu

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See Uuss BEATRICE” _ For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella (Gam

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