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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923

Hot Air Furnaces

Sheet Metal
Workers

Steen’s
Limited

Sanitary and Heating Engineers

Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air
Heating Systema

Lead Burning and Chemical
Burning

Estimates
cheerfully
furnishe

i. \ PRINCE RUPERT, ne.

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‘Agents for MeLary’s Famous

/ river, Bobbie-Horning experienc-

Forestdale .

R. H. Leighton, forest: branch
supervisor, was a business visitor
last Tuesday. |

Mrs. J. C, ‘Keddy has been
down with the flu for the past
few days,

. Tie loading operations have
kept several busy during thel,
week,

Before Magistrate Hoskins on
Friday John David, a native, was
found guilty of setting out a fire
without a permit, and was fined
$25 and costs. A second case,
against a local man, was dismiss-
ed for lack of evidence.

While swimming in the Bulkley

ed a narrow escape from drown-

=; Soda Fountain
a° Ice Cream Soft Drinks

Jo
Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton

er

ing when swept: away by the
current, He made the shore only
after a hard strugele.

f
C. H, Calvert, of Burns Lake,
was a recent visitor,

A farewell dance was given at
Topley on Saturday to Miss CG, A.
Carter, who is relinquishing her
charge of the school there at the
end of the term. The affair was
well carried out by the citizens.
In presenting Miss Carter with a
concrete expression of apprecia-

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50 per
month in advance, This rate in-

chides office consultations and
a” medicines, as well as all costs

' while in the hospital, Tiekets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J. Thorp,

eee Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
my ¢al superintendent at the Hospital.

tion in the form of a purse made
up by the residents, Mr. Holmes,
of the buard of trustees, regret-
ted her departure in that as a
teacher and as member of the
community Miss Carter had ren-
dered sterling service and will be
muck missed.

The following three ecommand-
ments may be adopted in any
community: First.—Thou shalt
love thy home. town above all
other towns, Thou shalt be loyal

| T.R. DAVIS
ao ae

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

2 Excellent stock of HARDWARE

on hand

me Store open Saturdays only from
: noon on

Prices Now Reduced

SPRINCESS

SICK CREAM PARLOR

Ice Cream Ice Cream Sodas
Soft Drinks Confectionery
Afternoon Tea served

from 12 to 8 p.m.
_ Cigars” Clrarettes

eee Cream supplied in quantities

. J. Kirkaldy, Terrace

New Hazelton.
BAKERY. |

FRESH BREAD DAILY. :
made in. a modern oven

Ask for Mra. Spooner's
bread at your store

e-pound loaves 2 for 25¢.

Boole

to her people and her institutions,
Second,—Thou shalt guard thy
heme town from the hosts of eyil
that would invade and destroy her
soul. Thou shalt keep the good
name of thy home town clean and
without stain or blemish. Third.
—Thou shalt elect as thy public
servants men of strong character
eager to conserve the best inter-
ests of thy people, and when thou
hast elected such men thou shalt
stand to support and encourage
them, for their temptations are
many and their burdens heavy.

Frencois Lake Hospital

The Francois Leake Hospital Picnic
and Pound Party, held on the hospital
grounds on June 28rd was more success-
ful than ever. A large crowd waa in
attendance, all the Lakes district being
represented. The cash proceeds am-
ounted to $96.95, besides’ the liberal
pound donations, valued in money to
the amount of $130.

- In the evening a dance was held in J,

under the capable management of the
dance committee, together with the co-
operation of Messrs. ira Mitchell and
Lyater Mulvaney “ag. ‘floor managers,

one pre sent,

+ On Wednesday. June 20, before
Magistrate H. DuVernet at Kit-|.
wanga, Kufus Good, Indian, was

Terrace.
ly attraetive district and one
which offered great possibilities
for the future.
need to get in and work hard to
win success, and he could assure
H, Keefe’s hotel, and was condueted| them that so far as the railway
was concerned they wouid do all
in their power to help forward
the interests of the district, “I
and was thoroughly enjoyed by every-|@M glad to have been here,” he
concluded, ‘‘and to have seen your |.
wonderful district, and I wish you
all sorts of good luck.”

Rupert at 4 p.m., taking tor con-
convicted of setting fire without sumption on the’. way sample
{a vermit, contrary to Section 108| crates of local strawberries with,|:
the. compliments ‘of ‘the: citizens |

Railway Head

On His Visit
Continued from Page 1
communities of Terrace and Lak-
else. The visit of Sir. Henry
Thornton, head of the Canadian
National Railways, was more than
a holiday or perfunctory event.
Sir Henry’s purpose was to size

up the possibilities of this valley

and-to consider in what way the
mutual welfare of the district and
the great carrying company could
be best advanced.  His-,experi-
ences during the 28 hours he spent
were of a kind to be remembered
by him in a way that must have
put Terrace andLakelse very for-
cibly on his memory. tablets, and
in future days we may be assured
he will not forget this part of his
gigantic system.
The special train arrived around
one o’clock on Saturday and was
welcomed by a goodly gathering
of the citizens of Terrace and
district. It had been agreed that
all formalities should be set aside
and nothing more imposing took
place than a few introductions of
leading lights to Sir Henry, and
then some six automobiles hurried
the most of the party to Lakelse,
where the hot springs were visit-
ed and fishing and bathing in the
lake were indulged in with the
Rreatest pleasure, the evening
being spent in the hotel, where
the management had made most
satisfactory arrangements for the
occasion.
‘Sir Henry bad the pleasure of
catching 16 or 18 fine fish and his
companions increased the catch
to somewhere around 60 or 70,
a very Dleasing haul. The party
was accompanied to the Lake by
Geo, Little and C. R. Gilbert, of
the lucal reception committee.
who took the opportunity en route
to prime the principal visitor with
the especial characteristics, pos-
sibilities, prospects and needs of
the valley.
After a most enjoyable time at
Lakelse the party returned at
2.30 on Sunday afternoon, and
Sir Henry was then taken up to
the Bench and giyen a view -of
the Horseshoe area, with which
he was highly pleased.

Before leaving he addressed a

CARBONOL

The N ew. Disinfectant.

Superior to lye, linie and all other Spring cieatwers

For cleaning chicken coops,
stab es, ete.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

Will be held in the CW.
V.A. Hall at

Terrace, B.C.
MONDAY, JULY 2nd,

Gentlemen, $1.00 - Ladies, 50c

St. Andrew’ sSociety

Dance

DOMINION DAY

HALF OF PROFITS WILL Go
TO THE Hosprran Fonp

EVERYBODY WELCOME

Dentist Coming

Dr. Edmonds will make a return visit to

Hazelton July 1st, 2nd, 3rd

He will be in

Terrace, July 4th

Make your appointments early

Dr. Edmonds

* Every Mopsen Faciuiry Fon THz
CoRRECTION OF TooTRH TROUBLES

Dr, A. H. Bayne

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C,

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS |

Suavevs THRovenour CENTRAL BRC. .

few words to the townspeople

DENTIST

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS

Rooms 4, 5, 6, PRINCE
Helgerton Block RUPERT BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY
” P.O. Box 948 A wire
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. will bring us
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who had gathered to wish him
bon voyage in the course of which
he said he was very pleased to
have an opportunity of saying a
word or two to ‘the citizens of
They had a wonderful-

They would all

‘The train pulled out for. Prinee

PILES

No one hut the sufferer knows the terrible agony

ROTEL RINE RUPERT

ean Plan

tt fe to ey for teller fg haw, Hopalans Rates $1.50 50 per Gay and up :
me Or eeniun produces : First-class Cafe ata Gares

“Pp AX”

Barrister ; .
Notary Public.

it you have not hitherto found rollef di

despair, place your falth in Pay. oes €

Except. in uuusually stubborn cases ons bor Is

udually sufficient, SMITHERS so.

Get “PAX” from your Drugelst or {f he cantiot. oo
Supply you send One Doller and “PAK will ba 7 —

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Bent you in a- plain package.

CROWN CHEMICAL

PRODUCTS oF OANADA

1015 Dominion Sullding

B.C, LAND SURVEYOR
VANCOUVER, 2.6

J. Allan Rutherford

ofthe: Forest Act, and. was A fined,

oa and 2. 75 coats. fe

wee “Tot Terrace and ‘Lakelse.

For Sale ° g

i] house, baer and other | buildings.

All descriptions of sur-.
veys ‘promptly executed’:

ver four acres: at

Two + Mile; . food
ve ;

: SOUTH HAZELTON +

an acre. pl
| All Zene ene

ughed ‘and : read
. Apply Mra.

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