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Oliver Government ai

Gave Women be
“Minimum Wage

15, 000 women 1 and girls have , benefitted a

from the Oliver Minimum Wage. ‘et,

Conservative speakers have threatened
to interfere with the Minimum Wage Act.

Such a step would be a calamity to thou-
sands of women and girls throughout the
Province. —

Support the Minimum

_— _ Wage Act. for

‘Women _—

Vote Libe ral |

‘|| Mrs. Frost for the last few weeks,

Terrace. "Ei
tern rm
Alt reports point - ‘to the safe
return of the Oliver: government.’
Mrs. Danheuer, of Copper City,
was a ‘Terrace visitor. on Thursday.:
Mra. W. Kergummeaux and:
daughter arrived on Friday: from
Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Kergum-
meaux have taken up the Waite
residence. - obo,
Mrs. Tom Young ‘and “Janet
returned from Prince Rupert on
Friday. ‘

: W.E. Pideock, auditor for the/

7 - Dispensing, Chemists

ard AR enue a and

, “Prine ; Rupert ,

Presctiptions are ‘filled: exactly as ordered. by the: doctor. A’. .

‘fally qualified druggist is in charge of our digpensary 2 and: sony se
the purest aud finest. ingredients are. > used: Boke Bao.

-ORMES LIMITE

&

- ae - We also carry
: Patent Medicines _ “Toilet Articles - r Stationery”
oe ‘Kodaks ot Films: Kodak Accessories *

* Films developed and printed and returned by. next mail -

- We prepay postage on all mail orders accamparied ‘bo caah. or sent
. €.0:D. mail.” a ae .

Foreatry Department, Victoria,
was here on’ departmental busi-
ness this week, y

Kd. and Mrs. Hyde, of Hazel-,

ton, visited in Terrace and were
guests at the Terrace Hotel.

- Miss M. Stephens, of Smithers,
was: the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Frost last week. Little Miss
Olive Stephens has been visiting

Mrs. N. H. Kilpatrick, Smith.
ers, stopped off here for a few
days. on her way back from Van
couver and was the guest.of Mrs.
E. T. Kenney, and on Saturday
proceeded to Smithers.

The Presbyterian Guild met on
Thursday last and decided to
meet every two weeks instead of
every week for the months of
June, July and August. The
| next regular meeting will be held.
at the home’ of Rev.- and. Mrs.
Parsons on June 19, Every body

Make Your Towa a Trading Centre

You have, in your local newspaper, the -

opportunity for making your town a real trading”
center and your business a profitable enterprise.

People: will gladly come to your town to
rade if you tell them the news of the goods in

annnouncements the more people will come, and the
more you tell the quicker you will sell.

Local advertising is “more easily brought to
a high state of efficiency when merchants work

of patro.s with as little duplication as possible.

- News to reach the people of the northera interior

Ye

a ~ g

~Omineca Terrace:

‘ Herald.

]

_ Terrace, ‘B.C.

- your store. The more care you exercise in preparing your -

together and plan their advertising to cover all the needs

Use The Omineca Herald and The Terrace

News |

New HAZpuTON

welcome,. .

The fruit erop is ‘very promis-
ing this year. The Farmers’ In.
stitute will again market the bulk
of the fruit and have got a much
better system than thev had jast
year, ‘It is expected that the
prowers will get some real money
this year. The fruit is.in | good
shape, tov.

_Misses Evelyn and Rose Riee
‘and Dwight Rice, of Anyox, ar-
rived in Terrace on Friday night
to spend a three month’s holiday.
at Hill Farm. . The children are.
al! under 14 years of age and
have finished their school studies
for this term. ;

Mrs. Raven has taken over the
management of the Lakelse
Lodge and the place is now
ready for the season’s business.
Arrangements have also- been
made with the Térrace Motors to
handle the guests ‘and: their bap:
gage so that a big improvement
will be found in “the service of:
fered visitors. ‘this year.

- Owing to increased. business ‘at
the Tourist Hotel, red: Dubord'

has built-a. home: near the. hotel

io the Tourist. Club tq: Messrs, ‘An-

for. the stra berry crop, this: yea

for ‘himself “and. has. disposed of:

| derson & Westman,,’ A ‘number

to the: latter place. eee

Summer Steamship | Service

CANADIAN
A{STIONAL

June 7th.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound—1.17 a.m. Daily except ionday
Westbound—8. 16 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

+ ¢

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian
National Agent or

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

+.

8.8, PRINCE. RUPERT or PRINCE GEORGE will

AS. sail from Prince Rupert for VANCOUVER, VIC-
RaW M TORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points: each
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 11.00 p.m cl

For ANYOX.......ccseeereeeee ene eeeesers wees wease Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.
For STEWART..... dene cereeensneeee Veee ete eeateceenes Friday, 10.00 p.m.

S.S PRINCE JOHN for VANCOUVER via ‘Queen Charlotte: Talands,

What Tom Moore |
Says of the
Oliver Government:

an “The: ‘British ‘Columbia’ "Legislature —
is now leading Canada. in -the. matter. of |
legislation beneficial to the workers.

“Tee has the honor. of being the. first
Province. to give- legislative | ‘effect to the.

/ 7 Extract from “The - Cajadion
oe J ournal,’ ” February, 1924: .

we “Between 30,000. and ‘io, 000 workers will
ion benefit: from the Hours of Work: ‘Act: which °
m comes: into force N ew ‘Year's Day, 1925. p.

of improvements have been made

* Reports ‘are’ very ‘eneourag

8-hour day convention of ‘the International: _ ,
Labor organization, | passed at the. Washing- ae

ton. Conference 1 in 1919.

‘Congress