"THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923

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J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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Bill Bedore is leaying Terrace
for the summer., He is bound
for Hutton, near Prince George,
where he is taking charge of a
lumber camp and his wife will
look after the catering. He has
arranged for his stock to be
looked after till his return in
the fall.

P, M.- Monckton returned from
Victoria last Thursday. He has
been engaged in the government

TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

department for about three weeks

One cf the jurors summoned
to attend the Bedore inquest
failed to put in an appearance
and was fined $10.

C. R. Gilbert returned from up
the line Monday.

James Richmond spent the
week-end at New Hazelton, re-
turning on Monday.

Miss Onalee Greig went west
on Monday’s train.

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Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller to and
] through the Bulkley Valley

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

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James Kotow Peer
TRLKWA -

Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
solicited

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Hotel
Prince Rupert

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THe LEADING HOTEL
IN NortHern B. ©.

‘Prince Rupert, B.C.

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European Plan.

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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H. J. Moore, of Shames, had a
run out to Terrace and patronis-
ed Bacchus too freely. He was
run in Saturday night, He was
allowed out on $50 bail on Sun-
day and did not turn up on Mon-
day, so his $50 was estreated,

Mr. Attwood is thinking of
installing a radio set at his place
over the river.

After getting his fruit trees
planted and another acre or so
cleared and sown to clover, Mr.
Sims has gone back to his work
at the hatchery.

Mr. Anderson, clerk in the
Bank of Montreal, is at present
on leave of absence. his place
| being filled by Mr. Miller.

The monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teachers’ Asso. was held
in Progress hall, Thursday night,
and after business, had been
carried out a musical program
was rendered, Mrs. von Hees,

taking part.

to a good clientele.

soft drinks.

from the noon hour on.

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E. E, Orchard, Owner

Valley.
find

is a grand hotel to stop at,
saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B. C.

The Bolkley Hotel

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

start the work for this season.

hauled onto the road..

also been started.

strawberry . runners.

season and has thus largel

Are you a subscriber yet?

Send in your name and cash now.

fect of the spring frost.

Mrs. Barker, Mrs. F. Hatt, Miss
B. Fowler and Miss 0. Greig

S, Kirkaldy has opened his ice
cream parlor and is now catering
He has en-
larged his premises and is han-
dling confectionery and cigars
and cigarettes as well as ice
cream and ice cream soda and
- He is prepared to
supply ice cream and confection-
ery in quantities for social eyents.
Afternoon tea is also served

Road Foreman Henry Frank]
started a gang of men out on the
Kalum road Monday morning to

They will begin at ten-mile and
work through to the lake and
in the fall more gravel will be
Work in
other parts of the district has

.. Dad Weeks has been distribut-

ing his largesse in the form. of
He has
_|donated about 25,000 plants this

helped to. counterbalance the ef-

~ Aubin, Maxton and Nightwind

are putting in a new bridge at
four-mile on the Kalum road. The
old structure had become dan-
perous,

C.A. Thomas has gone e the pace
clearing his land since last fall.
He has several more acres sowed
to clover this year.

W. A. Forsyth has undertaken

to take care of Michaolff’s orchard
this year.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
LUMBER MANUFACTURER |

LUMBER PRICE List
veceeauene $18.00 per M

Shiplap
Sundried and Sized

Finished Material .... ........500%
Shingles. ........0.cceeeeeueees from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled at short notice.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on | application

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.. 40.00 to 65.00

22.50
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Mill running continuously.

S. Doig went up to Kalum lake
on his fire warden round on Tues-
day. Doig thinks the Lake is the
most charming place ever.

There is a fine showing on most
of the fruit trees, the cherry
blossoms already having passed
its zenith,

The strawberries are picking
up wonderfully and are giving
signs of an abundant crop on
the remaining plants. ,
Raspberries, currants and
gooseberries are all simply laden
with blossom all over the valley.
J. Pinder-Moss, director of the
Polvtechnic at Rupert was here
last week looking oyer the situa-

WE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY IN TERRACE FOR

BENSOL

This is what the Automobile Club of America says:

“After exhaustive tests were made by this club of Bensol we ‘have
gasoline as a motor fuel not alone
ut also because of Jess trouble

‘proven Bensol far superior to
of greater milage obtained,
with carbon deposits.

Now if you hear any knocking Bensol you can quote
this statement from the finest source of information

Fred. C. Bishop

Bensol also aasists Inbrication as it. does
not cut the film of oil on the cylinder wall of the engine,’

TERRACE, B.C

tion with an eye to the establish-

ment of technical classes.

Dr. Grant came up from Ru-
pert Monday.

Mrs. A. Olson came up to see
to her home affairs on Monday.
G.W, Nickerson, of Prince Ru-
pert, spent the week-end in Ter-
race district.

The G.W.V.A. Ladies’ Auxili-
ary met at the home of Mrs. A.
Creelman on Tuesday. There
was a good turnout, Mrs. Creel-
man entertaining.

Local ranchers should be get-
ting their printed matter in hand
now, before the rush comes.

their lables, and vegetable grow-
ers should take care that they
are ready to keep within the new
Domihion Act which enacts that
every producer must label his
vegetables sent out forsale. The
man who “gets it in the neck’’ is
always the one who delays get-
ting ready. The Terrace News
will supply your printed matter
for you. .

honor of Mrs. Flovd Hatt, who
is leaving for Smithers, was hed
on Wednesday, a large numbei
of friends joining in voicing their
good wishes to. Mrs. Hatt.
The members of the Terrace Anglican
Women's Auxiliary held a most seccess-
ful apring sale of work and home cook-

Buy That New Range This Spring
BUOY IT DURING THE HOT SUMMER

‘REGINA’? Range with
polished steel top, large
copper reservoir

THIS HIGH CLASS,
BEAUTIFUL RANGE

Highly polished nickel
finish, white enamelled
door, thermometer, etc.

- $90

as cut, ONLY

Other ranges $2] np

Strawberry growers should have

A farewell tea and party in{§

There was a very good attendance and
the ladies were highly gratified at the |=
close nearly every article having found
a purchaser and the funds having been
strengthened to the extent of about
$120. Mra. Powers hd a busy time as
secretary - treasurer ‘and the various

stall: Mra, Gilbert, Mrs. Dover, Mra.

Nash, «- Gandy stall:

¥ | Mrs, Carr, Mra,

Mra. Bishop, Mrs, Hamlin, Misi Fowler,

ing in the Progress hall on Saturday. |:

tablea were staffed as follows: Sewing
Smith and Mrs, Sparkes. . Cooking atall:

Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Powers.; ‘eas ete. :

Miss Dobb, Miss Baker, ,

every Sunday and Thnraday at i1 p

Falls, Powell River, VANCOUVER,

For STEWART... .c-seccsseeeeeeeeuees ‘
For ANYOR.«.-----+-++5 steeuenee bacceeee

S.S. Prince J ohn
26th, 80th.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BC,
EASTBOUND —Daily except Sunday, 11.51 P.M.
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P.M.

For Aulantic Steamship Sailings or further information azply to any Canadian National Argent ot
BR. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

~ Spring Steamship samship Service

Effeetive April 16th

S.S. Prince George and Prince Rupert
.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean

epeeen

cease Wednesday, 10 p.m.

for Vancouver, vie NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN
CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS. April 28th, May 12th,

will sail from
Prince Rupert

VICTORIA, SEATTLE
, Saturday, 10 p.m.

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J ust . Arrived.

_ Tennis Shoes

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Men’ s Furnishings, Working Clothes; etc,’ | J ;

A New Stock—in all ‘sizes—ot

MEN’S SHOES

_ Summer Shoes F:

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