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Prince Rupert, B.C.

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business.
day’s train. -

trip to Prince Rupert on
day of last week,

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Mrs. Green, recently,

Enel
Valley,

oe All trains met.
 f addle horses provided.

E. E. Orchard, Owner

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a commercial’men, —-

Rates reasonable.
solicited

5 Dining room in connection
Patronage is

Smithers. B.C.

Hazelton - - B,C.

i . ’ ‘European Plan,
: a | Rates $1.50 per day up.
mThe Bulkley Hotel
!

a European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Tourista and Commercial men
pand this a grand hotel to ston at.

Autos, livery or rigs

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Omineca Hotel
Cc. W. Dawson Manager

Best attention to tourists and to:

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to Prince Ruvert.

meeting in the-hall on Friday
evening last to--edmplete _
for the big social‘evening on Fri-
day, April .25, . .
The Presbyterian Guild will
meet next. Thursdav. April 24,
l]at the homie of Mrs. Barker...”
The W.*A.: Auxiliary met this

week at the home of Mrs. Gil-
bert, Mrs. Thomas acting as
hostess. Next week’s meeting
‘will also be at Mrs,. Gilbert’s,
with Mrs, Hamlin as hostess.
The monthly meeting of the
| Parent-Teacher Association was
held: in the sehool on Thursday
evening, April 10th. After
the rezular business of the eve--
ning was discussed, Mrs, Bleec-

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Importers and

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‘ Wallpapers We carry: the
ae Burlaps largest and

i, Paints most varied —
tt Oils stock in
-. Varnishes Northern
me Glass British

4 Brushes, Ec.

| Write us for information when
renovating or building your home

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BEAVER Boarp DisTniautors

f A.W. EDGE Co.-

4 P.O. Hox 45, Prince Rupert, B.C.

' ¢in town, when the Association

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with the Cream
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‘Pres Rédipe“Boek—
Write the Borden Co. :

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{Grade II[-Mary Hipp, * Bertha

"| Jessie Nash, Joe Marchildon, How-

|deraon, Leater Taft.”
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ker gave a short talk and at 10
‘o'clock refreshments were serv-
ed. The next meeting ‘will be
will hold an auction sale. Keep
the date open.

.” Cruise Line to Kitimat
W. Blackstock, of the govern.
ment telegraph service, accom.
panied by Jack Bell, left last
week to eruise a trail between
Terrace and Kitimat with a view |,
telephone and télegraph com-
munication between these two
points. .The carrying out of this
work will depend on Mr. Black-
stock’s report, which, it is hoped,
will be favorable, as direct com-
munication is greatly needed by
the people of Kitimat. —

_ Kitsumgallum School

The following ure the: class
leaders for the month of March
in the Kitsumgatlum school: Re-
ceivingClass— Barbara Sherwood,
Joyce Cole, Edith Kohone; Grade
I-—Lloyd Thomas, Reta Taft,
Fred Nash: Jr. Grade II — Ernest
Taft,. Tony Hipp, Clara Little;
Sr. Grade Il—Adeéline| Thomas,
Gordon : Hatt, -Marjorie . Jeatt;

Moore, Edna-Dover; Grade IV—
ard Wilson; ‘Grade _V—Donald

_ THE-OMINECA HERALD, FRIDA

E.. Ralph, pole inspector fer
the C.N.R., was in Terrace on

W. E.. VanMeter was a passen-
ger to Prince Rupert un Wednes-

A. H. Wilson made a business
Wednes-

Mrs. L. G. Skinner, of Copper
City, paid a visit to her mother,

C. L. Youngman, who has been
relieving - for a few days’ for
D. A. McKinnon at the govern-
ment liquor store, has returned

The Ladies’. Auxiliary of the
G.W.V.A. held an executive

piete plans

-[voung daughter, Dorothy, left

to the possible establishment of |.

day, the 26th. “The members

and other subjects of importance
to the prospecting fraternity.

{renovated under the able super-
intendence of D. MecOlarty and
put in gafe condition insofar as|

the towers and foundations -are
concerned, Lae
being .overhauled, so that the
ferry will be in good shape to
accommodate the large traffic it ia
expected to handle during this
season. - oo -

Capt. Willman, has returned to
Usk, to further imbibe: its salu.
briougness, . Do

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¥. APRIL 18; 1924

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, Her 88th Anniversary °
* Mrs, Little sr, (Grandma Little)
eelebrated her &8th birthday at
her home on Lakelse Avenne by
entertaining a few friends. The
dainty lunch was served on a
tablecloth that was over two hua-

other had ‘‘Year 88’? in the cen-
ter. ‘Grandma was a very en-
thusiastic hostess, being in good
health and cheery... The guests
included Mesdames Brooks, Bleec-

W. Little, G. Little, Parsons and
Von Hees, Miss Unalee Greig and
Miss Cousins. The guests. de-
parted at 10.30, wishing Mrs.
‘Little many happy returns.

Tuxis Boys.Play Ball
The Terrace Tuxis Boys met
last week and lined up their base-
vall team for the coming season.
The team as it stands holds ‘pro-
mise of being the best the Tuxis
Boys have ever had. We expect
that this team will beat even the

seasons, The team is lined upas
follows: captain, Orvelle Kenney;

the dates 1836.and 1924, and an- 1

ker, Dover, Greig, E. Kenney, |:
In the Supreme Court of
British Columbia .

successful record of the past two 15

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‘ Commencin
, : chains weat o
dred years old.. One cake bo: Lo

LAND acT™
Hazelton'Land District.-. _g. District of
TAKE notice that
Chretien, of Terrace,

Farmer intend to.
to purchase the
lands: .

f the North-east corner of
t 370, and at. the south end of.an
Island in the Skeena River; thence fols'
owing shore of the ‘SI
Northerly 80 chains,
Southerly and Westerly to the point of
commencement, exeepting therefrom
gravel bars covered by high water, and
containing 25 acres more or less. :
JEAN LOUIS CHRETIEN
Date March 17th, 1924.

ast, Range 5 .
I’ Jean Louis
B.¢., occupation
apply Zor. permission
ollowing described

at a post planted 40

keena- River,’
Easterly 10 chains,

716

of Februa

said

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In the Matter of the “ADMINISTRATION
ActT,”’ and =

In the Matter of the Estate of PETER

P. JENNINGS, 1

TAKE NOTICE, by an order of Hia

Honour Judge

administrator of the Estate of the said
Peter P, Jennings, deceased intestate,
Al parties having claims against the

state are hereby required to for-
ward the same to me, properly verified,
on or before the 8rd day of May, 1924,
and all parties indebted to the said
Estate are required to pay the amount
of their indebtednesé to me forthwith,
ated at Smithers, B.C., April 15th,

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,

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PRINCE RUPERT

Exchange

“A Micnawnd . J. Stauvnp
~Brokers. Auctioneers
a Valuators
- (WE SWAP THE EARTH)
When in Prince Rupert visit our

Sales mos and eaivince your-- -

self of the astounding

ne we offer

Private Sales Conducted

Auction Sales every Saturday at
our Anction Rooms, Third Ave.

Prince Rupert - B.C.

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Young made the 8th day
1924, I was appointed

Official Administrator.

pitcher, Fred Scott;. catcher,
Charlie Burrigon; Ist base, Henry
Waliberg; 2nd base, Ted. Jobn-
ston; 3rd base, Bill Nelson; left
field, Frank Glass; right field,
Ernie Amos; centre field, Roy
Thomas; short stop, Abe Morris,
Practices will be held Tuesday
and Friday nigats at 7 p.m.

Usk

Skeena’s, Industrial Centre |

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‘A. Davis to the Lucky Luke
claim, to assist in the tunnel
being driven on a lower level on
the vein, of which indications
would show its imminence,

J, L. Bethurem is building a
powder house out of town for
storing quantities of that explo-
sive which is coming in for the
varied operations that are on the|-
tapis for the season.

Are you a subscriber yet?
Send in your name.and eash now

“SAY IT WITH FLOWERS”

Cut Flowers ~
Bouquets
Wreaths

Pot Plants
Bulbs
Seeds

D. Glennie

FLORIST

635 Second Avenue
(Near Post. Office)
PRINCE. RUPERT, 8.c.

Norwich and Gold Fish
German Roller . Bird Cages
Canaries and Bird Supplies

B.C. UNDERTAKER

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY —

: P.O, Box 948 ir
PRINCE RUPERT, BG, will bring us

Are you.a subscriber yet?

Dae otter &

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. Mrs. F,.A. Stewart, with her

for Rupert on Sunday - and will
be a guest of Mrs. Bunn, erst-
while resident of Usk. -

Rev, Father Allard, of Terrace,

was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. La-
croix, at whose residence com-
munion.service was held Sunday.

The meeting slated for-Sunday
of the Prospectors’ Association
has been postponed until! Satur-

will then elect officers and take
up the matter of mineral exhibits

The ferry at Usk has been

The pontoons are

Erling Willman, nephew of

“Uskites ‘have time apart from

ture

Fain,
pain

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tects. your house

follow natures
example

PROTECTION of her children ig -
4 =the constant care of the great,
earth Mother.
shielded from ‘the frost until it may
burst forth a radiant flower; tough
bark arotects the tender heart of
from wind and sun, cold and decay. ‘
That same wood which mother Nae...”
guarded 80 jealously nowplays ©
2 major part in your
lt with

B-H “English” Peint provides. 2 cost
ceptional strength and toughness that’
sun, sleet, snow and frost, when inferior:
7 strap, crack and peel. 7 Oo ne
Paint covers a ter surface
‘and lasts longer. than cheaper ete
¢ for years as

Burnett; Eimer McConnell, Mona

Greig; Grade VI—Kathleen Bur-

nett, Bessie. Moore, Frank Hipp;
Grade. VIi—Mae: Burrison, ‘Syl-
via-Taft, Evelyn. Thomas; Grade,
VIN— Mary, “Wilson,” Retty "An.

he" News is $28 feai.~

. will-practise faithfully.

the ever-grinding industrialism to
enter the sporting arena. A

faithful ine nas been selected 7 noe
and will be known as the Rinky-|- °°”
dink Club, and for the purpose of)

wresting honora on’ Empire Day
from:.the Terrace Undauntables

POR GALE BY

paint is to the house
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The frailest bud ig

trees.

home, Protect

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