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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923

Hay and Oats

ALWAYS ON HAND
LARGE or SMALL QUANTITIBS ©

BOYER & CARR

City Transfer Co.

Yarra B.C.

OUR BUSINESS 15

Transportation

By sutomobile, buggy,
or horse-

and supplies by wagon,
-drays or pack - horses.

We will move you or
your goods and distance
does not scare us.

Telkwa'Transfer

Hoops & Mapleton
Tedkwa - B.C,

Telkwa Lumber Co.

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; We move freight, express

Barrister -

Notary Public

L. S. McGILL

SMITHERS

Solicitor

BC. LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly execttted

: SOUTH HAZELTON

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

‘PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

P.O. Box 98 A wire

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B. C. UNDERTAKERS |
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will bring ua

HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT

3 European Pian
Rates $1.50 per day and up

First-class Cafe a Ja Carte

DEALERS
Building

Cabinet Making

Contracting

Wagon Repairing

Allkinds of building material carried
in stock

TELKWA

The Best Grade of.
ROUGH LUMBER
milled and sold by

Spital & Pohle

CARNABY -

MANUFACTURERS |

Bulklev Valley

She yp your? ro fs b
Hoorigpn TRADING $8 “9B.

LOnONT: ON, ALTA.
| Aishest Prices Paid.

Bo Propared for the
Bad Season

No one knows better
than: the Farmer
how uncertain
Seasons are. Crops
may be good for a
series of years, but
the.lean year is sure
to come.
Prepare. ‘for the. bad
season by depositing in
a Savings Account @
portion of the profits of
each good season,

The Royal Bank
of Canada

TELKWA BRANCH:
©, H, Wall, Manager

_ | bidding.

One of the things Sir Henry
Thornton will be asked. to have
corrected is the delay suffered by
shippers in securing cars, The
pole shippers, particularly, suffer
in this regard. The demand for
our poles is now good and as each
earload means several hundred
dollars to the railway, that or-
ganization should make every
effort to keep a full supply of
enipty cars on hand.

At Terrace on Friday evening
a public meeting was held for the
purpose of arranging for the re-
ception of Sir Henry Thornton,

- Hanall Spur, B, C.

Royal

sammrermentecteientanssesinmemn ers

Lumber
Company

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Note thet the name of

our Pout Office has been

changed f Mit C1) im Royal
Mills 4

HANALL, B. C.

Manufacturers of 7

Rough, Dressed & Dimension.

iumber

“By

HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR

. HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH

Flooring

Get our prices before ordering elsewhere

president of the Canadian Nation-
al Railways, who, with his party,
will visit Terrace and Lakelse
Hot Springs on Saturday, June
23. Those responsible for the
meeting were anxious for a large
turnout, so that every matter of
importance -affecting the town
and the railway could be discuss-
ed and put into shape for present-
ing to the president. _It is also
desired that there be a full turn-
out of citizens to give the presi-
dent a welcome. The i impression
made -on Sir Henry will niean
much to Terrace and district,

No doubt---

of her leasure when the Ring
t at R, W. Cameron's,
Our election covers @ very

wide range, and is calculated
to please even the most fas-

is boug’

tidious:

When you visit Prince Ru-
- pert visit us, and examine our
splendid lines of cutlery, cut

pass,

fancy articles. ©

Our repair department ‘is
fitted to. do prompt and care-
ful work at the lowest cost.

R. W. CAMERON & 00. “The Jewellers!

THIRD AVENUE ‘°*-

jewellery, silverware,
watches and other useful and

. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

t Quick and
Deep Creek

Mpa

The Lashbrook sale on June 1
was not well attended and the
bidding was very. slow. Things
went cheap. Cattle prices were
such as to almost lead one tv
think P. Burns was doing the
Or, was it because it
was Friday?

Mrs. Greene took her annual
trip totown on- Monday, This
was @ bi-annual though.
Smith and Wilson bid in most
of the cattle at the sale, and
should make a profit on their
purchases,
We hear that the cop is looking
for all stray bulls, so now is the
time ‘to round them up if there
are any such.

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Cordillera.
Hote

Newly Completed
Open for Business

TOM SHACKLETON,
Proprietor me

_ when blown out.

~ Their ‘added . lengits gives
: longer light in the dark,

A sturdy match, big enough
ta hazidle with your mitts on,
Strong enéugh to strike on
‘rough surfaces. Made te
: withstand more moisture.

A safe match, free from
polson and free from glow -~

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The best thing that has occured
in many a moon, was the rain on
the 10th. Tosay it was needed
is putting it mildly. Timothy
fields and gardens were just
about where they could stand the
weather no lodger, and grain
will -teceive a boost that should
put it far enough along to shade
the ground well. It is hard to
place a valueona good rain of
this kind—at this time,

Mr. Trail has built a brick
chimney for H. Lunn. The last
fire was enough for Harry.

A. Kerr spent last week in
Telkwa working on the tpack and
grounds.

There may be no poisonous
snakes in the B.V., but still some
are. being . blamed for getting
away with eRRs and small chicks.
‘| We know of one who. lost his life
‘fon circumstantial evidence of
having swallowed -a-gosling. |

[tune ‘to put his car. out of com:
. mission cn. Sunday. :

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- Kitsumkalum Farmers’ Institute _

: Terrace, B. C.

SHIPPERS OF

+ Strawberries
Red, Black, White Currants.

Raspberries

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Cherries and Apples

ral The Kitsumkalum Farmers’ Institute having organized will

handle practically all the fruit of the Valley.

Aji frait shipped

‘will be graded. We solicit yoyr orders of the above fruit. All

orders will receive e

rompt attention.
ressed to the Secretary.

Send orders early, ad-

4

John Pearson. had ‘the “misfor-

Thirty Five

Eleven ==

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companies are represented in the oe
Province.

of the thirty five, issued over one
miilion doflars each, ds shown by the @
following figures from: the: prelimin- §&
- ary report of the Superintendent of

‘ Insurance.

Moa , * wy
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Amount of Policies Net Amount .

a Preiniums for
.* Company | the year new and taken up in force
i. Vere rrrten - $412,518 5 $1,508,126 $11,217,412
«Ba eeceaes saeees ., 928,117 1,614,877 10,489,855
Great-Weat aeere 799,674 4,115,080 25,692, 787
| ee 358,774 1,457,421 10,187,802 .
Bee ciaees becca 116,810 1, 081, ‘049. $,568,549 |
| ree eee, 221,816 1,642,412 006,228
nn errr 450,011 3,100,000 18,800,000
oe: Ce 211,854 1,914,642 8,490,675
| rr 569,114 2,460,067 ~ 17,952,427
Je vassavenreuete 876,586 1,418,450 9,189,223
lessees 781,915 8,027,8 20,842, 107

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Life is explaine ony.
policyholders. a

Great West Life Assurance Compass |

W. GRANT, Lotal Represeitative :

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The reagon tor this t outstanding preference for The Grest-West
low rates and exceptional profits: paid to
you like particulars?. . ~

Loa

THE

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Almest , f th ‘i lig ‘ a teaned eee
0 e ordinary life insurance issued am
One Righth in British Columbia last year was &
placed in The Great- West Life,
Although. - -

Itaountain o on: Monday. Rasa

Mr. . Lamb» leaves. for. Dome

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