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_ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1921

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Ab. Little arrived i in town on
Saturday from” Kalum: Lake and
reports much. activity among the
Two new
cottages , are ‘being built on the
lake shore and one or two: ‘Taotor

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King, Miss
Waldron and B. Vanderlip made

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' “Hite flor SPAmGs TERRACE — 7
| Prince Rant are
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i ; Constable - Eggleshaw made’ a
THE Lavoe Hore . business trip:to. Prince. Rupert
iw NortHern 8. C, last week, .
Prince Rupert, B.C. Mrs. -D. D. Munro returned to|miners at: the ‘lake.
a a Terrace on Thursday after spend-
: — ing the Winter ‘at Smithers with
European Plan, her husband. Mrs,. Munro’s
a ‘{ |many friends were pleased to see, the lake this summer.
So TY her in Terrace as-they were be-
. Rates $1.60 per day up. \ginning to think: that Smithers
q { | friends had made it so pleasarrt

m ¢ P.O. Box 459, Prince Rupert, B.C.

find this a grand hotei to atop at.

‘| calsuperintandentat the Hospital,

The Dalkey Hotel|

E. E. Orchard. Owner

European or American Plan

“The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley." Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. Autos, livery or’ rigs
saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B.C.

Omineca Hotei

C. W. Dawson Manager

Best attention to tourista and to
commercial men. —
Dining room in connection ,

Rates reasonable, Patronage is

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Hazelton - - B.C.
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Importers and”
Dealers in
Wallpapers . We carry, the ©
Burlaps largest and -
Paints a most varied
Oils stock in
"Varnishes. * Northern
-Glass ‘British —
Columbia

Brushes, Etc.

Write us for ‘piformaition when as
renovating or building your home

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The Hazelton Hospital ‘issues
ticketa for any. period at $1. 5 per 7
. month in advance, | ‘This rate in- F
_ eludes: office ‘consultations. and -
‘medicines, os well as all costa .
while in.the Hospital. Tickets are.
obtainable in Hazelton from the -
‘drug store; frem’T.. J. . Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from tha medi-

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BUBALMING For bupraten ACAPROLALYY ©

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FRINGE RUFARE: “BO,

‘The Hazelton. Hospital ||

Hl for her that. she would. not Te-
turn this summer, .

Sam Kirkaldy went'to Prince
Rupert. on Thursday, ' ‘returning
on Friday night. pA

ET Kenney, who. was up
the line on’a business trip, re-
turned to. Terrace on Thursday.

8... Gordon, of. Aiyansh.came
overland from the Naas, arriving’
in Terrace on Tuesday, and left
|for Prince Rupert on Wednesday.
He is engaged in ranching i in the
Naas Valley. ,

‘B. Colbachini, who for a long
time has been suffering with].

: rheumatism is back home again

after taking a course of treat-
ment at the’ hot springs in Port
Essington, but is not any better.

Born—To Mr.‘and Mrs, Chas:

|Nelson, jr., at Terrace, on Fri-

day, May 2, a son. .
The G.W.V.A."Auxiliary whist
drive and dance was postponed
on account of the political meet
‘ing. The Auxiliary will hold the

‘the first. Friday in June.

A. McGiilvary Jeft Terrace on
‘Thursday en route ‘to: Vancouver
on a business trip. ©

S.
Smithers, arrived in. Terrace’ on
Saturday and were joined *here.
by Mr. Long’s sistera and little
daughter. .He is en. route to
Vancouver, where he will make
his home for the present. _

“Mrs. A. X. Wilson, of Remo,
was a visitor in Terrace last

Saturday, paying a yisit-to the

Hill Farm and also attending the
W.A, bazaar.”

‘Mrs. Olof Hanson, of Prince
Rupert, spent a few days in
Terrace, the | ‘guest of Mrs. G.
Little, returning: to Prince . Ru-
pért on Sunday. oe

Everyone is busy in the gar-
dens and many have, planted their

’ seeds. . io
*Born—To. Me. and Mrs. Ged. -
‘Dover, : of Terrace, a son,

qos: May. 3.

Mrs. Morse ‘Hatt.:
returned: to Smithers on-the next

train, © and: Mrs: Hatt: will: visit ~ 7
am | in. Terrace for a few days. |

Rev. W, a Parsons. returned
to. Terrace on’ ‘Sunday: from’ up|

next whist. drive and danee on

‘Long and young son, of |:

at]

the Hazelton. Hospital, on. Satur- “we

bee

Mr. ° ‘and, Mrs.:. Floyd Hatt, of 7 a

|| smithers, arrived in Terrace on|..
Sunday. to pay'a Viait.to Mr. and): :

Floyd. Hatt os

the line,. where. he held week-end os

a motor trip to: Lakelse Lake on
Sunday last.

Constable and Mrs. C. A. Man-
cor have arrived. ‘at Britannia
Beach, their new home, . and like
it very much, ,

Joe Bush, of Usk, waaa Ter.
race visitor on. Monday...

Wm. Vanderlip paid a visit: to
Prince Rupert this week.

Fred Aiken was a visitor to
‘Prince Rupert on Monday.

D. D. Munro, of Smithers, ar-
rived in Terrace last Monday. and
spent a few. days at his home
here. |

Cc. F..A. Green made a trip to
Prince Rupert last Monday.

W. .Q. Fulton, of Prinee Ru-

%,
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Lake to have a few days’ fishing
with . “Bruce Jobnstone, who is
still at the: > lake,

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{who has been. “spending the

\by N. J. Oden, of Providence, R.

launches will be‘in. operation on’

. ' ‘ eT .
{were John Connel, of Victoria;

pert, arrived in Terrace on Satur-

|day' night, and went to Lakelse| man.

: p. W. Austin, of Kalom Lake,

winter monthe : ‘in- Oregon," re-
turned to Terrace on’ Saturday
last. Mr. Austin is accompanied

L. and it is their intention to
proceed to. Kalum Lake as scon as
possible to prospect on the for-
mer’s claims. |

John Raven,. of Kalum Lake,
was a Terrace visitor last week,

Mr. and Mrs. W.:C. Sparkes,
Jack and Donald Burnett made a
motor trip to Lakelse Lake last
Sunday. _

The G.W.V.A. Auxiliary held
a business meeting on Tuesday
in the Veterans’ hall. There was
much work accomplished and the
attendance was large. The presi-
dent was in the chair. A new
vice-president will be elected at
the next meeting to fill the
vacancy caused by the departure
of Mrs. A. C.. Mancor. .

Spoke for Third Party

The forthcoming election got
away to a good start in Terrace
on Friday evening, May 2, when
the Provincial party opened their
campaign before a full house in
Progress Hail. The sneakers

and T. J. Tener, of Vernon,

while C, R. Gilbert acted as chair-
The meeting was interest-
ing and was much enjoyed by all
as both weére good. talkers and

each had his own: line of humor,

: SAY iT WITH 1 FioWERS”

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German Roller
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Brokers Auctioneers
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When in Prince Rupert visit our...
Sales Rooms and convince your-. «
self of the astounding
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‘Private. Sales Conducted:

Auction Salea every Saturday at.
our Auction Rooms, Third Ave -

Prince Rupert - BC.

Lot 1563, Cassiar.

For Sale

offer refused. Stockland, Maple
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