‘tothe South line of Lot 1043, thence

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON”

Proprietor

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TOURIST [{OTEL
' TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

F. W. Moersch

City Market, Prince Rupert

’ FRESH MEATS, POULTRY,
Green and Dry VEGETABLES

Bought and Sold

Fall Line of Groceries

P.O. Box 123, Prince Rupert

Notice

Range 5, Coast District

Take notice that I, Oscar Olander, of
Rosswood, B.C., Miner, intend to apply
for permission to purchase the follow-
ing described-lands:—

Commencing at a post planted 20
chains west of the N.W. corner of Lot
5118, thence south 20 chains, thence
West to the East bank of the Cedar
River, thence North following the river

East to point of commencement, con-
taining 20 acres more or less.

. Oscar Olander.
Dated Dec. 8th, 1922, 4108

“LAND ACT

Notice

Take notice that I, Pierre Limousin,
of Terrace, B.C., occupation farmer,
intend to apply for permission to pur-
chase the following described land:—
Commeneing at a3 post planted at the
South-West corner of Island No. 3,
situated on the Skeena River in the
vicinity of Lot 3738, Range 5, Coaat
District, thence North, east, thenee
South, following the contour of the
Island all the way round, containing 40
acres more or legs. .

Pierre Limousin,
' Applicant.
February 28rd, 1923. 031

MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE

“1XL"”, “Tyee”, “Silver - Tip’,
“Silver Queen’’, “‘Silver King’’ Miner-
2! Claims, situate in the Omineca Min-
ing Division of Cassiar District.

Where located near Owen Lake |

TAKE NOTICE that H.C. Wrinch,
Free Miner’s Certificate No. 52202C,
intend, sixty dayé from the date here-
of, to ap ply to the Mining Recorder for
Certificates of Improvements, for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of
the above claims. ; ; ;

And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.

Dated this Seventeenth day of eto

ber, A.D. 1922,

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MARCH 9, 1998
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| TOURIST LUMBERING
MUNING
Hor Srawas - . TERRACE HonncuuruRE

”

Mrs. Dover is down with a
very bad cold.

D. D. Munro was in town dur-
ing the week,

Mrs. Warne is expected home
from Careross in about a month.

J. MacIntyre went to the coast
on Wednesday for a few days,

Mrs. Vital Soucie and Mrs. D,
McKinnon went to Prince Rupert
on Wednesday.

Mrs. Ross has returned home
from Washington after being
away some months.

The Farmers’ Institute is in-
vestigating lime deposits near
the Little Canyon.

Mrs, Marsh is-improving.» She
has been two or three wéeks
much below par.

- On the heights the log-hauling
is yery difficult, while down
below the snow has all gone.

An examination for fire war-
dens is to be held at Smithers
towards the end of this month.

Capt, Johnson, of the provincial
liquor control board, paid a visit
to Terrace on Friday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Morphy have
gone on a visit to Seattle where
they propose spending a few
months. .

Before leaying for Rochester,
N.Y., Mrs. Parsons was made
the recipient of a purse from the
Ladies’ Guild.

The timber inspectors have
been busy this week and many
carloads of ties and poles have
been shipped.

The monthly meeting of the
Women’s Auxiliary was held at
the home of Mrs. Frank Ross on
Wednesday and was very suc-|
cessful, .

H. Lewis Sharpe, who is well
known here, is going to Surf
Inlet, where he is taking up
secretarial duties, ,

Mrs, J. K. Gordon and her son,
Frank, have gone south by way
of Vancouver and Seattle and ex-
pect to be away for a few months.
Capt. and Mrs. Colthurst went
to Vaneouver on Friday, Mrs.
Colthurst being on her way home
to bring their children over here.

Rev, J.H.. Young has had a

1 bad tine with a severe cold. He

was unable to take servicein the
Presbyterian church on Snnday
and Rev. T, J. Marsh took his
place. _

Prospecting in the Kaium Lake
district is being carried on with
energy and it is confidently stat-
ed that the spring will see the
number of people enraged multi-
plied several times,

the Northern Polytechnical In-
stitute, proposes to visit Terrace
shortly with a view to consider-
ing the provision of technical and
vocational education in the dis-
trict,

Fred Bishop is getting into the
picture show business 0. K. He
has his films booked ahead for
a year, so that there should be
few. annoying failares. Only
good stuff is coming Terrace way.

.There was a Parent-Teacher
mecting in Progress Hall, Thurs-
day evening, From now on the
local P.-T. Association will meet
on the second Thursday in every
month. Everybody welcome.

1 Convenor.

James Richmond is having a
meat department partitioned off
at his store and when completed
he will be able to keep fresh meat
and -provisions in perfect con-
dition all through the warm wea-
ther. The meat department will
be. screened off and there will be
installed one of MeClary’s best
refrigerators, The addition should
be quite a drawing ecard.

Rev. T. J. Marsh held service
in -Usk last Wednesday night.

Among the visitors registered at the
Tourist Hotel were:—F.Gullett, H. Mc-
Coy, Usk; T.H. Johngon, J. M. Hoekin,
Vancouver; P. Terrier, Hanall; Joe Bent,
H. L. Sharpe, Princé. Rupert; Guy A.
Wesley, R.Milto,n Amesbury; C. Childs,
Nelaon; L.Aisthorpe, Prince George; E.
Lind.

Registrations at the Terrace Hotel
this week inelude:—J. C. Knight, J. 5.
Ormheim, R.A. Harlow, M.M. MeLoch-
lan, Prince Rupert; 8. V. Ardagh, New
Hazelton; W Brackenbury, Amesbury;
H.W. Sharpe, Hazelton; ©. A. Rogers,

J.H, Hamilton, Vancouver; R.P. Wilmot,
Victoria; G.A. Cowell, C.N.R.:; J. Cott,

R.H. Eaton, F. Dobie, J. D. Albert, P.
Brodin, T.Johnston, T. Olson,

" Was Knocked Out

A.P. Chennette on Monday night.
He was driving a team with poles
on a bob-sleigh between Terrace
and the Skeena and was keeping
to the ditch to avoid the bare
ground.’ His rig struck and

knocked down a telephone pole|

which struck him in its fall and
threw him off the sled into ‘the

bush among some slashed wil-{

lows. Rev. T. J. Marsh came
along shortly and ‘noticed the
team: without a driver, He
stopped the horses and W. Jones
then came up. Mr. Marsh went
back and found Chennette just
recovering.and still in a very*hazy
condition. “He led Chennette
back to his team and Jones saw
him home. Ghennette was rather
badly burt ubout the head and
body. a

Are you a subscri ber yet?

Saturday, Mar. 3...

Terrace Weather
—Temp’re— ——Precipitation—— Depth = + ~

Date ' Max. Min. Rain Snow ‘Total ofsnow Remarks Wind
Sunday, Feb. 25.... 88... 81... .17.. 1 17 16" ..rain,sleet,. S.
Monday, Feb. 26... 41... 85... .51.. 610, 11". rain’... SB,
Tuesday, Feb. 27... 89... 58... .46.. 4. 48-10", tain .. SE

| Wednes., Feb. 28.. 41... 32., .87.. uh 87. 10". shwre » 5W.
Thursday, Mar, 1..87..24., 02... 1. 02,10"... fair 1. We
Friday, Mar. 2..... 86... 16... a vee 1". fine. W,
87... 2 OF » overcast., S,E.

-08 ., 10"

A rather serious accident hefel |}

John Pinder Moss, director of |

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.
LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE List _
$18.00 per M

Rough Lumber...............25.2 0202 teens
Shiplap.......... bees Sererrrreeere eases 22.50 *
Sundried and Sized ..... ‘oueeteoes sete eeees 22.50 ‘*
Finished Material ..2. .............. 40.00 to 65.00 “‘‘
Shingles. .......... cles Meeeee from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without. notice
Orders filled at short ‘notice. — Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

CARBONOL

The New Dicinfectant 7

Superior to lye, lime and all other Spring cleansers

For cleaning chicken coops,
stables, ete.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

\

JAMES RICHMOND
begs to announce that he is now in receipt of fresh supplies of

_\ MEAT

~ Local Produce

7

Fach Week

TERRACE |

ian National Railways |
Grand Trunk ‘Pacific Railway

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE will leave Prince Rupert every PRIDAY

at 8.00 a.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River,

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE =
For STEWART AND ANYOK—every Wedneaday at 8.00 p. m.

g.8. PRINCE JOHN will | leave P ince _Rupert for Vancouver

via. NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS 8.00 p.m., Jan.
_ 6th, 20th, Fe » ord, 17th, March 3rd, 17th, 31st. -

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el

_ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B‘,
- EASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda , 11.51 P.M,
WESTBOUND—Daily. except Tuesiay, 1.42 P, Wi.

For Auhntic Steamship Saili further information apply to any Gread Trunk Pacific,
< A, McNicholly Auitant General Freight and Pastenair ‘Agent, 204 an Pacis Agent on

PPPS he hung

Terrace Club

LIMITED
3, MeDongall, Proprietor

FURNISHED” ROOMS.

POOL TABLES
Soft Drinks

Opposite Station

Cigars

: with self-starter, 00 extra
wie Star ariet, $85.00, ox

HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT --
European Flan .

Rates $1.50 per day and up DELIVERY

First-class Cafe | [Ta Carte

BOOKING ORDERS NOW FOR spring Jn

_| TERRACE moroRs fy