OF ALL OF ALL BEMORIPRIDNE :

. ,, ROSES and all kinds of .

: FREES AND. cane
\ os: {tABBAGE PLANTS |
., Catalogue, prices ¢

D. , EEE

'. and Ave. uo FRINGE RUPERT

1]
Lot For Sale’ tore
lot at Terrace for best’ Gffery % acre
triver bottom; second from road; terms,
Anton’ Schwager, 1626 Sutter St, San
j Prancisee Cal. 1619

Fourte
HHogs For Sale Duroce
ete igs,. seven weeks. old, $7.00
each, WO registered SOWB and one
‘| boar $50.00 each. |The boar is unrelat-:
Fed to the sowa. CC. E. Carpenter,

Dorreen, B.C, .- --

Two. feather pillowa and
| / Found . “baby’s flannelette blan-
§ ket, found on Tenth Ave.,. New. Hazel-
ton, Owner may recover same by pay-
ing forthis advertisement, H. Fankin,
= New Hazelton. A

For Quick Sale

One hundred Preference Shares Kitse- |:
S.las Mountain. Coppet Co. Limited,-of
| Usk, B.C.. Apply to Official Adminis-

trator, Prince Rupert, B. G. 4451

iFor. Sale

Bold), Apply Mrs.

Terrace, B,C,

Rabbits for fur,
i For Sale -wool, meat, pets,
or faney White Angoras, Chinchillas,
a Havanas, Himalayans, Black Siberians,
Flemish Giant, and Duteh, all purebred
a stock, pedigrees with most of them.
@ The X. L. Rabbitry, Vanarsdol, B. C. 2

1 Milch Goat, 1
young Doe (9 mths.
c. J. Norrington,

—

B Territory of Alaska; Divi-
} sion Number. One, Hyder .
Precinct.

In Probate

“

fin the Matter of the:
maEstate of Leatha ;*.. Probate.
Davis, Deceased, ” Notice to Heira’

. By virtue of an order duly signed and

Wimade of record in ‘the abave entitled]

gacourt on the loth day of April, 1925;.
Mnotice is hereby given to ——— (Te ed)
malavis the alleged husband of the above
amed deceased and all other persons
@aclaiming an, interest in the above named
peestate that they. and each of them are.
B@hereby required to be and appear in
the above entitled court at Hyder,:
fe Alaska, and submit satisfactory proof.
por heirship within sixty days from the,
Medate of the firat. jpablication hereof. '

y And if you fail:so -to sppear. and file}.
Masuch satisfactory proof, a decree of
methis court: will he entered forfeiting
meyour interest therein. .
7 OREN F.: HILL,’

Re Administrator.
maDate of First Publication, May 1, 1925.
8 ate of Last Publication, June 19; 1926,

Smiled Before Breakfast.

James. ‘NeNish - cof’ ‘the Work.
an’s Compensation | Board, was
h caller atthe Herald’ ‘offica this
eek. He-was one government

fpf life, Although he-had not had.
mis breakfast yet, he informed us

Byith a smile-all. over, ‘his :face,
ahat we owed. the’ Board nothing,
And neither did the Board -find dt
necessary to increase our ‘agsess-

me drainistration;’': <UThe | Wo: rk.

NBA on Bards o
Bright apot i in the Pp "

an = E

gidays at the home of Mrs,

: iin the Commissioner’s Court}

* Number 16 ‘

| 4 ho was not taking the joy out}.

te ent ‘to meet increased. coste-pf |

ae
git.

Aaa

: “Woo

: : e
we fhe f 4

dock

ene ot

rr ra “
“The Woodeoek people: ‘celebiats
ed-the 24th with-a-dance:in the}.

| schoolhouse ;Jast Saturday. night:

There: was 2'good turnout,-includ-
ing. visitors from Cedarvale,. and:

-leveryhody ‘seemed: in: Just” the.

right:tneod. for- dancing. :

E. Mortimer,: of Prined Rupert,
visited Woodeock last ‘Sunday... -

Brennan was able to leave
the hospital’ last'week, and:spent
the past week visiting ‘friends at
Woodeock before -returning to
Usk, where. he.is now working,

C. Hodkin, who Kas been a
patient at-the Hazelton Hospital
for some weeks,- was able to
return, home last week. :

d. Borsuk. and children visited|;
Mrs. Borsuk at the Hospital last].
week add report her eondition as
improving.

Mrs. J. Paulis and children, ot
Cedarvale, are ‘spending a few
C.
Hodkin. -
~ Now that our new road is well
under way, D. MacLean is ‘Took-
ing around for a suitable garage
site. All suggestions will be
kindly received.

-§, Perkins and family, who
have been. living on the Doll
place, left on Saturday last .for-
Moricetown.
make- their future hame.

Woodcock people attended adance
at’ Kitwavnga-and ‘had an ‘enjov-
able time. -

passed: far too quickly.

The children here” are quite
delighted to find the wild straw-
‘berries getting ripe. The first of
the season was. found last week.

ba mercer |
on }
| Terrace 3
pL erace
-Mrs. « Jos. Greer: ‘and family

arrived from the coast this week
to -spend a holiday vat Hillside
Farm.

Mrs. Coates, fonether with her

; daughter and son-in-law,’ arrived

in town from Vancouver, and

Frank Phiseator. who has spent
the past year in the south, arriv-
ed in.town. from. Seattle last}.
jweek.. “

Mrs. ‘Metotosh. arrived: "this |:
week from Prince Rupert, to join:
her husband: at ‘their ‘summer
homeiat Kitsumkalum. «>
‘: Stanley Brooks, of the Bank of
Montreal staff, Printe Rupert, ‘is
spending a. few days with his
‘parents, Mr.’ and. Mrs, Thomas
Brooks, before" leaving’ for “Ed-
thonton,: to. which ‘point ‘he “bas
[been transferred by' the bank, -

* Rev. Di. ‘Grant,’ of ‘Prince Ro-
pert, ‘paid a ‘hurried. call to: “Ter-

; face’ “this seek stopping. only

Wei. “Burnath jade ab
to”  Kitwanga: ‘during the

1 an viene bseri

D Are’ you A 8u beri

at Ld

ls
a tt ee

bo

lip
“early: pat 0 of the wreck

‘few days during ‘the week,”

-where they will]

Two weeks’ ago a number of.

. The only regret ex-
|pressed was that: the evening}

{ jafternoon.

went out to Kitsumkalum Lake, |
| where she has mining interests.

: mie The Onninees Herald?”

: fee oe ee, “FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1925

a

—_—

“Eye ‘and | Mra: “Millichamu,. of.
Vancouver, , were visitors for a

Old-timers ‘of this district were
‘I pleased to welcome W. C. Arnott,
more familiarly. known to. them
in,the past as, “Cy?’ Arnott, who
arrived in’ town from Rupert on
Friday-for a. short holiday... Mr.
Arnott was associated with Foley,
Welch & Stewart in ‘the’ days of
| railway construction, and:‘madea
host of friends in this. district.

Geo. Little. is away. on his an-
nual prospecting trip in the’ vici-
nity of Kalum-Lake.. : He expects
this trip..to explore. a section.:of
the country. that. has not hereto-

|fore felt. the blow..of the pros-

peetor’ 8 hammer,

. Dr EF, P.. ‘Kenney arrived i in
town last Friday and immediately
set to work relieving. the suffer:
ings of those who are victims of.
any or all of disorders to which
the mouth i is heir. Mrs. Kenney}.
arrived on, Saturday, to join her
husband for. B few days’ holiday.

Constable Eggleshaw has been
busy lately placing ‘‘silent police-

jmen’’ at strategic points onthe

main thoroughfare... They are
viewed by. motorists and horse
drivers with mixed opinions. _.

_ Miss Ella Frank, of the Prince

: Rupert Hospital staff, is home on

a holiday, the guest of her pa-
rents, Mr.’ and Mrs. H, L: Frank,
Kitsumkalum.

‘Among the out-of-town visitors
to Terrace during the holiday

and -moved his family: back: to.
Hanall,

the Royal Lumber Go. plant at
jthat point. °-. :

' The‘tennis ‘club held ‘its first
‘afternoon tea’ of the: season at
the elub’s court on Saturday
» A‘large number of
members ‘availed themselves of
the opportunity to partake of the
dainty refreshments served.

“Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. H. Young,
who have been’ attending the
Methodist conference in Victoria,
returned on Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Fulton
and family: of Prince Runert,
arrived last . Saturday -afternoon
to spend a week’s holiday at their |.
camp at Lakelse Lake.

‘On Fishing: Bent |
Prinds Rupert disciples of Izaak
Walton arrived in ‘Terrace ‘on
Friday’ ‘well equipped to induce
the | “wily trout: to’ ‘forsake. ‘the
agluibrioua: climate “ of “Lakelse
Lake for the more questionable |
atmosphere of the > coast, 2 and pro-
ceeded next morning by auto for
the lake’ shore. © The ‘party was
comprised of Messrs. Gibbons, |}
1Orme;‘Scott,“and°H."F. MeLeod:
The length of thelr: stay. was
éntirdly- dependent ‘won the gu

libility of the trout. aed

ard

sivictly ‘fresh costs leas:

‘| bly No.: 15; Native Sons of Canal

|'Wrinch, M.L.A.; President,

were E. H. ‘Mortimer, of Prince
Rupert, Mr. Bowie and T. H..
Walsh, of Hazelton, and Mr, and
Mrs. Martin, of Prince Rupert. -

Robt. Jeatts, of Hanall, paid a: *
visit to Terrace during the week,.

where they will reside,.|
‘Mr... Jeatts is -yard foreman in

PEs as 13

‘hy tise shop: ib 'G, D.
at|e

| Officers Were installed
The officers of Terrace -Assem-

da, were installed into office on
‘thursday evening, the 21st, by

by D.D.G..S. ATI Kirkpatrick.:

quet was spread in the Assembly
rooms and was partaken of by all
the members. The after-dinner
speeches entertained those pres-
rent until a late hour. The fol-
lowing are the officers for the
ensuing term: President, J. M.
Hatt; Ist Vice-president, A. C.

A. Kirkpatrick; Sec.-Treasurer,.
Howard Warne; Sergeant-at-
Arms, H.  Walberg:’: Chaplain,
iT. J. Marsh; Inside Guard, J,

man; Historian, E. T. Kenney. .

- Liberals Elected Officers ‘

‘The annual ‘meeting of the
Terrace Liberal Association was
held in the G.W.Y.A. Hall on
Friday evening last, anda good
attendance of members was pres-
ent, After the’ discussion ‘of
regular routine business the elec-
tion of officers took piace, with
the result that the following were
chosen for the ‘current year:

kenzie King; Hon. Vice-Presi-
dents, F. Stork, M:P., Dr. H.C.
BK.
T. Kenney; Vice-President, J.
M. Viger; Secretary, N. Sher-
wood; Executive—Kalum Lake,
J. Couture and Geo. Cobb; Kalum,

0.D.G.P. E, T. Kenney, assisted |

Following the ceremonies a ban-|.

Fowler; 2nd Vice-president, W.|-

Warne; Outside Guard, 8. Creel-|}"

Hon. President, Hon. W. L. Mae-|-

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“meet all trains for passenger

“ Omineca”
‘Hotel:

' c. W. Daweas, Prop.
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Automobiles, Buses, or Riga

eR I CRED on Nh a AE re A OA

and baggage transfer

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN -

Hore MB ae ee ee

Dining room in connection
| MEALS.AT ALL HOURS...

B.C.

Hazelton .

Hotel
Prince ‘Rupert
| Prince Rupert. {

BO

Rates $1.50 per day up.

‘Henry Frank; Terrace, L. H.
Kenney, J. M. Hatt, I. Frank,
W. E, Smith, W. A. Kirkpatrick.

Francois. Lake |

Asa Robinson has returned to
his ranéh at Francois, where he}:
intends.to stay fora short while.
© H.C. Shinn has sold his baled
hay to the ‘government, and is
now busily employed in hauling
the hay to the north side, where}:
it is taken to Burns by trucks. |

- Mr. Bach, of Burns Lake, was
a week-end visitor’ at Francois

to Ootsa. -

‘ Mrs. Hume Linton and family
have moved back’from the land-
ing to their'-ranch at Uncha,
where they will put in a crop.

Mrs; Edoa Taylor. returned to

her ranch this summer and prob-
| ably all winter also,

| Messrs. . Wallace’ and. Bobby ||
Jeffery have joined the force
which is working on the Tintagel
road,

biome from, the south side of. the}.
lake, as the mill. hag shut down
for the. time b bait,

‘Chas, Bader; js,.now. hauling
umber -from., the Frank: Keefe
awmill ’ to ‘Biiiis: ‘Lake; *
eefe made a ‘trip himself with
iis. tractor ‘and delondyof lumber

the yom st

Lake, and continued on his way}

Uncha from Prince Rupert last |~~~
week. She intends ‘to stay. on|-

“Frank: ‘Mathias has’ ‘returned o

Mey

The Bulkley Hotel

E. &, Orchard, Owner ,

European or American Plan

The . headquarters ‘for the Bulkley
Valley.
find this 2 prand hotel to stop at. |

Tourists and Commercial men

All traing met. Autos, livery or rigs
‘saddle horses provided.

| mer B. C.

SHACKLETON
Hotel |

USK, ‘B.C,

- Ge:

\

New, clean and comfortable

* Firat-class Dining Roomi in connection *

Raves ARE ATTRACTIVE

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THOS, SHACKLETON - Prop. -

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A “SOLICITOR, _ “ Norary PUBLIC
Ly ‘s.. ‘McGill _
a “BAREISTIR,
. BMITHERS- “British Colombia

a ee

e| turned: ‘from: fancoiiver,. ‘and Ja:

' Dewey. “Atkinson: has: gone to

| Fraser Lake;.whera he will work
for Messrs. ‘Webster. and Black
for. the summer, ©

Myo
alts

» Mrs. G E. meson, ‘of Burns a

Lake, was’ recently:the Ruest. of
Mea. Wallage: Jefkeryy 2 tye

* Mra. GQ. B. Mitchell. hag re-