| “inopopt asked 3
coy maiden.

deed they insist on

community in: the

‘Speak up.. Light

~ Weleome
«Sign —

And in matters of buying,
as well'as in affairs of the heart, most
people like to be “asked”,

-He is a wise merchant’ who keeps ‘the
welcome sign constantly . before the.

TISEMENTS 1m the home paper. There
everybody sees it—for ADVERTISING: | -
s ‘the light of directed’ attention”. J fe

‘. good customers are listening for your
message and watching for your wel-. |.
come sign in “The Omineca Herald” _
and ‘The Terrace News”. te

People Shop Where
They Feel Welcome

% ~
[reer y

you, sir,’ ” ‘said the -

Often, i in-
a proper invitation.

form: of ADVER-

up. Hundreds of,

7

Cenient ‘Lime

BUILDING MATERIALS!

Plaster- Fireclay.

- Brick Building

Papers... Roofing

* Sash & Doors

B-ply Veneer Paneling oa

t.

Fir Finish

2 Suecialty ©

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LAD,

Prince Rupert, B. c.

| | Woodcock :

* whaweet
recipe | -

calls . :
for

8: Book—

» Free: Recipe
Write the Harden Ca.
, Limited, Vancolver

gT.c: ‘a6- a4

i - wey he Nate
: jo j

aa ee be ee

" The Hanson Timber & Lumber
f Co, loaded. a-car of. cedar pole

straight and was. special material
t New ‘Hazelton : delivers: ‘the’ real

: Price’ agers B G,
the ‘/--

‘ith, |]
In Skedna Land ‘Recording District’ and

“Timber Lot
_ For, Sale -

The Odicial " Administoator at Prince
Rupert. offers for sale Lot 1711,‘ Range
5, Coast District. This lot was Crown
granted in 1918, It contains a consider-

; able quantity of Cedar fit for poles and

pilings, and considerable: tie timber, |
The property is part of the, estate of
Joseph Lappie, deceased.
_ NORMAN A, WATT, .
Official Adpinietento,

wey
ree be is

"Notice of Intention io spol to a
te, Purchase, Land. Vo nt

* situate’ on Kitsunikalum Uake:
Take notice that I, Arthur Y. Wilson,
of Remo, " océupation mill super- |°
intendent, intend to a iply for permis-
ene to purchase, the £c lowing. deacribed

Es C ininencirig it a post slaiited on ‘the
shore of. nei bos t plait 20: chains
aflel eth of nfo eh N.W. corner. of L,' 6738;
0° ‘ch sing, ‘ thetice. "Ne '-26
‘chang thoes mt 2 chain more or
ss; thence follow e shore line, orl
Ketibtohin Take tind: “donitalning 40
deves:more :or Jess, .: -Land ti, feauited /)
for, erento of . Look: put. Station.
rorest| i

arte n for a pat man for
Wire | crt an cae by 4
YOUNG WILSON.

. "Dated Sune 22, on 2129

0108

————

Ue ene +

- Indian. Carvings |
(Continued from page 2)
eM
river-mouthi; and easily seen for.
three’ hundred feet, or riot easily
seen, as the case may be." The
more ‘acctirate thé location the
better, but even clues and rumors
will be of some value. Each in-
formant is requested to ‘give his
name and address that he may
be given due credit, and if neces-
gary be reached by mail’ in an
attempt to secure from him any
more detailed information desired

Le

A very successful community

pienie was given by the residents |
of Woodcock last Saturday, June
27,. at the. picnic grounds along |.

the Skeena,
ditions all that could be desired,

‘the people began to arrive soon].
after ten. o’clock; and visitors f

were present from Kitwange,
‘Cedarvale, Ritchie, and Dorreen.
The focal bachelors provided a
long table, benches, swings, etc.,
and they as well cleaned up the
grounds. -

ed by the many. good things to
eat which appeared on the table
for the noon and evening meal.
Races were held in the afternoon
for the children and grown-ups,
and of these events the three-
legged race and the sack-races
proved the most exciting. The
races were followed by quoit
pitching and a ball game. More
visitors arrived on ‘the evening
train, and about’ fifty’ remafned
for the dance at the schoolhouse
in the evening, which made a
perfect ending to an enjoyable |
day.

“Terrace Played Here

The Terrace baseball team made
many friends in this distriet on
Saturday night, when they came
up to play the combined teams of
Hazelton and’ New Hazelton.
The home ‘team ‘won by a sub-
stantial margin, but the visitors
were game to the last inning,
‘jand gave the fair-sized crowd of |
"| spectators an interesting éxhibi-
tion of ‘the game.
visitors wére of the school-boy
age, while the home: team was
made up mostly of seasoned |;
players. ‘From the first to the}
last the spectators got the worth
of their money. When Hazelton
goes down to Terrace for the
return game and those boys are
on their own campus with a sup-
porting crowd of spectators they | -

will have a good chance to turn,

the tables.

On New Kispiox Road

” Good progress is. being made on

. ‘the new road from ‘the. Kispiox

bridge UD: the: west side. of the
river... The: ‘heaviest work i is for
‘the first quarrer’ of 3 mile: ‘from’
‘the, ee but this. is, 80 ‘fart

With weather con-|%

And that the. ladies}
willingly did‘ their part was prov- |

Most of the],’

‘with the- Granby.-( ‘Co: .
and. family | will’ ‘reside’ On ‘the —
farm." me :

tn been teaching in Prince Rupert,
(arrived. home on ‘Saturday to

~ Last Saturday night. one of thé
jolly crowds for which the dis-
trict is well known ‘gathered for
& dance at the Northern Hotel,
New Hazelton, and spent a few
very pleasant ‘hours until’ mid-

who is leaving soon for her home

honor. Just before refreshments
were served, Jessie Smith, on

Hazelton school, read an address
and presented Miss Sheasgreen
witn acamera, Miss Sheasgreen
made an appropriate reply, and
then the eats were brought on.
The Terrace baseball boys were
also guests at the dance, at which

>| everyone seemed to have a good

time. _

ewes a ON a Rh Rl el PL a >

de

!

Gemeente artnet

George Bowie, relief operator
for the Government:>Telegranhs,
arrived from Hazelton on Satur-

holidays.

H. E. Hopper, of Indiannola,
who is associated with the Hop-
per-Davis Mining Co., which is
operating at Kalum Lake and on
Maroon mountain, arrived in town
this week on a tour of-inspection
of the company’s holdings.

recent Toronto Conservatory ex-
aminations in pianoforte with
first-class honors. She is a pupil
of Miss French, A.L.C.M.

Terrace in general will regret
to hear of the transfer of George
J. Anderson, the genial teller of
‘the Bank of Montreal staff, who
is being moved to Prinée Rupert.
Mr. Anderson has taken a great
interest in athletic, fraternal and
social life locally, and will be}
Rreatly missed.

Born—On Friday, June 26, to
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. ‘Watt,
daughter.

Dr, LeRov, of Anyox, who is
interested in mining property at
Kitsumkalum Lake, arrived this

a short vacation.

Mrs. Chas. ‘Gilbert was hostess
at a tea given at her home on
Thursday afternoon of jast week
‘in honor of Misses . Boyle and
‘Fairborn, who left on Saturday
for Vancouver, | ae

Miss Weller, ‘R N., of Prince
Rupert Hospital, is spending a
holiday at Hill Farm.-

School duties for the term. ~ 7

where he. will ‘resume his duties
His. wife

" Miss, Btanda.. Mia whoa

‘[apend the summer ‘vacation. with

Math

night... Miss.Evelyn Sheasgreen, , ee

in Vancouver, was the guest of| _

behalf of the. pupils of the New:

— UI:
’ Terrace i}

day to ‘substitute in the local!’
office while H, 8. Warne is on his ;

(Janet Young has passed her] }

Gave Farewell Dance armarme

‘Omineca

ee |
poe |
Z -- The o-
s | ,

is
fo Hotel a:

a

Ge W.. ‘Dawane, ‘Prop. of
+ |

Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
meet all trains for passenger
“and baggage transfer
.
. ,HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

‘Hazelton =. B. C.

FE rt ee ee pe EE

Hotel |
Prince Rupert

A REAL Goop Hor EL

“og

at ed ee Oe,
'

z
Prince Rupert
BC 8 =

H, B, RocnesTer, Manager

Rates 31,50 per.cay up.

|
t
t
=

¥ Far A PT NA Ph PY

The Bulkley. Hote

E. E, Orchard, Owner

week and went out to the lake on|?

Misses Dobb and Glover left
this week for - ‘their homes, fol-|°
lowing. the completion of their|-

. John Maxsam, who has been :
improving his ranch on’ the|:
bench, “hag. returned to Anyox,

7 td Ave | & a

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley, Tourists and Commercial men
find tnis a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horaes provided. —

. Smithers. B. (om

SHACKLETON |
Hotel |

USK, B.C.
New, clean and comfortable

First-class Dining Room in connection -
. Rates ane. Atrractive

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

| Bedding Plants

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

- ROSES and all kinds of
TREES AND SHRUBS
“CABBAGE PLANTS’
Catalogue. prices’

D, GLENNIE. |}: 3]

“) PRINCE'RUFERT fi. J

nye bat a anite hak

SOLICITOR - NOTARY. Puan;

iL & MeGi .

her parents, ‘Rey,.and. Meee Te Jelb |. 2a