THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19238

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Rasonr TERRACE a MINING
oT SPRINGS HoRTICULTURE

Matt Allard hiked down from
Kalum Lake Sunday and report-
ed having seen a big flock of
goats near the top of Lindo
mountain.

Mr, and Mrs, McCutcheon, and
daughter, from Rupert, have been
holidaying at Lakelse Lake.

Seyeral doctors have been here
this week, giving the place the
once-over.

Most of the visitors to Prince
Rupert fair had returned by the
week-end. On Saturday night
Mrs. MeDonald, Gladys Kenney,
Mrs. Soucie, Mrs, and Miss Hal-
liwell returned.

Mrs. Sunda] returned on Thurs-
day night as did also W. R. Ow-
ings, ‘Happy’? went up to
Kalum Lake on Friday.

. Dr. Bleecker has let it be known
that he intends carrying on his

One of the most interesting

TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

medical practice from his private
residence.

The work of blasting the rock
from the bridge road has been
completed and the road is now
being graded and gravelled.

Mrs. George Jones left for
Vancouver on Sunday and Miss
Lillian King for Toronto on Thars-
day, bath going by way of Ru-
pert.

The wiring for the electric

visitors Terrace has had came
all the way from Copenhagen.
He was here by arrangement be-
tween his own government and
that of Canada to spy out the
land in the interests of Danish
emigration.

P, W. Ankatell-Jones, one of
the judges at the fair. gave an
extremely interesting object les-
son at the fair on packing apples,
He showed, too, that he 1s

light is now being put up and in thoroughly acquainted with the

We are now open for
business

TAXI CAR AND
TRANSFER

to any part of the dis-
trict at any time and
at a reasonable
price

REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION

Phone: 1 short, 2 long

TERRACE MOTORS

job.
C.W. Homer, the district asses-
sor, has been visiting Terrace
this week,

a short time the ‘‘juice’’ will be
applied.

Tom McLeod was visiting the
editor Sunday.

Sam Handenschild intends to
take a long vacagion soon,

Joe Bellway came” in from
Kalum Lake on Tuesday, D. R.
Shaw arriving “from Douglas
Creek on the same day.

Archie McCormick is spending
some days in town.

Fairday saw the town healthily
alive, From far away Kitimat,
from Woodeock and Cedarvale,
from Usk, Pacifie and Kitwanga,
from Remo and Salvus and from

Ben Self came up from Rupert
Monday and registered at the
Tourist Hotel.

James Richmond spent the
week-end at New Hazelton.

Prizewinners at
Terrace Fall Fair
Spring Calf. --1,W. West; 2, I. Olson,

Yearling.—1, D. A. McKinnon; 2, J.
K. Gordon.

Kalum Lake and Douglas Creek) Milch cow.—1, W. West; 2, H. L.

there were visitors and the place | Frank.

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
on hand

Store open Saturdays only from
noon on

Prices Now Reduced

wore an air of unwonted bustle, meee cow.—l, W. West} 2, H. L.
The letting of the contract for White Leghorns,—1, Mrs. Braun; 2,
the bridge has sharpened anttci-| K. Olson.

Goose and Gander. —K. Olson.
Sheaf Wheat.—F. W. Bohler,
Sheaf Qats.—F. W. Bohler,
Alsike Clover.—F. W. Bohler.
Red Ciover.—L. H. Kenney.
Timothy.—F. W. Kohler.
Cabbage. —A. Creelman; Mra. Gill,
Carrots.—I. Frank; F. Frank,
Table Beets.--F. W. Bohler; T. J.
Kirkpatrick. .
Canlifower.—Jas Swan.

pations a bit. Those who want
to winter right here anticipate
that what with several pole and
tie contracts, with sawmills run-
ning to capacity and with the],
work on the bridge Terrace should
have quite a payroll this winter.

Fred Dubord wishes it to be
known that, contrary to the re-

Celery. — P, Limousin; Hamlin &

port in our paper Jast week, J.

‘MINERAL CLAIM AND LANDSURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, 8.C.

suaveys THroucHout CENTRAL B, G

Thompson,

Peas in pod.—Mrs. Harry King; T. J.
Kirkpatrick.

String Beana.—A. Creelman; Mrs. H.
King. .

Corn,—T. J. Kirkpatrick; F. W.
Bohler,

Vegetable Marrow.—F. W. Bohler;

McDougall has never had any
association with the Tourist Club.

Will Halt states that the story
about a big iron discovery in
Kitimat, which was spread about
a few months ago, is quite with--

out foundation. Will was stated | wichaud Bros.

it i nane @
indefinitely
when the cans
areunopened.
Pure, rich;
convenient,,
ST, CHARLES MILK
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Recips Back— Write
Freedom Co Limited,
ancenier.

" Hooking over the various jobs.

to have found enormous deposits,
but he says it’s not so—and he
ought to know.

_- Dr. G. Hanson has been saying
some good things about mineral
-| prospects in Kitsumkalum Valley.
Leoks as though money would
release some fine stuff there.

Geo. Clothier, resident mining
engineer, has returned to Rupert
after visiting several prospects
up Kalum way.

Chief Minty was in town last
week in connection with the Mc-
Dougall case. — .

Major Taylor, resident public
works engineer, has been here

Squash.—Geo. Little; F. W. Bohler.
Cucumber.—T. Young; Mrs. Gill,
Stalks Cucumber.—A. 8. Tordiffe;
GC. H. Thomas. :
Potatoes (Table Talk).—G. Little;
J. K. Gordon. .
Potatoes (Gold Coin).—J. K. Gordon;
G. Little. ¥
Potatoes (Netted Gem).-W. West
G. Little. .
Potatoes (A.0.V.).—Mys. J. Viger;
F. W. Bohler. ;
Unions —Hamlin & Thomson.
Tomatoes, ripe.—Jas, Swan; ©. H.
Thomas. tos tee
Tomatoes, green.—G, Little; J; Swan.
-Citron.—G. Little, F, W. Bohler. -
Swiss Chard.—P. Limousin; Michaud
Bros. 7 _
” Pumpkin.—Bill Kohler; F. W. Bohler.
_ White Turnips,—A. C. Fowler:
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LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LUMBER PRICE List

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Shingles. ....-..--000ee ee neeee from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice
Ordera filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

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REDUCED FARES
SMITHERS EXHIBITION, September 19-21, 1923

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; ¥or Ketchikan, Wrangel!, Junosu, and Skagway—September §, 10, 21, Oct. 1. a:
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every Saturday at 1 p.m.
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