IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS

Field and Poultry Fencing!

Tam importing a quantity of barbed
and woven wire fencing this spring

QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION

John B, Cofthurst

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

‘N a

TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

F. W. Moersch

City Market, Prince Rupert

FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, °
Green and Dry VEGETABLES

Bought and ‘Sold

Full Line of Groceries

P.O. Box 123, Prince Rupert

Constlpation’sRemedy
must come from nature. Celery
King. ia a mixture of medicinel
herbs and roots that rida the sys-
tem of impurities in a gentle,
natural way. Anold and well tried
remedy—30¢ and 60¢ packages.

A Salesman’s Cough

irritates his customera—and makes
him inefficient and miserable.
Shiloh is the ideal remedy—it is
not a bulky cough mixture
but a special formula proven suc-

cessful for many years. A few
drops brings immediate relief,
30e, 60c and $1.20, All druggista.

SHILOH is

- ° Terrace] ||

= ing to Rupert Sunday.

‘| night,

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928

Tourist
RESORT
Hor SPRINGS

TERRACE

LUMBERING .
MIniINnG
MoORTICULTURE

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Henry Frank has returned
from a visit to Telkwa.

Capt. Wilman, of Kleanza Co..
was here on; Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Storie are re-
turning from Usk to Terrace.

The Callahama left Terrace for
Usk on Sunday.

Miss Hanna, Hazelton, spent
the week-end with Mrs. F. Ralph.
George Little and R, E. Allen
returned from the coast Friday.
A number of men have gone
this week to work at Amesbury.
mill.

Mrs. Kohne has returned home
after a lengthy visit to the prai-
ries,

Ted Baker is getting out poles
and piling from the Keith prop-
erty.

Little’s mill has started saw-
ing again this week after many
week’s idleness.

Mrs. T. H. Walsh, of Dorreen,
visited Mrs. Sparkes, her mother,
last week,

Miss Etanda Marsh was at
home for the week-end, return-

George Cobb had an accident
whie hauling poles, his team
slipping on the Viger hill.

P.Z. Carverhill, chief forester,
left Terrace for Rupert at the
week-end.

Mrs. Dover went to Rupert
with her daughter on Faiday and
joined Mr. Dover there.

Mrs. E. TF. Kenney paid a visit
to Prince Rupert, returning on
Tuesday.

Mesdames Skinner, Eckhart,
Macdonald and Miss Wedder-
head, were visitors instown from
Usk on Saturday.

"twelve teams are haulipg poles
from north of the Bedour road
and already a fine lot have been
deposited near the depot.

Archbishop DuVernet preached
to a large congregation Sunday
his hearers being mueh

OUGHS ;
BC. LAND SURVEYOR
_J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions ‘of sur-
veya promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON :

impressed by his fine sermon.

The members of the Ladies’
Guild held a charade night Tues-
day night in the Paesbyterian
church, which was thoroughly
enjoyable.

- BW. Wilkinson pulled ott from
Terrace on Wednesday, making
tracks for Kaniloops. He will
be missed from the sporty side
of Terrace,

One of the most successful of

EXTRA COPIES |

Of the Special Edition of The Omin-
eca Herald and The Terrace News
may be had from:—
Prince Rupert—W. J, MeCutch-
_ eon’s Drug Store.
‘Terrace—The Drug Store or The

News Office.

_ \Hazelton—The Drug Store.
‘New Haxelton—The Herald Office
Smithers—The Dug Store.

 Palkwa—The Drug Store.
Burns Lake—The Drug Store,

advertise your district by. sending
‘out these papers. —

| suburb of Terrace’ is what Arch-}

was held in the Progress Hall,
Mrs. Bishop entertaining quite a
large gathering,

Mrs.
meeting of the G.W.V.A. Ladies’
Auxiliary on Tuesday when the
final arrangements for the dance

“The fashionable west-end
bishop DuVernet said Kitsum-

“Dad”? Week's turn next, surely!

engineers have been working in

‘Wilson, Remo; and R. E. Allen,

the Women’s Auxiliary meetings |;

‘Mancor presided at the

on St. Valentines night were made

|kalum would be ina few years.
They are ten cents a ewopy. ‘Help _

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got going, having rented the Gi
W.V.A, Hall for Tuesday nights.
Boxing, fencing and basketball
are the initial sports. Others
will be added later.

A number of the G:T.P. track

the vicinity of Terrace for a week.
Among them were 8. V. Ardagh,
New Hazelton, Mr. Goodall,
Prince George and Mr, Ander-

GEO. LITTLE

‘Rough Lumber
 Shiplap.... se eee e eee eee

Shingles. ........-..c.seeseuees

Orders filled at short notice.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Lumeer “Price List.

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Sundried and Sized ..... sn aececteeneueesees . 22.50

Finished Material .... .+....... :
from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice

Prices of Moulding, etc.,

Terrace, B. C.

$18.00 per Mt

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.40.00 to 65.00

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Mill running continuously.

on-application

son, Prince Rupert.

- Messrs. Geo. Little, Terrace;
George Dover, Amsbury; A. Y.

Hanall, were among those who
welcomed the Northern B, C.
Timbermen’s Association and the
Western Lumbermen’s Associa-
tion to Prince Rupert last week.
Quite a little comment has been
occasioned by the accident this
week at Giggey’s mill. Surely
the. Workmen’s Compensation

The Season of Coughs and Colds
Wamp ole’s Extract of Cod Liver Oil

National Drug Co.’

Syrup of of Wild Cherry Bark, Syrup of Gourdons

and many others for eure and prevention.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

s Cod Liver Oil

WE HAVE THEM ALL.

fund should be able to provide

a modest little ambulance theatre
in Terrace. With so many. mills
around it would be a godsend.

Fine Social Evening

The Progress Hall, Terrace,
was well filled on Friday night
when a social evening, promoted
by the Anglican church was held
for all and sundry. Rev. T, J.
Marsh presided and welcomed
his parishioners. A_ splendid
program of music, song and
recitation was staged, after which
refreshments were served and
the evening wound up with every-
one feelin? *‘jake.”’ An interest-
ing item on the program was a
short address by Arehbishop Du-
Vernet, who reminded his hear-
ers that Rev. Marsh had been 15
years in Terrace. Only one
clergyman in the diocese had
been longer in it than Mr. Marsh,
Canon Rushbrock, and for all
that time he had put before him
the desire to be all that was good
and helpful to the people of that
distriet. Archbishop DuVernet
went on to speak of his ex-
pereiences with regard to thought
transference, and later held a
congultation on.the subject,

The Hotel Visitors

Visitors to Terrace are steadily
becoming more numerous judg-
ing from the hotel entries. At
the Tourist Hotel this week were
registered: A, Milton, Amesbury;
Mrs. MacDonald, Woodcock; J.
Lorman, Hanall; BE. Colberg, Usk;
A. Johnson, Shames; A. Kennady,
M. Allard, E. McCay, P. Madan.

Terrace Hotel included the
fellowing: F. J. Hall, G.W. Kerr,
H. O'Neil, J.Dean, BH. Gawthorn,
Prince Rapert; D. W. Austin,
Osear Olander, Kalum Lake; C,

JAMES RI

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

MEAT

Each Week. —

TERRACE

CHMOND

. Local Produce

Grand * Trunk Pacific © Railway

S.5S. PRINCE GEORGE wit jeave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

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

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

S. S. PRINCE JOHN will leave P ince Rupert for Vancouver

rf RLOTTE ISLAND PORTS $.00
via. NORTH AND SOUT Pe arte Mavel bed ich, at.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE 8",
BASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda , 11.51 P.M.
WESTBOUND-Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P.M.

cau Sailings of futher information epply toony Grand Trunk PacifcAgent ot
Fee Adank Nichel Psimant Creneral Freight and Pasenas or Ag? mm, tas nts nat senemet

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‘Terrace Club

Newnham, Rosswood; A, H. Lund,
Victoria; J. A. Latimer, F. P.
Fisher, Vancouver; O.. Nesberg;
W.C, Edgar, T. Harrison,, Usk;
‘Miss Cate, Lakelse> A, Good-

Parker, T. Masterton, P. Brodin,

enough, W. G.: Tasker, C.. W.

M, W. Brooking, T, Johnston, B.

. LIMITED
J, McDougall, Proprietor

FURNISHED ROOMS
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POOL TABLES
Cigars ~ [Soft: Drinks

Opposite Station

‘The Terrace Athletic Club has

‘Barrie, E.R.Taburn, C.A. Smith, '¢, i.

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‘" "Buropean Plan

| Rates §1,50 per day and'up -
First- class Cafe © ata: Carte —

Touring Car

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One-ton Truck. . 3495.00
‘with self-starter, $85.00: extra -

Freight and taxes added

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