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statutes; the speaker compared
its.cost to that of previOus revi-
sions, and found it to have been
only about half of former. costs.
~“Tarning from the physical
side of the questions under con-
sideration,”” waid Dr. Wrinch,
“We find that the Speech from
the Throne refers to the work on
_ the new University. of. British
- Columbia buildings, and these

prosperity, someone conceived
at Point.Grey. Plans were drawn.
and. some of the buildings : ‘are
still on paper, but others have
been completed. The new Science
building, in our good British Col-

and two more buildings: are. on
their way to completion, . while
some, semi-permanet structures
are being built.. | Why,. it may
be asked, are buildings of: stucco

the idea of building a university)

umbia granite, is almost ready, ':

‘that - while: the building: scheme|®

nent in’ character’ as possible.
Contracts have been let for $2,-

in the house. a
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One of the many’ gifts orvered
by enthusiastic individuals to the
Prince of Wales on his. visit, the
majority of ‘which he could not for
obvious reasons aceept, was a pack.
age. of French-Canadian ‘tobacco
grown on a farm at St. Roch l’Achi-
gan, situated near the boundaries of
Montcalm and Assomption counties,
In a letter from the Alberta ranch
the Prince through his- secretary

Settlement Board,

be r wag :in abeyance the student body Bo pata tes
! | BUILDING. ‘MATERIALS! [fiers to ‘a number. over'H4-|¢ 4 ay a ee “Fotel die
| : 000... These had to be accommod-| { “ows from Ge Rub of Bulkley ¢)f | AAU EN
Cement ‘Lime Plaster Fireclay: 9s ated, so inatead‘of waiting until|{ Prince 'R nert 5.
| Brick.» Building Papers Roofing © a we’ ‘could build all these new , ‘ : oh “h-
7 ' Sash & Doora 3-ply ‘Veneer Paneling == ,_—| | structures of stone, we are mak- mm Armistics danée i Sit. pit noo - ‘,
i : '. _| thers was a hewiing sucéess, an
Fir Finish a Specialty | ing cheaper buildings as perma THE Leanny @ Hore:

Telkwa turned.out en masse, to. q..

join in the celebration:

; 250,000, but we still havea bal-| Miss Thorp, ‘who: has been!

a Prince Rupert, B. a ance. We want our young people|spending’ the Jast two ‘months i Prince Rupert, B. Cc.

4g ' educated, and I do not believe| with her Brother, T. J Thorp, in 7

a that many will. criticise these Telkwa, left on Wednesday thorn-|{ European Pla, - -

ms Dr. Wrinch in cupaney in " September, 1925. | expenditures.” ing for Victoria, and was accom- rr re b

uf ar eer May.I be permitted to go back to]; Dr. Wrinch: then. made refer- Panied as far as Rupert by her/{ aC

a: Maiden Speech the time some ten years ago|ence to the race-track measure to| Drother. 2 Rates $1.50 per “ay ut up
when. in the flood tide of our|be brought down: this. session | Mrs. Messenger ieft on “Wed- = ste he - U

|nesday morning for Seattle after
spending the summer in Telkwa..

_ Dr. Putnam, ‘of Ottawa, com-
missioner for the educational
survey, together with his assis-
tant, Lr. Weir, of Vancouver,
paid a visit to the Telkwa school
on Tuesday last.

‘Major Godfrey spent two days
with J. P Wheeler, of the Soldier
looking. over
the country. Major Godfrey is

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The Bulkley” Hotel:

&. BE. Orchard. Owner

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley,
Valiey. Tourists and Commercial men

. find this a grand hotel to stop at.

Alltraings met. Autos, livery or r Tige
aaddle horses provided.

Smithers. B. C.

en route to England to sit on the

¥ buildings will be ready for oc-' being ereted? The answer is thanked the donor for the gift. {Selection Committee for the ; “
choosing of settlers for Canada| } Omineca Hotel
rT ”- in regard to the Imperial immig-
4 Drink Cascade” —the BETTER BEER ration policy. c. Ww. Dawson Manager }

H. C, Fraser, inspector of
schools, spent the latter part of
last- week at the local school,
giving the tests as outlined by
‘(the commission in-charge of the
‘Edueational- Survey of British q
Columbia, © >» -

The new Telkwa Nursing Home|
will’ hold its formal opening on
the afternoon of Friday, Novem-
_-}ber 21, when tea will be served|
3 fin the new Home, + :All are ‘in

» “| vited to inspect the building. In
’ |the evening: there will be a nov-
elty dance in the town hall,
-|° Messrs, Sparkes and: Farr, of |
~ |Telkwa, and. ‘Sandy’? Gazeley,
of Smithers, motored to Hazelton

‘Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

- Dining room in connection :

Rates reasonable, ‘Patronage is
solicited re

| | Popularity p roves |
j that “ Cascade” is -

[BETTER BEER!

Hazelton a

on every bott
beer! you buy.
tha seal of “ ‘cacada’?

quality.

SHACKLETON
Hotel. |

USK, B.C.

New, clean and comfortable wm
First-class Dining Room in connection:

Rates: ARE. ATTRACTIVE.

ANY thousands of people are drinking “Cascade” [od helped furnish th 7
because they like it better; they like the fresh, a eee the Ati tiee dan ni he music for
palatable hop and malt flavor, the rich, creamy . .°  Jretuin trip was made without}

- deliciousness of this wonderful brew. “Cascade” has _‘Imishap, exeept for three blow-
won the public choice through continuous years of outs anda broken radiator. Ree-
uniformly high quality—the result of putting into it only. ord ae was joate on litle ov n
the very best of hops and malt, and using the resources | sieht Rowen one in a little over
of the greatest brewhouse of the west. Popularity has During the absence of Chief
proved “Cascade” to be the BETTER BEER—and it Seen
costs no more!. .Wlienever you ask for beer, insist on ©,

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop. |

Special attention to - travellers
arriving or departing on
night trains.

Grandview Hotel

South Hazelton, BC.
H, CARVATH + PROP, . ]
New Train Service — |. Dining Room?)
ee The new winter passenger|) 2% Sample Rooms in connection « j
2 | train service on the Canadian |#~ : name
- National Railways will go into] -
"effect on Sunday,. November 16, |;
"Sand provides for only three trains
‘ta-week in each direction, . They
“| will arrivé at. New. Hazelton on}
| Sundays, Tuesdays, and ‘Thurs-| ALWAYS ON | HAND
days,. both eastbound and west-|' -
>. {beund, and at Terrace thé ‘West=' . ee ‘
L bound will arrive. on those days, | woe.
| with the eastbound - ‘on Mondays, fH
| Wedriesdays and Saturdays. The
times will remain as at. present.
he boat gervice provides for.one|}
-ect sailing -a week from. Prince '
Rupert. ‘tonVaheouver, ‘at 9 ain, aa

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