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“NOBODY asked you, sir,” - said the a
coy maiden. And in matters of buying, - -

- as-wellas in affairs of the heart, most:
people like to be “asked”. ‘Often’ i in- .
deed they insist on a proper invitation. =

He is a wise merchant who keeps the
welcome sign constantly before the

TISEMENTS in the home paper. There |~
everybody sees it—for ADVERTISING —
is ‘the light of directed attention”.

Speak up. Light up. | Hundreds of
good customers are listening for your
message and watching for your’ wel-
come sign in’ “The Omineca , Herald”
and ‘The Terrace News”. .

People Shop Where
‘They Feel Welcome

community in the form of ADVER- | .-

da slight rain.

BUILDING MATERIALS! !

Cement ‘Lime Plaster Fireelay’

Brick Building Papers Roofing

.' ‘Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling
: Fir Finish a Specialty.

] ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LID.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

-|six miles.

Timber Lot
_ For Sale

™ The Official “Administrator at Prince
Rupert offers for sale Lot 1711, Range
5, Coast District. This lot was Crown
granted i in 1918, It contains a consider-
mable quantity of Cedar fit for poles and.
pilings, and considerable tie timber,
Ms , The property is part of the estate of
B Joseph Lappie, deceased.
NORMAN A, WATT,
Official Administrator
Prince Rupert, BC, | | * 0108

Government Liquor Act

intends to ap

Thises being part of the bui

(851),

Notice of ‘Intention to Apply to
' Purehase La pes

nd.

remises.

of consumption on the

D at Sou

of Remo. B.C., “oceupation mill super,

Sty

Notice of Application For Beer Licence

NOTICE i ig hereby given that on the
lst day of July next the undersigned
aly to the Liquor Contrdl
Board for i icence in reepect to pre-

ding known
as Grandview Hotel, ‘situate in Town-
site of South Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia, upon the lands
described as Lots thirteen (18) -and
fourteen (14), Block seventeen: (17),
District Lot eight hundred and fifty-one

Hazelton Land Recording Dis-
| trict, according to @ registered map or
7+ * | plan deposited in the Land Registry

uv ’ | Office in the City.of Prince. Rupert and
_ | numbered 974B, for the gale of beer by
. | the glags or by. the ‘open bottle ‘for

Hazelton, B,C.,

melin Skeens I Lana Recordin; District, and
. situate on 0 Recorting D Lake. | this Srd:day. of mh aN. (COTHRERT,
Take notice that I, Arthur Y, Wilson; 0104 Applicant.

intendent,. intend. to. apy. for ‘permis. |'
fe fon tt to purchase the foil owing, degeribed
mlands:
f Commencing at Pa post. planted on. the
bhore of Kitaumkalum Lake,: 20 chains
North of the N.W. corner of L. 6

Wanted re

room at! Hazelton, 2

ete,

Usk to reside, a

waitress ‘for’ the
mirieca Hotel eT dining wt

hence E,
hains; thence west 2b chaina more or
8; thence following: the shore line of
taumkalum jenn ta containing 4 9
facres. more or laggy” “Tand' is require
for erection of. ye ‘Station and
eadquarters for a trolman, for Foreat
ire Protection on paras: a

OUNG WILSON.

Dated Sine Ben AER wae, BABB

10 chains; thence ‘N. 4 —— 1

‘Prince Rupert Annual Exhibi-
O|tion,. September” 8th- ‘to. 12th,
Fixhibits from every partof North |M
‘Gentral B.C." Sporti‘and Attrac
tions and avery feature that could}

| Usk
-‘Skeens’ ‘.. Industriel Centre
Vala

cee

Me: and: Mrs.: Gardiier of Paci-

: fie were visitors here. during the

week,

‘Miss Kelly of Seattle was here
ona Visit to her ‘uncle, Steve Me:
Neil. She anda friend were on
the triangle trip; So

' Miss Inez : Basha“ ‘spent “the
week visiting her brother T. Ba-
shaw at the Skeena Lumber Co,
plant. -

- The ‘Misses Marshall and Marsh
are Spending the forepart of the
summer “with Mr. and Mrs. D.
McClarty.

‘ A real Teachers’ Dance was
given -by.the Usk residents i in the
hall in honor of several visiting
educationists ‘and as a farewell to
the Misses James, local teachers,
who left for their home in Van-
couver on Saturday, Being short

of time to visit’ the Silver Basin,

eight schoo! teachers got as far

as Chiminess creek and there had

a ‘preat day’ 9 fishing for trout.

'D, McClarty, road foreman, in’

company with A, A. MeDonald,
looked over the St. Croix creek
trail and found it had been: well
cleared and was ready for traffic.
S.A. Dayis who has been pros-
pecting the north fork of Chimi-
ness creek returned to town and
réports very favorable luck,

Childish incendiarism or des-
tructiveness and neglect by par-
ents was the cause of a fire that
had serious possibilities, but for
Boys, with. match- |
es started a fire in Lloyd's stable | :
and’ soon ‘that building was razed

by the flames and the adjoining.

buildings had a hot time in spite
of the | rain, Parents who do not
|| diseiptine their children are not
playing fair with their fellows,

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. P, Aitken,
San Francisco, were visitors in
Usk during the week. They took| :
in Silver Basin, going by wav of
Chiminess creek by horse back to
eight, mile, ‘and on foot another

has been only ‘brushed out and
Mrs. Aitken is the first woman
to make the grade. They were
accompanied by Capt. Willman
and J. D, Wells, also Erling Will-
man and Gus-Nyberg who stayed
at the camp for the time being.

Mrs. Edwards of Prince Rupert
and Miss Allen were guests of
their sister, Mrs. J. W. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamaureux,
of Fort Saskatchewan, fifty-year
residents of the prairie, . who ar-
rived in a'Red River wagon, are
visiting with their daughter Mrs. |
R. W. Graves,

ing the Skeena climate.
“Andrew Falk has returned to’

en

ba res era
“: ALB. Rochester... “manager. ‘of
the: Hotel:,Prince Rupert,,, was a
visitor to’his ranch in the Lakelse
last week,-and arranged. with E.

RTO BAY

This part of the trail |:

They: are on al}
| three weeka trip and - are ‘enjoy-

ichaud,;to. erect. a. cabin.on, jt: |,

it | their: ‘residence for the summer |
at theirranch, cheére..«. metal

some _— kd

ner

Terrace

i Prospecting Now -

r. Geo, Little is enjoying life
one more. For some weeks, off

prospecting, 2 job: that. appeals
to him much more than manufac-
turing or other lines of business,
A'prub-stake, a pick and an ax,
and he is happy. |
Little is prospecting on Leanto
mountain. It is.a new district

fore and Mr. Little believes that
he will locate something there
that will please the native.
has a pretty fair showing of sil-

new property.

Cemetery Board Re-elected
The Kitsumkalum Cemetery

Association held its annual meet-
ing on Tuesday evening, June 80,

approximately one hundred lot

wasre-elected in toto, except that
‘Capt. Amsbury was chosen to
suceeed H. S. Creelman, who has
left the district. Discussion of

burial ground resulted in a deci-
sion to erect a suitable shelter at
the cemetery and to remove the
frowth of willows and poplar
within the enclosure. The trea-
surer reported sufficient funds on
hand to ¢arry out this work.

‘The many friends of Mr, and
Mrs, Geo. E. Keith and Miss Kerr
were pleased to welcome them
back home again after an absenee’
of about two years in the south,
}where Mr. Keith went in search

of health. He is much improved

and hopes to. make Terrace his
headquarters again indefinitely.
: Mrs. H. L.:Frank was a visitor |
to Prince Rupert last week,
W. C. Sparkes ‘spent a day or
two in Prince Rupert last week.
Terrace Weather for June—
‘Temperature, highest 94 on 25th,

previous high 94 on June 5, 1924;
10-year average 57. Precipita-.
tion, 1.53; 10-year average 2,03.
Tt will be. thus. observed that
appearances are often deceiving.

and drier than has ever been

|recorded at Terrace for June.

, Mr and” Miss Pollock, who
have. been visiting their sister,

ley on Monday.

‘mining properties in this vicinity,

.|Clothier....: ay
Miss, Mav Reid hag Fotursad t ts

‘her home:i in: “Prinee: Rupert ‘after
spending: Some: .ten. days. BB: the:
guest. of Miss Blste: Kerneys:...

reread 4

and on, he has been in -the hills)

This year. Mr. |
that has not been gone over be-

He

ver ore now and he is developing
it. He has eut a trail in to his!.

Despite the fact that there are

holders, none, save the-board of! }
"1 directors, was present. The buard

projected improvements to the|}-

lowest 89 on 21st; average 58!

The month just, passed was hotter |:

Mra, A. R. Barker, returned to|*
their home in the Okanagan Val-

Geo. Clothier, ‘district mining}. |)
engineer, was in town-on a tour|--|}
of inspection. of several of the].

He was accompanied , by Mrs, .

’ Omineca
Hotel

1

aE vs W. Daireon, Prop:

hagpe pt
Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
meet all trains for passenger
and bagaage t transfer

‘HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
_, AND COMMERCIAL,
: MEN | :

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS|

Hazelton -. B, C.

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Hirer erermirnermerearmtrrareeit|

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i Hotel :
| Prince Rapert {

A Rea, Goop HoTrEen

Prince Rupert
B.C.

H. B. RocHEesTer, Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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The Bulkley Hotel

& EB. Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

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

All trains met. Autas, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B. C.

SHACKLETON |
| Hotel

USK, B ‘ oF

New, clean and comfortable

First-class Dining Room In connection
RATES ARE ATTRACTIVE

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THOS, SHACKLETON - Prop. ,

Bedding -Plants
OF ALL ‘DESCRIPTIONS
_ ROSES: and all "kinds of
. TREES AND SHRUBS

' GABBAGE PLANTS
‘Catalogue Prices _

_D, GLENNIE
Le Ave, , es 5 i

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Pest gt
tod

Mrs: Sutherland’: and’ ‘0h, of |
i| Prince Rupert, have: ‘takeri “up|