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TERRACE

‘THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923

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HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

~The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cefe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

Fred. Dubord, Proprietor

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Telkwa Hotel |

Serves the traveller to and
through the Bulkley Valley

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

James Kotow proprietor
TELKWA - - B.C.

Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage ia
solicited

Hazelton - - B,C.

Hotel
Prince Rupert

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TERRACE

LUMSBERING
MINING
HORTICULTURE /-

Mrs. Monckton fell on Tuesday
and sprained her ankle.

Geo. Little left Monday night
for the prairie to bring in another
carload of horses.

Mr. Hipp has installed an in-
cubator and hopes to raise sever-
al hundred chicks this spring.

Mrs. A. C. Fowler ‘returned
from Prince Rupert hospital on
Monday night, bringing her baby
with her.

The ladies of the Altar Society
of the Catholic church are arrang-
ing to hold asale of home cooking
in the near future.

Eggs have touched bottom
prices at Terrace this week, some
being sold at 30 cents—the lowest
ever, old timers say,

The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
G.W.V.A. met at the home of
Mrs. Sherwood on Tuesday, Mrs.
Amesbury entertaining.

Fred Hall, of Terrace, is at
present giving a hand to the
Kitsumkalum Lumber €o., at
Remo.

Reports show that the sharp
frosts we have been having have
been very unkind to the straw-
berries. Several growers lament
the bad state of their patches.

The first forest fires of the
season was noticed north of the
town on Saturday night when a
biz tree was blazing merrilv in
the vicinity of Giggey’s old mill,
True to prediction Jack Wentz,
with his wife and family moved
up to the Valley at the week-end,
Jack was concerned about the
condition of his strawberry plants

The weather has been ideal
for those who employ their wak-
ing moments in the arduous task
of land clearing, Many and
great have been the settlers’
fires.

Now that the berrv growers
have united to utilize the Far-
mers’ Institute to market their
products, the poultry people are
pressing the Institute to solve

THE LEADING HOTEL
IN NORTHERN B. GC.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘European Plan.

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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‘The Bulkley Hotel

£. E. Orchard, Owner —

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
is a grand hotel to atop at.

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

Smithers. B. C.

"| will be served from, noon to mid-

the egg problem.

Mrs, Lanfear and Miss French,
Hill Farm, Terrace, are taking
orders for choice plants which
will be ready in May. Sets of
annuals may be had at 50 cents
and one dollar each. 41-3

Those unfortunates who have
not yet paid their drainage taxes
are reminded that after the end
of this month no rebate will be
allowed. During April the re-
bate is 8 per cent of full pay-
ments or 6 per cent on instal-
‘ments,

Within the - next week or ten
days the Terrace Bakery will
open a tea room in‘ connection
with the bakery. Light lunches

night for the convenience of

-who take in the picture show or
who are coming inon the trains

Frank and Bohler have taken
out a number of poles: from the

or going out on the trains. Ar-
rangements are also being made
to serve ice cream during the

shoppers and visitors to. Terrace]:

at Remo this week.

Mrs. Brunsing, Copper River,
spent Wendesday with Mrs. Tr. J.
Kirkpatrick.

Men are working on the ferry
at Remo, getting it ready for
the summer seivice. —

The first April shower on Wed
nesday morning set the farmers’
faces aglow with smiles.

days visiting Mrs. Wilson at
Remo and isimproving in health.

The members of the Ladies’
Guild: met in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday, Mrs. Soucie
presiding.

H. S. Creelman is expected to
return to duty at the depot next
week.. He will receive a cordial
welcome. |

T. H. Walsh, of Dorreen, re-
lieyed Mr. Birch for two or three
days at the week-end at the Do-
minion Telegraph office. Mr.
Birch was too ill to continue his
duties.

Mr. Sparkes returned on Wed-
nesday from a short visit to T.H.
Walsh, at Dorreen. Mr. Walsh
has tried out a radio outfit with
the result that he got Omaha the
other night.

Jens Erlandsen of Zemicord,
four and a half miles down the
river, lost his cabin and most of
the contents by fire last Tuesday
morning early, Jens was in bed
when the fire started.

The members of the Anglican
Women’s Auxiliary were enter-
tained at the home of Mrs, Geo.
Little on Wednesday afternoon,
a good number being present,
wirs. Von Hees entertainad.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith and Miss
Kerr went down to the coast
Wednesday. Mr. Keith has hed
a rather serious illness and went
down for treatment. They may
move to the south for a while.

In a letter to the editor, EB. A,
Blow, Winnipeg, says ‘‘enquiries
regarding Terrace sre picking up
again and it looks as though quite
a lot of land prospectors will 20
through Central B, C. this see-
son. Treat ’em right. Best
respects to Terrace friends.”’

Dean Coleman, of the Universi
ty of B. GC. will give an address
on “Democracy and Education’
in the Progress Hall under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers’
Association on April 26. .

7 Convenor,

Terrace Motors received a con-
signment of six Fords on Monday
consisting of one sedan, two

touring cars, and three one-ton
trucks which were bought by
Mr. Davis, Mr. Forsyth and the
government hatchery at Lakelse,
There are good prospects of
purchasers for the three cara.
Father Allard, of Prince Ru-
pert, will be the resident priest
at-Terrace in future.’ Last Sun-
day the congregation organized
as a self-supporting congrega-
tion, and the affairs of the church’
are now in the hands of a. board

Mrs. H. L, Frank was visiting |

GEO. LITTLE. “Terrace, B. C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER -

_ LUMBER PRICE List

Rough Lumber. ............000e0eee vee 818.00 per M
Shiplap..... ee eee tapas eeteeclsenecugeee wo... 22,50
Sundried and Sized . ce ceeecececeuveucbetied 2250"
Finished Material .... ..........:. “40.00 to 65.00 “
Shingles........... cece cece eee from $2.50 to $6.00 per ul
~ Prices subject to change without notice —

Orders filled at short Aotice. .

‘Mill running continuously. °
Prices of Moulding, etc,,.on application —

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Mrs. Marsh has spent a few]|

" lately how it is I sell’ so cheap.

Quite a few people have asked me

I will tell you. Every cent of goods I
have I paid eash for. I don’t carry a heavy stock, therefore don’t have
to pay interest on slow sellers. “That is the reacon”’, and we sell for
Anything I have not got in stock I can get for you in a few

cash onl
th ! know who will get the

days. Just compare my prices with others.
business

JUST ARRIVED. Congoleum rugs or by the yard. ~

Fred. C. Bishop

NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, STOVES, ETC.
TERRACH, B.C.

COMING NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th

JACKIE COOGAN --in-- “Trouble”

This is Jackie's first visit to Terrace
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BARBED WIRE

Genuine heavy 12-puage, 4-point Barbed Wire, 80_rods

ow $ 5.90

SS. Prince George and Prince Rupert

Valley.

warm weather:

” Spring Steamship Service
Effective April 15th

will gail from

Prince Rupert

every Sunday and Thnreday at 11 p.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean
Falls, Powéil River, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE

Bor STEWART... ....-.eees0s “eve nedeeansecuoees Saturday, 10 p.m.
For-ANYOR . .. oat eee eneeene teeeeeenes Meaeeeas Wednesday, 10 p.m.

. Des for Vancouver, via NORTH AND SOUTH . QUEEN
8.8. Prince John (QinuOTTe BIAND PORTS, Apt 28th, May 2th,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Bt.
BASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda,, 11.61 P.M,
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P, VM.

For Atantic Steamship Sailings of further information apply. to any Canadian Natio Agent o or
R., F. McNaughton, District Paseenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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HOTEL: PRINCE RUPERT
' Buropean Plan ~

Rates $1,560 per day and up
First- class Cafe

The Hazelton Hospital |
‘ ‘The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50 per
month in advance, ‘This rate in-
cludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as all costs .
while in the hgspital, Tickets are

obtainable in’ Hazelton from the
drug store; from ‘T. J. Thorp,

a la Carte
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JAS. RICHMONI

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