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Ma selt again and was able on ‘Sun-

@ Mrs. Little had. been out of’ the
z house since her illness last win-

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fe been out at: Kalum'Lake on a

fe doctor ‘enjoyed ‘his’ vacation. and |.
iihad the pleasnre | ‘of: ‘Retting: ‘a
| bear. .

_ trip.

of Hanall,. were visitors here: on

| pert, arrived on Friday “and ‘is

Lisle. Moore retorted from ; -
Anyox and will remain heme for _

the season, ;
Geo, Little was a business visi

tor: in. Prince Rupert. an Wedness ,

_ day. ok ae -

Mrs. Skinner, of Usk, was a
Terrace visitor on Wednesday.

Jack Frost went east om Mon- 7 ee

day on departmental business. .

W. F. Treston, of Kalam Lake, a —

was in town the first of the. week.

Frank. and Mrs, Morris, of 7”
Prinee Rupert. spent » few days

in Terrace. :

Mr. Davis, contractor for the {. aan -
erection of the new bridge, ar- “

rived last Thursday,

Mr. and. Mrs. Woodlands, of
Prinee Repert, were here s. few
days last week and visited La-
-kelse Lake. |

Little Miss Margory Kennev
left for Prince Rupert on Satur-

day, where she will visit while}.

her parents are on thelr southern

Mrs. T. H. Creelman’ and ine
fant, were passengers for Prinee }-
Rupert on Monday "g train.

Chas, A. Thomas made a busi- af
ness trip to Prince Rupert the

first of the week,

Fred Beard went to Prince Ru:
pert the first of the week, having
been summoned as juror in the|
district assizes to be held there.

Miss Leslie Wright, of Vaneou-
ver, who has been the guest of

C. R. and Mrs. Gilbert, returned a

the first Uf the week,

Mrs. T. H. Walsh and family,
of Dorreen, arrived -the first of
the week to spend-a few days
with relati ves,

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
. Sparkes, at St Paul's Hospital,
Vancouver, on May ¢ 28, a daugh-
ter. ;

Mrs, R, E. Allen and daughter,
Alice, and sMrs. J. E. Edwards,

Saturday.
“Grandma” Little i is quite bier:

_ day to visit her daughter, : ‘Mrs.
Greig, This was ‘the first time

ter.
Dr. ‘Lerovd, of Anyox, who hias |

.bear hunt, teturned the, first of
the week en route to Anyox. The

Mrs., Thompson, of Prince Ro:

he as EAR THE TR nae as

.EANT Ur POLITICS j is S trying to:

tion to prosperity on June twentieth.
A vote for the: Liberal Candidate isa
vote for John Oliver, the engineer —
who will bring this Relief Express,
|bearing Prosperity for British Col-
umbia, safely through.
Equalized Freight . Rates- ---the one:
-/fundamental that is essential to the —
Prosperity - of every man, woman
arid: child ‘in this Province. aa

bring millions to our Province; wil
double. our population inten. years;

~

<THE OMiNECA HERALD, #RIDAY. JUNE 1, 192

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ee oie

~hecessary. market ‘for. ou agricul.” :
~ tural products.
| ~ Equalized Freight Rates. means |
more ‘money--more ‘industries -more
~~ people -- lower taxes: -- -lower cost of |
living. St
| Equalized Freight Rates i ig the
hinge on: which. the door to pros- °f
perity hangs, J ohn Oliver and his
Liberal Government have the key
in the form .of the sympathetic ear |
of .a like: Liberal Government at |
Ottawa. oe |
Your vote for the Liberal Candi
date is a’ message. to the. industrial
financial ‘and political” interests. of.

hold 1 up the Relief Express. By-
your vote remove this obstrite:

It earries :

~ Equalized ° ‘Freight, Rates. will .

i staying at ‘her ranch setting it in

. Mrs. Thompson will come to Ter-
; f race after school closes to: stay |
‘for the summer. we :

B shape for the ‘summer Season. |.

will develop. our ports; will britig to”

7 the Kast that” you ‘are:be
us: basic i papas wae indies

re behind John
Oliver in his. fight. for prosp ste:

, -Rentember this