-THE OMINECA: HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923 '

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

LUMBERING
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HORTICULTURE

Bob McFarlane, with Miss
Marsh and Miss Teeple, were at
the town holiday sports at Pacific
and had a huge time.

E.F. Duby joined the train for
Prince Rupert Monday.

Dr. Grant, of Prince Rupert,
was the preacher at the Presby-
terian church on Sunday night.

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TOURIST HOTEL

TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con- |
nection ’

Fred, Dubord, Proprietor

| We are now open for
business

TAXI CAR AND
TRANSFER

A good company was present.

.W.R. Charter figures on spend-
ing a month or two around Stew-
art, .

Mrs. Freickman sent a con-
signment of white Leghorn
cockerels to Rupert Monday.

Mr. Hughson, who was injured
some time ago through his horses
getting seared,:returned from the
Rupert hospital last week.

After a pleasant vacation Mr.
Barker is back to duty at ihe
bank. Mr. Marentette returned
to Prince Rupert, —

J. Seruton,~ the “Farm and
Home’’ writer, was in town
at the week-end and visited a
number of ranches.

P, S. Bonney and S. A, Doig
contemplate hiking over the
divide into the Naas Valley.
Dune MelIntosh’s hand is al-
ready -well on the wav to com-

to any part of the dis-
trict at any time and
ata reasonable
price
REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION

Phone:

TERRACE MOTORS

1 short, 2 long

PRINCESS

ICE CREAM PARLOR

Ica Cream Ice Cream Sodas
Soft Drinks Confectionery
Afternoon Tea served

from 12 to 3p-m.
Cigara Cigarettes

Ice Cream supplied in quantities

S. J. Kirkaldy, Terrace

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

‘Excellent stock of HARDWARE
on hand

Store| open Saturdays only from
noon on

Prices Now Reduced

MINERALCLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Surveys TuRoveanoutT CBNTRAL B. C.

plete recovery,

Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Johnson, a baby girl.

The new grader has been work-
ing on the Kalum Lake road and
has improved the road surface
considerably.

Two new holders have bought
land on Braun’s Island —- Mr.
Wilson and Mr. Nantell.

Messrs. Hatt Bros. have a fine
display of aluminium ware on
view, and are running a prize
scheme in connection with it.
Mr. Aykin has taken over D.
MelIntoch’s land interest adjoin-
ing Kalum Street,

R. T. McFarlane intended po-
ing out mountain climbing, but
he has had to cancel the arrange-
ment. He went down to Rupert
hospital Monday for treatment,
but hopes to return after a short
stay there.

A. Mickaloff is still interested
in his orchard here though he
spends most of his time at Anyox.
He is arranging to have some of
his produce shipped there.

F. W. Bohler had a big load of
humanity out towards Deep creek
holidaying on Sunday.

Straw berries are finished, cher-
ries raspberries and currants
nearly so. -The first shipment of
apples was made Wednesday,—a
box of Yellow Transparents from
S. F. Mills,

Mrs. Raven was up from La-
kelse on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McIntosh

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HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT

have atriyed from Toronto and
will spend the rest of the sum-

mer here and at Prince Rupert.

Buropean. Plan - 7 Louis Patmore returned to Ru-

Rates $1.50 per day and up pert Friday after holidaying at

First-class Cafe «ls Sante Lakelse, which he voted a reat
paneer place. : a

| efficiency. of the school,

Mrs. Warne returned from the
Yukon at the week-end.

Geo. Murray has gone on a
visit to the Old Country.

Pole loading is over now until
the summer batch comes in.

Mrs. Lindeguard went to Stew-
art last week to join her husband.

Olof Hanson and R. E. Allen
were in town Wednesday.

on Wednesday.

The Farmers’ Institute have
got in afurther supply of berry
baskets for those needing them,

The Gills are erecting a new
house on their place on Terrace
Heights.

Somebody has been dumping
garbage by the side of the road
up Kalum street, and somebody
is looking out for the culprit.

Mrs. ValGarding and family
‘left on Wednesday for Anyox to
join Mr. ValGarding.

Mr. Leveque, who has been
some months with Hatt Bros. as
assistant, returned to Vancouver
Wednesday to continue studies.

garage erected behind his store.
He has recently become the
owner of a flivver.
The decoration service of the
Oddfellows was a very impres-
sive function,

The small fruit season in this
district is now aboutover, Ship-
ments are small, but the season

the grower for some time.
Friday's train going east was
the largest seen for some time,
With the engine well past the
depot, the train extended over
the Kalum street crossing.

There are constant demands
for the F, I. to undertake the
shipping of the other produce in
addition to fruit. Action will
have to be taken in the matter
shortly.

Jimmy Wells, of Usk, was in
town Monday. He is greatly
interested in getting prospectors
to join hands for their mutual
advantage. Well, union is strength
and Jimmy deserves every sup-
port.

Owing to considerable red tape
connected with getting rights to
erect poles on the streets the
installation of the electric lignt
system is being held up. The
provincial government has a new
department handling this kind
of business.

A new principal has been en-
gaged for the Kitsumkalum school
in place of J. Forster, resigned.
The new man comes from Van-
couver and is qualified to teach
high school, and seeing that a
sufficient number of pupils passed
the entrance examination it is
expected that a superior school
will be established at’ Terrace.
The school managers ‘are. also
effecting yarious alterations with |
‘a View of further i increasing. ‘the

Father Allard went to Rupert}.

W. F. Lindsay has had al.

asa whole has been the best for|$

- LUMBER PRICE List

Prices subject to change without notice

Onders filled at short notice,

Prices of Moulding, etc., on application

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Rough Lumber............6.....00008 beens $18.00 per M
Shiplap...........cc2sceees si eeeeecateceres 22,50
Sundried and Sized ........-.2- 0000 veveeee 22.50 **
Finished Material .... .....-........ 40.00 to 65.00 “ .
Shingles........... cece veweee from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Mill running: continuously.

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NEW SHIPMENT OF

and Springs
JUST RECEIVED

Hish-Grade Mattresses

SPECIAL PRICES DURING THIS WEEK ON COMPLETE BEDS

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Coast Steamship Service

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s.s. Prince George and Prince Rupert

will sail from Prince Rupert every Monday,
Thursday and Saturday at 11 p.m. for

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and

intermediate points.

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for Vancouver, via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS.
25th, August 8th, 22nd.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE Bf.
EASTBOUND—10.51 P.M, Daily except Sunday,
WESTBOUND—12 37 P.M. Daily except Tuenday.

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For Aulntic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National A:
" R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. teat or

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and As You Like It

You will be delighted and will demand more once you
have tasted our bread, and our cakes and cookies, too,
With our firm belief in the use of only the beat materials
and work nship your satisfaction must be assured, yet
we do not bay this boastfully—just prove for yourself.

Higheat quality fresh bread and supplies shipped anywhere along line

The Terrace Bakery

Fresh Bread—When You Want It

Visit our

TEA
ROOM

Tce Cream
andConfec-
tions made
on premises

GEORGE POWERS -
P.O. Box 10L + TERRACE, B.C.

Proprietor |

Used Gasoline Lamp

All in first-clasa condition,

$5.00 7°. $8.00

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At BARGAIN PRICES from

You will soon need a good light now as the évenings are getting shorter

AUCTIONEER;' NEw AND
Usep FURNITURE

| Fred Bishop

Terrace

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