THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 29,192 = + NO te,

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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Miss Montgomery joined the
the west-train Saturday.

J. Warne figures on hitting out
for Anyox in a week or two.

Geo. Forster, principal of the
school, left for Vancouver on
Monday. ’

Bill Smith is getting around

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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

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| Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller te and
through the Bulkley Valley

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

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James Kotow proprietor
“TRLEWA B.C.

with his truck bringing in berries
to the depot.

Mrs. Wilson has moyed into
Mrs, Ross’ house, and J. Johnson
has rented that of Mrs. Wilson.

Dad Weeks has brought ina
squad of pickers from Rupert and
there is no lack of conversazione.

G. W. Baker returned during
the week from his business trip
te the Queen Charlotte Islands.

The pupils for the entrance
examinations came in on Monday.
The exam was started Wednes-
day. .

Arnold Creelman went out on
a journey to Kalum Lake Tues-
dav. He was in Rupert Satur-
day.

Geo. Rudge, of Prince Rupert,
who has been staying with the
Alexanders went back west on
Monday.

The past week has been a very
busy one among the pole men,
a record output of cars has been
sent out of Terrace.

Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

§ Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
solicited

Hazelton - - B,C.

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Hotel
Prince Rupert

THE LEaDING HOTEL
IN Nortuern B. C.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

European Plan.

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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The . Bulkley Hotel

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European or American Plan

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

All traing met. Autos, livery or. Tige’
saddle horeea provided.

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Dr. and Mrs. Learayd, Anyox,
have spent a few days visiting in
town and have enjoved them-
selves very much.

Arthur Carr expects to finish
the Lakelse work ina few days
and will then take up work on
the roads north of Terrace.

Mrs. Raven has resigned her
position as cook in the Kalum
road camp and is on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. H. S. Creelman.
All the big men in the lumber
world were at Terrace for the
week-end. Olof Hanson took a
great interest in local develop-
ments.

The G.W.V.A. put, ona dance
in the hall on Thursday night.
Mrs. Attwood provided the ‘music
and R. Beecher was floor man-
ager.

Bert Tyler pulled out Thurs-
day on his way to Vancouver,
where he intends to make his
home’ in- future. Mrs. Tyler
went on before to: friends.

Up ,to Wednesday noon over
180 erates of strawberries had
been sent out from Te¥race. Sev-
eral quantities of gooseberries
-land cherries had also been ship-
ped. .

The secretary of the F, L in-
timates that he has had a letter
from the department stating that
a poultry expert ig to visit Ter-
race on July 9, when he is ex-
| pected to lecture. :

A good shower Thursday night
helped a lot in maturing the
strawberries and with finer wea-
ther following: picking i in egrnest
began on, Saturday. Local dealers

Are you a subscriber yet? |

gend in your name and eash now

are. getting supplies | through. the
‘Farmers’ Institutes; :

ey “membered.

Dr, Bayne paid a hurried visit
to town at the week-end.

Mr. Layton from Lakelse was
in town Saturday.

Fred Bishop has shipped in a
stock of dandy '‘gramaphones. ~

W. E. Smith’s family went off
to Ribstone, Alta,, for a holiday.

Mr. McDonald, of Copper City,
hag been on a yisit to Donald
Bruce.

. Elsie Kenney came heme from
Rupert high school for the holi-
days. .

Elwood Brooks visited the
soldiers’ pension board in Rupert
on Monday.

Mrs. Jaek, of Vancouver, is
staying with Mrs. Lanfear at the
Hill Farm.

We hear that ex-cons. “Brewer
has bought a house in Vancouver

“| whither he moved recently.

Another prominent visiter was
Thos. A.B. Ferris, of Vancouver,
whose fame is dominion wide.

Dr. Grant was up from Rupert
on Friday and saw to the ship-
ping of some of his strawberries.

Mrs. Anderson and Mrs, Taper
eame down from Pacifie with
their daughters, who haye been
‘writing the entrance exam.
Rev. Mr. Simpson, Angiican
Sunday School organizer, is to be
here at the week-end and is ex-
pected to preach Sunday nizht.
Rev. T. J. Marsh went Monday
to Rupert to attend the Diocesan
Synod and will be away for the
whole week. He is a guest
of J.C. McLennan.

W. J. Pitman, the music ex-
pert, of Prince George, has been
giving Terrace the look over this
week and has interested a num-
ber of people in his stock,

Mrs. White was called to the
hospital at Rupert at-the week-
end to visit her daughter, ‘Miss
Beatrice White, a nurse in the
institution, who is very ill.

Mr. Noonan and children and
Miss Owen, .Telkwa, spent some
days with Mr. and Mrs. Bobler
at Kitsumkalum. Tom Lever,

with the party on Saturday and
is going to the mines,

It seems that the statement
that Franks had demanded an

‘lapology from the_G.W.V.A, is

not correct. We ‘are officially
informed that all that has trans-
pired,is that Harry has asked the
officials to meet him.

The signatories to the Farmers’
Institute contract for the market-
ing of local berries held a meet-
ing in Progress Hall on Friday
night, 4. A. Swain i in the chair.
Arrangements as to prises and
shipping were completed. _

‘Dr. Langfeldt has been splen-
didly described as a‘‘good mixer’’
Certainly. he missed no -opportu-

whom he -came

his. chariess. :

Mrs. Noonan’s brother, went back | 3

nity of getting a word with those |
into . contact, |*
and right Rood u use: he- made: ‘of |

ls Your Subseription. Paid

/ GEO. LITTLE ‘Terrace, B. C. 7

-WUMBER MANUFACTURER.

“Luter PRICE List

Rough Lumber.............0ccaeseeeecesees $18.00 per M
Shiplap .......c. cc cca eee e sce eeereeecteeeee \92.50 “6
Sundried and Sized ..............0cceceeees 22.50 ‘'
Finished Material .... .............. 40.00 to 65.00 **
Shingles...... ere ere ..from $2.50 to $5.00 per M

Prices subject to change without notice —

Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously,

Prices of Moulding, ate., on application . ~

a JUST ARRIVED—NEW _
‘STEWART’ Gramaphones
CAN YOU BEAT IT? $i 5. 00 CAN YOU BEAT IT? ,

Fred Bishop

AvcTiongER; NEW AND .
Used FURNITURE

Terrace

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a Terr ace Berries - berries and-and all other. fresh

| fruits in a any quantity.

z Fruit Jars Fruit Jars are now on ‘hand for —
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= Sugar. this season’s preserving.

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Coast Steamship Service

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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RY... ccs eeseuaee Sveeeanenenss seeneuns Friday, 10 pm.
cette ene esate teeeesaneeenennaea Wednesday, 10 p.m.

for Vancouver, via QUEEN CHARLOTTE E ISLAND PORTS.
June 27th, July 11th, 26th, August 8th, 22nd.

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~ PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE b TERRACE B.
EASTBOUND—10.5i P.M, Daily except, Sunday. ©
' WESTBOUND—12 37 P.M. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic Seeamship Sailings or further information, apply ‘to any Canadian National Agent ar
R.F. MeNaughtan, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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| “TERRACE, 3 B.C,

“SPECIAL FOR THIS WEE
Faweett’s “Eludson” Steel Ramge

4-hole, 9"; Highly Polished Steel Top; 18” Oven; High Closet; Reservoir
This range ia beautifully finished, and is worth #0. 00 at today’ ) price:

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SPECIAL FOR THIS
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