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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928

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HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

TERRACE |

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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

Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller to and
through the Bulkley Valley

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MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

James Kotow proprietor

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LUMBERING

Will Smith came back from
Rupert Monday. He has win-
tered - at the coast and now fig-
ures on cleaning up some of his
bench land.

The Sherwoods went out to
Nightwind’s in the Kalum val-
ley on Wednesday for the first
picnic of the season.

Giggey’s mill is busy com-
pleting a big consignment of
latha before being dismantled
and remoyed to the new location.

Mrs. Moore went up to ‘Haz.
elton Monday for treatment.

Billy Donald is enjoying a well-
earned holiday in Seattle. |

Carl Lindbloon .went South,
sailing for Vaneouver on Friday.
He intends locating down there.

F. Bohler’s new house is rapid
ly nearing competion.

The snow has been so long
gone at Terrace that visitors to
Kalam, Valley are astonished to
find from six inches to a foot
still there.

Dad. Weeks is looking his old
self again, though he is troubled
with his breathing. He-says he
has made a deal with an Edmon
ton firm for the whole of his
berries this year, and got a good
price.

Dean Coleman, of the Universi-
ty of B. C. will give an address

TRLKWA « - B.C.

‘Omizeca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

j Dining ‘20m in ‘connection

~ Retes reasonable. Patronage is
solicited

Hazelton - - BC.

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Prince Rupert

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Prince Rupert, B.C.

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‘The Bulkley Hotel,

E. E. Orchard, Owner ~

European or American Plan

The headquarters. for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourista.and Commercial men
find this 4 grand hotel to stop at..

All-trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

--* saddle horses provided.:

Smithers, B. C.

‘season with his pole business.

Frank and. Bohter. have taken
outa number of poles. from the

Valley. .

return te his ranch-very shortly.

remembered
and the town looks ever so much

places the frost has done its
work, — Still the position is much
better than a year ago.

On.. most of the ranches here
there is a fine show for tree fruit.

The Ladies’ Guild of the Pres-
byterian Church held a most suc-
cessful sale of home, cooking,
candy and Waster eggs in .the
ehureh on Saturday, when the

sum of $51.40 was realized.

‘GEO. LITTLE

‘Terrace, B. Cc. a

” LUMBER MAN UFACTURER

 LusBER PRICE List’

Shiplap
Sundried and Sized

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Finished Material.... ... vines 7

Shingles. ..............0. 000. a

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Levcsaeeauees 22.50 © ee
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from $2.50 to $5. v0 per Mo

Prices subject to change without notice

Orders filled-at short notice.
.” Prices of Moulding, etc.,

Mill running continuoualy.

on application

C. MacKinnon, of Vanarsdol,

was a viaitor in town on Wednes-
day.

The primary department of the
Sunday school had a very jolly
party on Easter Monday, when
Arthur, Wilfred and Margaret
Young entertained them. A bunt}
for colored Easter eggs proved a
most enjoyable part of the prog-
ram. After spending a couple
of hours playing various games,
the children did full justice to the

CARBONOL—

The New Dis

infectant

~ Superior to lye, lime and all other Spring cleansers
For cleaning chicken coops, _

stables, etc. Co |

DRUG STORE

THE ‘TERRACE

supper table, ending what one

young gentleman described asa

‘ mighty fine party”.

W. BE. Charter is expected to

He is putting in a nice bunch of
fruit trees this year. ©

Not a few worthy citizens have
“‘elean-up week,’’

better, But the ugly slough re-

n ‘Democracy and Education”
in the Progress Hall under the
auspices of the Parent Teachers’
Association on April 26. .

7 Convenor.

Jack Wentz has not yet left
his cosy corner in Terrace for
his Valley ranch, but figures on
doing so shortly.

Mrs. Warne, who has wintered
in the Yukon, intends remaining
there until June: Mr. Warne
is due out Anyox way shortly.

Tom Moore has:had a good]

Thirst is a dour companion and
brooks no inconvenience. Ter-
race boasts anew sidewalk de-
signed to keep the feet dry of
those who would wet the throat

lately.
purchasing of an acre .lot near

slowly, improving in health.

—and Dan smiles, -
C. Carlson is expected back at
his ranch in a week or two,

Mr. .and Mrs. W. Morphy are
still in Seattle whither they went
some weeks ago. They report
business quiet there.

The coming of the warm: days

mosquitos. to get out visiting
again,

Miss Marsh spent the Easter
vacation with her parents here,
* Miss Dobb went home to Prince
Rupert for the holidays.

Miss Elsie Kenney,
schooling at Rupert,’ came home
for the holiday week.

on behalf of the Farmers’ In-

almost all ‘the growers,

looking. good. ‘hoogh 3 ina. few].

has encouraged our friends the].

who is| -

-Messrs Thomas and Halliwell] -

stitute, had a round-up of the|:

berry growers in the Kalum Val- |.
ley.‘on Tuesday and signed up -

“In general the strawberries are |.

mains.

Eggs are away down .to 35
cents a dozen. and many. a “hen
is making a devil of a ehackle

JAMES RI

CHMOND

begs to announce that he is now in receipt of fresh supplies of

MEAT

Each Week 7

‘TERRACE -

Local Produce "

about it, i

The Farmers’ Institute is com-

Prey)

ing into its own. Many a good
word has been spoken for it
Everybody thinks the

the park a good move.

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Everybody wili be glad to learn
that Mrs, Marsh is surely, if

Mrs. A. W. Wessel har re-
turned from the south.

Safeguard Your

Cc anadian National Ra il ways

Grand Tru nk Pacitic Railway

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- §.8. PRIN CE GEORGE will leave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

ak 8.00 a.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Fails, Powell River,

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE
For STEWART AND ANFOX—ever y Wedneaday at 8,00 p. m,

S. Ss. PRINCE JOHN | will leave P ince . Rupert for Vancouver ’

via NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE
h, 20th, Feb.

ISLAND PORTS 8.00 p.m... Jan.

ard, ith, March ard, 17th; 3let.,

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B‘,

EASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda , 1
WESTBOU ND—Daily except ‘Tuesaay,

For Atlontic Steamship Sailings o or further informati ly et Grand T: ak P.
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FP POPOD OD.

Valuables before it.

‘Is too Late.

Itis not wise to leave
money, securities,
jewelry, or other val-
uables unprotected
in your home.

Deposit your money in
the Bank and your ,
valuables in a -Safety /
Deposit Box. Consult
our Manager.

The Royal Bank

Terrace Club |

LIMITED
J. McDougall, Proprietor

FURNISHED ROOMS

. POOLTABLES
Cigars Soft Drinks
Opposite Station

of Canada

‘LOCAL BRANCHES .
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©. H. WAL * +. PANAGER

- BURNS. LAKE: . a,
Ms ‘HENDERSON ° MANAGER .-

“fe a First-class Cafe 7 as Carte : -

/ HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT

Euronean Plan |

; Rates $1.60 pex day.and up ©

ala Carte

We. are now open for
business

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