g'; Omineca
a Hotel
C..W. Dawson, Prop.
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Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
and begrage transfer
Mt? aeanquarrers FOR TOURISTS:

AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

B. C.

Hazelton -

meet all trains for passenger 1

Hotel =
Prince Rupert

4 REAL Goop HoTrer

Prince Rupert
B.C.

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H. B, RocHester, Manager

Ratee $1.60 per day up.

SHACKLETON.
Hotel —

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| New, clean and comfortable " -
First-class Dinlng Room in: connection —

Rates ARE ATTRACTIVE

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner

I curopean or American Plan

; The headquarters for the ‘Bulkley
may Valley, Tourists and Commeércial men
ce find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met, Autos, livery or rigs
° y caddie horses provided.

Smithers, B.C.

SOLICITOR ° NOTARY PUBLIC |

L. S. McGill :
BARRISTER
SMITHERS British Columbia

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPROIALTY ‘

A wire
“will bring ue

P.O, Box 948
PRINCE RUPERT, B.0.

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‘or farmerd or merchants sh ship:

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"Railroads Problem: “Gosh, ak I hope he’ s the gent ete to o gam with ws!"

“AUCTION | SALE

There will be offered for sale without
reserve, by public auction at Tellkcwa,
-C., on Thursday, October 29th, 1925,
at the hour of two o’clock in the ‘agter-.
noon, one dark brown gelding, weight
1170 lbs., and one bay gelding, weight
950 ibs., the property of the Govern-
mentofCanada, TERMS SCASH. Same
ean be seen at any time prior to the
date of sale at the R.C. Mounted Police
barracks, Telkwa, B.C.

A. E. ACLAND,
1617 Inspector R.C.M. Police,

Timber Sale X7355

Sealed tenders will be received by. tha
District Forester not later than noon on
the 81st day of. October, 1925," for the
purehase ‘of Licence X77, situated
approximately two miles south-west of
across keene River from Remo |.
Station, C.R. 6, to cut -72,000 lineal
feet of Cedar Poles and Piling. .
Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of timber.
- Farther particulars of the Chief’ For
ester, Victoria, or District eee

| T | Woodeock :

6 Irene Dentinger, Jessie and Min-
Lerva | ‘Brand? Jean” Doil, Stanley

. E,. Hodkin ‘left Wednesday for

ing tor the winter,

f
D. MacLean is now. - with the
B. & B. repair crew.

Mrs, MeCubbin and daughters,

with Mrs. W. C. Little.

Misses E. Cavaliers and Ellen
Davidson, of Kitwanga,and. Miss

7 E. Osborne, of Prince Rupert:
|spent last Saturday with Mrs, W.

C, Little.

4 On: Saturday. afternoon a sur.
prise: party was given Nesta Little
in honor of her‘ eighth birthday.
Games, music, and an abundance
of.ice cream, cake, candy, etc.,
helped all'to have an enjoyable
time,
Little... Ellen.. Davidson, Norma
and Beth, McCubbin, Alberta and

LACKHEADS!"

“Blackheads simply _dlooatvé “and
di pear by, thia one -
wa re method. Get two"  durtees:
of peroxina fede “from any drug store:-!
sprinkle it * ton A hot,. wet cloth, rub the face
1 Wary -blaskhead will. be Bones

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“Prinelgal G. HL. Griffin ‘sd
CG. _ Noteel,, ‘of: the local “sehool{
‘staff, spent the week-end in Remo

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ni ude or farm. produce. lied:
Rnd: printed by thé” On ae
New agelton, IC, « ee

4, as the g

sbending a ‘holiday, at the home

“ Cedarvale-yisitors oni ‘Tuesday
lineluded: Mrs. W. CG. Little, Mrs.
W..:Brand, ‘Mrs,: 8 ‘lliott, and
T.: ‘Hartley. fet seats

"Mire. W. Higgs, who has, been

Prince Rupert, to visit her: sister,

eats, of Me an Mre. A,

ae Mrs., Oude ‘Norrington... Rugg

Beate,

Rupert where'the family is stay-

of: Pacific, spent last week-end

Those present were Nesta!

‘Doll, and. Peter and. Pail Borsuk.

Lakelee, jg ‘Of ‘Saturday «‘for|

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-is the answer ‘of business leaders.
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‘most big businesses owe much of

' their success..and prestige to. the
‘Steady use of advertising.

ADVERTISING in The Omineea

.. Herald and The Terrace News would

help promote your business. . It would |

attract new custorhers, retain the
-poodwil of old ones and increase: ‘pub-
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‘ manship in‘ the mass. It‘is‘an effi- .
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