THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY. 5, 1923.

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BARRISTER SoLICITOR

Archie Donaghy

TERRACE, B.C,
Norary Pusiic

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TouRIsT
REsORT
Hor SPRINGS

TERRACE

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LUMBERING
MINING
HORTICULTURE

Jt was agreat disappointment

Palace Barber Shop

at your service

W. H. BURNETT

TERRACE -

te Mrs, Mancor and many of her
friends that after all her efforts
for the dance on Monday, she
was too ill to be present. Happily
she is now progressing towards:
recovery.

Capt. and Mrs. Amesbury ac-
companied by Miss Halliwell paid

Terrace Meat. Market

We specialize on

Fresh Meat Fresh Fish
Fresh Vegetables

CHANDLER & CALLAHAN
TERRACE, B.C.

a sleighing visit to several friends
the other day, Mesdames Lanfear
and French and “Dad”? Weeks
being among the number.

Matt Allard and J. M, Erland-
sen of Rosswvod paid a visit to
Terrace during the week.

Miss March went down to Ru-
pert to take in the teachers’ social

A. Goodenough has. been in

LANDS—

Fruit, Vegetable and Dairy

Lands in the Terrace District

Insurance of all kinds
—— Notary Public——
Correspondence solicited

Chas. R. GILBERT, Agent

TERRACE

TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Terrace during the holidays.

Kalum Lake sent Archie Me-
Cormiek and Mr. and Mrs. C, A.

_|Smith to spend their holiday in

Terrace.

The snow-covered-roads have
now settled down fairly well and
small sleighs can get about easily,
but a further fall is wanted to
make easy going for the heavy
logging sleighs.

Mrs, and Miss Halliwell were
.| visiting Mrs. Lanfear and Miss
French on Wednesday.

D, Gibb, of Prince Rupert,
visited his farm on the Bench
during the week-end, to make
arrangements for the coming
season.

Paddy Kilmartin is born to
trouble as the sparks fly, ete. He
bashed Clara in the street at
Rupert, and as a result bas been
ordered to keep out of trouble for
two months or—well, Magistrate
McMullen will tell him what next.

Miss Marsh is spending the
holidays with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Marsh.

Proprietor

A

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An old time dance held in Pro-
gress Hall drew only fourteen
dancers.

Sash, Door
and

Window Frames
WINDOWS 22,44, $3.00

all other sizes in proportion

Rough Lumber - $16.00

Shiplap and Sized
Lumber $20.00

; All prices f.0,b, Terrace and cash
with order

BUILDERS’

HARDWARE
BUILDING
PAPER —

LOGGING TOOLS

.T. R. DAVIS

P.O. Box 36 TERRACE, B. C.

Lb. D. Munro, of Telkwa, has
been spending the holiday season
at his place in Terrace.

Mrs. Gordon Sparkes has pre-
sented her husband with a baby
boy.

Mr, Burnip, from the Old Coun-
try, paid a visit of several days
to Terrace last week. He.ex-
amined his claims for coal de-
posits in the neighborhood of
Kalum Lake, and went away high-
ly satisfied with what he found.
He figures on developing his:
claims as soon as transport — can
be arranged. “a

disposed for two weeks, "but i is
now much better and will take).
his place as prosecutor in the

Kilmartin’ liquor appeals in Ru-
pert next week,

Teamster Had Close Call

How difficult and dangerous
is the work of the lagging team-
sters wag shown by an accident
which o¢eurred on the Lanfear
hillon Tuesday. Young Bailev,
a new hand, was negotiating the
hill wit a load of logs for Little’s
mill, when his offside line parted
and the horses edged towards
the outside of the road until the
sleigh was capsized and went
down the steep side of the hill,
dragging the horses with it and
effectively putting one out of
further use. The other horse
was not very much the worse
for the fall and the logs were
salvaged during the next day.
After the occurrence sand was
spread on the hill.

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Takes Over Movie Show

F. GC. Bishon begs to announce
to the people of ‘Terrace and
district that he bas purchased the
picture show from Geo. Minchin
and will endeavor to give the
community the very best films
obtainable in the north and asks
for the people’s support along
these lines. Hia motto will be
‘value for your money and ser-
vice all the time.”’ Come to the
next show and see. 47

Vicar’s New Year Message

And hope in Him through all thy ways,
He'll give thee strength, whate'er
betide thee, |
And bear thee through the evil days,
God never yet forsook at need
The soul that trusted him indeed.’
With very warmest New Year’s
greetings to all would be friends.
Thos. J. Marsh.

Drainage Levy Made

The owners of land affected in
the Horseshoe Drainage District,
Terrace, were the recipients on
Thuraday. of the tax levy form
for their respective portions of
the cost of clearing the water-
way.
amounts required total to $8,490.

ing items:
Preliminary expenses
Salaries, ete ;
money borrowed
Interest

Marginal security .
Incidental expenaes

The levy is at the rate of $15
ner acre of the land affected.

Terrace News is’ $2.00 a year.

Terrace

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GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LumMBER PRICE LIST
nd 00 per M

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Finished Material.... ......... ~«» ,40.00 to 65.00
Shingles. .........260- Les aegege from $2.50 to $5.40 per M
Prices subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice. ‘ Mill running continuously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application

The Season of. Coughs and Colds

Wampole’s Extract of Cod Liver Oil

National Drug Co.’s Cod Liver Oil

Syrup of of Wild Cherry Bark, Syrup of Gourdons
and many others for cure and Prevention, WE HAVE THEM ALL.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

“If thou but suffer God to guide thee, |¢

The statement shows the!$

and are comprised of the follow-|§

Snow Total of snow Wind nn
: r Ny: .

Royal Household Flour

I am agent for that well known and

general favorite—
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR

Jhave alarge stock on hand.

JAMES RICHMOND}

TERRACE

‘Canadian National Railwaus

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway

STEAMER SAILINGS BETWEEN SEATTLE, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, POWELL RIVER. OCEAN
FALLS, SWANSON BAY, PRINCE RUPERT, ANYOX, STEWART AND QUEEN CHAREOTIE ISLANDS
LEAVE PRINCE RUPERT,

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE sails from Prince Rupert every Friday :
at 9.00 a.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Fowell River, Van-
couver, Victoria, Seattle.
For Stewart and Anyox every Wednesday at 8.00 p.m. P
8.8. PRINCE JOHN sails from'P ince Rupert for Vancouver via
north and south Queen Charlotte Islang ,arts at 8.00 p.m., Jan,
6th, 20th, Feb. 3rd, 17th, March 3rd, 17th, Slat,
PASSENGER. TRAINS LEAVE -TERRACE B°,
BASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda , 11.61 P.M.
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P. VW.

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or furthers information a] to any Grand Trunk PacificAgen! :
re GA. MicNicholl Awtast General F Freight and eal “Aaenh aussi adie Vor,

Terrace Club

LIMITED
J, MeDougall, Propriator

FURNISHED ROOMS

POOL TABLES

, Cigara” Boft Drinks

Opposite Station

‘Touring Car 00
One-ton Truck. . . $495.00
"with self-starter, $85.00 extra

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os TEL PRINCE RUPERT -

* Biiropean: ‘Plan’

ON - * Rates $1.50 per day. and up
; oe. »-Fint- class Cafe.

~ & Is: Carte

Froight and taxes added

BOOKING ORDERS NOW FOR ore
DELIVERY

TERRACE MOTOR