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_ THE | OMINCA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEBTEMBER M, 1980,

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“Serbuléce, Pencila,
kind.. Big stock carried,

Bring. a as your list

- School. Book: =e tie

Erasers and school. supplies, of. every

_ ‘A good: assortinent of”

Watches, Clocks and Jewellery, ‘Late eine
Engagement and ne Gifts...

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“Sheat oxts—Hamlin & ‘Thomson,
Lever, © aa ‘

r Michaud: Bros... -

J Lever. ’

Bobler.. 7
Collection grasses - and”
|| Lever, Billy ‘Bobler, -

- Section 5, Vegetables - .
2 early cabbage—W. J. Martin,
Lever, ‘

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W. -d. “Martin, ° ;

2 red cabbage TF. Lever, Hamlin

Ammunition.

‘SEASONABLE. SUGGESTION SI

The fall séagon is here and winter. is: approaching
Overhaul your stoves and aipes. A. new / stocks, of,
_ repairs has been received. oo

Rifles Shot Guns

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E. T. Kenney Limited .

“General Hardware

British Columbia

,| Thonison; |:

son, Billy Bobler. -

2 lettuee—Harnin & Thomson,
Lever. ; -
-2 eauliflowerJ, Lever, Hamlin
Thomson:

Billy Bohler:

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Geo. Hipp:

aon, Mrs, J. Lips.

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Terrace, B. C: |
| WEDNESDAY FRIDAY " SATURDAY This Week MB. blanched! celery--R. Ls -Metntodt
September 19 and 20
EB, Hamer..

"TERRACE TH EATRE

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3 white turnips—Tom Lever.
3 rutabagas-amiin & Thomson,
Lever..

JOHNNY HINES IN

canton CHARLIE

Adults 50c. -

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Children under 14 years 25¢

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Rough Lum ber...
Shiplap ;

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4 Sized ‘Lumber ...5..000.0.00.

Finished Material
Shingles \

jan ane pe been canes

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Orders filled at short notice,

GEO. LITTLE. Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFA‘ *TURER

Lowen PRICE List.

bene rove $18.00 per Ml
shetesseerererees 22,50 *
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_ Prices eubject to chtinge without notice

Prices of Mouiding, ete., ‘on application

40.00 to 65. 00 -
-.from 2,60 to $5.00 per M

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‘Mill running continuously,

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The Terrace I Fair

- Continized: from from Pagé 1

‘difficult: to create ‘the Interest .neces- | '

' sevy.for ‘a real bumper’ show.
_ At ten o’cloefc in the morning ‘of the
second day,’ Friday, Dr,:' Bamford of

- Sinithers, president of ‘the | ‘Smithers :

"fain, made-a little’. speech “and declar-

a ed the fair formally and officially op-|'

“lened. The only form ‘of entertain.
- ment ‘provided was-'a horse-shoe pitch.
«dng. contest which. was ‘open-to ‘the ‘en:
. (thre world. ; It was Inte in: getting dn:

der way, “and: there. was a little rain, |

“oft “and on 80 that the, final ‘results:
were not. known. “until Snturday when
Geo. Little bent. Lever. ‘Then there
was the dance on, “Friday ‘ulght which
“made a’ good endit¢for' a atiocessfal
fair. , ae Gps ;
Seeretary : Wal: Robineon ald. a: lot |:
‘ot hard works, and. orrotire ‘work, | and],

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Calf, F. Frank, Cc. H, Thomas,
' Yearling, J. P. ‘Harrigan, q. GC. Me-
Connell, :

! ‘Tho ‘year old: heifer, Harry ‘cing, 7.

0. McConnell. .

‘°3 year old cow, J. swans, I . He
gan. ee
Milch.. cow, R ‘Prank, v. “swana, -
Section two, | Swine ~~
Brood sow, G. Aipp, J, ao MeCon-
nell,’ :

_ Spring pig, 3. Harrigan, G. Hipp.

" Section 8, Poultry. fs ice
" Drwo: hes, ght breed—W. A. King
Two, pullets, light Dreed—W.A. King.

Mrs. J. Lips, - ;

‘Cockerel, . light . breed—W. A Ring, |
Mrs. Th Lips, - ;

Cock, light, breed—W.. A ‘ibe, tr. [5
z: G. "McConnell." we

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<8 white catrats—J. “Lever, Hamlin
‘[&. Thomson... BN tae
- Collection ‘ fitla yoots-—Hamlin ° &
Thomson, .J.° Lever, Billy Bobler. _
“Section "7, Flowers - +

: Asters—Mrs. | HL Kings” Lantear .
Frencli. -

'Phomas,
t Turner.

Lever.

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Lips. -

“6 potatoes, A.0.V—Geo. ‘Hipp and
Kenneth - Hamer.
12 redishes—E,
Thomson, -

. 12 pods peas—Michaud Bros, Hom-
lin & Thomson. .

12 stalks rhubarb—W. | a.
Mrs, BH. M. Smith, -
12 pods ‘beans—Hanilin: & Thomson,
J. Lever.

Half bushel potatoes—F. Frank, 3.
Lever, Tom Lever. -

Collection _fegetnbles— Hamlin &
Thomson, J. Leyer, Billy Bohler.

3 “mangels—Geo. Hipp, Hamlin 4
Thomson. ;

3. sugar beets-—Tom Lever, J. Lever
"8 fall turnips—Tom Lever.

3 rutahagas—Geo, Hipp; Ne Sher-

Hamer, Hlamilin &

. Martin,

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8 red. carrots—J. Lever, ‘amin &

Dultias—acohnnd ‘Bros, Mrs Go H.
Curnations—Lanfear & ‘Prenéh ‘irs

6 verinstings Ms Ww. +A ‘Bite, J.

ith, ‘irs.’ ©, H. ove
‘pens=W. a. Martin, Mis: Dee

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-' Sheat' Alstke tivar—aom “Lever,

Sheat Ted clover-+J: 5 -Lever, mn Lever
. Pint timothy seed—Mrs, DeJardines ‘
_ Sheat ‘ timothy—J, Lever, ‘Michnuds
“Collection of eraing—J, Lever Billy

clovers—J,
2- late eabbage—Hainlin & Thomson, :
_ 2 Savoy eapbage--Hamiin & hom

2 Swiss cbard—alin & moma

2 vegetable, marrow—Billy Bobler,

2 sugar pumplene—Hamn & Thom-

3 cucumbers—o. Hamer, W. J. Mar.

' §3.Kohl rabi—Birs,; Jean Botler, B.

6: parsnips—Tom ‘Lever, ‘Billy Boh-

. 8 long -earrote—Geo, Hipp, i Lever
-6 table -beety—Geo. Hipps, Mrs. J.

6 corn on cob—B. Hamer, Geo, Hipp.
6: onions-—Laufear & Hench, Billy

G potatoes, netted gem-—W. A, King.

J. Mrs, B, ‘Brooks, oe
Foliage : ‘plant-—Mra.
Lanfear & French. — :
Yellow. roses—Mrs, , DesJ ardines, ;
White - Toses—Mrg. DesJardines::
Pink roses—Mrg,; DesJardines,

Red roses~—Mrs, DesFardines.

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Lanfear & French. ‘
Section 8, Fruit

Mrs. A. C, Head. |

- Red astrachan—-C. Finter,
Graham,

Duchess—C. Finter, BE. Frank,

' Gravenstein—C.' Finter, F. Franks
* Snow—Mra: HB. J. Moore, F. Frank
" Wagner—-W. J. “Martin,

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J.

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Anderson. -
- Winter Banena—W. 5. Anderson..

i Delicious—W. J, Martin. .
& Apples A.O.¥- —Mrs. A. 0. Head, C.
i{ inter.

: Franks, a
Transcendent erabs—W. I Martin
W. J. Graham,

’ 2- winter - squash—W. . x Martin,
Hamlin & Thomson. a beauty—C. . Pinter, WA

2 citron—Mrs. Jd: Eps, Hamlin & . , mo
Thomson. Pears AL0.V.—W. AL King, 6. Fin-

ter.
Franks.
Franks,
3|:
_|dory Kenney,

Mra. A. C. Head,

“Michaud Bros.

Collection small fruit— Michaud

Bros., .Mrs. Jenn Bohler, ;
' Box apples—C. H. Thomns, 2nd.

Anderson.

Mrs. J. Lips;

Bohler. .
6 ripe tomatoes~-Alrs, Jean Bohler, Pinter. ae * Breneh, °

Mg acon tomatoci—Bri. 0. ‘Oo &: ing ‘Chicken’ dressed. for market—Mrs, HL
ay ; ue ‘King: | oo:

Mrs. H.. King. : . Section 11, .Fanc

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le @ potatoes; gold coin—W. J. Martin Hooked. rig—Mrs. ‘H.L. Smith, "Mrs.

60. pp: :

H. Doll.
’ Plain dress, under 12—-Biis, ‘HL ‘Mist
Plain dress, 3 to 10—Nirs. H. ‘Mist,
Mrs. H. C. Head.

Fancy, under 2——Mxs. H. Mist.
Fancy, 8 to 10—Mrs. H.. Mist
Coat for child—Mrs. A. ©. Head.”
Hand knitted swenter--Miss A. Con-
sins,

Knitted mitts—Miss Cousins...
Plain apron—Mrs, H, Mist. _
Faney apron—Mrs, Mist, Mrs. Tur.
ner.
, Nightgown, embroidered—Mrs. Mist.
Sgme, lace trimmed—MIrs. Mist, Mrs
Turner.

Pr.Pillow ‘easds, embroidered—Mrs.
Hamlin, Mrs. Turner. /
Pillow cases, lace trimmed—Mie, H
Mist, Mrs. Turner,” : ' an
embroidered—Mies fom

. Tea - cloth,
Cousins. a
- Tea cloth, ince trimmed—Mes, :

Turner, .Mrs. H.. Mist.
Centre ‘piece, embroldered—Mrs, A. :
‘Hend, Mrs. _ Mist. ‘ ve
Centre niece, lace trimmed-—Mrs. ‘A.
Mist. .
Towel—Mrs. “fist, Mrs. H. L Smith
D'oily,. embroidered-—Mrs. ‘Hamlin,
Mias- A. Cousins.

~Doily, lace- ‘trimmed—Mrs. Mist,
‘Furniture searf—Mra, H. HL. Smith,
Mrs. T. Turner,

“Bugfet set, embroldered—Atrs. Ham.
lin,. Mrs. AL Cousins, .

Buffet’ ‘set, ‘lace’ “trfamned Ma, Atist

G.

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H. L Smith, ;
:. Vanity, set, ‘lace tetas
Mrs. T, oCurnery. ..

“Jean Bobler, |"

Table centre display—Mrsq H. King,

. Yellow trapsparent—R. L. McIntosh

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Wealthy-—R. L. ‘McIntosh, : W. ‘8. f

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-McIntosh red—Hamlin & Thomson.
Hyslop crabs—Mrs, H. ‘ing and F.

' Bartlett pears—C. Vinter, W. ning

Bradshaw mums—W. d. Graham, ' oa
Peach pluns—Hamtin & ‘Thmeon, BF.
Greengage—Mrs. Aas O.: ‘Head, Mar- |
. Plums, 4.0.V¥.~—Mts. DesJardins and

Prunes, any variety - \ Mrs. H. King

Strained honey. Franks, W.. S.
Home made. bintter TV, I. Martin, |

White eggs—W, A. King, Mrs, Lips:

[Railway belt’ and Peace, River” Block

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: Section 12, Home Cooking

§.. Anderson:
Finter, Mrs: , Turner, “Mrs. Anderso1

0. ‘King,

Turner, :

” Vanity. set—Miss AS " Conatne,’ ans | a

STEAMSHIP
AND:TRAIN.-
SERVICES.

Sailings from Prince Rupert

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for, Vancouver, thence via |
thé néw Tri-City Service to *
Victoria:‘and’ Seattle... °
Sundays, Thursdays, 10 P-m.

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For Anyox and Stewart— :
Wednesdays, 4.00 p.m. no

For ‘Stewart. & Ketchikan—
‘Saturdays, 4.00 D pm.

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Weekly : ‘sailings for: North | ,
and South Queen Charlotte ve
Islands. -

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| | Passenger ‘traltia’ ‘teare:: Tertrace,- !. :
’ eastbound, . daily except Sunday,
° 4.38 pom; ‘weathound,: ‘excopt
Tutaday, 3.52 ame

ok ue RADIAN a
RATE ONAL a

For Information. call Local Agent or write

|. EF. McNAUGHTON, DPA.)
Prince Rupert, B.C.

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N OTICE

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Notice is: hereby given that: on. anc
after’ August 1st, 1930, lands. in’. ‘the:

recently retransferred. “t0 ‘the, Provine: '
by the Dominion; come under: the ad
ministration and Janda Jaws: of the Pro- .
vince, .
Tt ig the desire: of the gover mment tc
foster ‘settlement in conformity with.
these regulations, and furnish all the
‘available information ‘to assist: this
end, but-no consideration ‘will be gir-
en persons. squatting upon or. enterin:
into occupation , of such lands without .
authority, oo

H. CATHCART Mg
88-27-. _pDenuty Minister of Lande uo ,

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White ‘bread—Mrsi Ws 3. -Andersén, a
Mrs. BD. J:: ‘Moore, ~ «| ne
Yeast’ bunk—Mrs, +H! Mist, ae
’ Baking powder: biscuites— Ts,

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