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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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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

Isaac, did not at any time live
in Prinee Rupert, was not a mar-

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1928

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Albert Bedore wishes it made
known that his late brother,

ried man, and was not sent to
Oakalla for three and a half
years.

Angus Bruce had his knee
hurt by a limb of a tree which
he had felled,

The Indian girl, Louise Elwitt,
who was charged with stealing
$70 from W. Mawhinney at
Vanarsdol, and sent for trial and
got twelve months at Oakalla.

Mrs. H. L. Grant came up
from Rupert on Friday to see to
the berry plot here.

J. Pinder-Moss announces that
he has arranged with the locai
school board to run classes next
fall in Terrace. He expects to

put on English and bookkeeping,

Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller te and
through the Bulkley Valley

Hew

MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

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James Kotow Proprietor
TRLKWA B.C.

Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Beat attention to tourists and to
commercial men. .

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
solicited

Hazelton - - B,C.

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dressmaking and millinery, and
poultry and small fruit. farming
and music, vocal or instrumental.

P. M. Monckton went to Ru-
pert last week.

Mrs, K. Olson went to Rupert
on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Williams went
west last week en route to Wash-
ington.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood have
not chosen Nightwind’s place
after all. They are going to
Chennette’s place.

John Warne has gone to work
on the Kalum road.

R. T. MacFarlane, who is look-
ing after the interests of the
Presbyterian church, went down
to Rupert on Monday.

Fred. Bishop is auctioning off
the effects of the late W. F.
Mawdsley at his store on Satur-
day afternoon. Mawdsley was a
man of singular tastes and there
gre some curios to sell.

A. H. Wilson went down to
Rupert on Monday. .

E, J. Moore bas gone to Cal-
gary to try to bring off a land
deal. He expects to sell out his
holding, lock, stock and barrel
and will return to prairie life if
he does.
At the picture house Saturday
night an optimistic boost picture
was shown urging the people to
keep their courage up as good

European Plan.

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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times were coming for Terrace.
It was heartily cheered. A month
ago a similar boost was received
in silence. So we are cheering

up.

The Bulkley Hotel

B, E, Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkle
Valley, Tourists and
find this a grand hotel to atop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B.C.

Commercial men

Bud Barrie, who lost an arm a
few ‘months ago by falling on
the saw at Giggey’s mill, has
gone to Vancouver to have an
artificial arm attached.
¥ |ter of the late Archie McDougall,
a well known railroad contractor,

ing for some time.

spend her summer. —

Are you a subscriber yet?

Send in your name and cash now

" Miss Alice McDougall, daugh-

is in town and purposes remain-
She intends

putting up'a house on her estate
here, where she will probably

Archie MeCormick came down

A fair number of the members
of the Anglican W.A. met at the
home of Mrs, Marsh on Wednes-
day and began work for the next
sale.

Mrs. Murdo Smith and child
returned from the Prince Rupert
hospital on Saturday night. The
child has undergone an opera-
tion for appendicitis and is now
much better.

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

LumBer Price List

Rough Lumber...+---ssseeeeceeceeeerceeees $18.00: per M
Ghiplap.......-cs eee ee eee cece eet e teers e tees 22.50 *
Sundried and Sized ......-.eeceeeeeeeeeeene 22.50 *
Finished Material.... ....--.+--++-- 40.00 to 65.00 “*
Shingles. .......--+.seeee ......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, etc., on application

Mrs. H. L. Franks has her

father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Orwig, of Rupert, visiting with
her at present.

Mrs, A. Olson has returned to
town and propose putting up a
house on the Mickelsen place,
which they have bought.

Mrs. Dover went to Amesbury
on Wednesday.

Matt Allard was in town on
Wednesday from Rosswood.

H. L. Pruyan, the relief sta-

Perfect condition with 20
shells, A snap

Perfect condition.
trimmings. Snap

with 2 $15.00

303 Savage Rifle
4-hole Cook Stove

Small Ice-box Good condition, Snap.......-.--
3 Maple Chairs and Armehair to match. Snap.

The set
Fred Bishop

$5.00
$20.00

Terrace

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AUCTIONEER; NEw AND
Usep FURNITURE

tion agent, knocked off Wednes-

day, Harry Creelman returning
to duty Thursday.

W. H. Burnett had a wonderful
trip into the woods up La La

Valley way a few days ago, re-
turning with trophies in the
shape of one large bear and three

small ones.
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WEDDING BELLS |

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Rev. J. H. Young, of Terrace
performed the marriage ceremony
at Vanarsdol station house on
Saturday, when Jack Harrison,
section foreman, took to wife
Miss F.E. Bolton, A few friends
of the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony and in
the evening a big banquet was
held in the village hall, dancing
following until the early hours.

Appoint Selling Agent
At a special meeting of the
directors of the Kitsumkalum
Farmers’ Institute held on Thurs-
day morning, H. A. Swain pre-
siding, Geo. W. Kerr, Prince
Rupert, was appointed selling
agent at Rupert for the berries
and .other produce marketed by
the Institute. Mr. Kerr will con-
trol the distribution of the berries
not only in Rupert but also in“all
outlying places which are tribu-
tary to Rupert including Anyox,
Stewart, Alice Arm, Ocean Falls,
Swanson Bay, ete,
The correction of the area
under strawberries by the elim:
ination of the areain which the
berries were frozen out, leaves
about 25 to 28 acres in fruit.
Reports showed that the berry
season promised to be as early
as it was last year, but the sea-
son in southern B.C. is atated to
ke two weeks earlier than a year
ago. “

E, F. Duby,. superintendent of
of the Kleanza Company, made
the round trip via Vancouver and

**REGINA”’ Range with
polished steel top, large
copper reservoir

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as cut, ONLY
Other ranges $21 yp

THIS HIGH CLASS, 3
BEAUTIFUL RANGE

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SMITHERS, 8..

ANADIAN N

TERRACE, B.C.
C ATIONAL RAILWAYS F
Spring Steamship Service .
Effective April 15th
will sail fromm

! S.S. Prince George and Prince Rapert prince Rupert

every Sunday and Thnraday at 11 p.m. For Swanson Bay, Ocean
Falls, Powell River, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE

. Saturday, 10 pm,

For STEWART... cece cece rece eee eneteneeeraees
For ayet capac ees seetenteeenenegeasegeas Wednesday, 10 p.m.
; for V | via. NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN
8.8. Prince John (qaxsorte BLAND PORTS. April 28th, May Toh

1 PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B,
EASTBOUND—Daily except Sunda,, 1.51 P.M.
WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P.M.

“For Alante Steamship Sailing or further information apply to any Canalian National Agent or
uk. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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MEN'S SHOES

Tennis Shoes Suimmer Shoes

Men’s Furnishings, Working Clothes, etc, ’ :
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from the Lake:on: Tuesday.

‘McBride, arriving here Monday.

Counter Cheek ‘Books at the | Heralg |

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