THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,

FEBRUARY 2, 1923

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS

Field and Poultry Fencing

Tam importig » quantity of barbed
and woven wire fencing thia spring

QUOTATIONS CN APPLICATION

John B. Colthurst  -

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TERRACE
HOTEL

J. K. GORDON

Proprietor

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TOURIST }OTEL
TERRACE

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management

Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-
nection

F. W. Moersch
City Market, Prince Rupert

FRESH MEATS, POULTRY,
Green and Dry VEGETABLES

Bought and Sold

Full Line of Groceries

P.O. Box 123, Prince Rupert

Brew acup of Celery King
a ‘tea’ of Nature’sown herbsand
rota, --the finest laxative and
blood purifier you can get. It gent-
ly cleanses the system of all im-
purities, banishes headaches, etc.
30¢ and 60c packages, at druggists.

A Croupy Cough

brings dread tothe mother’s heart.
For safety's sake, keep a bottle
of Shiloh, The old time remedy, at
hand. A very few drops makes
the eco easier atonce, and taken
; ives complete relief.
306, arin and $1.20. All druggists.

SHILOH ci

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sir-
veya, promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON :

EXTRA COPIES -

Of the Special Edition of The Omin-_.
‘ecn Herald and The Terrace News
may be had from: -
Prince Rupert—W. J. MeCutch-
eon’s Drug . Store.
- ferrace—The- Drog Store or The
News Office. |
‘Haxelton—The. Drug Store.
8 . New Hazelton—The Herald Office
-.. §mighere—The Drug Store.
2 Felkwa-—The Drug Store.
-* Burns Lake—The Drug Store. ,
They are ten cents a copy. Help .
advertise your district by sending
‘ out these papers.

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Terrace | |

|danger.- Cc
_|charge and put’on a number of
men who had a strenuous time

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Tourist
Resort ©
Hot SPrincs

TERRACE

LUMBERING
MINING
HORTICULTURE

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Mrs, Dover entertained at the
tea hour on Tuesday.

Mra. Leon Wurko has present-

ed her: husband with a baby girl.

W. Little made atrip to Rupert
Sunday, returning the next day.

Mrs. Van Garding went down
to Salvus Saturday. returning on
Thursday.

What is the Terrace Board of
Trade doing? It was neyer more
needed than now.

Mrs. Richmond. New Hazel-
ton, came down here fora few
days, returning Monday.

Mr. Bonney, of Prince ‘George,
has been attached to the Prince
Rupert Forestry branch,

The next meeting of the W. A.
will be held in Progress Hall,
Mrs. Bishop entertaining.

Fred, Stork M.P. has accepted
the hon. vice-presidency of the
Terrace Liberal Association,

The Wing Hing Co. wish to
state that they are not responsible
for debts owing by Hop Sing. 1t
W. ‘lreston was down from
Kalum Lake on Wednesday and
reported things fine away north,

T. H. Aldomas, representing
the Sherman Lumber Co., New
York, has been in town this week
on business.

Otto Von Hees has been carry:
ing on in the place of Dan. Mc-

|Gregor, both in the office and

with the mails.

M. Hatt returned on Tuesdav
night from a business trip south.
He was met at Rupert by Mrs.
Hatt and their child.

Mr, Cory entertained a number
of friends at a whist party Tues
day night at his home and a most
enjoyable time was spent..

L. K. Joe points out that the
laundry which has changed hands
is not his original laundry which
is known as the Terrace laundry:

John Maxson, an Austrian, who
recently erected a house back of
Warne’s had a bad accident a
few days ago. He was hit by a
falling tree and hie back was
et

r. Newton, of Anyox, sus-
tamed an accident to his hand
recently and while awaiting his
recovery, made a short holiday
trip to Terrace, returning. Wed-
nesday.

The Welfare League - meeting
on Tuesday was held in the Angli-

esting, Rey. T. J. Marsh con-

spent, followed by.a mixed.  quo-
tations” jumble.

Some: concern was felt Tues-
day.when it was discovered that

‘the foundations of the meat mar-

ket icehouge had given way, and

‘| with a. family: living just: below

there was -no little element of
Constable Mancor took

removing twenty. tons of « block

“Miee which was in the building.

ean church and was most inter-

ducted Bible readidg, after which |
a book representation time. was|-

Mr. Callaham has gone to run
an engine in the camp at Usk.

Mrs.’ Donald frum the Hill is
spending a few days with Mrs.
Dover.

Our aympathies to Mrs, Arthur
Carr; who has hada cable from
England, announcing the death
of her mother.

The visit of the Minister of
Lands gave Terrace the busiest
time it has had for many weeks,

| Gordon’s hotel looking a veritable

hive of busy bees.

Fred. Bishop has a fine show
for next Wednesday when ‘‘The
Silent Call’’, featuring the won-
derful dog, Strongheart, will be
shown in addition toa Ben Tur-
pin comedy. lt

Archibishop DuVernet is to be
here during the week-end. He
arrived Thursday and hopes to
address the fine, free social put
up by the Church on. Friday
night. He will preach in the
Anglican church on Sunday eve-
ning, .

Late W. F. Mawdsley

The funeral of the late W. F,
Mawdsley, who died in Rupert
Hospital, was held. on Wednes-
day at Fairview cemetery, Prince
Rupert, Rev. Dr. Grant officiat-
ing. Constable Mancor has
taken possession of Mr. Mawds-
ley’s belongings for their formal
handing over to the representa-
tives of the deceased,

PRESBYTERIANS

- The annual meeting of the
Presbyterian church was hel;
on Wednesday night, Rev, J, H.
Young presiding. -The financial
report showed that a eredit bal-
anee of $8.95 at the beginning
was increased to $6358 at the
close of the vear. The bogrd of
managers recommended that an
effort: be made to raise $700 dur-
ing the year. The Ladies’ Guild
had raised $148.85 during the
year.

The election of officers result-
ed:— Two members of board of
managers for three years—Mr.
Brooks and Captain Colthurst;
treasurer--Mr. Barker; auditor—
C. H. Thomas.

Votes of thanks were given to

‘|Mrs, Keith. as. organist, ‘and to

the members of the Ladies Guild,
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the meeting.

Norrie Gives Address
W. :G.. -Norrie-Lowenthal de-
livered an address last week be-

~|fore the mining bureau of the|| =

board of trade, the B, C. Cham-
ber of Mines and Canadian Insti-

tute of Mining | ‘and Metallurgy ||,

when ‘he spoke on the. *‘Develop-
ing of a Mine,’’? Four important
atazes constitute the history of a
mine, he said. Investigation,
exploration, development and
production, each step taken with.
scientific foresight,are the periods

of | progress in mining, *

HELD ANNUAL).

GEO. LITTLE Terrace, B. C

LUMBER MANUFACTURER

Y . LUMBER PRICE LIST
Rough Lumber ‘

Sundried and Sized -
Finished Material .
Shingles
Prices subject. to change without notice
. . Orders filled at short notice. . Mill running continuously.

Prices of Woulding, 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

JAMES RICHMOND
begs to announce that he is now in receigt of fresh supplies of .

MEAT

Each Week Local Produce

TERRACE

. Grand Trunk Pacitic Railway

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE will leave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

at 8.00 a.m. For Swanson Buy, Ocean Falls,
VANCOUVER, . VICTORIA, SEATTLE

For STEWART AND ANYOX—every Wedneaday at 8.00 p. m. 7 ;
8.8. PRINCE JOHN will leave Piinee Rupert for Vancouver i
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owell River,

via NORTE AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS 8.00 p.m., Jan,
6th, 20th, Feb, 3rd, Tith, March 3rd, 17th, Slat.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B °,
EASTBOUND—Daily except Stinda,, 11,61 P.M.

WESTBOUND—Daily except Tuesday, 1.42 P.M.

For Atlantic Steanship Saitin farther information to any Grand Te
SG. A. “McNichol “Asta General Freight and papel te “Arent Pras bc mia *

Terrace Club

LIMITED
J. McDougall, Proprietor

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. POOL TABLES - Lo an
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Cigars
: Opposite Station .

One-ton Truck..

with self-starter, 00
Freight and #8 added —

BOOKING: ORDERS NOW FOR SPRINGS
> DELIVERY Sk

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- HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT

Ty European Pian
Rates $1.50 per day and up

; Fest. class Cafe ata Carte