THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928

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HOTEL

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TERRACE

Proprietor

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J. K, GORDON

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TERRACE

nection

TOURIST HOTEL

The most comfortable place
along the railway to stop

Now Under New Management
Cafe and Sample Rooms in con-

Pred. Dubord, Proprietor

Terrace

requirements

on hand

noon on

T.R. DAVIS

ig prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
Store open Saturdays only from

Prices Now Reduced

TERRACE, 3.C.

M{NERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

Surveys ‘Tarovenout CenTRAL B. C.

UMBERING

TOURIST
RESORT MINING
Hot SPRINGS ‘ HORTICULTURE

TERRACE

Work on the bridge is progres-
sing satisfactorily, the weather
so far having been most suitable.
Blasting for the pier foundations
in the rock bed of the river is
now being carried out.

Catholic Church Bazaar. Raffle
of the center-piece on the lower
floor of the G.W.V.A. Halli Satur-
day, Oct. 18th, from 2 0. m. to
16.80 p.m. Refreshments served.

Dr. Petrie, of Hazelton, was a
visitor here:on Saturday.

J. A. Kirkpatrick was in town
from Rupert last Friday.

Ole and Otto Olsen came in on
Tuesday to look after their in-
terests, ;

W. Vanderlip held an auction
sale of furniture in the G.W.V.A.
hall on Tuesday. ,

A. GC. Knight, a well known

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LUMBER MANUFACTURER

_ Lumper Price List

Vancouver man, was here on a Everybody invited. at

Rev. W. J. Parsons returned
from his long stav east and held
service on Sunday night in the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Par-
sons is considerably better.

Raising the spuds has been the
principal pre-oceupation of the
Terrace ranchers this month. So
far the weather has been ideal
for the work, The return. in
' most cases are highly satisfactory
C. Aubin came hack from Any-} The McDougall cases—in which
ox Wednesday. He has spent a| Magistrate Kenney convicted and
few months up north. sentenced Jahn McDougall to two
he members of the Anglican | months for assault and Mra. Mc-
W.A. met at the home of Mra, Dougall to one month for selling
W.A, King on Wednesday. beer—were quashed by Judge

business visit.
R. H. Leighton, of tne for-
estry department, was giving us
a look over on Monday. |
The electric light is now de
facto and is 4 great improvement.
Congrats to Fred.

A practice for the coming St.
Andrew’s dance was held on
Thursday evening.

Rough Lumber.........+-.0+0+  eeee vv ee -$18,00 per Mf
Shiplap.... ... eee beteeseaees 22.50 * i
Sundried and Sized ...........0s+06+- te leeee 22,60 0°". o
Finished Material.... .......-..-- . :40.00 to 65.00 “ i
Shingles. ........scceeeeees ....from $2.50 to $5.00 per M
Prices subject to change without notice = 4 i :
Orders filled at short notice. “Mill ‘running continuously. - i -
Prices of Moulding, ete., on application, i 7
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See our new assortment of —* an

FANCY GIFT CHINA
| ‘Some ver'y pleasing patterns _

HIGH CLASS WARE—IN GOOD TASTE—MODERATELY

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TERRACE, B.C.

Mr, Allen gathered half a do- Young atthe Assizes at Prince

zen fine apples from a Yellow Rupert last week.

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Transparent tree which he plant-| Dune. McIntosh was in town at
ed onty last year. the week-end and reported that

E. L, Hughes, Anyox, paida his shack at Usk had been raided
visit to Terrace on Saturday and and everything of value taken,

Under

gafails is

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| nourished?

The natural foo
for babies when
mother’s milk

ees
EAGLE BRAND
a

Lot 921,
Spruce,
Cedar
of Pilin
. One
moval of timber.

Further particulars of the Chief For-
Victoria, or the District For

ester,
ester Prince Rupert, B.C. ° -

“Timber Sale X5526

‘Sealed tenders will be received by the
District Forester, not later than noon
on the 25th day of October, 1928, for
the purchase of Licence X6626 near
C. BR, 6: to cut 401,000 feet of
Hemlock, - Balsam,
Sawlogsa and 2,500 Lineal Feet

Fir and

fi) year will be allowed for re-

District Foreatér, not later.
on the 25th day of October,
Lot

~. Peet of Poles and Piling,
One (1) year
moval of timber.

urehase of Licence

eater, Victoria,” or “the
ester Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Timber Sale X5585
‘donled tenderg will be received by the
than ‘noon
1928, For
3X6585 near
HL, Cassiar, to et: 12,000 Lineal
and 760 Ties.
will be allowéd for re-

| Further particulars of the ‘Chief For-
: District: For- |" eee Plies! ally
ae, taken what was the Gem Cafe, ‘pended.upon °°”

was interested in the various|¢¥e® to an album containing only
signs of progress. photos of his own people. Dune.
Among the applicants for nat- is rightly furious gnd it would be

uralisation papers are E. F. Duby well if the thief could be caught.
and C. A. Giggey. both well| An effort is to be made to‘open
known in Terrace. up Northern Polytechnic evening

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Terrace has had an exceptional classes in Terrace, states J. H,
run of visitors during the past Young, the local representative.

week, both hotels having had a It is hoped to form two or three
more than usually busy time. classes. Some delay has been |¢

. occasioned by the difficulty of 1/8
A. Ebring has sold his three

t lots, togeth th th securing teachers,
own lots, tonetnér wi ©! Major R. M. Taylor, provincia
house. A fine supply of fruit J ylor, D ]

'") oad engineer, accompanied A. L,
was marketed from the place. this | Carruthers, Dominion bridge in-

POPPE

Fall Steamship. Service _

Effective October 4th oe,

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8.8. PRINCE RUPERT AND PRINCE GEORGE eee

“will sail from Prinee Rupert each SUNDAY and 3; a

THURSDAY at fl p.m..for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
. SEATTIE and intermediate points. ‘

peeeee " cccvevereurvecersceseeeseress Wednesday, 10 p.m.
bene umececcestseatanass Saturday, 10 p m.

§.8. PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte , am
Island Ports, October 17th, November 8rd, 17th, December 1st, 15th, 29th

ANYOX

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B ‘.
EASTBOUND+10.51 P.M. Daily except Sunday. ; 4
WESTBOUND—12 87 P.M. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or ow
R, F. McNaughton, Distriel Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

spector on a tour of inspection to
J. Nixon, the labor man, who

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the new bridge on Tuesday. After
spoke at the Provincial Party

visiting other parts of the dis-
meeting on Saturday, is described] trict: he inspected the new road
as one of the ablest speakers ever| which is being put through from
heard in Terrace,

the town to the bridge on Wed-
Tom Campbell, a Hazelton In-

nesday. ;
dian, was fined $10 on Tuesday| The Provincial Party meeting
for being drunk in the street. A

was something of a mix-up.
white man named: Charles was| Headquarters had fixed it for the
fined $50 for a similar offence.

afternoon of Saturday so that
Jack Arkell went up the val-

Lakelse people might hear the
ley to Kalum Lake with George

flow of oratory and get back
Cobb on Tuesday. Jack has been home during ferry hours, Butit
under medical treatment in Ru-

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have tasted our bread, and our cakes and cookies, too. . TEA
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GEORGE POWERS - Proprictor Qe
P.O, Box 101 -. TERRACE, BC. §

The Terrace Bakery

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didn’t work, only a dozen or so
pert for some time but is now being .present, and a combined
much improved.

picture show and meeting’ was
J. Coughlan, of thé firm which held-at night, with not quite the
has received the contract for the

best results for the patrons of
erection of the superstructure of . ta!

either. .
the Terrace bridge, gave the It is not always good business,
place a look over on Tuesday. —

and quite often it is unprofitable,
‘The Farmers’ Institute has not

to send work ‘out of town that
an ° can be as weil done and at a less

passed any resolution ‘fo market

potatoes and turnips; or other

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Canadian Pacific Railway Company im
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE Gi
SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—s.s. PRINCESS MARY for Van- ee
couver, Victoria, Seattle, October 5, 12, 23, November 2, 16, 30. - i
For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, and Skagway—Oct. 18, 18, 23, Nov, 12,26. Ts
§.9. “RRINCESS BEATRICE” —For Butedale, Swaneon Bay, East Bella §
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and. Vancouver @
‘avery Saturday ati pm -.° |:
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LI
W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue

Nes Full information from fim
and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert Hay

Na seegeeee reer ras

an ae es rrr

cost. by a home institution. It is
produee than: fruit,: and these

not good advertising for the town

vegetables ‘will therefore“not be| business away to make a° how!
a by ine : ' when the bill comes in and they

’ Fred Baird has moved his store ; pecl-
“tt =. —, ~~ lally applies to:those handling the
this week from the main street! pyhiic’s funds, and more. especi-.

nor the individuals who send the

handled by the Institute this year.
1 Bais find their mistake, .This egpeci-
to. Greig avenue, where he has] ally when’ public support is “de-

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