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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. AY. AUGUST 1, 1b28

‘Supplies for Mining Companies, Prospectors
Loggers, Farmers, Town People |
Goods always fresh and reliable

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Fresh Meat Fresh Fish Smoked Fieh Fresh Fruits

Flour and Feed, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard-
ware, Mens Clothes, Boots and Shses

| W. J. LARK WORTHY
General Merchant
New Hazelton, - - - B.C.

New Flato Boat

ABOAT ABED ABATH  INABAG

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Can be made ready for use in Five minutes

Sportsmen: use it for Spring Fishing; Summer
Swimming; Fall Shooting

Supplied with Take-down Ores and Brass Pump

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Price-- $75.00 f.0.b. Hazelton

Green or Yellow $80.00:

C. W. Dawson —_ Hazelton, B.C.

Distributor for British Columbia and Alberta

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‘janguiar trip from Vancouver,

( | Short

Mr. Love of Vancouver ts ‘ab guest
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, WwW, Ww.
Anderson in Hazelton.

LOST—One navy rain cont, plaid lin-
ed; between Kispiox and Glen. Vowell
Reward. Apply to Box 866, Hazelton,

Miss Heenan of Belfast, Ireland, is |.

a guest of her brother Dave, in Hazel-
ton. Miss Heenan is principal of o
public. school of four hundred scholars

Rey. J. .R. Hewitt of Cumberland,
and formerly of New Hazelton, will

preach in the New Hazelton church on| |

Sunday morning,

Everyone is invited
to be present. | ,

There was a gathering of young folk|

at Mission Point on Tuesday evening
when they had o marshmallow roast
and other forms of entertainment.

On Wednesday evening Mrs. Chap-

‘+pell entertained the young people at

her home in Hazelton in honor of her
daughter.

’ Mrs. Coggs and daughter, Miss
Kathleen, of Toronto, are spending ao
few days with Dr. and Mrs. Wrinch.

Many friends’ here will be glad to
lenrn that. Miss Isnbelle Richardson,

for two. yenrs in charge of the school .

in New Hazelton, has accepted the
principalship of an -openair school in
Vancouver.

Rev,
Ruth, of Cumberland, arrived Monday

night and are the guests of C. H. and

Mrs, Sawle, They are taking the Tri-
Mr.
and Mrs. Hewitt were in New Hazel-
ton for two years in charge of the

church work in this district. They did

_ [excellent work here and their many

old friends were glad to welcome them,
back.

Steamship and Train Service

Saturdays, 6 p.m.

For I MASSETT INLET PORTS Mondays, 4.00 p. m.
a For SOUTH QUEEN
fortnightly. | ~

For SEAGWAY Wednesdays, 4.00 p. m.

Sailings from. Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate points Mondays, Thursdays, 4,00 p.m.,

For ANYOX and STEWART Mondays, Fridays, 4.00

CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Westbound, 7.51 a.m. daily, except TUESDAY,
Eastbound, 7.20 p.m., daily except SUNDAY.

Prince Rupert. Very low rates.
For Atlante steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent

Moke a trip to Jasper Park this summer returning via * Vancouver and —
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. Prince Rupert, B.C.

“Canadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, August 8, 6,10, 13, uy. 20, 27, 31
To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, Auguat 1, 4; 8. fi 1E, 18, 2 2, 25.
8. S. Princess Royal for Butedale, East Bella ‘Bella, Océan Fate” Swan-
| son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a, m.

Visit the mountain resort de lux—Banff and hake Louise

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES 1 information’ f
Gia Cc. Orchard, corner P Third Avenue. and Fourth street, Prince Rupert

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Drugs, Stationery, Toilet t Articles, Magazine
"Books, Records and Vietrolas; Office
Supplies a

The Up to-Date Drug Store
*HAZELTON B. B.C

Stories ae
{ Close to Home | | |

a. HL and Mrs. Hewitt and|-'

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; Autos and horses for hire’ er
Teaming, frelghting and transfering

Night or Day Calls promptly Answered

‘The Falconer Transfer = _

oIL HAZELTON, B. . C,

Much has been said recently about. re-.
forestation in British Columbia. The present
forest is the result of natural re-forestation
when the human hazard was not present to
defeat nature. |

- Natural restocking of cut over lands is
‘now going on, as may be soori almost every-
_Where, and nature will again re-establish the

forests if only 4 fire is Kept ‘out. |

- Prevent Forest Fites
You Can Help

Hereand There
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Lumber companies report the
greatest volume of business in Al-
berta since the boom year of 1912.
One hundred milion feet of lumber -
is being cut in Alberta this year but

the bulk of the supplies come fram:
British Columbia malils.:

A press Tepon from Telfondrilla
. States that the farmers are well
pleased with ‘the allocation of sta-
tlons on the twenty mile extension
to the Hoadley subdivision of the
Canadian Pacific Railway. A large
number of settlers are going into
the terrltory which will be served
by this extension ‘and the old timers
in the district are now clearing and
breaking as much dand as possible.

Kyohei Kato, who represents a
Tokio concern, and who has just
concluded a business mission. to
Canada, stated that he had bought

. 8,000,000 bushels of wheat In Can-
ada, or about -half of Japan's total
importations.' He explained that
Japan ‘got more’ for its rice than ~
Canadian wheat cout in their mar-_
ket, hence the. present purchase. °

' He said, too, that Japanese were
eating more wheat foods and adapt- |
ing themselves: to the stronger ‘diet.

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Studabaker Watches!
‘No money down. . $5. 00 . |
| -a month 4
: Prices $47. 00 to $55,00°

‘Life time, ‘guarantee with avery
a “Wate q

"FLBERG, Agent

_ Hazelton, HB Ce )

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Reforestation! |

. Opportunity is Knocking |

Come on get in now while it, is easy. Gét five |
_or ten acres at New Hazelton and make a home
for yourself and family, . It will be worth real
money in a year if you improve it. this year.

_ Keep a Cw and Poultry and.
“Have Your Own Big Garden

~ Land adjoins N ew: Hazelton and: enjoys roads,
- railway,.school and churches. It is: close to the
numerous mines now. working, Iti is excellent
land for gardens, fruit: and: poultry. :
“There : are‘a ‘number of Five and Ten‘aere blocks

“available at the old prices and’on the old terms,
»~ but these. cannot be guaranteed 1 for. long.

Maps and particulars at '

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“The Oinineca Herald. Office
NEW BAZELTON, B. a