THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923

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Barrister - Solicitor
Notary Public.

L. S. MeGILL

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BC. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON:

OUR BUSINESS IS

Transportation

By automobile, buzzy
or horse-back ,

We move freight, expresa
and supplies by wagon,
drays or pack - horses.

We will move you or
your goods and distance
does not scare us.

Telkwa Transfer

Hoops & Mapleton
Telkwa B.C.

Telkwa Lumber Co.

DEALERS - MANUFACTURERS
Building - Contracting

Wagon Repairing

Cabinet Making

All kinds of building material carried
in stock

TELKWA

Bulkley Valley

The Best Grade of

ROUGH LUMBER

Hero of Quake
“Disaster Tells —
Story Modestly

tt Just to hand is the official re-

* 1 portof Captain S. Robinson, RN.
R., commander of the Canadian
Pacific §.§. Empress of Australia,
on the Japanese earthquake, the
fire and the subsequent relief
operations, in all of which Cap-
tain Robinson, his officers and
crew played a part which had
made them and their ship famous
throughout the world. The re-

Better and Finer

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& tie esi” Fs

i “Manufacturers of

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‘Rough, ‘Dressed & Dimension

Lumber

HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR —

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Hanall Spur;B.C.

Royal

Lumber >
Company

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HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH

Flooring

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Se ce iene a

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Note that the name of
our Post Office has been

aan

Christmas Stock

port deals with the disaster from

the moment of the first shock,

Than Ever

With our two stores combined
we can give you a very 00
selection and with reduced ex-

on Saturday, September Ist, till
the ship left Yokohama on_her
return voyage toa Vancouver.on
Wednesday, September 12, and
is more thrilling than any fiic--
ticious narrative of wild ad-
venture at, sea.
~The manner in. which Captain
Robinson dealt with the various
fangerous situations which press-
ed upon his ship in rapid succes- |
gion, first through fire on the

penses, Our prices are very

reasonable.

Many beautiful new shapes in
WRIST WATCHES from
$15.00 to $50.00

’ Beautiful, genuine
DIAMOND RINGS
$16.00 to $500.00

changed, ff om Royal -
HAN ALL, B. C. Get our prices before ordering elsewhere — 7
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BUILDING MATERIALS! |\@
Cement Lime ‘Plaster Fireclay = . "
Brick Building Papers _ Roofing A

Sash & Doors _8-ply Veneer Paneling
Fir Finish a Specialty | at

& McCAFFERY, LTD.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

ALBERT

wharf’ to which she was moored,

Solid Gold BROOCHES, $2.50 to
$25.00

than through oil blazing to a
height of 200 feet all round the
vessel, and finally mancuverd

All the good makes of
MEN’S WATCHES

Great variety of
SILVER PRESENTS
from $3.50 to $25.00

Send for anything you want and
we will use great care in select-
ing the best possible value at
any price you tell us. Money
back if not suited,

Bulger -Cameron

place of safety outside the har-
bour, though told with great
modesty, leaves the reader filled
with admiration, and the par-
ticulars of the innumerable steps
afterward taken to aid the
refugees add to this feeling. The
many general details the report

Limited contains makes it a most valuable
JEWELLERS contribution to the ‘historical
Prince Rupert - B.C. |[records of the catastrophe.

One may subscribe heartily -to

milled and sold by

B | Spit & Pohle

CARNABY

the tributes paid Captain Robin-

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/ } various committees in letters ap-

his partially disabled charge to a\|

Loose Leaf Stock

Blanks or Printed.

Counter Check Books

ON
. All sizes and any atyle.

Stationery

For the Office, Factory, Mill or Store, or private use.

BOOKLETS, ANNUAL REPORTS, BY-LAWS & CONSTITUTIONS =
printed ue , . q

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All printing orders given prompt attention and execiited
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OMINECA HERALD

New HAZeELTON

! Usk } pended to the report. The
5 American Relief Committee states

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t eena’s Industrial Centre that ‘‘We know that the lives of
* a rere ® | al) on board the ship during the

Every MoDERN Facitity For THE
Connection OF Toorn TROUBLES

Dr. A. H. Bayne

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Rooms 4 6,6, PRINCE
Helrerson Block RUPERT

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FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT

Insurance

Agent for the Best Companies

Farm Land

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and

Town Lots

List your property now
while the demand

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@ TP. AND NORTH COAST

| SmithersTown Property

7 -| ‘District Agent for.

|. FORD. CARS

first two days were constantly in
the bands of you, your officers
and crew. It was your able,
skilful and courageous handling
of the many critical. situations
that saved us all...... and the
kindly, courteous and efficient

Mrs. Post is a patient at the
Hazelton Hospital, having gone
there on Saturday night, accom-
panied by her infant son, Peter.

George Kitselas invited Ins
many friends to a table d’hote
dinner in the Cordillera Hotel, in
honor of his, sisters, Elizabeth
and Maggie.
R. G. Mutch, of Smithers, the
builder of Usk school, came in on
Monday night’s train, returning
the same night. uo
A. Wilder, station agent. ac-
companied by Mrs. Wilder, is on
a vacation trip to the east. --
A mining deal of considerable
importance to the district has
been consummated. The prop-
erty is on Kleanza Creek.
Steve McNeil, of Vanarsdol,
returned from a trip to the vicin-
ity of Skeena Crossing. _ -
R. H. Bourke, of Spring water.

the refugees, regardless of con-
dition, nationality or color was
marvellous.” The British refu-
gees and passengers subseribe to
these sentiments and add that
‘the traditions of the British
Mercantile Marine Service have
been maintained’.-
’ Copies of the report, tastefully
printed, are available free of
charge on application at the C,

real.

uncle, the Wells, = —

for New Westminster to place

manner in. which you cared for]

P.R. Windsor Street offices, Mont-

Mrs. F. M. Whitlow has left]

Sask., was in Usk for a few
days, looking over ‘the lumber
situation. “He is well pleased

her daughter, Violet, closer to

mas.

better: educational facilities, and]:
expects to be back about Chriat-|:

«| for logging purposes. -

with it, and if the proper ar-
rangements can be made, he in-
tends to’ bring. out eight. teams

\, Richard Adams is building -a
I residence on his lot.

Miss:-Irene Kelleher, late tea- residence near the school block,

arid other owners ‘of blocke.on

Mra. 0’-| —
‘Brien has moved into her new)

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bottle. ‘Public endorsement of
Cascade. is proved by ever.increas- -
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others in British Columbia combined.

‘Get a supply of Cascade today

Sold at all Government Liquor Storea
Vancouver

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Kher’ ‘at’ Usk,” now. of Dorreen,

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‘spent thie wéek-erid and “Thanks-

| giving’ as guest of her aunt and ing tobuild,

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the game avenué are ‘contemplat-

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