THE OMINWCA HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, .v2/

seers

‘Grand Concert

Miss Hildreth Lennox, A. T. C. M.

Pianist Vocalist Elocutionist

Will appear under the auspices of The Hazelton Hosrital

Assembly Hall, Aug. 31

Reserve This Date fora Real Good Concert

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BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

Canadian Pacific Railway Company |

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, August 8, 15, 19, 26, 29
To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, August 6, 10, 13, 20, 24, 31.
The.S. S. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls

ll a. m.

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Wl information from

_Namnu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at _

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\ W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Streot, Prince Rupert 7)

| A Boat A Bed A Bath Ina Bag

Weighs 12 Pounds

’ Place your orders early for the

New 1927 Boat

With Take-down Oars and Brass Pump. : Can be pump-
ed up in five to eight minutes.. This amazing new kind of
boat is just what —

Fishermen Prospectors Campers Trappers
Duck Shooters Sportsmen of all Ages have
wanted for years.

Rolls up like a blanket. .

place, . .
$65.00.
For Further particulars applytto

Omineca Hotel
C. W. Dawson Hazelton, B.C.

A small boy can carry it any

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HAZELTON THEATRE
Wednesday, August 23

| Ken Maynard in

“Land Beyond the Law”

And his Wonder Horse Tazarn |
And A GOOD COMEDY

ROYAL ROOMS

- Board byt the Day, Week or ‘Month
_ Bread, Buns, Cakes and Pies for Sale
‘Meals at f Any Hour’

Lee Tuey

- ROYAL CAFE|

New Hazelton |

The ey Printing j is Done by:

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| ‘The Omineca: Hearld, New Hazelton ‘ ,

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Close to Home - |

Mrs. Torditf of Cedarvale has been
a guest this week of Mrs. 2. q, Young.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. "Woodland and.
Mr. and Mrs, Bassett-Jones of Princé

and also visited with old friends.
former were on the last lap of a two
weeks motor trip through the interior

‘land the latter were returning from 9

trip to Edmonton.
Mrs. Geo. Sommerville, and. Miss
Wilson of Bulkley Canyon were visit-
ors in town on Thursday. ,
Mrs, Edgar Harris was a guest of
Mrs. Al. Harris for a few days.
Several special . ‘passenger, trains
have been run over the C. N. R. the
past week to handle the heavy through
traffic, :
Mrs.’ W. Roe of Ritchie was a visit-
or at the flower show and visited with
New Hazelton friends, —

oO guest of friends in Hazelton.
Last week end Mrs. (Dr.) Shewan
Mrs. D. Harris; Mrs. A. H. Harris and
children motorted to Lake Kathlyn for.
0 few days...

Mrs. Winsby entertained at bridge
ou Thursday evening last. There were
four tables, all ladies, and the prizes
were won’ by Mrs. Chappell and. Mrs.
MacKay of Calgary.

After spending the. Inst couple of
years in Hazelton and Smithers Miss

Jessie Wattie left on Saturday for the

coast.

W. J. Larkworthy is: on a’ business
trip to. Vanconver.

After visiting their old home and
taking in the Old Boys Reunion -at
Galt Ont., Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Me-
Curcher arrived at Hazelton last
Thursday to spend a few days with
their sister, Miss Pringle, who has been
a patient ut the hospital for some
weeks. -Rev. Geo. Pringle. was there
also and.on Saturday he ‘ aecompant-
ed his two sisters to Prince Rupert
and down the coast to visit at several
points before the ladies returned to
their respective homes. Mrs. Camp-
bell lives in Seattle.

. Another week of intense heat.

i" Short Stories |

Rupert were here for the flower show |-
The

Miw. (Dr.) Ardaugh of Kitwanga is |

few drops of xain, fell last. Thursday,
but ‘unless. ole was out: lt would - not.
have been néticed. “The country is as
dry os ever it was since the eruption.
' Mrs. Bird of Armstrong, B. C., ar-

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B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
de Allan Rutherford

AML “descriptions ‘of ‘sur-*
‘veys promptly executed

rived Monday night to visit her dau-
ghter, Miss Duffel, of the hospita!
nursing staff. She will be here for
her. dqughter’s graduation which will},
take-place next Monday evening. .—
Mrs, Wm. Gow is on ‘a visit. to her
old home near Peterboroug, Ont. *:

J. C. Brady, M. P.,.for Skeena came
up from Prince Rupert Tuesday night.
for the flower show. He is keenly. in-
terested in all public movements in
this district and he looses no oppor
tunty to get among the people he ir
representing at Ottawa.

There will be a special ‘flower ser-
vice in St. Peter’s church next Sunday
morning at: 11 o’clock.” There will be
a children’s procession, each carrying
a bouquet and there will be special
solos at both the morning: and evening

services.
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LA “GREAT. HUCKLEBERRY CROP’

There is this year one of the biggest
crops of hiickleberries local people er-
er saw. On Rocher de Boule moun-
tain just above Carnaby - there are}
miles and miles ‘of ripe fruit and so
thickly pluced on the bushes that one
can actualiy use a shovel in gathering
them. The mountain: side is blue with
them. A good number of local people
have been out gathering the berries
and they come home with gasoline cans
full. The Indians are also offering
them for sale at low prices. :

MINING ENGINEER AT HOME

Resident District Mining Bngineer
Douglis: Lay returned last Sunday af-
ter a trip into the Babine country and
a visit to the Taltapin property, and
the White Sail Lake country where he
visited a number of properties. He
found much to Interest him and he ir
confident that before the’ year is out
there will be considerable news of in-
terest to local people and for outsiders.
as well from the operating properties:
He saw n number of new discoveries
that have been made during the past
year in the Sibbola country and on the
Tahtsa river. .

pert.
entries,.

off the range; fleet of

boy; ride ’em.’?

= tora big race, See th

Boy's Band in-attendance.
: Come and enjoy’ h

“Prince Rupert Exhibition

CAND STAMPEDE

"September 6, 7; 8 and 9

Basebatl— Stewart vs Prince Rupert,
| Native Football championship games.. - af
-~ Grand Parade—See the first cowboys. cowgirls and coy: oF
ered wagons ever’seen:.on the streets of Prince Ru- : @:
There will also be’ prizes: for the best comic £

Stampede— —A thrill for everyone: -
_are ‘trained buckers,: raw“as. they’ make ’em. right

and eyes wild, white and wiery. : i

PROSPECTOR’S STAMPEDE $99 -
ae em make’ their fire, cook and eat a flap -
‘jack, stake a-claim and return to! record ‘it. “,
. Grand Cowboy Dance; Friday, . September oth in. Exhibition Hall,

greatest ejectacle ever 5 attmpted in in the north

‘The. bucking stick :

foot, vicious in: movement - |
“Ride. ’em': cow: yg

5, 00. in prizes far the Prospec-

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SMITHERS, B. C.

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DRINKS
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. Cream Soda .
‘Soft Drinks

The Up-to-Date Drug ‘Store
HAZELTON, B. C.

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J. D. Boulding

Price List Sent
on Application |

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‘Smithers, B.C.

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For prompt and efficient Taxi
Service to any part of the district
Phone or. call

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| were ‘taken: in’ to Prine

¥ enroute. to Ireland: for a ‘visit.
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: _ Photograph Studio

Filme Developed and Printed
Enlargements made. |

- When in Smithers have your
: Photo taken "

Post Card: to Cabinet:

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- A: L. ‘Evitt, Smithers

Close, a “tourist om tne went |
“Snturdyy mornhig. |

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‘The remains |
Rupert. :

i ‘Mrs, Kinley ‘and ‘chi diven Te; ‘now a
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tem poles at ‘Witwanga:

Mya. Win; on -Mon-

-|diiy. night after baying: spent,.the last} Ngee
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