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General Supply Store

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By degrees new lines have been added to my stock
. so that today you can purchase here almost every-
-. thing required in the home or in the camp. What
| we have not we will get for you.

Ice Cream —

and Summer Drinks Now coming in

|tend at this time.

Fresh Fruits

S. H. SENKPIEL

General Merchant

‘was a service for the chief at the

New Hazelton, 8.C.

Ice Cream, Plainand Fancy Ice Cream Sodas, all flavors
Fancy Cooling Drinks

KODAK SUPPLIES STATIONERY _

HAZELTON, B.C.

@ | SUMMER REFRESHMENTS

The Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hanall Spur, B.C. Manufacturers of |
Rough, Dressed & Dimension

Lu m b er HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR

Com pany HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH

Note that the name of

our Post Office has been

changed from Royal
Mills to

Flooring

Get our prices before ordering elsewhere

HANALL, B. C.

Louis F. Coles
PIANO TUNER

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For many years with Brinsmeads, London, Eng. ;
Martin Orme, Ottawa; Mason & Risch, Toronto

Will visit all points in the interior country,
starting at Terrace on July 19th, and continu-
_ ing through to Vanderhoof.

||Saturday, August 2.

HAZELTON NOTES

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Rev. A. C. Pound went up to
Morricetown on Wednesday af-
ternoon and held devine service.

‘The district meeting in connec-
tion with the Methodist church
that was to have been held ves-
terday in Smithers, was postpon-
ed until alater date. Several of
the ministers were unable to at-

On Wednesday afternoon the
funeral of Chief John Patsy was
held and interment took place in
the Hazelton cemetery. There

K.C. church at Hagwilget Tues-
day. He passed away on Sunday
after a long illness.

A number of people danced in
Assembly hall Monday night and
had a good time.

Mrs, Knight of Toronto was a
guest last week of her friend Mrs
Csrey, and on Saturday morning:
left for Victoria.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Mac-
Kay and her three Paughters ar-
rived home after having spent a
number of months in Calgary.
They visited a few days at Burns
Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Ruddy
and motored with them home. A
warm welcome awaited Mrs. Mac-
Kay and family and she was glad
to be baek again.

Roy Ridsdale was a visitor to
Smithers this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Boden were in
Smithers this week.

On Saturday July 19th at the
Hazelton hospital, a son was born
to William and Mrs. Leverett of
Burns Lake.

A son was born to Charles and
Mrs. Stevens on Friday, July 18.
_ Mrs: Ardagh of Kitwanga was
a guest of friends here last week

Hugh Richmond of Skeena
Crossing was in town on Wednes-
day of this week.

THE OMINECA HERAED, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924-0 5 a

| The Canning and Pickling Season Il. J

is now on.

Look oyer our assortment , oft: =:
Fruit Jars Hg
+ JayTops = |
Jar Rubbers =—s' I
Pickling Spices
Heintz Pickling Vinegar |
Certo :

etc. ete.

R. Cunningham & Son us.
HAZELTON, B.C.

AUTOS and HORSES FOR HIRE | &
Twenty -four-hour Service | &

Autos for all Points in the District Jitneys between the Railway
- and Hazelton Jitneys between Hazelton and New Hazelton

GASOLINE, OIL, FORD PARTS FOR SALE Single Horsez, Light or
Heavy Teama, or Saddle

The best Garage in the North at your service Horses alwaya ready for
Freight, Baggage and Express Transferred you

A. E. Falconer Hazelton | &
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Govmnt, phone:
2 long, 1 short

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Boot and Shoe Repairing |
Harness Mending — |

Latest machinery and modern equipment installed ‘ A
which insures- prompt attention and first-class work ‘

G. W. DUNGATE.

Temporary location at the corner of main if AZELTON, B.C. mi

; road and first bench j

Walter and Mrs. Aiken arrived
from Babine this week enroute
south on a holiday.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Hazelton and District Lib
eral Association will be held on

Rev. and’ Mrs, T, D. Proctor
were guests last week of Rev.

KEEP YOUR TUNING AND REPAIRING FOR | HIM

‘HOTEL DINING ROOM ON

Friday, August Ist

Ths Orchestra from Prince Rupert will furnish the music.

There “will: “be a ‘ Ghildeen’ a Dance from 8.0
whieh ‘hour al ‘those under 38 years of. ‘age wil

Cc A A AM

Midsummer Dance

y NEW HAZELITON CITIZENS WILL GIVE A DANCE IN, THE say there is-eorn in Envpt yet.

Tickets $2.00 ae

Selock: until: 10, ‘after: |_
dcate. the’ floor. :

and Mrs. R. E. W.‘Biddell in

at Telkwa and then to Round
Lake and Lake Kathlyn.. .On the
return trip they called upon the
ranchers between Morricetown
and Mud Creek. . .
Charles and Vera Doodson, of
Smithers, have been guests of
Mrs, J. C. K. Sealy this week.

‘reports the districts that. voted.
for beer are to get. beer.’. They

Contributions of labelled ore

for the. monster mineral. axhibit

Tero buek deer is the ‘bag limit|]

Smithers and Rev. Mr. Brayfield |.

According to Vancouver press

_| samples: ‘for: the fair and ‘finally|

-Jon the, Prinee Rupert. waterfront
- {should | be- shipped in. not. later
. | than August Bist.

; in the. northern and. eastern’ ‘dis || iy Oe

Sor

Dressmaling oe My
| Millinery ee .

Aceading to the request of 1 man 7 local, -t weal air
parlors are now opened at Sout Hazelton by :

‘MRS. CARVATH »

who has had years of experience in both dress-
7 making and millinery a

. CHARGES WITHIN REACH OF ALL

First- class: work done on evening, street or house dresses

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SHOES | 7 7 , : The | Hazelton. Hospital 7 :
REPAIRED. ||

wit NEATNESS AND’ DESPATCH.

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The Haselton. Hospital isaues
tickets for any period at §1. 50 per Os
_ month in advance,. This rate if
. dudes. -offiee consultations and -
- mediciaes, '.8 well aa all costs
while in the hospital, Tickets are
obtainable. in. Hazelton from ‘the
. drug store; from T.' J, Thorp,
a Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-.”
“ rin jthe Ho

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"Orders 3 may be. left at, Falconer’s “Office

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