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THE ‘OMINECA HERALD, pRIDAY. “MAY aM 19

tit

ee

We move freight, express
and supplies by wagon,

: OUR avewess 15°" Qemerteer sion armieses nimi pee = ——s = = — 7 a
ion|f f OVERHEARD OU ; :

arecerobis, bees, || Usk “AM CLOSING OUT ee Oe

ot horge-back Skeena’s Industrial Centre | NEW HAZELTON © g oD A F OUNT AIN E QUIPMENT: ; a : " a

Vortex System Soda and Sundae Holders

Geo. Parent is building an oh

| Transportation
|
|

development on the Lueky Jim |

draya ot pack - horses. C. J. Curtin, of the caweat!
wee weds and duatance Mining & Smelting Co., arrived | dition to one of his cabins 16x80 Glasses ‘Electric Drink Mixer | aes |
6 does not scare us. ‘in Usk on Saturday and will re-|feet. He intends to build one or Soda aC linders: _ Butte rmilk Ci sole’ er oe
5 -___|main indefinitely. two more cabing this season for i ¥ “Sh Ker z ren |
& Telkwa Transfer A earload ° of horses and feed the accommodation of travellers a “Stoo S OW: ases A te. : ce
i f Telkwa & Mepleton Cc waa brought i in last week in pre- and tourists, - also > fishing. ma “he, ,
fee i - awe
oe | paration to move considerable hunting parties. These cabins _w.
: 4 freight up Kleanza Creek, where) are very comfortable and just ee J. MeCuteheon
if T elkwa Lumber Co. what the tourists desire. : - Prince Rupert - :

property will take place as soon

DEALERS © - MANUFACTURERS) the snow leaves, he ground
od eas . an event which is over two weeks
Building .- Contracting

late this season.
° , ’ eye *
Cabinet Making | Wagon Repairing A Women’s Auxiliary branch
All kinds uf building material carried

of the Hazelton Hospital was
: | in stock
m0 TELKWA

formed here last Wednesdav for
PRP PP PDP PPL LEP ALLAN
Hay and Oats

the purpose of assisting in the
‘ALWAYS ON HAND

laudable operations of that insti-
LARGEor SMALL QUANTITIES |

M. F. Burke has purchased a|||

new heavy wagon and has start- i LARGE
ed to haul poles for Mike George. | \,
There will be a number of teams] -
on this job all summer and fall.
S. H. Senkpiel has- secured
several teams of horses and as
goon’ as the roads are fit he will
start hauling cedar poles from
his camp back of town to the
depot.
On Tuesday - afternoon there
were several folls of thunder
accompanied by a little dash of
rain. This is the earliest visit of
thunder to these parts in the .
memory of the oldest old-timer. |
The Hanson Pole Co. is making
another shipment of several cars
of cedar poles from New Hazelton
this week. They are going ta
the prairies.
Dr. H. C. Wrineh will occupy
the pulpit in the New Hazelton
church on Sunday morning. Hos-
pital Sunday. His sermon will
be appropriate to the oceasion.

ST DRUG “HOUSE IN NORTHERN. BRITISH COLUMBIA

4

BUILDING MATERIALS! 4
Cement Lime .-Fireclay-. me te §
Brick Building Papers Roofing - _ : ; . q
Sash:& Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling a an

Fir Finish a Specialty 7 we 4

‘Plaster

Bulkley Valley

the Bethurem hal! and 14 mem-
bers were enrolled. Mrs. W. G.
McLaren was chosen president,
Mrs. D. Melarty vice-president,
and Mrs. J. Bell, secretary-trea-'
surer. A meeting is to. take
place every second Wednesdav.
At a meeting of the Usk Ten-
nis Club, an election of executive
officers for the year took place,
and arrangements were made for
the season.
A box social took place at the
school on Saturday for the ‘pur.
pose of augmenting the school
funds. The affair was highly
successful and the sum of $137. 25

ALBERT &- McCAFFERY, LT. \g

Prince Rupert, B. C. ot
-ORMES. LIMITED acon

Dispensing Chemists . Prince Rupert

“prescriptions are filled exactly as ordered by 1 the doctor. A
fully qualified druggist is in charge of our dispensary and only —
‘the purest aud finest ingredients are used.

tution. A meeting was called in

BOYER & CARR

City Transfer Co.
y ital B.c.

FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT

Insurance

Agent for the Beat Companies

We alo’ earry

‘Stationery :

Farm Land was raise ‘ e Mi eae vat Cam J. Sheasgreen, of Vancouver, Patent Medicines Toilet Articles | 2
sande ket, whi sh’ ‘bi d to:k was a guest of his daughter, Miss |i * Kodake. , ~ Films - Kodak Accessories ;

; and: et, which; was subjecte to; keen kK, Sheasgreen,. here on Saturday

Town Lots competition. The evening was last. He made a trip to several: - .. Films , developed and ‘inted and returned by next mail, .

asset j in exceeein cheerfulness

oad the jollity i s ted until an points along the railway for the

early hour. first time. He was more than
pleased with New Hazelton from’

We prepay postage on all mail orders accompanied bo ach or ‘sent

List your property now
C.0.D: mail.

_ _ while the demand

is good
Agent for heavy emaunt wit doutt of the the standpoint of climate, wea-
— amount of work on the |
ther, scenery, and the uality of - ;
a th ma Now oeety Usk ferry, it will be at least two|the soil, The new north was & ae ——|
mithers town ope y. weeks before it is rey for ser- revelation to him Ha: a , Ma vu t foe
‘ -Hanall Spur, B.C. anufacturers 0 a

This is very regrettable |.
Rough, Dressed & Dimension

vice. John Salt- arrived the first of

District Agent for

FORD CARS owitig to pressure of business) (1. week and is.again the guest a
requiring the crossing of the of W. J. Larkworthy. _
— |lriver for starting several opera- QO al 4u mi
W S Hi tions over there. Should this|, The public’ works department|) Ve .
BB. TLENTY |[need become pressing the Kle- is fen ie ora Oe fx nd ) . —
~ §MITHERS. anza cable tramway may have to the road between Mud Creek an mha _ HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR.
' and .|Moricetown, - Camber | a . eS

- The old low level bridge across

be brought into requisition.
| ‘\the Bulkley river just west of

“aeutoor,. sence AND BIRCH

Company.

van

a
7 ae the high level bridge is now being |
Dod 2g e |. Woodcock _| |tsten denn. “nat ha as F lo orin gs
-C BS wey | Jas, Dyer was down from Top- 7 change ae Royal _ :
oo le r th week-end on = ow
ars * Miss Dorothy Thompson, of the pone & wees-en ° mining HANA ALL, B. C. Gat our’ prices before Ter ‘isewhere 7 -
wILL ARRIVE, “APRIL Ast Prince Rupert Hospital, is.a guest 2 ener er i a

¢ Canadian Pacific Railway ‘Companys

. BRITISH COLUMBIA, coOASsT a lente: SERVICE®
»M. PRINCE. RUPERT--8. 8. PRINCESS MARY. for Von

Steel Work Starting

The steel for the Terrace bridge.
over the Skeena. ‘River WAS @X- |!

lof Mrs. Helen Brown for. a few —
|weeks,
Jack MeNeil, of Telkwa, visit-
ed this district on Monday. bring-|°

—SPECIAL—

We have a “aurnt

Beds and Sorin

whieh we’ e‘offer at

oe “tor the tro a4

ing. with him a nnimber of men!
who are interested’ in logging to
look over his: timber. Jimits in
South Woodcock with’ a view to
opening up another pole camp}
across the: river.
‘Mr. and: ‘Mra. Doll: and family

‘have nioved. from their winter

pected this week, along: with
twenty or more’ men skilled din
lerecting steel work. ~ “The fulse.
work ‘is:now being” prepared and
no further delay. is. ‘antidipated.

hea ‘gala day: for ‘Terrace ‘and ‘mo,

citizens ina, a, fittin “manner.

‘doubt “will. be. celebrated byt the =
ane ber Sale ‘X6060

Seattle, May. 2, '13,-28.

"Funeau, and Shagway—Meay’ 9 18; ab."

7 2-For Butedale,’ Swanson “Bay,

‘Bast Bellal “
1 Alert Bey, Campbell River. and. Vancouver _

‘The. opening’ ‘of the bridge ‘should 4 we te

* ighere will be

ud for sale at

si ce 2" quarters® in... Cedarvale_ pack: to Sh here! ail be goualved by

ve ealed ' teride 7

ra van |} the: rane in, ‘South Woodeock. wee the .finister. of; Lands. at ‘Victoria not, lie Auction’ at-noon‘on the: 22nd deve
K After. the spring rush of work a sarved by later ‘than noon on the 22nd day of 1924,- tha one of t thes -

“404,600 ‘lineal’. feo _

for. the: _purches
720,000 feat emioak |X ]

and: Balaam{+and' 11,000: Ooh
Cedar. Poles ‘and, Paling, [ua

FLOM na
one Cres on: an ates

ue new log house’ of generous di:
Crossing, on’ the
al

“Sather, BC, .

e erected... Popes

'1708,near: Awiesbury,
ast, Lan nd

District, '