THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, "EBRUARY 26, 1926° : | | “dl

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| HAZELTON NOTES 1) it: ccndttion® Wate Yor partieaiars
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7 and special price to W. J. Fitmen's see

. “Get it at Senkpiel’s”

rate ermarmaries eel i” | Music Store, Prince George.

; | e we ia iil If vou have troubles ebnsult — i ;
- I. Starting New Year Right. js. crane sone. strety/For Sale fuuihestaisie q
= i oe confidential. . ments, tuner, instruction ook, nd | .
q ' ras vine +,_| complete teaching course. .00. B. a.
| The opening of the year sees us with full stocks of acietea hi ipiaes ryt, |B. Bowen, Hazelton, B.C. 3436 /
: merchandise of proven quality. These goods are lll a lecate from the B. C. Mining] 4 wine, everharp pone y
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; most reasonably priced. Institute to attend the meeting of Found $<, may obtain at a
. the Dominion body. He pave an| Herald Office, New Hazelton. - 4 4

address on the mining resources

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of this district. Wanted Bo Mitece man tare] B For Growing oor and pits a
- Allan Benson spent a few days ried man preferred. Must be steady ce P 7

GROCERIES DRYGOODS HARDWARE
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS

ae and reliable. Steady position. S. H.| § Convalescents - , i
FLOUR and FEED in Prince Rupert last week. Senkpiel, New Hazelton. 33| } WAMPOLE'’S i
The first of the week two police = i an
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court cases under the liquor act| 7 = F COD LIVER 1
S H SENK PIEL General Merchant were on the docket. One was ] Hereand Ther OF C teens i
« Hike ee withdrawn and the other wasdis-| || , c. | fring tng spten oi aac rom at : a
; : . : . i 5 , Influenza, Pneumonia, Ae
New Hazelton B.C. missed. Salmon exports from British | -Seoais Calds, Dipther, Fevers Ete, > Ee
. Mrs, W. W. Anderson enter-| Columbia amounted to 1,571,000 , _vampole's Extra foe Liver go efords ;
soeez==ll|| tained at bridge on Tuesday af-| CA5q: che record. for soveral vers ingest Ot crove tne iapacet ap ©
Pri were won by past, ipments in’ were 1,525, petite; help overcome shortness of breath, and § ;
ternoon rzes : i * restore @ Healthy color to lips and cheeks, Hl ..
Mrs. § dM ‘h ii 000 cases; 929,000 cases in 1923; | , : $ i
rs. Sharpe and Mrs, Chappell.) 794,000 eases in 1922 and 939,000 | /$ Price - - $100 ‘7
a According to custum the local} ¢ses in 1921. ‘ ’ obtainable at : |

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ae hae feast on “ne . of| For the first time in Canada, a The Up-to-Date Drug Store
aw wal S al e i . en sport known as the “mountain glis« Hazelton, B.C. ee
the chief topics of conversation| sade.” was performed at Revelstoke, 7 i

was the cause of death. Indian] 8.C,, on Friday, January 29, before

mS Agent Hyde was there and ex-i hundreds of visitors to the start of | @ i"
a BRING OR SHIP YOUR FURS , ined : He al snt-| Revelstoke’s twelfth winter carnival, °
od — plained matters. He also point WGlinentine” ; aT ca LP UNP
“| to ed out the seriousness of taking| “S'ssading” consists of flying down “

rough uneven mountain sides on skis.

o . the law into their own hands in- a9
_— C W DAWSON stead of appealing to the police From August 1, 1925, to January Wm. Grant S
a We. ° . to settle their differences. 81, 1926, 3,182,198 bushels, or about

Agency

REAL ESTATE

-T one and a half-per cent. of the 195,-
Robert Langlands celebrated 687,112 bushels of grain shipped by

t | Imin ton, B. C lly. ;

Omineca Hotel, Hazelton, . his 84th birthday on Tuesday and] the Canadian Pacifie Railway. went
that evening he gave a dianer) by the all-rail route. About one-
; to a number of other young fel-| eighth, or 30,216,134 bushels travel-
. Highest cash prices paid and best grading given. lows in town. Mr, Langlands is| led through the port of Vancouver

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District Agent for the leading

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- ' : +o Companies —
. king go rogress since his| 224 the balance of 85 per cent was |}, Insurance ©
os Ne J \making ood progress shipped via Fort William. ,. Life
oe recent accident and will be as fit . § Fire
ie as ever when the gardening sea-) Five hundred Montreal school chil- |} Health _
os | gon opens. He was able to be at} dren will give a concert on the con- |} Accident
a || * o * church last Sunday. night. cluding night of the triennial con- { $ oo
ff i i AZELTON - - B.C,
| Steamship & Train Service ||" 5, sian constable Tycenarst has| 02, of te National Count! of |)

. Education, to be held in Montreat
been busy chasing the Indian/ from April 5 to 9, The speaker for

: 3S. PRINCE RUPERT will sail from PRINCE RU- maids out of town at night and| the oceasion will be Sir Walford fem
A PERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, || the night lIlfe in town is on the} Davies, well known authority OM | yew erirte m

and intermediate points each FRIDAY, 9.00,a.m., wane. national and school music. i
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For STEWART and ANYOX. oo ae Rev. Victor Sansum drew a big) Under the auspices of the French Omin een +
Ces . » 10.00 p.m. || congregation to the local United | Government, the French, universities
SS. PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for Vancouver via Queen Charlotte Islands church last Sunday night when} and Hon. Philippe’ Roy, commis- H ot el .
he preached a splendid sermon. sioner-general of Canada in France, i C. W. Dawson, Prop.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton: . A quartette composed of Dr. and| # tour through France has been
Eastbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 4.17 a.m. Mis. Large, Miss Gibson and Mr. apa for this summer arene sic Nee oe
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.00 p.m. : Se n Quebec on May 26 with the de- |j*

Warlock sang ‘Jesus Lover of parture of the Canadian Pacific liner MEN

My Soul” : and * ‘Still, Still the Empresa of Scotland. Dining room in connection
For Atlantic ateamehip sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or Morn. 2 : . . Hazelton . B. C.

R. F. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. ||. Services will be held Sunday in ee and paper exports tro m cane i re meer
St. Peters church at the usual $154,556,951, as compared with $139,- . -
hours and also the following Sun- 401,469 for the previous year. News- —

; ' ~ |day. Rev. T. D. Proctor will be| print p.uduction for 1925..was esti- ||. ae hee.
f . Nin charge. : ed at 1,516,000 tons, - ?®Z a
Don’t Get Caught! n qhe Fel mated ot teisonn tome ae oo || BEN SON BROS. @

The Felix Bridge Club wag en-

oo oe . Thig is twice the newsprint produc- ‘ . P aa
. When the cold weather comes, as it surely will, don’t let it find you tertained Wednesdav evening by tlpn of 1918. : ™ Auto: Jitney Service _—
: with an empty coal bin, Let us take your order now for your supply. Mrs. Newick at the home of Mrs|s : SO, fee
| Winsby. Prizes were won by L A C K H Between Hazelton and New
oe 4 Auto Service to all parts of the district. Teams for hire. {| Mrs. Chappe! and Mrs. Anderson EA D S : or to any point in the dis.
=. . : . Chief of Police Service from nlactheads go iutekly by @ simple triet—and at any hour.
a The Falconer Transfer Smithers was in town and hebas|" ~ mati, tat jot, dleclees, tem.| Phone Hazelton =
ul HAZELTON, B.C 1\a notion that next time he comes |e, from, your druggist, rub this with = hot |) 1 shor}, Llong, 1short 1 long =
| » Dew he will try the main highway. | You" will wonder where they have gone. Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short 7m
pore ee | Jas, Proctor ran a four inch , y
: 7 5 spike through his band recently B.C, LAND SURVEYOR - — — |
— ut itis healing up nicely, . J. All aan :
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BOOT AND SHOE The Hazelton Hospital Capt. Pete Enoch should get leet =
i —— P busy and launch the big ferry. |). aye prone ote SHACKLETON as
me: The Hazelton. Hospital issues. || There will be no ice this year. 0 H rt ] a
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ay epairine ticketa for any period at 1.50 per Repairs are being made to the |'——. __—__ _ _
ay ———eeeEeerrelts month in advance, This rate in- brid ross the. th of thi USK, B.c. 7
- . HEELS Ane cludes office, consultations and B r ike across the mouth of the) OT —— a
eee RUBBER HE — All sizes medicines, as well ag all costs ulkley river. , i vee,
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7 NEVERSLIP ICE CREEPERS . ‘||| | While in the hospital. Tickets are In order that Peter John should SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Finntelass Dinin se min vonneation ;
ve B oo obtainable in Hazelton from the |) he properly and sufficiently in-||: L. Ss McGill Nas oe senso =
ae drug store; from T. J. Thorp, }}- Pa : i = ee - eee
a G. W. Dungate {| °--Telkwa, or by mail from the medi- tarred - thirty-seven paid pall-]}-Barneter a _-
a ore - aa 1 7 ! WwW oo a tT. . - . “ aoe
of HAZELTON, B.C, "||| calsuperintendentat the Hospital, |jbearers were enfagec, ==. sMITHERS: British Columbia’ ||} THOS: SHACKLETON - Pron. i
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