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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925

PREPARE FOR SPRING

It will soon be time to think of spring eteaning and this year
we are ready to meet your requirements. Our stock has
arrived of

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ENAMELS WHITE LEAD
GOLD PAINT, Ete.

EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING ANI} RENEWING

General Merchant

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

Your Coal Supply

Does it need replenishing? Let us fill your needs from the
stock we carry of the all-round excellent Pembina product
This is a good, clean, large nut coal, Order yours today

Horse and Auto Livery -
JITNEYS TO ALL POINTS

Hazelton

Teaming Transfer
HORSES FOR HIRE

A. E. Falconer

Govmnt. phone:
2 long, 1 short

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every Saturday at 1 p.m.
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ull information from
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nd

Sufferers from bronchitis
r, need a quick-acting remedy
yg like Shiloh. It brings away
the phlegm, eases the chest
pains and heals the sore
tissues. Shiloh is made from
the formula of a physician
who specialized on throat
and bronchial troubles. It
is a concentrated remedy,
pleasant to take, A few
drops is an effective dose,
Does not upset the stomach.

At your druggist, 30c, 60c and $1.20

Famous since 1875

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HAZELTON NOTES T.

Is your family protected? Is
your estate protected? See Wm.
Grant’s Agency.

Born—On Friday, February 13.
at the Hazelton Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Turnbull, a son.

Henry Bretzins and Charles Ek
left on Sunday for Burns Lake,
to join the working force which
is being engaged on the Taltapin
silver property, in the Babines,

A. E. Faleoner was a2 visitor
up-line on Tuesday.

Qn Monday afternoon a meet-
ing of the villagers of Kispiox
was held, to arrange more effec-
tive methods of fighting fire, and
to organize a fire brigade. Steps
were also taken to help Wm.
Holland who was burned out last
Saturday.

Mrs. ©. W. Dawson returned
Thursday morning after spend-
ing the past few months in the)
south.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Little fll
Woodeock were in town the first
of the week,

J. EK. McCloy arrived from the
coast the first of the week and
after securing dogs, etc, started
on a trip to Dease Lake, Sever-
al others went in earlier in the
season via this route,

Beaton and Blackstock arrived
at Hazelton this week with R. W.
Smith from.No. 6 cabin on the
Yukon Telegraph line. He is
some better but will have a rest
before resuming work. Arthur
Hankin came down with the boys
as nurse. They arrived Thurs-
day noon.

John Lapadat was down from
Smithers this week,

C. Bugg of South Hazelton is

| Vaneouver consulting a special-

ist. The family has moved into
town.

The new linoleum has been put
down at the hospital and also the
new floor in the kitchen. These
improvements were due to the
Ladies Auxiliary.

Miss McNab, night supervisor
at the Hazelton Hospital for sev-
eral months, left Thutsday night
for Vancouver where her brother
is very sick,
from Vancouver Thursday morn-
ing to succeed Miss McNab.

Mrs. Hippersley of Terrace isa
a patient at the hospital.

Cons. Cline went up to Smith-
ers Thursday morning with the
witnesses for police court cases.

H. Birch is in the hospital with
a broken bone in his foot. He
will be laid up several weeks,

Miss Daly arrived |

KWA TALES

Valley

east "Mtnnss 9s eo

@rwsrespees

good when all runs smoothly, but
when trees start acratching one’s
face and poking one in the eye
it is at least embarrassing.

The W..A. of the Telkwa nurs-
ing home had a very successful
public afternoon tea on Saturday
and were well patronized bv the
farmers and visitors.in town,

Dan Quinliven, tie contractor,
week-ended in town,

Dr. Paine made a professional
visit to Perow on Tuesday.

J P. Wheeler, Soldier Settle.
ment Board, was this week in
Terrace on business,

Little Marjorie Hoops met with
an accident on Monday by fall-
ing off an empty tie sleigh. For-
tunately she was not seriously
hurt.

Lakelse Valley

O. P. Brown, manager of the
Beaver Group of mining claims,
on Thornhill Mountain, came into
town on Tuesday last, taking two
davs for the trip, He has been
forced to quit work on the Gold-
en Lady claim, owing to the ex-
ceptionally heavy snowfall, He
intends to begin work on the
lower claim as soon as the wea-
ther permits. Mr. Brown is very

lent property,

Mrs. and Miss Pearson, Mrs.
J, Guok, Chas. and Mrs. Toombs,
Will Ungerer and Jas. Norring-
ton were all at the big masquer-
ade in Terrace on Friday last.

. The lawest temperature record-
ed during the week ending Feb.

38 degress.

Jae Belway, of Kalum Lake, is
among the out-of-town visitors.

Why use shop- -worn paper when
‘)strictly fresh costs less money at
The Omineca Herald?

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The tie hauling game is fairly’

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at 1,50 per
‘month In advance, ‘This rate in-
eludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as all costa
while in the hospital, Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the -
drug store; from T. J, Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-

cal superintendent at the Hospital. —

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