THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923.

PROSPECTORS AND
HUNTERS

WE SPECIALIZE
PARTIES OF

Complete equipment carried in stock

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IN OUTFITTING
ALL KINDS

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

“The House of Quality”

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Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HazELTON, B. C.

District AGent For Tue LeaDING FIRE_ INSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE co,.

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HAZELTON, B.C.

Given To

COAST
SAILINGS

s.s. Prince

8.8. Prince Albert or Prince John
For PORT SIMPSON and STEWA

SKEBNA RIVER PORTS

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, inter-
mediate points Monday, Thursday, Saturday it pm,
For ANYOX,..
For STEWART......- ‘a cemeereerenne

VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, Wednes.,

STEAMSHIPS
FROM PRINCE RUPERT

Rupert and Prince George

Wednesday, 10 p.m.
Friday, 10 p.m.

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Monday, 8 p.m.
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Sunday, a.m.

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| REDUCED FARES
PRINCE RUPERT EXHIBITION, Sept. 11-15, 19238

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian
National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent,

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Don't be a Mud
Fish!

at the bottom of the Ocean of Life

CLIMB UP!
JOIN THE TECH.!!

Classes commence October 1

» at PRINCE RUPERT, TERRACE,
HAZELTON, NEW HJAZELTON,
SMITHERS, TELKWA, PRINCE
GEORGE, SURE INLET, SWAN-

; SON” BAY, ANYOX, ALICE ARM

‘and STEWART. ‘

The Northern Polytechnic

lastitute of B.C.

Syllabus igoved shortly. Write for

‘particulars .

_ 882, Prince Rupert or. 32
representative.

Smithers Fall Eair

Look up the advertisement of
the Bulkley Valley Fall Fair on
another page in this issue. The
fair will be held on September
19, 20 and 21 and it promises to
be the biggest vet. Preparations
are well in hand to care for the
spectators and to provide amuse-
ments for them, also to handle
all exhibits. New Hazelton and
Hazelton will be well represent-
ed, both as spectators and ex-
hibitors. With weather permit-
ting, the road.to Smithers will
be a busy thoroughfare.

Fine Gold Rock

Telkwa.—Angus Chisholm cre.
ated considerable interest in gold
mining the first of the week

Dome - mountain.

he says.are inline with the pro-

\|Next year they will return to

when he brought in a ‘piece of
rock from his new discovery near
The sample
was of good size and free gold
was visible in a number of places,
Old time gold miners said it was
the real gold-bearing rock, Angus |.
ataked a number of claims which’

‘perty owned by the Dome Moun-.

tain Gold Mining Co.
The Registrar, Box .

| HAZELTON NOTES iL

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Mrs. Dungate has arrived to
take up the teaching in the In-
dian school.

Mrs, P. Lancaster and son, of
Victoria, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs, H. W. Sharpe.

Mr. Coulter arrived from the
south to teach in the school in
the Kispiox Valley.

i
- Mrs. Mennie and family re-
turned this week from Kitwanga,
where they spent the summer.

I. McAllister returned to his
home at Ocean Falls on Friday,
after spending some two weeks
as the guest of W. A. Wattie.

CANNING SEASON Is. HERE

BUGAT i in 16)-Ib. sacks, also in smaller sacks -
FRUIT JARS AND COVERS .

Order Early!.
For Sale - BAY HORSE — Fot Sale
6 years old Weight 1300 Ibs. —
—also—

- Wagon and
Harness

Cows with Calves
at Foot

apply

S. H. SENKPIEL

-New Hazelton, B.C.

MacKenzie’s
Old Stand

Miss Gladys McDonald, Telk-

wa, has been engaged as teacher
at the Hazelton school and she
took up her duties on Tuesday
morning.

The sewing meeting of the
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will
be held on Wednesday, Sept. 12,
at Mrs. Cline’s, All members
are asked to be present.

Acreage blocks of the finest
fruit and garden land in the
north can be had. Prices from
$28 to $40 an acre with long term

payments. See adv. on another
page,
Mr. and Mrs. Barbeau and

family left Thursday for Banif,
where they willspend some time.

this district, but will make their
headquarters at Kitwanga.

Mr. and Mrs, Hunt, of Burns
Lake, are now residents at Ha-
zelton. Mr. Hunt has taken a
position in kK. S. Sargent’s store.
Mrs. Kilpatrick returned to
Smithers on Wednesday after
snending a couple of weeks here
with her parents.

The Granby Co, are negotiat-
ing for the Red Rose property
and Denis Comeau’s property,
both located on Rocher de Boule
mountain. If the deals are made
diamond - drilling will be started
this fall, it is expected.

The exhibits for the district
exhibit to be made at the Prince
Rupert fair should be allin the
office of Wm. Grant by Saturday.

Some wheat grown in the Kis-
Wm.. Grant’s office, It 1s well
worth seeing.

Dr. Frank Edmonds, dentist of
Calgary, desires us to mention
that he regrets he has been un-
avoidably detained longer than
he anticipated, but will be mak-
ing a return trip very shortly and
will be glad to be back.

Mrs. Henry Schaake and Mrs.
Howard Schaake, of Oakland,
Cal., are guests of Mr,.and Mrs.
Chappell. The visitors motored
from Oakland to Vancouver,
where: they left their car and
eame on to Hazelton by boat and
train,

Mrs, A. Chappell entertained
a most enjoyable bridge on Thurs-
day’ evening in honor ‘of her
guests from: the coast.. “The prize}
winners were Mrs. W. W.. Ander: |o

the local '-|:

Are you a subseriber yet? —

“gon, Mra. J. D.- Galloway. and
* opening on Tuesday.

piox Valley is now on exhibit in|}

| Time enough now to look to your
. a | | heavier clothing, and we are anti-

cipating the needs of many in our _
carefully selected, complete line of

- Mackinaw Shirts

Coats and
Pants

OF UNDOUBTED

QUALITY, WITH

PRICES TO SAVE

And for your footwear, too, we
are ready with a nice selection of
You MUGH

Boots and Shoes

FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN

R. Cunning ham & Son 11. |

GENERAL nga AND OUTFITTERS

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
The hest Garage in the North at your service

Freight, Baggage and Express | Transferred

A. E. Falconer

Single Horses, Light or

Heavy Teams, or Saddia

Horses always ready for
you

Govmnt, phone:
2 long, 1 short

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Cemerit Lime Plaster __Fireclay

Brick Building Papers . Roofing ;

Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling |
Fir Finish a Specialty

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD,

| Prince Rupert, B.C.

BUILDING MATERIALS!

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Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cunning Immigration
ham, of Port Essington, are spend-
ing afew days in town. .,

Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Miller, of
Prince Rupert, have been guests,
this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Hyde and the first of the - week
motored to Smithers and Telkwa,
taking in the Barbecue.. They
were ‘guests Tuesday of Mr. and)
Mrs. Olof Hanson at Lake Kath-
lyn. “

~The Prince Rupert, Fall “Fait

opens next “week, and. Fred,

Continued from Page 5

F, W. Dowling. ‘superintendell

ler .B.C,, has been. transfer
to Kamloops.

Mrs. Walton. Sharpe. | x fgh

Stork,’ MM. P.,- will. officiate: at the

at rue
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Ving: ‘the ‘disteiet, | aan

was & problem which baffle
solution and that they now fact
a critical period in their histolE
because the industry of the co ie a #
try would no longer ‘Support t}
population. . 5

of Dominion telegraphs.for nor

-He ig one of
oldest ,residents. in’ Rupert a
‘all.through the’ north there y
be. general. regret that hei is leg