THE OMINECA HERALD, !KIDAY OCTOBER 21, 927

HENRY MOTORS

SMITHERS, B. C.

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Prince Rupert, B. C.

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver | and in-
termediate ports each Thuraday and Sunday, 11.00
p.m

For Anyox and Ketchikan each Wednesday 4.00p.m,
For Stewart, each Saturday, 10,00 a. m.

For North and.South ‘Queen Charlotte Islands,
fortnightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
EASTBOUND—7.20 p.m. daily exeept Sunday
WESTEBOUND—7.51 a.m. daily except Wednesday

Jasper Park Lodge open May 21st to September 30th

See Canada in Canada’s Diamond Jubilee Year, 1867-1927

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
Cheques, ete., aiso for your next shipment.

For Atlantic steamship aailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent a
R, F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, 5,C.

‘Canadian Pacific Railway Company |

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP npany

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, October 8, 19, 29.
To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, October 12, 23, November 2

The S. S. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at
a.m.

AGENCY _FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full Information from

W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue ‘and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert ,

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-HAZELTON THEATRE
| _ Tuesday, October 25,

McFADDEN’S FLATS |

Featuring Charlie Murray and Chester Conklin

’ There is no match for the kind of entertainment
these two gloom chasers supply. You've laughed. at
them individually—now you can roar at them collective.
ly. Twice the fun. Twice the comedy, It’s the ©
movie bargain of the year. —

-laway in quick order.

‘|hone to have equipment here and-all

Short Stories |

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The W, A. to the Hazelton Huspityl
wilE hold a masquerade Halluween
dance on the evening of Friday, Nov.
28th, in Assembly iLull, Hazelton. u-
sie by Mrs. Chappell, Admission $1.00

W. J. Larkworthy spent a few days
in Prince Rupert on business this week |"

Samuel Kinley of Kitwanga is leav-
ing the latter part of the :month for
Vancouver where he will be connected
with the staff of the Anglican Theolo-
gical College,

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gould have re-
turned to Smithers from their honey-
moon trip. Last Sunday they imotor-
ed down to spend the day at Mrs.
Gould’s old home.

Father MeGrath will be in New Haz-
elton shortly for his annual ‘hunt. He
is this year out. after bear or a deer.

Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Idd. Hyde entertained a number of
their friends to a dance at their home.
It was a most enjoyable affair.

My. and Mrs.. Wm. Gow returned the
end of last week to South Hazelton.
Mrs. Gow has been in Ontario for sev-
ern] months and Mr. Gow was on a
shooting trip to the Peace River dis-
trict in Alberta., He is greatly tuken
with the Grande Prairie country and
says that the farmers are doing well.
They have a great road. system and
big trucks are being used for hanling
wheat to the railway. The trucks can
enrry big Ipads antl make thir ty miles
an hour, He does not believe they
whut or need any branch railways os
the trucks are handling the ‘produce
faster and cheaper. In the district he
was in he heard no talk of wanting
branch railways. The northern end
of the country does need a Pacifie out
let. Mr. aud Mrs. Gew met in Edmon-
ton and travelled together via Yancou-
yer and Prince Rupert home.

Buchanan Campbell went down to
the coust on Tuesday in connection
with the preservation of the totem pole
work. He is in full charge of that
work now. ;

ww, §. Harris went down to Prince
Rupert on Tnesday to meet a mining
man who was enroute to Stewart and
who, he expects will come to New Hnz-
elton on his return.

By the end of the week the salvag
ing work’ of Hanson's poles will have
been completed. When the boom broke
a week ago last Sunday the poles got
Some of thent
even got as far as salt water. While
it has been fn expensive job most of
the poles will be secured. ——

. The Liberal enndidate, _ MeDonald.
won the bye-clection in Nelson on Mon-
day last by f majority of 29 as against
fn majority given the late Premier Oli-
ver of over 300. The . Conservative
candidate made a great run.

Geo. D. Parént is building an addi-
tion to his house “Mountain View.”

A basketsball club: has been organiz-
ed in New Hazelton and the young foll

things ready to start playing in a short
time. Mr. Meurer «will be. the conch.
The matetial ts bere for a good team
and Mr, Menrer is. an experienced.
ployer. re

—

Mrs. H..B. Thornton returned Wed-
jnesday night ‘after. spending several

; days in Prince Rupert. -

The Finest Printing i is Done by:

There was a dance in Community
Hall last Friday. night: ‘but: thus. far
we. have not heard any. very. enthuslas-
| tle reports. :

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The Omineca Hearld, New Hazelton!

A NIGHT OF LAUGHS :

tre Next Tuesday Night

“MeFadden’s Flats” which is the big
feature ut the Hazelton Theatre next
Tuesday night is one long hilarious
laugh. The famous old stage’ comedy
has been given a brand new dress,
new Iaughs and a new lease of life that
should give screen audiences a new
conception of what can be done in; the
way of flim fun.

' Bdward. Small, who mnde this latest
Yirst National hit,” has ‘turned © out.
something new in the form of a -pie-
ture comedy.. Jz his ‘desire. was, tc

keep audiences roaring from the open-

ing scene to the final fadeout he has
succeeded. Charlie Murray is the

Irish hodearrier and Chester Conklin
isa Scotch barber.
pair,
ures too—have not been overlooked in
|the making of:
Murphy, in the leading feminine role.
is one of the most convincing reasuns
why gentlemen prefer blondes,
when Dorothy Dwin cones
photegraphing as a decided brunette—
one becomes conv inced he might pre-
fer

Of ‘course pretty. faces—and fle {

this -picture. ‘Edna

Then
: nlong—

her. without losing; the ‘slightest
evidence of his gentility:
Other members of the cast who cun

be given special credit for their char-

aeterizations are ‘Harry Kent, Aggie
Herring, DeWitt Jennings,’ Freemat
Wood, Cissy Fitzgeratd,. ‘Dot Farley.
and Lea White,

MecFadden’s Flats tells the story of
the stroggzles of. an Trishman who, coml-
ing to America, has ambitions to get
out of the rnuks of, the hodcarriers and
become 2 builder—a builder of a flat
that might bear his nome, in fact. He
meets a tightfisted Scotechman—por-
trayed by Chester Conklin—who. be-
eomes his fast friend in spite of their
wide differences’ in tastes. That the
son and daughter of the two w rangling
friends shoul fall in love with one .an-
other, permitting the unfolding of on

complication. that neither had expect
el. It is from this material that onc
of the most sucecssful stage comedies
was made. And it. is in the dressing
up of this story in its present form
that pleture andiences are being given
one of the genuine treats of the yenr.

en

An exeaeptional crop of blueber-
ries has been prathered. this season,
according to ths agent of the Cana-
“an Pacific Mxnress Company at
Kenora, 324.767 pounds having pass-
of} theaneh his office to date. and
anovoximately 30,000 pounds being
shipred over the lakes to the United
Stntes, The estimated value of
the tote! shipment is placed at about
$38,000.

‘The names of Nungesser and Coli,
who sourht to fly the Atlantie but
failed, will live forever in the place
names of Canada. The topoeraph-
ical survey, department of the In-
terior,‘hag issued a new map of the
gold bearing areas in the vicinity of
Woman Narrow and Birch Lakes in
northwestern Ontario. The names
of these two aviators from France
have been given to two lakes.

E. W. Beatty, chairman and pre-
sident of the Canadian — Pacific
» Railway, has, announced in a tele-
gram to H. R. Silver,
the Lord Nelson Hotel Co., at Hali-
fax, that the. railway: company has
decided to subscribe to the extent of.
$350,000 in financing the _ hotel.
Construction of a $1,250,000 hotel

building “will comménce imme-
diately.
Canada’s “A cricultural Jubilee"

{s to be celebrated this year accord-
ing to an announcement made by th2
Hon. W. R. Motherwell, minister of
agriculture, Who has taken the mat-
ter up with various provinces. | It
haa been decided to hold the cele-
bration in connection with the Royal
Winter Falr at Toronto. November
16 to 24 as the new ‘building erected
thers jointly by. the Dominion and
Ontario Governments offer 4 splen-
did setting for this event.’

In

es ‘to: Washitigton | figures.

resident of .

Big Comedy Show at. Hazelton Thea- erels, Plymouth... ‘Recks,... $5.00... each.

: | These are well developed, strong, vig-

entrancing story of young love, was #{

apite of. tha’ milk, embargo: +
‘Canada’s exports. of. milk. and-cream |
tothe United States: have been well! |"
.pbove the average -this year, accords a

nie. :

“FOR FOR SALE

FOR SALE—A few first class: cosk-

orous birds, Just what you need. to
head your’ breeding pen.....The offer is
good for only a couple of weeks.. afk Ph

‘Wanted—Woman wants work as cook
in small camp, or as house-keeper in
hotel or institution...Apply G. W.
Goodrow, Terraee P. O at

For Sale—Collie pups from register-
ed mother—Males §6.00; females
$5.00 Apply W. d. Goodwin, Ter-
race, B. C,

FOR RENT-—The Silver Standard log
cabin in New Hazelton, partly furn-

They ifre 0 fuuny ished... Apply Omineca Herald offiee,

f.

Hereand There

“The tota, attend=rce ‘at “the ‘To-
ronto Exkibition tih's year was
1,870,060, or an increase ef £37,0p0
over lt 28, os

The Saint John Board of Harbor
Commissioners is now bury cvork-
ing on plans for more adequate
port facilities and estimating costs
of new wharves, grain elevators and
everything necessary to. handle a
larger flow of business.

The establishment of a "“Taculty
of Fisheries’ at Dalhousie Univer-
sity’ at Halifax is under considera-
tion. Ef this course is added to the
curriculum, it will be the first time
in the history of this continent that
lectures on fisheries will have been
delivered as a coliege course.

' Asa lstest development of the
Canada-West. Indies treaty, ice
eream is now: being shipped from
Halifax to British Guiana in liquid
form and ve-frozen at its destina-
tion. On the other hand, ice cream
shipped to Bermuda is "shipped ir
blocks: and kept solid throughout
the journey. -

Application has been made to the
Vaneouver Board of Harbor Com-
missioners for the right to drill
along the shore of Stanley Park
and across First Narrows with a
view to building a tunnel under the
entrance to the harbor. The back-
ers of the project estimate its cost
at $4,000,000.

A saving of forty-eight hours was
effected in the transport of trans-
Atlantic mail to the city when
bundles were taken from the Cana-
dian Peelfic “Empress of Australia”

to Montreal. Experiments are con-
sidered to have been successful, and
it is understood a future develop-
ment will. extend the flying service
tu Torohto.

Though : ‘the crop season is late,
reports ‘received by the transpor-
tation department of the Canadian
Pacifie Railway are most satisfac-
tory, insofar_as yield per acre is

concerned. From many points in’
Saskatchewan, word -comes ‘that
wheat threshed out from 25 to ‘85

bushels per acre, while in “alberta
the yield runs from 25 to 45 bushels
per acre.

F. W. Swindells, a wealthy Con-
necticut manufacturer, is develop-
ing a model farm at Princeport, on
the Midland div'sion of the Domin-
ion Atlantic Railway, twelve miles.
from: here. © This farm con.
tains 400 acres ~ under
tion and 6) acres, of woodland,
ideally ettuaced on the summit of a
hill overlon'ing the utper part of
Cobequid, Hay and. valleys of ex-
ceeding beanty , His Guernsay herd
consists of 50 purebred nivel: cows,
His barns‘are on‘tha Danish dairy
‘plan and are. said to. ‘be, the best
in. the province.

It is announced Hest the Z ,000,000-
bushel elevator at Mod nd.-Ontario,
erected oy Janis, Piayeur and his
-agsotates has bacn comuiated, and
that. the Canadiana Peale TL tway
‘is to pronted.. woth. the’ ecorstraction

There ‘Will’ be “a- dance. ae "Tenia ra |
this. Briday eventing. | ee, on

take; atnants of. Farts

ave., thes. ‘effe

ply, Omineea Herald, New Hazelton. :

at Rimouski and conveyed by plane ~

eultiva- |

of seven or ‘ne a yyy a ‘thy con:
mectheyg cae fovater at Midland and
Jjelnireps ape lta aa. ne line: through
Post cae NM re) to we olka. Phe ins
“mediate: npeott: it be “Howe d, will
“be that the’ dae ahh ‘ine pomt
on: ‘the eastern lakrs w Hoh va dirket
mnection, with. Sane, :Jdnia,: and .
ct. ‘of: greatly: Unereas-

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