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THE ‘OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, ; 1924

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ew ready market locally,

is a guest of her sister Mrs,
I. Culvert, .

mon Sunday last,

ithe week end,
| Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lukins

‘five weeks,

= Wm. Bickle of Bickle brought
@ in some No, 1 beef and found a

Miss L. Mitchell of Vancouver

m §6Rev, J, H. Kerr held services
7 din St. Paul’s éhtreh at Forestdale

; Miss M. Keith of Rose Lake
mm was.a Burns Lake visitor over

fPalling have returned from Chi-
cago where they spent the last

Polk’ Wrinch Sargent Dockrill Yes “No.
, South Hazelton beta eeeavecsrene 3B (2° _ 9 -
| anal) 2... ......cc..00 00, Y25 10; 0 8
“Skeena Crossing ...;....:..... rae a he 8 a
| New Hazelton .....02.......... 51. Be ny i
* Remo blew Ce emma reac ewe enereane 2 a a ny
Hazelton ..........00.c000 och 70 | 41. OB
my Kitwanga...-.... i 12 2 or oe
LU) 235 oe vee 4. -
mm Moricetown ........:.....:3.... 5 Be: oe ie
ee Pacific 2.0... ete Te Oe Be.
Telkwa.........c. cece cee 1y AT. 94S
fee «Glentanna....... it Bo ce
Meee Smithers ..:................... 182. 4B 149
Terrace .............0.0.. 000, 106. 40. .
ee Port Essington ..........5..... 28. ee 6. ABO
fm Lorne Creek ..:..........2....5, 5 eee cane 9 oN ae
Copper Citv.:..2......... 0.0, 7 eet: ae 6 *
Cedarvale......2..8......000... 15 a Qe i Sy
Duthie Mines ............00000., | a Ge a
Byelyn ....... cece ees cceeees 19°. 1 Be 40 7 oe
Little Canyon.................. 6. 2 4 : a
Rosswood....6...... .ceeceeees 6 OO egy oe,
Clagton...... 0.0... cece ceca ee 0 0. Qe e
Mm Kispiox .......... ...0.0000-5, .:: Be on ee -.
Mm Butedale ..........00.000. 0... 1. a ae 0.
mem Swanson Bay .................. 7 a 1. . x
fee Surf Inlet..... L teettaadewsceae ae} a ies 4. _
Mee Kitimat .........., “Seve anne eees 6 o4 Ll.
| TOTAL. .. .628 468 * 206 |
Another carload of lumber has |. Poor Bulletin Service
. arrived forthe high school and 5 ; .
Burns Lake contractors Robb and Brown are, The election bulletin service as
hustling the job along.’ All the supplied by the Dominion Tele-|'
+) basement ank frame’ work has

graphs was as near being a wild
cat as possible, without being an
actual fraud. There was appar-
ently no effort made by the man

agement in Vancouver tv give an
intelligent service. Early in the
week word went out to the oper-
ators to charge $10 and $15 for
‘each service and apparently the

been finished.

Frank Keefe and John: Bost:
rom have most of their ties land-
ed at Fraser Lake station, to-
gether with a million feet of fir
logs for Weber & Black’s mill at
that point,

The natives ure gathered here
from all points between Hazelton
' Babine Lake, Stewart Like and
| Ootsa Lake to the number ot 200
for their annual potlatch. The
Babine chief celebrated his 47th
birthday and gave a dance in
Ruddy’s hall. The Burns Lake
orchestra‘supplied the music and
the whitgs joined in merrily with
the Indians, m

E.

ended there. The result was the
subscribers got the least possible
for the money. Had it been.a
Private company they would have
been openly charged with graft
and fraud. There is evidently a

of

‘| sideration of the public needs or

wishes and less to getting the
highest price tor the least service

The serviee was perhaps not any
worse than at previous elections,

= Make Your Town a Trading Centre

but there is today no excuse for
}{it not being snappy and intelli-
gent, The people are tired of
paying for nothing.

center and your business

your store,

You have, in your. local newspaper, the
opportunity for making your town a real trading

People will gladly come to your town to

trade if you tell them the news of the goods in |
The more care you exercise in preparing your

annnouncements the more peo
more you tell the quicker you wil

Local advertising is more easily brought to 7

a high state of efficiency. when merchants work
together and plan their advertising to cover all the needs
of patrous with as little duplication as poasibt Ca

- Use The Omineca Herald and The Terrace
News to reach the people of the northern interior

responsibility of the management |‘

need at headoffice of more con- |(

| ere S!

f

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- Forest Fires will destroy our |
tie industry, which last season
produced over a million ties:
“and brought half a million
-dollars into the district. .

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Help Prevent Forest Fires
IT PAYS!:

eeeenennaand

FRUIT.

BOXES!

of every description.

"ot

" STRAWBERRY CRATES AND |
‘BASKETS A § SPECIALTY

Write -

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“PACIFIC BOX co. Lid.

FT. SMYTHE STREET |

VANCOUVER, B.C.

wt

Herald ‘is Cpngratulated |
The Omineea Herald +has re-

ceived numerous letters ‘Of con-
gratulations upon issuing the pa-

8 profitable enterprise.

ople re come, and the
sel vinee up to midnight—that is,

as.
full as the telegraph service pers
mitted.
beat out all other papers cir.
culating in the district: by. days.
|| But that is just one more instance
of Omineca Herald service, At

: Cog
Herald: .

, NEW HAZELTON.

not all polled against the* ‘leader.
ship of W, J. ‘Bowser,

TERRACE, “B. eo -

- = oot | Wa dvery strong” opposition
| Liberal leadership ‘and.a chan;

per election night with full re-|.
turns from the district and pro-|.

Base Ball 1. 30 p. m.
The Omincea Herald) :

the same time. we like to Feceive|.

t- _ these expressions of appreciation
: Aerrace | fe —_
te. on The very large vote polled by
. ‘Ne ews. - Provincial party candidates was

There is Py po
the) 2,

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The Native. Sons. of. Canada at at Tera 7
PROGRAM, JULY Ist

Boxing on old Tennis Court 7 30

, ’ * RACES—After Ball Game ae
Gils 6 6 vrs under 40 yd 60 25/100 yards open.......5. 1 00 50
G0-vd 50 25/75 yard sack race... .. | 80°25
“ 10 "60" 50 25/95 yd, three-legued race 50.25 *
“yg aye 50 25|Egp-Spoon race (ladies) 1 00: 50.
“16% “80% 50 (25 Needle and Ehread race,
goo we girls and boys..:. 2:50.
Boys 6 ee Bye ee 2B Soda Biscuit race, . bore *
"10 “ co 8 50° 25): ‘and girls... see Ne eee a.
is 12 ot at 80 " s 50. 95
“w 16 ae a 80". : 20 2

‘Tug-of- War Mil Crew vs Bridge Crew—box of cigars’ ae

-_ * International Relay Race—box of cigars *:
_ Four, runners OF any. nationality. Native, Sone a

pat this time Toust he