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THE OMINECA. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1926 ' os . Pooks

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A drama of fierce, vivid color and
amazing adventure, through which
stalks one of the truly great
and masterful figures of romance.

Owing to the expensé of obtaining this picture
admission prices are advanced to 35c and Tc,

See the “sheik of. the Seas”

at the

Hazelton Theatre r

ONE NIGHT ONLY —

Toca June 22

wk en

FRANK LLOYD PRODUCTIONS, ING.
present

MILTON SILLS

and supporting cast of {3,000 in “the
dramatization of Sabatini’s great novel

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FIRST
NATIONAL
PICTURES

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Spade Work
That Gets
_ The Trade

To get steady sales in satisfac-
tory volume you must build up con- »
fidence in your store and its service.

ADVERTISING in The Omineca

Herald and The: Terrace News will

lay the foundation of such confidence.

Advertising does the spade work that

leads to bigger:sales. It will tell the
folks about your store, its service.

_ It will tell them about the goods you

have to offer. .

“Let sour advertising in The
Omineca Herald and’ The. Terrace
_ News be a standing invitation. to the |

. people of the district: ; L

_ Progressive |

‘Clare Briggs, of “Mr. and Mrs.”

~ gick persons.

|. cases from Armory, Mass., recently
: arrived in Tokyo, having come for-

second consignment of settlers
brought out this year under the Clan
Donald Plan.

The pell-known comic strip artist,

fame, arrived in Montreal recently
‘with six New York newspaper men.
They ‘then went up to the Laurentian
mountains for some trout fishing on
Lake Archambault and streams in
the immediate vicinity of St. Donat
Chalet.

A. L. Rawlinson, passenger agent,
ond Vietor Collignon, chief’ clerk of
the Canadian Pacific Railway at
Antwerp, have been appointed as
Officers of the Order of the Rou-
manian Grown by His Majesty, King
of Roumania, for services rendered
in connection with the general hand]-
ing of Roumanian passengers at the
port of Antwerp. .

An innovation is now in use along:
the Laurentian run of the Canadian
Pacific Railway in the form of two
hospital-ears which will meet any. de-
mand which arises or urgent calls
that may occur in cases of illness.
First-class cars have been converted
into hospital rooms ‘in such a way as
to easily take care of four or five

A record single shipment of In-
dian motorcycles, consisting of 85

ward by Canadian Pacific rail and
steamer lines, ‘The demand for
motorcycles in Jaran is steadily in-

and convenient method of locomotion
and well suited to the somewhat nar-
row roacs of the country. : ,

Work on the New Grand Hotel at

efter varjous citizens had pleaded
with the miinivipality for at least
one good hotel for one of the main
ports of thsir Empire. The hotel
structure will be of concrete with a
steel framé. and four storiés in
height: The estimated cost-is $l,
150, Quo. Furnishings are expected
to vost another $550,000, bringing
"the total cost to $2,000,000.

Initiative and resource shown by
the Foreign Department of ‘the Do-
minion Express ‘Company went far
to neutralize, if not antibely nullify,
shipping troubles during the recent
general strike yin England. -A fleet
of motor trucks in London, Man-
chester, Bradford and’ Liverpool

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carried out’ receipts ‘and deliveries”
in the’ uzual manner thereby elimi-—
nating any ill effects to the Pritish-
Canadian trade during the pe.iad of
the strike.

The English Football Team now

Pacific liner “Empress of Scotland,”

the Dominion Football Association.

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On May 16 two hundred new Seote j ta
tish ‘settlers iatetag on the Cantdian Harry Jones left two weeks ago
Pacific liner “Metagama’” in charge |to joj1
of Father BR. A. MacDonnell, manag- Os in Kar] Waitmore, ae as ‘Summer:
ing director of the Scottish Immil- p mf ‘of Si e ‘ hen ee
gration Aid Society. This is the north 0 Sioux -Lookqut. Ont. Excursion — 3

ereasing as this is considercd a cheap |

Yokohama, Japan, started in March .

touring Canada waa met at Quebec;
where they arrivéd on the Canadian

by’ Samuel Davidson, Secretary of

The team ‘played the first’ game in,
‘Montreal and ‘then went on to ‘catty
out the schedule ‘at Hamilton,’ To-
‘fonto, ‘Fort William, ‘Winnipeg, Re-.
“gina, Lethbridge, , Calgary,.. -Vancoue -
yer, Nanaimo, Victoria, Edmonton,
Saskatoon, Timmiris, ‘The tour ends

' Pravellers who. arrived. on. the.
“Brame of Rugaig’. from the ‘Far jf. 6) 0%
East, and “who srosped Canada in [oe vy
order to cofinect with ‘tha’ ka’ ing éf PRR ye : : . _ Se
the, “Empreas oF Fiance’: from: Que:
; ‘bee: late in’ May,: ‘stated -that: action

The prospects look good to Karl.

Jim Brown; the ferryman, ran
a sliver in his hand last week,
and had to go to the Hazelton
Hospital. when blood poisoning
setin. He is now home again
and on the mend, a

‘Dr. W. A. Young, of Mukden
Hospital, Manchuria, stopped | off
to visit his cousin, T. H. MeCub:
bin, for a few days this week en
route to England. Dr. Young
was accombanied by his ‘family.
Mack Orr and J, Russel Smith
have bonded their M.& K. group ‘
to interests represented bv W. 5.

Tickets

Eastern ‘Canada
United States

Triangle Tour to
Jasper National Park

One way via Vancouver and
- Prince Rupert —

See your Local Agent for
_particolars

(Duke) Harris. Duke was here Coe
last week making preliminary. — anes
arrangements to start work. The
property is on Legate Creek, |
where a few men under Albert
Mercer, who will be in charge,
have. gone out.

- Mack Orr has recovered from
his redent operation, and has
been resting up in Prince Rupert
for the past month, but expects
to return in @ week or so.

' J. Russell Smith paid a visit to
Legate Creek this past week.

The geodetic survey, in charge
of Major G. H. McCallum, has
been encamped in the C.N. yard
here for the past ten days, but is
moving further east soon.

mrs, S, Alger, accompanied by

; StC 23-26
wherever ihe. tem

recipe calls for milic

mrs. Jos. Bell, was’ visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. E, Gardaer,
for a few days, ‘
The Pacific tennis court has
been put in commission for the

LACKHEADS

Blackheads

simply dissolve and
disappear by this one simple, safe

season, R. G. Gammon is seere- of ,peroxine ower” fiom “any ae, store .
‘ sprinkle , cloth, e °
tary of the club. briskly every biaeiehead will be gone. mae #8e

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PRINCE GEORGE

| “Thursday and . Friday
: J ULY Ist and 2nd .-

‘The Hon, R. Randolph Bruce, Lieutenant-Governor- of British
’ Columbia, will officially open the Big Show on Dominion ‘Days

TWO DAYS’ RACE MEET

INCLUDES FIVE BIG STAKE RACHS:

$5, 000. 00 IN PRIZES —
Bucking and. Bareback. Contests |

: Forty horses ‘will ‘be ' brought in to privide a “gov program in-thege ©
events, for which (Championship ‘Belts ‘and mood Puree ary, offered.

‘Indian and Cowboy: Races

AS WELL AS A- ‘FULL CARD-OF SENSATIONAL
_ RIDING AND’ STAMPEDE STUNTS,

_ _Write for detailed program, to -

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