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“THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926

Boots and Shoes

‘A nice line and a fairly complete one
, for

Men, Women and
Children

GD

S, H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

) STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER
and intermediate points each SUNDAY and THURS-
DAY, 11.00 p.m.
For ANYOX each Wednesday, 10.00 p.m,
For STEWART each Saturday, 10.00 p,m.
a . For MASSETT INLET each Monday, 14,00 p.m.
For SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, fortnightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

- Hastbouni—7.30 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
Westbound — 7.41 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

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

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

R EF. McNaughton,

Prince Rupert, B.C,

HAZELTON

Naval Feat at Zeeburgge

Next Tuesday at Hazelton
COMEDY —Felix Flirts With Fate

THEATRE

TIRES

SERVICE.
Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars; speedy and careful

taxi service to all parts of the district, and regular service to trains,
with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

The Faleoner Transfer

HazeLTon, B.C.

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Omineca
Hotel

C. W. Dawson, Prop.

HHADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection

Hazelton - B.C.

Be es rm ek ind Ps

B.C. LA ND SU RVEYOR ||
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
yeys promptly executed

‘SOUTH ‘HAZELTON :

Provincial Assayer

J. D. BOULDING

_Assayer to the Northern .
Prospecting & Devel-
opment C ompany

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Price List sent on application

POPPI SS SD.

FALL HATS

New hata for the season ha
prices ara all arenes The

MRS, J. L. HILDITCH

Millinery
Drygocds

Grant attended Presbytery meet-

. occupied the pulpit in the United

ling have been very prominent in

‘}home Monday after an extended

HAZELTON NOTES |

ae eel «|
j

The ladies of the W. A. of the
Anglican enurch will hold a tea
and sale of home cooking in the
C. V. Smith old store on Satur-
day, Sept, 25th,-from 3 to 5. All
are welcome. at

Life insurance is the best asset
and a valuable estate. See Wm.
Grant’s Agency.

J. D. Sansum, brother of Rev.
Victor Sansum, Kispiox, has re-
turned from his trip to.the Old
Country and is now an assistant
instructor in Columbian College.

Rey. J. H. Young and Mrs. W.

ing in Prince Rupert last week.
Rev, Victor Sansum of Kispiox

church here Jast Sunday evening
and at New Hazelton in the
morning, Rev. Young visited at
Kitsepuecla that day.

Next Sunday night there will
be 2 special musical program in
the United church and an invita-
tion is exteaded to all to attend.
Dr, Large is arranging for the
music and this will probably be
his last Sunday before leaving
for Port Simpson.

On Monday evening in United
church there will be a social! even-
ing as a farewell to Dr, and Mrs.
Large. The guests of the even-

musical and gocial cireles. Their
talents have truly been apprecia-
ted and there will no doubt be a
big turn out. An invitation is
extended to all.

’ The new road is nearing Skeena
Crossing and it will be within a
half a mile this fall.

The executive of the Hazelton
Horticultural Society met Wed-
nesday night at the home of Mrs.
Sargent to wind up the year’s
business and prepare for the an-
nual report.

Dr. Wrinch, M. L. A., will ‘be

trip south and east, His many
friends wil] be glad to see him.

Before settling down at Port
Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Large will
visit in Toronto and other east-
ern cities. They leave Tuesday
evening.

Archdeacon Rix arrived from
Prince Rupert Wednesday night.
_ Next week Walter MecRaye,
orator, traveller and entertainer,
will be in Hazelton and address
a public meeting under the aus-
pieces of the Natiye Sons of Can-
ada. Mr, McRaye needs no in-
troduction to the people of this
district. He made a great im-
pression last year and the people
will be glad to hear him again.

Mrs. Mathieson returned Sat-
urday night from Vancouver af-
ter attending the B. C. Hospital
convention.

and trapping trip. .

gone until spring—maybe. _ -_
It ‘will be learned with general]

regrets that Robt. Langlands on

PRINCE RUPERT. -

B.C.

W.. A. Larmer and Jim Hodder
have gone north on a hunting
They. will” bel]

. eo:
Here and There
The financial statement of : the.
Canadian Pacific Railway issued’ dt
Montreal for the seven months of
1926 ending July 31st, shows the
large increase in the net profits of
$6,691,301.52 over the net profits for
the first seven months of 1925. The
gross earnings were $101,826,207.11,
as compared with $90,343,867.75 for
the first seven months of 1925.
Unofficial estimates prepared by
the authorities of the Department
of Commerce, Washington, estimated
that Americans visiting Canada
this year would spend approximately
$190,000,000, This estimate was in-
timated to be very conservative and
that it was more than likely that
the amount would excced the $200,-
000,000 mark.

Announcement was made recently
over the signature of E. N. Todd,
freight traffic manager, Canadian
Pacific Railway, of the appointment
of D, A. Wanklyn as Industrial Com-
missioner of the Railway, with offi-
ces in: Montreal. Mr. Wanklyn
replaces Graham W. Curtis, who
has resigned, to fill the position of
@eneral manager for Montreal Rail
and Water Terminals, Limited.

Otto H. Kahn, chairman of the
beard of directors af tne Metropol-
tan Opera Company, accompanied
by a party of internationally known
financiers of New York, visited the
National Exhibition at Toronto re-
cently, Mr, Kuhn, who is perhaps
the leading art and music patron of
the United States, addressed a lunch-
eon of the directors of the Exhibi-
tion on September 2nd, the day of
the Exhibition, which was set aside
as "Musie Dey.”

It is understood that purchases. in
Canada of 5,000 railway cars may
result from the visit of the engineer- |
ing expert, Mr. Vandergulcht, and
the Transport Commissariat’s rep-
resentative, Mr.. Baronsky, who have
been delerated by the Soviet Re-
public to investigate the possibility
of securing this number in Canada.
They have also been instructed +o
make a study of the organization of

repair methods in general.

cently near Lake Doucelle in North-
ern Ontaric by Arthur Beauvais,
well-known driver of the Chateau
Frontenar deg tram at Quebec, and
will be trair.cd by Beauvais for the
harness.
mingling the wolves with huskie
puppies for several months they will
lose some of their wolfish nature
and make an attractive. addition to
the Chateau team, Beauvais states
that, while wolves have endurance,
they have not the “heart” of a
huskie dog.

-|ORTHOPHONIC

the Canadian railway shops and the ©

Three wolf cubs were caught re- .

Me is confident that by ,

ey

cree.
rita ii raid

Co-operative |Picit!

Marketing |)

In the summer of 1924, 345
farmers were asked their op-
inion of co-operative market-
ing. The majority favored
‘co-operation and the more

the more ‘they favored it.
Pacific Milk is interested in
‘this because of the 2500: far-
a “mers back of the milk.

-Pacifie Milk:

Head Office: Vancouver

Thursday morning suffered a
slight stroke.

_ Factories at Abbotsford ‘and tainer sent in.

“experienae they had with it -

VICTROLAS
On Easy Terms

You can now purchase the
New. Orthophonic Victrola,
Consollette model for, cash,

$115

_ or $15,00 down and $9.00 per
month,

- The GRANADA MODEL for .

$200

cash, or $23.00 down and
$16.00 per month.

The CREDENZA MODEL for —

$385

or $50.00 down and
$80.00 per month.

cash,

Latest Records Kept in Stock

Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton, B.C,

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

‘REAL

ESTATE

District Agent for the leading
| ‘Insurance Companies—
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Life ,
Fire {
Health Qt
Accident - -

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HAZELTON | -

BENSON BROS. '§
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and! New
Mazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
triet—and at any hour.

; Phone Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2: long 2 short

Fea ated |

Uniform and.

EAGLE BRAND &
Condensed Mlk

The W..A. tothe H. H. we
well satisfied with the reaults ¢
the provision shower held lag
Saturday afternoon. While th

a large quantity of supplies welg

‘| attendance was not so very larog Soe