THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY |9, 1926

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Boots and Shoes
A nice line and a fairly complete one

Men, Women and
Children

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S. i. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

for

General: Merchant

STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER

and intermediate points each MONDAY and THURS-
DAY at 4.00 p.m., and SATURDAY at 6.00 p.m.

For ANYOX and STEWART each MONDAY and

For ALASKA each WEDNESDAY at 4.00 p.m.
For MASSETT INLET each MONDAY at 4.00 p.m.
VANCOUVER via SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS fortnightly.

FRIDAY, 4.00 p.m.

Passenger Trains

Eastbound--7.30 p.m. Daily exeept Sunday.
Westhound~7.41 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

Leave New. Hazelton:

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

For Atlantic ateamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

Felix

HAZELTON THEATRE

Coming on Tuesday, July 13

The Scarlet West

IN THE COLD RUSH

Comedy:

taxi service to all parts of the

SERVICE

Prompt. efficient repaira to -all.makes of cars; speedy and careful

with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

The Falconer Transfer .
HAZELTON, | B.C.

PARTS

district, and regular service to trains,

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|| tillicums.

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Provincial Assayer

Assayer to the Northern
 Preapectin & Devel-
opment mpany :

NEW HAZELTON, 8B. G

Price List sent: on application

J.D. BOULDING |

The- Hazelton Hospital:

The Hazelton Hoapital issues .
tickets for any period at 1.50 per
month in advance, This rate in-
eludes office consultations and .
medicines, as, well ag all costa .
: while in the hospital, Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the”
drug store; from T.. J. Thorp;:

eal ‘aiperintendentatthe Hospital,

lithe home of Mrs. Sawle on Tues-

||son’s, ,

. Telkwa, or by. mail from the medij-

HAZELTON NOTES |

liseroft of Vaneouxer, who are

Innes and Mr. and Mrs. Barrett
in the Bulkley Valley, are coming
to visit R. 8. and Mrs. Sargent.

Dr. R. G. Large, who recently
became a follower of Izaak Wal-
ton, is rapidly coming to the fore
and has one of the best of stories
to his eredit.. On Monday he hied
himself away to a lake and in due
time returned with sixteen fish
and a.coyote. . He got the coyote
alright because he brought the
hide and carcass buth back home
and got the bounty. He ran over
the coyote with his car. —

J. F. Morrissy, school teacher
at Babine, arrived in-town early
in the week for a holiday. and is
g guest at the Omineca.

Joho J. Dore. manager Prince
Rupert for the Dominion Tele-
graphs, visited several points in
the district over the week end,
He and Wm. Boyle of Telkwa
motored to Hazelton. .

Dick Cusack, one of the Duthie
mine staff at Smithers, is spend-
ing a holiday here with his old

Misses Mazel Cox and. Roberta
Anderson were guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Kirby at Smithers.

The Horticultural Society start-
ed supplying flowers tothe trains
the first of the month.

Allen Benson motored through
to Prince George last week and
took in the stampede. He says
it was one of the best things he
had ever seen, There were some
twelve hundred people on there
the first day. He found the road
in good shape and he made good
time,

Miss Monica Leresche, Streat- |
ham, Ootsa Lake, is visiting her
uncle, B, D. Boden. She is en-
route to join her mother now~-at
Brackendale, Vancouver Island.
G..W. Dungate has given up
the shoe and harness repairing
business andis back on his old
job at Sargents. ©
There were few people left in
Hazelton or New Hazelton on the
first of July. They nearly all
went to Smithers,
R. S. and Mrs, Sargent gave a
dance in their home on Thursday
evening in honor of their guests,
Mrs. and Miss Williscroft, It
was a most enjoyable ‘evening.
' The W..A. of St. Peter’s church
will hold a strawberry sccial on
the Mission House grounds July
17th (Saturday); from four until
seven o'clock, All are welcome.
‘The sewing meeting of the W.
A, to the -H. H.. willbe, held at

day next.” .All who: wish to at-
tend. will find. cars available, at
Mr.. Sargent’s and at Mrs. Ander-

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ed to drive slowly. around .those
sharp, brush screened curves on
the Kispiox road:and: also to use
their horn.
|\tidn ofa recent‘ aceiderit in which

Mrs. Williseroft and Miis Wil ite

visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mc-|.

wo Apply Gapt.
‘Some auto drivers are. request. =

It. will save a repeti-|}'r

~3 | ous,
entitled to some Warning and to
some Protection. .

OVERHEARD AROUND
NEW HAZELTON

Ready-to-wear dresses in silks,
voiles, canton crepes, silk under-
wear, ladies’ and children’s shoes,
ladies’ hosiery, — Mra, J. M:
Grahiman, Prince Rupert. 49—
A family party from Fort
Fraser arrived in this district on

They came in a Ford car and had
a fine trip;

_ There is now lots of ore at the
Silver Cup and Americrn View
properties awaiting the arriyal of
pack trains to bring it down.
Ore is being mined on both pro-
perties and there will be some
good results once it reaches the
smelter,

Pauline Furness, of Smithers,
is a guest of Jane York,

The Conservatives of Skeena.
riding are to hold a convention in
Prince Rupert on Thursday, July
22nd for the purpuse of selecting
a candidate to contest the riding
at the September election. ..

Many carloads of poles are be-
ing shipped now. Every train
going east carries about half its
Joad in cedar.. New Hazelton is
contributing a good share to these
shipments and for the next two
months at Jeast five or six cars a
week will be loaded here.

Wanted Dairy Farm

A farmer and his son from the
mouth of the Okanagan Valley,
in Washington State, motored to
New Hazelton in their Ford, ar-
riving here. on Saturday and
camping until] Sunday. ‘They
‘were looking for a.dairy ranch
or some open land where they
could establish a dairy farm.
Coming north they did not stop
often to look about, but on their
return trip they figure 1 on look-
ing over the farms more care-
fully,

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The Scarlet West Tuesday

The Scarlet West depicts vivid-
ly the life of the frontier soldier,
Real Indians are difficult subjects
for promoting motion pictures,
according to the producer. of this
picture who used.2,000 Navajos
and Uts.. The Scarlet West will

next Tuesday night, In it Cus-
ters last stand is revived, and
other thrilling episodes in the
conflicts of the American troops
and frontiersmen with the Sioux
Four thousand people were used
and it took many months to pro-
duce the picture.

Cow For Sale

|plenty of milk; very’ quiet. Prica $70.

Houghton, Glen Vowell,

‘SEND THEMSTITCHING

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MRS. J. L. HILDITCH

Fife PRINOE RUPERT

results could have been more geri.

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rom, ides

Those driving horses are(t—

“BS. LAND sunveror
J. Allan Rutherford

a ‘descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

Saturday to spend the week-end. |.

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Omineca_;
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS j
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Dining room in connection q
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BENSON BROS.

Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton, and the Railway,’
or to any point in the dis-
trict—-and at any hour,

Phone Hazelton
tT short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

Kodak As You Go

KODAKS upwards from $5.00
BROWNIES * $2.25

FILMS - PHOTO SUPPLIES

DEVELOPING AND
PRINTING

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Up- -to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton, B.C,

be shown in the Hazelton theatre | °

Came in fresh in February; giving .

i wherever the.

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

REAL ESTATE ~

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Diatrict Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies —
Life

Fire.

Health -

‘Accident

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