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THE OMINECA. HERALD, _ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 26, 1215

| FRESH | FRUITS AND |.
CANNED GOODS

- Canned Fruits

Owing to the regular weekly heated car from Prince: |
Rupert being taken off we received last week an? extra - hes
large: stock of mrs

"Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Vegetables
Canned Milk and Cream. ~

These ‘woods | are ‘all of the very best quality and our’
prices are as low as: usual,” me

ad eee

and. Vegetables...

LYNCH BROS., New. Tezaton

- General Merchants

OVERHEARD AROUND

NEW HAZELTON

3 mel
W. S. Harris is in Vancouver

on mining business. —

A, M, Ruddy ‘took ‘a load ‘of!
supplies down to the Red Rose
mine early in the week.

Dr. McLean, of Smithers, was:

in town several. days’ this week’!

assisting Dr. ‘Wrinch: at the hos-
pital. ae oo

Mr. Gundersgn: was unfortun-
ate enough to. sprain. his ankle
last week while getting ready to
participate in ‘the hockey game
between bachelors and henedicts,
and has since been laid up.

Word has been. received from
L. J. Conkey, who-is now resid-
ing at-his home in Seattle. He
says that the robins. have return-
ed for the new. season; the roses
are in bud and. the lawn. needs
mowing. It looks. like spring in
that neighborhood.

two. or. r three weeks,

Miss MeLeod had: the imisfor-

_||[tune on Monday evening ‘to fall

while skating and i injure her’ arm.

B C MeKirinon | left. ‘Thursday
morning. for the south‘ ‘on mining
business, © He expects to be ¢ gone

“Bagar Harris has ta cen Hubert

is Wrineh’s place at. ‘the. drug. store
tin New Hazelton. - :
jliked.i in town and will do consid-|

Edgar i is well].

Date drug store tere, a

“On Tuesday ¢ evening, | March 9,

at. 8 o'clock sharp,’ the Citizens’
| Association will: meet in. the. As-
sembly. hall ‘for. ‘the purpose - of
Ye-organizing . for the ensuing

year. The. importance. ‘of this

, meeting must be realized by all,.

and it is desirable that the. date

attendance will be there. Seer

Prererraee ican Berle yete

number. ‘of: citizens: were ‘at - the

be kept open so that, a: very. large ;

“Last! Sunday morning a. . large .

depot:'to: bid: farewell: to: ‘Hubert
.Wrinch ‘-and- Henry: Gram, : “who | ¢
left on. the train to he connected | |

_ brety, 4
In ‘Connection: With the Northern: Hotel. .

week: ‘getting: out: as ‘supply - of
wood --which:: ‘it: is expected. “will

to. ‘the’ ‘Red. Rose © Property this
week, . That looks as it the baby.
mine’ ‘of the district would soon
be sending or ore to the smelter. | :

of the. week with: his family. in
town. Re. thas. been: ‘at. the Red
Rose mine since operations began

erty yesterday morning.

~ Not, Our jin
The James. Cronin reported to
have suffered’ a paralytic stroke
Jin: Spokane. recently. was a. well
known t mining man who | was all
through here’ in the very early
‘days, but not: the “Jim” Cronin
-Who was in charge of. the. Centre

Ei gle mines, while in ‘this ‘dis.

edi in the New Hazelton’ country.

_ Ropert Agricattural Association

“The. directors. of :the "Prince
‘| Rupert Agricultural. “Association
| met in Savoy: Hotel recently. and
received the: annual. report. for
1914. ° The: ‘auditor’ 8 ‘report’. was
very satisfactory - showing cash:
on:hand ‘to the amount of $1, 567:
JH. MeMullen, the: first . presi-
dent-.resigned and. A. J::Prud-

eo Bla suitc:

caving New Hazalton a at 9: 30 als;
tage will meet the passenger, train

except. oe. dave. 9 whi nthe
and:rin toOla Hazelton rafter

ing is going Jon t Prince. Rupert.

the oublie school board is- this,

‘keep them going several months. : an

A thousand o ore gacks were deaé

“Robt, Wall’ spent the f first part ||

there, and went. back to the Dro-"

‘Star, St. Eugene and. ‘the War: I:

‘triét_ and who is heavily: interest-

homme was elected in: his place.. 7
MeNicholl .of the G. Te P.):

"| big. tumble. .

war . ‘either. ;

‘p.m, connecting with e “tp:

‘ BRINGESS. MAQUINNA,” loaves Prin

‘every. SUNDAY. t
30. “p.m, Sunday.

“The newest spring: styles and the very latest
patterns: and, materials at, jhe , lowest, Ay

Ww. a

“SAVE MONEY AND GET THE BEST

band. The: married. men: threw
them down. But that wasn’t
the worst of it ‘they lost their.
candy and. ‘in. these hard. ‘times
the boys. don t loosen. t “up: very: ‘of-
ten. . Hence’ the benedicts:’ ‘anx-

bachelors’ ‘shins,

“A New: Tallriag Tak. :

‘| or ‘made ne taken 2 a ;
You don’t. need: ‘to {.

goods: for men’s spring and. sum-
mer clothes, “He also:announces |

§| that he only asks fair’ profit for| 1;

his-labor and: hi

f save ‘from’ ten’ ‘to’ twenty dollats 7
Muirhead is: ‘notonly] ¢
; a.first lass tailor 1 but. a finished t

>; Mri

The fair sex all backéd their bus: |
=| bands. or the. other womian’s: hus:

jiety for another. vorack’ at ‘the

lt will. be: of: New Hav srerest fe to

de- "| these days, and its not due tothe o

W:. Muirhead, the] £.
=, | tailor announces that: ‘he: has re-'|. 7
m| ceived-a complete’ set ‘of samples toe

‘of the latest patbernis. ‘and newest [45.5

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