‘THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 1927

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats

Groceries, Dry Goods .
Boots and Shoes —
Mens Clothes

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

‘General Merchant

STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER
VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each
Friday. 9 a.m.

For STEWART and. ANYOX, Wednesday i0 p.m.

s. 8. Prince John’ fortnightly for Vancouver via the
Queen Charlotte Islands.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
EASTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 7.20 p.m.
WESTBOUND—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 7.51 a.m.

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 o
R. FF. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

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‘TIRES _ a PARTS
| SERVICE
Prompt efficient repairs to all.makes of cars; speedy and careful

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

The Falconer Transfer

HazELTon, B.C, GAS

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Canadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, February 11, 25, March 13, 22

de Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, February 7, 21, March ith,
The 5. S. Princess Beatrice stilings to Vancouver, etc., from Prince
Kupert Saturday February 5th and 12th are cancelled. This servics will
be vesumed, Saturday, February 19th.

AGnECY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES ll information trom
W. U. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

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HAZELTON THEATRE -
Tuesday, . February 15

he Knock- out”

. ‘Featuring

of

Milton Sills, the man who made ;
| The Sea Hawk” ee

‘tims, particularly in. Hazelton.

OVERHEARD AROUND |
| NEW HAZELTON —

For insuranee and other important
matters see Wm, Grant's Agency,

Mr. Merino who has been at 8S. HL.
Senkplel's for some months left for
Tuesday for the south,

‘While depot agent Geo. Parent has
been under the: weather Mr. Panter of
Smithers has been relleving.

- Mrs. Fred Salt is numbered among
the flu patients.

John McDonald of Vancouver is, a
guest of Myr. and Mrs. C, Hunt. On
Monday ‘night Inst he and Mr. Hunt
entertained the girls at the hospital to
a sleigh ride as far as Mrs. F. A. God-
dard’s New Hazelton, where | a’ jolly

time was spent,
.

Peter Spooner who recently went to
Edmonton has undergone. an operation
for eppendicitis. He was doing well
at last reports. . .

Lots of caroads of cedar poles ure
now being loaded out of New Hazelton

The Province says that according to.
an Ottawa naturalist there are twenty
four kinds of snakes in Canada. The
list does not include the well known
snake in the grass, Neither does it in-
clude those pink ones which hang from
the celing.

"The Ladies Aid Society of New Haz
eeltun will hold a@ social in the church

on Saturday evening, February 20th,
to which oll are invited. An interest-
ing time is assured.

The flu continues to gather in vic-
One
patient no sooner. shows signs of im-
Drovement when another ia taken ‘down
Too much artificial heat and not near
enough fresh air and outdoor exercise.

The Felix Club had a most enjoy-
able opening esssion last Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Jas. Turn-
bull, The prizes were won by Mrs. 8.
J. “Winsby and Mrs, A.D. Chappell.
The meeting on Thursday this week is

John Newick as hostess.

The executive of the VW. A. to the B
H. met at the home of Mrs. R. 8. Sar-
gent on Wednesday afternoon to com-
plete the business for the year and to
prepare for the annual meeting.

The Ladies Aid Society of New Haz-
elton have undertaken to have the in-
terloy of the church redecorated., The
work is now being done and it ts ex-
pected the building will be rendy for
the regular service on Swmday. The
interior will look, much hetter and the
Indies deserve-a lot of credit for their

enterprise.

ANNUAL MEETING W. A. to H. HL

The annnal meeting of the. Woman’s
Auxillary to the Hazelton Hospital for
the election of officers and for the
retading of reports, will be held on
Wetlnesday, Felruary 16th at 3 pm,
in the United Church. All members
are requested ta attend. Prospective
members, and all interested are wel:
come. Refredbments will he provided
hy memberg of the executive.

‘SERVICES APPRECIATED

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‘Tee Tney dealres to thank: Dr. §, A.

| Wallace, F.R.0.8., Ed. for the’ serg!-,
feal ‘skill efficient: care. given hia 80n

Lee: Ham who underwent a most. gel:
‘ous operation a few weeks ng0- and | hay’
tiade- A mOst ‘yemarknbe, recovery. He

. ‘also. wighes ° to thank Dr. ‘ Lightburn,

the: ‘Ingtron.. find: the: nuralug: staff. of

| the “Hazelton ‘Hospital, for thelr « caxe

‘and. kindness: to Lee’ Ham., co

at the home of Mrs. Winsby with ‘Mrs.

‘Smithers N otes

Mrs. AT. MeIntyre lett “Thursday
4 | morning for California to visit with

Marjory Campbell shared ‘the honors
nt several enjoyable bridge parties.

hospital auxiliary was held at the re
sidence of’Mrs. D, D, Rolston last Fri-
day afternoon when arrangements
were completed for holding’ the-“anuna
children’s masquerade dance.

over their andual court of appeal in
connection with the Smithers taxation
values on Tuesday in the Municipal
offices.
penis on the list fer consideration ani
reductions were franted in two cases.
According to the municipel assess
ment roll as‘now revised the total va
lue of renl property in town 1s$584,045

Jmade up of land valnes of $201,255.00

and improvements valued at $382,796
which is a slight increase over the
1926 figures. The mill rate has not a:
yet been fixed but it is anticipated ‘it
will be twelve mills as Jost year.

Dr, R. G. Bamford returned homi
Sunday after a four weeks trip in the
southern cities. ,

Rey. Geo. Turpin attended the meet:
ing of Cariboo Presbytery © held in
Prince George this week.

Miss Marjory Campbell who” spent
the last three months visiting with her
parents here left Thursday.on an ex-
tended trip.to California, Previous
to her departute a number ‘of socia:

events were given in her honor. :

Frederick Ockleshaw, village clerk.
has. resigned his position to take ef
fect the end of March.

P. 8. George of Sutton, Engiand.
who has been visiting his daughter
Mrs. Thos. Brewer, for more than a
year, left for Prince George to vialt
with his son, Stan, George.

Join R. Turner, manager of the Du.
thie mines, returned on Wednesday
night from a short business trip.’

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MAJ-GON. H. A. PANET
who may succeed Mojor-General.
MacBrien ag chief of Military and
Naval Branches of Department of
National Defence, Ottawa, whose
resignation Was @ surprise to the
Government, : ;

- QUICK NEWS -

Angug and Archie Kerr were all set
to start hauling Yes when Angus had
the misfortune to injure his foot when

a stump . Co

Pete. Wilson lost one: of- his otters
in. -the Bulkey river recenty: i:

‘The B. and B gang. have fixed ver) ;

friends and relatives, and with Miss |'

The regular monthly meeting ‘of the |

The’ village commissioners presided |‘

There were oniy three ap-]

-spection when loaded; cash paynients.

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‘Hazelton District .

‘It's a long time aince theae
were available, but we have *
arranged for a supply. They
are very fine. va

THe Latest Books
Private Stationery

The Up-to-Date Drug Store
| HAZELTON, B. ¢.

CEDAR POLES WANTED

All sizes 20 feet to 50 feet. long; in

—Alberta Pacific Lumber Co.,
Vancouver, B. C.

Ltd,

trator, Prince Rupert, up to and in-

0431, Rayge 5, Coast District.

- | broadest, opportunities.
‘| the buyer in a more: secure position’

it was enught | ‘between the > sell. and:

| attack ‘of pleursey and that’ qackle

FOR SALE—Sealed Tenders will
be received by the Official. Adminiy-

cluding February 15th, 1927, for Loi.

Norman A. Watt,
_ Official Administrator

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B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

“VAD, descriptions | of. sur- 7
. veya promptly ‘executed |

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NEW SHALAND 1 REMIER VISITS

Hon. J. G. Coates, Prime Minister
of New Zealand, is the second Do-
minion Premier to visit Canada on
his way.home. He is scheduled to"
arrive in Montreal this woek.

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think they now should enclose the » plat-4 .
form as the yeurtailed the Warehouse oe

for ther pu rposes, te

A cnr of iimothy seed ‘und one -"
onts were londed out this w eck.

_ Nothwithstanding, ‘ete, we ure ‘ar
eopinion that the M, Tr. P. Asso. wile
be the Inenns of protecting, not onl 48
dairymen, but the-buyers as well, 17
it does hot do both it is not properly §

adjusted and’ will come short of list
It should put

it should protect him as. well.as the eee
(airy man, : ‘and, placo the business on! aa,
n somid basis.» It has: ‘injured no one!
in the Fraser: Valley: :0-fwhich we arc
aware.’ me, ee

the many feleniis, of. Mrs; Allen wii]
regret. ta learh, that. she -daveloped ary

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