THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923

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Hudson’s Bay Point Blankets 7

NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR SEAL OF QUALITY

A COMPLETE LINE
All colors and sizes

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

‘The House of Quality’ HAZELTON, B.C.

Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HAZELTON, B.C.

District AGent For THE LEADING Fire INSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CO. .

Canadian National Railways
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
8.8. PRINCE GEORGE wii leave Prince Rupert every FRIDAY

at 8.00 a.m. for Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls, Powell River, VANCOU-
VER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE.

For STEWART and ANYOX every Wednesday at 8.00 p.m.

§.5. PRINCE JOHN will leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver via
NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS at
8.00 p.m. Jan. 6th, 20th, Feb, 3rd, 17th, Mareh 3rd, 17th, 3ist.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Easthounad—Daily except sionday 4.03 a.m.
Westhound—Duily except Tuesday 9.44 a.m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any agent or
G. A. McNicholl, Asst. Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C,

SINGLE

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Cutters and Sleighs *=" For Hire

We handle No. 1 Blacksmith and Household Coal .

FEED FOR SALE

OUR STAGES MEET ALL TRAINS. Leave the Omineca Hotel at
3 a.m. for eastbound trains Sa.m. for westbound trains

JAMES MacKAY HAZELTON

“We never sleep.”” ; _ Arthur Leverett, Manager

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Bring or Ship Your

FURS

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C. W. DAWSON |
- Highest Cash Prices Paid |

- Office— .

Omineca —

jer of the Kispiox Valley.

HAZELTON NOTES |

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Dick Cusack, who has been
rusticating at the Breckenden
Ranch this winter, went east-on
Wednesday morning to Prince
George for a few days.

Pole Inspector Goodenough was
a visitor during the early part
of the week.

Fred. Joudry, optometrist of
Prince Rupert, has spent the vast
week in New Hazelton and Ha-
zelton fixing up the glimmers of
the citizens. His visit has re-
sulted in great relief to many
and as there were still a number
desiring attention he has decided
to remain in town until the first
of next week, Mr. Joudry has
been giving every satisfaction to
his patients.

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Galloway Returns

John D. Galloway, provincial
mining engineer for the northern
interior,returned Thursday morn-
ing from Victoria, where he spent
the last few months. As soon as
he gets squared away-he will
take up his work for the season,
beginning with a visit to Hudson
Bay mountain, where consider-
able development has been going
on since Mr. Galloway left last
fall. While in the south Mr.
Galloway addressed several meet-
ings and drew the attention of
southern mining men to the
north, He teld the Omineeca
Herald that he was satisfied that
this country would experience the
best mining season in its history,
not only on one mountain, but on
several mountains in the interior.
Mrs. Galloway accompanied her
husband to Victoria and returned
with him on Thursday.

Late Chas. Pearce

The death occurred on Monday
last of Chas. Pearce, an old-tim-
De-
ceased had not been entirely well
for some time, and at the time
of his death was at the ranch of
Jas. Hevenor, where he was be-
ing taken care of. On receipt
of the news of the death, Con-

stable Cline went up to bring in
the remains. Deceased was very
well known throughout the Ha-
zelton district, where he had
resided for many years. He
lived by himself, owning two
ranches, but is known to have a
brother in the south. A host of
friends will regret his passing.

To Build New Church

Rev. J. R. Hewitt went down
to Kitseguecila on Monday morn-
ing, on-Indian mission work, and
was the guest of Hugh Richmond
at the. Copper Tavern. In com-
pany with Rev, J.\H. Young, of
Terrace, ‘Rev. Hewitt conferred
with. the native residents upon

the matter of building a new}
church in New..Kitaeguecla, but;

the funds appropriated were not
aufficient-for the erection’ of a
building of as large a size as the
Indians wanted. The difficulty
was oveccome, -however, ‘when,
an additional sum of money was

_Yraised by subscription.

More Bread and |
' Better Bread "
Try it—and be
convinced

Purity Flour
a CARLOAD JUST UNLOADED
98 Ibs. Flour 49 Ibs. Flour 24 Ibs. Flour

$4.15 $2.10 $1.10

Corn Oats Chop Bran ‘Shorts
Rolled Oats
PRICES RIGHT

Wheat

YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED

FURS BOUGHT

S. H. Senkpie Now Hazelton

Mackenzie's
Old Stand

— Men’s —
UNDERWEAR |
All sizes
At prices to clear

Fancy

SILK BLOUSES

For Ladies -
In up-to-date models

Fine assortment of
Mackinaw Coats |
and Shirts

- Ladies’
House Dresses
Bargain prices

_R. Cunningham & Son 1.
GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS
HAZELTON, B.C. _

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT-—S.S. PRINCESS MARY for Van-
couver, Victoria, Seattle—January 5th, 19th, February 2nd and 36th. |

For Ketchikan, Juneau, Wrangell, Skagwa ;

SS. “PRINCESS BEATRICE’”’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella.”
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver '
every Saturday at-1 p.m. ‘

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSEIP LINES . Full information from °
W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert j
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Canadian Company |e

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Room 10, SMrrH BLock PRINCE Rupert, B.C.

Registered Optometrist | i

announces that he will be in f

 HAZELTON

until the first of the week

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The Hazelton Hospital

_ The Hazelton Hospital issuesg
. tickets for any period at $1.50 perf
month in advance,’ This rate in
cludes office consultatioas andj
medicines, as well as all cos ‘|

-Wampole’s
MAGNOLAX

~ Relieves Constipation

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Mineral Oil Emulsion—Lubricat-
ing action identical with
the ‘plain :

Up-to-Date Drug Store.

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drug store; from T. J. Thorpy

'-fellewa, or-by mail from the medi

"eal auperintendentat the Hospital

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