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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11 1927

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats
‘Groceries, Dry Goods

| Boots and Shoes

= || —— Men’s Clothes

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| S. H. SENKPIEL

«New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant |

( Canadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, February 25, March 1), 22 .

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skegway, February 21, March 7th,

18, 28.

The S. 5. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at
1] a. m. ;

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from

W.C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert P)

PARTS

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 Falconer Transfer

HazeLTon, B. C. GAS

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HENRY MOTORS

SMITHERS, B. C.

Trucks

Ford Cars Tractors § Accessories -
Parts Repairs Gas Oil |
Thrsshing Machines
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HAZELTON THEATRE
Tuesday, March 15th

“SWEET DADDIES”

Starring —George Sidney, Charlie Murray and
Vera Gordon and the best all around cast.
. of laugh makers you ever saw. No levels .
for levity. Come to Papa. oo fa

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For every: ‘man who has a sweetheart, and. for every --
. sweesheart who has a man‘and for everybody; here’s a -.
year’s entertainment packed into two hours: oS

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OVERHEARD AROUND
NEW HAZELTON

For insurance and other important
matters see Wm. Grant's Agency.

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_ The W. A. of St. Peter’s church will
hold their annual St. Patrick’s Tea in
the Mission House on Thursday, the
17th of March. 3t

“Whose pole haulers who loose or

dump poles along the road in winter

should be called upon.to pick them up
or rol! them off to the side where they.
wlll not be # danger to traffic.. The

‘poles should be worth picking up..

Last week a, ntimber of the young
people of Hazelton paid a surprise
visit to the home of Allen and Mrs.
Bensou and showered them with gifts
of china and glass, A pleasant even-
ing wis spent.

_ Mrs. Sawle went down to Prince
Rupert Sunday and this week was n
guest of Mrs. G. H. Munro.

George Hall has pPurehased a new
one ton truck and last week put it on
the rord hauling ties. 4

The New Hazelton Ladies Ald 5So-
ciety had quite n pleasant social even
ing in the church last Saturday night.
‘There was a very fair attendance and
the collection plate produced $18.10.
The evening was spent with games and
singing. A featire was a vocal solo
by Miss Anna Johnson sung In Swed.
ish. There was also some commun:
ity singing.

New stock .yards are to be built ai
Fort Fraser in the near future ‘to ac-
commodnte the farmers in that district

- The Union Oii Co. are reported to be
Preparing to bulid a ware house at
Vanderhoof this summer,

There was quite an influx of “the
boys” at Ilazelton over the week end
and the town lokeod some better.

Wm. Goldbloom of Prince Rupert
wns 4 visitor at the Omineca hotel
Saturday night and on Sunday C. W.
Dawson accompanied him back to Rup-
ert. They have been dickering in raw
furs and Mr. Goldbloom was afraid
he had not paid Mr. Dawson enough.

Miss Julia Denno is now pole check-
er at Mike George’s camp—the first
gir] to go into the wood is nthese parte
as a regular employee.

W. D. Pratt of Skeena Crossing was
ut the Omineca hotel over the week
end. It was his first visit for a long
time that Dave got away from home,
but at that he looks es if he had put
in a fair winter,

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Miss THelen Pratt of Skeena Cross-
ing spent a-few days this week with
‘Mrs, C. W. Dawson.

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The Community league met last

| week in the school house,

 — es,

Mrs. Peter Smith was one of the flu

. patients last week, but only for .a day

or two,

of New Hazelton people at the picture
show in Hazelton last Tuesday night
to see Harry. Langdon in. "Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp", The show was well
worth the trip and Mr. Gary has im-
proved the operation: of the machine
very mnatetlally,
kept going continuously gives the pub-
lic a full measure of entertainment at
all tlmes. co .

Mrs. Bracewoll ‘veturned, home from

| the -hospital Sunday after belng a pa-

tent for a few days,

There was an extra large delegation

The excellent’ music

| John“D. . Boulding returned . to town
Wednesday evening and “will ‘reopen:

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_FINANCIAL STATEMENT “A” ‘Sewing: “nists of the We. Yo.
, i the H. Hi. will be held. at the home of
The following ih a financial state: Mrs,’ W. we Anderson on Wednésday,

ment for the year recently closed of March 16th. :
the. W, A. to the H, Hi vos
Receipts: Se mo _
Bal. on hand Feb, 1926..........-..- $ 2.39 8, 9
Membership. foes mer St. Patrick Ss
Proceeds of dances, etc............-1 271.40 | ; ce,
Mrs. Sargemt’s tea... 27,80 D y D
Raffle. of Horse....cescernee 98.00 a: ance
Refreshment booth flower show 27.80 | ,
Cash per Mrs, Sealy... + 90 March 17th, 1927
Proceeds ridge drive, ete ao senen ~. 20.25 ——.
| 1588.89 In the Community Hall
Isxpenditures: co, ;
Stamps, ete. $ 3.20 ‘ .
Hall ex vo} New Hazelton
Pinno’ rent ..... 15.00 :
Entertainment expenses............ 79.60 ee
Advertising scee enseee 11.00 , ADMISSION $1.00 |
Materlals purchased —.............. 111.25 :
Linens for private rooms......:.. 18.00 ‘
Iee cream, flower show..........° 10.15
EXDresS CiZATZES |... 2.30
Gift’ to Mrs, Cline ......... 9.85 B ACON
Gifts on Christmas tree........ 16.85 : ae
Linoleum 149.20 | . FISHERIES
Patlent’s tA YS a eeseteeees 19.00
Tea sets v0.80 Prince Rupert
Balance on Hand... - seoaecess 4.34
$586.89 Fresh, Smoked and
; Sa t Fis
Stores, Hotels, Restaurants

and Camps supplied .

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Spring. Tonic!

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* More bottle-fed babies have bees _

successfully raised on Eagle
Brand thanon ell other infant
foods combined. Write The
Borden Co, Limited, Vancouver,

for Free _ Book.

You known that musty
languid, stretchy feeling?

That’s winter’s after-
math. What you need
now is one of our Spring
Tonics to

PEP YOU UP

The Up-to-Date Drug Store.
HAZELTON, B. C.

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| Now-1927

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FOR SALE—One hundred
more or less, adjoining New Hazelton,
nearly ll under cultivation or slashed
Good Iand and good wafer supply; al-
so fifteen head of stock, tenm of horses
implements, ete —Apply to Tony Greec
New Hazelton, B, C.

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
‘veyS promptly executed

FOR SALB—One. cradle complete, : SCUTH HAZELTON =:
one child’s bed complete. Both are as
good as new ~ Apply to: “Mrs, Senkuiel,
New Hazelton, B. C.

Weighs 12 Pounds .
Place your orders eayly for the

With Take-down Oars and Brass Pump. Can be- pump-
ed up in five to eight minutes, - This amazing new Kind of
boatis just what .

Fishermen -Prospectors Campers ‘Trappers
Duck Shooters Sportsmen of all Ages have
wanted for years.

Rolla up like blanket. . A small boy. can carry it ‘any.

wks $65.00 |
| | For Further partieulare avply t to ee

- Omineca Hotel’
_ Hazelton, 1 B.C.

W. Dawson

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his | OLY offleg: here at ‘AD, n early date.

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“New 1927 Boat |

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