‘THE OMINECA HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, .927 .--.

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats.
Groceries, Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes
Men’s Clothes
S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

“Canadian Pacific Railway Company |

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

ll a, m.

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, June 6, 13, 24, 27
To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, June 3, 11, 18, 22, 29

The 8, 8. Princesa Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES
\ W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert 7

Full information from

A Boat, A Bed A Bath Ina Bag

. Weighs 12 Pounds

Place your orders early for the

Ne ew 1927 Boat -

With Take-down Oars and Brass Pump. Can be pump-

ed up in five to eight minutes.
boat is just what

Fishermen. Prospectors' Campers

This amazing new kind of

Trappers

Duck Shooters. Sportsmen of all Ages have

wanted for years. |

Rolls up like a blanket.
place.

A small boy can carry it any

- $65.00

For Further particulars apply to

- Omineca Hotel
. Hazelton, B. C.

C. W. Dawson
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-HAZELTON
Tuesday, June 28 .

“LADIES AT PLAY” |
When the Men are Away the Ladies will Play
and Oh, Gwendolyn Spare my hysterics!

A *TUMMYFUL OF LAUGHS!
The funniest film of the year

THEATRE

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Jtev, T, Ferrier of Brandon was a
guest over the’ week end of Dr. H. €..
Wrinch.
heating system and agreed that a new

coal burning: furnace should be instal-
led before the cold weather. sets in|"
again. Jas; Steen was “up from Ru-
pert over the ‘week end. and was’ given,
the order fora ‘Beccla” ‘furnace, with a’

heating capacity of 90,000" feet,’ large
enough to heat t the. entire building.”

The, Omineco. "Heralds 32.00 ayear.

While here he dngpected the ;

FOR SALE -

"Registered German “ sheperd, dog |:
(German police) 85 ‘yeor. old: _ Male,
from imported. porenta; best ~ ‘blood.
strain, «Sir “Donarvon -Froben, - Caxia~
dian Champion, w wolf-grey, good <ap-,
pearance, gentle, ; for: pale, : “cheap, : “Dy
owner, Write. A, Arnold, New: Haz
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Short Stories |,
Close to Home

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

S. H. Hoskins of Smithers was a vis-
itor in Hazelton Inst week.for a day
and then: went down to Kiwnnga.

- Jack Sargent ‘returned to his home
home in Hnzelton last week after com-
pleting another year in High School
in Vaicouver where he stood well ‘in
his class all year.

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On Wednesday of last week Mrs. J.
D, Galloway of Victoria arrived to re-
new Qid friendships in this district. |
She is a guest of BR. 8S. and Mrs, Sar
gent. Mr. Galloway accompanied her
ag far as Prince Rupert and he went
on to Anyox on Department of Mines
business and will arrive in Hazelton
next Monday evening.

R. J. MeDoneli of Stewart, former-
ally of New Hazelton, arrived on Sat-
urday evening to visit his grand-dau-
ghter, Jenn Burns and also to renew
old friendshtps. On Monday evening
he will go to Smithers where he will
be a guest of his grand-son, Clarence

Goodaere,

Last Friday Mrs. George Beirnes of
the Kispiox had ‘the misfortune to slip
while feeding some young chicks and

,|fell with her full weight on the sharp

edge of the fence.’ A couple of ribs
were cracked. Mrs. ©. W. Dawson
motored out and brought her in to the
hospital where the fractur ed ribs were
bound up.

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School was closed in New Vazelton
i Monday at sen to prepare tor the
PNUIRDGHIeNS OF “he entrance ‘pupils
whe stared thety exams. on ‘Tuesday
morning and continued until Thursday
afternoon. Miss Parfitt of Hazelton
was “presiding examiner. This after-
noon the pupils in erades below the
entrance will receive their standings
and diplomas for the past year.

Tom Marshnll vetumed from Van-
couver last week after spending the
year at high school where he made an
excellent showing all through the term
and maintained-the record of the nor-
thern puplis in the southern schools.

Last week 8. A. Davis spent some-

perty. It is réported that an effort'is
now being made to amalgamate the
Wolfe and Black Bear groups and op-

erate them together. ; ‘
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Mr, and Mrs, -§, A. Eby motored to
New Hazelton from Smithers last Sun-

,|day and spent the day with friends. :

Dick Morrison was in the Hazelton
hospital a few days having his eye
treated, , He-got a particle of sand in
it a short time ago. .

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The Felix Bridge: Club met at the
home of Mrs. Winsby last Thursday
afternoon and the prizes were won by.
Mrs. Mathieson and Mrs: Chappell, A

night of this ‘week the club were the

; gnests of Mrs. Mathieson: aud Mrs. Ri

8 ‘Sargent at the latters ‘honie. ‘The
men were also invied to particlpate fi in

‘\the festivities.

- Robt, ‘cm of Smithers was a “ayeek-
ender in town. re

7 ‘A pond Was: taken onthe Silver Bas-
in property’ of the late Jas. De Wells. ft:
Usk: this week,” Phe new owners are,
Jack ‘Hoar, a. .AL Davis. ‘and oe Senttté
man. .dbme- work Is to be done ‘on: the
clnims: ‘at ‘an early. date. This. is- one’

Hes: of th ‘section,

days at Kalum Lake on the Davis pro-|.

Evand prize for the past.month was a]- F
.|s80 Won by Mrs. Mathieson. ‘Thursday

of ‘the ‘promising : “high grade: ‘Droper: 3

holiday with Mrs. 8. B Wins.

r Mrs. R. 8, Sargent gave a ten inst’
Saturday afternoon vat slier home in-
honor of her guest, Mrs.’ J. De Gallo-

way of Victoria... \

Cc. w. Dawson yetumed last week af--
ter a‘very successful trip. around ‘the
cities in Alberta nnd Southern British’
Columbia. He was out in the ihterests
of the Flato Boat of which he is gen-.
eral agent. inthe two provinces. He
appointed all the agents he wanted ‘tr

bonts as:well. He looks for a big. busi-
ness, in these bonts within the next
rear. or. two.

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' BE. A. ‘Goddara yeturneil’ Wednesday

‘| year,
Yed word that he passed ‘his examina,
tions with honors and stood ‘fourth hi
the class. :

(Sourdough) Hugh McKay veturn-
been contributing to the rummy game
weeks outside and -he has not made up

his mind yet just when he. will hiber-
nate on the telegraph line again.

Mrs. Win. Grant left Sunday to vis
it with her daughter, Mrs. ‘Donaldson
at Everett, Wash.

Wi. Grant bas pot amoreil into his
new offices and is now. better able te
attend to your business than ever.

The Kinder boys left Wednesday on
a prospecting tour in. the Groundhog,
country sad bey ond.

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‘ Bob Haysom, A. J.. Jack, formerly

of Chesley, Ont., and Stewart leave in
a day or so.for the north. . They will
prospect and hunt for. at least a year
They took ‘quite a pack train with "am
so if the hunting is any good they will
not he hungry.

Mrs, Tomlinson returned Monday
after visiting in Cedarvale.

On. Thursday the boys of New Tinz

_felton gave a dance in honor of Mise

Richardson who leaves.on Saturday
for her home to spend the. summer.

This evening the Ladies Aid of the

son before she goes away. Mts Rich-
ardson has presided at “the organ dur.
ing the past year.

Mrs, John Newick has gone to. Sas-
katoon to visit ‘Mrs. Fakeley. She ex-
pects to réturd by car with Mrs. Fake-:
ley. who will visit in B.C. . oo

Police ‘Inspector Spiller . of Prince
Rupert is on a trip to the Peace River
country. ‘

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NATIONAL
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Summer Excursion
_ Fares

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} Triangular tour to'
| ~~ JASPER NATIONAL ‘PARK
One way via. Vancouvar and:

’ Pringe Rupert a ak

See your ‘focal: agen :
Jitleulars, ‘dates of sale,;
: tions, .

and he “also sold quite a number of |f

night form Vancouver where ‘he nt- :
tended Normal Schoo! during the past |B
Since his return ‘he has receiy-|§

ed to Hazelton Monday night:and has |

for _ few: days since, He spent some |.

New Hazelton church will hold ‘a. so- |.
cial evening in honor of Miss Richard: |

Allan Riitherford

/ All descriptions - of sur-
veys promptly « executed |

SMITHERS, B. C.

| ANNOUNCEMENT

Beginning July First
the store hours will
..be from 8.30 a. m.°to. -
_6p..m. and Wednes-
day and Saturday ’i in a
the evening from 7 te
9.36 o’clock.

The Game Drug’ Store
HAZELTON, B.C.

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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
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Send in Your Samples

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