THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925

Flour and ‘Feed

New carload arrived this week: ‘ind contains

Purity

Oats
Barley Chop

Crushed Oats

Wheat

Flour

Corn
Oat Chop
Bran

‘Shorts

Prices the best in the district.

S. H. SENKPIEL

General Merchant

New Hazelton, B.C.

Auto and Garage Service

Cars to any point in the district at any hour of the day or

uight.

Qur up-to-date garage facilities

Order Your Winter
A. E. Faleoner [%0ne* short

Fast, efficient service; careful, experienced drivers

ensure quick, efficient repairs

COAL Supply Now
Hazelton

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( Canadian Pacific Railway Company
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—For Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,

September 5, 12, 22.

every Saturday at 11 a m.

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

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For Ketchikan, Wrangell Juneau, Skagway ~September 7, 18, 28.
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Bella, ‘Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver

Full information from

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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hyde spent
last week-end up the Valley.
R. F. MeNaughton, district
passenger agent for the C.N.R,
at Prince Rupert, was a business
visitor. in town the end of last
week,.

Benson Bros. have added to
their jitney business a new Ford
one-ton truck to handle baggage
and other business.

The Delco lighting plant with
which Carey & Stone will supply
electric light for Hazelton, arriv-
ed last Saturday, and is now
nearly ready fcr business, Con-
tracts for lighting are being sign-
ed up rapidly. The next new
business to ‘be started: by this
enterprising firm is a moving
picture show. It will be ready

‘this fall, it is expected.

Hugh (‘'Sourdough’’) McKay
returned. to'dity on the Yukon
Telegraph line on Monday, after
a short absence on sick leave.

A meeting was held in St.
Peter’s Church on the afternoon
of the 25th at which Mrs. Ferra-
bee, Dominion president of the
Anglican .Women’s Auxiliary,
gave a most interesting and in-
sSpiring address on the growth
of the W.A. organization. There
was a large attendance of ladies
of the district. “Following the
meeting a reception for Mrs.
Ferrabee was -held at the home
of Mrs. S. J. Winsby,

The Right Rev. Bishop de Pen-
cier. of ‘New Westminster will
occupy the pulpit at St. Peter’s
Church at the Harvest Festival

Cement Lime

BUILDING MATERIALS!

Plaster

‘ Fireclay

Brick

Building Papers

Roofing

Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling

Fir Finish a Specialty

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD.

Prince Rupert, B. C..

services on Sunday, and follow-
ing a trip-down-river, he will
conduct the 25th anniversary
service at St. Peter’s on Wednes-
dav evening. .

‘A new fence is being erected
around the home of the chief of
provincial police. One side is
wire, the front will be pickets,
and the back a high, elose-board
structure. -Altogether it will be
a very attractive fence,

it. will stand ‘up and be fairly

Timber Sale X7106

There will be offered for sale at Pub-
lie Auction, at noon on the 1st day of
October, 1925, in the office of the Forest
Supervisor at Smithers, B. C., the
Licence X7106, to cut 540,000 lineal feet
of Cedar Poles and Piling on an area
adjoining Lot 2266, northwest of Hazel-
ton, Cassiar District. ;

Three (8) years. will be allowed for
removal of timber. ©

“(Provided that anyone unable to}!
attend the auction in person may sub-
mit a sealed tender to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated aa one bid.”

Further particulars of the Chief For-|

B.C.; or District Forea-

B.C. 1114

ester, Victoria,
ter, Prince Rupert,

—T. ‘McMartin, . ‘manager of the
George Little Lumber Yards at
Smithers, spent a few days the

end of last week. renewing ‘.ae-

quaintances in Terrace, and while
in the district he ‘visited Vanars-
dol with-a:‘number of. friends, .to

-gtake claims in the Copper River
grea.

° Peter: McDonald, of Remo; # ras

Telephones
For Sale

for stores, offices,’ mines,

non, B.C,
phone Company.

Good second hand
telep hones suitable
farms or
small exchanges: $5.00 each f.0,b. Ver-

’ Address Okanagan Tele

| straight, as Constable Cline mea-

sured it with his own eve.

many votes he will get in Hazel-
ton than his opponents. Mr.

For Sale

pin spuds or farm produce.

azelton, B

Shipping Tags, with
or without the Hold|
Fast Tag Fasters, These are especial-
ly good for farmers or merchants ship-
Supplied.

printed by, ‘ Omineca Herald,
New

ing to him and ‘his supporters.

crops.

of the animals;

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a week-end visitor in town. -

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The fairly heavy frosts the end
of last week made every one get
busy with their spuds and root
The garden flowers -ace
done and bulbs are either being.
planted ‘for spring. blooming or
taken up. for replanting - next
spring, according to the nature
In spite of the
facet that some think..there were
1! unusual. features this’ year, the
harvest in ‘all things haa been
| pretty good and none who farm-
ened will be huery|”
 tehia: winter, ae

them.

ja good many. friends, here, -:.

properties. : ye

“Aro Vou ‘a Bubsetiber. yet? *

\have been provided for a large

At least

The chief topic of conversation
around town on Wednesday was.
Bushby and his meeting and how

Bushby’s meeting in Hazelton on
Tuesday night was most gratify-

There was a large turnout for the
firat meeting of a more or less
‘\dead campaign, and the boys,
and the girls-as well,.were great-
ly impressed with the -talk- that;
the Conservative: candidate‘gave|:
It was somewhat differ-
ent from the usual’ political cam-|
paign “speech. and it: rang. true. |.
The Conservative candidate miade|

' Reg... Beaumont of ‘Vancouver
who is interested.‘in. the Silver;
Cup property, spent this week in|;
town with Duke Harris. ‘and -vig-
ited. the Cup and several’ Other

Season’ s Work
on Totem. Poles |
Brought to End

Harlan I. Smith, . who was
jointly commissioned by the De-
partment of Indian Affairs and
the Victoria Museum, Ottawa, to
engage this summer in the work
of preserving Indian totem poles
in this district and’ to carry on
other operations of historical in-
terest, has completed the season’s
work. ‘He left on Wednesday
for Bella Coola, where he’ will
spend a week, and from thence
he will return to Uttawa.

The steps taken under the
supervision of Mr. Smith for the
preservation of the totem poles
will keep them intact for many
years. Concrete bases and cores

pumter of the poles, which have
also been painted. In this work
he has enlisted the sympathy and

selves, no smal] achievement in
view of the natural suspicion
which the Indian harbors of any
anything touching upon his tribal
life. Mr. Smith hopes to be able
return next year if further funds
are made available. to complete
the work started this season.
While in the district he gathered
many valuable native antiques,
which will at present grace the
Victoria Museum, at Ottawa,

A Clergyman’s Week.

Q teepenneses eves >

On Sunday morning, September 13,
Rev. T. D. Proctor left Hazelton for
Kitwanga. where he held one service at
11 o’clock and another at 3 p.m. At
4.15 he conducted a baptismal service,
at 5a funeral, and at 7.30 a Church
Army service, The following seven
days he spent as follows:
Monday.—Commenced with a: trip to
Kitwancool, accompanied by Mrs. E, R.
Cox as interpreter, arriving at 6.30
p.m. Revival service at 7.30 p.m., fol-
lowed by meetings with ‘different com-
mittees until 11.380. ° id
Tuesday. — Confimation- class until
12:30 p.m; meeting at.1.80 for election
of Church Army officera; 2.80, installa-
tion service; 4 p.m., meeting. to discuss.
final details for ‘completing new church
building; 6.30, six Baptiama; 1. 80, even-
‘ing service, at which four new converts
were received, including’ the heathen
chief Lazarus Wilitzque and his wife. -
Wednesday.—Left for Kitwanga at
7.20a.m. At 8 native driver lost con-
trol of his horses, which resuited in a
runaway ‘and neeedssitated a walk of]
seven miles. Arrived at Kitwanga 2. 80
p.m. after paying several visita, holding
meeting with Church Army officers to
make arrangements for building a new
Church Army Hall, 50'x90'. ‘Five p.m.
baptismal’ service, followed by return
to Hazelton, where native visitations
were made in the evening. . >
Thursday. —Service, meeting, and ar-
rangements for two funerals,
Friday. — Funeral service at. 2 PB i,
followed by ‘Hospital: visiting. *”

p.m. } later « ‘visiting - ‘and preparations
‘for Sunday Bervices, .
Sunday.—11 a.tm., “Morning service;
41 pms instruction for sermon; 2 p.m.,
Sunday. School; 8.15 to 5.15, two private
communiong; 7,30, avening service, ..-
‘Thus.ended a. axson’a octave, part: of

lazy" one.
poditions vacant, ‘yes, , ‘ndaed™ “The
harvest ia white unto’ harvest, but the

“ . laborers. are few’: . pray’ye the Lord.of.

Fond sevice AGENTS:

-HAZELTON
GARAGE

‘Cary & Stone - Owners —

First-class work on all cars.

OIL AND GAS FOR SALE

FREE AIR STATION

Garage located across
_ from Omineca Hotel.

Hazelton, B.C.

co-operation of the natives them-| 5:

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VETERINARY REMEDIES
TOILET ARTICLES
CHOCOLATES
SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES

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Saturday.—Funeral ‘service. at 2.80 |

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There ‘are saveral‘guch easy

', 4 the harvest that more laborers she gent

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Auto Jitney Service |

‘Between. Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway, -
or to any point-in the dis-

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