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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,

APRIL 8 1927-

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. Compan

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
Ta Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skefway, April 8, 18, 29. May 9, 20,

To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, April 1, 12, 22; May 3, 18, 24.
The S 8. Princess Beatrice—For utedale,. East Bella ‘Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at
1a.m.
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES

Full information from

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W, C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert 7,

SERVICE

Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars: speedy and careful
taxiservice to all parts of the district, and regular serviee ‘to trains,
with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This j is the service of. .

The Falconer Transfer

HAZELTON, B. C,

HENRY MOTORS

SMITHERS, B. C.

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Trucks Tractors
Gas
Threshing Machines

Accessories
Oil.

Ford Cars

” Parts Repairs

HAZELTON THEATRE
Tuesday, Abell 12 oe

MILTON SILLS seen in a colo-
ful role :

First National Star hasa unique characteriza-
tion of the new film

} “PARADISE”

Milton sills soars to the highest aenith of ataidom, fol -

other x big. production “The e THamph,’ ”

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lowing ‘his neyer will be: forgotton performance in that . ort

.jton Alils is the star.

_ Close to’: Home
ears

For insurance and other important
matters see Win, Grant’s Agency. .

‘Short. Stories | |

. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Myros
gave 1 tea. in honor of Miss Micklejohn
who wis leaving Hazelton nfter five
years residence.

’ Mrs. B.S. Sargent left Tuesday for
Prince Rupert to be with her sister
for a time.

Last Friday evening Mrs.
entertained three tables, at bridge and
the prizes ivere won by Miss Spooner,
Tom. Tulford and Mrs, Thornton who
got the consolation,

A special meeting of the Felix Club
was held at the home of Mrs. Gow at
South Hazelton on Saturday evening
when, the prizes were won.by Mrs,
Sawle and Mrs, Mathieson. Mr. Gow
entertained a couple of the mere males
who had to accompany their wives.
They played solo and were glad the
Felix members weve in the other com-
partment. :

Some weeks ago an item appeared
in these columns headed “Had Serap”
The ftem did not say were the scrap
had taken place. It should have ap-
peared under the Terrace heading.

Jas. Morrarty, road master on. this
dvision, left the hospital on Tuesday
feeling quite well again. He was con-
fined to his bed for about o week.

Afer getting fixed yp and put in
good repair again at the Hazelton hos-
pital Jas. Dyer left Tuesday for Van-
couver.. He has not been in good
health for a long time and he is taking
a few months rest.

Mrs. Fred Sait was a patient in the
hospital the past week or so.

Roy Guss broke his thumb on Mon-
day Inst while loading poles.

Misses Ida Schultzik and Jane
York gave a jolly party to the young
folks last Friday night at the former’ FS
hone. 4g

A son was born on Friday, April ist,
at New Hazelton to Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Christianson,

Miss Julia Denno is making good
progress after her operation: -

The, Ladies Aid of The United
QChurebh, Hazelton, will hold their East-
er ten and sale of work, including
Waster novelties, in the parsonage on

_| Saturday, April 16th from 3-to 6 p.m.

The W. A, to the H. H. will hold a

\sewing meeting at the home of Mrs.

Winsby on Wednesday afternoon, ihe
A8th of April

May dance in Assembly hall, Hazeltew
on Friday evening, April 29th This

jis the first thing the newly organlz -

ed auxiliary has put on this year and
there should be a large attendance.

to be seen next Tuesday night and Mil-
That should be
enough to assure a big house.

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Frank St, Armour ‘died sin New

‘| Westminster on Saturday night af the
age ‘of forty alx years.
.|timer in Prince Rupert, in fact one_of
{the originals. Last summer. .he was
Married to Miss B.-A. Barbeau, a sils- |

He was an old

ter of Mra. R. 3 Sargent. “To ‘the wid-

. ow much. sympathy is extended.

Savwle |”

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FOR SALE—Horse’ power “hay press if o.
in good working order, $800.00, Lob. ro

Cedarvale, ;

WANTED-+Three sacks of Wee Mac.
gregor potatoes seed) —T. R, TOM.
LINSON, Cedarvaie, BO. ©

' FOR SALE—320 acres -“Rosswood"
land, 25-mfles from’ ‘Terrace, three-
quarters of a mile lake frontage. —S.
Haudenschild, Terrace.

FOR SALE—From five to fifty acr |
es, Paradise Valley, river bottom land,
buildings, fencing, ete, -suitable for
dairy farming.—S, Haudenschild, Ter.
race, B.C,

FOR SALE—11 aere lot, a bargain.
Land close to river hottom. . Terms
to suit. Address Arton Schwagean,
1620 Sutter 8t., San Francisco, Callt.,
U. 8. A.’

Free te Mothers?

Mixit2; alse Dorden
Co, Limtzed, Van-
couver, for heeding
‘Chart ond helpicl
Baby Wolfare Dock=
let, - . Bteay

HATCHING EGGS—Barred Ply-
mouth Rocks, heavy layers, well bred
birds ; eggs $1.50 per 15.—Mrs. Savile,
New Hazelton, B. C.

HATCHING EGGS—White Wyan-
dottes and Barred Plymouth Rocks,
heavy laying hens, mated to pedigreed
cockrels, $1.00 per setting of 15, at
New Hazelton—Mrs. F: A, Goddard,
New Hazelton, B. 0.

FOR SALE—One hundred: acres,
more or less, adjoining New Hazelton.
nearly all under cultivation or slashec
Good and and good water supply; al-

80 fifteen head of stock, team of horses | ‘

implements, ete. —Apply to Touy Greece
New Hazelton, BC.

Pete’ s Place

Fresh Beef Pork and Mutton
Fresh and Smoked Fish

Goods and Prices Right.
You give me a trial?

Will

P: J. Spooner
NEW HAZELTON B.C

The W. A. to the H. H. will hold a’

Paradise is the name of the picture |

‘The Conservatives of Sintthers held.
jan organization meeting the past Weak

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You known that muaty

BACON.
FISHERIES

Prince Rupert

Fresh, Smoked and
: “Salt Fish

Stores, Hotels, Restaurants
. arid Camps supplied

Spring Tonic!

languid. stretchy feeling?

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

PEP YOU UP

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

LACKHEADS

Get two ounces of peroxine
powder from your druggist
Sprinkle on a hot, wet cloth
and tub the face briskly. very
blackhend ‘will be dissolved. ‘The! one

safe, sure and simple way to remove
blackheads,

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With Take-down Oars and
- ed up in five to eight ‘minutes,
il boat is just what

wanted for years.

— Rolls up like a blanket. |
place. -

Fishermen Prospectors Campers _
Duck Shooters. Sportsmen. of all Ages, have

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

‘SMITHERS, B. C.

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A Boat A Bed A Bath Ina Bag |

“Weighs 12 Pounds

Place your orders eayly for the

New 1927 Boat.

Brass Purp, Can be pump- -
This amazing ‘new kind of

Trappers _

A small ‘boy ean * earity it any

$65. oro

Por Further particulars apply to. fog a
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