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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1928

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Boys and Youth’s Rubbers, Heavy
and Light Weights, and All Sizes —
25 per cent. Discount

Big Stock of Groceries, Hardware
° Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Meat |
Fresh and Smoked Fish — en

W. J. CARE WORTHY

a General Merchant

Goodwill is not acquired overnight. Goodwill
like a huge building. springs from firm foun-
dations. For 20 years Ormes have been’
building, a name for puality preseriptions, ef-
ficient service and fair prices.

ORMES LIMITED

The Pioneer Druggiats The Rexall Store

Prince Rupert, B. C.

Steamship and Train Service

S. S. Prince Rupert will sail from Prince Rupert for
Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle and intermediate points,
each FRIDAY, 9.00 a.m. ;

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, 10.00 a.m.
For North &nd South Queen Charlotte Islands, fort-
nightly.

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‘ Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY; 7.20 p.m. ~
‘Westbound, ‘TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 7.61 am,

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL Rs PRESS for Money . Orders, Foreign
Cheques, etc., also“for your next shipment.
- For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent °
R. FP. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘{day although. it will be sume the yet

‘Short Stories
i Close to Home

4

The-Oyster Bridge Club of New Haz-
elton met last Saturday night at the
home of Mira, F, A. Goddard.

n. temporary position at the Hazelton
Hospital. Lo : ‘

ok

ton last Wednesday and is looking 6 af-
ter Miss Smith.

week and it took away a good deal of
snow but did not injure the sleighing.

Mrs. Al.. Harris entertained the Ja-
dies of New Hazelton at tea last week.

Terrace Notes

W. H. Watt of Amaury was in Ter-
race last Thursday.

Mrs. T. J. Marsh returned Thuts-
day after spending » few days | in
Smithers where she attended’ the fun-
eral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler,

Ludwick. . a

the Prince Rupert hospi:al last Mon-!

before he will have the use > of his am.

J. MeDougall, a former proprictor |”
of the Tourist hotel, spent the weele
ene in town.

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The W. A of the ‘Anglican cherch
‘ill meet at the home of Rev, snd Airs.
Robinson on Thursday afternoon,

QUICK NEWS

R. Lowe shipped a car of whent to
the Pool elevator at Rupert on Feb. 5.

‘Times do change. There are now
21 pupils attending school here.

Ww. Gowanlock shipped a car of hay
on the Sth inst.

eee a f
There was 1 good serap in the neigh-
borhood recently. but as our report of
it ig only second hand, however true it
may be, we hesitate to go into details.
‘We understand that the air is some
what clearer 18 1 result.

. Wright and a few others have got
started on the ice harvest. Hauling is
a little tongh but they will make the
yrade alright. The tig haulers are up

| { Canadian Pacific Railay Company )

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

‘To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau and Skagway, February ul, 25.
-To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, February 16, 29

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES ‘Full information from
Ww. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

against it now that the roads are be-
ginning to brenk up.
Ww. K. Ounningham is driving FT)

ing oats about now. at Bokchito.

-The Institute directors, are ‘smecting |
again on the sth, They seem to be
ont to break some records, cet .

. ‘There is going to: be" some new bust:

| many reports: that it‘ is hard to say
2 who will get on the job first, ;

Jack Tennants . cow. ‘thought tt was

Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazine : ;
* Books, | Records and Vietrolag;, Offiee

Supplies oo | me

‘The Up . to:Date Drug Store.
BAZELTON, BUC.

spring and went down to the Bulkley.
ond jumped in. Her owner: got her):
out, a Wiser cow. . :
LOST—Pair of “dark “pimnied; : duplex
eye glasses between O..N. R R. station
ond Mrs. D. “Ay “Harrls* ‘home. Fins

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"Reward,

wang, BR Wa? 12
4 “putlains, moder:

. Miss Dean, R. N., ofNew Westmin- .
ster arrived last Wednesday ‘to take | ~

Miss Micklejohn returned to Hazel- -

There was a good deal of rain last a

Miss Butt of Usk is a, guest of Afis. .

Mr. Geo. Keith axrived hore from |

.|Rupert, in the..Province of. British

Fordson instend of mules and is seed-|

ness opened up here: saon, but there ‘so.

i with ‘the Statutes, that all assessed ta: |:

payable’ on the date ‘on. which the no-

der return to, 2 Mas. Geo, PD. Parent.

-. pure beer.

health, and strength.

-Sirver SPRING
. Brewery Lop.

. Vtg Victoria. fi -

a Brewers and Bottlers of the famous,
_ SILVER SPRING BEER

"For sale at Government Liquor
Stores and Beer Parlors. —
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.. JREER is a most wonder- . ,.
_ 2? ful tonic for all who A

are overworked and those
“who are run-down because
‘of weak impoverished
‘blood: There is no tonic
in the world like good .

'* Being rich in the food

- elements of choicest Barley
“Malt, combined with the tonic
properties of golden hops, it-
quickly aids nature in restoring
both mind. and body to normal

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‘Tans advertisement is not published or dis
Board or t by the Government o

syed by the Liguor Cou: rol
British Columbia, :

GOVERNMENT. LIQUOR ACT

Notice of Application for Becr License

' NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
20th day of March next, the under-
signed intends to apply to the Liquor
Control Board for 2 license In. respect
to premises: known as Copper ‘ ‘Tavern
Hotel, situate at Skeenn Crossing, .in
the Province of British Columbia, upon
the lands descritiel as Lot 2387, N. W.
20 acres, Group 1, Cassiar District
according to &.map or plan deposited
in the. Land Registry Office,» Prince.

Columbia, for the snle of’ beer by the
glass or by the open bottle for con.
sumption on the premises.
Dated at: Skeenn Crossing this isth
dny of February, 1028. -
dD. W. PRATT,
i - Owner and Manager of
Copper Tavern Hotet
»Applican’,

» Omlneca isco
| District =

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" Notice. fs hereby given in necordance

xes on land levied under the'“Paxation |
Act” and all'school:-tuxes, levied under |:
the “Public Schools Act” are/due and
payable on February 165th, 1928.

{ncome.shnll be -deemdd to be due nad
tice. of assestinent thereof. is given. to.

‘the ‘tixpayer.: vee
| “All taxes due ond. collectable for thé

y office tn th

Valentine
Dance

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14
IN the ASSEMBLY HALL®

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| several good novelties to ‘be introducec
“| Good Musie ;

"BADMINTON CLUB e

‘ Good Refreshments}
- Nakets—st. o0 each

_AQl*tuxes on personal property. and

ech Assessment. - District. are due'|.
Provincial 'Govern-: :

|| te Ladies uta: of: Knox curd .

(GAS ‘AND OIL

SUPPLY ‘STATION |
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