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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1905

Flour and Feed
New carload arrived ‘this ‘week and contains
Purity Flour
Oats Wheat Corn
Barley Chop Oat Chop
Crushed Oats Bran
Shorts

_ Prices the best in. the district.

S. H. SENKPIELE

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

f Canadian Pacific Railway Company |

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—For Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,
October 18, 28, November 3.

For Ketchikan, ‘Wraneell Juneau, Skagway—October 9, 19, 30.

5.8. “PRINCESS BEATRICE’’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell F River and Vaneouver ;
every Saturday at 11 a m.

i AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES I information fram -

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

Ladies’ Aid BAZAAR
New Hazelton Friday, November 13

The ladies this year have a finer array of articles than

ever ‘before, -Only the best quality of material has

been used and the elasa of work put on the various

articles is of the highest order, and the prices will be

only half of the actual value. Most articles will be
suitable for Christmas gifts.

Here are some of the things that will attract you:

Home-made, hand-knit Socks and Mitts
ay! Women’s Dreses for house and night wear
Children’s Clothing
Large and small Aprons
Pillow Cases. Towels
Fancy Articles

Fish Pond Candy and Flower Booth Home Cooking

REFRESHMENTS TO BE SERVED FROM TEA TABLES

Masquerade Dance.

An. the Hotel Dining Room

NEW HAZELTON

"Friday, October 30

‘Proceeds in aid of the Putilfe School

ADMISSION $1.00 ; 7 ORCHESTRAL MUSIC
Children over 10 years 60, cents, a

re

awe

Nurses’ ‘Home:

Fund Well On —
Way To Goal

Nearly twelve hundred dollars in cash
was the total arrived at last Monday as
& result of previous days’ contributions
to. the furnishing and maintenance fund
for the nursea’ residence at the Hazel-
ton Hospital. Since then active can-
vassing has added greatly to that
ariount. Donations as at October 19
are as follows:

Previously acknowledged. $467.25

Mrs. FY, Sait (2nd donation).. 6.00
A, Taylor ..... peneeeacs saneveee * $.00
C. T. Happy....scccreseeee ereee §=1,00
Arthur Kerr. so... ..ccescererers 6.00
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Gow........ 20.00
Mike Velo....... cccccceeseeees 1.00
Mra. and Miss Hogan........... 10.00
Chowk ........ Sencereccsecseess 6.00
Lee Tuey once ne enaasenaraseenes 2.00
Wing. ...0 0. lec cc cece ce ceseeens 1.00
Mra. P. Hagglund and Mr. and

and Mrs. L. Hagen........... 6.00
Misa K,. Bailey ..........-005 ae 1.00
PB. Janze 2... ceca cece aces ee aas 2.00
Olof Hanson,............2: 0000: . 26.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod........ . 10.00
Miss M.' Cordiner....c.s.00056 » 6.00
EB. Sweet, .cccscssaeveseavar eses =—5.00
Mrs. B. D. Boden ..:....+65 eee 10.00
Arthur Hankin ...icccsesererees - 5,00

Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Large...
A. Mercer......e05

M. Dahlquist........ bananecouas "10.00
A. Goodenough.....ssecereceres 10.00
“TG. Vi Storkey ....ccssscererece . 10.00
Wm, Campbell .......0.cseesees 5.00
M. Clementson .......cseceeeees 5.00
J. W. Elliott .......eeecerevees 5,00
Dunean MeGregor ...,.....,00+. 5.00
Miss EB. Thompson.......... cere 1,00
OG. MePhail................ asso, 10,00
T. W. Baker ..............3.... 6,00
Joe Bright .......c0ccecweceseee 5.00
Mr, Delliari .........ce.ecscceee 5.00
Luon Ham .....c:eescsssenanane 6.00
H Bergeron .....ccccccssssvase 3.00
P. Chenette cc. ccescscececues «68,00
EB. Morissette ....cesescsesescas 3.00

|approval on his actions by giving

-|To the Bletiony

Ladies and Gentlemen:

The Liberal campaigners are
telling us that we would be voting
against our best:interests if we
voted other than for Mr. Stork.
Our prosperity lies with the
development of our tourist and
other traffic by the Railway. Mr.
Stork says that the Railway is
out of politics and in the hands
of Sir Henry Thornton. We
know that he has made no effort
to improve our conditions from a
railway standpoint, since he took
it over; in fact, he bas taken
away what was possible and

| moved it to Vancouver, and Pre-|

mier King has put his stamp of

him & new contract and raising
his salary $15,000 per year. And
we have no record of Mr. Stork
objecting, Therefore, he, as
weltas Mr. King, is in sympathy
with Thornton’s action, so what
is the use of sending Mr, Stork
back to Ottawa?

allow Premier King to get away
from his pre-election promises by
saying the Railway is out of poli-
tics, but will insist that he imple-
ment his promises of 1920, That
it is not. out of politics would
seem by MeGeer’s hand, as he
says he will force the C.N.R. to
build a hotel in Vancouver, take
over the P.G.E. and build it into
the Peace River, so as to bring
the wheat from there to Vancou-
ver. In this connection can you
find any record where ‘either
Premier King or Stork when on

A Pe C:\; | 2.00 ;
G. Hanley....... beeeas vecseeee 200/6h@ floor of the House pointed
F, Johngon .....eseee sesessecese 200/006 that the logical outlet was to
Wm, Sampare.....ecsseseseree 2.00) tap the C.N.R. at a paint west of
Shirley Tordiffe ........ scoosrers 2:00) Deingg George, “and : ‘ bring the
Hugh McKay........+0000- eavene 15.00

Jbusiness this. way,.as was the
J. F. Christy .......scceses eeere 15,00
A. K, Bright.......... seasesese 10,00 intention of Charles M. Hays and
S. Benton ......cceseesssesenene. 10,00] Sir Wilfrid?

A. MeIntosh........00005 weeeene 6.00; Are vou willing to leave longer
Sydeey Browning teteee seaeeners aes the inforcement‘of Sir Wilfrid’s
b peertorccenes . 9
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Hunt (cor. [Policy in ihe hands of Mr, Stork?
rected. .cesecesseues ceseorees 16,00 27 _ & W. NICKERSON.

A) 1) $995. 25
a — — | 3 — ~H
Besides the subscriptions contributed i 2 |
towards the Nurses’ Home: Furnishing | ) «
and Maintenance account during the | HA ZELTON NOTES ty
past few days, other donations have! gna. |

been made during the past thred years,

Personal contributions to this fund|
include the following:
Miss Richmond (Mts. S, Ardagh}
Mrs, Jas; MacKay.....scesarere 5

J. Naéwick, (collection Dox) - seree 11,00
W. J, Larmer.......... eavnea -- 2.00
H. D. Lenhart .......c.2eeees ve $10.00
James Proctor:. tiseeneneenes vee 50.00
S. He Hosking... ....cseceseecees 25.00
| Gee. Crowe... wees Se eeees -s =©1.00
Rev. T. D. Prector........ vevee 60.00
| Dr, G. A. Petrie .......... coves 10,00
: Geo, MoGrath ......s.ccsseeaeae 1,00
- TOtaL. sesso cessor senses sy S1TE00
Total in cash to Oct, 19, $1170, 26
Heard Stork and Manson.

The opening gun of the Liberal

~: Jeampaign in Terrace was fired on

| "Thursday: evening: of ‘last week

_*. when Fred Stork and’ Hon. , A. M.
Mahdon addressed: a “meeting, |
=!The hall was well filled by 4 very
~ | attentive audience which receiyed |

well the addresses of both apeak-
ers... -No.: interruptions: were

|| directed at the speakers.
1|Kennéy was chairman. |

Mie

|| heard. and. no. questions. rete

‘Harry Birch of Prince Rupert,
accompanied by his friend Evitt,
of Glentanna, spent. Wednesday
in town, .

“Dr. H.C. Wrinch, M.LA.,
was a visitor to Smithers ‘ the
first of the week,,

A A. Connon, who is now in
‘Prince Rupert,. has organized the
Players’ Club and he has been
elactad president. The club will
give entertainments at: frequent

‘| winter, They are now putting
on “Jane”, a farce with lots of
Jdughs,

this week to Prince Rupert, |

f ‘

Mr, and Mrs.’ W..C. Sparkes.

~Mrs, K, Birnie, : -of Smithers, | isl},
: the:. ‘gist’: ‘of. Misa’. OAs

\v' Cousins
‘while ° visiting. ‘Tergaca ‘on. her

“FORD SERVICE. -AG BNTS

-_HAZELTON
GARAGE

Cary & Stone = Owners

First-class work on ell cars.’

OIL AND GAS FOR SALE

i ,
FREE AIR STATION .

Garage located across
from Ominoca Hotel.

Hazelton, B. c.

I, however, am not prepared to| ?

LP

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; 7 . - NB
Wm. Grant’s
Agency

REAL BSTATE

*

District Agent for. the leading
Insurance Companies—
Life
Fire
Health
Accident

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“ KODAKS
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING |
STATIONERY
PATENT MEDICINES
VETERINARY REMEDIES

_ TOILET ARTICLES
CHOCOLATES
SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES

Up-to-Date Drug Store

~HAZELTON, B.C.

BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

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

Phon oo
New “Hazelton ‘short ‘9 long :

Hazel
Omineca Hotel, 2 “long 2 - Bhort

intervals | ‘during the fall. and].

' Peter. Carrigan, was a. visitor'| .

ne

BOOT. AND SHOE

| Repairing

Bleek, ‘Tan, and White
' Shoe Polish - wo

"Agent for—
(Waite onass RUBBER REPAIR

6. W. Dungate

" HAZELTON, B.O,

‘Mrs, T. H. Walsh, accompanied | 1.
by her family, is spending'a short| —

time at.the home of: Ker parents; |:

, Lo yo, me alsin
- G. UNDERTAR
MAE ALING 70K BHIFMBNT A armoury ok Ss $. McGill
PB, 7: Box Hd: oe ae
“PROB EUPER. BAO. =. yell bring us ‘| ven Be " Belt Cotambia

|| ‘Atwood'’s orchestra supplied mite
aie during the evening. a

« ae

‘ tt
chy

way. ome ‘from a dhoct stay in}!
- Rringe, Rupert,

vA aes tions’ of
o; promptly Be:

 SouTH HAZRLTON