* THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923

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APPLES

We have just received our winter
supply of apples.

A large assortment of popular varieties

‘Prices very low

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

‘The House of Quality”’ HAZELTON, B.C

Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HAZELTON, B.C.

District AGENT FoR THE LeADING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CO.

‘Canadian National Railways
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
S.S. PRINCE GEORGE wit ieave Prince Rupe

ertevery FRIDAY
at 8.00 a.m. for Swanson Bay, Ocean Falis, Powell River, VANCOU-
VER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE.

For STEWART and ANYOX every Wednesday at 800 pm |

S.S. PRINCE JOHN will leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver via
NORTH AND SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND PORTS at
8.00 p.m. Jan. 6th, 20th, Feb. 3rd, 17th, Mareh 3rd, 17th, 81st.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Eastbound—Daily except Monday 4.03 a.m.
Westbound—Daily except Tuesday 9.44 a.m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information a

apply to any agent or
G. A. MeNicholl, Asst, Gen. Freight and Pasa, Agent,

rince Rupert, B.C.

SINGLE
and

Cutters and Sleighs “= For Hire

We handle No. 1 Blacksmith and Household Coal
FEED FOR SALE

OUR STAGES MEET ALL TRAINS. Leave. the Omineea Hotel at
3 a.m. for eastbound trains a.m. for westbound trains

JAMES PAACKAY  wazerton

'*We never sleep.”” Arthar Leverett, Manager

Bring or Ship Your

E FURS
C. W. DAWSON

Highest Cash Pricee Paid
! Omineca a
Hotel

Ton
3 B C

| for the purpose | of putting. Oliver
zone, without patting Bowser’ in. woe

| HAZELTON NOTES

Protection as well ag an invest-
ment—See Wm. Grant’s Agency.

Miss Horbury is now improv-

ing after an illness of several

weeks.

Miss Lillian Shore, of Lytton,
B.C. has taken a position as
teacher in the Hazelton Indian
school.

Indian Agent Ed. Hyde and
two of the mounted police force
went up to Kispiox Tuesday.

Mrs. Patterson, of Woodcock,
is a patient at The Hospital, hav-
ing arrived on Sunday. Her four
children are visiting in town.
Mr. Patterson, who met with an
accident some weeks ago, is now
able to move about but: will not
be able to return home for some
time yet.

Great West Life business in
force in 1921 was $286,718, 765.
Payments to Policy holders $22,
217,302—Wm. Grant’s Agency,
local agents.

‘Seatty Ogilvie and Roy Smith,
of the Yukon Telegraph Service
were spending a holiday in town.

Mrs. Withrow, of First Cabin,
came down last week and went
on to Rupert on a visit.

Mrs. Wm. Langlands, Edmon-
ton, and baby are spending some
weeks with Mrs. John Newick.

J.C. Neale, of Quick, has been
appointed teacher of the new
school at Kispiox and he opened
the school on: Monday..

The first anniversary of the
new Union church in Hazelton
will be obseryed on Sunday, Jan.
28th, For the occasion Rev. W.
Mawhinney, of Telkwa, will
preach the sermon at the eve-
ning service. Arrangements have
also been made for a social eve-

.{ning in the church on Monday

following.

Magistrate Hoskins came down
from Smithers Wednesday,

Superintendent Dowling of the
Yukon Telegraph Service came
up from Rupert on Tuesday.

Before Magistrate Hoskins on
Wednesday David Gunanoot, a
seventeen-year-old Indian, was
charged with stealing . supplies
from the quarter-way, Second
Cabin, Yukon Telegraph Service.
Joseph Wilson, 54, was charged
with aiding and abetting. The
offence took place last December.
Gunanoot was let out on suspend-
ed sentence for one. year’ under
the care of his father, while
Wilson was sentenced to impris-
onment for six weeks

Fred. Stork, M.P., arrived on
Thursday to meet his constitu-
ents in this part of the. district,
coming down by the freight train
to which his car was attached.

A... Weaterlund, of Smithers, is
building: ¢ a camp at South Hazel-
ton ‘and in a short time will have
a dozen or 60 men employed cut-
ting poles. and piling.

A new political party, the Me.
Rae-Nelgon, - has been formed

Mére Broadiind -
Better Bread

Try its — and be

Purity Flour ay

CARLOAD JUST UN LOADED

98 lbs. Flour 49 Ibs, Flour | 24 Ibs. Flour |
$4.15 $2.10 $1.10

Qats Chop Bran Shorts

Rolled Oats .
PRICES RIGHT

Wheat Corn

YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED

FURS BOUGHT

S. H. Senkpiel “ New Hazelton

MacKenzie’a
Old Stand

Men’s 5

UNDERWEAR

All sizes |
At prices to clear

Fancy

SILK BLOUSES

For Ladies
In up-to-date models

o

| Fine assortment of
Mackinaw Coats -
and Shirts

Ladies’

House Dresses
Bargain prices

R. Cunning ham & Son i. |

GENERAL ote AND OuaFITTERS
HAZELTON, B

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Canadian Pacific Railway Company -

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT-—S.S. PRINCESS MARY for Van-

For Ketchikan, Juneau, Wrangell, Skagway- Jan, 1, 15, 29, Feb. 12, 26.

5.5. “PRINCESS BEATRICE "Por Butedale, Swanson Bay, Kast Bela
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver .
every Saturday at 1 p.r,

ar FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from

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

FIRST ANNIVERSARY |&
HAZELTON UNION CHURCH }

Monday evening,

JANUARY 29, 1923

Will be a Social Evening,
with a program and refresh-
ments.

Service on Sunday ‘Evening,

JANUARY 28, 1923

Rev. Wm. Mawhinney, of
Telkwa will preach the anni-
versary sermon. .

Special singing. Collection taken,

All are cordially invited to both the Sunday and Monday gatherings

couver, Victoria, Seattle” January 5th, 19th, February 2nd and 16th. |; aaa

All Christmas Toys and The Hazelton Hospital

Books

‘tickets for any period at $1.60 per -

month.in advance, Thi# rate in- -
‘cludes office consultations and ;

medicines, aa well-as al! costs:
. while in the hospital. .Tickets are |
. obtainable.in Hazelton.from the
- drug store; from'T. J. .Thorp,
-Tellkwa, or by mail from the medi-
a cal: aupgrintendent at the Eogpita '

2% per, cent.

“UptoDate Dr 5
Hazelton: " B

‘The Hazelton Hospital issues (amy