THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923 a ern

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PROSPECTORS AND
‘HUNTERS

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WE SPECIALIZE IN OUTFITTING
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Complete equipment carried in stock

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

‘The Honse of Quality’ HAZELTON, B.C.

Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES
WM. GRANT’S AGEN CY

HazELTON, B.C.

District AGENT FoR THE LEADING FirE [NSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CO.

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Coast Steamship Service

5.8. Prince George and Prince Rupert
will sail from Prince Rupert every Monday, Thursda
,and Saturday at 11 p.m. for. VANCO VER, VIC.

TORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points. ;

For STEWART ......-.ccsscaeeee Friday, at 10 p.m.
’ For ANYOX Wednesday, at 10 p.m.

for Vancouver via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND
PORTS, June 27th, July 11th, 26th, August 8th, 22nd

s.s. Prince John

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Kastbound-—-3.18 a.m. Daily except Monday
Westbound—8.34 a.m. Daily except Tuesday. -

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian
National Agent or

R. F. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent,

Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Five-Sixths of the timbered area in B.C, be- |
longs to the People.

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Bach year, it is increasing in value as the more 7
accessible timber is cut.

In 1922 there was received from the sale of .
~ Such timber the sum of $620, 000.

This helped to keep your: taxes down, and to
7 build up the Provinie.

Green ‘Timber is British Columbia’s assurance
of Perpetual Prosperity. - a

| HAZELTON NOTES

In ,the Union church tonight
the congregation is having a
social evening, taking the form
of a reception to Rev, Victor and
Mrs, Sansum and family.. There
is to be a musical program and
refreshments and a good time is
anticipated. ;

Mrs. Mennie and children left
Thursday morning for Ocean
Falis to join Mr, Mennie, who has
been working there for some
time,

Miss Barbeau, of Prince Ru-
pert, arrived to spend the holi-
day with her sister, Mrs. R. S.
Sargent. She will be here for
some time.

Miss Thompson, of Cedarvale,
was a holiday visitor with Mrs,
Sealy.

Coles, the piano tuner, was in
the district this week on his
annual tour and fixed up the
planes,

Many are wondering why it
should -take so long to get one
small ferry built and in opera-
tion. Jt must have been known
that a wheel was necessary to
keep the ferry head on and yet
there is no wheel,

A men’s double tournament
was held on the courts of the
Hazelton Tennis Club on Monday
morning, the victors being J. D.
Galloway and W.A. Wattie, who
wor in the finals from Jas. Turn-
bull and Rev, Sansum in a closely
contested set, which went to

extra pames. .

On Sunday next, July 8th, there will
be special sermons in St.Peter’s church,
slazelton, when the Rev. Canon Simp-

General Board of Religious Education
will preach at both sermons at 11 am.
and 7.30 p.m, He will also address the
Sunday School at 2 p.m., when parents
are invited to attend. He is one ‘of the
best speakers in Weatern Canada and
shall have an interesting message, All
are welcome to attend the sermons.
Sunday, July 15, will see the arrival of
another great preacher in the person of
Rev, Dr. Langfelt, of Edmonton, who
will preach at the morning and evening’
services. ;

Wm. Ware, of the Hudeon’s Bay Co.,
arrived in town on Thursday, having
travelled over the old trail fromBabine.

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| WEDDING BELLS i

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Utterstrom-Withrow |

On Wednesday morning a wed-
ding of much local interest was
solemnized at the home of the
the bride’s parents at No. 1 Cabin,
Kispiox Valley, when Miss Hazel

|| Withrow became the bride of

Otto Utterstrom. The young
couple are well known -in the
district, and their many friends
wish them a,long and happy life.
Rev. T. D. Proctor of St. Peter’s
Church conducted the ceremony,
which was witnessed -by a large
number of friends, including sev-
eral car loads from Hazelton. ‘The
bride was: “assisted : -by her two

“Il younger sisters, ‘and_ the train-

bearers were httle. Charlotte

, Graef and Hileen ‘Withrow, while

4 Arthur ‘Leyerstt:. supported. ‘the
ane “Rroom.’

Following. the cer f

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s0n, who is the Western Secretary of | -

fover- twenty guests sat down to

joyful undertaking,.a delightful

vice aims to. make the . passenger
as comfortahle as possible and to

ony.

“ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
FLOUR AND FEED —

arrived this week and i is going fast
Prices are right «=

CANNING SEASON IS HERE
SUGAR in 100-Ib. sacks, also in smaller sacks

FRUIT JARS AND COVERS

Order Early! .

S. H. SENKPIE

, New Hazelton, B.C.

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MacKenzie’ 5
Old Stand ©

Tennis Shoes

“White Rubber Shoes for

 Mén, Women and Children
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables

, Twice a Week

R. Cunningham & Son 1».

* GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS
_ HAZELTON, B.C.

‘AUTOS and HORSES FOR HIRE
Twenty -four-hour Service

Autos for all Points in the Diatrict
and Hazelton Jitneys between Hazelton and New Hazelton .

GASOLINE, OIL, FORD PARTS FOR SALE
The best Garage in the North at your service

Freight, Baggage and Express Transferred

A. E. Falconer

Single Horses, Light or
Heavy Teams, or Saddle
Horsea always ready for
you
Govmnt. phone;
2 long, 1 short Hazelton
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For Sale Two - Mile:

a0
house, barn and other buildings. bve
an: acre ploughed and ready for secede
All fenced, Apply Mra. J. Short, Nei
Hazelton. BI

For Sale

a most sumptuous repast. The
young eouple will make their
home in Hazelton, where the
groom is connected with the Hud-
son’s Bay Co.’s staff.

Hundred and aix§ =
acre homestead,

Ideal docation for fruit orchard, Appie
Mrs, J. Short, New Hazelton. 6

-The Power of Suggestion
Travelling is becoming more
and more afineart. Formerly it
was regarded simply as a process
of getting from one place to ano-
ther—most tiresome but unayoid+

able. Now. it is looked upon asa

saved that trouble, by a casu!
glance at the little dodger that
distributed throughout all t
coaches on all the-traing to whi
Dining or Cafe Cars are attachaiaam
Upon the ‘dodger, which is pri
ed in English and French, 4%
seyeral suggestions for a suital
combination. of dishes for
coming meal. Prices for a coll
plete menu for Breakfast, Dini
and. Supper rangé from 35 ceqiEm
to $1.25. -
needs’ to. decide what he wis

to pay, and upon’entering §
-, |Dining “Car. he will find hime]
"|served as. quietly. and as'satiaf

intérlude in the’ regular routine |
of life, especially when the.jour-

ney is over the lines of the Cana-
dian National Railways. . The
keynote of the Canadian National
Railways is Service, That ser-

save him every bit’ of. urinecessary
‘effort...
fort.

Jitneys between the Railway A om

Over four acres dim

Mile Creek. adj joining Anderson's fora

“The traveller merge