THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNELDAY. JUNE 13, 1927

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Supplies for Mining Companies, Prospectors

Loggers, Farmers, Town People’
Goods always fresh and reliable

“Fresh Meat Fresh Fish © Smoked Fish Fresh Fruits

Flour and Feed, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard-
ware, Mens Clothes, Boots and Shses

W. J. LARKWORTHY |

General: Merchant ©
New Hazelton, B. C.

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| New Flato Boat
ABOAT ABED ABATH INABAG

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Can be made ready for use in Five minutes
Sportsmen use it for Spring Fishing; Summer
_’ Swimming; Fall Shooting
Supplied with Take-down Ores and Brass Pump

Price-- $75.00 f.0.b. Hazelton
Green or Yellow $80.00

C. W. Dawson Hazelton, B.C.

Distributor for British Columbia and Alberta

[their homes.

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince. Rupert for Vancouver and in-

termediate points each THURSDAY .and SUNDAY

at 11,00 p.m

For Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday 4.00 B. m.

For Stewart eech Saturday, at 10.00 p.m.

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands, fort.
/  higotly

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Westbound, 7,61 a.m. daily, except TUESDAY.
Hesthound, 7.20 p-m., daily except SUNDAY.

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders; Foreign
Cheques, etc,, also for your next shipment.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or farther information apply to any Canadian National Agent. o
R. F. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert,. B.C.

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“Canadian Pacifie Railway Company )\,

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Jufeau and Skagway, June 11. 15, 18, 22, 25, 29

To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, June 9, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30.

8. 8. Princess Royal for Butedale, Hast Bella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan-
- son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a. m,

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES . Fall inf tf f
w.c. Orchard, ¢ corner. Third Avenue and Eourth Street, Prince Rupert

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Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazine
Books, Reeords and Vietrolas; Office».
Supplies. ;

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_ Short Stories |
Close to Homie»
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£ carload . of : Fords arrived in gnit- |.

-|thers on Sunday. for ‘The Henry Motor
1Co.

Two of. them will -be sent on to
Hnzelton. The same train brought in
another carlond of new cars from Gen-

‘leral Motors for the Smithers Garage,

condueted by O’Neil & Wall:

he first wuniversary dance of the
opening of the Tivelyi school was held
in the school house on Saturday even-
ing. There was a good sized crowd

present.
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cee eee

Last Ww eek end the. weather was of

Asueh an excellent brand that many ears:

were on the roads. The roads, too are
in ‘splendid shape. The big mistake
made by the public works department
was that «li the chuck holes have been
filled’ and when the premier and the
leader of the opposition travel over
them shortly they will conclude that
our roads are good enough and ‘that nc
more money. need be expended.

J. D.-Boulding: was down from the
Duthie mine on Sunday: last.

Mrs. R. B, Fisher and child left the| -

Hazelton Hospital this week for. their
home in Chileo, ,

vs. L. ‘Hagen and child Jeft the
Flazelton Hospital this week for their
home in the Kispiox. -

“Rev, . Ferrier of Brandon, ‘Man.,
stvorintendant of hospitals and. In-

_|dian schools, is spending the first part

of this week -with Dr. Wrinch. He is
on his annual trip of ispection of the
Hazelton Hospital.

-This-;veek a number of Indian child-
ren of Hazelton, Glen Vowell and the
Kisplox yeseryes will go to Edmonton
to. attend ‘sehool.

The witnesses and jinterpretors from
Hazelton who were connected with the
Sanky ‘murder trial, have returned to
Some of them
away several weeks,
quited by the New Westminster jury.
The trial of Sanky cost: the province
in the neighborhood of sixty thousand
dollars. The murderer of the young
school teacher is still at large. '

Fred Nash, land surveyor of Terrace
is doing. some. work on Nine Mile for
the Duke Mining: Co. preparatory to
establishing an extension to the trans-.
portation system between. the tunnels
and the wagon road, Reports from

the mine are that. tunnels three. and} °

four are making good progress and are
still in ore. , .

The new tunnel on the Mohawk pro-
pesty on Four Mile mountain entoun-

tered ore last Saturday. This is much} .
sooner: than was anticipated, ond’ still].

a long way: from the objective.

Ww. S. Harris has been on a trip to

Yancouver,

R. q : McDonell of Stewart is aby pre-

‘sent in Snithers in ‘conection with nu

denl for his mining property.

‘Jane York goes to Frupert on Puurs:
day to spend n few (Gays ‘holidays.

TIMBER SALE X10128 * i

* Senled tenders “wilt be. received. by oF

the District Foreéster, . Prince Rupert,

were /
‘Sanky was ac-|.

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Mrs, Sawle wlll go to Prince Rupert

‘on Thursday for a few days and when

she returns she will be accompanied by’.

Columbinn College, New -

‘Westmiuster.

wn ©. Freiich, head of the Hudson's
Bay Company in Canada, with head-
quarters in Winnipeg pased through
last Friday -tiight enroute Winutpes
after a visit, to the coast. :.

Mrs. J. C. K. Sealy is visting in Ru-
pert f for a few days. - +

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Rev, 7, D. Proctor and ik 8. Sar-
gent, lay delegate to the synod ‘meeting,

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aminations the week: following. .
A Parcel. ‘Tea, under the “auspices

of the W..A° to the H, H. will be held.

ou Saturday afternoon, June . 28rd,
from 3.to @ at, the: United Church,

A gordial: invitntion- is extended to all
‘to. atend, If. the. weather conditions

pernut thevaffair «will be held in the |
lawu.. - 2t

| Hon. Dr. J.

Premier of British Columbia
“And other Speakers .

wil Address a Public Meating i in

Assembly Hall, Hazelton
Friday afternoon, June i

At the Hour of 2: :30 Sharpe — ’

You are Invited to be Present

D. McLean

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“Autos and horses for hire
Teaming, freighting and transfering

Night or Day Calls promptly Answered.

The Falconer Transfer

Hazevron, B.C. .

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People of the Skeena

Prevent Them and.

-{not Iater: thon noon’ on the. 2ist day of]. (
“Lyme, "1928, for the purchase.of License

X10128, onthe Skeena river: between -

Pitman'and Pacific, Coast Range. 5,. to

or: near. Merrace, some riy

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This District Produced in 1927.

7 Cedar Poles and Piling —2, 445, 000 lineal fect.
: ‘Valued at $400, 000 0

In payroll and profits you shared

In supplies and equipment mer-
chants and farmers shared

Provincial revenue received

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$280, 000°.

ai 000.
36, 000°

Livery Forest Fire Burns YOUR Dollars

let Your Slogan he:

oh Smokeless Summer

- ent, 60,000 Mneal’ feet of, Cedar: poles | a a ae

“YOR -SALB ‘onmap- # acre- Jol
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| Sehwagery: ‘1026 Sutter i

 ORDAR. -POLES . WANT
8 uch: tops; ‘algo ‘30 ‘and D0 rf

- | spection ‘when ‘loaded. Cash payment:

~-Albertn Paclfic Lumber Co., Vaneo

“Ler, Be Qi. ep i :

at Prince Rupert, have returned home. of
Jeon Burns who has heen: attending |: : . -
- "The “public school ‘examinations: wil.
*\start: next’ week ‘with the entrance: ex-.-