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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1926 ee

| | Boots and Shoes

_ A nice line and a fairly complete one
| for

| Men, Women and
Children

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant |

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STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER
and intermediate points each SUNDAY and THURS-
DAY, 11.09 p.m.

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2 For STEWART each Saturday, 16.00 p.m,
! For MASSETT INLET each Monday, 10.09 p.m.
For SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, fortnightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound—7.30 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
- Westhound—T.41 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money . Orders, | Foreign
Cheques, ete,, also for your next shipment.

Tor Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
rm. FE. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

HAZELTON THEATRE

“Too Much Money”

Comedy—Felix Still Walks
Local Reel by Harlan I. Smith

Eleetion Returns will be announced between reels

~ The Falconer Transfer

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SERVICE _

Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars; speedy and careful
taxi service to all parts of the district, and regular service to trains,
with prompt attention to tranfer an] drayage—This is the service of

HaZE.LTon, B. C.

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in the Assembly hall.

Omineca
Hotel

Cc. W. Dawson, . Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL —
MEN

Dining room in connection

- Hazelton - B.C,

Provincial Assayer

J.D. BOULDING

Assayer to the Northern
Prospecting & Devel-
opment Company

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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Price List sent on application

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B.C, LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

FALL HATS

' New hats for tho season have arrived. The

| (prices ara all moderate.

of sur-
All descriptions of auted Millinery | MRS. J. L. HILDITCH
| ° HAZELTON 2 |[¢¢oo—— PRINGR RUPRRT '- BC.
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L HAZELTON NOTES

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‘The W. A.*to the H. H. will
hold a provision shower for the
hospital on Saturday afternoon,
September 11 from $ to 5 o’clock,
Come on,
bring your donation and havea
cup of tea with the girls, . 2t

“The Lost Work’’ coming to
the Hazelton theatre on ‘l'uesday
Sept. 21st.

Mrs. Mathieson of the hospital!
staff left on Monday for Vancou-
ver to attend the annual meet-
ing of the B, C. Hhspital Asso-
ciation. Dr. Wrinch will also be
there.

Mrs, W. W. Anderson left on
Monday for Vaneouver where
she wil! spend the winter.

The winter schedule for the
boats on the coas} run wen, into
effect.: See advertisements else-
where in this issue.

“The Lost Work’’ coming to
the Hazelton theatre on Tuesday
September 21st.

A party from Prince George
motored through arriving here
on Sunday morning and after a
good dinner returned to the in-
terior, They made the trip down
in a day and a half,

Acouple from Niagara Falls,
Ont., who own a lot in East New
Hazelton and have paid takes on
it for fourteen years, arrived on
Monday morning to havea look
atit. They learned it was three
miles from town so ia future it
will be numbered among B. C.
potential assets in the great hin-
terland.

Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Hyde“enter-
tained Thursday night at bridge

Mrs. Wm. Miller of Prince Ru-
pert,

' Miss Isabelle Richardson ar-
rived Friday night to take charge
of the New Hazelton school: A
number of young ladies were on
the same train destined for vari-
ous points along the line,

Walley Jefirey and wife and
Mrs. Hunter Corner of Francois
Lake and Mr. Ramsden of. Burns
Lake motered down Sunday and
after calling on friends returned
to Telkwa for the barbecue,

Miss Ralphena Wrinch left on
Monday for Victoria where she
will enter St. Michael’s Hospital
to take the nurses training cource

Miss Horbrey and Lois Ander-
son ieft Saturday for Vancouver
where the latter will attend high

school.

“The Last Work’’ coming to

the Hazelton theatre on Tuesday
September 21st,

GAS AND OIL

City Transfer
stables

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_ SMITHERS, B.C.

in honor of their euests Me, and |:

‘your atoek.

“the opinion ‘of-~Morley Roberts, fa-
mous English novelist, who after a~
forty year absence from the West,
took part in the last Trail Riders
expedition early in. August. —

Calgary——This ‘city hed an excit-
ing moment recently when the Most
Honorable the Marquis of Salisbury,
leader of the British Conservative
party in the House of Lords was
made an-Indian Chief of the Sar-.
cees and given the name of “Hagle
Plume.” The ceremony was con-
ducted with all solemnity, His Lord-
ship kneeling on a blanket.to re-
eelve the honor and being at the
same time-presented with a hand-
some beaded buckskin vest and
gloves,

Beating the train to the crossing
is always a risk in favor of the
train but when a motorist halts his
ear and waits until an engine is al-
most alongside him before he tries
to get over, then the risk becomes
an absolute certainty—against the
motorist. .This was the case recent-
ly in Toronto where a car was sig-
nalled to stop by the watchman at
a crossing, obeyed the signal, and
then decided he would still try and
get over. Fortunately there were no
injuries and the only sufferer was
the automobile,

Write for our
fvee booklet
on on Baby's care

eeding. —

Bordent
EAGLE BRAND
Condensed Milk

The Borden Co.; Limited
7m VAN COUVER 14-26

OR SCAR SRINE 12 UGE OM

Barred. Rock Coe-
For Sale kerels; several very
fine. birds, April hatch. Buy now, be-
fore the best are gone, and improve
Birds are all from heavy
laying strain. C. H. Sawle, New Ha-
zelton.

For Sale

zelton.

Five acres in Lot
No. 21, South He-
Apply to Joe Spitzel, Terrace.

House Wanted

Wish to bur a house suitable for a
bachelor; in Hazelton or somewhere
along’C.N.R, line. Muat be a bargain
on easy terms, Send full particulars
to Box 166, Ocean Falls, B,C. 4

Pacific -
In —
Tomato
Soup

Out in Point Grey, Vancou-
‘ver, are two healthy speci-
mens of boy life. They get
porridge aplenty each morn-

* ing, but they will not eat it
unless they have Pacific Milk
Their mother is quite proud
of the fact that they can tell

| if she puts any other kindof _
canned milk on the cerial.
She tried three different
Times. ~-

-Pacifie. Milk

- Head Office: Vancouver’

 Pactories at Abbotsford. and Ladner!

lORTHOPHONIC
|VICTROLAS.

On Easy Terms

You can .now purchase the
New Orthophonic Victrola,
Consollette model for, cash,

$115

or $15. 00 down and $9, 00 per
_ _month.

The GRANADA MODEL for

$200

cash, or $23.00 down and
$16.00 per month.

The CREDENZA MODEL for

$385

cash, or $50.00 down and
$30.00 per month.

Latest Records Kept ia Stock

Up-to-Date Drag Store

Hazelton, B.C.

DENTISTS
Coming

Dr. Agnew and Dr. Coghlan,
who are now well known in
Northern B.C., will visit “

and will be in

Hazelton
September 2, 3 and 4

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Distriet Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—
Life
Fire
Health
Accident

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" HAZELTON .

BENSON BROS. §
Auto Jitney Service 4

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway, =
or to any poirt in the dis- \\

trict—and at any hour. ;

Phone Hazelton
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Omineca -Hotel, 2 long 2: short oo

FOR SALE |

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HAY, =r fan fob. | $20,00. |

One Fanning Mill..... 5500 | :
one ede ® 675.00 i
One set Bobsleighs. .. -$20, OO i

omit $10.00 |

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