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Shoes Clearance Sale.
Women and Boys

These are all good shoes and are extra big value at.
| the prices asked during the sale.

. The stock includes shoos for women, bows and
. children. ;

Get ‘yours before its too late. .

New Hazelton, -

W. J. LARKWORTHY

General Merchant

BC

day at 4,00 p.m,

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vancourver, Vie-
torla, Seattle and intermediate points each Mon-
day Thursday 4,00 p.m, Saturday at 7.00 p.m.

For Anyox and Stewart, Monday 8.00 p.m, and Fri-

For Massett Inlet Ports, Monday, 8.00 p. m..
For South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly. .
For Skagway, Wednesdays, 4,00 p.m. -

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Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton: |

Eastbound, Daily except Sunday 7.20 p.m.
Westbound, Daly, except Tuesday, 7.51 a. m.

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For Atlantic ateamshipeailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen’ :
. R. F. McNaughton, District’ Passenger Agent,

Prince Rupert, B.C.

THE REXALL DRUG STORE

Drags Druggists Sundries

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by

A complete stock of

Toilet Goods Stationery
Kodaks and Films

three registered pharmacists.

-Wep ay postage on mail orders when orders are aecompanied
A sufficient cash, otherwise sent C. O. D ;

“the Pioneer Druggists

ORMES LIMITED
- Prine Rupert, B. C..

~ Candy

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‘ parcel post. .

The Rexall Store an

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7 CANADIAN PACIFIC.)

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

:To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, July 5, 8,12, 15, 19, 22,26, 29
: To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, July 8, 6,.10, 18, 1%, 20, 24, 27, a1.
$3.8, Princess Maquinna for Butedale, East Bel
E son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a. m

- Visit the mountain resorts. de Luxe—Banff and hake Louise |
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP

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

ella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan-

I information from:

Por oe

“Supplies,

Dead Stationers Toilet Arties, Magazines,

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Beigel Drug. Store.

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HAZELTON, B, G

{of Mrs. Sawle on Saturday evening.

Close to Home

suitable for business or dwelling sites.
Apply to Wm. Grant’s Agency, Hazel-
ton, B, O..

There will be a bridge drive and a
gramaphone dance in Assembly Hall,
Hazelton on Friday night, August 2nd.
at 8.30 sharp, under the auspices of
the W. A. to the H. H, Bridge will be

| played until 11 o’clock, followed by the

danee with refreshments at midnight

You are cordially. invited fa attend.

D. T, Greene and his son Byron of
Quick motored to New Hazelton on
Monday and spent a day or two,

- The dance given by the eitizens of
Hazelton last Thursday night was very
well attended, including a number of
the young people fram Smithers. The
affair was very successful, The pro-
ceeds were for the benefit of a new
hall it is proposed to erect at as early
a date as possible, .

Wm. ‘Grant is district agent for the
Great West Life Assurance Co. He is
in a position to look after your inter-
ests and is living here all the time.
‘John Pearson and wife and daugh-
ter arrived from Sweden last Thurs-
day morning and ere locating in New
Hazelton.

Mrs. EL, C. Wrinch eniterained a few
friends at bridge last Thursday after-
noon in honor of her friend, Miss Ag-
new of Victoria.. The prizes were won
by Mrs, Anderson and Mrs. Chappell.

Mr and Mrs. W. W. Anderson will
leave this week for Vancouver by car
where they will Spend a month’s holi-
day.

Mrs. W. W. Anderson went down to
Prince Rupert on Suncay to meet Mrs,
Mathiesui: who was enroute to f&tew-
art where she will have charge of the
hospital. ‘ :

‘Mrs. Ed. Hyde has returned after a
trip to Vaneouver. _

Miss Jean Burns has received word
that she was successful in her junior
piano examinations recently held by
the Toronto Conservatory of Musile.

-Boljklovac, the man accused of the
murder of a comrade a Dorreen last
week was ‘sent up for trial by Magis-

_| trate: Hoskins. and he.was taken to

Okala to await the fall assizes.

" Anyone interested in organizing 2
musical and literary club in New Haz-
elton are Invited to mect nt the home

. s,
Walter Gale, the old chief of the
Kisplox Indians died in the Hazelton
Hospital last Saturdays Rev. T. H.
Wright conducted the funeral service.

- Surveys are being made for further
improvements on-the Smithers-Morice-
town section of the main highway.
These changes will improve. the road

» - |very. materially.

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Ww. B. " Dornberg qerived ast “Wed:

i nesday and has spent: the ‘past week
- ‘lat the Silver Cup mine.

He - expects
to: spend ‘the next. two: montha at the
property. ” :

There will be a meeting in Hazelton
this week to complete plans, for the
‘anual flower show ‘which’ will be. held
on August 15th.

Mra. Fakeley arvived in Hazelton on
Sunday ‘last from Dundarn, Sask, and:
id 2 guest: ‘of Mrs, Fohn: Newiek. “The
first of. September she' “will go ‘to: Port

© ture. hendquarters.

"| Haingon , “where she wil mate her fay

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LAND FOR SALE—Town lots for
|sale, 132 x 132, being corner lots and

_ | work for an active hoard to do..

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‘Taxis.
Garage

"Marshall Bros. & York,

Freighting
"Blacksmithing

Call us day or night. ‘Prompt and cfficient service ‘at any hour.

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Car Supplies : 1

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Gas

HAZELTON, B. C.

Oil

HAZELTON THEATRE
| Saturday, July 27 -

Patent Leather kig”

‘Eleventh Episode of Tarzan

restuarant here and open in Smithers
in a short time.

Last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
D. Parent were dinner hosts, the
guests including Bishop Bunoz, Rev.
Father Cocola ond Rey. Father God-
frey and ther Misses Murphy and Me-
Lean of Kimberley, B.C.

Everett: Greenaway, who taught in
the school at Alice Arm for two years
after his term at Kispiox, was the
guest of honor at a farewell dance and
he was also presented with a hand-
some club bag. Greenaway will take
a University course when the term. op.
ens in the fall.

Geologists are now trying to locate
oil on Gralam Island. According to
surface indications oil should be there
in quantities. It is about: time that
another attempt was made to find oil
in the Kisplox Valley where there are
indications. Oil is: king now and it
should not be difficult to interest all
the enpital, necessary, :

the past. week or 80.

“At the present time there is a good
deal of talk of organizing 0 board of
trade for the Hazelton district. Some
years ago there was an active board,
but it gradually died out. Now that
he northern part of the! ‘prov ince has
token o forward move, there, ds ample

Rev. 1. H. Wright returned to the
district last Friday afternoon after a
motor trip to Vaneourer and -back,
While nway he attended: the marriage
of his son. Mr. “Wright reports, hav-
ing had n very fine trip,’ His only dif-
‘fienlty was Ww hen -he got ‘on this. side
of. Prince George he ron inté 2 piece

the ‘United chureh on Sunday,

and will be met there by a fleet-of cars

vt that will take them: for a drive through’

Hazelton: and out to: the “high ‘level
bridge ‘and back. “The party will be at
Smithers Saturilay night where, a ball

‘wilt he:given,in their hon nB. well: as
Vg drive around the district... a,

 pugala: Campbell: of: the “ Gapaaian
Linotype Co,;* Vancouver; was, Here: ‘on
Sunday. last. ‘giving the: Herald: machine

the. once. over.’ He! continued “on to, the
at on, Mand n

Lee Tuey has (decided to close his

Fred Peterson, an old ‘resident of |.
New Hazelton has been in the hospital Lo

of” hew ‘road constrnétion and he SAYS :
the going there was pretty tough, even). 2”
for ‘his car. “He. took ‘the services in’

‘A party, of. 80 tourlats ‘will ‘arrive at L
Hazelton station on Sunday’ “morning q,

Nice Soft Drinks

~The Coldest i in Town

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We have insta!led” ‘The ‘ Liquid’?
Bottle Cooler and Dispenser in our soft
drink parlor, This cooler is the latest
thing on the market and its capacity is
such that ‘no matter. how busy your
drink will always be cold.

Come and Try a Drink

Strawberry, Lime, .. Lemon,
Coco Cola and several other
soft, refreshing drinks.

CW. DAWSON

Omineca Hotel‘

TIMBER SALE X10697

There will be offered for sale at,
PubHe Auction at noon-on the 6th. day.
of Aucust, 1929, inthe office of the
Forest Ranger, Hazelton, BO. the Lic-
ence X10607, to cut 675,000" Lin. : feet
of Cedar Poles & Piling on portions
of Lots.1455 and 1456, 11 miles by

_| road North of Kitwanga, Cossiar Land

District.
Five *(5)° years will he allowed for
Temor al of timber, ;

“Proy ided anyone unible’ to, attend
the auction in person’: may “submit
tender to be opened at the hoir of aue-.
tion and trented as one bid.”
Furthur ‘particulars of the Chief
Forester,
Forester, Prince Rupert, B. G..
pe, ‘25

TIMBER SALE Kasse

‘phere: “will be “offered ‘for sale by
Public Auction at.
‘Forest - ‘Ranger, ‘Hazelton,
néon son" Augie 6th, 1929, the: License
X-11506,. situated -. in: ‘the Kispiox

Uineal Feet of Cedar Polés and -Piling.
‘Provided - ‘anyone unable’. to ‘attend

b the ‘Auction in person’ may submit n ~ i
(| sealed ‘tender’to'be:. opened atithe hour 9

‘of: Auction, ‘and: treated “ ‘ag one bid.
renioval -of this’ timber,’

r Ranger. Sharp elton, B. ©.

Ginger Ail, Orarige Crush;

/ Hazelton '

Victoria, B. C., or District:

the office of the ' 3
B-G.at. &

Valley, Casslar “District, ‘to ‘cut -90,000 os

“Two (2): years: will -be: allowed: for EE

ye Partleulars: of Oblet Forester,” Vic... ja
| tora," District, : Foreataiy:. /Prince. Rupert. §