THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928 ne :

PROSPECTORS AND
“HUNTERS

WE SPECIALIZE

E SPECIALIZE IN OUTFITTING
‘PARTIES OF :

ALL KINDS.

‘Complete equipment carried in stock

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

HAZELTON, B.C.

‘The House of Quality’’

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.

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

Autos for all Points in the District Jitneys between the Railway
' 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

Single Horses, Light or

Heavy Teams, or Saddle

Horses always ready for
you

| Men’s

UNDERWEAR,

We have a number of garments in odd .
lots and a few shelf-soiled lines to clear
out at

’ Greatly Reduced Prices

‘This is a splendid chance to lay in
the winter's supply at low cost

R. Cunningham & Son 17.

GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS .
HAZELTON, B. Cc.

HAZELTON NOTES |

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The New Hazelton. Ladies’ Aid
Society have decided to hold their
Annual Sale of Work and Social

Beers re EE

on Nov. 28 (Friday). They will
have ‘a full line of men’s socks,
mitts and other useful things for
ladies and children. Keep the
date open. litf

. Bert Cox has been in the hos-
pital for the past week.

Mrs. J. Cc. K. Sealy gave a
bridge on Tuesday evening, in
honor of her sister, Mrs. C. W.:
Homer, of Prince Rupert. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Reid and Mrs.
Galloway, while Mrs.-Chappelle
captured the consolation.

Mrs. Wm. Grant. returned on
Thursday morning from Smithers,

[where she has been visiting her

daughter for several weeks.

Mrs. Lancaster and son return-
ed to their home in Victoria on
Thursday after spending several.
weeks with her parents here.

Mrs. Hyde returned on Sunday
morning from Prince Rupert,
where she spent feveral weeks
with Mrs, Miller.

Badminton will start Saturday
for the winter and much interest
in the game is being shown.
Considerable improvement .is
being made to the tennis court to
have it ready for next spring.
Dr. and Mrs. Jenness, of Ot-

A. E. Falconer 2ttn," rere: Hazelton
Ye

Fall Steamship Service
Effective October 4th

3.8, PRINCE RUPERT and PRINCE GEORGE will

sail from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and THURS-

DAY at 11 p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
SEATTLE and intermediate points.

Lh Bor ANYOX....-.....csccee ones Wednesday, 10 p.m.
For STEWART.......ccresereereeae Saturday, 10 p.m.

$.S PRINCE JOHN will sail for VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte

‘Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton: | oe!
Bastbound—3.18 a.m. Daily except Monday.
Westbound—8. 34 a.m. Daily. except Tuesday.

tional Agemt or’...
R. F. MeNeughton, District Passenger “Agent. Prince: Rupert, B. C.

Island Ports, October 17th, November 8rd, ‘Mth, December 1at, 16th, 20th

For Atlantic ateamehip lings or ‘further information apply to any Canadian

tawa, have rented Mrs. MacKay’s
home for the next few months.

Mrs. James MacKay and three
daughters, and Miss Graham,
leave on Saturday for Calgary,
where they will spend the win-
ter.

J. D. Gallowav has received a
letter from W. G, Norrie-Lowen-
l\thal, who is now superintendent
of the: two mills at Matheson,
Cal., for the Mountain Copper
Co. Mrs. Norrie and her mother
will spend the winter at Los An-
geles.

‘Rev. Manson Doyle addressed
a good-sized gathering in the
Methodist ‘Church on Tuesday
evening on religious educational
work. Rev. Doyle is accompan-
ied on this trip by Mrs. Doyle.

Const. Andv Fairbairn, of Telk-
wa, spent a day or two in town,
. Mrs. Fotherby, of Smithers,
will be here next week witha
stock of ladies’ goods. See her
advertisement on this pree.

Geo. Crow got home last week
after spending the summer at the
canneries and the early fallin the
hop fields of the south. George
is not an enthusiastic hop picker
and does not reckon on going
next year. He could onlv get
back as far as Rupert, and there
had to negotiate a loan to com-

|plete his journey to Hazelton,

and that after existing on war
rations all through the hop sea-
son.

Last Thursday H. W. Sharpe,
accompanied by his son, H.: W.
Sharpe. motored: to Four-mile

top’ of-the hill. Mr. Sharpe. sr.

is-in his 80th. year, ‘but is. still’ a

| pretty husky, boy.

in the Church at New Hazelton |.

mountain and then walked to the

Have received. another carload of.

FLOUR =|

Wheat, Oats and Scratch Feed be

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as well as a carload of first-class |
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Quality Goods Lowest Prices |i

S. H. SENKPIEL ‘sz

New Hazelton, B.C. fe

ORMES LIMITED

The Rexall Store

___ Rubber Goods

‘Stationery
Perfumes and Toilet Articles

Drugs

Face Creams

Postage prepaid on all orders accompanied
by cash or sent prepaid C.0.D,

Post Office Box 1680

|
Mrs. ML. A.Fotherby |g

of Smithers, B.C.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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will be at the home of Mrs. Fakeley at

OLD HAZELTON
OCTOBER 22nd, 23rd and 24th

With a large range of ioe

Ladies’ & Children’s Ready-to-Wear

Suits, Coats, Dresses and Hats in all sizes iz

8 PRICES MODERATE

THE PUBLIC 18 CORDIALLY INVITED TU | INSPECT THIS
MERCHANDISE

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Fresh Vegetables

Printing & Developing 3
PRICE LIST :

~ Kedak

POTATORS, per sack ........... $2.50 . r
CABBAGE, late, per Ib......... 06 Supplies.
CABBAGE, early, per Ib. . a 08 “oh,
CARROTS, per aack .......00006 2.00 . oF :
TURNIPS; per aack.:......6s00- ‘g0(8 STATIONERY
BENTS, two bunches at per bunch . .05 ’ \ =
BEETS, by the sack....seesee ees ~ 2,60 =
| ONIONS, 14 sacks, per lb;......5 0B Up-to-Date Drug Store ;

Hazelton

J. R. DUNGATE, | Mazétton|

Oct. 25, at 8pm. ae ad |
Olof Hanson. will return. te :
Valley. the first of the. ‘week af

A general meeting. of the Ha-
zelton branch of the’ ‘Canadian|
Red Cross Society will be: held‘in

the: Union: ‘church on: Thursday, a trib t to hie: Vietoria office.

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