Dr. RC. Bamford.
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My office will be closed £rom
March Ist to the Sth.

Smithers, B. C.

Be | Auto jitney Service
Between Hazelton and New,
Hazelton and the Railway,

or to any point in the dis-" *
triet—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton
1 short, t long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2. long 2 short -

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PPPPPOLIS.

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Millinery
Drygoods

Quality
@ Richly

. Rewarded

“As a veward for the perfect qual-
ity which Pacific Milk has succes-
filly maintained since the milk
was first offered to the public, the
confidence it first gained has een’
steadily held and annually in-
crensed, For this we are indeed
truly grateful.

MRS, J. L. HILDITCH
PRINCE RUPERT - B.C.

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Head Office: Vancouver
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

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District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies

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THE OMINECA HERALD, emmy Ae 2, 1927

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Flere. si There

earners | it
“AL a” Ba moecting of tye fey breeders
Aumanulis “Bee at
Middleton, it yaa staid tha, silver
binck ‘foxes inv captive) in tne pi'o-
vince nukes op oyrax.uiatety. tocuu
which, at a las: nome $200
each, males acetal Sad put £3.000,-
000. The. annuai- WEVUnH

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w tne
ranchers is plas sed ai Bote, 800,

What is practically, the firs}, sheet

copper mined, reienud and ro: ted m
Canada ‘js .now al} iRegina. to. go on
the root of the new Canadian Pacific
Hotel there. As “at Reg.ua and at
Banff, where magnificent new hotels
are being erected by ‘tha, Company,
Canadian ‘materials will be used: in
the building of the new Toronty
hotel,
The population of the Prairie Pro-
vinees "in 1926 was 2,067,682, ac-
carding to ‘the census taken in that
year, This compares with 1,698,137
in 1916, and 808.646 in 1905. In the
twenty year period Manitoba has in-
creased its inhabitants from, 865,688
to 689.056; Saskatchewan from 257.-
768 to 621,042. and Alberta from
185.195. to 607 584.

In view of pressure on the trans-
portation facilities of the Canadian
Pacific Railway when the full. tide
of immigration and harvest travel
is felt in the coming summer and
fall months, the railway has already
taken, steps to cope with this by
sending 216 colonist cars for repair
and overhauling to the Angus Shops,
the work to be finished upon them
sot later than April lst.

Professor W. L. Carlyle, manager
uf toe Prince of Wales ranch, near
High River, is en route to England
where he will consult his reyal em-
ployer regarding business matters
pertaining to the ranch, purchase
new stock and arrange for the usual
year by vear.-extension vf. the
Prince's corumercial activities in Al-
berta. _

The presentation of 12 first ala
awards to members of the :Montreal
terninals staff by A. ‘D, MacTier,
vice-president in charge ‘af C.P.R.
eastern limes recently, brings the
tovn! number of ‘awards earned by
Montreal ermiployees of the Canadian
Pacific during the past year up to
8. . ‘The number of employees pass-
ing the nevessary yearly vests is u-
creasing, over 700 employees at the
Angus Shops atone new efficient -ia

the work. 7

Al fresea lunch on the rinks is the
latest innovation to provide the‘ un-
usual for:the guests at the Chatean
Frontenac. Quebec. At the fashion-
able bour smartly uniformed waiters
skate out apon -the ice. pushing a
serving table mounted on skates Its

érowning glory is a steaming “tea”

urn and its appearance is the signal
for the skaters to gather round to
sip real English tea. The innova-
tion has proven a. great success for
it adds the finishing touch to an
afternoon's skate. |

A new variety of wheat has been
developed by Frank Lareombe, of
Minburn, Alberta. Its. vital quality
is ‘its drought resisting strength,
This new variety of grain has been
registered at Ottawa as “Vermilion.”

‘In’ 1919 Mr. Larcombe discovered
in his wheat crop a few head ‘that

were obviously crossbred and that |.

showed drpucht resisting quality. He
kept the kernels, -sewed them in
1920. and “gradually built. wp 1,000
bushels, The wheat is alsé reported

; fo be, heavy yielding.

The following wire was received |,
“vecently by cy &E, esher, general
PassenEee “Watfic™ manhger, CP.R.,
fram,d,.C, phillips.’ ‘President ‘of | the
Musdachusetta Fish and Game :Prow
helive™ ‘Agsomnations— a

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‘In the ‘Supreme ‘Court of Britian Col

'| tage of using the coudensed milk is

yale “IN PROBATE’ °° 5

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‘umbia, in the matter of the Adminis-
tration Act, and.

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Moneell, intestate, deceased:

TAKE NOTICE that by order of
His Honor, F. McB. Young, the 2ist.
day of March, 1927, I waa appointed’
ndministrnior of the estate of Edward
Monsell, deceased, and all parties hav-'
ing claims against the said estate are
hereby required to furnish same, pro-

23rd day of April, A. D. 1927, and «ll
parties indebted to the estate are re-.
quired to pay the amount of their in.
debtedness to me forthwith. .
+ «4 Norman A, Watt,

vve .. +. Offfelal Administrator, -
Prince Rupert, B. 0.

COFFEE

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‘HOW TO SERVE

.

Isn't it courious how
for so many people to
delicious cup of coffee?
not so hard of attainment! Good cof-
fee, a percolator and care in the meth-
od of serving are, the requisites. It is
suid that more coffee is spoiled in the
seytign than in making. The proper
proportions of cream and sugar, and
their being perfectly disolved in the
beverage have a great deal to do with
the cuceessful cup of. coffee. Milk,
generally top milk, is sometimes used
but does not give satisfaction. Un-
donbtediy the most uniformly delcioius
eoffee is that served with agile Brand
Milk, because in Bagle Brand, a rich
creniny milk, alwrya the same, there ir
precisely the right amount of sugar
to satisfy the taste, Another advan-

make a truly

the saving on the sugar and milk bill.

In the Matter of the Telate of Edward} ”

perly verified, to me on or before the |

difficult it is |

And yet it is |.

Short. Stories |
Close to Home |

Pictures last Tuesday night.

The Felix Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs, Walton Sharpe last week
and the prize winners were Mrs. Gow
aud Mrs. Mathieson. This week the
club met at Mrs. Jas, Turnbull's. -

Mrs, C.V. Sinith for the past five years
is leaving for the south early in April.
Mrs. Compton of Vanecovuer arrived
last week to take her place. Miss
Micklejohn has some good friends in
Hazelton who will regret her departure

The annual meeting of the Bulkley
Valley Automobile Association was
beld in Smithers on Monday -night and
there was n good attendante. Reports
of last year's oprations were recely-
ed and the members felt thai ie year
had been quite satisfactory, Officers
for the new year were elected.

‘Frunk H. Taylor of Topley fame,
returned to Smithers on Wednesday
night after 2 trip to Vancouver in con-
nection with organizing A company to
develop his Topiey holdings. While
he did not close a deal he was necom-
ponted back by an “amrinear who will
{uvestigate the property.

Howard Cameron of _ Yancouver, q
Inining ninn who at one time did. some
work on a Rocher de Boule property,
went énst Wednesday night and will
have a look over. the Topley ground,

Pr. 0. (Thompson of the Porenpine
Gold Fields Co. went up to Topley. on
Monday to look over the company’ 5
holdings there. It ig ‘veported that he
hag @ dinmoi . ddrill coming: in, to test
aut the ground. ‘thoroughly. oo

wt

w. HL Harris ‘Ys now: at ‘Alice’ ‘Arm
in connection witha property that. he
Js Interested, in htere. : : He, showld be
in New. Hazelton next week.

There was a good attendance at the.

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Nowhere in Canada is the svenery more diversified than in,that sec-
tion of northern British Columbia, traversed by the Prince Rupert line of
the Canadian National Railways, cr along the inland sea which lies be-
tween the mainland and the off-shore islands of British Columbia. There
5B something new and beautiful to see the whole of the distance, whether

itis between Vancouver and Prince Ruport or Prince Rupert and Jasper. .

Photograph (1) shows a typical bit of the Scenic Seas Route as seett
from the deck of an cil-burning Canadian National Steamship. A lool *
at the face of the fisherman and his catch as shown in No. 2 is sufficient
evidence that'in Stuart Lake, just north of Vanderhoof, the fishing is :
good. To the right of that is (No. 3).a picture of a grave. inthe pie-..
uresque Indian Graveyard at Hagelton. The bottom picture (No. 4) |
shows one of the cabins at Douglas ‘Lodge, on Stuart Lake, one : ‘of: “the:
most up-to-date summer resorts in British Columbia. ba ye Met

Miss MickleJohn who has been with

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Prince Rupert, B. C.

‘STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE.

S.S, Prince George and Pritice Rupert will sail from
PRINGE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
SEATTLE and intermediate points each Thursday
and: Sunday at 11.00 p.m.
For ANYOX, Wednesday, 10.00 p. m.
For STEWART, Saturday. 0,00 p.m. “ e
8.8. Prince John for Vancouver vis Queen Charlotte a
_Jalande, fortnigh tly... vy tebe 1:

: Passenger ‘Trains Leave New, Haz oar ok
‘BASTBOUN D-~Monday, ‘Wednesday, arta 4.20 p. pm. ren F
WESTBOUND~Tuesday, ‘Thursday, Sunday, 7. 51 am, : ee

.,8e6 Canada in Conads's, Diamond Jubilee ‘Year, ; 1867-1927

Use CANADIAN "NATIONAL. EXPRESS. for} Money Orders, Tones
, Cheques, etc., also for your next’ shipment. : :

For Atlantic ateamship sailings oe foxther information apply to any Canadian National aewe a

"tM yn SR caked Fares yl hs

R, Be McNaughton, — District, _Passenmer Anente.: _ Pring ‘Rupert; B.C.

Geo.” ‘Bolburn: ‘of: ‘Prince. apext wend .

a week end. Visitor, in town: ea