THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 298 °

: . | 7 Boys and Youth’s Rubbers, Heavy
of and Light Weights, and All Sizes.

25 per cent. Discount

oa Big Stock of Groceries, Hardware
i. | Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Meat
vl “Fresh and Smoked Fish

W. J. LARKWORTHY
, General Merchant
New Hazelton, - B. C.

+ Miss Costell of the local

W.

Goodwill

Goodwill is not acquired overnight. Goodwill .
like a huge building. springs from firm foun-
dations. For 20 years Ormes have been
buildiny, a name for puality prescriptions, ef-
ficient service and fair prices,

ORMES LIMITED

The Pioneer Druggists The Rexall Store —

Prince Rupert, B. C.

Steamship and Train Service

8. S. Prince Rupert will sail from Prince Rupert for
Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle and intermediate points,
each FRIDAY,.9,00 a.m.

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, 10.00 a.m,

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands, fort-
nightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 7. 20 p.m,
Westbound, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 7.51 a.m.

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

For Atlantic steamship soilings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent o

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Canadian Pacific: Railway Company )

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau and Skagway, February 11, 25.
To Vancouver, Vietoria and: Seattle, February 1, 29

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP. LINES ce “Pull: information from.
W. C. Orchard, ' ‘corner Third Avenue and Fourth a Streot,. Prince Rupert

-Joutdoors is because of the

| to, circulate, '
during’ the daytime, there: is usually

Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazine .
: Books, Records and ‘Victrola; Office ie
> i. - Supplies a oll
im The Up-to-Date Drug Store dh
Pp feo 50 / HAZBLION, B BGs. me

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7 | Short Stories.

i Close to Home.
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Mrs, Fred Sait entertained a num-
ber of young people to a dance at her

Mrs, Geo. D, Parent gave a tea to her
lady friends on Wednesday afternoon
last.

Mr. and Mrs. Strachan of Meniota,
Man., were cuests last week of Mrs

friends: in Scotland and. have not met
for many years. “Mr. and Mrs. Stra-
ehan have been spending the winter in
Victoria and vicinity and on their way
home stopped off to see their old friend
and on Saturday night broceeded on
their journey.

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‘state was a guest last week of Dr. -and
Mrs. Large at. Port Simpson.

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the Dominion ‘Pelegraph office at Ter-
tace and left on Sunday with his twe
sons for that Dace.

Mrs. (Capt.) Yarlett of Glen Vowel!

attention.

Dave Pratt of Skeena Crossing has
not been as spry as usual of late. He
fell down stairs recently and hurt his
lee, ,

Tast week Mrs, Newick entertained
the Felix Bridge Club at the home of
Mrs. Winsby when the prizes were won
by Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. .Winsby. A

-|meeting will be held this week at the

home of Mrs. Chappell.

Services will be held niewt Sunday in

jon following Morning Prayer.

Of the Canadian Medical Association

FRESH AIR IN WINTER

Fresh air is a necessity ‘ the year
round.
side through preference, and because
we pre more comfortable that way, we
keep the bedroom windows open, AS
a result we secure an abundance of
fresh air. During the cold weather
most of our time is spent indoors and.
may forget that in order to maintain
our heelth, it is necessary that we
have plenty of fresh alr.

One.reason for the increase in the
number of communicable disenses, par

ticularly pneumonia, - during winter
months, 1s because the body is starved
of fresh air. Fresh alr is air that ir
cool, in motion and not too dry or toc
moist. The best nir is the air outside.
Night air is just ns- good RS day air.

In the daytime the advantage in’ being
‘sunshine
that Is there. Indoors’ we obtain thc
best air by opening, the windows. “This
allows the cioler air in and eauses ii
In/ really cold: wenther,

aufficlent: opening of: doors, and move-
ment in ‘the house, to keep the aly ‘enot
and in motion, Phis-is not’ ‘so at night
Then the house is still and’the air be-
comes overheated nnd. stagnant, . Bet-

_| room: w indows- should always be open-

ed sufficiently to. “keep the | air. of the
Toom cool: nnd in circulation: How far
the window’ needs. to. be operied. to ae-

‘| complish: ‘this: ‘dependy upon how cola] >

it; Is,, ond~ upon: ‘the: ‘direction. “of. the} ”
“Fresh. air: ‘conta: ‘nothing’ there
is: no: reason qvhy. oll. should ‘not have |¢

“Questions * “Concerning: heaith* nae

elation, 184: College: Bt. Toronto, will

home Wednesday evening ‘a week ago.

Rankin in Hazelton. They were’ all}

nursing

Thos, Walch has been transferred tc |:

left Sunday for Rupert for’ medicn" 7

St. Peters church at the usual ‘hours; |.”
with the celebration of Holy ‘Commun- :

Health Service’

In warm weather we live out].

“pteh ar dion, ;

‘dressed to the: ‘@anadion:Med{enk;Asso-|:

'- eouldn’t do without it.
of interesting news and

‘TJ REMEMBER the days I used to wait for it
2 when IT was‘a.littie girl, and we’ve taken: it—
Joe. and® I, ever since we were married. It is so.
much a: part of our every day life--we really
Every day it’s brim full

those odd ‘things, one

- grows so fond of. On Sunday it is an event, for

. ‘the pleasure its many pages of news and fiction

- east,”

. through your postmaster.

‘bring to our home, is out of all proportion to its

Order the Daily and Sunday Province. direct, or:

‘The
VAN CO U VER

DAILY PROVINCE

“Devoted to Publi¢ Service

Victory Square, Vaneowrer, EB C

iGAS AND OIL

SUPPLY STATION -
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ANGUS weLBAN

City Transfer
T stables

SMITHERS, BC.
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For Private Sale

HOUSEHOLD GooDs:

Consisting of bed complete, daven-
port, gramaphone, tipewrlter (Remin-
gton No. 7) range, two henters, bureau
sereen -doora: and windows, kitchen
tables, chairs, lumps,. two. tanks., (120
gals. and. 27 gals. ) ete, at reasonable

prices. :
D. B, BODEN
Hazelton, } B. G

FOR SALE—‘thiree canaries, alt good
» good singers “patd | young Q birds —Ap-
Bly. to’ Mrs. Saw le,’ New, ‘Hazelton,

Last ‘tuesday ey yeni’ Win, ‘Meurer

six o'clock nnd. in: the. evening gave ‘Qu
dance: for the. young peopl “ot: New
Hazelton. ; : :

Wednesday, evening last. )
evening’ the prize. for: pas :

bridge, Obubi

be. answered. Questions 88 to ling. :
- nosls anid. _frentment; wil no

entertained sey exal fr lends to, dinner) ni.
; ‘umbin; for the sale of beer by the ginss

or bythe open bottle for’ consumption. an

_ GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT

‘Notice of Application for Beer License

NOTICD is hereby given that, on the
20th day of March. next, the under-
signed intends to apply.to the Liquor
Control Board for a:license in respect
to premises known as Copper Tavern

| Hotel, situate at Skeena Crossing, in”

fhe. Province of British Columbia, upon
the lands deseribed as Lot 23887, N. W.
20. aeres, Group: 1,. Oasslar District
according ‘to a map-or plan. deposited
4n- the Land Registry Office,- Prince
Rupert, In the Province of.” British
Columbia, for the sale’ of beer by: the
glass ‘or. by~.the open bottle for con-

sumption on the premises. :

Dated at Skeena Crossing this 18th
any ¢ of Febrnary 1028. -
vo D, W. PRATT,
"Owner and Manager of.
‘Copper Tavern Hotel.
A Applican:

re. ae
GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT

Notice of Appliention for, Beer Tcense

Notice . is hereby. given: that on the
20th day of-March next, the undersig-
ned ‘intends to. apply: to; the Liquor Con.
trol Bourd ‘for a“livense; in respect. of
premises’ being. part. of the... ‘building
known-tis the New. Hazelton hotel, sit-

trict, the’ Province. of British Col-

‘oh: the: premises. -

ne Dated this 20th day of ‘February, ‘i928

H.. SENKPIEL,:

' “0 125 “aeres,
‘paualng HY moderate: terms.

unte: at the:-corner-6f-Pugsley street Mi
and. Hleventh: _divenue,’ .New Hazelton &
- “| ‘Townsite, upon the. lands deseribed as @

“| Lots No. 1,-2,-8, 4° Block 121, Sec, 2, 2
‘District, Lat, 803,. New Hazelton | Town- \&
(site, ‘according to # map‘ filed An the
Prince Rupert: Land: Registration Dis-

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