THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBZR 5, 1428

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Supplies for Mining Companies, Prospectors -
Loggers, Farmers, Town People © |
Goods always fresh and reliable 7

Fresh Meat Fresh Fish Smoked Fish Fresh Fruits

Flour and Feéd, Groceries, Dry Goods,’ Hard-
ware, Mens Clothes, Boots and Shses

W. J. LARKWORTHY

General: Merchant
New Hazelton, ‘B.C.

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate points Mondays, Thursdays, 4.00 p.m, 7
Saturdays, 6 p.m.-. ;

vor. ANYOX-. and STEWART Mondays, Fridayr, 4.00 .

For MASSETT INLET PORTS Mondays, 4.00 p. m..
For SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

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For SKAGWAY Wednesdays, 4.00 p. m.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Westbound, 7.51 a.m. daily, except TUESDAY.
Eastbound, 7.20 p.m., daily except SUNDAY.

‘Make a trip. to Jasper Park this summer returning via Vancouver and
Prince Rupert. | Very tow rates,
‘For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen
R. F, MeNaughton. District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

CANADIAN PACIFIC }

ehh NAP! COAST STEAMSHIP sERvICp |

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, August 10, 14,17. on 27,31

To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, August 8, 11. 16, 18, 2 22,

.§. S. Princess Royal for Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean tes, Swan- —
son Bay, Campbel! River and Vancouver every Friday at 10a, m,

Visit the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banff and Lake Louise -

ara FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP, LINES Full information from
. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

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- Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazine |
Books, Records and Victrolas; Office
Supplies .

~The Up- to-Date Drug Store
HAZELTON, B. C, |

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R s. Sargent “Hlazeton, B. C

.|the chief order of the night.

‘{tend High School’ ‘and also pursue her
studies in music.

. chased. by the: Duke ‘Mining: Co, one,
qt. Dodge-Graham one '.and it: half... tom
: arrived last Friday. and. the: other. n
- Jone and a. -half.-ton Federa will “are
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QUOTE us YOUR BEST PRICE
ON CAR SEVEN INCH-THIR-
TIES, FIRE KILLED TIMBER.
WESTERN RED CEDAR POLE co.,
Dunster, B.C.

On Friday last R. 8. Sargent and

ver, taking in the Smithers Fair en-
route. ‘Three of his children will re-|.
mitin in the-south to attend school, two
for high school and Jack for the Uni-
versity..

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Arthur » Wrinch left thursday night
for Kingston Military. College: where
he will resiime his studies.

Mrs. 'T. HL. Wright left Wednesday
for Winnipeg where. she will. attend a
meeting of. the general council of the
W. ©. T. U. and upon her return will
attend the provincial conventich at
Kamloops. She will be gone about ‘six
weeks,

- A, A. McIntosh, editor’ of the Toro-

Canada,

Andrew. Miller of the Miller Service,
Toronto,
last. week.

J. D. Galloway, provincial minerol-
ogist, Victoria, and formerly resident
mining engineer in this district, called!
on © number of hs old friends last
week, and also visited a couple of-the
mining properties. On Sunday he ac-

Smithers where he will visit other pro-
pertics undergoing development.

Sj mume his teaching duties.

nt -Queen
Charlotte City. ;

to take up ‘the work: as tencher in the
New Hazelton school. .

Mus. H. E. Thornton and two boys
went up to. Smithers Saturday “night
to visit for a few days.

BR. A. Goddard left for Ocean Falls
last Friday. .

J. G. Brady, M. P., :for Skeena, was
a visitor in the Hazeltons last Satur-
duy. He ‘motored down Friday night
after having opened the Smithers falr.
This week and part of next week he
will spend visiting other parts of his
riding ‘east of Smithers.
that after’ he visits the east he will

ing to Pri ince! Rupert.

Mrs. Sawle and Jean Burns enter-
tuined’ a number of the young people
last Thursday evening. Musie was

Born at the Hazelton Huspital on

Mat. Myros of Hazelton, a son, ~

Wrinch of Hazelton; A daughter.

Miss Ethel : Tomlinson Teft. Monday |
for Prince Rupert ‘wwhere she’ will ‘at-

‘John’ Salt. was a. ‘ yisitor: to ‘Prince
Rupert the, latter’ part- -af lost. weéelk. 7

A bridgevand dance in aid of the. W.

niyo ‘news ‘trucks. have « been» pur-

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: hauling ‘supplies: up:

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family left on o motor trip to Vancon- |.

nto Globe, passed through ‘here the| |
middle of last week on a trip ACTOSS | -

called at the Herald office \~

companied some of the local people to | _
Mitchell. Newman left Sunday to re-|:

Miss Jacquet arrived Saturday night

It is possible |

spend another day here before return- .

Sunday, September 2, to Mr. and Mrs. _

Born st the, Hazelton Hospttal on |.
| Monday, Sept. 3, to My. and Mrs. C. H.

‘A, to the H. H, will ve held:in Assem-
bly: Hall, 1 Hazelton, on September 14°

‘auling concenttate down,

Autos and. horses for hire” .
‘Teaming, freighting and transfering

Night or Day | Calls promptly Answered .

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and at. boge crowd gitthered’ in the ‘town

hall. Saturday: WAS U. “yepitition ‘of the
hefure in the way of: entertainment.
| Many’: people. AIL, the ‘axhibits, but all

a northern district. ‘August: ds. not: a fall

fair. month; aayway..one likes to: Jook | 6
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the’ date. of its’ alr atter, the’ mali.

‘Smithers would ; do’ "well: to: ‘put

‘tebe, ties’
parts of: the fair Were’ under the. handi- Kathleen: Burnett and. wm: Me

cap of excessive heat, heavy aust . ‘and.
a general. ‘unsensonable_ ‘feeling. . -For ee

for-t igh. se = on,

by Mr, ant
Mrs: “athree,. Miss Halliwell and’ Geo. 7
‘Alderson. The: ‘consolation. prizes for ce .

the éreniig’ went. to Mr,.and Mrs, Bur-

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