THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2219297

Groceries, Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes
Men’s Clothes

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats

as Merchant :

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

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anadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

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To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, April 1, 12, 22; May 3, 18, 24.

11 a. m.
ScuNcy FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, April 8, 18, 29. ‘May 9, 20,

The §. S. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella ‘Belle, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at

Fell information from

MG Orek C, Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

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SERVICE

The Faleoner Transfer

HAZELTON, B, Cc.

PARTS .

Prompt efficient repaira to all makes of cars; speedy and careful
taxi service to all parta of the district, and regular service to trains,
with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

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HENRY MOTORS ©

SMITHERS, B. C.

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Ford Cars
Parts"

Tractors
Gas
Thrsshing Machines

Trucks

Repairs Oil

_ Accessories

HAZELTON
Tuesday, April 26

THEATRE

“PALS”.

‘First, Last and Always

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‘STARRING

Lloyd ange and Mary J Astor

- {held on Sunday evening.

- lat theDuthie mine.

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For insurance and other important
matters see Wm. Grant's Agency.

The Felix Club enterinined | their
husbands ngnin last Friday wight. at
the home of Mrs. Anderson. -Prixes
were won by Mrs, Win. Gow and Mrs.
Chappell, and by C. H. Sawle and B.S.
Sargent. ‘The ev ening wis a very
pleasant one. oO

Hugh Harris came down from Tup-

Enster holidays.

' Mrs, Mathieson was not feeling fr
the best of health over the week end.

Mrs, ER. Cox returned home Inst

week efter her trip to Vancouver and
Victoria.

' Clyde Hunt returae 1 last wees from
Decker Lake. Loe

Mrs. Sid, Benett of Ootsa Lake ar-
rived Sunday morning . ta visit ‘her
aunt, Mrs. 8, TH. Senkpiel, ,

Mitchell &. Newman of Queen Char-
lotte Islands, arrived home Saturday

night to spend the Easter holidays.
Mich. came over on a launch and he
prefers a car to a gas boat ag & menns
of transportation in rough weather.

On Easter Sunday morning the citi-
yens awoke to find tht. ground cover-
ed with snow and a nasty winter wind
blowing. But the girls donned their
Haster wear just the same.

one of the tires on the big truck blew
up. His nose suffered the most.

Miss Fronie Spooner spent BKaster in
Smithers and took in the dance Mon-
day at Tellkwa.

Very successful Easter services ir
the United church in Hazelton were
There was
large congregation and Rev, Young
gave them a good address. There was
a vocal quartette by Misses Miller and
Duffle and Messrs. Warlock and Hen-
derson, and a solo by Mr. Warlock.

Rev. J. H. Young went down to the
Crossing to attend a social evening in
eonnection with the church and on
Tuesday went on down to Woodcock

ness before the close of the year,

On Wednesday afternoon of last
week the W. A. to the OH. H. madea
presentation to Mrs. Clyde Hunt of a
blue jardiniere in recognition of her
valuable services as convenor of the
sewing committee. Mrs. Hunt pre-
sented her resignation that afternoon
ns she may be going away shortly,

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In connection with the Haster ser-
vices in New Hazelton Inst Sunday
the children sang a couple of times,
Miss Anna Johnson taking the solo
port. Rev. J. H. Young’ gave a good
Enster sermon. After the regular
service there was o communion: service

Dick Cusick ia spending a few weeks
holidays around his old $stamping
gzroundwhile the mill is being installed
Dick has been on
the job now pretty steady for a long
time and he says he can stund a holi

aay ani not feel hurt.

- The Indiana of Hazelton are enlarg-

o ing their athletic grounds on: the big:
4bench. out of Hazelton. '

They, are do-
ing ‘a lot of practicing this spring and

- |recntly: gave the white players quite ‘a

trimming. The whites are. Boing - ‘fo
do some praeticing . now too.’ pans

A ‘McDonald. of matkwa wads 2 visit-

for here the tirat. of the week,’ ER,

- here was; a. good: Teprésentation. of!

New :Hazelton: “people ‘at. the, pletures

avon Tuesday evening. on

i Short Stories al
Close to Home

ley on Sunday morning to spend "the

Tpaid: also Cypher Incubator, brooder

Charlie Benson got in the way when |

and Cedarvale to clear up church busl-.

MEN'S SUITS

Now is the time to buy your, suit. Prices to meet . S, .

every man’s pocket,

Fit and Quality of Goods Guaranteed

_ or-your money refunded 7
CROWN and TIP-TOP CLOTHES:

See or write.

‘MYROS_ - - HAZELTON -

Smith’s General Store

AGENTS, MEN and WOMEN, sel?
WASHO and PALCO CLEANERS.
Every Home, Office, Garage, Autois
your prospects. Good commission
Exclusive territory, DP. A, Lefebvre &
Co., Dept. C. Alexandria, Ont.

AN OUTSTANDING +
OPPORTUNITY

n admirable proposition is open
to honest and ambitious men and
women with a will to achieve and
desire to make more money.. .Dar-
win’s Ltd., Home Service Depart-
meng will furnish the reputation
and capital for you to build a sue-
cessful business and permanent in-
eome selling Darwin’s Dresses and
Coats. at moderate prices; a new
novel and complete.. sales... outfit
will be furnished to those whose
applications to represent us are

accepted: write at once ani tell us
about yourself; you will hear from
us promptly ; Darwin's merekan-
dising and sales expert will train
those who have, not had former ex-
“perience selling ladies dresses and
coats; Darwin’s onerate a.. large
and successful chain of stores and
this is your chance fo become per-
manentyl connected with this vast
organization which was founded
more than 20 years ago. Address,

DARWIN'S LIMITED, Dept. 524

FOR SALE—White Leghorn Hateh-
ing Eggs, $1.50 per setting, postage

and beehives.

Appiy 8. Kinsley, [Kit-
wanga, B. C. ;

423

FOR SALE—One hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining New Hazelton.
nearly all under cultivation or slashec
Good Iand and good water supply; al-
so fifteen head of stock, team of horses
implements, ete: "wud to Tony Greer
New Hazelton, B. a.

FOR SALE—Horse power bony press
in good working | order, $300.00, f.o.b.,
Cedarvale.

WANTED—Three sacks of Wee Mac.
gregor potatoes (seed).—T. TR. TOM:
LINSON, Cedarvale, B.C. .

HATCHING: EGGS§—Barred Ply-

' Box 612, Montreal, Que.
mouth Rocks, heavy layers, well breil : :

birds; eggs $1.50 per .18.—Mrs, Sawle,
New Hazelton, B. C.

Pete: Spooner and.

Dan Mckenzie
spent a day in Smithers niter taking
in the dance at Telkwa on Monday. { Spring ing Tonicl {

You known that musty

languid, stretchy feeling?

_ That’s winter’s after-

-math. What- you need

now is one of our Spring
Tonics to

Pete’s Place
Ladies and Men’s
. TONSORIAL PARLOR

Cigars " Cigarettes

Tobaccos ' PEP you UP

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

--P, J. Spooner.
NEW HAZELTON B.C

A Boat ABed A Bath Ina Bag

Weighs 12 Pounds

Place your orders eayly for the

New 1927 Boat

“With Take- down Oars and Brass Pump. Can be pump:
ed up in five ‘to sight minutes. _ This amazing ‘now: kind of
boat is just what - .

Fishermen Prospectors Campers . Trappers
‘Duck Shooters. Sportsmen of all. Ages have
wanted for years. :

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