\ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1926

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Boots and Shoes.

A nice line and a fairly complete one’
for
Men, Women and
Children |

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S, H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

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General Merchant

j STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER

and intermediate points each MONDAY and THURS-
DAY at 4,00 p.m., and SATURDAY at 6.00 p.m.

For ANYOX and STEWART each MONDAY and

For ALASKA each WEDNESDAY at 4.00 p.m.
For MASSETT INLET each MONDAY at 4.00 p.m.
VANCOUVER via SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS fortnightly.

FRIDAY, 4.00 p.m,

Passenger Trains

Easthbound—7.80 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
Westbound—7.41 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

Leave New Hazelton:

Cheques, etc., also

R. F. McNaughton,

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
District Passenger Agent,

for your next shipment.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

“Her Night

HAZELTON THEATRE

Coming on Tuesday, July 20

Constance Talmadge

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in Romance”

—and a Good Comedy |

taxi service to all parts of the

‘SERVICE

Prompt efficient repairs to all males of cars; speedy and careful

with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of -

The Faleoner Transfer

HAzZELTON,

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PARTS )

district, and regular service to traing,

B.C.

GAS

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Provincial Assayer

J. D. BOULDING

Assayer to the Northern
Prespectin & Devel-
opment’ ompany

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Price List sent. on application

The Hazelton Hospital -

The Hazelton Hospital issues °
tickets for any period at 1.60 per
month in advance, . This rate in- ©
‘eludes office consultations and -
medicines, as well as al] costa -
while in the hospit#l.. Tickets are -
obtainable in Hazelton from. the

‘ deug store; from T. J." Thorp, °
| Teltcwa, or by mail from the medi-
- calsuperinfendent at the Rospital.

-|as a guest of Mrs. W. W.,. Andei-

lor twenty years ago.

HAZELTON NOTES S|

Mr. and Mrs. A. B: McInnes
and daughter, of North Bulkley,
were guests for a couple of days
last week of Mr. and Mrs. R. 5.
Sargent,

Miss B., Williseroft left on Mon-
day morning to return to Van-
couver after a visit with her old
friends in this district.

On Thursday evening the nur-
ses at the hospital and their
friends were entertained at a
pienic on the river.

Douglas Lay is now on an of-
ficial trip across the coast range
He will be gone a couple of weeks

The medical council of British
Columbia has granted a license
to practise in B.C. to Leonard B.
Wrinch, now of St. Michael’s
Hospital, Toronto,

Miss K. Gibson has joined the
staff of the New Westminster
hospital; Miss Joyce Ford is night
supervisor in the. Vernon hospi-
tal, and Miss Hickman is follow-
ing the nursing profession north
of Edmonton. These young ladies
are the more recent graduates
from the Hazelton Hospital School
of Nursing.

Mrs. O. von Hees, of Terrace,
was at the Hospital last week for
afew days. ®

Miss Davidson, of Vancouver,
travelling instructress: for the
Canadian Red Cross Society, spent
a few davs in Hazelton last week

son. Miss Davidson’s work is
along the line of publie health,
and she specializes in instructing
mothers as to the best methods
of caring for*their young. child-
ren, , bince the war the Red
Cross ‘has devoted itself to this
work in particular, and with most
remarkable and satisfactory Ye-
sults.

D. Munro of Vancouver is put-
ting in a couple of weeks around
Hazelton renewing acquaintance
with the old timers. During the
early construction he had charge
of the saw mill at’ Hardserabble. | _
He has run across quite a num-
ber of the boys he knew fifteen

.The annual school meeting last
Saturday night did not material-
ize—not enough present.

J, Henderson: of Vancouver is
planing on opening a blacksmith
shop in town and making his fu-
ture home here. He owns a farm
in the Kispiox and would like get
his.family moved away from the
south and enjoy real life before
they get too old.

A son was born at the Hazelton
Hospital on Monday, : July 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Aiken of
Babine.

first of the week fur Vancouver
and BritanniayBeach, where she
will holiday for the summer and
in the fall she will attend. busi-
ness college.
;+ On Thursday afternoon ‘Mra.
Winsby entertained a number of
‘the ladies at bridge. .

. Miss Ralphena Wrinch is visit:

Miss Roberta Anderson left the

Annual Meeting -
| ‘Re-elects School:

Board Members | ce

George Little was re-elected.
trustee for the three-year term
and H. Halliwell was re-elected
auditor at the annual meeting of
Kitsumgallum School on Satur-
day evening. A fair attendance
was present.

‘Expenses for the coming vear
were estimated at $5,500, the
same as last year. —
The Board passed favorably up-
on a written request from the
Canadian Legion for exemption
from arrears in in school taxes
on property known as G.W.V.A.
Hall.

Highly satisfactory reports
from Inspector H. C. Fraser on
the work of the individual teach
ers and on the general standing
of the school were read. The
results of final examinations held
in June, giving almost a com-
plete promotion list in the grades,
also speak highly of the work of
Principal Griffin and his staff.

In his report H. H. Halliwell,
auditor, complimented the Board
of Trustees’ on the efficient and
economical handling of school
business last year.

Fruit Fine; Missed Train

A special C.N.R. train convey-
ing over 200 eastern teachers on
atour of the western provinces
made a 40-minute stop at Terrace
while on ihe way 10. Prince Ru-
pert last Saturday. All the lvcal
motor conveyances avaiiatle were
on hand to take the visitors on a
tour of the Valley and up on the
Bench, from where the district
was viewed. The orchards were
generously sampled and Terrace
strawberries and cherries shared
high favor; in fact, one group of
ladies became so. enthused over

‘picking the fruit that they missed

thei: train. However, they were
able to proceed to the coast on
the regular train a few’ minutes
later.

- The prize list for the Prince
Rupert Exhibition has been is-
sued and is being distributed.

Geo. Lit.le was a business visi-

aiavional Loyckpimne.”

Roy Andrews Chapman, the fam-

sailed for the Orient on the Cana-
dian Pacific liner Empress of Rus-
sia bound for the Gobi desert where
he will endeavour to establish def-
inite- proof that Ancient Asia was
the Mother of Life in Europe and
‘America. The Andrews caravan
‘includes : noted scientists, taxider«

picture cameraman.

erica oe
_. With a population of... 9,000,006
Canada hag as much foreign trad¢
as the United’ States had with a
‘population of 76,000,000. Mining
prodtction in the Dominion is as

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‘had 38,000,000 people while Canada
manufactures as much. as the
country: acrosa the border did with .
50,000, 000. inhabitants.’ Today the
“Canadian per capita export trade

Jing friends .in ‘Pelkwa.

‘amounts to $184 while in the Ualted .
‘States it is only $37,

tor to Amesbury on Wednesday. | >

ous explorer of New York, has’

mists, photographers ard a motion |?.

great as when the United States |.

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B.C, LAND SURVEYOR

- Je “Allan Rutherford

All descriptions’ of sur-
veys promptly ‘executed

SOUTH HAZELTON

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C. W. Dawson, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection

Hazelton B. C.

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BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
triet—and at any hour.

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Phone Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

Kodak As You Go

KODAKS upwards from $5,00
BROWNIES ‘ $2, 25

FILMS - PHOTO SUPPLIES

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Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton, B.C.

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

REAL ESTATE

District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—
. Life ~
Fire
Health
Accident .

-HAZELTON

Cow For Sale

Came in fresh in February;. giving]
plenty of milk; very quiet. Price $ ii
Apply Capt. Houghton, Glen Vowell.

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Millinery
Drygoods

Terns

LACKHEADS

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a hot, wet cloth an

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