THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 4, 1928

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Supplies for Mining Companies, Prospectors

Loggers, Farmers, Town People
Goods always fresh and reliable

Fresh Meat Fresh Fish Smoked Fish Fresh Fruits ©

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

W. J. LARK WORTHY
General Merchant — -
New Hazelton, - - - B.C.

| New Flato Boat

ABOAT ABED ABATH INABAG

Can be made ready for use in Five minutes

Sportsmen use it for Spring Fishing; Summer |
Swimming; Fall Shooting — |

Supplied with Take-down Ores and Brass Pump

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- Price- $75. 00 f.o.b. Hazelton

Green or ‘Yellow $80. 00

(C.W. Dawson Hazelton, B.C.

Distributor for British Columbia and Alberta

{the Assembly Hall,

Short Stories

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| | Close to Home .

Wm. Grant, notary public and in-
surance, expects to be in New Hazel-

“lion next Tuesday afternoon at the Om-

ineea Herald office....Will be’ ‘glad te
talk business.

Prepare for a good time at the Daf-
fodil Dance on Friday April 13th in
Hazelton, under the
auspices of the W. A. to the H. H..

Born—aAt the Hazelton Hospital on
Wednesday, March 4, to Rey. T. D.
ald Mrs. Proctor, # son—Darid James
Evered Proctor. So ‘

The police court hag been busy the
past week and there have been a full
list o£ prisoners at each meal for a
week or two... As a-result a lot of the
spring cleaning {s being «done about
the yards. The latest case. was one
against Chas. McIntosh charged with
pointing a wapon at an Indian. - He
was remanded. “a

‘Al, Faleoner bad the misfortune to
step on 2 stone last week and a small
bone in.the bettom of his was broken.

| He is able to be around but is not very |
One of his jitney drivers

active yet.
broke an arm last week while crank:
ing an old. Lizzy.

A report of some very rich ore from

being ussayed by J. D. Boulding and
the returns are expected back in the
morning. ‘

a new steel ‘culvert was placed in
the road at ‘Taylor's place to replace
the old one that caved in this spring.

been fairly fortunate, considering the
nature of the winter and the speed
with whieh the first snow left. Out

Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate points each THURSDAY and SUNDAY
a pm.

For Ketchikan and Anyox each Wednesday 4.00 p. ma

For Stewart e¢ch Saturday, at 10.00 p.m.
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands, fort-

nightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 7:20 5 pm,
Westbound, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, 7.61 am. |

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
Chequea, etc,, also for your next shipment.

Yor Atlantic steamship snilings br further Information apply to any Canadian National Agent o
Rk. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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( Canadian Pacific Railway Company )

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST. STHANSETP SERVICE

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau and Skagway, March, 31 April Il. 21
To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle Apri] 4, 15, 2
S. S. Princess Royal for Butedale, E
son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at10a. m. -

AGENCY FOR ALL OCPAN STEAMSHIP LINES ' Full Information {
W. Cc. (Orchard, corner Third Avenue ‘and Fourth street, Prince Rupr

ast Bella Balla, Ocean. Palla, Swan- :

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Drugs, Stationery, ‘Toilet Articles, Magazine _
| Books, Records and Victrolas; Office
‘ * Supplies - a

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The Up p-to-Date Drug: Store

‘Hankin’: revived

of the . legislature.

side of a few small slides and a nuin-
ber of cars off the track the trains
haye been running fairly regularly.

A son was born at the Hospital on
March 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Willan,
New Hazelton.

Herb Hankin suffered a stroke last
Sunday morning while discussing mat-
ters with his wife after brenkfast. A
call was sent for Dr. Wrinch and late:

pital, At this w riting there was very
little change in his condition.

After getting to the hospital Mr.

is suffering from a severe hemorrage
on the brain.

‘Road work was started ‘in this see.
tion Jast Saturday when the drag war
put on the read between the towns.
A number of loads of gravel were'also
hauled to: Hazelton to fill up some
holes caused by the snow going off.

Dr, H.C, Wrinch, M. L, A. is this
week calling at several points weit of
here nnd giving addresses on the work
He’ wiil .be “home
the latter part of th. week,

ate, No.

| Health Service

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of the Canad Mei "Medea. Association

pnt ‘ROAD TO HEALTH
Is Paved With, Good ‘Proventjon ;

O some . local

the Comet discovered the first of. the |
week has been received. Samples arc]

So far this senson the roliway. hos a4 .

Mr. Hankin was removed to the Hos- _

somewhat and, since | .
the paralysis. have cleared up but he

Almost everyboay” thinks ‘that. the |
other. man has the ‘easiest and” better]:
js job. There .. ig. ‘general:
| aserilie. ‘miccess- to: Inek." In the “‘gome'|
‘| way, .wiany. comminities | excuse ‘their
“| failure to secure henith: for. their. const- Blend tte
° ituents’: ‘becduse Torres

tendancy - to}

risers

It is true that every “place has tts]

problems and difficulties, It is equally
true that the healthy community his
succeded ‘not because of luck, but
because its members. did what was
necessary to. overcome their difficulties

Through Canada you will ‘find a
great variation as to health conditions
between places. that ,.may be fairly
compared with each other. There is,
of course, a reason for.this, This reas-
on is not hard to find; it is.a simple
one, Where the best health -work has
been done there health conditions are
best, and go on, down the seale the hea-
Ith of the community corresponds to.
the health work ddhe' by the ecom-
munity.

Every citizen should endutre as to
the health standing of his home town
or country, find out how it compares
with others, ask these questions of
the locr! or provincial health depart-
ments. Every citizen should then ask

the’ health ‘department: to. pave | the

fellow-citizens are providing ‘the money ~
and other ‘support. necessary ‘to enable

preventive*measutes, so that. the ‘citizen
may travel along, in happiness, free
from the bumps of. disease, the rut of
ill health, the sudden ungarded cross:
ings of epedemics and’ - unprotected
precipices of preventable fatni diseases.

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Questions ‘concerning. healtn o1--
dressed to the Canadion Medical Asso-
ciation, 184 College St.; Tuvento, will
be’ answered. Questions as to dlag-
nosis and treatment will not he ans:
swered. .

Dr. Agnew, dentist, put in séveru!
very. busy days in Hazelton last week.
On his next trip through he -will sto}:
at New Hazelton part of his time to
accommodate the large number of pa-

tients he gets from here,

Seca IL is Sa age, a *

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