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S. H. ‘SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

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“General Merchant

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earthquake from which he was a

For STEWART and ANYOX. :
.. WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 10.00 p.m.

For VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS fortnightly.

Steamship Sailings —

and Train Service.

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,
AILWAYS VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each

MONDAY and FRIDAY, 9.00 a.m.

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“Passenger | ‘Trains Leave New Hazelton:

- *Basthouni—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 4.17 a.m.
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.00 p.m.

R. F.

McNaughton,

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

Prince . Rupert, - B.C.

been. promoted to «the rank: of

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-HAZELTON. THEATER

Coming on Monday, April 26th

“The Live Wire”

A FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION FEATURING

Comedy

uJ johnny Hinds.
‘Hoboken Nightingue

2 | the Canadian’ ‘National’ ‘will go ins

SERVICE. .

. Prompt: efficient, repairs to all makes" of. “cars: speedy: and carefal
" taxi service to\ all. parts of the district, and regular service to trains,
_ with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This 4 ds the service of

The Falconer Transfer -

HAZELTON, B. c.

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THE OMINEGA HERALD, FRIDAY; APRIL 23, 1928.

fawen woes 7 a sa rr]
” The: Skecha river is now at
a good steamboat stage.” *
“Rev, T. Ferrier preached i in the
United Chureh last Sunday. night
and also visited the Indian. mis-
sion at Kispiox which is in charge
of Rev; Victor Sansum..  ~

assume her duties as matron and
auperintendént of “the” training
school at the Hazelton Hospital
after an illness of several, weeks.
Jim Lane, who entered the jit-
ney business recently, suddenly
disposed of his car and left for
the east, . Oy
Mtr. Warlock. of. Prine. Rupert}.
was in town on Monday.: -He cel-
ebrated on Synday..the 20th an-

Burvivor.
‘Sonie’ of the new’. owners, of

‘Ford cars and trucks are—W. 8 :

Winsby, © a ‘sedan; “J.C: Hunt, a
runabout; A. EB. Falconer: a new,
touring:“ forestry, department a
truck; S/H. Senkpiel ‘and W. S.
Harris:each ‘have a light delivery
truck ordered. : “

Miss. Agnus Litnus “of Prince.
Rupert arrived Tuesday: ‘morning
to enter’ the nurses’ training
school at the local hospital.

Miss Ralphena Wrinch: is: ex-
pected home, from. ‘Vancouver on
Sunday morning. 2!"
Corp. Service of Smithers has

sergeant in the. provinelal. police
force. “te

. Capt. Carruthers of the Sulva-
tion Army,at Wrangell, Alaska,
was, a guest. this week . of Capt,
Houghton at Glen Vowell,.

Dr. H.C. Wrineh, -M, L. A.,- was|
in Smithers the first of. the week,’

_ A-new gas tank for the Falcon-

week at the new: Rarage.
‘The ndw: summer time’ ‘table on

to effect aboit: ‘the third of. May:

The time ‘of ‘arrival’ ‘and ‘depar:.
ture’ ‘will’ be ‘about the same as
last. year. ,

- A.B. ‘Wing. ‘representing the
B. C. Equipment’ Co. of. Vancou-
yer, is. now ‘naking the final ship-

camp. He expects to get’ ‘away.
by the first of the, week himself,

that'thera: had ‘been a bank rob-

‘a. gun ‘fight;

rt

5 eet ‘that.

Boor AND SHOE .

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| | G W. y, Banga

- Repairing.

"RUBBER HEELS - All sizes .

* Provincial Assayer ‘|

[ei BOULDING Sn

| Every member w was 3 present. tthe {
-.|due from patients.

- Mra. Mathieson. is, again able to| .

Pacific coast this year may necessi-

er. Transfer: was installed this i
| moose and”8,508 deer were killed in

—| Mig, B,'A. ‘Falconer entertain-|. a
. {ed at bridge Thursday afternoon: |-

Until the Vancouver. Province
told them, about it this week, ‘the
people of Hazelton were not. aware |,

y. For. dismantling the: ‘two, large ‘aiid}|: =
St | smaill,* trams of ‘the: Rocher de: ‘Boule. oon,
. Mine- Praia Drakes Herald. 0 ABP

ls Gladioli:

- ai $1.60, ,for, -20, or, $6.00, p

decretary’s report. showed that
the ettendancé for the past quarts
ter was bigh, especially for March
The finances are in good shape,
‘although the is. still much’ money

ng touches are beining made to
the grounds around the nurses
residence. ee

we

Here sad Thee.

Charles ; Reddock, -housemover . “of
Calgary, Alta., has undertaken what -
‘seemed to-be an impossible task of |
‘moving. sixty houses over, ymounta

The finish-| +

peak “ESTATE

Insurance Companies—

_ HAZELTON

roads from Bankhead to Bentf, In |

" Diatried Agent fot the leading ,

Lie.  $
. Fire ne:
Health |. ,

Accident

forty days he moved: thirty-eight of
the houses six and a half miles.

. Exports, “from Canada ‘for the
‘month. of: “February were $87,512,147
while imports were recorded at $70;-
908,980 for the same period. For |
‘the twelve months ending February
28 last, exports ‘reached a value of
$1,297,744,688 while imports were.
fixed at $911 107,056.

: One of the largest busitiess trans=
actions recorded in. the “West took

place Here on March: 11th Jast when

‘the Canadian Co-operative Wheat

Producers . mailed approximately

"190,000. cheques. amounting to a.
total of $27,000,000, to members ‘of

the wheat pool,

The vapid development’ of the fish

FORD ‘SERVICE AGENTS __

-HAZELTON
GARAGE

"Cary & Stone - Owners 4

Garage located across
from Omineca’ Hotel

Hazelton, B. C.

First-class work on all cars —
OIL AND GAS FOR SALE

oil: and fish products industry on the

tate the fitting up of three coastwise
veasels as tankers to, carry oil from
the reduction plants. Last year one
vessel found this method successful.

Fish reduction plants,..it. is esti~
mated, will produce 10,000 tons of
fish meal and fertilizer this year.

Président E Ww. Beatty, of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, has asked
approval of the shareholders for the
construction: of two new. passenger’
vessels of the type of “‘Montealm,””
“Montelare,”. and “Montrose,”. to be
available for service in May, 1927,
cand’ five freight vessels of: 5,500
‘$0n8, with ‘a sea speed , of about: 14

“Garden. Seeds.

New season’s selection of highest |
grade vegetable and: flower seeds. |

ole eee ne ‘
mer

PURE. DRUGS
“KODAKS AND: FILMS”
" STATIONERY

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Wy Date ba store.

Bazelon, | B. G

‘nots, also, to be ready for 1927,

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During “the “past season. 1,235 :

New Brunswick. Of. the former 207 -
fell to ‘the guns of non-resident hun-.,
ters. and 617 of the latter.
4 same year ‘animals killed, for fur. ins;
| cluded: 1,587 raccoon; 6,017. skunk; .
18,814 muskrat; 5,410. foxes; 9,470
erming;. 177 martin; 2,828. ‘mink;

| 108 otter.. 87 7 fisher and. 192 ‘bear.

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“Romtish Setter. bitel
Lost -to name of ‘‘Ruby’!. Piease
advise; ‘ns..to, whereabouts and receive
teward.. “George McGrath, Hazelton...

- Setting Eggs

White Wyandottes and’ Barred Rocka
$1,50. per setting of 16. - “Mra. Fe A,
Goddard, New azelton, B. C.: A2te ||

“Tenders Wanted.

iitava several naniiea
surplus ‘bulbs for. ren:

Hyde, Hazelton, 1b B.C.

Seagie ls

‘In the.

ans- .

‘Omineca
Hotel

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od mmanguantiit FOR TOURISTS
_AND COMMERCIAL ©”
- ‘MEN

‘Dining: room in- ‘conniegtion

. Hazelton “2B. C.

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|[ BENSON BROS...

~ Between Hazelton and New

. Hpazelton and’ the Railway,
or to: any-point: in: the dis-
tiet-—and at any. hour, e

“Phone, ‘Hazelton a
ae | short, i long, 1 short 1 long. .
“Omingoa Hotel, 2 Tong 3 | hort

Auto: Jitney. Service § .

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