THE OMINECA HERALD, = 25,1928

- FRESH BULKLEY VALLEY AND LOCAL EGGS AND BUTTER —

A New Carload of —_

Flour —

Feed

8. i. SENKPIEL

q - New Hazelton, B. Cc.

General Merchant

STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

For ALASKA

~ 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 MASSETT INLET each MONDAY at 4.00 p.m,
WANCOUVER via SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS fortnightly.

FRIDAY, 4.00 p.m.
each “WEDNESDAY ‘at 4.00 p.in,

. Bastbouni--7.30 p.m.
a Westbound—7. 41 am.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Daily except Sunday.
Daily except Tuesday.

R. F. McNaughton,

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

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

Prince Rupert, B.C,

SERVICE

Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars; speedy ‘and careful
taxi service to all parts of the district, and regular service to trains,
with prompt attentiou to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

‘The Falconer Transfer

HAZELTON, B.C.

“PARTS

GAS

~HAZELTON

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Coming on ‘Tuesday, June 29
| JACK PICKFORD in

“MY SON”

Comedy Cameo, Cheer Up

THEATRE

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cereal

Mrs, T. J Marsh was in Prince
Rupert this week attending ses-
‘sions connected with the. Angli-
‘cath chureh; -

fhe ‘annual mneeting’ of the Kit-

7 sumgallum Cemetery Co. -was[
~ held in Knox ¢hurch.on'Tuesday
"night with the ‘usual attendance.

~The: financial ; statement. showed
‘a amall dash: ‘balance’ in the bank,
There are $16 due: the board. A
bill of $2.50 was - ordered paid.
The: dinpetors: for ‘the ensuing.

vie

year are £. T. Kenney, H. King,
C. F. A. Green, S. R. Amsbury;
Rev. Wm. Allen and W. Donald.

There ‘was a: ‘good attendance
‘at the meeting. in the G. W. V.A;
on Friday night when the hospit-
al auxiliary was organized, with
the following officers. elected: _

| Hon. Pres:,. Mrs, T, J: Marsh:

| president; aMra.. ‘A. G Head}: Vice.
president, Mrs.-J: M. Hatt}. trea-
gurer, ‘Mrs... Geo: ‘Dover;.. secre-

work. committeet: Mrs,
Kirkpatrick; antertainment, Mrs,.|:

V..Soticie:. :

tary, Mrs. Fowler; convenor of|' The
Weed ne

D. D. Munro;. membership, Mrs," newt rol
‘Mrs, Head and-Mrs,[+

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THAZELTON NOTES

Dr. H. Cc. Wrinch: M. L. A., got |
away Sunday morning on his holi-
day.» He will attend the mediest
men’s convention in Victoria en-
route to hear Dr. Banting.

Paddy: Creigh spent a couple of
days in town the first of i: : week
He was in the Soda Creek dige
trict for some’ time and. has 2
elaim adjoining the property that
pave up $12,000 a week, ° .Forthe
last couple.of months he has been
at his old Jove, the. Brian Boru,
on Rocher de Boule mountain up
from Skeena Crossing. - ;

Three young fellows blew in
from the outside cn. Tuesday and
announced their intention of go-
ing-north on a prospecting tour.

An auto. party arrived Monday

- They
had a good trip all through, _
To the Sons of Canada, lessees

‘of Assembly Hall, the suggestion

is hereby made, for which tioth-
ing will be charged, that a light.
be placed at the entrance. to the
hall. It would. be’ ‘an improve-
ment worth while. |

Harvesting has started. The
first crop of alfalfa was cut at.
the hospital farm on Tuesday.

cutting timothy. Inanother few.
days having should bé general in
this district. _They weather has

‘) been. perfect for’ rapid growth

and heading - the timothy. The
elover is all in bloom and the air
is filled with its fragrance. The
corn and sunflower crops are do
ing inches per day.

Ed. Cusick of Portland, and. a
friend arrived Wednesday night
and are guests of C. W. Dawson
at the Omineca hotel. They are

here for a real good fishing out-

ing and, they will get it too.’ If

there is any place in this district

where fish sojourn that Dawaon

place has not yet been discovered
On Thursday Mrs. Mathieson

tea in honor of Mra, A. D, Dar-
lington who is-leaying Hazelton.

A. D, and Mrs, Darlington are
leaving Hazelton ‘éarly in July.
They will first go to Skagway for
a time but will probably ‘locate
in Victoria where’ Mr; Darlington
has a brother i in business. © “They
have been: here for several. years

‘land. have many friends who will

regret their departuye:’

broperty. - oa re

cific ¢ on ‘Monday. .

to wait, on, the hospital t hoard),

Dover: were appointed” ome lt

afternoon from the south and;
amped at Mission Point.

On Monday some. Indians started |.

does not know about: ‘then that 4 -

of the hospital:was hostess at-al}:

John Dumphy of ‘Burke, Idaho, ; 7 .
a mining man, 62 years, old,. died |».
in a hotel in. Vancouver’ Sunday.
He was: enroute: to. Smithers with |’
Paddy - Higgins -to,.examine’the|}. .
Silver: King mine on: the: Babine]?
range and adjoining the Cronin ,

W.'S. ‘Harris. went’ down: to thé ;
Legate Creek. property near Pa:

Lat the hospital, a daughter was,

New Hazelton. :

top of @ mountain on Cedar creek
cleaned up $12,000 in one week,
‘There was one’ nugret. the size of
an egg, the largest ever brought
out of the Cariboo,

Mrs, Lacroix left Monday for
Round Lake to look. over their
farm. ‘The-old folk’still have a
hankering to go back to the old
place.

Mitchell Newman has received
hig certificate for passing normal
school exams,
a school in the northern district.’

Mrs. Geo. D. Parent went to
Edmonton on Monday to meet
the boys. They will return this
evening. :

Albert Mercer. has returned
from Pacific and will be.in town
afew days,

Mrs, Thomas Brewer and two
children, and her father, spent| —
this week in New Hazelton.

‘

C. H. Thomas shipped a crate
of strawberries that went 13 ber-
Ties to the box. The fruit was
well shaped, firm and of excel-
lent flavar.

of Terrace as a berry district.
Geo. Little visited the Ames-

‘bury mill on Wednesday.

‘GREATER
1926

AUG. 4 to 14

Big attractions—Championship.
Stampede. H.M. Coldstream
- Guard Band. Caledonian Games
Musical Spectacle, Fireworks,
Premier Live Stock Shows, -
» Agricultural and Horticultural
Exhibits, ete,
| It entertains—it educates,
Write Yor prize list, Vancouver
* * Exhibition Aga‘n, "40 Pender
Bt. W.. “Vancouver, B.C: a

$90,000.00

IN PRIZES
AND ‘ATTRACTIONS oo

‘Entries. Close.

J uly 2 24

On Stinday’ morning, Te une 20th )

born to Mr. and “Mrs. P. Smith,

A gold mining company on the

He expects to get ||

| J.D. BOULDING

‘Provincial Assayer :

Assayer to the Northern “
a Prospecting & Devel-
opment: ompany

NEW HAZELTOR, BG .

Price List sent on application

Kodat AS You Go

_KODAKS ‘upwards from $5. 00
BROWNIES “© * $2.25

FILMS - PHOTO SUPPLIES

DEVELOPING AND
- _. PRINTING oO

‘Up to Date Drug sor

* Hazelton, B. C.

Such berries will go;
{far-to re-establish the reputation’

VANCOUVER
EXHIBITION|

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. Insurance Companies

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Health.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS i oe
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Dining room in gonnéction Lj &
. Hazelton 7 ‘B. Cc. i a
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- Omitieca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New

‘Hazelton andthe Railway,
' or to any point in the dis- —

trict—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton - =~ : =
“L short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long a“

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FORD) SERVICE “AGENTS m4
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HAZELTON
GARAGE

. Cary & Stone =. Owners:

Garage located across po
from’ ‘Omineca Hotel q

‘Hazelton, E B.C.

First-class, “woe on. all cars
‘OIL AND Gas FOR SALE

_ Agency - , |

7 “Distrlet Agent for’ the siedting * el ee

BOOT AND SHOR]
Repairing |