a: a THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY’2u, 1928 |
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; my s Just Arrived—One Car of Goods’ .
- Agents for McLary’s Famous ‘ : . ni
gente fo Mea Here and There (Quickand . ¥ « Chairs. Bede ||} Telkwa Hotel
og. ~ Shipments ever the T. and N. 0. | Deep Creek } Stoves, Chairs, Beds a
Sheet Metal Railway the month of May i . l , D Serves the traveller to and |!
( &mounted te $29.15 tons of silver | geese seaman, os Blankets, Springs ' through the Bulkley Valley ?
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W. k From the Division of Entomo- : . ‘MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS "
mt | ~ -or ers. The m ts of the mickerel ess . ar |
cael school “Will, whos observed, “ba |Jogv: The only. remedy of any |} Matte és 7 _ _ j
Wi : St e en’ Ss erected for the Pcpeacie. apparatus Ibe, I value for ee oth bre n 20 and all kinds of other goods, OO . |
dian Marine Department,-— i 8. vat ar Be 3 ne Mix which I can sell at James Kotow proprietor
, ha . —_— ‘qu., water, or Pais. iX . . ;
¥ Limited Mrs. Dan Otio, of Stratford, Ont. : | o TRLKWA = = B.C.
Lim set 88 eggs and hatched $4 ducklings | D'an and Paris green thoroughly i | _- q
. ; from them. -One egg was apparently [Jn a Wash tub while dry. Dis- =" ‘ ‘ a srmgy
"| Sanitary and Heating Engineers vole” De a as, Patiety and beth ‘solve the molasses-in water and 3 me V7 -
; —_— stir into bran and poison to mois- of the original cost Omineca Hotel
' | Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air A new direct pass fee b . o zi ;
: Heating Systems tween Canada ard novtherm Intleny |t2 thoroughly. Scatter this be- .
4 Lead Burning and Chemical has been inaugurated by the Cana- | ween the plan ts, evenly. It must|| It will pay you to call and inspect Rolfe & Dawson Managers
' ; Burning” dian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Three be done in the evening as the these goods :
a) _ 7 voute en assigned to the | utworms will not take it when | Best attenticn to tourists and to ]
- : cheerfully James Edwards, of’ P rt Robi dried out or in the sun, A fresh 4 | | Dining room in connection
4 “ i ‘Bdwards, o 0 mson, . . .
_ _ furnished, - declares he has a chicken out of this application should be made every Smithers Second Hand Rates reasonable. Patronage ia
year’s atch wench, outfreaks most evening as long as required. St solicited
a . icken freaks. 25 one our - ;
‘, PRINCE RUP. ERT, i) legs, four wings, two backs, two { Well, folks, we do not know ore
om necks but only ane head. It has

how it strikes you, but it hits us { Hazelton - - B,C.
been preserved leohol, . . “! ne
* P Bicone so hard we have ‘to speak abvut
One hundred and fift families | j
are to be brought into British it, In the June 27th crop reports

| S od a Fountain Columbia and settled under private |Of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and|| FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT

enterprise in the valleys east and rta, w e th e wheat
south-east of Fort George, W. Albe r we note that the w

Ice Cream Soft Drinks: $| Lewthwaite announced, following his | 19 shot blade was from none at nsur an ce
. return from England recently, all to 100 per cent, Now that Agent for the Best Companies

| A Swedish scientist’ claims to | means it had only started to think

| ; have perfected a process for the | about heading out before long,

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_ from 50 per cent, sawdust and the that is, the 100 ber cent stuff. . —and— THe Leaping Hore.
_ balance chalk and chemicals, The |Now we have rye, wheat, oats — IN NorTHERN B. C.
al | | produrt is a5 hard as ‘oak, and {ar |and barley that has either been|| — Town Lots .

Up-to-Date Dr ug Store painted, stained or polished. It will | headed out for some time or is in List your property now Prince Rupert, B.C.
Hazelton not deteriorate in water. blossom, or else is in some stage while the demand

7 A start-on the actual work of | Of being headed out, Therefore, __ is good

electrifying sections of -the Cana-|we have at least one thing toj| Agent for-- European Plan.
co | dian Pacific Railway’a main line

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_ ' . through the Rockies may be made cheer us up. You know that the
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next year, D. C. Coleman, vice-| prairie provinces are capable of SmithersTown Property
president of western lines, says that .

7 7 : : taking the world’s prizes for
: ; traffic demands and financial con- ' . ar
tickets for ang perio ut gl 50 per ditions would determine when a | grain. That’s all, District Agent for

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month in advance, This rate in- : : A. Kerr-is to put up 75 aeres FORD CARS
cludes office consultations and The decision of the Government of of hay for Guy Farrow. st
medicines, a3 well as all costs the province of Quebec to grant a

ne 4 P : bonus of $4 per acre for land clear- Although hk is stil] en ° The Buikley Hotel
while in the hospital. Tickets are . ti ¢ ougon hay is still green, W S i i
- J obtainable in Hazelton from the sutton of Tote Clearance ie some are starting to cut on ac- Sa ° enr y E, E. Orchard. Owner

drug store; from T. J. Thorp, {1 the past few years has amounted to count of the catch weather, ; SMITHERS .- ‘ °
Telkwa, or by mail from themedi- {| approximately 40,000 annually, but : ¥ - European or American Plan
cal superintendentat the Hospital, || the total this year is expected te be {Scarcity of help, and large acre- .

~ |] 60,000 or more, age. Unless haying is delayed - vane headquarters ar te En pilkley
Speaking to the Canadian Club in |f0r some time the crop will not find this a grand hotel to stop at,
London, Eng., recently, E, W. Beatty, |be so large per acre as to cause

oye ; , All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
President of the Canadian Pacifie ‘ P rintin and Develo INQ! saddle horses provided.
Railway, contrasted the “irritating worry. Of course each year finds . 8 P $

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a 7 tortoise-like sl " ef Canada’s.jan increased acreage cleared up . Of Films ° :
; New Hazelton |} torisetice siowness” ot, Canada’s an jnorsased nereng | | Smithers. B.C. sf
B A K E R Y progressiveneos ; "We Canadians x _ iM HIGH-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED a
would be wise to keep our gates} D. D. Munro Dr. an rs./[ Prompt attention of lI ord = .
: | a A . m™ pt attention given all orders \
— neaaid” ane 48 well as brawn,” Paine, H, H, and Mrs. Phillips, Barrister - Solicitor
ILY —— Miss McDonald, and O. H. Wall, |{ Leave orders at— i
made a Seder oon ; One hundred and fifty delegates £ Telk w. lled at Meadowbrook The Drug Store, Hazelton Notary Public
of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper | a Ca eadow orc The Omineca Herald, New
Ask for Mrs. Spooner’s Association will tour fre Puts last week. The interest being Hazelton L. S, McGILL
d at ore Sieg next summer, an e . .
bread at your s annua) convention I hansidon, aceard- partly seo the eran by aan seo * or mail direet to H SMITHERS : a
ing to decisions reached at the final | sire ‘to see e crops in the ‘ : =
One-pound loaves 2 for 25¢ meeting of the convention here, The | Creek district - (| T.F. Shima, Hazelton Hospital a
: party will leave abou e first -o: . ts
sitie barbie nae toe eat |W. K Cooningham ie belpin | ——— BO LAND SURVEYOR
last about six weeks, Frank Dockrill during haying. Timber Sal “Xg2 10 J. Allan Rutherford
i a _ . : : : -  ‘“irmber sale .
Iiporters and .Up it the end of 1928 dividends,| -W. Paddon is catching quite a Sealed tenders will be reecived by All descriptions of sur-
Dealersin paid by the gold and silver mines | ngmber of salmon these days.

of northern Gntario amounted to the Minister of Lands at Victoria not veys promptly executed =

: t 123,136,000. Cobalt camp was | J. C. Neaie is back on the farm |later than noon on the26th day ofJuly, || ; sourH HAZELTON:
Wallpapers We carry. the y Neila late in 1903 and hardly after the close of his school 1923, for the purchase of Licence X5210,
Burlaps largest and began producing until 1905. Divi- . . to cut 8,5000 Lodgepole Pine and Spruce
Paints

| stock In 4] Smount’ty g08;t380 onic met | Acreage blocks of the finest | ies, ou an ared situaied about 2 niles
Oils h Northem , sents reactivate 50 per cent, of the {fruit and parden! land in the |Railway, Range 5, Coast District.
mee Varnishes Lh '

: Toss value of production. Porcu- | north aan be’ bad. Prices from| [wo (2) years will be. allowed for
Glass ; . Columbia : pine mines have paid $28,472,988, a oy removal of timber,
Brushes, Etc.

$28 to $40 an acre with long term|. Further particulars of the Chief

'§|, George E. Buchanan, of Detroit, |payments, ' See ady. on another | Forester, Victoria, B. C., or the Dis-
,ttead of the “On to Alaska with |.’

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trict Forester, Prince Rupert, B.C, ; ne
SWrite us for information when ° Buch movement, will heve ga | DARE - . ; Sale of Ford Automobile .
jrenovating or building your home i at 24 adults o ah ff. ‘ : uotations will be received by the:
: ‘ . boyg and ‘lies he Tha erie undersigned up till noon July 28rd, for
ake Your Home Attractive | {| the boys’ families when he person- ma is the purchase of a Ford Touring Car
. ally conducts his party from Van- _ - X Smithers, B.C. :
BEAVER Boar Distnipvrors couver July 18 via Canadian Pa- me ica. aN _ The car can be aeen on application to -
thinks rvith President Hardie aa ; Every Mopmrn Facmuity For Tue _ = T. Punlop, Assistant District Engineer,
A. W. EDGE Co. a trip ta Alaska is 9 liberal educa |j | CommECTION OF ToorR TROUBLES ~.. Timber Sale X528 n'The highest ot any tender not neces
tion to any poy who takes it, He ‘ OT Sealed tenders will be received by the | 'atily accepted,
po Bee SS: Blinee Rupert, BAC. 3/ puts up one-third of the athe Bove ll De’ District Forester not later than noon "~~" JAMES PATERSON,
an) Boe earns one-thind and the bers | Dr. A. HL. Bayne on the 4th day of August, 1928, for the Purchasing Agent,
.j Parente put up the remain De Chard. - ~ | patchase of Licence X5288, near Lot| Parliament Buildings, Victoria, BC., °
= . 7 . , , DENTIS » |) 878, Skeens River, C.R.b, to cut 266M June 26th, 1928. “Stlag .
Natrona | di i all: , : : feet o ar, Spruce and Hemloc _ .
B.C. UNDERTAKERS }|: The Indians are doing well.at oo ' sawlogs and 12,900 Lf. of Cedar Poles| 7 2
_— the salmon: canneries this year, ||. - ; | and Piling, = For Sale “Over four acres at
BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY, i There is a good run of fish and ; 5 7 Two (2) years will be allowed for ~ Two.- Mile; . -
a tives will:be ableto enjoy|! masenbvrck - removal of timber. a cas pg; | house, barn and other buildings, Gver
P.O. Box 48 ~ -" avwide’ the na ee add ana ef Belwexgon Block 4| ‘Further particulars of the Chief For- AT tone og ogbed and. ready: for seed, <..”
CERUPERT, BC,. wilbringua | comforts’ and grub this winter || - (7. |! ester, Vietoria, B.C.; or Diatrict For- | All fenced. Apply Mrs. J. Short, New °
sneeneemeusenen, ~% without too much effort. —|° ester, Prince Ru = 88) Hazelton, 9 OS

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