.. THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1928

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HUNTERS

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WE SPECIALIZE IN OUTFITTING
PARTIES OF ALL KINDS

Complete equipment carried in stock

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

HAZELTON, B.C.

‘The House of Quality’

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Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HAZELTON, B.C.

District AGENT For THE LEADING Fire INSURANCE CoMPANrEs
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CQ.

COAST STEAMSHIPS
| awe FROM PRINCE RUPERT

s.s. Prince Rupert and Prince George

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, inter-
mediate points Monday, Thursday, Saturday 11 p.m.
Por ANYOX, ......... cee eneceee Wednesday, 10 p.m.
For STEWART Friday, 10 p.m.
s.s. Prince Albert or Prince John

For PORT SIMPSON and STEWART... .. ccc cece eee aeeee Monday, 8 p.m.
VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, Wednes,, 8 p.m.
SKEENA RIVER PORTS unday, a.m.

REDUCED FARES
SMITHERS EXHIBITION, SEPTEMBER 19-21, 1923

For Atlantie steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian

National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Kitwanga

The G.T. P. engineers and survey
gang have been busy this last week
putting a new spur to the Kitwancool
river for the benefit of a big lumber
company handling logs.

“The work on the new ferry is pro-

HAZELTON TON ROTES|

Mrs. Henry Schaake and Mrs,
Howard Schaake returned to
Oakland, Cal., on Monday after
spending a tew days with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Chappell.

Mr. and Mrs, Miller returned
on Wednesday to their home in
Prince Rupert. They were ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Ed. Hyde.

Mr, and Mrs. R. 8S. Sargent
and family are among those from
here whoare taking in the Prince
Kupert Exhibition.

Acreage blocks of the finest
fruit and garden land in the
north can be had. Prices from
$28 to $40 an acre with long term

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payments. See adv. on another
page.
Mrs. MacKay entertained at

the tea hour on Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. W. Miller, of Prince Ru-
pert, and Mrs, Lancaster of Vic-
toria, Both the visiting ladies
rendered vocal solos during the
afternoon.

The final of the mixed doubles
events of the Hazelton Tennis
Club tournament was played Jast
week and resulted in a win for
L. B. Wrinch and Mrs. MeCut-
cheon over M.A. Myers and Mrs.
Anderson by 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. The
finals of the ladies’ singles has
yet to be played.

Indian Agent Ed. Hyde left on
Wednesday for Prince George, to
attend the meeting of the Game
Conservation Board, He motor-
ed as far as Burns Lake, and
from thence proceeded by train.

The New Hazelton Ladies’ Aid
Society has decided to hold their
Annual Sale of Work and Social
in the Church at New Hazelton
on Nov. 23 (Friday). They will
have a full line of men,s socks,
mitts and other useful things for
ladies and children,. Keep the
date open, litt

Alex Fulton is spending a holi-
day around town.

Mrs. McCutcheon has resigned

‘as assistant superintendent of

the nurses school at the Hazel-
ton Hospital, and until Monday

ceeding very rapidly and next month
will see the completion.

The road gang is still busy and the
day is not very far distant when motor
enthusiasts will be able to travel from
Cedarvale to the south and the prairie.

“YOU'RE FIRED,
JIM—

We’ll have to get a man who

Terrace Weather

is the guest of Mr. and Mas.
Gow. She will then leave for
her home in London, where her
mother is in poor health. Her
position at the Hospital will be
taken by. Miss Stephens, of Na-
naimo,

Mr. and Mrs, MacKenzie left

spe|Friday morning for Vancouver,

where they will make their home.

A new porch is being built to
the school and when this has
been comoleted the board will

: Sept, Max. Min. Preci Wind
knows the job.” Sun, 2.. 62... 52 . ‘35... shrs -

‘|Mon.,3.. 61... | 6 .. 9 .. shrs., SH

: * ep| Tu, 4,.. 68 .. Bt .. .16... shrs.. snl.
You can hold your job if Wed,,5.. 65... 52... .04... fair.. sw
- Thu, 6.. 73... 47... .02.. fair... sw
you join the Tech. classes Fri.,7... 13... 64. .. fine .. sw
Sat., 8.. 73... 68. .. fine .. Sw

Commencing October Ist, 1923—

at PRINCE RUPERT, TERRACE,

HAZELTON, NEW AAZELTON,

SMITHERS, TELKWA, PRINCE

‘GEORGE, SURF INLET, SWAN-

SON BAY, ANYOX, ALICE ARM
and STEWART.

The Northern Polytechnic
Institute of B.C.

Syllabus issued thortly. 7

Write for particulars to The Regis- .
trar, Box 882, Prince Rupert, or
see 2 the local representative, a

There is an opening in North-
ern British Columbia to supply
seed potatoes to Ashcroft, lower
B. C. and the United States,
The greatest dificulty those sec
tions have is to get clean seed
Northern British Columbia is gen-
erally free from disease and pests.
Many carloads of seed potatoes
can be disposed of. |

‘Are you a subscriber yet?

have spent over $400 this year on
improvements,

The big game hunters returned
from up the Skeena on Wednes-
day and left for the east.
drew a blank.

W. Wattie, manager of R,

‘|Cunningham & Son, for.a num-

ber of years past, leaves that
firm the end of the month. He
informed the Herald that-he did
not expect to leave this locality,

His place will be taken by. A.
Connon, of Barns ‘Lake.

They
y vited,

oe “The Herald i is 92. 00 a year. -

CANNING SEASON JS HERE

SUGAR in 100-Ib. sacks, also in smaller sacks
. FRUIT JARS AND COVERS
Order Early!

For Sale -- BAY HORSE —For Sale

6 years old Weight 1300 Ibs.
—also—
Cows with Calves Wagon and
at Foot , Harness
apply
S. H. SENKPIEL ‘si

New Hazelton, 8.C.

| ; Time enough now to look to your Y
a ] | heavier clothing, and we are anti-- ia

cipating the needs of many in our
- carefully selected, complete line of

Mackinaw Shirts

Coats and
Pants

OF UNDOUBTED

QUALITY, WITH

PRICES TO SAVE

And for your footwear, too, we
YOU MUCH

are ready with a nice selection of

Boots and Shoes

FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN

R. Cunningham & Son 1.

GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS

HAZELTON, B.C.

AUTOS and HORSES FOR HIRE |

Twenty -four-hour Service

Autos for all Points in the District Jitneys between the Railway
and Hazelton Jitneys between Hazelton and New Hazelton

GASOLINE, OIL, FORD PARTS FOR SALE
The heat Garage in the North at your service

Freight, Baggage and Express Transferred _

A. E. Faleoner

Single Horses, Light or
Heavy Teams, or Saddle
Horses always ready for

you
Govmnt. phone:

2 long, 1 short Hazelton 7 .
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BUILDING MATERIALS !g
Cement Lime Plaster Fireclay N - 7
Brick Building Papers _ Roofing a
Sash & Doors‘ 3-ply Veneer Paneling i | 7

Al

Fir Finish a Specialty
A New Steamer &

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD,
To handle the heavy tough

Prince Rupert, B.C.
traffic offering between Pritf

Rupert and Alaska, the Canad

The Rev. R.E. W.Kiddel, L.Th., pastor
of Smithers, will occupy the pulpit at
St, Peter's church next Sunday, at the
morning and evening services, Sept. 16.

A meeting of the W.A. of St. Peter’s
Church will be held in; the Mission
House next Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
All members.are earnestly requested-to
attend, and any new members are in-

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‘Prince Henr#
which will be larger than

having built the ‘

The Girl Guides will meet as usual |*2¢ '@st minute.

every Thursday evening at 7.90.
Hon. W. J. Bowser and R. H.
Pooley will officially open the
Smithers fair next week. They
will also attend the Houston fair
on Saturday. .

bulk of the tourist traffic in Rie
ture, The steps now being tal
cate a: better train service throw ke
the picturesque parts of the n¢
‘Jinstead of making night
through them a8 at present,

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National Steamship Service eee

Princess Louise and moder Ho :
The north
route of the railway will get Slam

by the. ‘management should if bo