THE. OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926

. “Get it at senigiee an

Starting New Year Right

The opening of the year sees: us with full ‘stocks of
merchandise of proven quality. These goods are
most reasonably priced.

GROCERIES DRYGOODS HARDWARE
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS |
“BLOUR and FEED

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

| Raw Furs Wanted |

BRING OR SHIP YOUR FURS
to

Cc. W. DAWSON

Omineca Hotel, Hazelton, B. C,

Highest cash prices paid and best grading given.

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Steamship & Train Service

B® sc PRINCE RUPERT will sail from PRINCE RU-
MA PERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE,
and intermediate points each FRIDAY, 9.00 a.m,
For STEWART and ANYOX. ..cecesesseaees
vccecucuueesautnane WEDNESDAY, 10.00 p.m.

S.S, PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for Vancouver via Queen Charlotte Islands

Passenger ‘Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Eastbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 4.17 a.m. -
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.00 p.m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings ox further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or |
RF. McNaughton. ‘Disttict Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert. ‘B.C,

When the cold weather comes, as it eurely will, don’t let it find you
with an empty coal bin. Let us take your: order now for your supply.

: Auto Service.to all parts of the district, Teams for hire. °

The Falconer Transfer

weekly gathering at the home of

‘lof the best of such that he has

|to her home by illness.

Don’t Get Caught ! ir

HazeLton, B.C.

\ the natives in the Church Armv

“BOOT AND ‘SHOE ||| the Hazelton Hospital‘
Repairing
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RUBBER HEELS — ~ All sizes

- ~fhe Hazelton Hospital isaues .
tickets for any perlod at 1.60 per
month in advance, ‘This rate in-
cludes office consultations and .

CREEPERS ‘while in the hospital, Tickets are

NEVERSLIP ICE . ‘btaisiable in Hagelton from the
- drug store;. from T. J. Thorp, ;
” Telkwa,or by mali from the medi- |:

G. WwW. Dungate -

HAZELTON, BC, ||: alaugerintendont atthe Hospital.

_ tediciaes,.as well as all costs _]/

‘HAZELTON On NOTES]

Services i in St Peter’s church
next Sunday will be held. at the
usual hours,

The W. A. will meet on Thurs-
day afternoon next.

Ward Marshall left last week
for Vancouver to join his mother.
Last week three natives from
Kispiox got pickled on a-batch of
sour dough and quite lost control
of themselves, They appeared
in police court and were fined,

. Mr, Hyde has received word
from Mrs. Hyde who is now in
Victoria. She says her health
is very much improved,

’ The Felix Bridge Club held its

Mrs, S. J. Winsby on Wednesday
evening, Mrs. Anderson won the
first prize and Mrs, Newick won
the booby.

The annual patrons’ meeting of
the Hazelton Hospital will’ be
held this year on the third Thurs:
dav in February, the 18th.

Drysdale (‘“Scotty’’) Ogilvie
went up to Telkwa during the
week-end to give rein to his
voice at the Burns’ Nicht cele-
bration, there. He returned on
‘Tuesday night. ‘‘Seottv’’ re-
ports that. the occasion was one

ever attended, and has many
good words for the ability of the
Telkwains to entertain, -

Mrs. Chas. Bugg is confined

Dan Quinliven ‘and Hugh Me-
Lean, of Telkwa, spent several
days in town this week.

Mr. Bunting,. of Fort Fraser,
was a business visitor in Hazelton
for a few days this week.

. Rev. A. C, Pound takes as the
topic of his sermon next Sunday
evening in the United Church,
Studies From the Life of. the
Last Great, Prophet of New Tes-
tament Times.”

. The icé cream vendors. the
hospitals, the produce merchants
the dairy farmers,.the hotels and
the private householder. are now
wondering where they will get a
supply. of ice for. next summer.

it from the east or to wait for the
summer and get it, from Rupert.’

met Archdeachn Rix. of. Prince
Rupert, who is visiting all parts
of the diocese in connection with

Fund. The Archdeacon will be
in Hazelton on. Friday and meet
the white people in the evening
and Saturday evening will meet

hall. He will then visit the east-
ern end ot the diocese,-afterward
going to eastern Canada for the
same purpose: ne ‘

last week petered out to ‘about 15} |
cents worth,

‘The bridgebuilders ‘eoniected|
with the department ‘of public
works started out the. first. of the
week for Babine to try again to],
'||replace the bridge near Babine.

It looks like a case of importing;

On Thursday morning Rey, T.. |
D. Proctor went to Kitwanga andj].

raising money -for the, Episcopal:

That million . dollar snowfall | :

~*| Anniversary’ Of -

Smithers was the special speaker
for the occasion and he detivéered

gregation. Dr, Large sang as a
solo “Come Unto Me.” A pleas-

that Rev. T. D, Proctor dispens

all might hear Rev. Mr. Turpin.
On Monday evening the usual
anniversary social was heldin the
church and was well attended.
An appropriate address by Rev.
Mr. Turpin was greatly enjoyed.
Dr, H. C. Wrinch was chairman,
and a musical program was pro-
vided by Rev. and Mrs, Pound
apd Mrs. Boden; Mrs. Hunt gave
a recitation. Following the pro-
gram refreshments were served.

Church Beha | }

A very successful anniversary a
service was held in the United | |
Church, Hazelton, last..;Sunday,|. A\}
evening. Rev. Geo. Turpin of| i

an excellent sermon which was| ‘|
much appreciated by a large con-| j

ant feature of the occasion was| }

éd with his service Sunday even-|, |
ing in St. Peter’s church so that} §

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. Feeble Old People and For =f
“Convalescents

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fortifying the system ogainst attacks from acute

diseases, auch us Grippé, Influenza,

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The Up-to-Date Drug Store’ .

Hazelton, B.C.

During the coming season the
main appropriations from the per-
manent highways account will be
spent on the Smithers-Morice-
town cut-off and on the extension
of the Skeena river highway. A
gang will work from both ends.
D. MacLean, who is working
with the B. & B. gang, spent the
week end with Woodcock friends,

SKEENA ELECTORAL DISTRICT

Notice re Extraordinary
Traffic

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District Agént for the leading
Insurance Companies—
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HAZELTON

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‘As provided for in Section 32 of the
“Highway Act’’, Chapter 103, R.8.B.C.
1924,, it will probably be found neces-
sary for their protection to close during
the spring thaw all highways in the
Skeena | Electoral District to Motor
Vehicle and. all Heavy Horse-drawn
Traffic, Due notice of any: general
closing will be given, but in the mean-
time vehicle owners and operators will
please govern themselves accordingly.

G..-c. MACKAY,
District Engineer.
Dist. Engineer’s Office,
'*Gourt-House, ©
Prince Rupert,. B. Cc.

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Cc. W. Dawson, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN.

Dining room'in connection ff -
Hazelton BC

vate,

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

. All. descriptions of sur-
_ veys promptly. executed

+... SOUTH -HAZELTON

SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC -

L. Ss. McGill
2 . BARRISTER
SMITHERS "-British Columbia

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‘The headquarters for the
Valle Tourists and. Commercial
find this i a grand hotel to atoptat. .

“Ali trains met. ° ‘Autos, livery or. gs
saddle horses provided. . ,

There was noice on. the: stream:

= earlier i in the Regen. cue

~ Smithers. B. C..

BENSON BROS. @
Auto Jitney Service #

Between Hazelton and New
‘Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
trict—and at any hour.

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