; “THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 wer

terrae ratte tT wR nee eee

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats
Groceries, Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes _

- Men’ S Clothes _

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S. H. SENKPIEL [

_- New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

“STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

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

For STEWART and ANYOX, Wednesday 10 p.m.
s. 8. Prince John? fortnightly for ‘Vancouver via the

Queen Charlotte Islands.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
EASTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 7.20 ‘p.m.
WESTBOUND—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 7.51 a.m.

R. F.

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL ‘EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign
Cheques, etc,, also for 5 your next shipment.

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

McNaughton,

Prince, Rupert, 6.C.

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“Canadian Pacific Railway Company.

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE ,

To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, February 25, March 11, 22
To Ketchikan, - Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, February 21, Mareh ith, .

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 attention to tranfer and drayage—This ig the service of

TIRES

~The Faleoner Transfer

B.C.

OIL HAZELTON,

PARTS

18, 23.

The &. 3. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at .

li a, m.
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES

W.C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert 7)

Fall information trom

HAZELTON

Bootleggers:

T HEATR = :
Tuesday, Mareh Ist
“Tine Won Dane

A Wonderful Picture of modern
Adventure---Rum Runners eee :

| the Herald. should -know. : that
communications go to the waste paper,

‘aim ‘at Smithers’ Was 2
‘this: “week. “He saya: the: otiier hose. at |
the imine from: here, are wel. os

le “ge
ete,

- OVERHEARD AROUND i
‘NEW HAZELTON |

° For insurance and other important
matters see Wm, Grant's Agency.

.The great laugh coming March 8th.

A nnmber of pole makers were on a
holiday last week while work was be-
ing re-orgauized in some of the camps.

Owing to a good deal of sickness in
town and in the district the Ladies
Aid of the New Hazelton church post
poned their social from Saturday night
mill next Saturday night, ‘March Sth.

It is hoped there will be a big crowd .

present that night,

The W. A. of St. Peter’s church will

hold their annual St. Patrick’s Tea in’

the Mission House on Thursday, the
17th of March. at

Rev. J. H. Young’ and ‘Rev. Vietor
Sansum attended the meeting of Pres-
bytery in Prince Rupert this week.
After the meeting Mr. Sansum went to
Port Simpson to visit Dr. and Mrs. R.
G. Large. Rey. Young returend Wed-
nesiay night.

Jean Burns who is attending Colum-
bian College nt New Westminster was
the soloist at a special Father, Mother
and Son service in St. David's ebureb
in South Vancouver recently.

Peter Carrigan and Wiltian FL Lar-|

mer were i nSinithers last week-end.
It is generally understood that Peter
is endeavering to ect a line-up on that
Tory meeting called in Smithers.

Now that you are over the flu get a
good.laugh at he Hazelton theatre on
March sth, Gazelton theatre,

When you see Harry Langdon you
Ww il laugh your head of?. :

Jas. Dunbar has returned to the Pre-
miler after a, holiday spent in the Old

Comntry. : He is feeling fine an dsends

j kind regards to all old friends here. —

Tn our report of the election of of-
ficers for the W. A. to the H. H. last

week we gave th ename of Mrs. Sharpe}.

as having been elected o the executive
and it‘should have been Mrs, W. Grant

Master Sammy Senkpie} was taken |-

to the hospital his week suffering an
attack of pneumonif.

Miss Tessie Smit hot the Herald of-
fice staff, has been tmder the weather
nll week.

Chas. Benson came down from Smi-
thers no Thursday morning to take
charge of Fred Griffins truck which. is
hauling poles.

Miss Spooner arrived from Smithers
Thufsday morning to spend some time
at home,

Mareh sth. Harry Langdon comes.

That very courageous and | clever

|party who recently sent an anony-

‘mus communication. to the editor of
such.

basket unless the sender has sufficlent
nerve to. sign his or her name. This

applies, even “when such’ communica- Hh
tlons- purport to: be for our: ‘own good.-|

_ Geo. Benson “the. old. “man” tells a

good story of how h weas walikng on

the sidewalk Wednesday night  qfite |

peatefully when ‘a horse up-and Adck-
ed‘him on’ the head and ifet a. nasty,
wound: for which: ‘he had, ‘to. seek first
ald, ‘He is quite sure: tt was a horse.

“Sim Love): an engineer at th. Duethle
visitor here

“Mfltre, Tauong, son. of Rev. eral
un Ag SNOW “making 9. good recovery,

» The ebief business: of the Presbytery CPt

which met at Ropert this week waa to
make plans for the work next year and
to apportion the finances of the district
‘The attendance was not large.

’ “Genierat maid.
Apply to. Mrs,
Montreal, Prinee Rupert. -

“Family ot int ‘ ine

Patterson, . Bank: of

dozens of |
tasty, tested re-
cipes for soups,
sauces, salad dress-
ings, breads, biscuits,
puddings, candies.

. Write to The Borden Co.
Limited © Vancouver -

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Enlarged Pictures
~ Hazelton District |

It’s a long time since these |
-were available, but we have .
‘arranged for a supply. They —
are very fine.

THe Latest Books
Private Stationery

The Up- -to-Date Drug ‘Store
HAZELTON, B. Cc.

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Skeena - Bleetoral District

‘N OTICE

Re Extraordinary Traffic

As provided for in Section 32 of the
“Highway “Act”, chapter 103, it will
probably be found necessary, for their
protection, to close during the spring
thaw all highways in the Skeenn El-
ectoral District to Motor’ Vehiele and
all Heavy Horse-drawn traffic.

Due notice of any general closing!”

will be given, but in the meantime |

Ao examination for Forest Rangers
‘}will.be held at Terrace, B. ,
Mareh 8yd; 1927,
be received up-to noon, February 25th,
by the District Forester, Court House.
Prince Rupert, from whom application
forms and full particulars may. be ob-
"| talued.

Candidates must be British subjects,
not more than forty yenrs of age, Yre-
sident in British Columbia for at least
one yenr, of good character and physi-
enl’ condition, with woods experience
and familiar with. the practical side.
of logging, timber cruising, surveying
and forest protection, with knowledge
of the Forest Act and able to organize
work and handle men.

eligible: list. for the next -year from
which appointments will be made ns
rangerg are required,
required immediately.

on |
Applications: will

Fee, $1.00.

This examination is to establish an

One ranger is

‘A. H. COX
‘Civil *berv: rice Commissioner,
. Yietorla, B, C.

vehicle ow ners and operators will. gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
* G. GC. MacK AY,
} District Engineer
District Engineers Office, |
Court House, Prince Rupert, B. 0.
Dated, February 28, 1937. .

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': SOUTH:

B.c. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

HAZELTON

- 192% European Education! Tours —

Personally conducted tours -have
been arranged this summer, “under the
joint supervision of the Cannodian Na-
tlonal Railways . and ‘the Cunard
Steamship Company to Great Britain
and Europe and return. “All transpor -
tation, hotel and sight-seeing expen-
ses included in-fares. See any -Cann-
dian Railway agent or write District
Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, for
particulars.and descriptive literature.

Place your orders eayly for the

‘New 1927 Boat

“With Take- down Oars pnd Brass Puinp, Can be pump-

‘ed up in five-to eight minutes.
boat is just what

Fishermen. Prospectors

— Duck: Shooters | Sportsmen of all Ages: have

~ wanted for years.

Rolls up like a blanket.
lace

prairies where he spent a couple of
heppy months, .

A Boat, A Bed A Bath | In a Bag

| Weighs 12 Pounds

A small boy “ean carry “tt any .

. Sid Marsh. who spent ‘Ewe - - years as .
anwyer “at Geo. Little's’ mil Ihere has |!
returned to Terrace and is. renewing ‘Ng
old friendships. :

‘Verne Glass has returned ‘from the |

Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Toombs hare re.

turned from Prince Rupert to their i
home in Lakelse Valley. . . :

This amazing. new ‘Kind of -

Campers Trappers

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