Canning Season

7 Get your jars, tops, etc., from us.
i have our stock on hand.

We

a “Fruit For Canning

: ! Place your order for. all fruit with us now.

We will watch the market and supply your

needs with the best quality, and

price is the lowest.

en the.

S. H. SENKPIEL

General Merchant

New Hazelton, B.C.

Cars to any point in the district at any hou
night.

Our up-to- -date garage facilities ensure quick,
FREIGHTING | FORWARDING

A. E. Falconer

—"

: Auto and Garage Service.

Fast, efficient service; careful, experienced drivers

Govmnt. phone:
2 long, 1 short

r of the day or

efficient repairs
TRANSFER:

Hazelton

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE |

Aupuat 5, 8 12, 15, 22, 26,
| For Ketchikan, Wrangell Juneau, Skagway--August 7, 10,

every Saturday at 11 a.m.

! ‘SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—For Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,

$3.5. “PRINCESS MARY’’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Fuli information from
W. C, Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Streot, Prince Rupert

17, 21, 28, SL.

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- Team of Horses, five. Cows, one
. Calves, 2-year-old Ayrshire Bull, :
Household | Furniture and many

Sale Starts 10, aM... ok

-13-Mile, Telkwa Road

Frys

- TERMS cast 7 bys

Auction Sale

25 TONS TIMOTHY HAY IN STACK "
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

J SATUR., AUGUST 29th

“Adatns Wagon, Mower, Rake, Disc; Piéw, Gai
den and a Horse Cultivator, and one Buggy
Heifer, three. |

and Poultry
other articles

MRS. Ss SCHULTZIC -

WAS. SANDERS, ‘Auctioneer

-{hear him.

_| very pleasant bridge party on
Wedneésday night . at her home,

s. Sargent and, ‘Mrs, “Win, Gow:.

_| days.

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| HAZEL'TON NOTES |

A son was born on Thrusday,
August 18th, to Mr. and Mrs,
John Thompson of. Cedarvale.. It
weighed 10 lbs, and 15 ounces on
the hospital scales. _

Thos. Forest of Skeena Cross-
ing, who has heen at the hospital
for some time, left this week for
Kamloops.

Ed. Hall, whose face came in
contact with a stump some weeks
ago, left Saturday morning for
the coast, .

Miss Hickman, R. N., left Kit-
wanga last Saturday for the Pa-
cific.coast on the second leg of
her journey and holiday. —
Prince Rupert Annual Exhibi-
tion, September 8th to 12th,

Central B.C. Sports and Attrac-
tions and every feature that could
help you to enjov vourself. 1
’ Rev. T, D. Proctor motored to
Smithers this week, and reports
that the road.around Moricetown
is just about as dusty. as the
desert. He says that between
forty and fifty cars will be down
from Smithers to the flower show
today, -

Mr.. and. Mrs. John Robinson
and Mrs. L. A. Graef motored to
Smithers the first of the week
and brought back Miss Charlotte
Graef, who had been visiting
Mrs, Austin Goodenough tor a
week.

Col. Knott, secretary for Wes-
tern Canada of the Salvation
Army, gaye a lecture in the
United church last Monday even-
ing on “The Holy Land”.
goodly number. was. present to.

Capt. and Mrs. Houghton, of
Glen Vowell, have returned from
‘a. visit to Victoria accompanied
by. their daughter, Capt. Hough-
ton, who is spending the week
with them before proceeding to
Winnipeg, where she makes her
home. '

Mrs, James Turnbull ' "gave a

The prizes were won by’ Mrs: R.

~ Mrs. Schaake’ rey ‘been’ under’
the doctor's care for the past few

. Mrs, Archie, Melnnes arrived
Thursday montiig for the flower
show.:-

a ae mal ei 288 at ent

that the lot of the patient is som
what less desirable: that “that 0)

Exhibits from every part of North}

Aj.

_. Miss, Joy Bord. who just com- |
pleted ‘her nurses. ‘training course
jon Thursday last without loosing |
a day. through illness, went into}
‘| the. operating room the, next: day

land has ‘since been petting her't|l}.- :
meals in bed and resting up: She |. bo
will shortly leave ‘for her home|. 3
in Armstrong, honestly. believing | ee

Mrs. Ed. Hyde entertained a
number of ladies to bride Mon-
] |day afternoon at her picturesque
faye in honor of her guest, Mrs.¥
Wm. Miller of Prince Rupert.
The drawing room, where the
bridge tables were, was zorgeous-
ly decorated with gladioli, the
aristrocrat of cut flowers. The
prize was won by Mrs. Sawle,
with Mrs, Anderson capturing
the low honors, Refreshments
‘were served in the vine-covered
rustic summer house on the front

lawn, The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Hogan, who poured tea,
and Mrs. Walton Sharpe, who
presided at the coffee pot. -

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. ‘Allan Rutherford

All deseriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

:  SCUTH HAZELTON

FORD SERVICE AGENTS

HAZELTON
GARAGE

Cary & Stone - Owners

“First-class work on all cars.

OIL AND GAS FOR SALE

FREE AIR STATION

Garage. located across
from Omineca Hotel.

: Hazelton, B.C,

For Sale

well-bred dairy

cattle, baby calves (bull calf $3.00, oe
heifer calf $5.00, purebred calf $10. 00) : d

Twenty head of am

seven yearlings $15. 00 each; five heifers, Gam

18 months old, just bred, $35.00 each. *
w. C, J
0809

All from good milking stock.
Little, Wondcock, B.C.

-—
Denti sts

Drs. Coughlan and Agnew

‘Will be in Hazelton at the Omineca
Hotel on

- August 29th, 30th and Bist

Coming

prompt’ attention.

Make your appotitments early to be assured of
You owe it to your teeth.

- Private

and
2 DOUBLE BEDS.:

/18-DAY CLOCK. .
Lh ‘WICKER: CHAIR.:;

All Sales

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ef the nurse, .-

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4 FUMED OAK DINING Room SUITE 0 of table, six chairs, —
ute
1 DOUBLE GASOLINE LAMP,’
‘1 NEW SUPERIOR RANGE, fair condition. a:
- 1 McCLARY VERY HOT BLAST COAL HEATER |
«1 -OPEN FRONT COAL STOVE, ; a
‘1 LARGE MAHOGANY DRESSER. .
1 CONGOLEUM RUG, nearly new. “1CARPET. | 2
: : SEVERAL SMALL ‘TABLES, — :
4 | DESK AND BOOKCASE COMBINED.
' 1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE
1 OLIVER TYPEWRITER..

And numerous d other articles,

dode'r may’ he seen, Bt; any ti time on spelieation to.

Sale of

I WARDROBE..

me KITCHEN CABINET.

For Cash -

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