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‘ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,

JUNE 22, 1993

Hot Air I aces

‘Sheet Metal
Workers
Steen’s
Limited

Sanitary and Heating’ Engineers

Heating Systems

Lead Burning and Chemical
Burning

” Estimates
sheerfally a
furnished, '

"acon fo: MoLary’s’ Famous \

Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air

\ PRINCE RUPERT, 3.

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TELKWA TALES |
oe Vinay” of Bulkley

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policeman in the north, located

force in North Vancouver.

_On Sunday morning last James
Cronin left for the Babine Bon-
anza mine, his first trip this
season, A quantity of supplies
were also sent up from here.

Harry Howson, one of the first
;mining men that came into this
part of the country, and who has
returned after an absence of a
| dozen years or more, went up to
Hunter Basin last Saturday with
Paddy Carr to look over some of

Soda Fountain
Ice Cream Soft Drinks

I

Up-to-Date Drug Store

. Hazelton

¢

The Hazélton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50 per
month in advance, This rate in-
cludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as al} costa
while in thehospital, Tickets-are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J. Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
cal superintendentat the Hospital.

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements “

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
. on han

Store open Saturdaya only from
noon on

Prices Now Reduced

ae

PRINCESS

ICE CREAM PARLOR

‘Tee Cream Ice Cream Soda
Soft Drinks Confectionery :
“Afternoon Tea served

from 12 to § p.m.
Cigars Cigarettes

‘Ice Cream supplied in quantities

S. J. Kirkaldy, Terrace

Be, One-pound loaves 2 for Be .

New Hazelton

aE ar ee ee |

FRESH BREAD DAILY
made ‘in a modern oven

Ask for Mra. Spooner's
| bréad at your store: *

aélves that it is worth ‘while and
in a'shoft tithe the head ‘man will

is scouting for mining men who
are anxious to get located in this
neck of the woods and he knows
where some promising prospects
are located.

When Constable Fairbairn was
in the south -recently he ran
across a brother of John McAuley,
the first senior constable in this
district. He first Went into
South Fort George at the time
Mr. Hern opened the govern.
ment agency there. He was
well known through the north,
In 1914 when the war was de-,
clared he was visiting his old
home in the Highlands of Seot-
land and enlisted there with the
mine sweepers. His boat was
blown'up and of a crew of 86 only
six bodies were recovered, and
his was one of them. They were
picked up on the north coast of
Treland. . .

T. J. Jefferson is planning to
leave shortly for a trip and ‘a
rood long ‘rest from the mental
strain of inducing capital to take
hold of mineral properties in this
district. For the past eighteen
years Tom has been working on
monied men with the one end in
view. He has succeeded in
getting them started and now it
is up to those properties to make
good. A start has been made
and as conditions warrant it the
development work will be in.
creased to an extent that ig as
yet ‘beyond the fondest hopes of
the most optimistic of the loca)
people. Tom’s many friends
here will miss him and his opti-
mism, but they know that he
will not’ be away long. He will
have to come baek and see the
results of his faith and his labors,

An assayer for the Federal
Mining & Smelting Co. was ex-
pected to arrive here this week.
The work’ on the Dome moun-
tain property, according to all
reports, is more encouraging than
was anticipated by. those who
knew the property best. Some

have been in ard datistied them-

be ‘here.- In the meantime .a

2.

Sam Grant, another old _time

at Hazelton,-is now on the police

the claims in that section. Harry |:

the Cal
Stampede featu

With the old-fzshion
and

dial

can -Ji
bound for Yokohama

caieae ee by" arrived at
200d deal of machinery is being|*

hauled up and installed, and 8
good deal of work-ia being: done
under ground. The yein. hag
been widened out very consider-

Here andThere |

a

CARBONOL

000,000 to

Mr, Beatty hes a lot
—Ottawa Journal.

a larger automobile

the history of

weighing 24

three feet in length.

four feet wide,
tance from Vancouver

town, Ireland,

ash:
were distributed.

Southampton
bee,

pool, having crossed
hours and 88 minutes,

whe found the Sault
ing will take place Au

two afternoons,

Lawrence,

will
trade
Quebec,

prospective

land will be the distri

cowboy equipment.

-vessel = left

Aliner

8AM -

and out over the Atlanti

than any other province,
every 15. people owns a car,

Saskatchewan's crop - cost : $187
produce last year.
Proceeds amounted to $287,000,000.,

During the month of April and
the first two weeks of May 300
claims were registered in the coun-
ties of Temiskaming and Abitibi, the
God field of the province of Quebec,

“Twenty marriage engagements
are among-the results of a round-
the-world voyage of a C.P.R. liner,”
to answer fox.

With a population which is over
70 per cent. rural Saskatchewan haa
registration
One in

One of the largest fish caught in
Lake Timagimi was
Tecently caught by E. B. Hamlin
whe, with a small bass hook and
light steel rod.landed a salmon treut

pounds and measuring

In 1920 there were cut in Canada
4,024,826 cords of pulpwood. This
would, if piled four feet high and,
reach in a continu-
ous line over 6,000 miles, or the dis-
to Halifax,
ic to Quegna-

Trees to the number of 10,000
were distributed among Saskatoon
School children by the - Parks Offi-
cials and Dominion Forestry Branch
on the eccasion of Arbor Day, Each
child received one maple and ona
Last year only 5,000 trees

The Empress of France, of the Can-
dian Pacific fleet, now on the trang-
Atlantic service between Hamburg,
and Cherbourg to Que-
holds the record for the fastest
journey between Quebec and Liver.
in 5 days, 22
juat two hours
less than the Empress of Britain,

> General Sir Arthur Currie will
unveil 4 memorial cairn at Sault Ste,
Marie to Etienne Brule and his com-
panion Grenooll, the coureurs de bois,
and discovere
Lake Superior in 1622. The unveil-
st 7th’ dur-
ing Discavery Week, w en the Ojib- " =
‘ways will produce “Hiawatha” on

Notwithstanding that there will,
be-an increase this year in Canadian
Pacific steamship. traffic on the: St.
with 17 more sailings
_than in 1922, Canadian Pacific. offi-
cials report that “ships are ‘being
well booked and that according to
present indications the 1923 season
ill show improvement in ocean
from both Montreal and

Whales are reported early and
plentiful this season and despatches
from Victoria state that conditiong
surrounding the inauguration of the
deep-sea hunt this year are the most.
promising in more than a decade, ,
The demand for canned whale meat
has become so pronounced that the
ack of the Victorian
whalers is already disposed of. Eng-
uting market
for canned whale meat this year,

A replica ef an old time Hudgon’s
Bay fort, such as once wds the
nucleus of thewestern posts of the
great company, and which still exist
in the far north, will be erected at
gary Exhibition grounds,
July 9 te 14, as a part of the big
re. Special arnange-
ments are also being made to pro-
vide a coximodious campin
for the Old Timers

ground

who will attend

ed chuck -wagons

y.¢

Running on schedule the Canadian
Pacific Steamship’s liner “Empress
of Canada,” Captain~A, J.

in demonstrated her right

_ : im of “Queen of the Pacific.” Th
of the head men of the company! Canadian Wyeee,pt te Pacific.” The

Tailey,
to the

Vancouver

twenty-four hours behind the ‘Ameri. .
“ President - McKinley
recently.. The
of Canada” docked about
8 AM, and the “Preside

nt MeKiay,

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J ably: ahd thé values ‘are a high developed on Dome:mountain....

as ever. ‘There is no doubt, in
the minds of many, that a great}
gold vrodu¢ing property. is_being|~

The

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| The New Disinfectant

Superior.to lye, lime and all other Spring cleansers.
For cleanin

chicken ceops,
bles, ete, PS

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE |

" St. Andrew’s Society

Dance

DOMINION DAY

Har oF Prorits WILL Go
‘TO THE Hospitan Funp

Will be held inthe G.W.
V.A. Hall at
Terrace, B.C.
MONDAY, JULY 2nd,
Gentlemen, $1.00 - Ladies, 50c

EVERYBODY WELCOME’

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Withatand moré moisture

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Canadians

Dien and kts MATCHES

THE CANADIAN MATCH CO LIMITED, MONTREAL

TERRACE, B.C.”

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

SURVEYS THROUGHOUT CENTRAL B. C.

7—
-B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

P.O, Box 948
PRINCE RUPERT, B,C,

’ A wire
will bring us

“HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT

Eurepean Pign
Rates $1.50 per day and up

First-class Cafe a ln Carte

aes

- The natural food.
for babies when
mother’s milk
fails is |

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Barrister Solicitor
Notary Public
L.

S. McGILL

: SMITHERS 2

or tha Itching nature
{t seome to
and dilatora,

Genlus produces

“PAX”
Internal Pile Remedy

Pax 16 the preseription of well Inown physician
and hag proved successful in hundreds af ¢:
ts dstinet trom reat:

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford —

All descriptions of sur-—
veye promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON ;:

therta found tellef do not
ax,

Except in unusual stubborn

usually suffielent. uv ae one fox ts

Get “PAX” from your Druggist

supply you send One Dollar and

sent you in a plain Dackage, .
CROWN CHkwicar, |

‘PRODUCTS or Ganapa

or if he cannot
“PAX” vill be

1015 Dominion Bufiding —_

For Sale
Mile Creek, adjoining Anderson's farm

Ideal location for fruit orchard. App
Mrs, J. Short, New Hazelton.

Hundred and sixty
acre:homeatead, 4-
Bit .

VANCOUVER, 3.0,

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Everr Mopern Facirry For Tap
CORRECTION ‘OF ‘Toor Taousixs

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For Sale wo - Miles...

house, barn and othér buildings.
an acre aflonghed and read
All fenced.

Hazelton. -,

for. seed.

Over four acres at
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-. Apply. Mrs, J. Short, New
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