THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926 =

as

S. H. SENKPIEL

“Get it at Senkpiel’s”

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
FLOUR and FEED

-A pleasant evening was spent.

General Merchant

New Hazelton, B.C.

, visit with his friend Jas. Dean,

Va

to

C. W. DAWSON

Omineca Hotel, Hazelton, B. C,

Raw Furs Wanted.

BRING OR SHIP YOUR FURS.

Jengineer, left Tuesday evening

‘Highest cash prices paid and best grading given.

™ Steamship & Train Service

t §.8, PRINCE RUPERT will sail from PRINCE RU-
im = PERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE,
and intermediate points each FRIDAY, 9.00 a.m,
For STEWART and ANYOX, .....--.seeeee

whe eseeveereserners WEDNESDAY, 10.00 p.m.

8.5. PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for Vaneauver via 4 Queen Charlotte Islands

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

* Hasthound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 4.17 a.m,
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, 11.00 pen m.

For Atlantic stenmohip sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or.
R. .F.. McNaughton, District Passenger, Agent, Prince Rupert, B. Ch

with an empty coal bin.

Don’t Get Caught !

When the cold weather comes, as it surely. will, don’t let it find you

Auto Service to all part of thé district, ‘Teams for hire.

~The Falconer Transfer

_ HAZELTON, B. 6.

'|ply to the district from Kitwanga

: jof the track, : i Dr. Wrineh, M. L

Let us take your order. now for your supply.

{apnly i in ‘their. district and, if 80
{to name the boundaries. ‘The sea-

BOOT AND SHOE

Repairing |

RUBBER ‘yams - _ All sizes
NEVERSLIP ICE OREEPERS ft

G. W. Dungate

‘HAZELTON, B.C,

The Hazelton Hospital

month in advance,

‘The. Hazelton Hospital | issues, ” HI
: tickets for any period at 1.50 per,
This rate in- se
‘-| eludes: ‘office consultations and |
- tpedicines, a8 well.as ‘all costs
‘while in the hospital. Tickets are™:
obtainable in Hazelton from the;
drug: store; from 7. J.. Thorp,’
Telkwa, orby mail from the medi-" :] was also expsndid by private pare}

! ties $1579. -

[i HAZELTON NOTES |

A very y enjoyable dance was
held at Love’s, Kispiox, Friday |;
evening of last week. Three car
loads went out from town and all
had a good time,

Quite a number of young folks
‘yisited the bride and groom, Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Myros, Tuesday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. Smith..

The electric light plant is be-
ing moved toa new home.
Archie Darlington has recover-
ed from his recent illness and he
hopes to be on the job again on
Monday,

a few days this week after mak-
ing several little trips around the
the district Including a week's,

e

The executive of the W. A. to
the H.. H. will meet next Wed-

Mrs. Sharpe. -
Douglas Lay. district mining

for Victoria.
. Services. will be held on Sunday

baptism, at 3and evening service
7 30.

» aretideacon Rix of Prince Ru-

pert will meet the local people at

sion. House this evening. .
. Mrs. Jack Robinson entertain-
ed a number of friends to a rum:
my party last week. Mrs, C.-W.
Dawson won the first’ prize and

lake have -been quite frequent
the last counle of weeks.

The Felix Bridge Club met at.
the home of Mrs. Chappel Wed-
nesday night. The prizes went
to Mra. Sargent and Mrs. Newick

The Hazelton Rod & Gun Club
has requested the authorities to
extend the close season -for-trout
from April 30th to June 30th. In
the late spring many of the trout

the longer close season is desired |
to, protect: the fish, :The local),
club asks that the new dates ap-

to Moricétown and 50 miles north
of the track,and 25 miles “south

A, has the matter in handand he
has also asked the Smithers Club
ifs they want the new season. to

gon for trout will ‘most likely bell
changed this year, .

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Local District -
Forest Report
For. Last Year|

"aeons

“tn the Prince’ Rupert Forestry
district ‘there were ‘reported in|
|| ali 197 fires, Fifty-five cost'fires|-
‘\{ entailed an- expenditure of. $12,-
1905 by the forest bitanch, There}

Angus Beaton was around town :

nesday afternoon at the home of |

next.in St,,Peters church as fol- 7
Jlows:—Holy communion at 11;

an informal reception at the Mis-| .

Skating parties on the hospital!

caught had not vet: spawned and|

ener smmneiaatshit

ae

were fire swept.
acres of reproduction, 8,049 acres’
"of old burn and unmerchantable

ing land were: burned. '

The total area burned over was
12,094 acres and the estimated
damage to forests was $12,514,

buildings amounted to $2,869.
During the close season the de-
partment issued 1882 permits to

erations on 4895.

tions of the fire law and ten con

An analysis of the causes of
the fires show:— Road eonstrue-
tion 1, industrial operation 6, op-
eration of railway 8, lightning 9,
miscellaneous known causes 12,
unknown causes 16, land clear-
ing operations 35, campers, in-
cendiarism and smokers 110,

carelessness | is still leveying the
heaviest toll on- the public purse
and playing havoe with the great-
est natural resource in the pro-
vince,

The Consolidated Exvorters
Corporation, of Prince Rupert,
was fined’ $2,500 Tuesday morn-
ing by Magistrate McClymont.

was the charge. a

SKEENA ELECTORAL DISTRICT
: . - 4
Notice re Extraordinary
Traffic

‘

As provided for i in Section 82 of the
‘Highway Act”, Chapter 103, R.8.B.C.
1924, it Wilk probably be found neces-
sary for their protection to close during
the spring thaw all highways in the

| 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

, G. C, MACKAY,
: District Engineer.

Dist. En ineer’s’ Office, . . ,
Court ouse, :
Prince Rupert, B.C. -
‘Dated January 16. 1926. . 8035

a ND SURVEYOR
‘J. Allan Rutherford:

_ All desériptions of sur- |
‘vey promptly executed ‘

-¢ SOUTH HAZELTON  :

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‘SOLtorTOR NOTARY PUBIC

LS. McGill -
oo ‘BARRISTER
"SMITHERS | . British Columbia, 7

timber and 2,815 acres of grait- iS

Damage to forest ‘products and}

burn, covering Jand-clearing op-| §

Eleven informations were laid| }
against individuals ‘for infrac- |

victions were secured. Fines /|-
Jranged from.$25 to $100.

»Phis analysis demonstrates that }

An infraction of the liquor act 4

Skeena ‘Electoral District to Motor |

please govern themselves accordingly. |:

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to Hazelton 2 BEC.
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acres of merehdintable timber ear-|- + «gna
|rying four and a half millon feet!
In addition 449"

Feeble Old People and For
Convalescents (

WAMPOLE'S
OF COD LIVER |

will create new strength, energy and stamina—
fortifying the syste egainst attacks from acute
diseases, such as Grippeé, Tofluenza, Pneumonia,
‘Coughs, Cotds, Diptheria, ‘Fevers, Er.

Wampole’a Extract of Cod Liver algo affords
prompt and timely help for pale, sickly, listitss,
anaemic girls just budding inte womanhood. If
taken regularly it will improve the impaired ap-
petite, help overcome shortness of breath, end”
restore 6 hedithy color to lips and cheeks.

Price | id $1.00

esenanstsesaa

Obtainable at

; The Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton, B.C.

Y For Growing Boys and Girls,

| TASTELESS EXTRACT |

Wm. Grant’s
Agency.

REAL ESTATE

District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—
Life
Fire
* Health
Accident

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| HAZELTON » BC am

Omineca
Hotel

_ C. W. Dawson, Prop. .

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Diging room in connection

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BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New -
“Hazelton and the Railway,

_ orto any point in the dis-
; ‘triet—and at any hour.

‘Phone Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, t ‘short 1 long

., Omineea: Hotel,:2 long 2 short | -

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a. E, Orchard, | Owner .

“The headquarters for the Bulkley
find ¢ is a grand: hotel to-stop at...

enddte horses. provided.

The Bakley. ta

European: ‘or American, Plan}...
Valley. ‘Tourlsta and Commerclal ‘men

All trains niet: ' Auitoa,: livery or: lige 2

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