THE OMINECA HERALD WEDNESDAY.

JULY 3,192. 3

“Shoes Clearance Sale
Women and Boys

; « These are all good shoes and are extra big value at
| the prices asked during the sale.

The stock includes shoos for women, boys and
i ¢hildren, Get yours before its too late, i

W. J. LARKWORTHY
General Merchant |
| New Hazelton, - - - B.C.

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R. F, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent,

Steamship and Train Service

torla, Seattle and intermediate points each Mon-
day Tharsday 4.00 p.m. Saturday at 7.00 p.m.

day at 4,00 p.m.

For Massett Inlet Ports, Monday, 8,00 p.m.
-Por South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly.
For Skagway, Wednesdays, 4,00 p.m.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, Daily except Sunday 7.20 p.m,
Westbound, Daily, except Tuesday, 7.51 a. m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen
Prince Rupert, B.C,

Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vanecourver, Vice |

For Anyox and Stewart, Monday 8.00 p.m, and Fri-

THE REXALL DRUG STORE

A complete stock of

Druggists Sundries
Toilet Goods Stationery
Kodaks and Films '

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by
three registered pharmacists.

Drugs Candy

We pay postage on mail orders when ordera are  aécompanied
by sufficient cash, otherwise sent c. 0. D., parcel post.

-ORMES LIMITED

The Pioneer Druggists The Rexall Store _

Prince Rupert, B. C.

New Flato Boat

ABOAT .ABED ABATH INABAG

Can be made ready for use in five minutes *

Sportsmen use it in all seasons for Fishing
Swimming and Hunting |
Supplied with Take-down Ores and Brass Pump

‘Price---$75. 00 f. o.b. Hazelton
Green or Yellow $80. 00

C. W. ‘Dawson, Hazelton, B.C.

Agent for British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba -

Short Stories |
Close to Home |

Wm. Grant is district agent for the
Great West Life Assurance Co. He is
in a position to look after your inter-
ests and is living here all the time.

‘J. D Galloway of Victoria and the
first district mining engineer in this
district has been elected a fellow of the
Royal Society of Canada. This is a
distinction’ prized rt many but grant-
ed to few. ,

‘Sid. Winsby, jr. head bis holidays
eut a big gash in his‘leg. He went to
close the back door of the: house and
fell over.n tin can, He is under the
dloctor’s care,

Thanksgiving servies for the. recov.
ery of health. and strength of King
George will be held in New Hazelton
church Sunday afternoon at 2.380 when
Rev. T. D. Proctor will he. present.

The W.. A. of St. Peter's church will
meet at Mrs Sealy’s on Thursday after-
noon at 8 o‘clo¢k when usiness in con-
nection witha proposed strawberry s0-
cial will be discussed.

The Sunday: ‘school in cennection
with St. Peter’s church will not be
held during ki uly and August.

- Bishop Rix left Hazelton last Thurs-
day night for Smithers and then on to
Vanderhoof for services on Friday be-
fore leaving by train on Saturday for
the Peace River country where he will
spend the next month.

Miss Ida Schultzik of Topley wns a
guest last week of Miss Jane York.

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‘Miss Orrice: Sargent left on Thurs-
day last for Seattle. where she will be
for a few weeks. . ‘

Douglas Parent hag received word
that he passed his final examinations
at the Techinical School of Montreal,
He took the mechanical course and
was third in the class. He now con-
templates taking the mining engineer's
course at McGill

Rey. Win. Allen and family who put
in several years in ‘Terrace, and who
were moved.by the last conference of
the: United Church of Canada, were

‘lin New Hazelton on Friday night last.

They shipped their car to this point
and from here motored through to Van-
couver. Mr, Allen was scheduled té
preach at Prince George last Sunday.

After an absence of & year and a
half in Vancouver Miss Arina Johnson
returned to New Hazelton last Friday
night and will remain at her home here
for some time due to the poor health of
her mother and ‘sister.

Misses Agnes and Mary Mather of
the Kispiox left last Saturday for their
old home on Queen Charlotte Islands
for the summer os

Mrs. John Love visited last week in
Terrace.

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» Miss Mary Holland, a student in Ed-

monton school, arrived. home. on. Sun-
J} day lust to’ apend a hollday with her

father, wm. Holland. ©

Miss Mary Saxgent, who has been al.
tending school'in Vancouver, returned
home last Wednesday evening. for the
summer, Jack and Bill Sargent got
home on Monday night..

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"andy Ruddy of Burns Lake waa’ in.
New Hazelton last week - renewing | old
acquaintances. He expects to have
Mrs. Ruddy home - ‘shortly. She. has
been. making better: ptogress lately and

— lit is felt she will be’ better off at home
moe than in the-south. a :

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cut short on Saturday night when hej

.2 number of friends to a pienic at their

- ilnally had to’be called off.

vue

Taxis *
Gurage

Call us day ‘or night.

“Marshall Bros. & York

Freighting 7
Blacksmithing .

Prompt and efficient service at any hour,

| Transfer
Car Supplies

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Gas

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line and every girl and woman a
dressing table.

. HAVE YOU TRIED

Duska Toilet Preparations?

7 With the Incomparable Odor

This is something new and real class.
best line of Toilet Preparations yet produced. It is 2 very complete
jonld have these preparations on her

We believe it is ‘the very

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- ‘The. Up-to- Date Drug Store,
_ ' HAZELTON, B.C.

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8.58. Princess Maquinna for Butedale,

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-ERNADIAN PAGI

BRITISH. COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHI
To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, July 6, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26,29

| To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, July 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31.

. son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a, m.

Visit the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banff and Lake Louise

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES
Ww. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

FIC.

East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan-

Fall information from

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~HAZELTON| THEATRE.
Saturday, J uly 6

— Canyon of

Featuring
Ken Maynard and his horse Tarzan
Adults 75c Children 35c ,

Adventure

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office manager for the Sliver Cup, has |
written kind regards to his old asso-

clates here. .He says that the machin-
ery is all on the ground for the mill at
the ‘Tulameen’ mine ‘owned by W. B.
Dornberg. Mr. Dornberg was there
for a- few. days

Mr. Burnet of ‘Kisplox preached in
the New Hnzelton' eqarch Jast "Sunday
morning ,

Mr, and Mrs, Wm. ‘Gow entertained

enmp on Sealy. Lake - on July Ist. «
very jétly time was spent but up, uy
supper thine Jeff. Woodall was the ov
one who could entice the fishes.
"Nearly ail the people of New Hazel-
ton and old Hazelton went to Smithers
for Dominion Day, The day Wag: dull
from the atart, but about .three ‘o'clock
there was-a° heavy rain in Smithers
and although a brave effort. was made
to carry ‘through the sporta program it

“LAND FOR. SALE_Town lots ‘for
gale, 132 x 132, being corner lots and
suitable for business or divelling: sites. |
Apply to’ Wm. Grant's Agency, Hazel-
ton, B. Cc. ‘

Dr. Hugh Dickey, éye,ear
and. throat specialist, . of}:
Vancouver, willbe at. Omi-

Wm Sheri of. Fruldneen seca oa

‘!Omineca Hotel .

neca Hotel, July 4,5 and 6. vf

Nice. Soft Drinks

The Coldest i in Town

‘We have installed ‘The Liquid”
Bottle Cooler and Dispenser in our soft
drink parlor. This cooler is the latest
thing on the market and its capacity is
such that no matter. how. - buey your
drink will always be cold,

Come and Try Fy Drink

Ginger Ail, Orange Crush,
Strawberry, Lime, Lemon, .

‘(Coco Cola and several other

soft, refreshing drinks. _

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C. W. DAWSON.

~ Hazelton

_ FOR . SALE ©

” Beven ; cows malitcing:: ‘one hetfer’ and
one bull, together with’ a complete out:

fit of bottles, pails, ete,

‘This. fg. 9 profitable: mille’ business,
For: farther ‘arttenlars ‘apply to.

THE: OMINEOA. HERALD
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