The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.60 per
month in advance,
cludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as all coats
while in the hospital. Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J, Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
cal superintendent at the Hospital.

The Hazelton Hospital

This rate in-.

Hut Air Furnaces

Sheet Metal
: Workers

Steen’s -
Limited

Sanitary and Heating Engineers

Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air
Heating Systems

Lead Burning and Chemical
Burning

Estimates
cheerful
; furnished.

| \_ PRINCE RUPERT, 8c.

(sent for McLARyY's ramoue \

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Wampole’s

MAGNOLAX

Relieves Constipation —

Mineral Oil Emulsion—Lubricat-
ing action ideutical with
the plain oil

Hazelton

Up-to-Date Drug Store —

‘ Importers and
Dealers in

Wallpapers We carry the
; arpest an
Barlaps ” most varied
Paints stuck in
Oils Northern
Varnishes Britieh
Glass Columbia

Brushes, Etc.

Write us for information when
renovating or building your home

Make Your, Home. Attractive!

Beaver Bosne Lintaiputora

A. W. EDGE CO.

im It keeps -
. indefinitely
when the cans
areunopened.
Pure, rich, wt
convenient.

Gl. ST. CHARLES MILK
N Wiite tie Borden ee.

N . Limited, Montreal.

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDA

Y, APRIL 20, 1928

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Usk; j
i Skeena’s Industrial Centre

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My. and Mrs, W. Thams paid
@ visit to Terrace on Sunday and
return. 4

Capt. John Willman was in
Rupert last week on business for
the Kleanza Co.

Messrs. Cousins, Taylor and
Donald went to Terrace, return-
ing via the track, for the reason
that neither they nor automobiles
are yet equipped with wings.

Constable Mancor, of Terrace,
paid Usk a visit and found the
town comfy and active.

The Usk scow ferry, J. W.
Eckert skipper, commenced oper-
ations this week. The necessary.
repuir to the east approach, the
slide in the cut, is being cut
down in readiness for the season.

Norman Barthelot and Foster
Harrison were hosts at a festive
occasion in Bethurem [all], when
over twenty couples occupied the
floor to the paradisiacal strains of
Mr. Paradis’ violin, while the
other stringed instruments ac-
companying made the evening a
successful one.

A, K. Campbell, manager of
the Canadian Bank of Commerce,
Prince Rupert, was a visitor to
Usk and a guest of the Kleanza
Co., returning to Kupert Monday

The Kleanza mill has been tem-
porarily closed down pending the
installation of a new edger and
improvements to the planer. In
the yard hus been piled 600,000
feet of prime Inmber which will
‘run through the planer,’

Father Allard and Rev. T. J.
Marsh held seryices here during
the past week,

Kleanza Creek is getting the
attention of a number of pros-
pectors. Geo, Minchin and Joe.
Marchildon are busy bringing in
a ditch line to sluice their rich

jpaystreak. McMillan and part-

ner are further up the creek pro-
specting, and several others are

preparing to try their luck which

may lead to discoveries on the
benches heretofore overlooked.

Andrew Pete, who may be
designated as a veteran pros-
pector, since he has been in busi-
ness fora number of years has
at last run into an enchanting
valley, between the Naas and
Skeena riyers, where there is
about 3000 acres of the finest
basin at alow level resembling
the central Skeena indentically
and on the borders of. which he
has discovered a new mineral
field. Owing to the deep snow
it will not be possible to deter-
mine its mineral properties till
mid-summer.

'. T, Dunlop, road superinten-
dent, made the trip from Smith-
ers to New Hazelton on Tuesday
by auto. This was the first car
to make the full journey this
year. Tommy is getting a new
car as soon as he gets back to

Smithers. |

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OVERHEARD AROUND

NEW HAZELTON:

A considerable crowd of New
Hazeltoniane went over to Hazel-
ton for the theatricals last Friday.

A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Hagen at The Hospital o
Monday, April 16, .

James Richmond was up from
Terrace over the week-end.

Oscar Lind returned to the
district last week, after spending
the winter at Chu Chua.

Mrs. Spooner has taken over
the bakery piant and in a few

days will be ready to supply the]

staff of life to the zeneral public.

Prince Rupert reports that Jap-
anese steamers may call there
for cargo for the Orient.

Sensational values in gold and
platinum are reported from the
black sands on Graham Island
near Massett, A Vancouver out-
fit is supposed to have a secret
process which will add still more
values to the mineral content.

fo) )
An Indication of Taste
A man is known by the company he keeps,
and we might add—‘‘and the stationery
he uses,”
Keep company with good stationery, the
kind that is printed by
. THE. OMINECA HERALD - |.
| NEW HAZELTON .
THE TERRACE NEWS
‘ ‘PERRACE
You will save money and get some-
; thing reflecting credit on your taste
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The principals at next Thursday's Royal wedding, and Glamis Castle, th

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é present home of the bride-tocbe."

SARL OE STRAP HAAG E:

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We are now open for}
business |

TAXI GAR AND
TRANSFER

to- any part of the dis-
trict at any time and
at a reasonable
price

REPAIR SHOP IN CONNECTION
Phone: 1 short, 2 long

TERRACE MOTORS

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace.
is prepared to furnish

Sash and Door

requirements

Excellent stock of HARDWARE
on hand

Store open Saturdays only from f
noon on
Prices Now Reduced

FOR SALE |

| Magoon Strawberry plants, $1.00 per

100; $7.50 per 1000.

Hood River Strawberry plants, $1.00

per 100; $7.50 per 1000.

Fall-bearing or Every bearing, $2.00 per
50; $3.50 per 100. ;

Forwarded carriage paid at above prices

Magoon and Hood River $6.50 per 1000
f.o.b. Vanarsdol.

Diseount on orders jarger than 1000

Black, Red and White Currant bushes,
32,00 and $8.00 per doz,

Improved Red Jacket ard Champion
Gooseberry bushes, $8.00 per doz,

Apply to
A. Ebring, Vanarsdol, B.C.

Fruit Salesman
‘Wanted |

Frait Salesman wanted by the Kit-
sumkalum Farmers’ [nstitute for a
few weeks commencing May ldth to
solicit orders for berries, pply be-
fore May lst stating age, experience,
salary expected and giving reference to
J. H. Young, Secretary, Terrace, B. C.

For Sale

Strawberry Plants--“Sitka”

The oniy variety that did not winter-
kill winter 1921-2. $1.00 per 100 or
$1.25 delivered.

THE HAZELTON HOSPITAL FARM

Strawberry plants for

Mag oon sale. $6.00 per thou-

sand, f.o.b. Terrace. Mrs. R. M,
Aldous, Terrace. 58

Swat the Mongrel!
Get hatching eggs from my heavy lay-
ing White Wyandotte pen, headed by
University of B.C. cockerel “Snow-
flake’ No. 6128. Price $2.00 15 eggs.
Leave orders at Sargent’s store, Hazel-
ton. T. J, Davidaon, Kispiox. 4l4d

Allison's
; + Beauty
strain, for exhibition and utility.. Eggs
for hatching $1.50 for 13.. Also Barred
Rock hens and pullets for. sale, $2.50
ecb. One fine cockerel, $5.00. Mrs,
R. M. Aldous, Terface,  ” bs

NOTICE

, Having. disposed of the Jame
Kay Transfér busineas to A? EY: Faleon-
er, I hereby give nutice that all parties .
indebted to the late James MacKay,
James MacKay. Estate or the James
MacKay Transfer. ate ired to pay
promptly, and without farther notice,
the sum of theit indebtedness to’ the
undersigned. ‘

Notice is also given t l accounts .~
against ‘the lite ames tebthy: ‘James
acKay Estate or the James MacKay
Trenefer, must be: forwarded to me-at ~ ™
once for settlement... wales

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