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Supplies for Mining Companies, Prospectors
Loggers, Farmers, Town People

Goods always fresh and reliable

_ Fresh Meat Smoked Fish Fresh Fraits

Flour and Feed, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard. .
ware, Mens Clothes, Boots and Shses

Fresh Fish

W. J. LARKWORTHY.

‘General Merchant
New Hazelton, B. C.

-N ew Flato Boat:

A BOAT A BED © ‘A BATH IN A BAG ©

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Can be made ready for use in Five minutes .

Sportsmen use it for Spring Fishing; Summer
Swimming; Fall Shooting

Supplied with Take-down Ores and Brass Pump

~ Price-- $75.00 f.0.b. Hazelton

Green or Yellow $80.00

C.W. Dawson . Hazelton, B.C.

Distributor for British Columbia and Alberta

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Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate points Mondays, Thursdays, 4,00 p.m.,
Saturdays, 6 p.m,

For ANYOX and STEWART Mondays, Fridays, 4.00.

For MASSETT INLET PORTS Mondays, 4.00 p. m.
For . SOUTH QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS :

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For SKAGWAY Wednesdays, 4.00 p.m.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Westbound, .7,61 a.m, daily, except TUESDAY.
Eastbound, 7.20 p.m., daily except SUNDAY.

Be,

Make a trip to Jasper Park this summer returning via Vancouver and.
Prince Rupert, Very low rates.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agento

‘{whnt is generally supposed to be Fred
.|McLean who met his death in the Fal-

Jas. fax as Fourth cabin on. the_ tele-

| police force, blew into Hazelton this

. of the week in Smithers.

R, F, McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

Pacific Railway Company }

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‘ Canadian.
-BRITISH | COLUMBEA. COAST STEAMSHIP. SERVICE

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, I uneau ‘and ‘Skagway, Jane 11. 165, 18, “22, 26, 29 -

_ To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, Sune 9, 16, 20, 28, 27, 30.
8. S. Princess Royal for sutedale, East’ Bella Bella,” Ocean Falls, Swan-

- _ . bon Bay, Campbell ‘River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a, m.

Lee FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from

WwW. Cc. Orchard, former Third Avenue: and Fourth ‘Street, Prince Rupert -
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Books; Reeords. a. and Vietrolas; Office op

Drags, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazine | :

: ver, B. Oo er

“Local Items

The « ‘remains’ of. what is. generally

couer fire last: Saturday night, were
intered in: the Hazelton cemetery on
Tnesday. morning. Rev. J. H, Young
conducted services ut the graveside.
‘There was a large number of. Hazel-
ton citizens present. -

Owell CG. Bastman of Salem; Mass.,

who blew iutu Hazelton some time ago
and posed os a hiker of some ability.
enroute for Paris, returned to Hazel-
ton on Tuesday a wiser boy. He got

graph line when, be decided to retreat.

A man with a botile of gin in a-
restuarant was picked up by the police
nnd on Tuesday morning paid $50 to
the police court.

Lillian Alling, an old friend of the

week enroute to Echo Lake. She is
on foot ‘and makes on an average of
20 miles a day. Last year she was in
Hazelton and after-a rensonable stay
she was charged with vagrancy and
dvew a six months term in Okala from
the magistrate.
man, wiry and quite capable of tak-
ing care of herself.)

John Dore, accompanied by Mrs.
Dore of Prince Rupert spent the first
of the week in Hazelton. Mr. Dore
was up by connectio with installing 2
new cable at the telephone office.

Tuesday evening as a2 farewell to Rey.
and Mrs. Young. . ,

Dr,, Winch spent the first few days

Mr. und Mrs. Leo Spooner motored
to Smithers Monday evening with Mr.
aud Mrs. Robt, Gil. |

PREPARE FOR SCHOOL

The summer vusation should be used
to prepare children for school. Any
parents who have been advised by the
school phycician or the family pbysi-
tian that their child was ini need of
medical care, and who have not acted
upon the advice ‘should attend to it
without furthur delay,

for the first time in the autum would

order‘ to find out whether or nof he
is in need of any treatment. -

Now is the time to have any physi-
clal defects corrected. The child: then
bas. the summer in. which to build vp
his vitality, and ‘will enter school
physically fit. There is no question
that the childwho is ‘physically . fit
to begin with, and who. leads a reg-

yelopes best both phycsically, and men-
tally,

Children with disensed tonsils, adin-
oids, diseased teeth, or. - who require
glasses are very. definitely handicap-

ed . physically: and - ‘dled. mentally
compared to what’ they should be!”
* Children should- _be” va
against. smailpox. and imnrunized
against diptherln before starting “to
school This should be done in the first

ed, it should be done—NOW.

’ GEDAR POLES WANTED—40 ‘ft.
8 inch tops: also 30 and. 35 'ft..
spection when loaded, Cash payments
—Alberta Paclfic Lumber Oo. Yaneou:

Lillie is a small wo- |

There was a plenie at Two Mile on|-

The parent of the.child who will
be well advised to have the child ex- |.

amined: by ‘the.family physician, in| |.

nny hyginie life is the one who .de- |-

ed. Children’ who do not. recieve prop- |.
ler food, who have not sufficient rest
{who do ‘not play out-of doors are stunt-

Vaccinated .
year of life but if it has been neglect: |. .

In-| 2

| wor! SAL CHHAP—11 nere: tot | *
“near Terrace, sone. river bottom.—a. fee
«| Sehwager;: 1026, ‘Sutter St. Son Bran:

= clsco, oak

_ Autos and horses for hire | ae F “Fae
Teaming, freighting and transfering

| ‘Night or Day C Calls promptly Answered

those

“The Falconer Transfer et

_HazeLTON, B. Cc. ‘GAS

People of the Sheena

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This District Produced i in 1927,

Cedar Poles nd Piling —2, 445, 000 lineal fect.

@ . °° Valued at $400,000

In -n payroll and profits you shared “$980,000

In supplies and equipment. mer-. os a
Every Forest Fire Burns YOUR Dollars
Prevent Them and let Your Slogan her

chants and farmers shared . ~~ 84,000
Provincial revenue received 4 i 36,000

“A Smokeless Summer
~ Along. the Skeena”.

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BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST saivice

vee “Robin Bell-Irving,. of Powell. IL River, B.C,, the. first amateur.to make a’
* hole ix one on the Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course, He accomplished it. ~
¢ at-the fifteenth, which has a name that'speaks for itaelf-—the. Baby. -.
~ Incidentally, he is the firet player, amateur or profe stonal, to do the Bal

y Baby. ine ‘ne-— Canadian Natlonal allways. P otograph,