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_Ta. OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY. AuGUs?. 8, 1994”

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Prine Rope

’ THE LEADING Hote.
IN NORTHERN B.C.

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4 Prince Rupert, B. CG. of

European Plan.

Rates $1.50 per day up.

E. E. Orchard, Owner

} European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to atop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

: saddle horses provided.

| _ Smithers. B.C.

“Omineca Hotel
C. W. Dawson Manager

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
solicited 0

B.C.

Hazelton

a the. “Butktey Hotel

3 SHACKLETON
Hotel .

USK, B.C.

New, clean and eomforteble
Virst-class Dinine’ Room in connection

RATES -ARE ATTRACTIVE

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

Importers and
Dealers in .

Wallpapers We carry the
Burlaps largest and
2 Paints most varied
Oils atock in
. Varnishes -Northem —
Glass ~— British. - .
Brushes, Etc. - - Columbia

Write us for information when .
"renovating or building your home

Make Your Home ‘Attractive !

Beaver Boann DusraauroRe 3

P.O. Box 49, Prince Rupert, BO

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS |

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C...

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~ “| Aaphaltom inl Lake|

_ Country Wide

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‘tions by igneous intrusions makes
te matter more complicated and
no success can be expected until

logically. . ~

of work ag soon as possible; _ It

done this year as the survey par:

work for the season, but it should
be arranged for next year. ~

At the present time represent-
atives of capital are negotiating
with the.owners of some of: ‘the
leases with a view to drilling i in
the field, and it is probable that
within a short time something
definite will have materialized.
It is unnecessary to elaborate on
the advantages | to ‘this district
and the whole of the province |.
that would follow the bringing-in
of a productive oilfield.

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| WEDDING BELLS

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Spooner-Hall
_ The matriage -took- place on
Thursday,” August: 8, of Hazel
Harriett Hall, elder daughter of
George Hall and the late Mrs,
Hall, and Leo Ralph Spooner,
and Mrs. Ralph
Spooner. Both the contracting | ;
parties are. residents of New
Hazelton, and motored.to Smith-
ers for the ceremony, which was
held at the Roman Catholic rec-
tory, Rev. M. Chartiez officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss

ner supported the groom.
lowing the-ceremony the wed-
ding party returned . by ear ta
New Hazelton, where the happy
couple were made the recipients

fof the good wishes of their many
friends, and where they will].

take. their home.

nT

Terrace — Hi

orm

ing in Remo. °

ker last-Saturday, .

strongly represented.
and cards. were’ the. source ot.
entertainment until midnight, at

lunch -was «served.
expressed regret at Mrs. Bleec-

extended : a: ‘hearty. invitation to

she found it. possible to do 80, J

underwent an operation at the

| Hospital.on:. ‘Wedriesday. _ ape >
Jessie,-Smith: is: visiting’: Mre{ fo: .

and Mrs. A. M.: Rudi. ate Burns le
a Lake, eo} ' ar

‘| north.”

- The eutting-up of the forma.

the. whole” field’ is mapped geo-
In this connection it
is to:be: hoped that the Geological,
Survey will undertake this piece
is doubtful if anything can be

ties are all engaged on other.

Hilda Spooner, while Peter Spoo- |.
Fol-

Fanny McLaren has been visit: |

Lakelse Community Club heid ca
a social evening for Mrs. Bleec-| | _

Lakelse was}.
Dancing a

which. hour .a most - ‘tempting |.
Everyone
ker’s leaving the district, and|

her to réturn and visitany time; [°°

Little. Nita. Scott successfully! to 2

Was Help to Women -
Mrs. Robinson:, -of ‘the Home

- Branch, Soldier Settlement Board,

recently spent ‘ten ‘days. in the
in “connection: with: her |#
work. She met” ‘many’ women,
and helped to solve sone of their
problems. She is really a social
service worker in connection with
the’. Soldier Settlement «Board,

and will..be .weleomed in the
north any time she.can return.

. Noted Writer Here. .

the past week. For the last two

aska. She is greatly taken with

| this particular part of B.C. and .
enthuses over the sunsets, the].
mountains, rivers and the pro-| :

ductive land and. ideal climate.
Mra. Reid is a writer of note and
she is gathering material for her
future work. .

Protest Higher Royalty
A protest against the raising

January 1, 1925, will be made by
the Northern B.C. Timbermen’s
Association when the public hear-
ing on the question is opened in
Victoria in September.
test _was decided upon by the

Ttained that the industry cannot

to take effect from the first of
next vear.

Arey you ou a aubscriber yet?
Send in your name and cash.now

|

Mrs, Reid of Los Angeles: has :
been a guest at. Mrs, MacKay’s

months she has travelled in Al- :

of the royalty on timber as from|.

This pro-|.

executive of the association at al |
special meeting last Friday even-|:
‘}ing in Prince Rupert. [tis main- |.

bear any such levy as is planned

: ia AROUND ©
_ NEW HAZELTON

‘The Trail. Rangers’ left Tues
day for a camping trip: at -the
Senkpiel ranch at Beameiit..

‘Mr. and Mrs. Weaver and fam-

ily arrived in town on Sunday
and have rented the Vv. F. Dunn
house. “

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Lote om

Repairs and improvements are =

| being :made to the New. Hazelton:

public school. - More: and more |
accommodation ia required. - oe
“Mr. and./Mrs,. Jack? Johnson .
"| ind family dtrived from Terrace:
on Tuesday and have rented the:
‘Ardagh house,"
Tommy Brewer, ‘of Smithers, ;
was renewing old acquaintances
in the. district during the ‘week--
end. |
The Herald is $2.00 a year.

SEEING THE TORS TW CORO 7°

EW. steel mountain cbserva-

tion car, Mount Geikie, used

on the Continental Limited of
the Canadian: National Railways
for the comfort and- convenience
of passengers wishing to view the
scenic Rockies in. comfort. .
central portion of the car there ig
seating. capacity for 36° ‘persons
and an additional 14 camp chairs

In the.

are carried at each open observa-
tion end of the car. The car is
heated by a vapor heating system
and windows in the body of-the car
extend to the roof, allowing clear
vision ta passengers while sitting
or standing. Comfortable, roomy
seats have been provided, which -
are upholstered wi with. Spanigh 3 Pan- t
80 iJ 2

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cost core : x

. Terms Cash”

MeClary Kootenay Range
ie oo Buffet

| oe “above are all practically new. .
= Dining: Room Tables and Chairs’
~» Kitchen Furniture.and Utensils.’
> CGoleman:and Aladdin Lamps.
1 i Dressers and Washstand —
ae “and ‘numerous other articles.

| Weber Piano 4

” Pinoleums:

' Heaters”

ar

- Remember the

Patriot Heater.
"Settee

Als”

“(®ome “are “br: 7
Tron Beds, Bed: Springs, ‘Mattresses:
Carpenter Tools and Garden. Tools |. :
_ Singer Sewing. Machine a rs

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‘AUCTION SA

‘Commeneing atlo ‘clock p.m. on-

Saturday, August 23rd

vat my residence in New Hazelton, I. will sell by Public
- Auction all my Furniture and Household # Articles, including