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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1

1927

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats
Groceries, Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes —

Men’s Clothes

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| S. H. SENKPIEL

SNew Hazelton, B.C. -

‘General Merchant

Canadian Pacific Railway Company }
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, February 26, March 1J, 22

is gnetchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, February 21,
8.

The 8. 8. Princess Beatrice—For Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls
Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at
11 a. m.

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full informaticn from

\ W- C, Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert i

March 7th,

_ . - PARTS:
SERVICE |
Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars; speedy and: careful”

with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

‘The Falconer Transfer ae

yersary of their wedding.

taxi service to all parts of the district, and regular serviee to trains, 1

OL Hazetton, B. C. a, GAs
HENRY MOTORS |
SMITHERS, B. €.
Ford Cars. Trucks Tractors Accessories =|
Parts Repairs Gas Oil |
Thrsshing Machines

HAZELTON THEATRE
/, Tuesday,. April Sth

| Ranson 5 | ay
_ FEATURING
7 Richard Barthumes

'|-nesday night to. visit the mining pro-
-herties around Smither sand. Topley

will soon have them on display, ae

SERA aeiconeem a
| Short Stories
| a Close to Home

Fer insurance and other important

matters see ‘Win. Grant's Agency. |

On Tuesday night Mr. and. Mrs. C.
W. Dawson celebrated the fifth anni-

8. H. Hoskins, government agént at
Smithers, | was a week end visitor in
Hazelton.

Ars, L. B. Graet is at home again
and quite ‘reeorered “from her recent
iNness, |

The extra gang and equipment ar-
rived this week to start work on the
big job from Bulkley Canyon east on
the rallwuy. Several bridges are to
be filled und the read bed made safe
for heavier traffic. The work will last
for several months. — .

Five ears of piling were londed out
of New Hazelton this week, alt going
to Minneapolis.

Fred Griffin was down from Smith-
ers oyer the weck.end and arranged to
get his big truck on the pole hauling
again, It has been undergoing: repair:
for the last few weeks,

W. 8S, Henry of Smithers, Ford deat-
er and srlesman for other makes of
cars was down over the week end and
has g-number of prospects ined up for
new ears this year.

Miss Julia ‘Denno is in the hospital
again and the end of last week under-
went quite a. serious operation. ‘She
is, however, doing pretty well now.

Myr. and. Mrs. Austin Goodenough of
Smithers were guests last Sunday. of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dawson. . Mrs.
Goodenough remained over for several
dnys

Walton Sharpe of the forestry de-
partment was a visitor to Smithers the
end of last week.

Dr. and Mrs. Wallace left Inst Sun-
dey for the south where the Doctor
expects to locate in a short time .

Mrs. P. Hogan of Pacific was a guest
for n few days last week of Miss a ean
York.

The heaviest snow fall this year fell
in this district last Saturday night
nhont midnight, There were fow' in-
ches of snow, but it was all gone by
Sunday noon, and on Monday the-local
roads were as dry as ever, but the wo
men got a bunel of soft w: ater for the
Monday w ash,

‘Mrs., Otto .Utterstrom of Kitwanga
is a patient at the hospital,

The new. power shovel for the pul.
lie works department arrived Jast Sun-
duy at. Skeena Crossing to be used.on
the hill side cutting west of that point
on the main highway. The machine
was unloaded this week and it wilt ret
‘to. wavk nat the earliest poastble date.

William .Oraven of Knmloops arriy-
ed last Sunday to work on the Sunrise
property on Nine Mile mountain, He
helped J. D, Boulding unload the tram
outfit for the Silver Cup property ‘be-
fore he went up to the Sunrise.

J. DB. Boulaing went un the line Wel-

hefore re-opening his assay office.

_ Mat, Mytos returned from his puy-
ing trip ia the south. last Thursday.
He picked up o quantity of ans and

oy

Tas. : Dyer ‘of Toplye : and’ who. Te:
turned from “fh trip - to" Vancouver on

|

‘{mouth Rocks, heavy layers, well bred |: -

FOR SALE—Hotise and Lot 21, bik. fo
1, Terrace, B.-C., Make on offer} @&
William I. Ford _#. 3, Cement, Okla.

FOR SALE—820 acres pre-emption
Innd, 25 miles from ‘Terrace, three-
quarters of a mile lake frontage.—8S.
Hansenchild, Terrace,

FOR SALE—From five to fifty acr.
es, Paradise Valley, river bottom land,
buildings, fencing, ete., suitable for
dairy farming—S. Hansenchild; Ter-
race, B.C, STE City

HATCHING EGGS-—Barred Ply-

birds; eges $1.50 per 18 -—Mrs. Sawie,
New Hazelton, B.C.

HATCHING EGGS—wWhite Wyan-
dottes and: Barred Plymouth Rocks.
heavy laying hens, mated te pedigreed
cockrels, $1.50 per setting of 15, at
New Hazelton.—Mrs, F. A: Goddard,
New Hazelton, B. ¢.

FOR SALE—One hundred  aereg,
more or less, adjoining New Hazelton.
nearly all under cultivation or slashec
Good land and good water ‘supply: al-
so fifteen head of stock, tenm of horset
implements, ete—Apply te Tony Greece
New Hazelton, B. C,

BACON ~~.
FISHERIES

Prince Rupert

Fresh, Smoked and
Salt Fish

Stores, Hotels, Restaurants
and Gamps supplied

Pete’s Place

"TO LOCAL FARMERS

I will pay the highest Cash .
Price possible for local

Beef and Pork

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Spring Tonic!

P. J. Spooner
NEW HAZELTON B.C

LACKHEADS

You known that musty
languid. stretchy feelingr?

That’s winter’s after- "
math. ‘What you need
now is one of our Spring

Blackheads simply dissolve and Tonics to !
disappear by this one simple.
safe and sure method.. Get PEP YOU UP

two ounces of peroxine powder from
any drug store—sprinkle -it on a hot,
wet cloth, rnb the face briskly—every
blackherd will be gone,

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

192% European Eiueation! Tom's

Personally conducted — tours have
been arranged this summer, under the
joint supervision of the Canadian Na-
tional Railways and the Cunard
Steamship Company to Great Britain
and Enrope and return. All transpor
tation, hotel and sight-seeing , expen-
ses included in fares, See any Cann- =.
diqn Railway agent or write District .

Passenger . Agent, Prince Rupert, for|
particulars and descriptive literature.

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of aur-
veys ‘prompily executed

SCUTH HAZELTON :

A Boat A Bed A Bath Ina Bag

| oe * Weighs 12 Pounds

Place your orders eayly for the

With Take-down Oars and Brass Pomp.” Can be punip-

ed up in five to eight minutes, This amazing new kind of RH
boat is just what |

. Fishermen ‘Prospectors Campers
Duck Shooters

wanted for years.

‘Trappers
Sportsmen of all Ages have

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Rolle up like a a blanket, A small boy. ean: | carey: it any. i
place. . nen
oe a “Ter Frtber parts apply, ¢

sic Ww. Dawson

Sunday. mioniing” ‘epent © few: ‘days. in
f ‘ a" Pra