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‘(THE OMINKCA HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927

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T/| Short Stories {||| HereandThere. |)

a E N RY MOT 0 R S- ad a ; Close’ to Home . The apple crop thls year will yan .
SMITHERS, B. C. * a ¢ 4 "Chasse" of Wolfville, or a fifty.” ;

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Parts

Trucks Tractors

Gas

Accessories -

Oil

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Repairs

Threshing Machines

Complete Drug Store Supplies
Kodaks, Films and Photo Supplies
Developing and Printing for Amateurs

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ORME’S LIMITED

Prince Rupert, B. C.

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate ports each hureday and, Sunday, 11.00
Pm,

For Anyox and Ketchikan each Wednesday 4 ry p.m.”
For Stewart, each ‘Saturday, 10 00 a. m.

; For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands,
fortnightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
EASTBOUND—7.26 p.m. daily except Sunday i, Lf
WESTBOUND—7.51 a.m. daily except Tuesday

Jasper Park Lodge open May 2lst to September 20th

See Canada in Canada’s Diamond Jubilee Year, 1867-1927

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign |
Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment,

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent o
RK. F. McNaughton... District Passenger Agent, Prince Rapert, B.C.

(Canadian Pacific Railway Company }
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP pany

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Junena, Skagway, September 5, 10, 17, 26..
To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, September 3, 10, 14, al, 80,
The S. 8. Princesa Beatrice—For Butedale, Hast Bella Bella, Ocean Falla
Nari, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Saturday at
am .

Wee FOR ALL OCEAN STRAMSHIP Li [INES 1 ing i Trd¥n
W. C, Orchard, corner. Third Avenue and Fourth street, Prince ap tt

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_HAZELTON THEATRE
» Tuesday, September 20 .

| “The. Notorious lay”

| A Brilliant Drama of Darkest Africa
Lewis Stone and Pretty Barbara Bedford

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Comeiy—DEAR | SEASON

'|Cooper H. Wrinch, temporarily.

There have been so many fatal ac-
eidenis in the air that now the federal

‘}governments are stepping in to stop

the stunt flying and the suicidal hops.

Dr. H. ©. Wrinch left Tuesday for
Vancouver.

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Wilfred Mendum. of the telegraph

‘Isteff left Sunday for Victoria where
‘The ‘has secured a position with the Im-
.|perial O11 Co, ye

Mrs, Lloyd Wilson left the first of
the week on nn extended visit to Towa.

Mrs. Bernie of Smithers.arrived Sat-
urday to fill the position | of house
keeper for Dr. Wrinch.

Pete McNichol! of Pacific was here
a few days this week and expects to

, remain for the winter. ;

RS. Sargent received word the first
of the week that bis services as post.
master at Hazelton were no longer re,
quired ond he was instructed to had
over the business of the post office te
Mr,
Sargent has been postmaster for many
years, :

Mrs. Winsbby aud sons returned las!
week from Port Essington where she
visited Mrs. (Dr.) Large.

At the Prince Rupert fair B. D, Bo-
den, won in the semi-amateur photo-
graphers class the following prizes :—
ist, three land seape any size; 2nd, one
aimal or bird; 2nd, ‘collection of not
less than eight pictureg. Mr. Boder
also took first prize for gladolia, for
everlasting flowers and for best mix-

ed bunch of sweet peas. .
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success this year. ‘The association is
figuring on a surplus big enough td
wipe ‘ont all deficits, ‘The stampede
attracted a lot of const and city people
who-do not often see horses and steers
in action.

H. ©. Whitaker has been | selected
by the public works. department’ to
make the observations when the aerial

study of the interor is undertaken, ©

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: ‘Last! Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. H.

-‘|Young gave a’ten in honor of Miss Ma-

ther, of Kispiox, and Mrs. Burnett in
charge, with her hiisband; of the, Unit-
ed Church work at Rispiox.

John D. BRoulding of Duthie Mines
was in town a couple.of days the first
of the week. ,

Miss Rock of San ‘Frnnelaee arrive
ed on Wednesday +9 spent ‘Tuw weeks
with her mother, Mrs. _ Campbell of
Hazelton. .

Douglas Lay, . district. resident min-

jing engineer: has gone. to ‘Victoria ta

prepare his. report on — year's activ;

‘Vities in this district,

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A party of t three arrived from Prince
Rupert on. Thursday “morning to begin
work on 0. contract.at the Sunrise’ pro.,
perty on Nine “Mile, They: will put ny

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pa. raise from. the long: ‘C1088 eng” tunnel,

anh The ‘aerial reconnalasance party on|
~ ‘the’ provinctal highway from Galloway.

Rapids t oTerrace bare’ started work

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The Prince Rupert fair was the big|

‘| Railway, recently at. Calgary,

and there is a hope ‘that: they will be
~ auecesst ul.

Olt. Hanson. reports that when, the —
i poles now on. the: Skeena’ aud: Kispiox' co
= rivers reach. Cedarvale yards “ona are fon ae

percent .increase over last year,
while the crop of the Eastern States “
is xeported only half that of - taal
year. .

The Department of Lands’ and
Forests of the Province of Quebeq
have planted 1,600,000. trees - this.
year—a. record figure and nearly
double that of last year.  Nex| .
summer it is Proposed to Plant
8,000,000 trees, .

Canada’s. net debt . decreased by

‘| months of the fiscal year. It now
stands at $2,295,385,940. During
the corresponding per:od- last

fiscal year there was a ecrense of
$41,251,655. Both revenues dnd

expenditures show increases.
as

. Tourist travel this geagon is in

excess of previous years and is even

More cosmopolitan in its derivations |
than formerly, according to C. E, E,

Ussher, genera! passenger traifig

manager. of the Canadian Pacific

Railway, back from: a toar of ine
apection of the company’s interest?
‘at ‘Banff, Lake Louise ‘and other

favored tourist spats.

BE. J. Chambers, President arid
General Manager of the A-socia ed. .
Fruit Growers of British Columbia, |
states that Br-tish Columbia apple}
are now being sent to South Africa,
China, Sweden, Norway, Germany,
and .Denmark, as well as’ Great

: Britain, the heaviest market, -New

York and Chisago are big consumer.
of two varieties, the McIntosh. Re
and Delicious, respectively.

A further party of .40 students
representing many colleges in the
British Isles arrived on the Cana-.
dian. Pecifie steamship Montrose
and proceeded to the harvest field
of Western Canada in the care of .
the ¢.P.R, Department of Coloniza-
tion and: Deyelopment,. They. will
be placed upon farms in. Saskatch-
ewan for the duration of the har-
vest by the British Women’s. Immi-.
gration League.

Construction of the first commers
¢lal fish hatchery in Alberta will be
started in September,. announces R,
T.: Rodd, Dominion: Fisheries In-
‘apector. ” Tt. will be located at. the
mouth .of Canyon Creek, on the
south shore of Lesser Slave Lake,
It’ is estimated that 100,000,000
whitefish will be propagated ‘ab
the hatchery every yegr to maintain
an undiminished supply of. fish. for

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the lake. - ;

So great is the. interest which. is
being evidenced ‘in the Scottish
music festival organized as” part of
the Highland Gathering for *Banff,
September - 3-5 that the Canadian
Pacific Railway haa arranged with

to.install the amplifiers of the public
address system. that .were used ‘at:
the: Diamond Jubilee broadcast, . so
that ‘the “evening concerts will, be
heard not only in_the ballroom of
the Banff Springs Hotel, but also in
the lounges and in the open air on.
the terrace.

General industrial transportation

‘|and agricultyral ‘outlook (from re-
:| ports reaching him’ from’ .all parta —
is excellent and* will

of Canada)
continue, to"improve as the market
for, Canadian. products widens, said
_E.. W.. Beatty,,. K.C,,. chairman: and -
president of the Canadian Pacific

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important factor: in the latter will:
be a-steadily increasing population,” .
-he said, “The: transportation com
panies;. of course, ‘only. reflect. the
genera) | cofiditions of..the. country,
sand’ compared with last year, their
-gross earnings are higher, - bit in:
-ereaged: costs. beyond their control

$52,498,429 during the first four :

the- many: companies onerating in.

the Alberta” Government telephones |

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sarrey Rutherford .

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‘SMITHERS, B, Qo.

- Complete Stock

School Supplies

“Send your.children ‘to us be-
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- Seribblers Pens
Exercise Books|
Pencils Crayons

| Paints, etc...
~ We ,willordey your Text Books .

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minister; Prince ca dle 3-10,

quarters at. the rear. of his. hardwaxe :
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_THE: DENTIST is COMING”

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