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THR UMINEUA HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 15. 1480.

‘

torla,
10.00

nightly,

Steamship and Train Service
Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vancourver, Vic-
Beatle and intermediate points each Thursday

For Anyox and Stewart, each Wednesday 4.00 p, m.
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands fort.

~ Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound— —Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 7. 20 | p. m.
Westbound—Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7.51 a.m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Caradian Natisviat
R. F. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent,.

Ager

Prince Rupert,’ 6,C,

‘Short Stories

Close to Home

Alex, Kusick, who broke his leg at
Mike George’s camp a few weeks BL,
is having a pretty tough time. The
lowe ev part of his leg is in bad’ shape,

Miss Rulphena Wrineh, R.'N., gvad-
tate of the Royal Victoria Hospital at
Vietorin, will return home this’ {Wed-
nesday) evening. She will spend the
next few weeks-at home,

Mrs. Wm, Little of Woodcock was
il glest at the hospital over Monday

A complete stack of

Druggists Sundries

Drugs
Toilet Gouds

Kodaks and Films

Candy

ram,

Stationery

Tena 2, NRE he wey art

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by

three registered pharmacists.

' Wep at postage on mail orders when orders are accompanied Bs
MA suffic

jent cash, otherwise sent

ORMES

. The Pioneer Druggists

c. 0. D., parcel post,

LIMITED

The Rexall Store

Prince Rupert, B. C.

.| Prince Rupert to attend a meeting in

‘}door to the Omineen Herald.

.|to-the south.

For that After-Christmas Feeling Try
It Tones up the System and Enriches the Blood |
‘The Up-to-Date Drug Store
- HAZELTON, B. C. |

/ CANADIAN

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
Skagway, Decpmber 28, January 11, 25

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,
To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle,
§.8. Princess Mary for Butedale,

son Bay, Campbell River and Va

neouver every Friday at 10 a. m.

Visit the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banff and Lake Louise
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES
Cc. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

PACIFIC ||

January 1
East: Bella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan _.

Full information frum

‘Iwill go to Victoria,

J

RADIO TO SOLVE FARM
PROBLEMS

—_——

Ottawa—National Radio Broadeast-

ing has been recommended in Canada
and if the Dominion should adopt it,

one .of the courses it will likely give
freely will be that of agricultural and
farming country and it*is essential
this probram would be prepared by

the ‘Department of Agriculture | and "

vecelve a programme. «It is. probable
. that the farmers and ‘homemakers

“would be correlated #0 as to give fir-
mers fn each district .technicat and
economic ..Information which is local-
ly adapted. to ‘their particular needs,

_ «Gas Engitie For Sale.

‘One 7 Th. D- “Debaval’ horizontal zas
engine equipped with 48 -inech F.C.
_ Pulley and‘ high. tension mognets, For
inspection” apply to, Vanderhoof Pol-
“Constable. Tenders Will“ be re-
celved by the,”

‘gulturé, . Parliament ” Buildings, © Vie-

1980,

Department... of Agri-.

ONE GOOD RECIPE MAKES. A
cooK FAMOUS

it is the season of oysters. They
have been in Season for a few months
but ‘this: fish seems to be used more
often in January. and February than
other times. Perhaps . it is- beentise
So many hostesses serve oyster pattles
When- entertaining. It is io papular
dish-and always one that. Ag enjoyed.

Oysters served in cocktails, fried or
in stews: "are, Perlinps © the ‘most ‘popular
for home use, ‘Another ‘reeipe which

has beet tried and found extremely’

appetizing is: ‘scalloped oysters, °
recine follows :-—

Place in. a baking dish a layer. of
oysters (which have been washed)
and over this Spread -a layer of- bread
crumbs. Sprinkle with salt, . pepper
and ‘bits of butter, ° Alternating - the

The

layers until thb dish ts full and hay-
ing. the crumbs on. top ‘well: _ covered

with bits ‘of hutter. Pour over. the].

. to noon bth: February, .
_torla, B.C. up to moon, i 2881 or’ 20 rolnvites + intl: brown, one

to motsten. ft, ‘Bake. in, a. hot’ ‘oven 15

jand lassies and join the great throng.

whole < enough oyster . Jutee : or ‘erenm

Jeondition.’ Price $60;

hight where her son is a 1 patient.

Dr. H.C. Wrinch went down to
Terrace on Tuesday morning. to at
tend the annunl meetig of the Terrace

Wednesday ey ening.
Ker. T, I. Wright left Tuesday for

connection with a new Masonic lodze
heing organized -nt Terrace,

: “Mr. and Mrs, J. Rukin have moved
into the Lars, Christiansen house next

The end of last week the werther-|
nian at Victoria announced that the
cold | ware was moving from the north
He was probably right,
but we announce that there are still a
lot of cold waves’ to which the south
is entirely welcome.

A car burning crude oil travelled
800 miles from Columbus, Ind.,to New
York recently ot 2 cost of $1.90,

O, Landry of the head offive, Van-
courer,, Dominion Government ‘Tele-
graph will’ probably succeed John
Dore at Prince Rupert. Mr. Dore

_ Lhe annual meeting of the patrons
of the Hazelton Hospital will be held
in the United Church in Hazelton on
Monday evening next at 880 sharp.
Besides the regular business of the
meeting the plans for the new hospital
Will be available and‘a discussion ig
in order. Invitations are being issued
and a large Bathoring should ‘be Dre:
sent. :

eee

The dance held at the Four Mile
school. house under the auspices of
the Kispiox Farmers’ Institute last
Saturday night was a big success and
everyone is ready to go again. The
music was -furnished by the Kisplox
orchestra and a couple of the native
boys ulso sang severnl songs, ‘The
people from town did not get home
until sun-up, .

Rey, T. H. Wright. B, A, hos mail-
Prince Rupert to meet tn the First Un-
jted Chureh, Prince Rupert, on Feb.
Oth and 7th, at 4 o'clock or on the ar-
rival of the train. It ig expected that

ent of Missions, :- will: be present, Rey,
A. Bonner will report on the work on
the Indion fields: Tis headquarters |
ave’ in. Toronto.. un a

The Felix Bridge Club met at ‘the

day night when Mri. Sargent won the
first prize and Mrs, Gow the: secorid.

We'll dance and we'll sing and we'll
hee #:braw time, and as ‘for the eat-
ing we'll all get in line. So come lads

on Friday, danuiary. 2 24th at the Hazel-
ton Assembly hall. .

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“FOR SALE—Victrota. with, 26.
cords; walnut, cabinet ;.

‘re-|,
‘all, in’ good

Up: ‘to-Date ‘Drug, Store,

Board of Trade. He will: return this |:

ud notices culling the presbytery of]

Rev. Dr. Geo. A. Wilson, superintend- | - 7

home of Mrs. Jas. Turnbull last Tues- a

HAZELTON SOCIAL CLUB DANCE) “

poly, to: the eget

Omineca Assessment -
* District |

‘NOTICE

vision and. Appeal, unier the pro-
visions of the “Taxation -Act” ‘and
amendments thereof and. “Public
Schools Act’, in respect of the assess-
ment rolls for:the year 1930 for the
Omineca Assessment District, will he
held in the Court-house, Smithers, B
CG. on Tursday the 30th day of Jan-
uary 1930, at 10.80. o'clock in the
forenoon.

Dated ot. Smithers, B. c. this- 4th day
of January 1030. .

REGINALD LEAKE GALE,

Judge of the Court of Revision |
Appeal.

and
, It

TIMBER “SALE XTi

“There: will’ he offered for sale “by
Public Auction at the office of the
TFovest Ranger. Terrace, B, C. at noon
on the 29th, lay of January, 1930, the
Licence X11779., ' situated 10 miles
south of Terrace, LB. C. to eut 30,000
lineal feet of sedar Poles and Piling,
Provided anyone unable to attend
the Auction in person may submit.a
sealed tender to. be opened at the
hour of Auetion and- treated nag one

‘bid.

Two (2) yenrs will be allowed for
removal-of this timber.

Particulars. of Chief Worester, Vie.
torla, District Forester, Prince” Ru-
pett, or Ranger 8. G, Cooper, Ter-
race, B, C. 3 ra

Is hereby given that a Court! of Re-

IConwuhan
MERCHANT

. A complete line of

Groceries
Hardware

Dry Goods —
Flour and Feed
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Meat

W. J. Larkworthy
| NEW HAZELTON

Joe Ham Cafe
Is now open, Two doors

from the United Church in
Hazelton

Meals at all hours’ up to

midnight,
eook.

. Everything ig new and will
always be clean,

Joe Ham @ food

The Omineca Herald iy $2.00 & year

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