THE OMINWCA HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 127

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Flour, Feed, Hay and Oats
Groceries, Dry Goods
- Boots and Shoes
Men’s Clothes

Short Stories

For insurance and other important
iatters see Wm. Grant's Agency.

Jessle MacKay arrived from ‘ Cal-
gary the first of the week and is now
a guest of Lois Anderson in Hazelton.

Mrs, 8. H. Senkpiel and son Sammy
were both ‘under the doctor's care this
week.

Mrs. Greenha of Smithers was a vis-
itor at Mrs. F, Saits on Monday.

. Mrs, Geo. Parent and two younger
sons wrrived home Sunday morning for:

S. H. SEN KPIEL

General Merchant

the summer holidays.

New Hazelton, B.C.

(Canadian Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

_ The New Hazelton Sunday schoo!
has closed down for the summer. . Ic
will resume the first Sunday in Sept.

Mrs. M. Il, Larkworthy celebrated.
her 88th bjrthday at her home on the
20th of June. The Stratford Bencon
of the 30th said:—‘Ab out twenty

friends of Mrs. G. Larkworthy, Sen,

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

Full Information from

To Ketchikan, Wrangell,Juneau, Skagway, July 4, 8, 11, 16, 18, 22, 25, 29
To Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, July 2, 6, 9, 13. 16, ‘20, 28, ‘97, 8 30.
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES

W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

gathered at her home 244 Ontario St.
yesterday afternoon and tendered her
a surprise party in honor of her birth-
day. Mrs. Larkworthy was made the
recipent of many lovely gifts including
beautiful boquets of roses.. Afternoon,
tea was served.

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- Weighs 12 Pounds

A Boat oA Bed A Bath Ina Bag

Place your orders early for the

New 1927 Boat

With Take-down Oars and Brass Pump. Can be pump-
This amazing new kind of

, ed up in five to eight minutes,
boat is just-what:

Fishermen Prospectors

wanted for years.

Rolls up like a blanket,. A small boy can carry it any

place,

$65.00

- For Farther particulars applyito

C. Ww. Dawson

Campers Trappers
‘Duck Shooters Sportsmen of all Ages have

Omineca Hotel -
Hazelton, B.C

"Arthur Wrinch spent a few days at
home last week, returning to the Du-
thie mine on Saturday night,

Dr. Leonard Wrinch is now in Cali-
| fornia taking a post graduate course
in n hospital where he is also assist-
ant to the medical superintendant. |

Last Thursday evening Mrs, Mathie-
son, matron at the Hazelton hospital
was hostess to a large number of her
friends, She entertained at bridge,
there being cleven tables. The prizes
were wou by Mrs. Win. Gow and Mrs.
Cheppell, and. Wm. Gow and R. 8.
Sargent. The affair was held in ‘the
qurses residence, |

Last Friday afternoon Misses Cut-
ler and friend arrived at Telkwa where
they will make their head quarters fur
the next: few weeks. They motored
from Vanconver, camping along the
way and enjoying life generally. ‘he,
scenery was all that their cousin, K.
©. M, P. Con. Greenfield told them it
was, but he fell down some on the glor-
lous snnshine and balmy breezes.
Sunday the four young ladies motor-
ed down to. New Hazelton and then
over to the high level bridge and bad
supper at Two Mile creek,

Mrs. L, A. Graef and Charlotte left
on Sunday morning for Vancouver to

Starring *

HAZELTON THEATRE
Tuesday, J uly 19

Midnight Lovers

LEWIS STONE and ANNIE Q. WILSON

spend the next year,

eed

Dr. Shewan, -wife and famnity and
Mrs. D. Harris arrived from Vancou--
yer by car. They were aceompnnied
| [from Smithers by Mrs. Edgar Uarris.
The doctor returned by train Monday

the summer. He was not very enthus-

one from the south: will be. They are
accustomed to wide well eravelled or
paved ronda by the scores . of ‘miles:
Mrs. D. Harris is looking and’ feeling
very well and is glad to-be. back‘among
her old friends and in, the district
where she spent so many years.

. J. Fred Ritchie arrived Monday and
on Tuesday accompanied W. 8. Harris
... |} to- the’ Silver. Cup property, me also |’
fe spent ‘a few days in town. 4

a “HL Buckman. ‘and gon. of Philfdel-
phia are guests at. the. Omineca hotel,
and: nave ‘been doing some: ‘trout fish:
ing- with 0. W.. Dawion, | _

to, ‘Tellewa = ane district: last, week. 4

Close to Home | |

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night but the others will remain for |’

iastic ‘over the northern roads, and no}

The minister. of: ageieullny and. ihe : ee
mintstér of ‘public: ‘works were visitors fe

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Agriculturists—
Held a Great |

Last Monday night witnessed trhat
was probably: the Dest sgricniturnl
meeting ever held in this district. The
GW. V. hall was filled and -most of
the uudience was from.the farms, just

wanted to talk to. Col. Latta, chair.
inn of the Land Settlement Board,

ed with the “i spartm ANT OF attic adare,
ele the chief bye" ies,

Tenry Weak voted ie chair wed
aecalled on Di Werte, Ure deal nem
hers de open the mee uur A
ing was the snbje:i npper most ii the
nHnds of the audlance

to assisting the dairy fpr

how they. were financed. and also dis-
cussed other brauches. of: the work of
his depurtment,

“Mr, Munro, prov incial ugronomist.
then guve a very Anteresting: talk on
soils’ (his specialty) culture. and the
proper feeding of stock. He. nappar-
ently knew what he was talking of
for the audience Mstened very atten-
tively and a good denl of what he had
to say took hold. Mr. Munro also had
some things to. say about the wire
worm, an animal that has hind consid-
erable. business. with most. if not all,

_|the spud growrs along the. Skeena.

Hon, Mr. Barrow, who was to have
been at the meeting went on to Rupert

to he present at. the butriedly called
cabinet meeting with the Premier.

For Sale Advs.

Yor. Sale—160 aeres, 6 miles from
Hazelton, B.. C.; cedar log house, 28
by 80: caday barn: well; 7 acres nre
Slashed. Lost present home by fire.
need the money to rebuild. Will tuke
$1000 ensh if taken at. once, title clear.
Apply Mrs, Sarah E. Reynold’s, Vul-
CAN, Alberta. Bt

FOR SALE—120 acres, lot 5072,
range 5, C.D.,situated on north side of
. N. RR. about: two miles east of Dor.
‘| yen ; all crown granted; is the pre.
perty of the estate of Pant G. Ludwig
Apply to Norman A. Watt, officin] ad-
minister, Prince Rupert. 8-10.

For Sale—Two or more tons oat har
soon ready to cut, Apply at the _Om-
inecn Herald office,

For Snle—i1 acre tot, a bargain:
near Terrace and clos to rivr. Term:
to duit. Addrss Anton Schwager, 162
Sulter St,. San n Franelsco, Calif., ou: §

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-Meet Terrace

the people and the! visitors in town |

nnd Mr. Muro, a soit expert connest- 18

rv clairs-|E

he, duerer dis- “e
cussed. the MILK Inspection Act und 18
other legishitive waasites. ie. [nvin- |i
cial government had reken with ) view Bl

Col, Latta took up the foranation of {j@
cattle, citbs. and went into detail as io ff

in order to catch the first boat south |}

"BG. LAND BU. RVEYOR-
J. Allan. Rutherford.

- All’ deseriptions ‘of sur-
veys promptly executed

‘SMITHERS, B.C.

| ANROUNCEMENT |

Beginning July First |
the store hours will &
be from 8.30 a. m. to |
6 p. m. and. Wednes- -
fay and Saturday in:

@ the evening from 7 to

a. 9.30. o’clock.

‘The Up-to-Date Drag Store |
HAZELTON, B. C.

Omineca
-Hotel ©

C. W. Dawson, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL

MEN .
Dining room in. connection
Hazelton’ - B.C.

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New Pe ie ee

Provincial Assayer
J. D. Boulding

Price List Sent
‘on Application

Prompt Service is Given to You
Send in Your Samples

New Hazelton

Taxi Service |.
For prompt’ and efficient Taxi ,

Service to any part of the district
Phone or call ;

-WILLAN | &
‘NEW HAZELTON

Phone—1 short, 1 long
3short

‘Mortgage Sale

(Of Farm Property

dersigned up to,and inélusive of the
20th day of July next, 1927, for.the fol-
lowing described valuable farm’ pro-
petty, viz, Tot‘'1567, Cassiar District,
comprising 160 acres, more or Jess,

‘This. property is well located. In the
Kispiox' Valley, about 23 miles from
Hazelton,

cellent: quailty, about 15 acres of which
remainder being: Hghtly wooded with

spruce, poplar ‘and birch.
Directed on the premises are a. barn’

. dwelling,’ ‘two other buildings ‘and con:

siderable:fencing.
Lerma, 20. %. Cheh, Dalance’ aprenc:
over n term of. Years, not to exeeed 185,

Bor * partteujarg. ee to,—-

Smithers, B. O.
“bP to

 Parllament : Buldingé,

vo -Vietérla, B
i te a, June 1, 198T.

Tenders - “will be vecelved by the un-|§

“The soil’ is well’ watered and of ex- |.

are cleared -and under. cultivation, the |i

with interest at..7 14% ‘per ADDU | _

da Zaina 1 Bettoent Board; . |

’ARADIAN: ;
‘Nations
RAINS ;

: Low |
‘Summer Excutsion |
| (Fares

Eastern Cenata-te States

Triangular tour ‘to.

JASPER NATIONAL PARK

a One way ‘via’ Vancouver and
an Frinee Rupert”

it See your. ‘Tocal agent: for ‘par we
‘Ieulaxa, Gates . of sales Tenerv sr. | oa

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