| Dr. RC. Bamford

DENTIST
; Myrotice will be closed from |
| March Ist'to the 9th.

Smithers, B.C.

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BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service
Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway,

or to any point in the dis-
trict—and at any hour,

Phone Hazelton -
1 short, 1 long, .1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

New Spring Hats

Millinery RS. J. L. HILDITCH
Drygeoda PRINCE RUPERT ~-  &.C.

POPP SOOT.

Milk
Quality .

a That Wins

Mts. Murgaret Thurston who lives
near Yrince Rupert is visiting in
Vancouver with friends. In a
letter just received she says her
fuinily werefirst nttracted to Pacti-

. Tic Milk aa it was a B.C. product.

Its vichness and fine flavor made
it a favorite with herself, her hus-

band and their children. This

was nenrrly three years aga.

Pacifie Milk

Head Office: Vancouver

| the fish culture service of Alberta,

trout eggs have'sefely arrived from

related to the Lach Leven trout, will
be distributed throughout-the tribu-
taries of the Red Deer River, Al-

| that the Canadian Pacific is to build
4 thousand room hotel on the site of
the old “Queens” ‘at Toronto. The

ODE OMINECA HERAL

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an towne

Unions. at Manchester, NE,

Japan ranks third in world ton
nage.. Great..Britain heads the. list
with an aggregate tonnage of 21,-
952,000 tons, the United States -sec-
ond with 18,740,000 tons and Japan

_ Nearly 100 messengers of-the Cana-
dian. -Pacifie Telegraphs. were. the
guests of the Company at a ban-
quet in the Windsor Street Station
banquet..hall recently, The compli-
mentary dinner. was tendered to the
boys as a token of appreciation of
the service rendered. to: the company
and the public in their daily delivery
of telegraph messages throughout
Montreal. :

Immigration to Canada for the
ealendar year 1926 was 135,984,
compared with 84,907 for 1925, a

new arrivals 48,819 caine from the
British Isles; 20,944 from the United
States and 66,221 from other coun-
tries. Returned Canadians in the
period totalled 62,298, as against
38,087 in 1926, ;

Figures submitted at the annual
convention of the Nova Scotia’
Dairymen’s Association showed 27
treameries operating in the province
in 1926, producing 4,764,000 pounds
of butter, or an increase of 6%
per cent. over the production of
1925. The inerease in value was
$423,816. - : ;

J. E. Martin, superintendent of
announces that nearly 800,000 brown '

Wisconsin at the Banff hatchery,
and that the trout, which are closely

E. W. Beatty ‘announced recently

4° ange i; an ue i

‘eand There‘

- Well over two hundred. members -
of snowshoe clubs in Montreal, and
other centres in Quebec, left ‘over. Monsell, intestate, deceased: 2
the Canadian Pacific lines recently | * ;
-to attend the annual conventions of

third with 4,000,000 tons; Germany.
follows with 3,000,000 tons. ‘

gain of 60 per-cent. Of the. total.

Me Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner| new hotel will be on Front Street

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Wm. Grant’s
Ageney

REAL ESTATE

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District Agent for the leading
Insurence Companies—

Toe Bue ae .
LO LLL Gt

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Omineca |
Hotel: {

C. W. Dawson, Pfép,
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS

: « AND COMMERCIAL +
Peowod te MEN;:

Dining’ room. dn

: Hazelton. 7

opposite the new Union Station,
which is to be opened in June, anc
it will be the largest and finest of
the rurnous line of Canadian Pacific
hotels, and it will be Toronto’s first
big modern hotel entirely owned and
operated by a Canadian company.
Canada's wool production in 1926
is estimated at 17,180,270 pounds, ag
compared with 15,558,045 pounds in
1925. The value of the clip of
1926 is estimated provisionally at
$3,780,000, 23 compared with $3,-
991,000 in 1925. “Ontario led in pro-
duction with 4,926,918 pounds, fol.
lowed by ‘Quebéc with 4,850,116
pounds, Alberta, led in Western:
Canada with a yd of 2,400,000
pounds. i.

New trade arrangements will be
Jtade between Canada. and Cuba as *
A teealt of the visit of the Cauadian
| (inister of Finntee:’to that con:

‘try, Canada ‘will reec: 0 peeferen-

tal teeatiment “from Cuba and the :
mllted to Caraga ‘On bons similar |

other favored nations. Dering the
Terlve montis. ended - November,
A} 195, imports from Cuba. tata jee
ORSATGIE and” azpotts te Cuan

FELIBOH OE fot

aid mony. ‘ether’

‘jers the ground: But here ‘again we

would make big money,

' tl aie 2’) During the long tie I have ‘been. in
products at that country will be Adel thig. ,

. Spear goat Bealth, ‘ Look” dt: the “children.
‘a those oxtendsd to. Prands and [4

| little’ ‘sickest! " Acéidents niré. hls 6
vation, (°° 0 ts

Spent. (fully belleve ‘some of. them:

te

tration Act, and

hereby required to furnish same, pro-

parties indebted to the estate are re-
debtedness' to me forthwith.’ °

Norman A. Watt,”
_ Official Administrator,

- Provincial Assayer
|| J..D. Boulding

Price List Sent
on Application

Prompt Service is Given to You
Send in Your Samples

New Hazelton

1927 European Edueationl Tours’

Personally conducted tours have
heen arranged this summer, under the
joint supervision of the Canadian Na-
tional Railways and the Cunard

ses included in farey: See any Cana-

_ An Agricultural: Standpoint

ALD, FRIDAY APRIL 8, 1927

In the Siibrenie Gourt of ‘ritish coll | 7
.[-umbia, in the matter of the Adminis. : DOESN'T: CRACK

oo: , 7 SCALE OR CHALK.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edward |:

TAKE. NOTICH that by order of|-
. ™ | His, Honor, F,. MeB.,- Young, the 21st. |:
the Canadian and U.S. Snowshoe day: ofMarch,. 1927, I was- appointed !

' (administrator of the estate of Edward
Monsell,” deceased, and all parties hav-|--
ing clainis’ against ‘the said estate are |’

perly verified, to-me.on. or before the |’
23rd day of April, A, D, 1927, and all|’

. |qulred to pay the aniount of their in.
° var

et Prince Rupert, B, 0. :

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Noth!
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fate

Steamship Company to Great Britain :
tnd Wurope and return. All transpor. :
tation, hotel and sight-seeing expen- |

dian Railway agent or write District |

2 dae

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RACTICAL use for gener.
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particulars and descriptive literature, }:
ROBT. CORLETT NO PEssIMist|

He has Great Faith in Terrace frem |:

My experience as an old timer in|’

British Columbia, having‘ Spent fifteen
years in the Kootenay and over twen
ty in the Terrace District, has shown
me that we can grow here in Terrance
small fruits and tree fruits second to
none in the province. I have heard]
people remark on the fine flavor of
the frnit from the Kootenay ond the

here apples, _bears, plumbs, cherries
Strawberries, raspberries, ete, if they
do not excel the fruit in the aforenam-
ed districts, in every way, flavor, size}
and: color, they are. equal to the best, |
Some think we cannot produce f£rapes,
Come along here.in the growing season
and we will show you as good grape

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Prince Rupert, B. C.

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‘Our chief difficulty is we have no
cannery. to-take care of our surplus or
unshipable ‘frnit, Damp: or rainy
Weather fruit must be disposed of at
home, : ss .
This is an iden! place for mixed
farming. Dairying: ought to be very
profitable as: grasses and clover are
of rank growth, keeping green and suc-
elent most years until the snow cor-

lack, We lave no creamery::: ‘Many
People here find keeping poultry ts a
profitable business, and’ I may sny tf
they would erow their own feed they

‘A henlthier climate. cannot ‘be found

vieinity I have always enjoyed

STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

S. 5. Prince Geor
NCE RUPER'
‘SEATTLE and intermediate-
at 11.00 p.m,
Xx, Wednesday,
' For STEWART, Saturday..10.00 p.m. .

@ John. for Vancouver via Queen Charlotte
Isiands, fortnightly. - ”e

‘a and Prince Rupe
for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
points each ‘Thursday |

10.00 p.m.

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EASTBOUND—Mor
WESTBOUND—Tueaday,

Leave New. Hazelton: wee
‘Weilnesday, m.:
; Thursday,

Saturday, 7,20 pi
‘Sunday, 7.51 am

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Use’ CANADIAN:-NATIONAL EXPRESS ‘far. Mone
; '. Cheques, etc., also for next shi .
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x re| mines warrant, R. 8,'Sargent appeared’ before
t -Ait .[a: more; prosperous place’ anywhere”

| Magistrate: ‘Hoskins.:on. ‘Tuesday ‘after.

hoon. and wag.

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ound: guilty; "The ‘pu-

Ite seg hot MALE th ne

be vindictive.and asked the magistrate :
jt make. a conviction and to only'din-’
4p98e the minimum fine, -
mage $70.00, Tt jas. pa

rt will sail from

lonéy ‘Orders,
Your next shipment. Mo ae
National Agent 'o *.
» Prince Rupert, BS

2 Ged: Henson. at, appented ‘Ke!
Jistrate Hoskins -on: Tuesday
result: of being? mixéd..u

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