THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1926

What you Want

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|| Hallowe'en Masks

| Many Different Kinds to Choose from. We have

Dennison’s Crepe Paper for Hal-
| lowe’en Costumes and Decorations

General Merchant

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

STEANISHIP AND TRAIN SERVICE

DAY, 11.00 p.m.

Queen Charlotte Islands.

Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER
and intermediate points each SUNDAY and THURS-

For ANYOX each Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.
For STEWART each Saturday, 30.00 p.m.
S.9. Prince John fortnightly for Vancouver via the -

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound—7.80 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
Westbound—7.41 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment. .

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent,

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign |

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent or
Prince Rupert, B.C.

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HAZELTON NOTES

’ Life insurance is the best asset
and a valuable estate. See Wm.
Grant’s Agency. tf

Mrs, A. E, Falconer returned
the first of the week after apend-
ing. the last couple of months at
New Hazelton with her mother.

P, H. Cairns, inspector of In-
dian schools, called on the local
schools the first of the week.

Chas. Ek has deserted his old
haunts and hied himself away to
that vast country north of the
Groundhog where he will spend
an indefinite period on a trap line
Charlie said: “‘by— — when a
fellow can’t borrow four bits ina
rummy game its time to get out
of the—place. Too much civili-
zation for me.”

Mrs. Thos. Aiken of Houston

has been a guest of Mrs. Ed.
Hyde.

Ed. Hyde was in Smithers last
week,

Mrs, Mathieson was in Smith-
ers the first of the week attend-
ing court as a witness,

Wm. Blackstock, boss lineman
with the Dominion telegraphs. is
back here. again. For several
months he has been on the Yuk-
on end of the line. He hae now
travelled ‘all the line in British
Columbia—and that’s going some

‘The. chief topic of conversation

on the trains and elsewhere is

Ammunition

Stoves and Ranges
Painta and Oils

_ 7 - . Sporting Goods
-. Logging Tools
7 Milland Builders Supplies

-E. MARSHELL SALES

Successor to Hatt Bros,

General Hardware

Wall Paper, Kolsomine

SMITHERS - - -: - - - BC

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wheat. The country seems to
have taken on new life,

The provincial police in the
district have been active recently
and have rounded up several of
the more active boot-leggers at
different points.

cases here,

They have a new spud in the
Yukon which is advertised as a
frost resister. It will be popular
with those who demant the last
fraction of growth from the soil.

Northern saw mills are trying
hard to land the lumber business
to be detived from lining grain
ships. Thus far Geo. Little of
Terrace has landed a couple of
carloads but a lot more was got
from Vancouver. The interior

SERVICE

The Falconer Transfer

_ Hazon, B.C. °

Prompt efficient repairs to all makes of cars; speedy and careful
taxi service to all parts of the district, and regular service to traina,
with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage—This is the service of

GAS

mills are handicapped by the
same hurdle that the spud zrow-
ers had to get over—freight rates
that are all and more than the
traffic will bear,

J. W. Ferguson and F. W. A.
Mapleton were down from Telk-
| wa last week, — .

Mrs, Utterstrom of Kitwanga
spent a.couple of days here the.

The town ‘was flooded with

-:|travejlers this week.

S, H. Hoskins with his sister

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HHADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS ” 5
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Provincial Assayer-

J.D. BOULDING

Assayer to the Northern’ |
‘ “Prospecting &'Déevel-
mpany

a Dining room in connection ¥||.. NEW HAZELTON, B.C.
ad ‘Hazelton - B.C.

Price Liat sent on applicatjon .

and niece motored down from
Smithers on Wednesday and re-
turned in the evening.

were guests of Dr. Wrinch.

arrived from

Vancouver a8 local

accountant. — -

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There were no|

first of the week. - i

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..The Hudson’s Bay Co. are op-| .
ening a new post at Annaham| -
Lake, about midway’ between |
Bella Coola and. Quesnel, Mr.|-"
Carman léaves'on Sunday to be! |.
in: charge. Mr;“ Chadwick: has) -...

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Personal Cards.
For Christmas
_ It is time to order for
the Old Country friends
Sample Books Ready to
Look over now.
Leave Your Order With

Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton, B.C.

Rabbits For Sale

All from Pedigreed Stock f.o.b,, Usk
Chinchillas, 4 mos, old, per paix $10.00
White Angoras, 2 mos, old, pair $ 4.00
White Angoras, 14 mos, old, pair $7.00
Havanas, 16 mos, old, pair. $10.00
Hoavanas, 2 mos, old, pair ...
Himalayas, 16 mos. old, pair ....

Apply X. L. Rabbitry
JACK NEWELL, USE, B.'C.
14 good horses. Ap.

For Sale ply at Skeena_Lum-

ber Company, Usk., B. C., or George
Rorie, C.A., Prince Rupert, B. C. 16tf

SEND. HEMSTITCHING
a TO . on :
| MRS. J. L. HILDITCH

Millinery
Drrgocds | PRINCE RUPERT - B.C.

NOTICE

‘ ;
In the Matter of the Estate.of John
Neidhart, Deceased, Testator.
Notice is hereby given tenders will
be received by the undersigned up tu
5 o’elock p.m. on Monday, the Ist day

of November, 1926, for the purchase

of the undivided portion of Lot. 1103,
Range 5, Coast District, situate at
Remo, B. G., on the Skeena River,
and containing 117.78 acres, more or
less, inclusive of residence, barns and
sheds thereon. — .

All tenders should be placed in se- -
curely seated envelopes, together with
un aecepted cheque, Express or Postal

‘| Money Order for a sum equal nt least -

to fire per cent. of the tender and
forwarded to the undersigned ‘by post
fully prepnid and marked “Tender for
Neidhart Estate.” -

_ he remittances of all unsuccess
ful tenderers will be promptly return-
ed to them. : oo

The highest, or any tender, not

| necessarily accepted.

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
: _ Brecutor,
Smithers, B. C.

Dated &th October, 1926,

Gz HE Government

have proved that

: having any beer at

The supervision and re
by the Government

standard of conduct.

eres, of British C

Ly the
ot 1 “are subjected by
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Amalgamated Browerles of

Beer by t oo
glass Vindicated.

excellent conditions under which beer is sold shall
tae continue. Efficient Government Inspectors sce not .
only that such licensed premises are peratedina |,
strictly sanitary manner. Thoy look for.a high = |,

ae The. purity and wholessmeness of all beers, i
, “-gerved-—supplied by the Amalgamated Brew-.

The sale of oo

the

Cortro! of beer sales to the

(9 people: ef -British Columbia in: licensed
premises has been vindicated by the orderly
manner in which these premises are conducted.

These quiet and comfortable establishments -
'. prove that the open and above-board sale of
: | pure Beer has‘in great measure ended the evils
| ‘attending the illicit sale of strong drink. They

ihe self respect and good

more to be depended on than the opinions of

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\ behavior of the people of British Columbia are
' those who wish to prevent the people from

all.

You may find ADULT MEN enjoying a healthful
~~ and invigorating. glass of beer in the quiet and
ease that the well-to-do have in their clubs.
Licensed premises in the colder winter months are
more than ever the working man’s club, where he
finds the company and comfort that is his.sight.

. Ne,
gulation of licensed premises
is a guarantee that the |:

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olumbig—is guarasteel bys «1, .

the frequent and strict analyses to whieh they . - ;

the Govérnmeit. ‘In the

present administration of Beer Parlors the
interests of the public are completely protested.”

British Cotumbio, in Whleh ore

aagociated Vancouver Breweries Ltd, Mainler Brewing Co. of
oo} Ganadabtd,, Westminhteh Browery Led., Suiver Upring Browery Lid,
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