THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923

PROSPECTORS AND

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WE SPECIALIZE IN OUTFITTING
PARTIES OF ALL KINDS

Complete equipment carried in stock

The Hudson’s Bay Co.
‘The House of Quality” HAZELTON, B.C.

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Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HazELToN, B.C.

District AGENT For THE LeaDING Fie INSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CQ.

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AUTOS and HORSES FOR HIRE
wenty -rour-nour ervice

Autos for all Points in the District Jitneys between the Railway
and Hazelton Jitneys between Hazelton and New Hazelton

Single Horses, Light or

Heavy Teameg, or Saddle

Horses always ready for
you

Hazelton

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Fall Steamship Service

Effective October 4th

3.8. PRINCE RUPERT and PRINCE GEORGE will
sail from Prince Rupert each SUNDAY and THURS-
DAY at 1) p.m. for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,
SEATTLE and intermediate points.

Wednesday, 10 p.m.

Seneeeetneeeneneees Saturday, 10 p.m.
VANCOUVER via Queen Charlotte

The beat Garage in the North at your service
Freight, Baggage and Express Transferred

A. E. Falconer $202" PS08

GASOLINE, OIL, FORD PARTS FOR SALE

S$ PRINCE JOHN will sail for
Island Ports, October 17th, November rd, 17th, December Ist, Lbth, 29th

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound—8.18 a.m, Daily except Monday
Westbound—8.34 a.m. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or farther information apply to any Canadian
National Agent or .

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘iter arrived from Burns Lake on

‘TON NOTES |
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_ J... 6, K, Sealy is a visitor to
Prince Rupert, on business.

_ Mr. Gatt has returned to town
after spending some months at
Smithers.

R. L. Robinson, of Smithers,
was in town Wednesday on busi-
ness...

On Wednesdav last a good
|deal of ice floated ‘down the

Skeena—the first this fall.

The first of the winter’s supply
of coal arrived this week and A.
E. Faleoner is filling up the town
bins.

A daughter was born on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 81st, at the Hazel-
ton Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Washburn, of Cedarvale. _

J. D. Galloway paid a visit toa
number of mineral claims in the
Usk district this week. It is
understood that a deal of some
size is pending in that district.

It is understood that Wm. San-
ders is taking over the South
Hazelton Hotel pending the
settlement of the late P. J. Jen-
ning's’ estate.

Mrs. A. A. Connon and daugh-

Sunday last and have taken up
their residence here with Mr.
Connon, manager for R. Cun-
ningham & Son.

A totem pole from Kispiox was
shipped last week to the New
York Museum. This is one of
the verv few poles to be -sent
out of this district and the gen-
eral opinion is ‘not favorable to
the sale of these relics being
continued,

The New Hazelton Ladies’ Aid
Society have decided to hold their
Annual Sale of Work and Social
in the Church at New Hazelton
on Nov. 28 (Friday). They will
have a full line of men’s socks,
mitts and other useful things for
ladies and children. Keep the
date open. , L1tf

Wm. Grant, J.P., presided at
the police court a couple of days
this week when complaints were
heard from Messrs, Cooper,
Thompson and others, of Cedar-
yale, against Mrs. Peacock, of
Cedarvale. The defendant. it is
claimed, has abused and damaged

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Fall Weather

- demands care of your leather foot-
“wear against wet and damp. We
_chave a complete assortment of

RUBBERS

cde For ‘Men, Women and Children

R. Cunningham & Son LTD. |
| ° GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS ss.
HAZELTON, B.C.”

_ ‘few days ready to start logging

the eattle of the complainants.
The trouble has been going on
foralong time. ‘The case was
adjourned for one week.

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A .successfu] dance was held
in the Nichel Hotel last Friday
in aid of the school when about
sixty dollars were realized. x-
cellent music was provided by
Moses Morrison and comovany,
who donated ‘their services vol-
untarily:

Paddy O'Connell from Dor-
reen has come here aa section
foreman, in place of Sam Alger
who transferred to Usk. .
~ Smith & Orr will have theix

wren

Pacific

Have received another carload of

FLOUR

‘Wheat, Oats and Scratch Feed

Quality Goods

as well as a carload of first-class

New Hay

Lowest Prices

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

' MacKenzie’s
Old Stand

ORMES LIMITED

' The Rexall Store

Drugs ‘Stationery

Rubber Goods

Perfumes and Toilet Articles

Face Creams

Post Office Box 1680

Postage prepaid on all orders accompanied
"by eash or sent prepaid C.0.D.

PRINCE RUPERT,

Many Ways To Do It, But |

_ paper.

The Best Has Been Proven

66 There are many. lines of publicity
that the country store can use ‘to ©

advantage, but the one he can use to

best advantage is his home-town
I venture to say that if the
money spent each year for fancy cal-
‘endars and other knick-knack give-
aways were invested (I say invested,
not spent or donated) in earefully
| planned newspaper publicity, the ac-
tual net returns to the advertiser
would be ten. times as great, to say
nothing of the advantage the small-
town paper would derive from the

_ additional and much needed revenue. ”
_CHARLES E. BLACKWELL at the Unity Day
Conference held at Ellensburg, Wash., in August.

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[NOTE.—Mr. Blackwell is an Okanogan, Wash-
- ington, merchant and is said by many to be the
most successful country merchant in the state.]

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by the first of, the month.
“Harry Jones has gone to the
hoteprings near Ketchikan for

camp and barn completed ina

ing with rheumatism for several

treatment. . He has-been suffer-) Miss Viole 7
was visiting with Mrs. Gardig

months.’

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“|last week-end." 50"

Mesdames R. Taper and

Aird are spending a few daysaal
Prince Rupert. | . —_

Miss Violet Whitlow, of Um