THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 2, 1928

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-.: aaid he would and ‘there is every rr nena — eae
rister =< Solicitor The Omineca Herald reason to believe that he will get |] /‘Hanall Spur, BC. Mamufecturere ot.

Notary Public Printed every Friday at ._—*it. In the attitude he took on|} Roue h, D ssed. & Dimens' nsion .
.8 MeGILL NEW HAZELTON, B.C. this occasién, as well as on every |] ug res €
o other odcasion that he has visit-
SMITHERS C. H. SawLe _ Pus.isHER | ed his district;Mr, Pattullo proved Royal L u m b: e YT
: Adwartisi 7 : himself the kind of member that - AT
pefiivertising rates #150 Rest insertion. monthi | hig constituents may place con-

on Adding Whachimes | Bt stzseanent neerten. Sdenee in. ‘This is also the rep- L u mb er | HEMEOCK, speee AND CEDAR,

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i utation hé has when dealing with

erwood Typewriters ene $2.60 per year |all other people—you know where Company — uemocs, srrvce AND BIRCH
Notice for Grown Granta + - + §&0/to find him once he has spoken. 7 *

New and Rebuilt ou Borge Praae 7 8 . ; P °
Licence t¢ Prospect for Coal = 5.00 As a result of the visit many of Note that. the name of F l O 0 Y 1 n g

— the rumors afloat of late have our Post Office has_been

; . : hanged f ’
and terms on application| Make Use of Our Railway | been quieted. _ GHANEEG its to Royal

The people of Prince Rupert mee i AN ALL, B. C. Get our prices before ordering elsewhere —
Cc. L I F T O N and‘ of every point along the| Two little girls were plaving | =
SMITHERS Grand Trunk Pacific portion of| house. One little girl said: “When
the Canadian National Railways lf get big I’m going to get married
are bound to create all the traffic|and. have six children.’’ The
for the railway that it is possible | other little girl said: “I’m going |||} .
to create. The railway needs the|to be a school teacher, and whip
ay and Oats traffic and unless it is provided, |your children.” The other little No doubt---
. the service: the railway could’ girl broke ‘into tears, and said: or er pleagute lan the Ring
ALWAYS ON HAND give the north will not be given) ‘‘What did my ehildren do toll] Our : tat ameron’s.

d th th will 4 9) Our election - covers 2 very

A ARGEor SMALL QUANTITIES 3) 2° e north will continue to) you! . ; wide range, and is calculate

ee stand still. No railway can oper- to, please even the moat Tas-
ate successfully without traffic] Qnce in a while we lay to our When, you visit Prince Ru-~

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BOYER & CARR and the traffic must come through| soul the flattering unction that pert visit us, and exemine our

T f C ee lots of th 'e. livi eplndi tines of cutlery, eut

e efforts of the people. living |; ‘ asd, jewellery, silverware,

‘ ity rans et U0. hee the Hine of ne lean it takes some little old bean to be Ease ord other useful and
Yn B.C. z Y. |a newspaperman. fancy articles.

Ever since the north was discov-| And then we run across somes Our repair department is

° fitted to do prompt and care-
ered and at the present time, |thing like this, which pertains ful work. at the Toweat cost,

OUR BUSINESS 18 the great bulk of the supplies) to chemistry: ‘“Ihe odor constitu-

Transportation are bought in Vancouver andlents consist principally of the R. W. C AMERON & CO. “The Jewellers”

By automobile. buggy, - shipped up by boat, with a sho't| amyl esters of formic, acetic and THIRD AVENUE . - PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

or horse-back hau! for the railway. Vancouver eaproic acids with a. very smal} |
We move freight, express {buys in the east and ships tc|amount of the caprviic oster and
graye or ack - wagon, —_| Vancouver, building up that point| 4 considerable proportion of acet-
at the expense of the north, and | gidehyde.”’

We will move you or

your goods and distance | at the same time adding addition-| Whereupon we curl up and re-
your gorvacare us. . {al freight charges, and a dition-| tire from the spotlight, overawed

al costs to the people of the north. | at the thought of a brain capable Cc 1 C I C¢ I
TelkwaTranster The policy followed by the whole: | of remembering such terms, let oa oa oa

. sale houses and the industries} alone spelling them. .
Telkwa \ B.C. of the north is about as short- . . “The most satisfactory and

sighted as it could possibly be. N . ;
ow we know what constitutes the most economical fuel
The Prince Rupert Board of a black eve. Ina police court ;

Trade recently discussed a boy- case in Newport a medical ex-

cot oF Vaneouver, 80 ee pert, presumubly a Boston grad- | .

er L - ye uate, defined it to be “‘a contusion we . -

delivered sion. There is no necessity to of the integuments “under the

daily ‘boycott’? Vancouver, but merely —— nn

re-organize the buying en d of orbit with extravasion of bicod,
NEW HAZELTON 8 e buying and -echymosis of the surround-

dg HAZELTON | , gs :
ard points en route business and buy direct from the|;_, cellular tissue, which is gen-|]) PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW -
manufacturers and producers in

LEON BELMONT the east and ship direct over the erally found in a tumified state 7 for the winter supply
New HazELTON Grand Trunk Pacific, The busi- with abrasion of the, cuticle.” a .

ness interests of the north owe A HOME PRODUCT THAT SURPASSES ALL IMPORTED FUEL
this consideration to themselves

) land to the rail hich h . |
helped develop the orth, and to Hanall : G | LLES PI E & WILSON
which the people are looking for ‘ . ae L TELKW A, B.C..

further assistance. The north ; oe
must play fair with the railway, Hans Olson, of Smithers, spent

and this has not been done in the the week-end’ with Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Allen.
0 in, oy past, so faras shipments of goods
1h Py ur Ta ow fi as is concerned. Nothing will con-|. G. W. Nickerson, of Prince

noorHepM TRALIN stp. h |vert Vancouyer into a staunch Rupert, he the a8 of Me
1 |supporter of the north quicker |and_ Mrs BE. Allen Saturday:
FOE WONTON M.A. | than a demonstration of our abili- Afternoon tea was served’ in
d ice em ty to stand on our own feet. We the ‘schoolhouse Friday from 3. 30
have a railway, built to give us a| to 6. The guests were received
quicker and - better connection |at the: door by: Mrs. Dan Lid- . 7
with the east. ow itis up to, stone. while Miss owan ha . = : _

T. B. HooPeR hth Now it hile Miss M; Cowan bad
‘BARRISTER, ETC. jus to make use ‘of i it. + |charge of the refreshments. . Miss
Painod RUPERT, B.C | . « . [Ky Allen, cut the i ices while Miss the health of an individual is. ‘his
? o_— en 2 \ A. Allen- ‘poured. : ; greatest asset. i

Solicitor for the City of Prince Rupert A Pata Tem ‘hi “Mra. Dan Lidstone, Mrs. Linde- — oe
~ | for Skeena. ‘hod a verv rember guard, Miss Ki:Allen and” Miss Lote Yom teeth play a most important
. M. Cowan | spent Saturday in ne part.

: : » 1 | time with’ ‘many of his’ constitu- ae ‘
j Telkwa Lambet Co. Tebrace oD DONT } NEGLECT YOUR ‘TEETH.

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jents in the ‘Terrace distriet over ‘tt Ba ; ‘Gal yg . ‘visitor
= the last week-end. © .. Diseussions |. r., Baxendaie:
1 DEALERS © _ MANUFACTURERS were “quite: ‘frank on. both. iaides, to ‘errace on “Thursday. ay

. and the member promised .to, do|, Among those who attended’ ‘the
on Building - - Contracting what he could in‘ some : ‘respects! ‘dance at Usk Saturday night were
Cabinet Making Wagon Repairing | but in other éases he told petition- | Miases : K, Allen, (AS Allen, M

ers that he would not: sanction. Cowan,” ‘Mr. and: Mra. ‘De Lid
All kinds of. ong material sivried their’ requests. ‘There :was. no, atone, Mrs. Lindeguard, di ‘Smith,

beating about ‘the bush; * : The | L.- Motley, Jack Allen and ‘Harry,
‘TELKWA : Bulkey ¥ Valley: ‘member will ‘go ‘after what, he Kilbrath. | oo