THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923

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PARTIES OF

‘The House of Quatity’’

PROSPECTORS AND
HUNTERS

Wk SPECIALIZE IN OUTFITTING

Complete equipment carried in stock

The Hudson’s Bay Co.

ALL KINDS

HAZELTON, B.C

Notary Public -- Real Estate Agent

Attention Given To

LAND and MINING TITLES

WM. GRANT’S AGENCY

HAZELTO

District Acent For Tae LEADING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
AGENT FOR THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE. ca.

N, B.C.

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COAST

SAILINGS

s.s. Prince

For ANYOX...
For STEWART

8.8, Prince Albert or Prince John

SKEENA RIVER PORTS

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For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, inter-
mediate points Monday, Thursday, Saturday ii p.m.

For PORT SIMPSON and STEWART.
VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, Wednes., 3 p.m.

STEAMSHIPS
FROM PRINCE RUPERT

Rupert and Prince George

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Wednesday, 10 p.m.
Friday, 10 p.m.

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Monday, 8 p.m.

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Sunday, a.m.

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SMITHERS EXHIBITION,

REDUCED FARES

SEPTEMBER 19-21, 1923

R,. F. McNaughton. District Paase

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

nger Agent, “Prince Rupert, B.C.

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“YOURE FIRED,
IM

We'll have to get a man who
knows the job.”’

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You can hold your job if
you join the Tech. classes

Commencing October 1st, 1923—

‘at PRINCE RUPERT, TERRACE,
HAZELTON, NEW HAZELTON,
SMITHERS, TELKWA, PRINCE
GEORGE, SURF INLET, SWAN-
SON BAY, ANYOX, ALICE ARM
“ and STEWART.

“The Northern Polytechnic
-Tostitute. of B. C. -

- Syllabus issued shortly.
write for particulars ‘to The Regis-

28 cecrenet enouercemnn SE

‘) ed service here on Sunday.

-| developed wealth in both mineral

Pacific

ont

A. Tyson was a visitor here
this week.

The Rey. T. J. Marsh conduct-

Fred Cook, of Smithers, went
up Legate Creek the first of the
week to look over some mining
properties,

John D. Sweeney, who is devel-

oping the Independence group,
was in from Legate Creek this
week, his first layoff since start-
ing operations two .months ago.
His property is showing up well
and he is highly pleased with
conditions generally. Mr. Swee-
ney has had considerable experi-
ence as an operator in mines and

derstand is why this northern
district is net opening up faster.
From what he has seen of this
district in the. short time he has
been around the prospective un:

arid Jumber is wonderful, and,
seeing it is. near transportation,
should not be allowed to remain

| tain this week.

lumber, and what he cannot un-| -

HAZELTON NOTES |

- Mrs. Wm, Grant left on Tues-
day morning for Smithers, where
she took in the fair and visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Norman
Kilpatrick.

Mrs. J.C.K. Sealy and Mrs.
Newick left Wednesday for the
Smithers fair. They each took
large exhibits of flowers, vege-
tables, fruit, ete.

Miss Chadborn, of New West-
minster, arrived last Saturday
to visit her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) V.
Sansum.

Mrs. Wm. Gow entertained
Friday evening last in honor of
her guest, Mrs, McCutcheon, A
feature of the evening was the
minstrel orchestra from the Ha-
zelton Hospital.

The New Hazelton Ladies’ ‘Aid
Society has decided to hold thei
Annual Sale of Work and Social
in the Church at New [Hazelton
on Nov. 23 (Friday).
have a full line of men’s socks,
mitts and other useful things for
ladies and children. Keep the
date open. Litt

E. Nelson returned last week
after spending some months in
southern B.C.

James Turnbull spent the
week-end in town, the first tirae
he had been home for several
weeks, ‘

Acreage blocks of the finest
fruit and garden land in the
north can be had. Prices from
$28 to $40 an acre with long term
payments. See adv. on ‘another
page.

Mr. and Mrs. R. 5S. Sargent
and family motored up to Smith-
ers on Wednesday for the fair.

The ladies of the Women’s
Hospital Auxiliary are holding a
tea at the home of Mrs. Leverett
on ‘Tuesday, September 25th.
Everybody is cordially invited. 1
Dick Gooding, of the govern-
ment telegraph service at Grave-
yard Point, accidentally shot
himself when engaged in clean-
ing a .22 rifle last Friday. The
bullet entered his mouth and
came out of hischeek. He was
taken to Prince Rupert for treat-
ment. Dick is very weil known
locally. °

Dr, H. C. Wrineh, and son,
Leonard, in company with W, &.
Harris and J.D, Galloway spent a
day or two on Nine-mile -moun-

Dr. George Hanson and party have

work will occupy them for two weeks.
Mrs. A. Leverett and her mother,

attend the wedding of Mrs, Leverett’s
brother-in-law and Miss Giadys Corliss,

The Kitselas Mountain Copper Co.

mountain.--Usk.:

CANNING SEASON IS "HERE

SUGAR in 100-Ib. sacks, also in smaller sacks
-. FRUIT JARS AND COVERS
Order Early!

Pan

— BAY HORSE --For Sale
Weight 1800 Ibs.

—also—

Cows with Calves |

_ at Foot

For Sale
| 6 years old

| Wagon. and .
Harness

apply
MacKenzie’s

S. H. SENKPIEL wi

‘ New Hazelton, B.C. i.

They will ||}

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Time enough now to look to -your
heavier clothing, and we are anti-
cipating the needs of many in our
carefully selected, complete line of

Mackinaw Shirts
Coats and
| Pants

F al I
Dress
Goods

OF UNDOUBTED

QUALITY, WITH

PRICES TO SAVE
YOU MUCH

And for your footwear, too, we
are ready with a nice selection of

Boots and Shoes

FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN

R. Cunningham. & Son i.

GENERAL MERCHANTS AND OUTFITTERS:
HAZELTON, B.C.

AUTOS and HORSES FOR HIRE |

Twenty -four-hour Service

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

GASOLINE, OIL, FORD PARTS FOR SALE

Single Horses, Light or , |
Heavy Teams, or Saddle
Horsea always ready for

| The best Garage i in the North at your service

you

Hazelton me

Freight, Baggage and Express Transferred

A. E. Faleoner
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Govmnt. phone:
2 long, 1 short

BUILDING MATERIALS

Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling
Fir Finish a Specialty

ALBERT &-McCAFFERY, Lr Le

Prince Rupert, B.C. iT

arrived to commence their work of
investigating arsenie deposits in this
district for the geological survey. The

Mrs. Gatt, went up to Burns Lake to

started operations last Monday, extend-
ing their tunnel further into Kitselas

| deriocrat, shafts down, along the

He estimates that on Legate
Creek there are twenty. square
miles of pulp wood which’ would

trar,' Box. 882, Prince Rupert; oF
7 gee. the local representative.

in its present dormant condition.

handle.

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pay to’. build a light rallway to

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On Mission Work

Ina recent issue of the Vi

couyer Proyinece appeared |
article on the combination misdiammm

work being carried on by ie
Anglican, Presbyterian and M@@
odist Churches on the island

the coast, and includes a pic
of Rev. R. &. Scott and descr
his work among - -the Indig
Rev, Seott is well: known in Gia
district, having -been atatigg mo

here several years ago withg
Methodist Church. - His nie .
quarters. are - now at Yueg fe

A Close Shave

An Indian and his family had
a narrow escape from injury and
perhaps worse on Monday, when
approaching Hagwilget on the
high level bridge. A number of
cows at the’ western end scared
the team the Indian was driving
and'the horses bolted, breaking
the harness and dragging the

right of way. _A government
emplovee, . who | ‘was working on
the bridge. at the time, had to
make a quick jump for’ safety on|@8dra Island. :
the’ ‘other side” of. the rail to “Thanksgiving. Day has been offi

_ bet for Monday, November 12,