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. THE OMINECA HERAL, WEDNES DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933

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Of interest to you and your friends | —" Hepresenting ©
| Leading Fire and Life
SHREK EIKO: : Insurance Companies :
. AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT HH. d There! | _—— i
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Ck nie, wholesome, The Pictorial Review £ <a “You Office Work given
and economical table . Four moose and twu bear wera Pr rompt and Careful
Syrup. Children love First. gift order. with Christmas laken by # party of six Paterson, | {. _ Attention
its delicious flavor. . card $1. Additional gift orders ° Ns. aeenile mene Kipawa dis:
apres , With cards 50e- Write Pictorial . . 5 ;
a THE CANADA STARCH CO. LIMITED. MONTREAL Review, Western. Office, 402 W. thie early ‘success Points oR Good HAZELTON, B. C
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W 3 a T fe. Fe RA A L i & ee io” S Mixs Lillian Thompson of Cedarvale ° U Zz
NA lies, Hix inaking good’ progres following an fore, ere phe, Gates pee . . oe
*peration in the Hazelton Hospital. trials to be beld- at Petersville, Vy

Re) W E a th a Te ever bere: zr 2 Ars, Gveenfietd ana son left on Tues- have been cectived from dos tan.
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day for their home in Telkwiu. clers, both in the United States ’
a and Canada,. mquiring re to the (The Pioneer Druggist)
rT sane ite . Aw vay tria.s and a large entry list is ox- ; foes
Fare-and-44 Round Trip Tiekets to ; tuhortal as nek Sir arthur Carrie pected. ° , The Mail Order Drug Store } .!
Ste @ serious. e has *
all important points in Eastern Canada contracted pneumonia. "First shipment of asparagus of Northern B.C.
e . . : “es . From Port Nelson, Ontario, to Eng-. |} .
Chiengo stock yard workers are on| land. aboard the Duchess of Rich-. —

m» F ke for a fifty , a mond ‘recently. has been acknow-.
On Sale m— Dec i fo Jan 5 wages FAS Der cont inereiise in ledged by letters from the Old
va a a : Country, stating that the “grass”

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Return Limit — Three Monihs - a The corouer’s jury . enquiring into was of exceptional quality and
the death of Gardon Smith which oc- flavor,
e ; cured just-east of New Hazelton last Printed
. : {Week brought in a verdict of accidental Among the recent visitors ine .
‘Frerther particulars fram your nearest FY Grand Pré Memorial Park, in the ; ;
‘ ; death. The inquest was held in-Smith- Evangeline country of Nova Sco- ’ ane
Ticket Agent crs before Coroner H, B, Cumpbel. tia was Mrs. A. J. Lafrance, of P r nec Rupert, B.C. ot ee
V-154-33 “+ Laconia, N.H., whose husband Is a ; ; eee
A new town to be called Wells, after| limeal descendant. o ‘ATLCOIS . —
Me) WV, is shortly Lafrance, an Acadian officer ban- |‘ a
CA A A » iA, N NY AT Hl 0 NA L L red w ells, 18 shortly to be but on the fished at the time of the expulsion 7 - _ a f we
EET . = - nuinvket in the Cariboo, pt is under- of the Acadians. . . ;
ee a stoodthat some forty fumilies are now ee so . Te :
waiting to move in. . * Tom Wilson, traii-blazer, trap-' _ , ty . ia
get P SF SSeS T SEE SE SETTIEE SSOP ESOSOOO OT OTST ON TS sae : _ per, hunter, Indian guide and: vet- Ci . Transfer vee
While there are a ‘considerable num-{ ¢"al_ explorer, world-knowa for Smithers, B. C. _
- his discovery of Lake Louise and ” - ae
ae , ber of cheese-making establishments in
evpt thel Imerajd Lake in the Rockies, and :
ri 1S 0 (ii ld vpt, nevertheless large quantities of | jase of the Canadian Pacifi’e Rall-
cheeke are imported en principal: ex-] - way's pioneer builders, passed over:
; porting countries, includ ng Canada. _ the Great Divide recently. He was net ‘
THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA eee In his 75th year. - Taxi and ae peter Sami
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has produced minerals of an aggregnte value of mq iy “Dry ice” (solid carbon dioxide) can A generous. supply of British oa }

he made from gases in chimney smoke! ¢2@pital awaits investment in Can- -—
at a cost of 14e a pound, According to ada, Sir Herbert Samuel, leader

sonnet wranrice . of the Liberal parliamentary . t
Cuemiea! "Socely, "ras retvigerane| Pete, e, Brtse owe ot |} W. B. Leach] “ Owner
; : ommons, told a
although made from smoke, is snowy :, meeting of the Canadian Club at |@ -,
white and odourless, : the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, |?" na
eee recently, . ums :
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Af their recent meeting in Vancouver - The world’s largest map of Can- od
the mining engineers discussed quite a’ 4a, 30 feet high and 100 feet Jong, B.C. UNDERTAKERS
: painted by Montreal artists on SMBAGMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY
nimber of questions,—all for the bene-- linen, hangs in the Hall of Na-
ion ‘i ae, ane publio, But, it tions, Chicago World Fair, as a P.O, Boxe “A wire
discuss the question t honest vim the eament the Canadian Pacitic ond { PRINCE RUPER? B.C. will bring u
of honesty on the .
puirt of mining engineers. That -must the Canadian National Railways. — came
have been quite a jolt to some. The Guarded by three red-coated mem- =

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You are Invited’ to apply to the Department of Mines, Vietoria,
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Anaunl: Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for.
the calendar year 1933

#T0Ty cape Alinine ¢ Petes fey 92 = . ; “as :
Inver Mining in British .Columbia, we young men are apparently seeing the bers, on bern nanadiaa |  osont ” | 7 mn
Summary and Review of the Mineral Industry of British evil of dishonesty, and the poor chance popular exhibits of the great fair. COOPER H. WRINCH.
Colum! ia for’ the six mouths ‘ended June 80th, 1933.” 5 theyhnve of getting a foot hold if they : ‘ent:
OP Pe fellow along the lines of the older men Sir William Shenton, Carlton Licensed Insurance Agent
Non- sietalic ‘Mineral Investigations: “Bartte” “Asbestos! jand help the shister promoters mine Club, Pall Mall, London, who- was
“Ginssware’; “Clay; “Magnesite: and Hydro-mag gnesite” the public t : a delegate to the meeting of. the | dling all types of insurance,
8 ie ‘ic tustead of the ground or the Institute of Pacific Relations held including YD
oe nee j at the Banff Springs Hotel, in Au-
gust, recently.concluded a salmon 8
; John D, Galloway, provincial miner: lishing trip to the upper waters of Fire, Automobile, Sick. at
Address enquiries to: ologist. recommends some amendments the St- John River near Perth. ||| ~~ ness and Accident. lee eel
, ito the present mining acts that are sup. ‘Having fished In [reland and Nor- | Hots
The Honou rable The Minister af Mines Dosed to protect the publie from crooked way j Sir william stated that the meetin .
Parlidment Buildings -Dromoters, Mr, Galloway says it would St. John River salmon could not .
be ct . be beaten for fighting qualities ;
Victoria, B. C. jbe cheaper to save the widowsand ov- and average size. . HAZELTON, B. C.
> ‘Dhans trom crooked stock sellers than — .
Pek —< ; to have to keep the widows and orphan — 9 Orage
_ |dfter their funds have gone into promo- TIMBER SALE X16156 — .
a NP SS SSS SSasssaiiie "ted mines. : ‘ ; , A
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TheLadies’ Aid of the United ehureh j Sealed Tenders will be reeelved’ by : rs N g ‘ Dy —_
‘ in Hazelton will held their bazaar in! the Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.C., ; .
be the Venctian:rooms on Friday, Decem- | not later: than noon on the’ Twelfth § A a LE N GS
; her 3, All are invited. fl | day. of December, 1938, for the’ pur-
7 all ‘| chase of License x16150, to eut 185,000
i. Inspector Fraser of the Provinelai feet of Cedar Poles and Piling’ on-nn|— from |. —-
7 Police with headquarters at Prince Ru-|aren situated on portions of Lots 2614,|. . CE RUPERT §
ri pert made a trip of inspection as far | 2515 and 2616, North of Hazelton, Cus- PRINC ‘rom. Qetober 4th) ote
‘i ns Prince George last week. sing Land District, ; a
i ¢ —Call
' ~*~ oH 8 Three years will he allowed for: ¥e- . Ofeeg Palle and Foal hier
; The history of agriculture is the his-| moval of timber. | Thursdays WART--
7 tory of man in his most primitive arid | Further particulirs of the Chief For:| FOR ANYOX AND STEWART —
: his most permanent aspect, - ester, Victoria, B.C., or District Fr Por- ; Trains Enst--Mondays, Wed-
F * 4 4 ester Pr ince Rupert, B.C, . ovadays and oC Porth
i A son: was born - to Mr. + and: Mrs, :
it Sr, . |, Fortpishity Service to ee
j vn horsey tt Hgvelton, Hospital! qe New Hazelton Members of the] | Cue ae So
i eae _|W. A. to the H, H. will give a. dance in|. en 2 a - 4 oo
iu ; i Jel. > . For information call or write Sods
ie / Where the. climate ig. not- too damp: Se apeaen Hall on Reid of shat , “CITY: TICKET OFFICE a
hog-cubins of one‘ ‘ply: boards m D ce np of be am 528 = Srd Ave. Prince Rupert ..
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sucessfully tsed the ye ay a. organization. :The fact that New Year|. ‘{||
ee ane Jeames on: Monday and New Years Eve Ty vents
“toot. Gin roturet to thé Nov » i o,Sata, 0 mat carter} ||| CANADTAN
Minter 8p ending n few weeks ler date, Keep that date open for a NATIONAL fo:

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