THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESD AY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937

“HERCIESOIONIOHEICN ACE ACICICIOIIEACREIONY
Smithers Garage
& Electric

Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Service

Accetylene Welding
Experts

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tivkets for any period at $1.50
a ‘uonth in advance. This rate
inludes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospitel. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

Hoskin’s Garage

0. H. Hoskins, proprietor

Official Sub-Ford Dealers for the Haz-
elton and Smithers Districts

Demonstrations of new models and in-
formation on Request. A full stock
of Ford Parts carried.

BEST GARAGE SERVICE IN THE
NORTHERN INTERIOR

Builders Supplies

Hough and Dressed Lumber

‘Lime Cement Bricks
A complete stock of Builders
Supplies’

Quick delivery ‘by rail or truck

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Smithers Lumber Yards
Smithers, B. C.

Le Casa

Martin's
Garage

FIRESTONE TIRES
BATTERIES HOME GAS GAS and
Om, FREE COMPRESSION
| TESTING

FORD V:8 SERVICE

ING TRUCK

WELDING. |

No charge to test and ‘fi. your battery
' ‘Service Day. and Night

WRECE-
OXY-ACETYLENE

" HAZELTON

General Household |.
Goods Fo For Sale

Good Civeulating. Heater, $45.00,
Linoleum Rug 9 x 15, practically new

$15.00. . ae
3-bummer Oil Stove with ore, ia ‘tine
‘ condition, $10.00,
Books and many. other things, oo

Ww. a ‘Sharpe

| Good .on a.m. traing where 10 “train
~ \service Friday p.m... Oct; 8th, ‘Accoin-
a * | modation - in coaches, parlor ‘ond. sleep-, ce daar.
--}ing cars on additional payment «fer, a ene
space ‘occupied... ; Tater

; Hazelton |

Of Interest to Most Folk |

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

saddles mare, sever ‘years old, one
of Sudlock’s” éolts—Appty" to Geo.
Storey, Evelyn, .B.C.,

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Mrs. Geo. Wall of Smithers paid a
call on some of her old friends in New
Hazelton on Tuesday.

she
There will 250 candidates in the On-
tario election next month io fill 90
seats, ‘The old time easterners ate as
bad as the folk in B. C, for wanting to
help run or destroy the country.

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“Rather unsettled today, sir,” said
the waiter with “tip’ written allover
his. face.
. “Yes,” was the reply, “and appar-
ently there'll be no change coming
either,”

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For the benefit of the Hazelton Hos-
pital the ladies of New Hazelton wilt}.
give a dance on Monday, October 11th,
(Thanksgiving night) in the New Haz-
elton hall, This is the annual effort
of the New Hazelton ladies to do their
part towards helping the Hospital. A
good time is assured all who attend.
The Hazelton orchestra will ‘furnish
the music and the usual high class re-
freshments will be served. The ladies
hope that there will be a large turn-
out on this occasion,
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: Hone Ww. Di Heypidge, stated; pp the
public, platfor mi fhe, maritimes, that
Canada was not united on any one
.]thingyand he ceuld-not See much hope
for nationhood until the people | did be-
eome, united on something.
te. ees
hatants and destroying the nioperty of
foreigners in spite of the request of
waaiqus ,powers ee § his be. not done.
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" Loading cedar. ‘pokes ‘and Piling at
Bulkley Canyon spur will staré this
week or early- next week. There are
quite a number of cars to be loaded at
that point right away. — ,
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. M. A .Myros, Hazelton, is installing
a private water works system for his
residence and store. He is. tapping a
spring on the first bench above the
fon and it will give him, not only a
fine flow of water, but ‘also a good
Dyessupe whieh. will .be-of benefit ag a
Hroteciion in ase at fire.
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Rev, Dr, Geo. Wilson, suerintendent}
of miysions with the United Church of
Curinda passed through on Thursday
D | afternoon last enroute to his home in|”
Vancouver. He had been making a
round of his portion of the province
which includes the Cariboo Presbytery
Dt. Wilson for years visited New Haz-
elton, first as Superintendent for the
Presbyterian church. and later for the
United Chureh.

THA NKSGIVING! |
LOW ‘inc’ FARES

END
Bg08 gong 12 noon Friday

“co MCTOBER 8th.

until 2,00 p.m, ocr. 11th
Travellers idee commence return

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| Journey. befire midnight Oct. 12th

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“FARE gad 1-4

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ND TRIP) :
For alj,¢ classes of travel

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_ Mtn, Fare 28)

. We attribute a large’ part'of the pop} a
ularity of ‘the trailer tothe fact that) =m
it practically . silences,. by. distant fsolas} oe ea

tion, the. backseat driver.

The Japs . are, still killing, non-com-|

. rhe, nod Florala dg ety $200
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FOR SALE—At regsonable price two Gerald, te rene f Suithers, -who
# good young yuk ws duet fo fresh- | arvived ‘nt "nib nthe ft dw Weeks ago.
en about Getober fst.” Also bne"Bood for a vacation, only to be attacked by. |

hi¢ appendixy has shfflcieatiy recover-
ed 80 that he returned to Vancouver
last Thorsday to»rasume bjs duties in
the Royal Bank:

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Guy Talrow aiid ‘Win-‘Croteau thok
a carload of fat cattle from their own
farms in the Bulkley Vailey Jast week.
to Prince Rupert.

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The first frost this season to do any
damage to the spud crop and other
tender plants, hit here last Thursday
morning. There was only 3 degrees,
and since then the: temperature has
been higher with much rain.

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Haugland Bros. of the Kispiox Val- j te ‘H.C,
ley recently purchased five hives of) J. Allan Rutherford | B c UNDERTAKERS
bees from Mr. Dimock of Smithers and Surveys promptly executed , EWAALMUING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY
hope to help supply the district with . 4 P.O) Hox 94s ;
part of the honey requirements in fu- Smithers, B.C. ” PRINGE RUPEP™ iC will binces

me 7 “2 HERE REE EES |“ 7 a
. Dy. Kindle of the: Dominion Geolo- |-7 a .
gical department at Ottewa who has ;
been employed on the mountains from
Terrace to New Hazelton for the past ; :
tivo tr fares years, Triday oad he nad * Briteh Soinmbts has produced min er als of an: aggregate, value

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Iho hye fre all reternive. the a The gross: value of the industry for the first ‘six months of 1937 °
studies and Dr. Kindle will’ prepare is estimated to be $36, 383,540.00. : Thi sis an increase: of 53 4% over
his report for the department. Next the: Faliie: ‘for the corresponding - period in 1986. ;
year ‘he will complete his work ‘on the ae] dications are that, this~year's -pro. duction will exceed. that of.
Roch deBoule omtain and then any previous year in value, which ig a .splendid, commentary upon
enti He edst to ttn dso: i Bay mountain the stability of" the mining industry: in ..this proviuce. -New proper-
i fe Pare y. m ties are being pilaught into production and with the re opening - of .

while the!’ ‘hinting Season’ is open | ald. properties, mill capacity will be " nsiderably incrensed over last
for all, or nenrly all, kinds of game. ||] Tydar fet tt nee nee ee .
the, only things we have heard of be-
ing fhot, this fat are three. coyottes | |{"
ii. Haas. fallen to the’ fun of Mrs].

om of ‘New Hazelton. ‘She shbots {!
thom ‘from’ her ‘kitchen door. Coyot- |:
tes are. very ond of turkey and Mrs,
Thom. his some, nice ones which she is
trying to’ feep for “the Ghristmas trade ||].
4 Copotte has no chance if that good ;
lady can get a line on it. ~

Since the above was written ‘it has
been learned that Perry York : ‘got a}
fine big bull mopse on Sunday, and
Ward Marshall says he started a
couple, but they. travelled ‘much too
fast for him. .

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For the convenience of aute tourists For suthorative information regar ding the mining industry an
who wish to camp in his park at Twol|}. ply to: ae
Mile, George MeBein -has dug a well DEPARTMENT OF MINES
in the park and hag a fine flow of thei}, . VICTORIA, B. €. :
‘Desf. grade of, ‘water. ‘He “Wi put a ene _ a — +}

pump in, the well in the spring and do |
other, things to Supply. comfort to the}
dusty travellers. ‘:

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services and the services “were made
more enjoyable by the part taken™ by.
the young people of the-Sunday achoul
and the GG...

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The girls of the rey GIL T., New Haz-

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.-alton, were to have gone ono hike last -
Friday afternoon. after school, but it].
rained all day and the roads and the| ~~

w oods were quite damp so. the girls, got
permisslon to: use one. of the. school
buildings,

Miss Dimock acted. 5: leader. °
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“Rey, Bigop Black, of Kitsegyela was |, aye
the speclal , speaker , at the Relly Day |.
services,in the United Church in Haz: “
elton and New. Hazelton last Sunday, |.
There were good congregations at buth }.

They had supper there andj" * ‘
had just a- lovely time playing. eames, , ,

A real good hotel serving
the north land

Prince Rupert B.C

'H: 'B. Rochester, manager

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Rates—$1.50 per day and up

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Dodge ry and
Chrysler Cts

Before you buy see these great
ears. Drive them and you will
buy them.

The Northern B,C. Motor Sales
Smithers, B,C.

Geo. A. Wall, manager |

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sheltered waters of the

am “Inside Passage” and 1300 miles of some of Canada’s aa
‘most. majestic mountains, It’s a grand holiday.

Vancouver i is the gateway | to the vast Pacific: ‘North ee
weat playgtound, There is a wealth of entertainment.
“awaiting you. «,.-scores’ of places to $00 se many;

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+ onamporta} 4 orujse,on a “Prince” ‘ship! Gay; thetro-
politan ‘Vancouver! Therg, are: few.other trips, that
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