‘THE OMINECA. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1981 -

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Our New Store— Corner Third Avenue and

Fulton St

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Ormes Limited,

The Pioneer Druggists

is remitted for order. —

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Mail Orders shipped. Post Paid when sufficient cash

Daily Service ¢ on Photo Finishing

The Rexall Store

Prince Rupert

A GOOD CAR

_ for bad roads

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NEW FORD
COUPE

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(F.0.3. Eat Wind-
aor, Qutarlo. Hump. ~
ers, spore tire and
taxes extra.)

Do you KNow a road where the going is had? Ruts,
sand, or sol't dirt — where heavy cars bog down? Tell
us where it is — and come along — we want to show
you how the new Ford pulls through, Phone or call

for a demonstration.

HENRY MOTORS, LTD.

Smithers, B. C.

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Short Stories

_ Close to Home

Good Goat Cheese For Sale. Prices
reasonable. ‘Apply, Frank Walch, at

or New Hazelton post office,

Fruit Direct to You from. Grower.
Apples, Pears, Plums, Prunes and
No. 1 Peach Plums now on $1.10—
other fruits. Write for price list.
Maw & Sons, Armstrong, B. C.

B. Chappell of Vancouver, general
superintendent of the C. N. BR, paid a
visit to Prince Rupert last week and
on his return to the coast Saturday
via the Jasper route, he dropped off
at each station where there igs an ng-
ent and asked about how business was
growing, . °

Rev. T. H. Wright, B, A., has left
for Montreal and will sail on the!
“Athenia" August. Ist for Ireland. to
spend some time in the northern part
before going over to France. Beforé
leaving for the east he supplied for
Rev. J, P, Westman in Jubilea Uni-
ted church in Vanconver.

The Hazelton ball team expects ta
leave on’ Sunday next on their tour.
They have, says Cant. Allen Benson,
gumes arranged with Burns Lake for
Sunday, Vauderhoof, perhaps Prince
George, and Quesnel, On the return
they may play again at Prince Gegrae |
and niso at Vanderhoot.

Miss Dudgeon and Miss Leonard of |
Yancouver, both trained -nursees, ar-
rived in Hazelton the first of the
week by cnr and called on a friend or
iwo.. They are looking for a place to
locate as private nurses. -

Clarence Shaw, 2 youug lad from
Carnaby was convicted on a theft
charge and sent to Okalla for four
months. He was taken down to Ru-

pert on Monday.

Constable Unia of the RGM P.,
was operated on Tuesday“morning for
appendicitis.

.| police court the first ofthe week and
remanded until the. 20th. It seems
‘he was hoeing in the garden on Sur- |.
day when an Indian joined him and
with a broom the Indian paddled the

NO TIME IS LOST

(ne of the strong arguments ag-
st trapnesting individual hens ta
Cries urine Inying ability is the pre-
ipoon that considernble time is re-
gv:ed in the operation,
Derlng the past seven years the
Mepertmental Station of the Domin-
Pepurtment of Agriculture at
f''pe Tonge, Quebec, have made ao
‘pecial study of this important fac-
tous da poultry breeding,-and they find
Tat to. trapnest a flock of 100° hens
i¢ takes un average of 8&3 minutes per
fdas. ‘Chis test included a complete
recur of time involved-from the time
oY veleasing the hen from’ the ‘nest,
rck'he up the egg, and resetting the
iran, As matter of fact it takes al-
nuntt as work and time to collect the
vega from ‘the nest under ordinary

conditions as i ttakes to gather eggs |:

from a “flock which is belng trapnest-
cd. In.view of the exact inforniation
with - vespect to the ability of the in-
dividual hen. as an egg producer, the
yery Little -extra time it tnkes to op-
erate (he: trapnests: and keep records
is. well spent. It is only by using the

rap. nest that the farmer can have

puything lke an’ accurate indication |:

ef the veal, worth of | the individual

pivds of his’ laying . flock and ‘where
one hud aqan ‘objective increased’ pro- |.

luetion’ the’ trapnest is a sure means

LAND ACT

- Land

and situnted west of Lot 5074

Take notice that A. J Hillyard
Dorreen,.

thence 22 chnrins. west, thence

across Canada, 27 head of pure

swung: aboard the freighter Wai-
hemo for, New. Zealand reeently.
‘Captain Flynn, skipper of. this new
Noah's Ark, wasn't worrying, He
said he had handled tigers as well

as in. honey,. . Manitoba. produced
wall over one-third . of. the”: total

ut rapid, progress in this. direction, :

Mrs. - Wim. Grant arr ived home last
week after spending some ‘time with
her dagclitos, im Sir ithers. ,

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ak

Toney erep, in. Canada, the* quailty

. of whieh tis unexcelleds) and’at. -
the cresent rate‘of Incrense. Mani--
fohuel he the Innzeat produces ‘tw .

- fae bothbiva ocak yoo”

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Notice of Intention to apply to Lease

In “Range five (6) Coast ’ District,
Land Recording District of.. Skeena,

B, C., oecnpation, farmer,
intends to apply for a lense of the
following deseribed lands :—Commenc-
ing at a-post planted 3,60. feet from
the north west corner of Sorvad, lot
16074, im an south direction. to No.
post at south east corner, thence 20
chains north, thence 20 chains south,
chaing east to point of commencement
and containing 45 acres, more or lesst

Shipped : by Canadian Pacific a

\Chinamen. The Chinaman retaliated
with ‘the hoe. ‘The Indian’s hand got
in the road ‘and he was taken to the
hospital for first. aid. There are. a
cut or two but nothing serions.

Tommy Fuslimi, formerly. of New
Hnrzelton where heconducted a laun-
dry business for a number of yenrs,
of ‘and for the past number of yerrs lo-

bed of~ $550.

The Vancouver Wxhibition will be
1y, opened on Aug? 22 and -continue until
Ang. 20.

R. lL. Gale of Siitthers, one of the
best knawn-residents.of that town and

; “Albort James yes irate au old timer in the interfor, has been
Dated, July 11th, 1931. - |p Bg appointed a .stipendary magistrate for
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{the district. This appointment. ‘will
‘|velive the government ngent- of much
labor that took up the time~ mnneces-

Ten Mile on the Buikey Valley road |:

Lee sing of the City Cafe, was in

ented at Smithers, was recently. rob: ||

bred Jersey catlle, four pige..four .
mountain goats and .sheep were —

as seamenand stokers in his time. —

J. BH, Evans, Deputy Minister of .
Agriculture for Manitoba,: states. .
that, “in no branch of farm .pro-
duction jn Manitoba has the-price :
been.so well maintained or the vol.’
ume of business increased 80 much.

sarily of that official. in the past.

- Mr. Shoemalcer' ‘Of the diteher gnng

working at Dorreen on. the C.N.R. is
la patient at the Hazelton Hospital.
‘He - :was hit by n fair sized rock inst.
Sunday,

“VW

“Red” Watson,” Who: WS, | injured at

|the bridge last week: was hurt worse |
than at first ‘thought.- He . has’ nad-a
hard time, but reports : from: ‘the hos-
‘pital are to the effect’ that he. is nov.
: melcing a little ‘favorabl a Progress,

id

HY F." Shaw, - provincial “tax, collec:

tor nt @mithers. his also heen ‘appoint.
elon marriage commissioner.

if (Foe and =

cured a mammoth sturgeon’ saptur-

sold to Toledo for $100.

at the Government Bxperimontal

honey than on ordinary diet, This

may mean a further impetus. to.

Canadian -honey production.

"Capital. amounting to $600,000, 000.
Is invested In the development. of
13,000,000 horse power ‘électrical
energy in the province of Quebec,
‘Throughout Canada electri¢ power
development investments total $1,-
400,000 000.”

East and: west ‘of Suez as also in
London, Berlin, Paris and other
famous centres, canned. and frozen
salmon from British Columbia was
successfully marketed ‘last year.

- Victoria. .

._ fourth Buyers’ Week” to be héld
in .Montreal. The first Buyers'
Week brought 251 buyers from all
over the continent te Montreal: the
third brought 1,100 buyers; indicat-
ing the . growing success of . the
plan. .

Individual hoiders of Canadian
Pacific Railway common stock num-
bered 21,186 on September 2, 1930,
and by the 1st June, 1931, there
were 34,872 holders, an increase of
13,686.
popularity of this stock since its
split into four new shares for one
at the old stock.

Unity of all peoples who live on
the shores of the Pacific was the
object behind the recent visit to
British Columbia and Alaska of the
Portland, Ore, Chamber of Comyr
merce who took a seven-day cruise
on board Canadian Pacific steamer
Princess Charlotte in northern
waters, * :

Completing a coast-to-coast holl-
day trip, Viscount Duncannon, son
of Canada’s Governor-Geieral, the
Earl of Bessborough, and his
cousin, the Hon. Arthur Poasonby,
arrived in Vancouver over Canadian
Pacific Lines from the east recently.
“They went on to o six-day trip of
British Columbia waters aboard §.S.
Princess Maquinna,

Ladies ‘evidently ‘also prefer
blondes, judging by the decision of
‘the Alpha Delta Pi sorority- who
elected Miss  Margarét
- blonda beauty of Hunter College,
New York, as the sisterhood’s most
- beautiful bathing girl at the con-
vention recently held at the Cha-
_ teat Lake Louise, in. tha heart of
- the ‘Canadian Rockies.

- thttective July 1, the Toronto Ter-
minals ‘ ‘division of the: Canadian

the Bruce division of the company,
the comblued divisions belng known
aa the Bruce division. It. W. Scott
was appointed superintendent with
heatiquartera at Toronto,

Visitine
for the sneoud time in forty years,
‘Colonel &, “tanley, of Alverstok, |
England. 111 he was astounded at

Tart aa a Zuest

of: Lord Mount
Steyhen.

yen 763)

jand line. a

The. zoo. ‘at Toledo, Ohio, has. re

Feeding bees on sugar and. waite

the ‘Canadian Roektes :

even thought of when he was hers °

ed in Lake St. Glair,.Canada.”. The’
fish weighted 239 pounds and was |.

Most of the shipments went from |

. Monday, August 10, has been offi-—
-elally set as the opening date of the:

This shows the growine -

Jensen, -.

' Pacific Railway was merged with a

.the progress and development: at. --

tained in reap omparatively short.
_perfed, ie. was.a guest- at the ”
Banty Sorina Hotel, which was‘uot

“According 1 to reports | the fishery in- |.
spectors’ fre. on the -job, this year: and.
checking up on the whites who. fish
for. salmon. awith other :than: a hook

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS |

.. muPALMING FOR SUIPMENT A APROLALTY :

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Farm at Agassiz, B.C, has reaulted ~}:
in an average of 23. pounds more

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General we :
Merchandise

Goods alivaye fresh
“and Always new

Groceries, ‘Hardware, Dry
Goods; Boots and:Shoes and |
- Men’ 8 | Furnishings.

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W. J. Larkworthy
_ General Merchant
NEW HAZELTON

B.C LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed.

SMITHERS, B. C:-
ln i ee a te lp ay

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J. B. Judge
Chiropractor

Will be at the Omineca Hotel
Hazelton on Thursday

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Wm. Grant’s Agency.
Notary Publi¢

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. Representing

Leading Fire. and Life
Insurance Companies

REAL ESTATE Agent

Licensed and Bonded

HAZELTON, B.C.

The Hazelton. Hospital

, Pte Piagelcogs Huspltal issues tice
kets for ny period at’ $160 per
noth in advanes, ‘This rate in-
ciples allies: consultations, medi:
claes. as well as all costs while

Soe phi hisnitat, °Pickets” are’ ob-

ore er by
Pak

aubericiendint atthe hospital

alunite Te Taation atthe demg |
“mt from: the medi--

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