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i In the first place of all, Mr. Farmer, you are interested in this dis-
trict herause ‘it ts the logical market for the greater part of your
produce you have to sell. New Hazelton and district people are
the consumers of what you have to sell, and you, being the pro-
| ducer of what they must buy, are a person of mighty impertance
You have a common bond. ,

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people affects you by affecting your market. Any-
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,try has « vital bearing on the business life and gen-
eral stritis of New Hazelton and district.
after all, one in point of view, economically.

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Ji presenting the news and other items of interest each week The
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warding any phase of farm work or life are published, together
with the news of the whole district, so far as it can be got.

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KEEP THE MAIN ROAD OPEN
“It would. Indeed. be regrettable, as
pointed: out, in the Interior News, if
the -provinclal- department. of: public
works. decided: not-to run the snow
plow over the main highway during the
winter. after snow storms, and thus
keep the road open for traffic all the
year. Not only do auto owners pay.
a Hicense to use the roads, anda stiff
tax on gasoline’ for road purposes, but:
the road is- greatly benefited -by béing
kept eleared of snow. The last two
yeurs the snow plow has been In use
the rond in the spring thawed out and
was at no time unfit for travel. The
comparatively few dollars spent in the
use of the plow is saved ten times iu
maintenance in the spring. That is a
well known fact,

To close the road for winter traffic

| in this part of the country.

would be very expensive ‘economy and.
u great detriment to the people Hving
It sounde
too much like “more Vancouvevr ex-
pert business men’s economy.”
‘New that there will be no banking
facilities, in. the Hazelton end of the
district the main highway to. Smithere
will be in greater use than ever. The
train service is all right for those wha
have nothing to do . but: visit. The
trains arrive in Smithers after business
hours and leave before business opens.
To go by train means“ three day stay
to do possibly a few. minutes business
at-thé bank ‘and a couple of hours with
the rest of the ‘business people. Thai
is not good enough, especlally as the
provineial government. collects its tax:
8 ‘just the same. |

its slaye of the’ économies the govern:
ment ig forced..-to practice, but .the

OMHe- North yeallzes that it must beat

‘North is not prepared to be penalized
100 per cent for the benefit. of. the one
or two cities in the south. If the main
trans-provinclal highway cannot be;
kept open during the winter when the
government has all the machinery nec-

TH essary and on the ground, it is indeed

fr

nr bad “outlook for the country. We
urge the government to keep faith with:
the people and keep the road open.

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

District of. Coast, Range 5

‘uke notice that sixty days after
ute TI, Geo. H. Ballard, intend to ap-
iy fo the Minister of Lands for a li-
raase to prospect for coal and petro-
leu over 640 acres of land, as follow:
--vonmnencing’ at a post planted at thé
north-west corner of Sec. 0, Twp. 1A
lt. 5, and marked G. H. B’s N, W. cor
Lor; thence south 80 chains, thence
cust 80 chains, thence north 80 chains
thence west 80. chains, ‘to point of com
mencement, . .. a
Lavcatter, Sent. “18th, “1982, ; :

Geo. H. Ballard

HAZELTON LAND ‘DISTRICT

"District, of. Cast, Range 5 5

wie “nl

JH ABallard, :

cense to, prospect- -for -conl and petro
Jeun-ovet 640 | acres of.land as follows
cominencing at ‘a’ ‘post planted one half
nile north of the’north-west corer of

- See. 9, ‘Twp. 1A, and marked G.H.B,’ Fa

§. Ev corner, thénce north 80 chatis
thence ‘west 80 ‘chains, ‘thenve south BC
‘chains; thence east. 80-chains to. Point
of commencement, .

god whe is . fiat ev
hare: ‘have’ been, few’ forest ‘Pires “in:
British ‘Columbia ’ ‘thig: year. and: Htite:
loss of. timber ‘whtle ‘the cost’ of f fight:

tu init: sixty. day valter: an
intend to" ae.
N poly: to the: “Minister of Lands for Ii

Taxi ‘and. Transfer Service

ing £ five’ } has been’ almost ail ”

“HAZELION LAND DISTRICT ©

Distriet of Coast, Range 5

Take niotlee that sixty dnys afte:
date I, Gen, H. Ballard, intend to apphk
to,the Minister of Lands for a licensi
to prospect for coal and ‘petroleum ov-
er G40 acres of land as follows :—~com-
mehcing at # post planted at the north
west coruer’of Secetion 0, Twp. 1A, R,
5. tnd marked G. H. B.’s 8,.W. corner.
thence north 80 chains, thence east SC
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence:
west 80 chains to point of commence |

ment,
Located September 18th, 1982,

Geo. I. Ballar¢

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Letter to Editor

“Sweet Potatoes vs Squash:

» Quite, 'B: c, November 13, 39
Dear’ Ma. Editor :-=
if there is anything I dislike it is tc
vet into. print, but as I am unable to
‘hive-a hail I'trust you. will so kind as
tu permit.me ia “little: space.
‘You Know: how ‘one feels after a par-
ticularly good:dinner, or sometimes af-
ter niwee .drop of Happy's. best Three
‘Crowne: That is the way I.om feeling

‘Paectiong: oo. bt Fee

- Yhis may not appeal: to others as it
does ‘to me, I ain like the nigger whe
sald-t- “There fs no such thing as toc

: City. Transfer |

At all hours,

W. B: Leach}

pias

We ee

Be afoent PUN boa we

‘Smithers, B. & os |

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Owner

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“| much watermelon, It is too. little hig.
: wav?” -Isam .the same way: about the
NWeet potatoes and good squash. -

' “Impossible as it nay seem, I just |
hiid as good a squash ap. ‘anyone could
‘Wish. . It was very heavy and the meat
“Waa over -two, inches! thicky It was dry
sweet ond meaily,-as all good squash
should be. -Now, to: -you, Who do not
know what good squash: is like, I wilt

good. ree

| about 4 x4 or-4.x 6, |: ‘Bake these until,

“Gin oe :

“the snd pide ehiine ‘sown from the:

‘siulthers’ hendanarters, , “arriving. here |'t
‘late: Monday afternoon:. ; It returned on:
Tuesday inoining so that-the’road to’

Smithers is how y oven for, ttnttie. 7?

| done ‘and serve as it ia, for. best re-

‘dalé-'and: pepped.. (thé: ‘aquash not the
“britter) fen take’ a, ‘small H plece of the,

now ‘id’ so wish to pass. along my re- |.

‘waythat. you are, ‘algal something
errs Peer inl wy | '
‘Select a squash with. a ‘hard aun,

‘Va Hibbard squash ‘is; the’ best kind, cut. a
it. in half, .or hetter,, into.small- pleces.,.:

: ae unless. Fore mk ately you. are af), 15

Jnrge piece. of, buttery ncn it with aes

This reminds. ine of. another’ “thing’
or ‘two. Many people like and’ use the

to. squash | in every way, except ‘price.

product and sell from 10 to 16ca pound
‘The squash’ is equally - good. and - sells
for 3 to Sc a pound besides being pro-
duced in” B. OG. Get" “me?: . . However,
although squash may be ‘eut: and: Jaid
aside for- ‘some time’ without - deteriora-
Hon, they. are usually too large for the
small family, which makes the sweet
potatoes more in demand. There is no
Treason why the merchants could not
sell squash by thepiece, so small fam-
les could enjoy this: grand ‘vegetable
frequently. oo

While on the subject I would like to
make a suggestlon.to those who. can-
not, secure either sweet. potatoes or
squash at all. Everybody knows how’
good a nice baked Irish potato is, ‘They
are” (delicious if dry and*meally and
served with plenty of butter as sug-
gested with squash. But: I wonder
how many people have tried carrots
or turnips in the same way? If you
have not you have overlooked a good
bet. But don’t make the mistake of

these vegetables. Serve them hot and |: .
allow each person . to peel their ‘own. [:

Yours: truly ©
Unele Danie’ :

By a decision handed down by Ate 7
torney-General Pooley,’ ‘in future boys |.
under the age of 21 years who go into ‘"
beét parlos and drink beer ‘will be giv-
en o public spanking instead of being
heavily fined ‘or put in jail with ‘TMmen
of a criminal “instinct. The Attorney |
General believes this will be.a greater
préventative. measuré than the one pro-
vided by law. He might well have in. ,
eludd the young sirls in the new, pun- .
ishment,

Presiier Tolmie spoke over the radio :

week.. - > th

MINERAL ACT.

"NOTICE |

“of

Jordiilersi Fractional, Camille “Wrace

squish 6 ‘on a apoon ‘whieh you seoep uy mh
from the main dish just out'vf ‘the ove
en. and proceed to ‘enjoy yourself,; *: ath

sweet potatoes, which are very ‘similar :

The sweet potatoes are ‘an imported it

Vaccum
Makes. Rew
Friends

peeling off the inner skin of any of 3

Just imagine you are around a camr : a
fire and do not be’ too dignified. a be

on. Monday ment: opening educational jf; ~

Certificate of Improvements ~~ |

“wai Repairing and
J ewellery Requirements.
. To. = .

PE rinite Rupert —

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R W. Cameron

“ull B.C. Payot 7

“Many ‘people wlio” never ked can-

ned: milk have- fount a- new. atid a
likeableness in. Vaccum Packed Pa-

L’ elfie’ Milk. . Mrs. MEL, Ri found it”

out ona: Cariboo camping trip ear-
ly in September. ; :

‘Pacific Milk

“100% B C. owned “and controlle)’

Plant at Abbotsford.”

"aR:

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. BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A _SPROIALTY:

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PO Box98 ‘Aw |
_ PRINCE RUPERT, B.C... will bring u

J. B. Judge
Chiropractor

Will be at the Ominecs Hotel - ; "|
Hazelton: on Thursday. |

ional, Gold Dust.Fractional and Mack
ineral elaims ; situate in the Qmineca’

rict: located one mile southerly. from
Jsk on Kitselas mountain.

Take Notice that I, J. A. Rutherford,
‘yee Miner’s Certificate No. 62347),
‘gent for the Usk Mining Co., Ltd.,
Free Miner's: Certificate | No. 465700,
ntend sixty doys from the date here:
f, intend to apply to the Mining Re-'|.
order for a. Certificate ‘of Improve.
rents, -for the purpose of obtaining :
Crown Grant of the above claims.

And .further tike notice that action
nder section 85 must be commenced
efore the issuance of such Certifieat
f Improvements. ©
Dated this ‘5th day of October; A D.,
932.

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Sining Division, Range V, Coast Dis- | |

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_ NEW HAZELTON | ;

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_ Smithers, B. CG.

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. Transcontinental trains will”
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