Pudions Ban Conips pang.

INCORPORATED u MAY 1870,

FOOTWEAR

- ;Ssuccess and the Ladies Aid,

Another assortment of 100 pairs

Ladies’ & Children’s Fine Shoes

---Exceptional Values---to clear
$1.45 to $2.95

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Provision Prices---Current

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HBC HAZELTON

FLOUR: Purity, 985.......... baeceeeees vo G2. 85
ADB koa veeueacecey . 1.50
Alberta Rose, 988,....... ...., wine 2.65

- M98. ee cece eens 1.40

BUTTER E.6.D. prints. .........2.. severe BB
; _ Economy prints....... eee e cece 20
BACON Dominion smoked, ner 1b, ........ .. 16
‘SUGAR — Granulated, 1003 .,............ cones BBB
LARD Shamrock, Pure, 5s....... bi beucaee 10
veeeuees teceee 445

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- Anal Flower Show
Thursday, Aug. 25, 1932

Old Timers Baseball, Hazelton vs New Hazelton - 116

Soft Ball, girls, Hazelton vs Smithers - = 2,00
Base Ball, senior, Hazelton vs Snappy Nine = 2.45

Admission to Ball Park 35c

Flower Show, Kitanmax Hall, open from 3. 00 D. /
m. to 6.30 p.m. “Admission 35c.

| Picture Show, Hodders Hall, 7.15 p.m. aan 50

- Grand. Ball in Kitanmax Hall

Commencing at $,30 p.m. Adtnisston T5e. each, including
supper, Five piece orchestra, : .

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Refreshments during aftemoon, Kitenmax Hall” {Ik

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the» ‘raspberry. supper piven in the
United Church, Hazelton, was quite 4
under:
whose auspices the affair was held, are
well pleaged with the results. A pro-

. gram of music Was pit ‘on by Rev. and

Mrs, Redman and Don, Capon,

ton Hospital on Wednesday ‘night Jast

{to Dr. and Mrs. Brummitt of Smithers

eed

Miss Craig was appointed’ the dele.
gate from the Hazelton Hospital board
to the Hospital convention to be held
in Vancouver on Sept, 6, 7 and 8. Miss

On Sunday after the ball game et
Smithers a. number of New Hazelton
people, and members of the ball team:

‘Thad a pieniec ‘at one of the many benu-|-

tifnl. creeks enroute.

Bob Willan and AL Hall left last
week for the prairie harvest fields.

The second erop of alfalfa hay has
been cut, cured and stowed away at
the Hospital farm.

The unemployed of the north are to
hold a” rally. meeting: at Burns Lake
on ‘August, 19th, President Sam. Flet-

‘jeher and , Secretary Roy Guss of the

Intest unemployed organization, are in-
tending to attend this meeting.

The Canadian National Railways is
glving” cheap’ fares for Labor Day on
All its lines in Canada. .

PRIVATE HOME FUR SCHOOL
CHILDREN. ‘Terms are moderate.

Rupert. .

- Harold Wrinch was bost-at' a birth-

Hazelton hatl last Thursday night, A
nuinber of his. friends from Smithers
were down. Harold is now 2) years of
age, 7 oO

A number of the young people of

‘New Hazelton motored to Evelyn last

“Thursday night and took in the dancer.
‘given by:.the Farmers Institute in the
_Evelyn hall. The young people report
fl very fine time. |

| s. Mullinson.,of the Indian Agents
office, accompanied Rey. Mr, Bannis-
, ter by motor to Kamloops on Thursday
‘ast. Mr, Mallinson ‘will go on by the
train from there to Vancouver for’ his
-vaeation, .
iug Mrs. Bannister at Kamloops.

Miss Helen Greig ond Miss Muargaret.-
,Glnss. leave Wednesday for thelr homes
in Terrace for a three weeks holiday.

Miss Campbell,’ R.N., returned last;
week after“a month. spent in the south
With friends. - .

Patrick Brown, i native. from Mor.
ticetown, waa pdmitted ‘to. the’ Hazel-
‘ton Hospital this week. with’ a ‘dislo-

fentea shoulders” He fell off a. wagon

or at least some of them,. may object
to the ‘permit. system for taking’ fish:

o visit. to: the ‘village would’ indicate.
that: many of them- will have lot: ‘of
food for beth themselves and thelr dog
this coming winter. :, _Zlverything. thai
will hold salmon: is, carrying. a full’ load
of it, and. the alr. fs ‘fall. of the froma.

“ngpecior of ‘the. Royal’ ‘Bank ot: Cans
ada’ Hadyen; of. Vancouver, spent, a. ‘day

of: two: vat the Hazelton -branch Ets

Wook, :

Doings Around Home

. OF interest to you and your friends .

A daughter was born at the Hazelt-{

Craig left Saturday to spend a month|
. [in ‘Yanecouver and Victoria.

Apply, Miss Beagley, Box 900, Prince .

day party and dance given in the New |

Rev. Mr. Bannister is visit: |

While the Indians at Morricetown, ;

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CHANGE |
IN TIME

i Effective August 31st ,

. Eastbound .
Transcontinental traing
' will leave every Mondzy,
co Wednesday and Friday.

Westbound trains will
leave every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,

For information eall or urite
focal agony, or

H. McEWEN, D.F. & PwAL
Prince Rupert, B.C.

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HAZELTON, B. Cc.

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazeltou Hoxpitel- issues tic-
kets fur uny period at $1.80 per
mouth in advanve. This" rate in-
elides office cousuttations, med
: eines. as well as ofl costs while
by (he hospital. Tlekets are sb-
talnible in Waziton at the drug
tore ar by mai from the medi-
eal supertutendant -nt-the Bospitay

Martin’s Garage
Hazelton, B. C.

Yictorii—Completion -of | existing
highways to provide a route from the
boundry of Alberta to Prince Rupert
is urged in a resolution of the Associa-
ted Boards of. Trade of British Colum-
bia, receiv: ed by the government today.
The government is asked. ta put this
highway first on its building: program
and to complete: ‘the gravelling of all
main roads to encourage tourists travel

WEATHER HAS TURNED WARM

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; Agent for

Firestone Tires

Home Oil and: Gasoline
Acetylene Welding .
Cylinder Honeing

Wrecking: Car at your
-Service---day or: night.

The weather man got buck from his
extended vacation last ‘Thursday and |
since then no one could ask fer a bet-
ter brand of weather.’ There has been
clear skies, bright ‘sunshine, high. tem.
perature, and low temperature at nigh’
The farmers are all on their toes now
nnd ‘the hay is getting. handled pretty
fast. While: the quality will not be ur
to standard it will make fair feed for
for. the. stock,“ The grain crops hay
come along in -great shape and thc
straw. will, be. a. good: length as well ar
the grain a good quality. - .,The weather
Inan,
Ottawa, preparing for and taking” part
in the Imperial Conference, and when
he had everything going nicely there
he got down to his own job again,’
On Monday list: the temperature got
As high as 86. a"

Geo: McBein Is getting his new resi-
‘dence erected at, ‘lwo Mile. He will
have water In the honse, a celar under
neath, and ‘vill have three good rooms
and a. large: pantry. He conipleted his
garage and we rorkshops earlier in the sen-
' som, .

A number of men trom ‘Hazelton are
working . on the, Babine - trail. and “wilt
soon have it cleared out as, far a8 5 thé
village. “ ho Sou es -

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effect it should menn' a ‘more regular
mail service for New Hazelton, . For t
long time miait has’ been caried. back
and forth’ on the train: so that’ it- has
not ‘been ° uricomon: to” get-flve- ‘dally pa-
pers at-one time, That 4s hardly 5 a000
enough. 7 .

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together: ‘on’ the’: ‘river: shores. sdnring ¢ the |
hot, weather of f the bast’ week.

a Serer

during ‘July, must - hare been at].

When, the. new train service goes in-|..

A. number’ of small: lente jurties of
the; young ‘people. of ‘Hazelton have got |.

Canning -
Has Arrived.

We now: have i in . stock —

No. 2 Tin: Cans, plain or
enameled
Rubbers and Sealers.

Special on Spices ‘and Brown Sugar
“for Piling,

Cold Cooked Menis a
New Fancy Mixed Cookies for Lunches
Sweet Cider and Soft Drinks

ICE Crna .

Sherriff & McRae

Cash: and Carry’ _
New Hazelton - South Hazelton.
Where-Pollars. Have More: Cents
Phone—8 short, 1 long, i short .

* Get Your .

- easonine and’ on.

“Donald Grey

Hagwileet near the bridge

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General Store.

Where inweast prices... prevail An’
an. alls lines, and alUthe time

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Sood Seed Potatoes fo. cule ;