THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1934

RENCE
SHIPS

to VANCOUVER

Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Thursday at 10,15 p.m.

NORTH for ANYOX
~ and STEWART

Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Wednesday at_4 p.m.

| “3a.

ROUND TRIP

TRIANGLE
TOUR

1900 miles of de luxe travel
by train and boat...
Vancouver. Jasper National
Park, Prince Rupert.

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

for information call or
write to
The Local Agent
P, Lakie, D. P, and P. A.
Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘

WHISTLING!

Production of
Gold Away up

Gross yilue of British Columbia s
Mineral production for 1983 was $30,-
6T4,48G, an increase of -2,432,868 or
‘G1 per vent over the previous year.

The 1933 gold production of the pro-
vince, valued at $5,027,530, at the
xtindard ‘price of $20.67 per fine ounce
is itn increase of 22.6 per cent over the
1938 ontpnt sind 51.9 per cent over that
of 19381, . .

Producers of gold received an naver-
uge during 1983 of $28.60 per fine 04
so that their total return -in Canadian
finis an recount of gold was $6,955,-
viG, This isan increase of 107.5 yer
cent over returns ‘of 1981 when the
preminmn was small

These: figures show the 1983 gold
production to be the highest in value
in Canadian funds ever recorded in the
province and establishes gold as the
leading mineral product of British Col-
Tinta: 7 '

With the maintenance of the yre-
sent wark] gold ‘prices during 1934 the
vine of. the present years production
may well reach an aggregate of $11,-
500,000 in-terms of Canadian dollars.

Picer gold production last year was
np in value to: $50.076. or 17.3 per cent
aver the yrevions year, a

Tncrense in the world price of gold
has established miny mining proper-

Getting Better):

ties hitherto of doubtful interest, as
economically attractive propositions.
This has broadened the fleld of devel-
opment work whilst established pro-
ducers lave heen able to materially
expand their ore reserves,

These’ and many other striking
shitements are the keynotes of the te-
Inarkable progress of: the mining in-
dustry during the year 1933, and will
be: found in the annnal report of the
minister of mines fur the province just
issued iy. Hon, @.. 8. Penrson,

W. J. ONeill of Smithers was down
on Monday with a brand new ear ir
hopes of interesting some one around
these parts in its purchase.

se &

Tt is reported that from the fiest of
June there is a decrease of twenty per
tent in the applications for. direct re-
lief, Conditions are tmproving and a
lot of men are getting work or fzoing
out after work, ind the drain on some
others is less. It is expected that br
the fivst of August very few will be
left. on relief, Those who are will he

by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

in need,

day .

~ BEGIN at breakfast with a bowl of toasted Kelloge’s Corn

Flakes. You get flavor and refreshing crispness that puts

2 real edge on your appetite.

But more than that. Kellogg’s are rich in energy. . .

easily, quickly digested, The kind of food that leaves you fit!

Enjoy Kellogg’s for lunch, with milk or cream and add

fruits or berries, Fine for a late bedtime snack,

And what could be better for the children’s evening

‘meal than these delicious easy-to-digest flakes? No trouble
or cooking to serve.

. Kelloge’s are always oven-fresh, thanks to the heat-

sealed WAXTITE bag—a_ patented Kellogg feature. Made

| Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

cuttadspioecummee te |

jrutpit-in New Hazelton and in Mazel.

-Llurge” congregations
fthear him, 4

[as this is an important meeting the

The Womans Auxiliary to the Haz-

Cooking in-the United Chureh in Haz.
elton on Saturday next at four o clock,
* # 2 .

Indinn Agent Capt. Mortimer lett
the forepart of the week for Bubine
on his regular spring visit, He would
hive gone earlier but some of his
peope on obe of the reserves required
his presence to sette a disagreement,

sr *

Mr. Russell of the Hudsons Bay Cu
hi Hazelton has purchased anew Cher
from the Smithers Garage & Electric.

. * * @ :

Aitdried peat sand inuck will abe
sorb 2 to 6 times their weight of liquid
and in this respect they. compare rery
ftvoruhly with straw. the bedding ima-
terial almost mniversally nosed on the

as Moss litters may absark 19 to 15
tines its own weight of liquid,
: ako

Mes, M. T. Burger ane children of
Victoria are now Visiting with friends
aud relatives in Hiizelton and Velkwa
This ix thely first visit since moving
to Vietoriaa conple af years ago and
ther inany eld frieids are glad te see
them.

Next Sunday will be the last Sun-
day Rev. Ma, Retin will occupy the

ton before their reneval ta Mission
City, The service i: New Hazelton
Will be in the morning at the asyal
hour and in Hazelton tn the evening.
Mr, Redmun wili have something of a
special nature to say and it is hoped
are present to

: * #
+ The New Hazelton Ludies Ald will
dueet xt the home of Mrs, Sawle on
Tharsday afternoon (tomorrow) and

ladies are requested to be present, It
Wil also’ be the last meeting for the

elton Hospital will hold a sale of home|:

farm Pert toss, commonly — knuwa | |

| | Wn. Grant’s Agency

Represen ting

Leading Fire and Life |
Insurance Companies

tee ee q

You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
Attention

HAZELTON, B. C.

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C,

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and lransfer Service
At all hours

ae tee

W.B. Leach} Owner

attnmer months, od
; eee bait mre

The total resources of spruce in all sh
Cunuda are estimated at 560,000,000 ' ¥
cords which, if turned into. paper, B.C... UNDERTAKERS
waukd have. a value of $98,000,000,000. EMBALMING FOR AHIPMENT A SPEGIALTY

. . * *
PRESENTATION TO REY. REDMAN | P.O, Box 948 A wire
ee ; PRINCE RUPER™ B.C. will bring u
On Tuesday evening of this week 2]
the Hazelton Glee Glut: closed its third _
Ses. PRES cust sheeting took the —= ° 7)
Trem OF a sda paces ad) presen.
tation to Rev. 8S. V. HL. Redman, the COOPER H. WRINCH
Flist. couduetor and president, and to Licensed [Insurance Agent
Mrs. Redman, one of the orlginal mem
bers. who -are leaving this distriet to . , fi
hike up work at ‘Mission City, to which means all types of insurance,
church Rey, Redman has been called.

‘The“members met at the home of My . « . 4.
nud Afrs, &. Mallinson, and from there Fire, Automobile, Sick-
went in a body to the home of the pre- ness and Accident
sident. The members all being gath-

“fered, Mrs. Myros, in the name of the —
-{ Glee Club, expressed the appreciation :
of the group for the time and energy HAZELTON ’ B. C.
expended by Rey. Redman, In closing
Mrs, Myros presegted to Rev. and Mrg|.— ————— ‘,
Redman, a erystal fruit bowl and ean-| an
PNP LP LPP PRP PRLS

delabra to mateh, together with an il-
Iuminnted cord expressing apprecia-
tion and benring the signatures of all
members. Rey, Redman replied, ex-
pressing the thanks of himsef and Mrs
Redman for the honor showa to them.
Ile thentook his place as conduetor
und the next part of the evening was
spent in singing some of the favorite
pleces used during the time that the
tInb has been in existance, Rey. Mr.
Redman sang a solo, and took part
With Mrs, Redinnn ina duet. Other
xolos were sung by different members.
The Inst part, but not the least, was
the partaking of refreshments provid-
ed-and served by Mesdames Myros,
Fraser and Mallinson, Ample appre-
fintion was shown for the good things
provided, after which the elub aécept-
ed the resignation of the president, and
thus closed ‘the Benson 1932-84.

Mumps ave al the rage in New Haz-
elton at present. So far it-is confined
to the youngsters, and they do not

Dr. R. C. Bamford
| DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9am to 6 pm Evenings
by appolntment,

The Hazelton Hospital

fhe Hazelton Hospital issues tie-
kets for any perlod-at $1.50 per
montii in advance, This rate in-
‘eludes office consultations, medi-
‘eines, as well as all costs while
in the hospital. Tlokéts ore ob-
talnable, in Hazlton at the drug
“tare ar by mail from the medi.
ea) stinerintendant at the hospital

mind a fev extra holidays.

————

==