THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1934

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Cart feate of Inprovements

NOTICE

Suken, Crazy Sire, Red Cap, Wireless,
August. Lefty. Dictouw. and. Beaver

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leavh that Jumes Dunbar of Premier
his had to resign his position as ac
countiat on account of poor. health,
ife is leaving on an extended trip to
the old country, Jim wos for yenrs a
resident oof this distriet but for many
sears has been with Premier mine,
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‘Aton mecting of the hoard of: diree
core of the Hazelton Hospital held on
Priduy night it wus,deeided to not
hold “a Mospital Day celebration this
vour for the same rensous as none was
"wd last yeur—timmeial — conditions.
While the hospital ix enjoying a mueb
Setior time. than a year ago there are
way things required that were consid

Seo of mrore importance at this time.

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Ve 1 C. Winch left Saturday
wenive for Vancouver where he will
ond oo -meoeting of — the Provincial
“e monte Council, He will be away
hont ten days. Fwllowing this meet
othe Council expects’ to Have some

eromumendations to present to the
~verrineit aining. at- relieving — the

roenndovment’ and the

Ten- on. the. province,
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finaneial bar

Mike Coaurge will start lamling poles
‘ron Nire Mile monntain area to New
‘inzelfon the first of Jame. He will
et two trucks on the rond-and he ex
eets to pike four trips a day with
ch trick. “He hus quite nu pile: of
poles tu haul. .
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My. and Mrs, Ungstead of Kitwanga.
spout the Twenty fourth of May with
Aly. and Mrs. Senkpiel, Mrs, Hagstead
remained over for a few drys and took
“a the sports at Morieetown on -Batut
day. oe, ,
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Mineral Claims, situate in the Om-
IHeCH
Coast District,

Loented an the north slope of Hud-

Mining Division of Range 6):

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vesteviy Eron Smithers,

Inountiin about. eight miles
B.C.

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ton an Sunday evening next week at

TAKE NOTICE that Jo A. Rather-
ford, TALC. No. 62037D, authorized
vent fos Telin ‘A. Chisholm, Free Min-
Cortiiente No. 6G00LD, - intend,
“xty lays fvom the date hereof, to
rply oto fhe Mining Recorder for a
“ortiMeate of Tiwprovements. for. the
airpese af ahiuning a Crown grant of
te gheve elatms,

Ail further take notice that action,
widow section 85, must be commenced
‘efove the issuanee of sneh Certifieate
oP Tiaprevement. ox 62:

Vette] this 1th day of May, 1934,

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To get there and hack you have
a choice of many routes. Let
us plan your trip for the maxi-
mum of pleasure. :
En route visit Jasper Park
Lodge in the mountains and
Minaki Ledge in Ontario's Lake
of the Woods.

Por: information enll or
write to
The Local Agent
I, Lakie, D. P. und B.A.
Prince Rupert, B.1".

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John Newiek 4s expected back in the
uiiig. after aitending conference fh
rom Cie Ting.

' neemive ver o8 B delegite I
viou hospital. .

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The Indians aft Kitsezuecla held a
hwo dkiys sports mect on May 24 and
They hal a good attendance and
a wimber of whites from Elnzelton at

fended the meet,
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Services will be held in New Hazel

7.30) Thev, Mir. Redinan will be home
iy then and will take the service, He
will have a report to make on the gen
éral conference which lie has been at
tendiug: and will announee what ar
mugepents Tneve heen nade to carry
on the work in this district.
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The Indians are going fishing on the
lowers Skeend sumewhit enarile: this
your thin usual Some have already

Doings Around Home.

Of interest to you and your friends

SEIS

Muny old timers here will regret to]:

appendicitis which was performed a

Couple of weeks aga,

the first of the week to see his brother
fron Usk who is a patient in the Haz
elton hospital

Brain Trust is considering now is the
emplogment of boys leaving school,

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{FE nginevrs, conductors, firemen and
binkemen) hate ‘petitioned the rail
way commission to order the railways
to reopen a lot of the sections that
have been closed for economic reasons
The Big Four ¢lnim the. road bed is
hot sate tu. take: trains. over. That
should make the railways sit up and
take notice. It would also relieve the
ahemployment sitnation somewhat and
improve the publicly owned property,
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Ctimbing roses, unlike rose bushes,
produce. flowers. on the wood of the
previons season's growth, and. should
not therefore he severely, pruned.
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Mrs, ton, Wall, Mrs... Chas, Monk
and Mrs, Taylor motored from Smith
evs on Monday to eall on? friends in
the garden section of the interior,
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A min hy the name of Werman from
Celifernia landed? nt. Mission Point on
Monday aud remained over night. and
gotorwas ‘Tuesday snorning for Wale
banks. Maske, Tle was flying a small
bane which he hopes to yt in to rhe
conmercin field tr Alaska.’ He toolk
Charles Benson with him as far as the
Atlin country: where he will) prospect
during’ the summer.’
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Acsecond pane was expected to ari

ve at Mission Point field on Tuesday.
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Miss winan, RN, of the Hazelton
Hospital - staff, goes to Vancouver in

the morning for a’ months vacation, °
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Atiss Haines returned Tuesday morn

ing to her position on the hospital staff

ifter in absence of three months.
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Dr. H. C. Wrineh is expected to ve

turn from Vancouver on Tnesday next
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Iteports from Christy Street Military
Hospital in. Vaneouyer are to the ef
fect that Arthur Wrinch-is making ao
good recovery after aun operation for

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A. AL Stewnrt of Clinton motored up

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me of the hig things the provinelal

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sope arad othéevws are leaving on ulinost

avery train The big erewd will! wet
WW “ay ahont the: tenth’ of Tuna
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Artliner Gttiva 18. a popular field;

pealaver a wide range of conditions
ik the mest commonly grown variety
for the pow samp trade,

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Owing to the long dry spell the read
In same places is several Inches deep
with: dust—pure and unadulternted.
Th fs most annoying, Every ear. that
foes hy lenves a great dense cloud and
some OF the drivers seem to glory in
making the cloud greater.

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he Chintdinn tallwasys report n big
Increase in oust and west passenger
traffic this yeuroas the result of the
ane eat aoanle vate,

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A ren news item is the feet that
the qassenger and freight trains over:
the vorthern route ure almost on time
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he willl flowers in the interlor are
How ont their best and’ will continue
1 oxrent attraction to all- who go into
the woods or drive nlong the roads for
xoine Weeks yet. The Skeena lilies are
partionlarly attractlye,’ both out of
doors. or for house decorations. The
first wild rose was seen on Sunday last
aud in another week the country side
wHl be n mass of bloom.’ ‘Then there
are Indian -palnt brushes, columbine,
nnd a host of ‘other flowers of about
us nnipy eolors as there are varieties.

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a dozen pints.
1 Wages haw is one te get the $3.00 to
ky for a dozen?

O08 inore working in’ Cunada on the

ago,

It. is reported that the price of beer
Is. to he. reduced again, to about $3.00
But without work and

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Ottawa reports Chait there nre 140,

first of May than ‘there were a year

It ix reported flit the. Big. Four |;

Notary Public.

Representing

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance | Companies

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You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
Attention

HAZELTON, B. C.

‘Wun 6 Grant’ Agency |

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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.

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City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours bee 40

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W. B. Leach} = Owner

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B. C. UNDERTAKERS

P.O. Box p48
PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.

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EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY -

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COOPER H. WRINCH

Licensed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of. insurance,
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
.ness and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C.

Dr. R. C. Bamford
DENTIST

SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 3amto6 pm Evenings,
by appolntment,

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tic-
kets for any period at $1.50 per
month in advance.
cludes office consultations, medi-
felnes, a8 well os all ‘costs while
in the hospital..-Tickets are ob-
talnable Jn Hazlton at the drug
store or. by mail from the medi-
cal superintendant at the hospital

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