THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 13, 1933

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NEW HAZELTON'S BALL TEAM
| New Hazelton is proud of its buse-
ball team, and rightly so. ‘The boys
are all young .and all home boys who
-hayve gone to school here, learned the
ume ‘together and have been playing
together for at least three years All
they know of the game théy have pick-|
ed up at home. Yet they have won

| twice the championship of the series

of games. played at Telkwa on Labor
Diy, und one year were runners up,
and then gave the team that won 2
good beating a week later

The boys run their own show, fin-
‘anee themselves with gate receipts,
prize money and an occasional danve.
They ‘do a good deal of the work on
the grounds themseires and handle the
bustuess among themselves. ..They are

titled to all the support the town can
vive them,

The New Hnrzelton team stands very
high with the people of the district—
they are recognized as good sports on
all sides, They seldom, 1£ ever. raise
any fuss about umpire decisions dur-
ine a gaine, and that is not because
they have no ocension to raise a fuss.
They tuke things as them-come, and
play bail nearly all the time. If they
win thot is fine and dandy. If they
loose, that’s not so good, but they take
it with a smile,

Some good players have been develo:

ed in New Hazelton, and there are:
number of youngsters coming along to
fill nny vacancies that may occur and
in the passed season some of - those
youngsters have been given a place on
the line-wp. They have given a good
acvount of themselves too,

More power tothe New. Hazelton
ball team and congratulations on their
splendid season.

TheHerald hag received from Olof
THanson, 3LP., a resume of the legisla-
tion passed at the last session of the
House of Commons.
nade without comment and is of value
to anyone interested in Dominion poli-
tles.It is the first time nny member has
wane to the trouble to prepare such a
document, at least. in the. north, and
copies have been furnished Boards of
Trade, Chambers of Commerce and to
the press and anyone Wishing.to see
what the members of parliament, did
ny Oftawa-mary get the information at
the offices of the above org sauniaations.
7 aoe

Mr. Bruhn, Inte minister of nubile
works in the Tolmie govermmnent, has
mimouneed a platform un which he is|
going to ‘stand anid asks other inde-
pendent mente sraud on the same phit-
Jt ts quite a platform, hal there
ix a lot of stuff in it which does nut
pirticnlatly concern pray incinl politics
hut Js alright for n filler
oe MB ENG

he" prayer of ey ery nidn..leading

oe puble life in ‘Cannda—“From: our po-

"Hiblea Srlenida: Good Lord. deliver us.”..

Oss no

- Tt! ia eal

will da: iwhen}lie. wets. Indide.”. But he:
Will be governed by elrenmstances af.
ter he gels in:
. Oe Re

oT he politienl campaign in Skeenn 1s
opening om Thursday. of next: week in
Hazelton and Smithers with two TLib-

= .. oral rallies.; It looks ‘very much like

‘ _* *. *.

- sProspects are brighter - all ‘the time
for: a resumption. of the cedar pole and
piling: business, in; thie. section. Then
MiBSa: ‘mine: orrtwe opens up. the country

tight panty fight: in Skeens.

press howled itself |

lection =. That date

u-ereditable organizntion and are en-|

This resume is |,

tov: aw tna on’ the, outside
ta make ‘braye | ‘promises of what he |

. -of, the’
has ben announced and: ‘yet the press of |

Of tt ‘pup’ barking at the moon.
eek %y

‘Have you paid your supscription yet

Here and Thos] [Ei

Taken as ‘a whove the British
West Indies as a ntarket for Can-
adiap products ranked teuth last
July with “S550.p00,. with New-
foundland coming nest.

increasing prosperity In Can-
ada and the United siutes is scen.
in the early arrival in the Do-
minion of limited States Christ aas
tree buyers, Thes are: partictlarty
busy in the Maritimes where the
demand is espacially heavy.

~ Edward C. Carter, of New York,
traveller: and: publicist, has been
chosen to fill the newly-created

post of secrelary-general. of the
Institute. of = Pacific . Relariuns

whieh has just completed its fifth
biennial conference at the Banit
Springs Hotel.

Eleven happy. boys. took. the -
eleventh annual “Qu tn Ajaska”
tour this year under the leader-
ship uf George E. Buchanan, of
Detroit. ‘Their --tiip ineluded a
stop at the Bantf Springs Hotel
where the boys slayad: until they ,
entrained for Lake Louise,

Traffic earnings of the Can-
adian railways for July sltew an-
aggregate guin of nearly a million:
dollars as compared with July,
1932, the best showing ‘n many .
moaths: on similar. comparisons,
Gross carnings of the Canadian
Pacific account for 473.0000 of
this gain during the month:

“Fle gar vou. that © time.” said
. Mrs. Moningu Northen to tha gov-
ernor of the: Bunt: of )-Enetnad,
when they landed recentivy at Que-
bee frow Canadian Pacifle liver,
Duchess of athell, pn thetro way,
to Bar Unrbor, Maine. The pur-
pose of ine visir is a miyslery, nut”
even a holiday beings. admitted by
the distinguished visitor.

John Nelson. president of .Ro-
dary International: sailed recently
by Empress of Brituinon hus. wiry

to Lausinnie where Uhe | sécond
. Buropean -regionyl conference of

the world-wide urganizalion wag
held this gronth,” Hye stated that

Rotary had 150, tue members in
sun chi Va . a ,
“Ip from othe. eanferences,

sneauhes and 9 exht Tntions wt the
World's Grain Exhipitien at —e-
gina we cai derive eveu one xie-
gestion of inne PAU fo agmcul-
turists, the show will bey voted a
snecess,” sant B.S Mewary, man-
HAer, Vatted dirain G: ‘Qwers nifice
in Calenurg, ih a teeent addtese ab
the Palliser fiutei an that ety.

public: but n lot of blah Reminds ong) i

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_ DENTIST.

‘SMITHERS, BC.

Hours 9a mto6 p.m Evenings .
by appointment. ;

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The Hazelton Hospital |

‘The Hezelton Hospital issues tic-
kets for. any period at $1.50 per
mouth in. advance. This rate in-
clides office consultations. medi-
= eines, fe Well as nll costa while
-ip the. hospital. ‘Mekets are ob-
tainnble in Aaziten at the dru
ature or by mall from the medil-
eal superintendint at the bospital
: eee

A SCENIC PANORAMA OF B.C.
Triangle Tour

.«. said by veteran travellers
to be the finest scenic trip
in the Northwest.

By. rail and steamer, with
Jasper your stopover. point. -
Cruise the “Inside Passage”’
—explore by rail the Skeena |
River — Rocky Mountains,
and Fraser River Valicy.

Go in either direction, from
any point on the Triangle.

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Rates, reservations from
Local Agent or
Il Weliwen, D:P. & P A.

Prince Rupert, BC. verLes

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

7 iPeiny 4 ape be ast
treme henat., It is n good plan to al-

or. evaporation.
tuiy other. time, eggs should not he
‘acer, near kerosene,. onions, fish or
other strong smelling substances, be-

Caps buEs readily absorb odours.
ey or a

Corp]. Kingston of the R.C.3LP. is
oa frtp sonth with a prisoner.

Bulkley Cow

—- Asso.

wore of butter fat fur the month uf

Name ef Cow

uw Canary Holstein
1) Snrkie Holstein
ft Nellie CGernsey
31 Dinh ‘~ Holstein:
70) Molly . HG
101 Blackie | ‘Holstein,
G8 Doll + oo": Holstein
224 Betsy _ Holstein
M1 May "Holstein
BT Dandy + Holstein
60) Freda. ts PBH
40 ‘Blossom Guernsey
114 Beauty Gnermsey
89 Besslo ote Holstein
G7 Rose Pee A Ge
4180 Stockings ’ Holstein
100° Bessie >’ Holstein
_ 62 Blue Holstein
117 Queen Ayrshire
216 Kewple “Holstein
10 Rasy Holstein
216 Patsy AG

for the neath: ‘of Augnst, 1933.

iT Sally 9 “Toisteln
aT _Beanuts _ AG
we * Blossom on aN ernsey
122 “Guernsey”

Susle *

Figures in rinotel

‘has been announced, and’ ‘yet. the press

. of the ‘gouth has’ nothing” to: offer. the:

‘Breed Lbs. Milk

Followlng Is alist ef cows in the above Association that gave 5$ Ibs. or

august, 1033,
Lbs, Ta t Owner

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Mrs. A, Fisher

1705 68.2

187 62.6 |S. Woodman
127 U1.8 Riverside Dairy
1808 f0.8 °  W. Billeter
GST 50.0 J. Bourgon

147 53.3 W.-Billeter
15250 57.9 -D, T. Greene
1120 5.0 Q, Killer

1648 55.8 ©, Ekman '
1200 fi.1 --D.-T. Greene
‘1698 5412 - O,- Ekman °'

mies 51.1: Woodlawn Dalry
, 118d 54.2° Woodlawn Dairy
1656 52.9. J, Bolitho

1466 $2.7 .S8. Woodman
“1448 2.1. +3. Woodman
1404 fi. °-J. Bourgon
1472 O15 OW. Billeter
ABSO 411° Woodlawn Dairy
AO * $0.8 Riverside Dairy

1520 BOL O. Ekman
Dd0 50.0 OW, dilleter

Heifers, “under three years ‘ald whick gave. a0. Ibs. butter fat or more dur-

ae

13.8. Woodman

R50...) 424° WV, Billeter
°° 818° "AS cock Phomnas
055 8B |

‘Woodlawn Datry

Ga. Manning

oe oo a oe ay Supervivor

Kees tor market ‘should never be ex: |
posed to direct sunlight, rain or to ex- '

ways keep the eggs. covered with a_
eloth or other meuns to prevent fading 4
In marketing or at

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