NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESD AY, OCTOBER 30, 1935

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exceptionally handy for winter trips
Full service to travel
iers, spacious writing rooms; handy
telephones; dining raom, large lomnge

to Vancouver,

Very central, ;

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

W. B. Leach Owner

Piss
ra

Forwarding Transfer
Storage Taxi

All trains are met with both cars
and trucks

Wood and Coal for Sale

Dry Birch and Jack Pine
in car lots if wanted

Marshall Bros. & York
_ HAZELTON ©

SGME UNNECESSARY DAMAGE

Considerable damage and inconveul
eice wis caused last weelk by the
iive Mile creek over flowing its banks
m1 tnudating the roads on both Sth
wil 11th ave, by flooding cellars and
yurds and gardens, This was not at
nl neecasary.. Had the railway puiled
out a few stop dogs at Mission creek
more than half of the water would
have gone down Mission creek. To do
this Httle job is the duty of the rail
way, having been permitted to put in’

stop logs to divert Mission creek water | . -
ito Five Mile creek to serve the water,’

tink at the station, ~~

Mt ventirely, ani
t,. many’ of them ‘had
orses on one‘side of
the: feed was... brie” the
ather side. “The bbridge will answer

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The preliminary estimate of the to
tal production of wheat in’ Canada in
1085: at 290,541,000 bushels is 14,692,
000 bushels, or 5.3 per cent, above the
193+ unrevised- estimate. The quality
of the crop this year is definitely poor
er than that of the 1984 crop.
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A spoonful of honey dissolved in a
glass of warm milk is used as a creat
or of energy by Finish athletes before
undertaking strenuous exertion, Dur
ing long distance marathon races they
take a very small portion of honey, a
littie on the tongue only, as o reviyer.
man
The nails that were coming via the
Prince Rupert route are now being
sent around byVancouver and then
north over the railway.
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This is not news exactly, but it ‘is
surely quite unusual. A horse shoe
was found on the road Monday.
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Mrs, Deter Smith returned home last
Saturday after a visit with her dau
ehter, Mrs, Harold Gould at Walcott.
She was accompanied home by her
oldest grandson. ,
ane .
The Central British Columbia Seed
Fair will be held in’ Vanderhoof on
Friday, November 22nd. Send up
your seed. Every exhibit is a boost
for your district. —
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The present consmoption of beef in
Camda is estimated at 66.86 pounds;
pork 66.36; mntton and lamb 6.28;
poultry 9.9; butter 30.2; cheese 3,64;
exes 22.31 dozen per capita.
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Sknnk tail grass, or wild barley, is
a native perennial occurring from lake
Superior westward, particularly in a]
kaline suil where better, grasses cannot

thrive, It is found occasionally in
Eastern Canada. The grass is o ser'l
ous enemy to western stockmen, Ding
4 source of injury. to horses, cattle and
sheep through the barbed seeds and
wns penetrating the soft tissue of the
animal's mouth eausing irritation and
Inflained ulcers,

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Several parties have gone out hunt

A work train with diteher is clearing
up a mud slide near Bulkley Canyon.

During the rainy spell last week

over five inches of water fell, and that
‘is about a-record for this part of the

[price of liquor in that province must

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Over in Burepe they are still pre
paving for war. Fighting in Ethopia
is under wuy and all nations are get
ting ready to fight on a moment's no

tice, "The Italian’ president has re
fused the offers of peace, and in turn

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Commissioner MeMillan of the Sal
vation Army is paying a visit to the
tvestern provinces,

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The last reports are that Gerry Me
Geer has been defeated by two or three
votes, It is likely that he will ask for
a reconnt of the baHots,

ashe,
In order to balance the budget and
to get Soclil Credit under wny Premt
ev Aberhart lis announced that the

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The professional hockey. season will

broaticast. over the national network

ench Saturday evening as in the past
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crops in Canada in 1085, including
peas, beans, buckwheat, corn, potatoes
alfalfn and sugar. beets, indiented that
Yields would be below average but
above the level of 1934.

GREAT OFFER TO READERS.

“The Herald will shortly publish an
offer to cur readers and those who
would like to subscribe. We will offer

a list of Canadian magazines for the
rediculously low price of Three Dollars
In order that all our readers may avail
themselves of this geat offer we will
be glad to have present readers pay up
their subscriptions and’ renew for an
other year. Tt is a chance of alife
time....These magazines will make a
most acceptable Christmas present for
your friends, or you can have them all
come to your own address and enjoy

ing recently, but so far there is no re
wort of any of them having got any
thing.

; Watch for the anouncement in 2 week

them during the leng winter evenings.

or two.

‘REDUCED WI

RETURN

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- CAMADTAR

Effective -NOVEMBER 1 |

> To VANCOUVER
$32 ; 0 VANG( Included R |
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- THURSDAY

‘Phere rates effective to February 20

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10:30 p.m. .
Southbound ' ot

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“Condition figures for the Inte sown |.

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|; | Starting a’ tour:
* will include ©. the “pri _0elie~
_«: fy tred of the Dominion, Lord Baden- 13°.
oT. Bowell, ' | ay
| Powell, chief of the -Girl Guides, ¢fo- 0
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from; 6.8.: Princess .\ |. .

: Doings Around Home .

Of interest to you and your friends

Re

He e and There ,

. With the warm’ weather and

_ Gates of opening of the summer
hotels and resorts of the Canadian
Pacific. Ratlway will be welcome
news to tourists, Banff ‘Springs
Hotel opens, June 16; -Chatean
Lake Louise, Emerald Lake Cha-
let and bungalow camps Wapta,
Yoho, Radium Hot Springs and
Moraine Lake, June 21: French

Devil’s Gap Bungalow
June 21;
Andrews, N.B., June 29; The
Pines, Digby, June 27 and the
Lakeside Inn, Yarmouth, June 28,

Camp,

hual Rose Festival will be heid
this year, June 6-8. Millions of
rose blooms will be on display in
the many floats of the grand fio«
Yal parade and also in the 47th

‘annual show of the Portland Rose
®ociety.

‘Marking the Silver Jubilee cele-
brations of the coronntion of King
George V, to ‘be held this year,
the Canadian Pacific’ Railway
has issued a strikingly handsome
folder covering thé main events
of the function from the King’s
drive ta St. Paul’s Cathedral on

' May 6-and ending with the Lord
Mayor's Show on November 9,

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A beautiful new menu card for
the. King’s Jubilee. celebrations
has been designed by the Cana-'

in all the company’s hotels from:
coast to coast, on ships of the.
| Atlantic and. Pacific fleets and.
on World cruise ships; Its front
‘caver is"done in gold with the:
Canadian ‘Coat of Arms in color:
at the top and the Canadian Pas"
cific crest at the bottom, The’
back cover; also done in gold,
Shows a train in the Rockies, the

end the Empress of Britain, A
maple leaf below the Coat of
Arms and %@: space on. the back

menu card, . _

The world is invited fo attend
the annual Rose Festival to be
held at. Portland, Oregon, June 6,
7 and &.- This, one of the out:

‘States, will this year show many~
new and heautiful features,
among which the 47th annual
rose show of.the Portland Rose
Society witl be not the least im-
Dortant. The whole city will ba

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| ‘Over the period May 15-28 fine’
» Clusive, the -Canadian’ railways
- @re offering special bargain fares
'. figuring approximately at oud
cent'a mile from various éastern
cities to western Canada. Return
Umit is thirty days from’ the date
' of issue of ticket with stopovers -
within the limit of the ticket at

*, Welnta’ west thereof. .
.  MaTeiimng an aucietée..or mre |

: than, a thousand -representative
“business men at Toronto recente

dos dys BL W, Beatty, KO... LLD,, ..
{.  qhairman ‘and president of the: ‘
«; Canadian ‘Pacific. Railway, stated: :
[thatthe Canadian ‘National Rail<::

“Way pystem was never an-honeat

_ threatens national: solvency,

Chief: Scout, Lady Badens

& fine season ‘almost upon . us,.

River Bungalow Camp, June 15; |

Algonquin Hotel, St,

Portland, Oregon, famous ane

dian Pacific Railway to be tised'

Chateau Frontenac at Quebec City |

for autographs completes -the ©

standing fetes of the United |

| Fire, Automobile, Sick-

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‘embowered in roses at-that time
. _ Of year, poo fe

_ Port Arthur, _ Armstrong and |

_ experiment in public’ ownership. ©
aud that it was neither more nor
Jess than 6, sad accident, ‘Ths °:
|. Problem, he said, constitutes Can.
|: Sde’s most difficult problem-and: “

f Canada whicli...
ncipal . cele:

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Orime’s; Ltd.
(The Pioneer Druggist) 7 ,
-The Mail. Order Drug Store
* “of Northern BC.

- Drugs .. Stationery

3 Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and
ye Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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The Hazelton Hespital |

The Hazelton Hospital _ issues
tickets for any period at $1.60
h month in advance. This rate
includes office consultations,
“medicines, ag well as all costs
while at the Hospital. Tickets
‘tne obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drng Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-

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MARTIN’S GARAGE.
_ -HAZELTON ~

Let me gve you 2 FREE “HASTINGS”
Compression Test,

ACETYLENE WELDING
. Wreeicing Truck ;
Electric. Tools

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-B. C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allen Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed —
_ Smithers,B.c.
COOPER H. WRINCH

L censed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance,
including -

ness and Accident

| HAZELTON, B.C.

- Prince Rupert

_ Areal good. hotel serving.
the north land

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“ H. B, Rochester, manager

“ Rates—F1:60 per’ a

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