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Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

RRR OROR EERE RS ORR RS ROR

Mr. '
Rupert and two children spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Grant. ‘The visitors were greatly tak-
en with this section of the country
nud have decided to spend a summer

vacation here in the near future,
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Miss Jun Shand of Vancouver is
spending the summer with her friend,
Mrs. S. Matlinson.

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On Tuesday. afternoon the W. A. to
the H. H. met at the home of Mrs. C.
Il. Sawle and about a dozen of the
hidies motored over’from Hazelton to
Invet with the ladies of New Hazelton,
‘After the business of the Hospital Aux
flinty Dud been finished refreshments
were xerved nnd a social hour spnt.

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Mr. znd Mrs. W. 8. Russell and fam-
ily. veturned Saturday night after a
trip throngh the southern yart of the
province.

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The winged clothes moths in houses

_{do not feed, but during their brief life

which yeries in length from a few
days to n month, they deposit tiny,
oval, pearly-white eggs, sometimes ns
any as 50 at a time, among the hairs
ov meshes of the material on which
the Ineva live later on. The principal
function of the winged moth is to mate
and liy egas,
eet

The keeping of livestock is one of
the oldest occupations of man and it
is most wonderful the number of peo-
ple who are still following the ideas
of .stock men of many thousands of
years azo—let. the animals raise them
selves,

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M. OAL ALyz0s revurre] to Haselion
Mesdee scone afer ao sherr stay in
Trince Rumer,

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The New Hazelton members of the
W, A. to the H. H, will give a dance
in the New Hazelton hall on Friday
evening, August 17. Good music will
be provided and the Indies in New Haz
elton always provide a good time. As
the proceeds are for hospital work it
is expected that an wnusually large
number of people will attend.

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Mr. and Mrs, Andy Fairbairn, Smith
ers, left last’ Monday for a trip “to
Vancouver. They hope to be away a
comple or three weeks.

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Tast ‘Thursday’s train was so late
golug west that it was cuncelled, A
number of freight cars left the track
east of Hutton. -

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Premier Pattullo has returned to
Victorian nufter another trip to Ottawa.
He is now. getting on the job of run-
ning B. C. affairs. His two cabinet
ministers, Hon, Mr, Slonn and Hon.
John Hart still had some business in
Ottawa and remained behind.

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Rey. and Mrs. Basil 8. Procktor of
Vanderhoof were in charge of the
work of the Chureh of England for the
last two or three weeks,

ind Mrs. G. Ciconnte of Prince

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Miss Dorothy Hindle returned to
her hone in Hazelton on Tuesday
after spending several weeks holiday
at New Metlakatla with Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Fomlingon and family, Mr. and
Mrs, ‘Tomlinson send kind regards to
tH old friends in this district.

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Capt. Mortimer returned to Haz-
elton last Thursday night after a trip
to the south, He went as fat as Sea-
ttle where he spent 1 week in hopes of
meeting his sister from the old countty
who has been visiting in San Francisco
for some months, Owing to the strike
situation they did not meet although
he talked to her over the phone.

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Key. Mr. Sherman of Kitkatia will
tuke churge of the Church of Bneland
work in Hazelton and- district at an
early date. Mr. Lawrence. will take
up the work at Kitkutle when the fall
school term opens.

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: The Nechake Chronicle stated in a

recent issue that a gold nugget weigh-

ing 24 ounces, free of quartz, had been
found by Germanson Placers Ltd., by
Jeff Noden, That would surely be a
nugget worth while, The Chronicle
ndmits that it is the largest nugget to
be found in the Manson aten since
way Inick in 1871,
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Ttev., Mr. Latchford, wife and three
children arrived in Hazelton Tuesday
moriing. Rev, Mr. Latchford is to be
the minister in charge at Kisplox, and
he will also tegeh the Indian school.

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Mrs. Tindle, Mrs. Carey and Mrs.
Benson left by ear on Saturday for a
trip to Vancouver and other’ points.
They picked up Mrs, Jack Stanyer at

Francois Lake and took her along. “|.

**

Cooper H. Wrinch and Mrs. Wreineh
ave on a motor trip to the south for a
couple of weeks, SF

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One encournging feature of the fruit
and vegetable erops of this year in
Canygda is that insect pests generally
are well under control, especially in
conmmercial producing sections... That
does not apply to this section where

bugs herve done a lot of damage to the}.

vegetable crops especially. There are
a lot of uew varieties of worms and it
is a puzzle to know what to do with
them,
ae

On some farms griss hoppers have
inevensed in great numbers this year,
Tt night be well for the farmers to get

‘audvice on the control of them before

it is too late. Government officials
ave in a position to inform the farm-
ers und it is up to the farmers to take
action hefore the hoppers get the best
of them.

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Two miners from Prince Rupert
who went in to Vital creek last spring
recently met death due to n cave-in on
the property where they were working

Pry

‘There will be a meeting of The Hos-

pital Bonra on Thursday evening at

8.30.

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Admission 50e

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_ Hospital Dance
New Hazelton Hall

Under the auspices‘of the New Hazelton memb f th
W. A. to the H. H. will be held ore rune

Friday evening, August 17

_ Darieing will start at 9.30 oe | '

Good Music Furnished

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| Wim. Grant’s Agency
; Notary: Public
Representing

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

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. 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.

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City Transfer
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Taxi and Cransfer Service
At all hours

- W. B. Leach} Owner

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

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- P.O, Box 948
PRINCE RUPERT B.C,

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COOPER H. WRINCH

L censéed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance,
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

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HAZELTON, B. C.

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Dr. R. C. Bamford
DENTIST

SMITHERS, B, C,

Hours 9amto6pm Evenings
by appolntment.

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~The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tie-
kets for any period at $1.50 per
-monti: In advance. This rate in-
cludes office consultations, med!-
‘eines, as well as all costs while
in. the hospital. Tlokets are ob-
tainable tn Hazlton st the drug
store or by mail from the medi-
tal niperintendant at the hospital

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