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NEW HAZELTON,

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B.C, WEDNESAY, JANUARY 22, 1936

~ GROSVENOR.

“IN C Jane OHVES Bc.

-A comfortable modern hotel with all
conveniences, A wonderful din
ing room with fult hotel service, a
spaciuog lounge, writing and smoking
roolis—and all so central.

' City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Seamed

Taxi and Transfer Service
At ait hours

W. B. Leach | ‘Owner:

vd
timed at

Forwarding Transfer
‘Storage = Taxi

All trains are met with both ears
and trucks”

Wood and Coal for Sale

Dry Birch and Jack Pine
in car lots if wanted -

Marshall Bros. & vet

HAZELTIGN

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IN THE SUPREME COURT. or
- BRITISE COLUMBIA ~

LIN PROB: ATE 7

In the vigiter of the “Administea: ation
" Act”

and
In the matter of the Estate of
EDWARD JOHN BRICKENDEN

Deceased, Intestate

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of |.

lis Honor. W, TE, Fisher, local judge
af the Snpreme Court of British’ Col-
tunbia, dated the 19th day of Decem-
her, 1085, "I: was appointed adminis-
trator .of the Estate of Edward: John

' -Trickenden, deceased, and - that all

parties. having claims: against: the pald
oshite are hereby "yequired’ to’ furnish

particulars :of ‘same, priperly’ verified, |Z

to, me on: ‘or. ‘before. ‘the 20th. ‘day of

ors

debted to thie: anita sta.
to pay the amounts: helr. indebted-
ness: to° me forthwith. ae
. Dated: at, Sinltliérs,.B,.
day: af! wi nay

if aie ‘partles., in|) .
ite,‘are: ‘required . bo

C.. this 10th aa

Of Interest to Most Folk

‘Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

front of the stove, I fell intu the deep
slumber jof chikthood. How long I
slept Ido not know, but I was awaken
ed by the doe springing up. Startled,
I- enlled loudly for mother.
answered by a frightening groan from
the bed. Zeff was whining at the
dlooy and pawlng tn ‘an effort to. open
it. . Then vunnig. back and forth from
me to the door, or from mother’s bed

sprang stralght at the window and,
with o loud shattering of glass disap-
penred izito.the night.

Through the broken panes the cold
nnd the snow blew in across the floor
where I was laying. I jumped up and
serambled into bed with my mother,
calling -her name and sobbing beside
her, Dnt the only answer was a low
moun. I pulled and shook her, but
could not reuse her from the stupor
into which she bad fallen.

As JT knew later, away down in the?

timber shanty ner Michael's. Bay ny
father was tossing restlessly, unable
ti steep. “He has told me that he
‘could hear my mother calling for help.
So strong persistent. was this impres-
sion that. when morning erme he got.
lunch from the cook and started on the
thirty mile hike for home. :
About four o'clock in the afternoon
the storm came nud by this time he
was travelling along what was mere-
ly a blazed trail. This he followed for
nine miles, holding to his course throu
knee deep stiow by the feel of the trail
benenth his feet, for the blinding
snow made it impossibe to detect the
blaze marks on the trees. -the tre-
menduons struggle against the ele
ments sapping his endurance he staz-
fered on and at last came to our clear
ing In the middle of which stood our
little house and = stables. By. this
time the darkness had settled and he
couldn't see half a dozen steps ahead
of him: No light shone through onr
window to guide him, ond he was
.{flonndering In the snow. In vain he
sanght our buildings, or a Isndmark!
tint might guide him, and, exhausted:
ot Inst Bo fell inn n heap on the snow.

Porc 00K

Every boy will want one
_ . of these outstanding Hoc-
- key Books, “How to be-
. come a Hockey Star’, by
_  'T. PB. (Tommy) Gorman,
: Coach and manager of the
World Champion Mont-
real‘Maroons. This book
will give any boy a thor-
‘ough ‘knowledge of the
‘pame.
‘Simply. send in to the
addvess below a label from
-atin of*CROWN BRAND”
or “LILY WHITE” CORN. .
SYRUP. - Write on the ,
' «aback .your name and ;
addresg a and the
_ words’ .“"Hockey . Book’’,. Gi
. and you will get your
‘ coy right away. :

‘but was!

to the door and barking.. he suddenly!

“ta! ‘few cents ut: the: refreshment. ‘conn-
[beleh ty’ color “ paper,

" eivelas’ alter nately to, make a chain.

But he had not yet lost consclous-
ness. He stirred slightly when some-
thing cold touched his faee. Reach-
ing out his band he drew a2 heavy body

through the window.
doggish instinet. .
Next morning the storm had subsid-

guided hy some

stayed with mother while my- father
snaw-shoed to Gore Bay for a doetor.
He arrived fuse in time, Mother was
saved. a
Five yours later, Zetf lost his lfe de-
fending a Inmb from a large bear,
And on a Litél stony knoll on my fath-
ers farm benenth a maple tree is a
limestone stab into which is cut these
words: “Sacred to Zeff who dled faith
fn! to his trust,’

et

Sargent Sperry. Cline af Smithers,
and who is in clnitge of the provincial
police in this district, peud a visit to
his old stamping ground the first of
the week and as he fonnd everything
in the way of - police work somewhat
quiet he toak adviintage of the ‘time * to
pay oa social eal] on a number of his
fricnds in the district, and he was
glad. to find them all’ behnving thens-
selvea ns well us could be expécted un:
der existing circumstances, which cir-
‘cumstances bare changed very consid-
erable since the days when he padded

the streets of Hazelton.
oo: aa

_ Som of the boys have finished their
tie contracts. and they Lave been ex”
periencing some diffiealty in getting
the stuff hiuled : The -local pole cut-
ters have had the same difficulty, Tn
the first instance the ground was too
soft and after it hardened up there
was a shortage of teams. So fat as
we ‘enn learn everyone is working, *
Material in the way of piling is be-
ing taken out for the high level rail-

way crossing at. New Hazelton.
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CREATIVE WRITING

‘rhe lectures and assignments of 'The

their writing weaknesses, -

ness and ave willing. to work hard for
success, membership. in. this club will
help you. -In first instance send a
short sninple of your original work .en-
Closing stamped, © self-addressed ° envel-
ope for return of your manuseript.
We will read: and criticize it without

Chub, S06 Bathurst at., ‘athurst st., Toronto, Ont.

For the Ladies)

Be yourself—sinple, honest. and un:
pr cetending—and you will enjoy throu
Hfe the respect and love ot friends.—
Sherman. : o

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| Amusing the Pre-school Chile

“Priveiise sodn stniiws, they vont but

ter, ent. inte inch. lengths,: Using “et
eont for‘a pattern, cut circles from

YH amndll ‘darntig needle and thread and
allow ‘Hei’. to: ‘thread: the | ‘atraws and |

ts en

Household. Wealth and ‘Beauty. Mini:

the arms, of repp- “covered chester
flelds or ‘ehalts, which. haves: ‘become

tuward him—Zeff, who had jumped.

ed and our kind neighbor returned and |

'Canudinn Story. Tellers’ Club are de-|
signed to help amateur writers correct |“
If you have} »
‘imagination and -draniatic - peceptive-.

charge nnd tell you what! We think of]:
‘lyour effort. Canrdian Story Tellers’

Give the child |:

g0] ed may | ‘be! Aatlatuctonly cleaned
e alu oe

aa ‘uleobol.

hake well. and “aYply. Heli

| | Here and There |

our vanishing “wildernesses
have for some time elicited the
concern of conservationists, but.
now science is bespeaking our’
solicitude in behalf of some of
the glaciers. which. bid. fair to

. disappear within a few decades, :

if scorching summers sueceeded |
by mild winters become the rule.’
’ Dr. Francois. E, Matthes, of the
' United States Geological Survey,
.fears that within another 26
years Glacier National Park, Mon-

‘tana; may-be minus its glaciers, .

‘Mount Raitier National Park,
Washington, alsu has suffered
from heat prestration. At no
time, within the memory of liy-
ing persons has the recession of
’ the ice rivers in these areas been
ao rapid as. during the long-pry-
tracted heat wave of 1934, Dur-
jing normal winters snowZall and
frigldity are wont to repiace to a
. large degree the molting snows of.
summer, .

Third annual competition: for
the most. beautiful aulumn-iinied

- Maple Leaf is anuounced by’.the
Canadian Government through
the Canidian ‘Travel Bureau. at |
‘Ottawa In: co-operation with ‘the
Canadian Pacliic and (anadian
National Railways,
list fur the 1935 cumpetition pro-
vides for a total of $200, of which

_ $100 gocs to the person sending

inthe most beautiful loaf; a sec- -
’ + gud prize of $40 and a third prize ~

of $20. . In addition a prize of
$30 for the leaf with largest area,

and for second largest #10 will be -

awar ded,

“Steel ot ¢ Empire,” the recently

“published work by Join Murray .

‘Gibbon, while. really the story of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, lias
so much of, other Canadian his-
tory that it will find a permanent
place as one of the outstanding
contributions to the records of
- the Dominion. Starting with the
first known arrival on our shores,
a Chinaman, Hui Sien, in British
Columbia at the end of the’ fifth
century, Mr. Gibson traces ithe
Tomantic growth of the Canadian
Pacific, many centuries later, with
a wealth. of incident and detail,
the author's long association with
the ‘railway having. been | of the
utmost value, . :

Possessing oue of the finest col
Jections in the world. of: color ed.
pictiires of scenes in the heart of
the Rocky Mountains, T. H. Lons-
dale, of Banff, recenily. exhibited -
them to the ‘Women's Canadian:

‘ Club-at an. illpsirated lecture at.
the. Vancouror. Hotol, The pice

. thras:-ineluded.:.sceu2s- of: moun- |

" taing,: yalleys;. lakes:and bird, ani-
uial: and | ‘flower:-lize os

‘Bvatigeline- Booth,
commandar-in-calof. of
tion Avmy, told the “ziory of the”
Army” to ‘the Mica and Women’s
Canadian Club at the Royal ‘York
Hotel, {oronte, recantiy. ~
born in the Saivation Army,” site

said; “but it hss mover become a °

“It hag -
A Garis

‘common thing. to’ me,
always beon a miracle.”

clty audience gave, her’ an ovar -

tion. a

Keen: outdvor man, enthusias. °
tie member and pasi president:of -
the Trail Riders of the Canadian
Rockies and a leading stalwart in
the ranks. of :-the ‘r'rail Hikers,
J. M.- Wardle, chief engineer, Na-
tional: Parks. of Canada, has’ won
well-deserved: promotion to .the
post of deputy minister “of the

: Department of the - Interior, Ot- |
tawa.. ;

Promier Dysart, of New Bruns-

wick, was the chief speaker re«-.
cently when the City of Saint John -

. played host at a dinner in’ the :
‘Admiral. Beatty “Hotel. to: New
’ Brunswick’s guides ‘at their two-
- day? “37th "annual: ‘convention, *

. Henvy: fall: guiding affected “‘at-. |

" tendance, but a good rhembership

under tha: chairmanship of | Wil-
: em Ty Griffin, of, ‘Bolestown, pre;

ident “of tha. Associntion, enjoyed ..
a sugéessful gathoring, ’

wnt

: To: ‘Charles’ ‘Montgomery,’ ole :
the. ‘dwiteh-tender:: >and at: pres-" ,
| “ent: elevator ‘operator at the Can-.

‘vadian:

. ing - in Winnipeg, * &0:'all.honora,-
. for having . constructed’ what ia”
“: probably ‘the. most -perfectly fin-
ished ‘model..of.a locomotive’ on:
the continent. ” Its a: five-foot ”

-zepilea. et a ‘Canadian: ‘Ba

years’ ‘past, Canadian Pacifle. iiner
Melita “hag-: bé {d‘;to’- Ite

The prize .

@ Salva- ¢

“Twas -

‘Pabifio: uptown office bulld-":

2 Prince | Rape

Orme’s, Ltd.
‘ (The Pioneer Druggist) ‘

The. Mail Order Drug Store
an of Northern B. C..

. Drugs " Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and |

. Printed ‘

Prinec Rupert, B. C

The: Hazelton Hospital

The llazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any ‘period a€' $1.50
it ninth iu advaice, This rate
‘includes office - consultations,
medicines. as well as all costs
while it the Hospital, Tickets
wre obtainnhle in Hazelton at
“the Ding Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital, :

mun GARAGE

HAZELTON

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

‘ACETYLENE WELDIN G

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Electric Tools -

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~ Burveys promptly executed .

Smithers, B.C.

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‘COOPER’ a, WRINCH

eo JL ‘censed. Ansuzance Agent

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Hauling ail types of insurance,
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
Mess and Accident:

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A real ood hotel serving.
the north laid.

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