NEW HAZELTON,

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BR, C.. WEDNESAY, MARCH 4, 1936

GROSVENOR

IN C Vancouver BC.

‘The great lounge, the open fire place, the writing rooms are very homelike and, combined with good sleeping rooms and # popular din- ing room, makes your stay in Van- courer a very happy. one. :

WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the

Morning Rarin’ to Go

The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile isnot flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels, Gas bloats up your stomach, You get constipated. Harmfal poisons go into the body.and you feel sour. sunk and the world looks punt.

A mere bowelmovement dozgsn’talways get . at thecause. You need something that works on the liver ag well. It takes thase goud, ald Carter's Little Liver Ppls to get. these two pounds of bile flowing reely and make you feel “up and up". Harmless and gentle, they make the bile flow freely, They do the work of calomel! bntaave na calomel or mercury in them, Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name! Stubbornly refuse anything else, 26c.

Boys. send for thi:

HOCKEY BOOK

and AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES of YOUR FAVORITE PLAYERS

@ Every boy will want this Book—““How to Become a Hockey Star’, by T. P. (Tommy } Gorman, coach and manager of the World Champion Montreal Marcons. Simply take a label from a tinof “CROWN BRAND" or “LILY WHITE" CORN SYRUP—write on the back your name and address—plainly—- and the words “Hockey Book”. Mail the label to The Canada Starch Co., Limited, Montroal, and your book will ba aont you immediately. also

@ Send tn a5 label or the front of 4 carton from any productof The Canada Starch Co., Limited marked with your name and g¢d- dreag and the picture you want (one picture foreach label), and your choice of the follow- ing pictures, mounted ready for iraming, will basent toyou.

Group Montreal “Maroons”—Group “Les Cana- diens '~-Group Canadian Olympic Hockey Team—. Individual pictures of Baldy Northcott, George Mantha, Russ Blinco, Art Lesieur, Dave Trotticr, Armand Mondou, Earl Robinson, Frank Boucher, "Ace" Bailey. -

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CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP

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en ‘nt nine o’tlo¢k in the morning in-

Able ‘Bunne took his. elght-year old

nephew to the pletures. the other night

and purchased ' only one ticket. “You'll

have to have @ ticket for the boy,”

snld the door’ keeper. . “Meester,” an- swered Able, “I giff you my vold of a eentlemnns he von't look, "

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond |

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TOBACCO—Sample Package, 10 Ibs mild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre- paration to give good aroma to tobacco free, all for $1.60, or 50 Ibs. $5.00. Agents wanted.—The Capital Gasoline

Light Co, 445 Cumberland St. Ottawa 4 &

Great ‘Britain is to. buill two new hig battle cruisers. create several new infantry brigades, build fowr air squa- drons for home protection and twelve squadrons for Empire protection and t lot of other things. This is the new program for defense. ‘Pwo or three years will be occupicd in the work and the cost will be about a billion and a half dollars.

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Strikes and rumors of strikes . wre occuppying the attention of the people of the Tinited States again.

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© JA TT broudeasting station at Trail is to be stepped up to 1000 watts and the new outfit isto be ready by the middle of April. It will then be the strongest station in TB.C. and the Inost modern.

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One of the oldest Chinamen in Haz- elton who had been confined to the hospitil fora short time on account of his inability to care for himself, passed away Jast week and wis buried on Sunday with Rey, Shet Irn conduct: ing the funeral.

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The snow bas disappeared fast and sting in just around the eorner. It Will he here, it is said, before: prosper- ity which is around the other corner where the Mockade was erected,

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The schools of the district. now op-

stead of 930, The simmer schedule is in fore, , 2th . Miss I. G. Graig, RN. matron at the Hazelton Tospital, wis on. the sick list a econple of days last week, but is

now quite recovered. se om

_Olot Hanson, M.P., is on the fallow- ing standing committees at Ottawn for the present session :—raihvays and cams und telegraphs; marine and fisheries ; mines, forests. and waters.

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Miss Mary Jovee lins about got ty where the going will be easier. Some Mouths ago she started ta walk to Alaska. She is making headway even though she has suffered hardships on the trail, Her voute practically par- arellels the ronte of the airplanes and on Snoday. Pilot Carson enroute from Wushineton te Juneau sighted her and

ber dag tem not far from Alaska. — ako ,

Three Hudson Bay officiis were in Tiavelton the past week oon offiedal business; Ik ix rumored ‘that Mr Cummins is to be transferred Tneck to Edmonton and that Mr. Mylne of Nd-

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MARCH 1th, ST. PATRICK’S DAY

The W. A. to St. Peter’s Churelt, Hazelton, will hold their annual sale of work and home cooking in the Mis- 6.30 pm. Afternoon tea 25e. Salad supper 35c,

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The Sheehan children Jeft Tuesday fur Prince Rupert where they will re- main in future. ,

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Fred Bruce of Dorreen who has been in the Hospital for some mnths wae

sent back to Dorreen on Tuesday. a3

Bacon shipments to Britain in 1935 totalled 125,000,000 pounds or about 5,000,000 pounds more than in 19384 and pork exports last year were more than

double what they were in 1934. |

Clarence. Shaw. of Carnaby was in police conrt on Monday on a charge of supplying liquor to an Indian. He pleaded guilty and was fined $50 or a month in jail. So for he is doing the time, The Indian he supplied was picked np by Con. Grant of the pro- vineial force. and was trying.to foree his way into an Indian shack on the Hazelton re- serve, THe did not like the idea of go- ing to jail and put up-qnite a tussle, but wus finally landed there and was

Fined $10 and costs. This was paid. . #8

Cons.. Grant was in Cedarvale last week investigating reported thefts of windows from the relief camps at that point. The windows are gone, but the question is who got them? One would think it casy to find windows, but if ther are hid away for future use, it is not so easy, But if the police discover who takes government property the party will be dealt with seriously. - * © ; Great snow and rock slides on the main line of the C.P.R. ‘in the south- ern part of the province recently took a number of lives and did a great deal of property damage. There is anxiety on account of continued mild weather nnd danger from floods and more big slides. + * A Leap Year Daughter—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Stauyer of Hazelton, at the THazelten Ilospitel, a daughter, on Saturday. February 29th. . ae 8 Afts. David. Pratt of Skeoun, Cross- ine spent a few days in Hazelton with her daughter Mrs. Jasper Stanyer. Sho returned to the Crossing Tues- day and foak her grandson with her. 7. The public school at Walcott was burned ta the ground with all contents erly one morning, or night, the latter trirt of dash week, _ kee An Indian from Carunby was fined in Tazelton police court for being drunk and noma known as Shaw was

monton will be appeinted to British Chinhla. -Other changes in the ‘organ. Jalon are alsa mentioned,

fined $50 or 80 days for supplying the Indinns . It is sald they got drunk on. tt stomnnel:. bitter, |

SOUTH TO ) VANCOUVER |

_ Calling: at Ocean Falls and Powell Bier

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sin Hall on above date, frm 3.30 to/

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s2) this-section as early as 1832, ve Chicago: WAS: 1 struggling’ settlement Pe of ‘but a few hundred people—John Hi. i Yolpy: president Axevela ted Suburban | a publishers}: Tne. =: as

Train Service

connecting at Jasper with

“The Continental Limited”

For PRAIRIE POINTS & EASTERN CANADA

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East bound train leaves New Hazelton 2.65 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

West bound train leaves New Hazelton 2.11 p.m, Tuesday, Thursdey, Saturday

For information call or write : Local Agent or P. Lakie, D.F. & P.A, Prince Rupert, B.C, |

CANADIAN NATIONAL

The Indian was drunk | = SOE be RUT ES ae PE EE

Chie Sales must be working at or while one of bis specialties, or what looks like them, is seen going enst ou o flat car They are painted nicely in a bright red for convenience on dark ev- Silver paint has been recom- mended os easier to sce at night, but of course in the bright sun of the duy silver might be hard on the eyes. ot &

March exame in Sunday very lamb like with a high temperature and a nice gentle April shower followed on the. second diy of the week by sun shine. There was also a robin singing in the trees, but he was only bluffing and had better get back to his den be-

fore the Murch winds get blowing. eH

Premier Aborhart of Alberta will do some finaneing along the old lines be- fore he starts on Social Credit. His first budget was a nasty pill for those who were looking for a handout, A 2 per cent sules tax that covers nearly everything one buys has been. added, and many other toxes haye been in- creased. He wants to increase ‘the reventie 3 million this year and. en- ly have a two niillion deficit uext year

BLUE ISLAND IIT, SUN STANDARD

It ix not beyond reason to believe that some hundreds of years before the white man's coming, the waters of what {8 now Lake Michigan extended fur inland beyend -the present "STO: | sescsesesnsneeoscacacacacseaonncinecacacicee lines. This ridge of lund, rising to at] Spree aetna cacae CNN aca haight of 40 or 50 ft. above the sur- round Ing low lands, was then indeed A wom past 80, now liv- ing in Chicago. says that, in her youn- ger days, she frequently visited the is- land nnd the one thing impressed upon her mind wes the acres of blué flowers (presumably blue: flags or wild iris)- that grew around the marshy spots at the. base. of the ridge, . Bat. another version his it that.a tribe of Indians

) reskled on the tidge “whose custom it

wis to palut: their faces blue. Hunt:} ers who nsed to visit ‘this region refer-

i[ red to: these- Indians 18 ‘ithe blues of | ° mt ‘the ridge,” a that: the name Blue Tsland was jn gen-

It ts a ninttor of history

eral use: among tridera and: ninters in| when

Local ‘gnlmon trolicis, not observing

: rocks along: the north coast, are won- dering ‘if, through: hetring . depletion,

nete Prince Rupert us every ance in a},

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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The ‘Hazelton Hospital

. The Hazelton ‘Hospital ‘issues tickets for any period at $1.50 "a month in advance, This rate includes office consultations, — medicines, as welt as all costs while at the Hospital. Tickets ate obtainable in Hazelton at

the Drug Store, or by mail from the Medical Superintend- ent at the Hospital.

MARTIN'S GARAGE

HAZELTON

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

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COOPER H. WRINCH

Licensed-Insuranee Agent

Handling all types of insurance, including

Fire, Automobile, Sick- hess and Accident.

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HAZELTON, B.C.

Prince Raper Hotel 2

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A real good hotel serving | the north: land ,

Prince Rupert, B: (om

H, B. Rochester, ‘manager

"Rates Bitper aay and up”

LB. C.. "UNDERTARERS |

: EMBALHING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY, :

"P.O. Box 8 Ok etre

| there will be a lean spring salmon ruins I: .. Any Ww ay y thoy | are a shade wartrled: -

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, - will bring u

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