NEW HAZELTON, 33.

C.,, WEDNESAY, MARCH 18, 1936

“Sieg tthe
GROSVEN OR

IN C Yancouver BC.

Gand roums--single—louble—with

- or without bath—and suites of

several ‘sizes. An exeellent = din-
ing room with frill hotel service
inch famous ehe.

- Boys,
sondjor this

HOCKEY BOOK

and AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES af
YOUR FAVORITE PLAYERS

@ Lvery boy will want this Book—"How to
Became se Hockey Star", by T. P. (Tommy }
Gorman, coach and manager of the World
Champion Montreal Maroons, Simply take
a label from atinof “CROWN BRAND" or
“LILY WHITE" CORN SYRUP—writaon
the back your name and address—plainly—
and the words “Hockey Book", Mail the
label to The Canada Starch Co,, Limited,
Montreal, and your book will be sent you
immediately.
; also

@ Send in a label or the front of a carton
from any product of The Canada Starch Co.,
Limited marked with your name and ‘ad-
dress and the picture you want (ono picture
foreach label), and your choice of the follaw-
ing pictures, mounted ready for framing,
will be sent to you,

Group Montreal “Maroons”- —Graup “Les Cana
diens’*—Group Canadian Olympic Hockey Team—
Individual pictures of Baldy Northcott, George
Mantha, Russ Blineo, Art Lesieur, Dave Trottier,
Armand Mondou, Earl Robinson, Frank Boucher,
‘ “Ace” Bailey.

Eswarpsnure

CROWN BRAND
CORN SYRUP

THE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD

LILY. WHITE | SYRUP

’ BENSON'S: CORN STARCH

j CANADA CORN STARCH
SILVER GLOSS LAUNDRY STARCH

. Products of
The CANADA STARCH COMPANY Limited
; MONTREAL w

Liked nen of that city, passed

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

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TOBACCO—Sainple Package, 10 Ibs

mild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
‘parttion fo give good aroma to tobacco

Irer, all for $1.50, or 50 lbs. $5.00,

Agents wanted.—The Capital Gasoline

Light (0. 445 Cumberiund St. Ottayea
om

De. R. C. Bamford, dentist, will be
in Hazelgon from April tst te April 4th

Make your appointment early.
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Chas. Tisdale. aeting umyor of Vio
conver. wad one of the oldest and best
. away
at-his home on Tuesday having suffer-
edo an attack of pneumonia.

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The Toalth lnsurancee bill will “be
put through the legisliture this week,
To satisty a number of the Liberais
several amendments will be made to.
the original bill,

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Henry Cook of New - ‘TEnzelton was

adinitted ta the Hazelton Hospial as a

patient on Tuesday evening.
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The-Ainerican Red Cross lias found
it necoxsary to Tmt its full strength to
work in the Mississippi flood arenas.

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The Ladies of St. Peter’s Anelican
ehareh in Hazelton had a most: stuc-
cosstil tea and sale on Tuesday, the
Vth of March. Ut is an annual event

nud is now looked. forward to. with 9

Ay ve pleasnre,
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Acdance was held in the New Tlaz-
elton hall ou ‘Tuesdjy night, Mareh 17
the proceeds ‘of which were to aid the
jiuntoy basebhall team, The - attend-
ance wis net as large ns usual and the
hoys will not have much net profits,

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A lot of his ald friends were glad to
sce Hushie MeT.eod back in town again
Ie is in charge of building operations
at the ratiway high level crossing,

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Gane Warden Muirhead of Telkwa
arrived the first of the week and on
Wednesday went out to the Kispiox.

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There are records to show that as
long age as 106% apples were grown in
Quebec.

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Ladies here is something new for
faster-—Cooking Contest, open to’ ev-
eryoue. Cash prizes given for the fol-
lowing entries:—Light Cakes,

‘crust Pies, Group of Cookies and for

Bread. Try your skill. All entries
must be not later than 2.30 and will be

[sok] when sale opens at 3.30 sharp.

Sponsered by The Laiies. Aid: Society
of the United Chuveh, Hazelton, to be
held Thursday, April 9th in United
Church, Novelty and Candy - stall.
Fresh Flowers. Tea and Supper.

| We pulled a honor last week wher

we advertised a St Patvlek’s dance on]. .

Friday. Marvh 17th. Our proof, read-

Cr Was uot so keen that: time.
ae oom Tt

A bunch of fish cars went west on]

Saturday to be ready for the hallbut
Dusiness

om

or end of this weck as the fishing sea-
‘gon opened om Monday. The fishing
season is about as good 1 sign of the
approach of spring as is: the small boy
‘and his murbles. Then again the rhu-
barb is sticking its head through the
ground, and that is another fairly ac-
curnte harbinger of spring. In fact
spring will le here before prosperity

which also is just around the corner.
7 ot

Sret, Cline of the Provincie Police
eame down from Smithers on Sunday
afternoon te give the Iocal station the
onee over. H everything goes accord-
ing to the original schedule Srgt. Cline
should be returning to the south in a
couple of weeks. There is, however,
nothing sure in police circles. move-
ment of men often depends on elygum-

stmices. ;
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Mrs. 8 I.) Senkpiel entertained a
number sof the, ladies of the town to
atterioo fed last Thursday. She was
assisted with the refreshments by Mrs
W. J. Greer, ;

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EK. T. Kenney. MLA, for Skeena,

in an recent speceh, advocated that the
Provincial Government put. the bad
men of the province on the undevelop-
ed dsnd and fet them clene it. This

“would add to the assets of the pro-

vince and at the same time keep down

ithe: expense of. entertaining the long

term prisoners at New Westminster,

Obit Tia. and other lesser fails.
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Prince Rupert has had word from
Vancouver that mrehinery for the big
pulp mili is coming to that eity. “The
mill would not be much tse without
the machinery.’ But something alotiz
the building line would be conducive tv
reviving business rencrally,

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Tt was understood that Engineer Cot
ton was te be down from Smithers on
Monday to start the work on the rail-
way high level crossing on Tuesday?
tnt something must have delayed him
or the local political authorities were
mis-informed, ov ‘perhaps everybody
wis right,

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‘Cons, Goodey of Vancouver has ae-
rived to joint the Ik. C. M. PL staff ar
Hazelton. *

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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 succeeded
by mild winters become: the rule.
Dr.. Francois E, Matthes, of the
United States Geological Survey,
fears that within another 30
years Glacier National Park, Mou-
tana, may be minus its glaciers,
Mount Rainier National Park,
Washington, also has auffered
from heat prostration, At no
time within the memory of liv-
ing persons kas the recession of
the ice rivers in these areas been
50 rapid as during the long-pra-
tracted heat waye of 1934. Dur-
ing -mormal winters snowfall and
frigidity are wont to replace to a
Jarge degree the melting snows of
summer.

Third annual competition for
the most beautiful autumn-tinted
Maple Leaf is announced by tha

- Canadian Government through

the Canadian Travel Bureau at

-Ottawa in co-operation with the
’ Canadian Pacific and Canadian

National Railways. The prize

list for the 1985 competition pro- .

vides for a total of $200, of which
$100 goes to the person sending
in-the most beautiful leaf; a sec-
ond 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
awarded, :

"Steel of Empire,” the recently

‘published work by John Murray.

Gibbon, while really the story of

‘tha Canadian Pacific Railway, bas

so much of other Canadian his-
tory that it will find a permanent
place as one of the outstanding
contribitions 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 the
‘romantic. 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 tho
‘utmost value,

Possessing one of the finest col--

lections in the world of colored

‘pictures of scenes in the heart of

the Rocky Mountains, T. H. Lons-
dale, of Banff, recently exhibited

‘them to the Women’s Canadian
‘Club at an illustrated lecture at

the Vancouver Hotel. The pic-
tures included scenes of moun<
tains, valleys, lakes and bird, ani-
mal and flower life.

Hvangeline Booth, 69-year-old
commander-in-chief of the Salva-
tion Army, told the “story of the
Army” to the Men and Women's
Canadian Club at the Royal York
Hotel, ‘forento, recentiy. “I was

| Fancy Goods’

Orme’s, Ltd.
‘(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of No#thern B. C.

Drugs: - Stationery
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 well as ali costs
while at the Hospital, Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from fhe Medical . Superintend-
ent af the ‘Hospital.

MARTIN’S GARAGE

HAZELTON

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

ACETYLEN E. WELDIN G

Wrecking Truck
Electric Tools

Sit HOP-OPPOSTTE ‘NEWICK’S

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allen Rutherford ©
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C,

_ COOPER H. WRINCH

_L'censed Insurance Agent.

including .,

Handling all types of insurance,

w hich shonle start the middle -

* make the bile How freely. Thay
of calomel but.

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
lauid bile into your bowels daily. If thie bile

.isnotfowing freely, your food doesn’t digest.

It just decays in tha bowels. Gaa bloats op
your stomach, Youget constipated, Harmful
poisons x0 into the body, and you feel sour,
sunk and the world looks punk,

A mere bowel movement doesn'talways get
at the cange. You need something that Works
on the liver as well. it takes those good, old
Carter's Little Liver Pilla to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and up”. Harmless and gentle, they

the work
ave no calomel ar mareury in
them. Ask fot Carter'a Little Liver Pilla by
name! Stubbornly refuse anything else, 25e,

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SOUTH TO VANCOUVER

Calling at Ocean vat and Powell River

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“Stedmer leaves PRINCE ‘RUPERT |
| SE. Tastay, 10. 30 pa. ie

|: whe annual report of pe! ‘hionpiltal at
“4 ‘Burns. Like shows § that, during | last
oe) yen there were 193 ‘patients . treated ; ;
-o| there avere-25 birth, 14. major and. 18
ae mntioit operntions | and ‘four deaths. -It
{ig san 48 bed hogpital with: one doctor
me uid three nurses,”
ted Included 80. Indians, some of whom
5 were, brought erent: ‘distances’ ‘by. cir]
: ‘The ‘women of |°
“2 / the. district provided: ‘thé hospttal with |-2
vs large: quantities. of proverved | frule, and. P

born in the Salvation Army,” sie
said, “but it has ‘never become a
-eommion thing to me. It has
always been a miracle," A capt-
city audience Bave lier ‘an ova-
tion,’ ;

tet ‘eG aot tel nt

een outdoor man, enthuslas-
tie member and past president of
ihe Trail Riders of the Canadian
Rockies and a leading stalwart in
the ranks of the Trail Hikers,
J. M.’ Wardle, chief.engineer, Na-
tlonal Parks of Canada, has won
well-deserved promotion to tho
post of deputy minister of the
Department of the Interior,. Ot-
tawa. mo

Premier Dysart, of New Bruns-
wick, Was the chief speaker ré-
7 cently when the City of Saint John
. Dlayed host at a dinner in the
‘Admiral’ Beatty Hotel io New.
‘Brunswick's guides ‘at their two-
day'@ Sith”, angual convention.
Heavy’ fall ‘gulding- affected ate.
-tendance, bul a good membershiy
under tho chairmanship. of Wil-
‘liam T, Griffin,’ of Bolestown, pre-
sident of the ‘Association, enjoyed.
a - Succassiu, gathoring, aoe
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-The- patients, treat:

pling, ‘cats or ‘horses, ©

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