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CONINECA HER ALD, NE Ww HAZELTON, B.C, ‘WEDNESDAY, at LY

2, 1936 —

“AT was very early in the
history of EATON’S
that the principle and

practise of buying and sell-

ing for Cash only was laid
down. With certain excep-
tions we shall mention
later, this is still the

EATON way of doing busi-

ness,

Today we still pay cash
ourselves for our pur-
chases, because by so do-
ing we are able to buy to
the very best advantage.
And we confine our selling
activities largely to the
same basis for exactly the
same reason—because
4} Cash Merchandising offers

‘ the customer the lowest
possible pricing on what-
ever she buys.

On certain items of fur-
niture, furnishings and
other equipment we do, as
@ convenience to custoin-
: ers, offer the terms of the

| Cash

EATON Budget Plan. But
#| the Budget Plan prices are
“| higher than the Cash
‘| Prices. They have to be,
:| because it does cost more
&} to sell merchandise “On
ii; Time.” The alternative of
“| paying Cash is always of-
ai{ fered, however—and there
wi is always a worth-while
saving when you do!

Say at the
GROSVENOR

IN C anc OVE. Bc.

Many people are planning their
coast trips now before the Jubilee
vush sets in. Good hotel rooms
are difficult to get even now when
you come to town.
‘serve your accommodation as early
you can? You are alwnys assured
of the utmost service at the Gros:
Yenor,

Why not re- -

Of Interest to Most Folk.

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

ME Te ba

are serving a cold supper with rasp-

To be held in the United Church, Haz-'
elton from 6 oclock to 8 o’clock. A

musical program will follow.
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Tan Boden has wound up his freight
ing on the Skeena for the time being
and has returned home. He did fairly
well for himself and he helped out at
a time when help was needed.
sek
Sourdough MneKay ieft Thursday
for Mayo Bros, Rochester, Minn, for
extuninition hy the famous physicians
sh ke

A mining man, accompanied by his
wife and ehild from Texes, spent a day
or two in Hazelton. They motored in
and left their car there while they
took the train on to Usk and Terrace.
The mun has interests at Houston as
well us Usk and Terrace,

i anmea. .

Herb. Waleh nd his brother motor-
ed down from Smithers one day this
week and went on to the Kispiox.

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Win. Grant spent last week-end in
Smithers, }
. zk&2e @
Mr. and Mrs, Jack ‘Stayner of Fran-
cois Lake and Mr, and Mrs, Thos, A.
Stunyer of Wapato, Wash. motored to
Hazelton the first of the week anil
called on a number of friends in the
district,
Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Stanyer said
that the erops 11 throngh the country
were the best he had ever seen them.
. ak
. IL Yoby and Major Burbank
went east Tuesday “morning. They
have got trains running rerularly over
the main line and the work of repair-
ing damage is well organized. These
two officials are now devoting their at-
tention to the regular maintenance of
veht of way which was neglected

when the flood came.
see

Miss Evelyn Casa returned Lome. on
Saturday last after a holiday with her
sister, Dorothy, in Kitwanga.
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The Indinns from yarions “peserves
in the interior are’ holding forth at
Hagwilget. They fish in the dny time
and at night they have o big time In
their hall. The Indians are getting a
fine lot of fish for the winter.

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The W. A. to the Hazelton Hospital|

They returned t the lakes on] °

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There hns been more than a week of
perfect haying weather and the farm-

herries and cream on Friday, July 24. ers and the town people toa who have

a cow or two, have not been {dle dur-
ing that time. Lots of hay has been
put up -and it is high class hay too—
nune better anywhere. Live stock in
the comlng winter should fare better
than they have. some other. winters. -
se
On Sunday next Mr, and Mrs. W. W.
Anderson of Hazelton expect te leave
on a motor trip to Vancouver where

daughters. When coming home it is
expected that Miss Lois Anderson will

necompany them.
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A lot of the young people and some
of the older ones are gathering wild
fruits ‘fer next winter’s consumption.
There is an. abundance ‘of wild .rasp-
herties just now and a little later the
huckle berries and blue berries will be
on. The reports are that these won-
derful berries will also be a great crop
this year. Nature in‘this part of the
country has provided so much for the
hiiman that it is easy to Live, just a
little effort on ones own behalf to get
a few things that nature did not con-
sider teally necessary, but what man
has lenrned to like, and everything is

fine and dandy.
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Heke ond: The

With the warm weather and
o fine scason almost upon us,
catca’ of opening of the summer
hoteis and resorts of the Canadian!
Pacific Railway -will be welcome
news to tourlsts. Banff Springs
Fotel opens, June 16; Chatean.
Lake Louise, Emerald Lake Cha-
Ict and bungalow camps Wapta,
Yoho, Radium Hot Springs and-
Moraine Lake, June 21; French
Tiver Bungalow Camp, June 15,
Doril’s Gap Bungalow Camp,
June 2%; Algonquin Hotel, St.
Andrews, N.G., June 29: The
‘Fines, Digby, June. 27 and .the
Lakeside Inn, Yarmouth, June 23.

Portland, Oregon, famous an-
nual Rose Festival’ will be held
this year, Jime 6-8. Millions of
rose blooms will be on display in
the many floats of the grand flo-
‘pal parade and also in the 47th
annual show of the Portland Rose
Society. 4

‘Marking the Silver Jubilee cele-

Wing to the death of Fred Watson

Sinithers: wes postponed.
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A. plane from the north landed at.
Wisslon Point on Saturday and leaded :

ny with gens.
eine developed some trouble anid the

pairs. This accomplished he took off
again and agin had to return’ to the
rietd, ‘This Hme the machine grazed,
the ref of the Shea burn and crashed
ta the ground. The pilot was’ fortin-
nte in vorelying onty a seratch ov so.

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The pilat was ale in the ane.
. te yw

Tr, ‘Datmnge of Vancouver was in

WAKE UP YOUR

“LIVER BILE—

hod You 4% Jump: ‘Qut of Bed-in the’
ne : Morning Rarin’ to Go. -

should out two pounds of
‘The er wis dally. Ee his bie

the world lookspunk. - -

Pee
-"pame! Stub pbornly refuse anything olse. 2

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4nta the body, and you feel pour, .

yerd
Teel ap ard bile ae ea nd gi the wor my

Tsk -over the weelk oud ‘examining the.
Cohinrio nroperty -for fhe now com-
nany recently organized, in Toronto:
The doctor vetumnad to. Vancouver the
first of the week. - It is expected that
the Colmmario. will resume operations |
within the next three or foun) weeks,
a Cr ae

‘Frank Morrls of Prince’ Rupert

in Usk a few days: ‘last week and an

. {and grand. ‘child.

some. time in Rupert.-:
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less mateh in the forest.
an a

your ehlldcen pay tnxes.

in Smithers on Sunday morning the:
fthall xame between New Hazelton and ,

When taking off the en- ;

pilot returned to the field to mike re!

Tho machine was pretty well mined, ‘

“Whas 8

Sunday when he returnell to the const)
he - was accompanied by his. danehter | -
They “will” -spend |

Acr es of ‘ashes may. follow 0 one. ‘enre-

Growing. forests. will 8th Fon. and .

brations of the coronation of King
George V, to be held this yor,
the Canadian Pacifie Railway ¢
has issued ? strikingly handsome
folder covering the main events

‘of the function from the King's’

drive to St, Paul's Cathedral on
May 6 and ending with the Lord
Mayor's Show on November 4,

J __ A beautiful new menu card tor,

the King’s Jubilee celebrations.

| ' has-been designed by the Cana-
dian Pacific Railwey to be tsed
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
cover is done in gold with the
Canadian Coat of Arms in color:
at the top and the Canadian Pa-
cific. crest. at tha bottom, Tho
back cover, also done in gold,
_ Shows a train in. the Rockles, tho

- Chateau Frontenap at Quebeo City. .
and. the Empress of Britain, AS

Arma ‘and #2 space. on the back
* ‘for - -autogTaphe completes ° the
“menu card,

—enias
" orhe world. is invited io attend
“the annual. Rose Festival’ to be.
had at! ‘Portland, Oregon, ‘June 6,

- Frand: 8,.:-This,; one-of the out |
“gtanding fetea- of. the ‘United

_ Btates,. will thig year. show many,

new * ‘and -  beautifal:' ‘features,

“among.-'which the 47th. annual

- “pode phow. of the -Portland Rose
‘Boelety will be ‘not the least ime |
- “portant, The whole. city: wwtil D6

aa

aE Years
Cae

they will spend a vacation with their}

“maple leaf: “below. the. Coat - ‘of ¢

embowered, in’ ‘ToBes. a ak. fat. He :

Have , you pata ‘your aubgerlption yet?

iC SITE AT. ALEANDRIA

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Jate and marke the site of old Fort
Alexandria and.the most - southerly
point reached by Sir Alexander Mac-
kenzie on his “Across Canada” expe-
dition to the Pacific coast in 1798, a
stone cairn some eleven feet high was
unveiled recently at Alexandria The
monument was erected under the aus-
pices of the Historic Sites and Monu-
ment Board of Canada, of which Judge

western representative A large con-
tingent of people from Williams Lake
and Quesnal attended ..the function
Mr Harry Mathews performed the un-
velling and Judge Howay delivered the
eerenionial address (PNS)

CAIRN COMMEMORATES HISTOR. |
.

Willlams Lake, BC—To commemor- ;

F W Howay, New Westminster is the]

Orme’s, Ltd. ; |
(The Pioneer Druggist) i] 4

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

ai,

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

FOREST FIRES DRIVE
“OUT GAME & DESTROY.

Telkwa Hotel

Cc. P. Bussinger, Proprietor

New Beds Bath, with hot
~- - and cold water

Rooms and

Smithers Garage
& Electric

‘Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Service

aa W. on
_Eaoatts

Builders s Supls

Bough and Dressed Lumber

Cement Bricks

‘A complete stock of Builders
Supplies:

Lime

oe ‘Smithers,

NOTICE

ot

. HAUEL.TON ‘LAND DISTRICT

sam

_DISTRICE OF COAST RANGE v

ae

BC.

take Notice that I: Surah M. ‘Frank,

; 1A, R. Va Const District’: .
Bey Surah Mt. Wronk
Dated, ‘May 13th, 1938, | wo,

Quick ‘delivery, by rail or. truck

Smithers ‘Lombet Yards |

The -Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital Issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
ao month in advance. This rate
includes .office consultations,
medicines, as well ag all coats
while at the Hospitel, Tickets
ure obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store,- or by. mati
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital. -

MARTIN’S GARAGE

HAZELTON

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

ACETYLENE WELDING
Wrecking Truck

Electric Tools
SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICK’S

JEAKEEOCKROCERECCEREICKINN
B, C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed
Smithers, B.C.
: a
COOPER H. WRINCH

L'censed Insurance Agent:

Handling all types af ‘insurance:
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
‘ ness and Accident.

HAZELTON, B. C, -

hal
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aie
Prince Rupert
‘Hotel

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A real good: hotel serving
the: ‘north, land.

7
Prince Rupert. B.C.

‘A. B. Rochester, manager

7 Rates—§1,50per day. and, up

intend: to apply: to the. Minister ‘of | O-srereecapas
; ‘| ands. for a Heense: to prospect for ‘coal
‘over and known‘ as Section ot, 7p, Py ;

Be. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR-BULFMEN? A BPROALTY:” oe

“BO: Box 48° Awite ©

Pub. June 18,

wp “pain RUPERT, Bo.

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