~NEW HAZELTON,

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WEDNES AV, JULY 1, wae

Running a household uses up
a lot of energy. Hi you find
yourself feeling fagged-out by
mid-afternoon, try a bow] of
crisp Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
with milk. ‘They help to restore
energy. And they’re wholesome,
easy to digest. Made by Kel-
logg in London, Ontario.

Nothing takes the place of

Nelloggs

CORN FLAKES

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(May at the’
GROSVENOR

IN C Yencouver Bc.

Considerable remodelling has just
liwen completed at the Grosvenor,
and yuu will find your stay even
nore enjoyable than formerly>
lintes remain the same. The per-
sonal supervision of Mr. Baynes,
Owwner-manager, assures. you © of
every modern - convenience, plus.
unobtrusive service, — :

HOWE St, VANCOUVER BC”

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump‘ Qut of Bed in the
Morning Rarin’ to Go

The liver should pou r out two pounds of
liquid bile into your bowels daily, If thia bile
is not: flowing freely, your food doesn't digast.
It just decaya in the bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach: Youget constipated. Harmful -
poisons go ints the body, and you feel nour,
sunk and the world looks punk.

_Amoere bowel movement docsn'talways cet
at the cause. You need fomething that works
on the liver as well, Tt takes those , ald
Carter's Little:Liver-Pills to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
Teel “up‘and up'’. Harmless and gentle, the:
make ¢ the bile How. freely. They do.the wor!

’ of calomel.but-havano calomel ormarcury in . -

them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pilla by
namal Stupboraly refnn elze, 25e,

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It is ‘reported on: good authority t thit,
the" G tills . -house in Hazelton. owned: by.
Tin Hodder’ has been’ purchased, by.
the Roman. Catholic ebureh: :and that.
twill be: used. for. church zervices for.
the white. population,’ The deal: wos
. completed, it ds. sald, last. Weel. .

-jon Saturday morning went on by train

- [a visit. te the B.C.

fed to dnty the fiest,of the week after ;
shes

bates Work and 1 Wag

; || nlenty, we appreelate: this:
“our: astrlct.

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

Of Interest to Most Folk

The Quesnel Observer claims owier-
ship of a cat (Annie) 13 and 44 years
oki, thet has just given birth to bes
116th :kitten. The editor -has been
keeping backs on Annie ever since he

the office nna the ink bucket,
. see

Last Thursday a couple of Smithers
men arrived and started hauling poles
from Nine Mile. mountain to the depot
at New Hazelton. Since the death of
the lite Mike George new arrange-
ments were made for the hauling and
a Smithers man got it, Two trucks
five working and it will take them the
rest of the summer to get the poles all

in that were ent last winter. .
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Miss Alice Dimock: of -the New
Hazelton teaching staff, left Friday
evening for her home in Smithers, and

to Victorin where she will attend suni-
ner school, On. Thursday afternoon |
Miss Dimock held closing exercises
at her school and a very interesting | _
program was put. on by the children.
Qnite a number of parents and friends
were present ang were well pleaseil
with performance of the little tots,
Puring the afternoon refreshments
were served. These were very kindly
furnished by Mrs. Peter Sinith.

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Miss Patricin Muedonald of New
Westminster. arrived on Friday after-
naan ia spend the vacation with. ber
neseuts aut Tlagwilget.

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Several cars left on Saturday morn
ing for: Vancouver. They carried the
‘chool teachers and others awiy south
ro thhetr samuicr vacnila::

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Thiet 0 Bunox of Prince Rupert patd
ehureh at Tagwil-
wet iast.finday.: This-is yrobably the
Inst visit of His Lordship to the inter
wi beh ae he rethes from wetive work,

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Jim Hodder is disposing of some of
his property that was not earried off
by the recent fload. It is reported the
house formerly. oceupied by Gillis has
heen purchased. by the Roman Catholic
church for the purpose of holding ser-
vices In it for the whites. ‘The old
hall has heen purchased by a China-
man for a lnundry.and it is - being

moved to a new loention,
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was a litle lay’ and first’ got around]

age

The stub train was slx hours late

on Tuesday coming from Smithers, It

was on time once since it started to
ron,

‘wha

Owi ing to a break othe’ power shor.

el the first of the week, work on the

ig fi here was stopped until after

July 1st holiday.
See:

The time for the tratns to start run-
ning agein te Prince Rupert is being
eut duwn and the latest report is that
repnirs will be far enough advanced
for the trains to run by the 20th, or at
least hefore the 30th of July.

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A daughter was born at the Hazel-
ton Hospital this week to Mr. and Mrs

Redmon of Kitwanga.

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At the Hazelton Hospital this week
a son Was born to Mr, and Mrs, Leslie
West of South Hazelton.

POOR LONE WOMAN IN TROUBLE |

Husband: Went to the Front and She .
Felt Neglected by Government

At Ottawa the Department of Nua-
Honnl Defense recetved iminy. funny
letters from) men overseis and from
dlependents. Among the lst the fol-
having from a dependent wife, was se-
lecfed as- about the best of the collec
tion:

Mr, - Headquarters,

Canadian’ Arniy. -

Dear Mr. Hendquarters—My hus-
band was induced into the surface
longt | Inonths ago and T aint received
no pUy ever since ‘he was gon,” Please
send me iny elopment as I’ have four
months, old cbaby ind he is ‘my only
support and. F kneed it every day to
buy food and keep us enclose. Iam a
poor’loné weman and all I have is at
the front. Both sides’ of my parents
is. very old and I can’€ suspect any-
thing’ from them as my mother ‘has
heen, in bed thirteen years with one
dector and she won't — tnke another.
My husband: is in charge of a spitoon.
Dol get any more than Tam going to
get? Please send ihe a letter and tell
me ‘if ny, husband. made - application
‘for x wife and child and please send |.
me -o wife's, form. to fill-out. I hare
ulvendy: written, ta Mr.- Borden and got] .
nn dinswer ‘and | ‘if, I don’t heat from

It is anderstood that the pow er plant:
will he startet up again as soon" as ai

wed fer the 24th of May, wis played

‘yon Jmly Ist at the “Mission Point: golf

field. Thore was a large munber of |
miyers et and the contest avas keen,
The result was that Mrs. Gow wan the
ladies fhest prive’ and Mra AL Grant
wis seco My, A, Grant won, the jy
mon’s thest and Vim. harmer wok the
mews second. :

, © 2 2
Miss Elsie Danihauer, RN. toturn-
HT two Tnonth'y vaention svhich
ryent nt her home sat Copper: City.

er a
Tr the vlkdey Valley: ‘there, ire whert';
‘onts, and barley that: was anwi rh in’ May.
on: last sprln ape a i
hendeit” out.” “Some: OF the ernin: is over}
thirty inches shigh. “Alberta” ‘need not:
think she has anything on B.C, She
mny hive, her SaclaT™ Creilit, In

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aan

i Over’ ‘the Week: ‘end we hac about: an ||
neh: of rat” While: ‘some. people. shave

building. eyn be erected to. house the) i

ace
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vow [ will write. to. the King: about. you
and him, an! coh
- Yours “very truly,

pint an Sot - o+s*Mre, Paul Quinn
a : [P. S—My Jushaiid says be sets in the
The golf tanruament. that was sched. YoM. ©, Al every. nite with the plano

Waving in hls uniform,
ail find hint there,

I think. you

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IN Tre SUPREME COURT oF
BRITISH COLUMBIA .
In probate ek
18 THE. MATTER OF THE ADMIN-
: ISTRATION ACT
. and
varoreap : MATTER OF THE ESTATE
GP MALIK GEORGE, DECEASED, IN-
TESTATE

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rake. inotieg {Bae ‘by ardor of ‘Tis

Honor, H. x AL ; Robettsor, neal Sndge an

dts: of. Syne,
L ‘nt ‘appointed | "Adininistrntar
nf’ ‘A @ Estate. of Mallk” George, » le:
seas, aut. thnk call ‘persons having

‘jabout farming under water. . However

FARMING UNDER WATER

rain is scarce, but we know very littie

along comes an entrancing story from
the department of fisheries,’ about
farming .under the waters of the sea
that breaks upon the shores of Prince
Edward Island. {We are ‘told thot the
people there have increased their pro-.
duction of oysters by. ten times since

in“any line of ‘business, The. depart-
ment calls the industry “Oyster farm-
ing.” The seed is planted and crops
are being harvested in ten regions,
sUrveys were made and ground leased.
A start whs:made at Malpeque Bay,

, Years ago the Malpeque oyster was
the aristrocrat of its: kind and was
much in demand, but for various rea-
sons the stipply gave out and it was
though. the famous oyster had digap-
peared like the Greek Auk end the|
Carrier Plzeon, But no, most. of the
oyster farming is in the Malpeque dis-
trict, and it is coming hack. ‘There
were o¥er 10,000 barrels of - oysters
inarketed in Prince Edward Island last
yer. We get oysters also: from Nova
Scotia, New Bronswick and British
Columbia, but .the .domestie supply is
not. sufficient to meet the demand,
Have you paid yonr subscription yet?

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sconopEMucKRenaeENIEr

New Beds "Bath, wit) hot
and cold water mos

Rooms and |
Meals

We have heard a lot about dry land
‘farming and. the crops: raised where}

1933, which is @ marvellous increase |.

“(the Piéneer Druggist) .

The Mail Order Drug‘. Store.
of Northern B. CG. oe

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. Thig rate’
includes: office consultations,
medicines, as well os all costs
while’ at the Hospitel. Tickets
ure obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medfent Superintend- ~
ent at the Hospital. =~ |

“MARTIN 5 GARAGE

HAZELTON —

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

ACETYLENE, WELDING

“Wrecking Track .
. Blectri¢ Tools

stoP—orPosrre NEWICK'S -

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Smithers Garage.
& Electric: §

B, C. LAND ‘SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly ‘ executed

Smithers, B.C.

” Sinithers, B. C.

- General Motors Parta and
‘ Service

4 Accetylene Welding
ae - Experts
pennenccenccennieniees

C. P Bussinger, Proprietor

= Telkwa Hotel

| Fire, Automobile: Sick

‘COOPER H. WRINCH .
- -Léensed Tnsarance Agent

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Handling: all te of insurance.
including

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hess and ‘Accident .
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Builders Sopies

Bough and Dressed Lumber

Lime | . Cement Bricks
A complete. stock of Builders
- Supplies

,| Quick delivery by rail or “track

Smithers -Lomber Yards |

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: “Areal good’ hotel serving’.
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