The supper for
LITTLE FOLKS

CHILDREN always love

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes..

| And there’s nothing better for their evening
oe meal than a bow! of this crisp, delicious cereal
ed with milk or cream. Rich in energy. Easy to
digest. Invites restful sleep.

Kept oven-fresh by the heat-sealed inner

WAXTITE bag. Made by Kelloggin London, Ont.

OVEN-FRESH

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PRINCE
SHIPS,

to VANCOUVER

Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Thursday at 10.15 p.m.

NORTH for ANYOX
and STEWART

Sailing from Prince Rupert
every Wednesday at 4 p.m.

a TRIANGLE

TOUR

1900 miles of de hixe travel
by ‘train und hoat .
Vancouver. Jasper National
Park, Princes. Rupert. *

ROUND. TRIP

CANADIAN
| WATEIGNAL

For information eall or
write to
The Local Agent
I. Lakie, D. P. und i’. A,
Prince Rupert, B.C,

The Bulkley Hotel

Smithers, B.C.

Tlot water lieating. Tot cold .
and cold ranuing water in the:
ToomAa, a

Hotel is insulated with Insulex.
Rates ave reasonable.

You are always welcoine,

- H. Davies, Proprietor
Se

B, -C. LAND SURVEYOR -
J. -Allen Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.
TORII EOE ORIE

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MMINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE

Yukon, Crazy Sue, Red Cap, Wireless,
-Angust. Lofty, Pictou.. and.. Beaver
Mineral Claims, situate in‘ the Om-
meca Mining Division of Range 5
Coast District.

Located on the north slope of Hud-
sin Bay mountain about eight miles

westerly from Smithers, B. C.

TAKE NOTICE that 7. A. Ruther-
ford, F.ALC., No. 62637D, authorized
neent for John A, Chisholm, Free Min-
evs Certificate No. 60002D, intend;
sixty days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for a
Certificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown srant of
the above claims.

And further take notice that. action,
tinder section &5, must le commenced
before the Issuance of such Certificate
of Tmprovement.

Muted this 16th day.of May, 1934,

Tn Canada the dlstillery
provides the biggest industrial outlet
for commercial rye. Small mounts
ave used for human food products and
a considerable proportion is fed or
otherwise consumed on farms.

business |

The free miners certifientes expired
last Thursday. They must renewed
aut once, ;

*

With the long spell of dry weather
the reads in this part of the district
are ta pretty bad condition, They
need rain and they need grading or
s¢raping and they need a lot of sfones
removed. Different parts of the road
need different treatment.

wea

A surprise perty was given in honor
of Miss Margaret Richmond last Fri-
day evening: Miss Richmond js going
east shortly, :

- * &*

Mrs, Dillinzg spent the week end in
Terrace with heer husband.
**#
The bug-oogists of the Dominion
Departinent of Agriculture tell us of
four virieties-of mosqultes, one -of
Which lives on Didod. That is the one
variety nvouid this summer and their
tyumher is legion and they ure yery
hungry.
ee &
The country inthe north is looking
petty: good, lut rain is badly needed.
2a
From Smithers a cut off is being
built at tie foot of the big hill outside
the town enroute to Telkwa. The job
was sturted two years ago. It looks
its if ft might be finished this year.

eke
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sam. Fletcher at the Huzelton

Hospital “on June ‘1,

* 8 *

Wh. Greer had the misfortnne to
cut his band badly on Monday after-
noon While working a wood saw.
2s * &
During the months of April and May
in New Hazelton there has not been
an inch of rain. On three or four o¢.
cusions there have been small sprinkle
or as the assayver would say “a strace”
** +
In Eastern Cunada hay constitutes
the largest percentage of fleld crops.
“+
It requir es two and a half months
for n shipment of flour. to reach Cal-

eutta, India, from Vancourer.
“* & a

- Phe gross nevicultural wealth of the
Dominion for 1083 is estimated at
$5.230.004,000 as compared with the
revised esthinates of $5,.209,760,000 for

——

Doings Around Home

Of interest to-you and your friends

. BRAKE CALE CA CCE ee RL CEE EE RRS RRCR RECESSES

The species uf grass hoppers chiefly |
involved in the outhreaks in the three|

prairie provinces ave the lesser migra-

tory grass hopper, the  clear-winged
and the two stripped grass hopper,
. er *

After several yenrs of increasing
production the tobacco ergp in Canada
in 1988 -was reduced’ by nearly 25 per
cent from the 1982 level, Bright flue
cured and Burley in Ontario and. the
bipe tobaccos in Quebee were the chief
contributors to this decline,

a eR

The major part of the cereal pro-
duction- of Canada is found in the 3
prairie provinces where. in 1981. there
was produced 93,4 per cent of wheat.
75.0 per cent of barley and 55.9 per
cent. of the outs grown. On the other
hand 89.0 per cent of the hay aereage
is located in the fire provinces of the
eastern portion.

** @ '
Many in the district will be inter-
ested to Jearn that Dr. aml Mrs. $8. A,
Wallace of Kamloops, baye gone to
Kninbureh where Dr. Wallce is to take
i post gradunte course. Dr, Wallace
Was once axsochited with the Hazelton
hospital.

ue & -
Miss Bb, alg, IN. superintend-
ent at the “Hazelton Hospital, leaves
on Saturday to spend a-month at her
home in Winnipes,

; a:

Miss Kate Zelina left Tuesday for a
couple of days at Kitwanga and then
she will lenve the end of the week for

n trip to Toronto.
* * *
Messrs. Gillan and Donahoe of Cor-
dova, Alaska, brought a plane to the
Mission Point field on Saturday even-
ing and got away Sunday morning for
the north. They took an old machine
out und brought a better one back,

es oe @
The Dominion government through
the Yukon Telegraph, sent a gang of
eight or nine mén out under Hugh Me-
Millan, to rebuild two bridges in the
Blackwater country, They nave te be
gone a couple of months,
anh

Charlie Jenze, operator at 8th cabin

ont next week for a two months vaca-
tion. Roy Smith does not expect to
come out this year.

she

Miss Clara Sehultize went to Shames

1982.0 and. $6,056,951,000 in 19381,

on Tuesday ¢o visit at ber home.

KEARNS

Even though business is

near future.

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of any size and any make and
at manufacturer’s prices :

EELS ERE RNRENY

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hepresening

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
Attention

HAZELTON, B. C. |

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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.

ots
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City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

W. B. Leach}! Owner

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS

BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY § ‘

P.O. Hox 948
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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will bring u

COOPER H. WRINCH

_ Licensed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance,
ingle ud ing

FireSuionobile, Sick-
"ness and d Accident

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- HAZELTON, B. C

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Dr. R.C. Bamford %f

DENTIST
SMITHERS, B.C.

“Hours 9 8 m to 6: pm _ Evenings
by appointment, -

The Hazelton Hospital |4

‘Phe Hazelton Hospital issues tic
kets for. any perlod at $1.50 per
“month in advance, This rate ii-
-@ludes office consultations, medt-
‘Teines, ag well.as. all costs while
An. . the hospital. ‘Tickets are ob
“talnable | dor Haziton at the drug
store or by mall-from. the-medi- |!

cal auperintendant: at ‘the hospital