THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY

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The Hazelton Hospital —

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
a ‘uonth in advance. This rate
indludes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costa
while at the Hospital. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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Of Interest

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Plot tests now are available nt the
Omineca Herald office. Call for yours
Complete it and return to
The Story Tellers’ Club, 37 Queen St.

W., Toronto,

Ht. F, Pullen, editor in chief of the
Prince Rupert Daily News paid a visit
to a number of people in New Hazelton
last Saturday. He is doing the dist-
ict and will be away from the coast
for severnl weeks. He says that the
trip thus far has been quite satisfac-
tory to him physically and financially.

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Chief Game Warden VanDyke way
a visitor in Hazelton last. week and
proceeded to Prince Rupert. He will
he back here this week.

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Born in Smithers hospital to Mr. and

Mrs. Kenneth Kerr of Smithers, on the

Oth of June, a danghter.
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Last Sunday there were twenty-one
male golfers turned out at the Hazel-
ton golf course to take part in the han-
dicapping tournament, It was too hot
in the afternoon and a lot of them took

in the ball game.
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The ladies of the Hazelton ‘golf club
started this Wednesday afternoon for
their weekly half day (all by them-
selves.)

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Tf all our daya were sunny, and the
skies were always blue; We'd soon be
blowing money to buy a cloud or two.
—Walt Mason.

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About three o'clock Monday inorn-

ing Myr. und Mrs. S. Mallinson. and

| Jasper, last ‘Saturday.’

young daughter drove Into Hazelton af
ter their vacation in the south. They
brought back the new car Capt. G. C.
Mortimer bought last fall and left in
Victoria. It is a Master Six Nash and
is the latest thing in cars, Comumis-
sioner of Indian Affairs in B.C., Macki
of Victoria -and Inspector Hooey of Ot-
tawa drove the car as for as Quesnal
They went to Williams Lake and then
returned to Victoria.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dimock and Arthur of
Smithers motored down Sunday morn-
ing aud spent the dey with thelr dau-
shter, Miss Alice Dimock.

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Last week Mrs. Halvorsen ‘of Haz-
elton had a visit from her father who
lives au the prairies.

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The Department of Mines shipped
‘fen pack horses from New Hazelton. to
The horses are
to be used by ‘a field party in that
part of the prorince.

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The following is taken from a Van-
cover pauper :—Mennie—Passed away
Tune Gth, 1988, Mrs. Rosa Blizabeth
Mennie of 4756 Blenheim St. late of
Central Park, in her 70th year. Sur.
vived by one son, ‘John E., in Zeballos,
B.C.. 3 daughters, “Mrs. '. Ohtistopher
Girling in Pemberton, B.C., Miss: Jes-
sie and)Miss Barbara at home. Mrs,
u. ‘Philips of Telkwn’ B. 0. is a sister.

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OW: Kiechone,. v new settier in the

“ | Kisplox: Valley, Wwho- recently arrived
from “Alberta, is go well: pleased with
his: jocation. that he is sending: for hig
4 ddughter “and: gon-in-Inw,:

They, have

bay four: ‘children of. school age. .

nopular Veedol on :

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We can. “fit aut any. truck 6 or car wt

' tires, and they.. are real tires.”

-Reliable Garage Borviee in “all. “Its
branches, °:

Wrecker Truck always remy to eal:

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-is- “Tp: tothe" ‘Iands: department. to give}.

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MM “Wookey who arrived in the ‘Kis.
‘plox dast’ week: ‘from

df he can over get it

-or fifteen’ years go: ‘are: tod

‘a HS: a
faring

‘the new: settlers’, ‘a bre lak: ‘anid: not ABE
theni'ta vay: for: ‘Rt “hot
the: Start, or ay

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The: Hernia’ ‘fs ‘given to? un
that, ‘more. families. ar ‘comin
_Nisplox Nath i

' umboit, ‘hag,
i leelded:. pon’ ‘the’ ‘old, ,Clementson, -place |",
through: ‘the hends | ;

B I inte that-what)| ;
: was’ ‘supposed ' to ‘be improvemétits ten

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det a pores at aa

those who ere interested state than
even if they do get a good erep back
there this year, they will not alter the
(lecision to move to the Kispiox.
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White pine is the principal tree in
the tumber -industry in Ontario.
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The committee of the Chamber of
Commerce appoluted to look for a site
for a landig field havelocated what is
believed to be a good location, It is
half a mile below the. government
ferry and across the river. On Wed-
nesday night some went out to: run
lines and to examine the ground as to
it being level. Another party will go
out tonight and hope to complete the
work. If you wish o join in this work
get in touch with B. C. McCallum at
the government telegraph office. The
land belongs to the governmnt and will
no doubt be easy to secure.
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Services will be held in New Hazel-
ton United Church on Sunday next at
il’ am. when Rev, J. T. Burchill will
occupy the pulpit. In the evening the
regular service will be held in Hazel-
ton at 7.30 when Rey. D. W. More will
be in the pulpit. Rev. Mv, More is go-
ing to. Kispiox Sunday norning for no
Communion Service for the Natives be-
‘fore they leave for the summer at the
canneries,
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Ii. A. More, brother of Rev, D. W.
More, Will arrive from Vancouver on
Thurstay morning to spend a holiday
here with -his ‘brother.
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Another week gone by without any
rain and still quite cool at night so

that there «is very little growth,
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Two Prominent
Natives are Wed

A great native wedding took place
in the Salvation Army citadel in Haz-
elton last Thursday afternoon when
Adj. Parkinson officiated and Joseph
Smith was united with Mary Fowler,
The ‘groom is one of the outstanding
young men of the Hazelten band and a
son of Johuny Smith, one of the best
known natives in the interior, The
bride is a granddaughter of Luke Fow-
ler, the famous old weather profit.
| The wedding WAS, carried off in the
Intest: style.and with all ‘the frills.

nics and two flower girls, and old
Chief. John Brown was the best man.
“The ceremony. ivas witnessed by a

the citudel, and alter the ceremony the

the Kitanmax. hall where a great feast
had been prepared. The feast lasted
until way into the night.

The brass ‘band was out in force for
the wedding and escorted the groom to
the citadel ‘and then escorted the bride
and her attendents from ber home to
the eltadel. * At the feast the band ren.
dered many. selections,

THREE PLANES ARRIVED HERE
Last Saturday three planes flaw ov-
er this - district cand ‘two. landed at: he

rrneh,. There: “are a dozen: men in Lie
party and all seem: to be ‘surrounded in
mystery. : i

to. what. “ts: “Di

he wind,:but what ts

the far: rete

id * Another ramor ig*that
‘Planes: wilt: 0} a commerelitl busl:

.the;, ‘company, rayndlesite ors
: aye, you: Ag. prepared : to 'glve ‘ou infor:

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The bride‘ was aitended by: two bride's |

crowd that overflowed the capacity oft

| séveral’ hundred nitives | repaired to |:

Mission Toint ‘field and one. a Biernes |
Fumors: ‘are afloat as
considered. most: Akely: is: that the ma-|

ve chines will. make;: aR: propiéaing trip: ito }

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THE. SUMMER TRAIN SCHEDULE 7

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The summer schedule is in force ‘on ears

the ©. N. BR. now nd going east the| 4

trains will pass through New ‘Hazelton
at 3 o’cloek in the morning: on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, but on Friday it will pss through
tut 5,14. ‘in the evening. Any one wish-
ing to see the’ scenery. slong the Skeena
river. will bave the privilege of doing
so one afterfioon a week.

The westbound. trains will
through New Hazelton on Sunday and
Tuesday and Thursday at 2.58 in the
afternoon and on Mondy and Saturday
at 8.29 in the morning.

KITSECUGKLA

Mathias Wesley was taken to the
Hazelton Hospital on Friday, June 10.
where he underwent an opertion, He
is doing fine and expects to be home
in w week.

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In the morning.of June 12. Rev. B.
Black gnve a closing message in the
United Church at 11 o’clock as all the
villagers expeet to leave next week for

the canneries.
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At 8% o’elock on Sunay. Inst the Sal-

vation Army arrange a special com-
munity. service in the cemetery. It

is a farewell to Aj, and Mrs. Hal-
vorsen as well ns the local people.
Among others taking part in this ser-
vice were Capt. Johnson, Thos, Camp-
hell nnd Rey. B. Black.

Londen now has 250 telephone ex-
ehanges, 10,000 call offices and in to-
tal telephone staff of 10,800,

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A German’ designed steel alr-raid re
fuge, fuuvanted to be blast and splint-

er proof, is being exhibited in England ;

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The charm of sen and mountains is a

| fitting background td this: “Hotel of

the friendly hearth.” Good rooms,
well-furnished, excellent dining-room.
but no bar, Close in to alt major act-
ivities, yet_on a quiet street. A friend-
ly welcome awaits you,

up. Make your reservations by mail.

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More Safety—Less: Breakage:

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