a te eres roy | : Hotel branches. : Wen oe, THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, ‘MAY 18, 1938 2 Smithers Garage & Electric Smithers, B.C. General Motors Parts and Service Accetylene Welding Experts HEH AIERICNACIICNEAC IRONIC ALS The Hazelton Hospital | The Hazelton Hospital issues tivkets for any period at $1.50 a ‘vonth In advance, This rate inviudes oftice consultations, medicines, as “well as all costs while at the Hospitel, Tickets are obtainable in Hazelton at the Drug Store, or by mall from the Medical Superintend- ent at the Hospital. B.C. UNDERTAKERS | EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY i P.O. Box 948 A wire i PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. will bring us cow Prince Rupert Best hotel in the North Rates from $1.50 a day up Orme’s, Ltd. (The Pioneer Druggist) The Mai! Order Drug Store of Northern B. C. Drugs Stationery Fancy Goods. Kodaks Pictures Developed and ‘Printed Prince Rupert, aan é i. ae PICOBAC RIPE: FORA | MILD, CooL. SMOKE | . Martin’ 8 Garage In Hazelton a : . Agents for” : Fivestone. Tires. and. Tubes. Willard Batteries “Home. Oil Producié. Ing the very, popular Veodol Ol .. bo We ean’ “sit out any truck. or car wilt ‘ tirés, ‘and’ they, ‘are: real’ tires. oy Reliable Garage. Servtes dn all Its ; "Wrecker ‘Truck always ready ‘to: all tthe field. . ‘<== = —_— ee Of Interest to Most Folk Gathered from Here, There and Beyond A} A FOR RENT—14 acres of land in one pieee; 6 acres in another; 4 ip another; all cleared. Good house on 4 acre lot—Apply to Wm, Wales, Hazelton. #7 * Dr. Kirkpatrick, acting superintend- ent at the Hazelton Hospital, made a trip to Terrace on Tuesday to look af- ter some of Dr, Mills patients during the latter’s absence in the east. Dy. Kirkpatrick will be back Thursday, cessary. ® « e James Fraser, an old employee on the C.N.R., and for a number of years been acting as relief agent, passed away at Prince George last Thursday morning after an illness of only two days following an attack of flu. He developed pneumonia. The deceased was well known. along the line, He had served at the New Hazelton sta- tion a couple of times and nearly all the stations on this line. Only a week or two ago he was operator with the dtcher crew working out of here. euaa The many friends of Austin Good- enough will learn with a good deal of regret. that he will not be out among the pole men for several weeks yet. Rest and quiet is what he has to have now, .-= © € Miss Edith Walton of Vanderhoof. for a number of years, housekeeper for Dr, L. B. Wrinch, spent a day or so in Hazelton last week and left on Thursday for Victoria where she will get Mary Wrinch and take her on to Rossland to her new home. Miss Wal- tion will continue as housekeeper, For the last few .weeks since Dr. Wrinch went to Rossland Miss Walton has been visiting her sister. at Wells, B.C., ‘and friends along the Line as well. as nt her home. whe . Dr. Robt. Irish of the Hazelton Hos- pital medical staff, returned to his duties last week after a trip to .Van- ‘| couver where he met his father and mother whe bad just returned from Chinn. Dr. Irish brought his car back panied by his mother, Le The first golf tournament of the sea- soh was played last Sunday afternoon aud some twenty-four members particl- pated in the play. The winners were Andy Grant and M, A. Myros who did ‘the 18 holes in 88.: The runners-up were Mrs. W. E, Gow and A. Irvine with a'.score .of 91.° The local solfers jure showing 4 lot of class for so early in the season and some may take in : p this" Déminion:: “championship ' tourna- alent’ ‘gt Ty usper next fall. t Pe es Ars. We EB, Gow left on “Tuesday nor ning’s: train forthe east, . She will {-be joined ati EXdmonten by her brother “| and: together: -they will proceed to the ‘|-old home at Lakefield, Ont.'. They re- ceived word recently that their father was far from being .well. f _ eee Bill Quinliven of South Hazelton - ia on a trip to Vancouver. zs & &* Nominations in Dwedney were held ) on, Monday aud Liberals, - tives and C.0, F, all have candidates in ‘The yoting will: be.on Fil dy. The result of” that’ election “may: ° ake ‘quite a change tn: ‘the’ official: “Op: tinsition in | the Legislature, ek : . a Bo? ~The net. ig. having’ lots: of rain, but waht -here* there: has ‘been * no rain for. Ro ‘long: that: ‘the’ rain coats’ ‘are. crack. dag from’ ‘drought. F ‘There: ‘has ‘been’ ‘al. night, ‘pede held’ ‘Wednvadiiy Tast:: week was o.great’ ‘Buccess: | : There | Wal. great crowd there, especially. the “hew | feature, for the -Kisplox,.’ and will go to Terrace again when ne-| with him and on the trip wis accom- : Conserva- }- "The: Kisplox sports | aay. ‘and: ‘atnin: i id’ “Thirsday, of hs, iren, belng taken" to visit , wounded soldiers second day when, the, stampede awasra|>: ‘There Have. on-.Dald-your Tare a: -nuniber of old cow r ponchers Up ee the valley and they encouraged the na- tives to branch out. . So well did the steer riding, etc., take that it will be future be a a regular feature. geek Last Thursday afternoon being Hes- jiital Day, an international event, and in years gone by, a most important af- fair in connection with the Hazelton Hospital, a few of the ladies gathered ot the hospital fora cup of tea. . cx : - Miss Dimock, Miss Goard and Mrs. H. Gould spent last week end in’ Smi- thers, a Bart Spooner, for some months re- -Sident at Kitwanga, arrived home on Saturday morning for a few days rest. os. LEARN TO WRITE Tndividual coaching by mail. for neceptable work First send for plot {Free—no obligation) The Story Tellers Club, 57 Queen St., West, Toronto, Ont. Market —_ Miss Ralphina Wrinch, R, N., of Tranquille, left Saturday night for the coast where her marriage will take Dlace in the near future.—-Kamioops Sentinal, aes There will be a general meeting of the Board of Trade in the high school building, Hazelton, on Thursday even- ing, May 26th. A full attendance is requested. : + #4 Work of renewing the siringers on Four Mile bridge across the Skeena in the Kispiox, is now under way. The stringers were in very bad shape and the repairs are quite . timely. Some: heavy loads of poles and piling are to| be. brought across that bridge as soon as it is ready. : **h & Members of the executive committee of the Bourd of: trade ave requested to meet in the high school on Thursday evening of this week, in Hazelton. xe *, KITSECUGKLA On account of many of the boys be- ing away, and the- manager being in .Kitwancool, the athletic club had-quite n time rustling up a‘team to go to the Kispiox sports on Thursday, but they finally got away by truck and had a Kood time. . =a on Thursday afternoon, May 12th Brigadier Carruthers, accompanied .by Mrs. Carruthers, their daughter Joyce and Adj. Havlorsen came to the village |. James Woget and the Home. Lengiie: en tertained . the. guests: to dinner, among other Invited guests were Capt. John- son and Rey, B, Black. | A véry enjoy- able soclal. time wad spent... At 7.20 p.m, in the army halla service was held eonducted by- Capt. Johnson and among those taking part were Adj. Halvorsen, Adj. Parkinson, Rey, Bish- op Black, Brigndier and Mrs. Carruth- ora. Dorking the. service the Brigadier dedicated the’ infant: daughter {Char- lotte- More): ‘of Thos. ‘and Mis. More, * , On Tuesday, May 10th: Peter Brown oft. for. the, curnertes: pind on, May tath “Fred Smnpere and, his wio went, ’ Qn Sumbey, May ° ist, all the’ local ear eynert had their. CAIS: out for the : ie ‘ings thle year. ; good deal of cold windy weather ‘and. a je. si ‘ i“ ' ‘number. of: degrees of, frost: almoit each \ 4 "hort in: rmy y hospitals’4 in: Japan They. rept the ; - Rexall One C Ceat Sale MAY 11th, 12th, 18th and. 14th ‘Let as have your order early Stock up now with. Rexall goods Up-to-Date Drug Store, Hazelton —— — —=—= FOR THOSE WHO FAIL “All honor to hiny who shall win the Prize,” The work] has cried for a thousand years, 7 But to him who tries and fails and dies, ~* I give great honor and clory and tears. Give glory and honor and pitiful tears To all who fuil in their deeds sublimg Their ghosts are many in the van ‘of years, They were born with Time in advence of Tine. Oh, great is the hero who wins a name, But greater many and many a.time: Some piule-fuced fellow who dies .in shame - er And lets. God finish the thought. sub- lime, And great is the man with sword un- drawn, - And gveat is the man from wine, . But. the man who fails and still fights on, Lo, he is the twin brother of mine. who refrains MRS. NEWMAN GONE SOUTH - Mrs, James Newman left lost Thurs- day in company with her daughter, Mrs. Win, Foster, for Vancouver for 2 visit in the city and also in the State of Washington, And’ later will make her home with her daughter, Mrs, Fos- ter, in Oliver, B.¢. Mrs. Newman has been n resident of the district for ‘the past’ seventeen or eighten years, first living in New Hazelton for quite some years and then moving to Two Mile on the main rend. She was very well known in the district and wag very the district wish her many years of Advertising in the local paper pays. Yest But Lave you trled it? By Joaquin Miller , ‘|'Phe question of living in Vancouver, highly esteemed. Her many friends, | while regretting her. departure from |* health and happiness in her new hoine, KITWANGA SPORTS May 24 and 25 are set aside for the sports celebration at Kltwanga. There . { will be athletic sports, ball games, ceanoe races and bicyele races. A new stand, three tiers, has been erected. Prizes to the amount of $70 ave being offered. The locals have the finest ball team for a radius of 100 miles and -have not been defeated this year. The native totem pole band will be in attendance, 7? ? ? ? during your visit is easily solved by staying at Hotel Grosvenor. The city is built -all- around it--it’s easy, and .quick to reach shops, theatres, beats, | trains and churehes—and the rates are reasonable, ” Varicouvers Hotel Of Distinction”. " So CHC R ECONO NEARER OCI 24th of May Celebration a Ne ew Hazelton — CHIR RICH neces Three Base Ball Games , > : | Sniithers vs. New Hazelton Girls Soft Ball. Game — - Races for the Children Good Bats ‘Six Piece Orchestra oes 7 @ mt