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“Many people are planning = their
ust trips now before the Jubilee
tush sets In. Good hotel rooms
ave difficult to get even now when
you come to town. Why not re-
serve your accommodation as early
you can?) You are always assured
of the utmost service at the Gros-
yenor,

iVBACCO—Sample Package, 10 Ibs
nid or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
Jatrationu to give good aroma to tobacca
frou. nil for $1.50, or 50 Ubs. $8.00.
Avents wantel.——The Capital Gasoline
Light Co., 445 Cumberland St., Ottawa

if Every boy and baseball fan
will want this up-to-date
book, ‘‘Baseball—and How
to Play it”, by Frank J.
(Shag) Shaughnessy, Man-
ager of the pennant win-
ning Montreal Royals.
Pitching, batting, base
running-all the fine points
of the game are clearly
explained and illustrated.
Here’s how to get it. Sim-
ply send in to the address
below a““CROWN BRAND"
or “LILY WHITE’? Corn
Syrup label with ‘your
nameand addressand the .
words “Baseball. Book’
plainly written ‘on the
back—and your copy will
abe mailed :to: you rite ‘s

‘away.

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Thy CANA DA: STA RCH com PANY Limleed

P.O. Box 388, MONTREAL M2

WAKE UP “ann
‘LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Bed i in the
‘Morning Rarin’ to Go-

The liver should pou ar out two poands of
liquid bila into your bowels daily. If this bile _
isnot flowing freely, your food doesn't digest.
It just decaya in tha bowels, Gas bloata up
your stomach, You gst conat pated Harmful
poizons go.into the body, an ape. feel gout, |
sunk :and'the world lgtka punie? 6

‘A mere bbwelmoveinent doesn” talwaye: got
at the causa, You need something that worka
on the liver aa well, It takea thaga ald
Carter's Little Liver Pils to get theaa two

pounds of bile flowing freely snd make you ©

", Harmless and gentle, th

a “ap and 4
fe bi ow wy treely. They do the wort

make the, hile
of calomal

them: Agk bay
name! Stubi

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an sunday’ “aftaknoon, at a home eer:

“anony, Ellen. Andre daughter: of. Mr,
“and Mrs, Osborne: Stout
hy ‘Hey. Adam: Crisp. ‘Mr. and” Mrs,
qi, Munger: are the God-parents ¢

Was baptised | ’

SEW TAZELTON, B, c. WEDNES °~ y NAY 21,

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' Of Interest to Most Folk
Gathered from Here, There and Beyond. |

on ene eh

jH. Richmond of Carnaby, formerly
of New Hazelton, has been a patient in
the Hazelton Hospital the past week
and he was in a very grave condition,
hut is now doing well and his Tecovery
is quite hopeful.

se :

Mrs, Jolm Newick of Hazelton who
has been a patient in the hospital for
a conple of weeks: ix improvins.

Kee

The power shovel arrived at New
Ilnzelton the latter part of last week
started in to make the big fill in con-
nection with ‘the railway high level
crossing, Two trucks are keeping the
litte shovel mor ing right along.

: ene

Geo, MeGrath returned to Hazelton
last week after a trip to the military
hospital in Vaneouver for inspection.

* . *

Miss “Pat” Fletherington, of Smith-
era, who is taking a commercial course
fn Prince Itnpert. spent the Victoria
Day holiday with her friend, Miss
Stewnrt at Usk. _.

Ls

AL PL MeCaffery of Trince Rupert,
arrived in Terrac® Friday evening to
look things over. He might go on to
Omineea later, Nat many political
hattles have heen fought in’ the north
“n the last twenty-five years that Mike

‘as not figured init some place,
ee

Moo and. Mrs. RR. Pilling arrived: at
Thagelton recently for a short. heliday
while Mv, Dilling is getting the car in
shape und then they will motor to
Saline where “he will be employed at
one of the mines. For some time Mr.
nd Mrs, Dilling have een living at
Torrace, Last Thursday a handker-
chief shower was tendered Mrs. Dilling

nt the, home of Mrs. 8. Jordon.’
eee

Miss Evens of Smithers spent the
weck end a guest of Mrs. Geo. D. Par-

cut, New Flazelton.
; * ee
Mr. mud Mrs. Peter Spooner of Smi-

thers were kuests over the holiday of
Mrs. R. Spooner.

‘ _ * oe e

Rev. TD. W. More wil be the new min
ister for Hazelton and New Efazelton.
He’ will nvrive here the first of July
or the end of June. Oe Will be accom-
panied hy his bride. Rev, 0, Grondahl
will go to Mayo-Wardner at the end of

Bulkley “ Shannon of Usk who has
extensive mining interest at Usk has
returned io that village after a trip
to Senttle on business, —

* e£ ‘

Mr..and Mrs. Gillis left last Thurs-
day for Prince Rupert on a holliday.
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Several extra gangs are working on
the railway getting the line in shape.
There are three outfits working out of
Pacific... Quite an improvement is be-
ing made by way of filling short
bridges and rebuilding others, and &
lot of new ties will be put in as well
as some: ballast. The line can stand
quite alot of ballast before much very
heavy traffie enn he handled.

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The finishing touches ‘are now- being

Tput on the new station at Pacific. A

new platform has been laid and the
flower garden is being made up. The
place is nlready beginning to look a.
lot better.
: eeu

= Little, Haugland & -‘Kerrof,-Terrace
are hauling to their Sorting grounds
adjoining the mill at Terrace, some of
the longer cedar poles. Many of them
are ( and 70 ft. long. These are for
export, The price of poles is advane-
ing and there is a margin of profit for
the operator. ;

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DECREASING SEVERITY OF PUN.
ISHMENT

he grenlest price that a man can
puy, for crime is his life, but it is de-
mandetl lesa often than it used to be.
In the lust five years the average
number of death penalties exacted in
Canada has been 22 per year, but this
is a smaller number than twenty years

accompanying growth | of

crime As the number of death ‘penal-

jties ins decreased, the number of life

imprisonments has increased. In the
‘mening years of the present century
there was only one life imprisonment
to seven denth penaltles whereas now
the ratio is one to three or less. |
Another way of indicating this ten-
daney is-to say that the number of

constitutes only half as larg¢ a pro-
portion of-all seutances as they did 30
yoars neo, Similarity with other long

Tune. Tle will he home for next Sun-

terms of imprisonment, ‘they, repre-
sent n declining proportion. of — total
sentences,

day and the following month.

ad

NY low summer excursion fave’

to Eastern points (effective
May 15 to Oct. 15) permits a stop-
over at Jasper, famous for its
Lodge, its. golf course and its —
magnificent mountains. The samc
privilege can he arranged for o
visit to Minaki in Ontario's “Lake
of. the Woods” ‘country.

A summer: vacation. trip. via i
Canadian ‘National’ also gives: you :
: the chojve of alternate routings -

ae

ago in spite of the increase in popula- |.
. ,} tien and.

thése two severest penalties combined |’

fue,

The Omineca Herald
» NEW HAZELTON, B.C,

Published Every Wednesday
Cc. If. Sawle Publisher

Advertising rate, Display 35c per inch
per issue; reading notices 15¢ for the
first insertion. and 10c .each subse
quent insertions: legal notices lic and
ize, Display 40e per inch

Certificntes of Improvements...
Woter Notices

$15.00
$15.00

Whether there is any connection be-
tween this tendency and the growth of
crline is a question that is difficult to
answer, but it is of interest to note
that the proportion .of erimes commit-
ted hy habitual offenders—those who
have heen convicted three times or
more—Ils mmnch larger than it used to
bbe, On the other hand the propor:
tion of second offenders is substantial-
ly less. The only apparent explana’

who commit a first crime may be divi-
ded into twa distinet groups—thosé
who. respond to more hnmate atid Ten-
ient treatment, and those who do not.

? ey

At Kitwangea on Monday Cedarvale
won the soft bull game by a score of
1¢ ta & Jim Donglas,.a brakeman on
the railway was referee aid it is sald

‘he had to pull out right after the game

zae
Miss Rohertson’ of. Golden, Cob, has
arrived to spend the summer w ith het
ant. Mrs. Cc. W. Dawson in Hazelton,
ee
Jali Newiek is expected home from
Vancouver this week after attending
the amual conference of ‘the Vunited
church,

WATER NOTICE

Diversion and Use

Tule notice that the Columbia Pow-
er Company, Limited, whose address
is Marine Building, Vancouver, B.C.,
will apply ‘for a license to take and
use fen cubic feet per second of water
out of Two Mile Creek whith flows
southerly and: drains Into the Butkley
River about the south east corner af
Lot 42, Cassiar District.
The water willbe diverted ‘at -n
point ahont 3000 feet north from the
south east curner of suid Lot 42 and
will he vsed for power purposes upon
the land deseribed as Lot 42, Cassiar
District. Powers in respect of - the
undertaking to be exercised within a
ten mnile radins. . :
This notice Wis posted « an ‘the Evaund
ou the 6th ‘day of Muy. 10386.

A enpy of this noticé and an appli-
cation pursnaat ‘thereto and to ~ the
Water Act w i he. filled in the ‘office
of the Water Recorder at Smithers,
Lr On

Objections tothe application may be
Mled-with the snid Water Recorder or
with the Comptrallor of Water Rights,,
‘Porlanent Billdings, Victoria, B. meray
within chiety dave aufler. the. first ap-
heapiahes of this native in'a local news
Marner,

“Appteant—he. Cotumbin Power
‘Company, Limited

By ae Rutherford, agent
T he date ef the first "publication ot.
this’ notice ne ith May. 1988, ; 4t

carp OF THANKS!

“yh, Aiea George Ww Inhos to. “express.
‘bor, appreciation of the kindness ‘shown
hors during. her-Jate ‘bereavement,’ and
tp Haan those. who senie: flom | trrdbutes

HAZELTON lao ds Distarer.

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_ Disttet of Coast Range ve

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tion for this situation is that people |

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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.

The ‘Hazelton Hospital -

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
a month in advance. This rate
includes office. consultations,
_ medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital. Tickets
are oftalnable in Hazelton at
the Ding Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital...

MARTIN'S GARAGE
HAZELTON

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

ACETYLENE WELDING
Wrecking Truck
Electric Tools
SHOP-—OPPOSITE NEWICK'S
8, C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed
Smithers, B.C.

COOPER H. WRINCH
_ L’censed Insurance Arent

Handling all types of insurance,
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
Thess and Accident

| " HAZELTON, B.C.

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Prince Raper
“Hotel.

A real 2001 hotel serving
the north: land’ ae

Prine Rupert, B: CG.

oH. ‘B, ‘Rochester, manager

Raters. 50; sper. aay, and: up

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