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B, C., WEDNESAY, JUNE 1%,

1936

CRISPNESS
al its best

TIERE’S a crunchy goodness in
toasted Makes of corn that no
other cereal can give you. And
when you enjoy Kellogs’s —
the original Corn Flakes — you
have the added quality of oven-
{reshness—matchless flavor.
At all grocers. Made by Kel-
logg i in London, Ontario,

Nothing takes the place of
Uelloggs

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Stay at n
GROSVEN OR

_ aa C Yaonconver sec.

J ‘onsiderabte remodelling has just

leen completed at the Grosvenor,

nud. you will find your stay even |
more.. enjoyable than formerly.
lintes remain the same. The per-
sonal supervision of Mr. Baynes,’
Owner-manager, assures. you of
every modern convenience, pins "
nuobtrusive service. :

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Eed in the
Morning Rarin’ to Go

The liver should pow rout two pounds of
Hquid bile inte your bowels daily, If this bile
isnot flowing freely, your food doesn't digest,
It just decays In tha bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach, Youget jet constipated. Harmful
poisons go into the body, an vou feel sonr,
aunk and the’ ‘orld look, spunk, -

Amerebowelmovement doesn’talways get
at the cause, You need something that works
on the liveras well, It takes those good, old
Carter's Little Liver Pilla to get these two |
‘pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and up”. Harmless and gentle, they
make t t) bile fl flow trealy. They do the work

of calomel but,have nocalomel or mercory in.
them. Ask for Cartor's- Tittle Liver Pills by
refuse anything elue, 25c,

name! Bpabbomiy totose

“Many: in this ‘aistelet: will be luter:
© tod tu ‘éarn ‘that: Miss: Jesslé Moffatt
1 ta, he marrled on Jtine:20 to Alfred
‘ “hnwon of. ‘Summerland, ‘The young-

souialset inPiinee Rupert hag been | -

dng inany: showers’ and:soclal events

: :himor-of; the ibride-to-be aa ‘she is‘a |

“eoeye popular: -tnember of ‘the : young
aplé'a -elrele: and :also’ a:'most - effi-

a
ont: tencher.-:
be
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“ nee ‘Rupert,’

_ Home! oxcellent, ylews of: the’. “flood ‘
MIE. along. the, railway. sere. “epeur

lee g “the; water, played. auee 7
vith the rails. and ‘ties, and.

‘the O}

-|He will also have a

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

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FOR SALE—Second hand lumber,
in good shape....Rough lumber, Floor-
ing, 2.x 4s and 2 x 6s, Doors and win-
dows.—Apply to Omineca Herald af-

fice, New Hazelton.
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For Sale—Guernsey cow, 6 years. old,
freshens June 15, $40; Young pigs, 4
weeks old, $5.00 each—dJ. Owens,

Evelyn, B.C,
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vineial police at Cranbrook. and fora
vood many years in New Hazelton,
Telkwa sid Sinithers, writes the Her-
ald and renewed his subseription and
sent greetings from-himself and family
to all eld friends in’ the north. ‘He
particularly sends his sympathy to the
people who suffered loss in the reeent
floods.
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Rev. W. B. Willan is chairman of
the New Westminster Presbytery, and
Rev, 8. V. TL Reflman of Mission’ is
the secretnry. Both these ministers
have -peon in charge of the United
Churer work here. ,
2 £8 ; .

Holy Communion was dispensed in
the ‘New Hazelton church last Sunday
morning and there was a large con-
eroewation, (tev. and Mrs. “Grondahl
s’ne asa duet “Which Way is the best
Way!) Next Sunday will be Rev. Mr.

vill alsa he special music.

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It is reported that Trish. owner of
K. Cafe recently destroyed by
five in Hazelton, has received a. set-
tlement from the’ insurance eompanics
and: will proceed to rebuild at once,
Jnundry nlong
side’ the: restanrant. -

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Mr. und Dick Ivans, Miss Evaus,

‘Mise Denna Evans, of Smithers spent

last Stnday: guests of Mr, and Mrs, G.
D. Parent.
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“The natives of Hagwilget held 4
Corpus Christi procession last Sunday
atternoon it five oclock, The pro-
cession W, as headed by Father Draein,
aud feaving the church proceeded
along the decorated strects of the vil-

lage. and returhed to the church.
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Last Sunday Mer. nid Mrs, Har-
old Gould, two young sons. Mr. and
Mrs, St, Clair and two children, Miss
Gourd and Chuck Smith, nll of Wal-
cott, motored to New Hazelton for the
day which was spent as guests of My.
wid Mrs, Peter Smith, The party lett
Waleott Saturday ev ening anil took in
the dunce at Telkwa which marked ‘the
opening - of Bussinger’s hotel. there.
Following the aunee they’ motored a
to New -ingelton, “hey returned to
the Ralkles ) Yalley in- the orening.
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- Rewont ly fhe new: school: at Walentt:

of the district: wee: Jothed hy ‘others

fon surrounding districts and
all tie HT grand: time, |
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"The conson iw the New Hazelton ‘ais:

tr ict im about a week “entiier than tH

nial. At the’ Hospital’ farni." the ° first

crop of alfalfa: awiist in’ oul. om June: 14
Mid the: text Dg ‘tlelil 4p: ready to eut
Tr a Ty hheayy crop too.’ a

this week,

Andy Fairbairn, in charge of the pro |-

with several other

Grondahls fnrewell. service and there |,

Reports from the Bulkley Valley are
most favorable for a good crop this
year, A good rain last week was a
great. thing for all crops.

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- ‘There was a big crowd at the open-
ing of the hotel_at Telkwa last Satur-
day evening. ;Lhe Telkwa” orchestra
provided ‘the music and it was” of the
best. os
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Premier Lattullo, accampanied. by
Mr. Burns, M1.1.A., held forth in Tel-
kwa last Thursday night and before 2
fairly small audience,
cord: of his government. He claimed
that sumething had been done to carry
out practically every plank of his plat-
form ond that in some ways a great

deal had deen done.
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At is expeeted. that Hon, Mr. Pear-
gon, minister of Public Works, will bé
indneed to visit this district before he
goes away south again, He is at pre-
sent cumpuigning in Omineca along

cabinet ministers.
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defended the re-|-

| A conple of the boss touk. a canoe
niles for the farmers along the river.
oe .

ing supplies out the, government tele-
graph line. They are ‘now getting or-
ganized to start pack trains out 1a
soon as the goods arrive. ‘They ore
engaging .a number of other settlers in
the Kispiox valley to assist them. Fer
many years George Biernes has had
this contract, -It is reported that he
will fa placer prospecting this year. ,
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“Mr. and. Mrs, Fas. Kirby gnve a gnr-
den.party on thelr beautiful lawn this
welt in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Don-
aldson on the eve of their ‘departure
for the south where they will ‘continue
their good works. ;

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Reports’ are to the effect that good
progress - being made on the repairs
to the C. NX. I. between here and the
coast. The biggest job between here
Pacifie is the washout at Pacifie ond
that will soon be done. . For a part of
the distance a new grade Is belng male
With modern ‘equipment sich. as- has
heen yut on the job the line should be
running throngh to Rupert before the
provincial government get the fill for
hizh level crossing at New
finished.
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Read Page 3 for
More Local News.

Indian Agent. Capt. Mortimer is on
his senii-anztal visit to Babine reserve
He is accompanied by Cons. Hanford
of the R.GALP. They went hy car to
opley and thence In to the Janding on
Bubine Lake where the Indian Depart-
ment -has-a boat which takes them in

to Babine ‘Indian village.
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Among the students attending Nor-
mal school at Vancouver who passed
their ecxuminations this year are Miss
Duicina Carpenter of Smithers and
Miss Olive Kathline Murxay of Yan-
derhoot.

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" Jack Sargent is in.the Omineca do-
ing some campaign talking for | Dr.
Thompson, the Conservative candidate
The election will he held on Monday
next, Te ant 22, .

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W. _ Anderson of - Hazelton wns on
the tex list the first ‘of the week, but
on Tuesday wis able to attend’ police
court. ; : :

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Ges, Oulton of Smithers, yrns a a vis-
itor. here the first of the week. He is
this week motoring to’ Langley to
vet Mrs, Oulton and bring her back to

the fumm at Smithers.
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was opener with ‘’ dance and the folk .

they:

j rest the first of. the week for wander-
ing inte ‘the wrong beilrooin while not
teclin tod well.
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ate people cof. Hazelton wha ’ lost
praperty duping ‘the flood at, Hazelton
art doing, what. they can to . salvage
some aft the material, A ‘pool ‘deal of
it, wis caught inn big log jum just ut
the ontskirts ‘of the town. _

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he ‘schools: will ‘chise: on Friday ot:
‘next week. The: slower, -BUndes | are: welt)
ing, thelr. exams: this week: and the en-|

france pupil. wil write mext week.

‘She: taught at.Hazel-| - 4 * 4
1 for” several years, before. going., re

Lt ALES ‘with: the: roud bed. :

i Ono Indio woman got. fn seven day

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Tin, Dr, McDonald minister of agri:
culture, and Deptuy Minister Munro.
drove from Telkwa down: to Hazelton
on Wednesday afternoon and with Tr.

result of the Skeenr flood. Dr. Me-
Donald is making a study of the north!
country for himself and he hopes: tod"
deal intelligently with: the farmers of
the north find their problems,

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Have ‘you paid your subseription yet?
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HEAVY LAND LOSS APT GLEN
VOWELL RESERVE .

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Adit. Parkinson of the - Salvation
Army, In charge at Glen Vowull, was in
town the first of the week. His village
was converted into @ lake by the fleod
weters of the Skeana.. lle said” that
while the natives were back on their
reserve the village had snffere! heav-
fiy 410m Jand erosion nud from loss of
crops
pretty wood farmers and they grow ny
let of stuff, Their evops: were all do- |
ing fine, Int since the waters > we

ed flecp with sand. He is of apinion
the natives will have lo move “further
back with both houses and fms ‘and
le expects a surveyor along anytime to
took the situation over. ‘They lost aj,
lot of land that went down the. ziver |
as well as w hat was covered, -

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Lime Cement Bricks|§
A complete stock of Builders ”
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” DISTRICT. or. COAST RANGE vo

‘Pike Notiea that: I, Saab. M: ‘Frouke,

a ‘iitend’ ‘to ‘apply. to thie = “Minister , of

we Lands oe a: Heeiae: te 0 Proepett for: coal ope

load of grub-down the river’ a - few]

Adler Bros. of the Kispiox were this |
week awarded the contract for pack- |.

Hazel ton]

“MARTIN'S GARAGE

Wrinch went on to Kispiox to sce the :
Let. me'gve.you a FREE “HASTINGS”

“'Vhe Glen Vowel fellows are |

went '
down it is’ fovnd the ereps are cover-

] Quiet delivery by rail ‘or. track

: rs. Lumber ‘wall :

HAZELTON AND. pisRicr oo

Orme’s, Ltd.
(The Pioneer Druggiat)

' The Mail Order Drug Store
- of Northern B. G.

Drugs Stationery

Fancy Goods . Kodaks

Pictures Developed and
Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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The ‘Hazelton Hospital

tickets for any period at $1.60
* a month in advance, This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital.
ate obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from.the Medical Superintend-
+ ont at the Hospital.

The Hazelton Hospital issues -

Tickets .

HAZELTON

Compression Pest.

Wrecking Truc
Electric Tools

SHOP-—OPPOSITE NEWICK'S-

ACETYLENE WELDING

B,C: LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford
' Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

Handling all types of insurance:
ineluding

ness and Accident |

HAZELTON, | B.C.

—

‘COOPER H. WRINCH

L'censed Insurance Agent’

Fire, Automobile, Sick-

“Hite

i: the the north ‘land.

~ Prince ‘Rupert’ B.C.
a H. B. Rochester, manager

Wry ey wag deh te

Rates—$1.60yper’ day, and up

Pub Juno 18. ne