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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 148%

|Here end There

2 Tae Not Seotia. Dairymen’s As-
reewdiog wilh bold thelr next ane |
Poab canvantion, i 19ea at the
( .cuwallis Ina, ewele, N

o

one
SMinmevs of ecliry to Cannfa

Cus year -from Beronda totalled

£5,000. erites in unsrsst to Inst

year when the shipments ware

virtually negligil’ 5. .

_ Rev. Redan and family, Don.
Capon md My, and Mrs, Allen of Ru-
pert motored ta Smithers on Wednes-
day of this week and spent the day-
with friends. ss

Hastern Stearas diy Lines, Tn,
had heavy traffic o1 an excursion
from New York to Nova. Scotia on
the occasion of the ‘first-trip in
June of the S.S. Acadia from New
York to Yarmouth, N.5,

At a meeting of the joint committee
appointed Dy the Hazelton Community
Associition and the Hazelton Horti
cultural Society held on Tuesday night
it was decided to amalgamate the two
asso¢iations, and that the amalgama-
tion take effect at once. This will be
reported hack to the two associations
and immediate steps will be take t:
coinplete the move. Both associations
ave working for the welfare of the
town and both will be keenly interest
el in the new hall, By the joining ¢
forces more effective work enn he done
nud with much Jess effort. i

Railroad. transportation is - an
essential economic function on
this continent and given reasonab-
ly free rein should speedily show
good recovery using it to Increase
buying of materials and employ-
‘ment of labor, says the Green-

- ville (S.C.) News editorially. —

Total production of honey in
Canada in 1931 amounted to 27,-
867,497 Ibs, valued at $2,053,094,
Ontario led the Dominion with 2
production of 12,000,000 Ibs. with
Manitoba second with 7.367.375
lbs,, and Quebec third with 5,623,-
400 Ibs,

Ten thousand rainbow trout fin-
gerlings have been deposited in
‘the French River in June, fol-
lowing 7,500 fingerlings deposited
last year. The previous experi-
ment was so satisfactory that the
present action has been taken and
if suecess still attends these ef-
forts, the French River Bungalow
Camp will have added rainbow
trout to its already well diversi-
fied angling attractions.

Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Allen and tr
children leave Thursday for home.

Indians. from Morrice town and alse.
from other points gathered. at Hagwil-
et the end of Last week and the firs!
of this week for their annual feasting
and social time. :

Mrs. Win. Grant has so far recover
ed thnt she was able to lenve the hos
pilal on Monday afternoon.

A son was born to Mr. and Mra, Char
MeIntosh in the Hazelton Hospital or
July ist, =

Bob Davis, globe-trotiing New
York Sun columnist, is back in his
beloved British Columbia, having
recently arrived from Honolulu
aboard the Empress of Canada, of
the Canadian Pacific fleet. He
proposes to spend some time in
fishing expeditions both in the
province and also in the Rockies
where he will meet Irvin § Cobb
and Courtney Riley Cooper, alsa
famous American publicists,

Mes. Jack Russell and family are on
# holiday, he guests of Mr. and Mrs
Wicks in the Bulkley Valleey.

Tourists spent almost one mil-
lion dollars for every working
day in Canada lest year, a sum
virtually equal to §280,000,000, the
Cannington, Ontario, Gleaner,
polnts out and claims that this
puts it into the class of big busi-
ness which should be carefully
fostered. Commenting on the
same subject, the Nelson, B.C.,
News states that there are num-
bers of small towns throughout
Canada which have not yet real-
ized what the tourist business
could do for them. ;

Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Gordon of Van
eouver nre expected to visit the Haz
ton Hospital, arriving there on Thurs-
diy morning, They rre both interest-
ed in hospital -work and in the United
Church, ‘

Peter Smith spent a day or two at
his home here before going to Skeen:
Gity, near Prince Rupert.

The water in the Bulkley river ha
heen so low the last few days that thx
Indians have not heen getting as mam
fish ns usual '

Evidence of the growing popu-
larity of the Canadian Pacific
Railway low rate bargain return
trips, Inaugurated this year, was
again furnished by the success of
the Quebec Provinee and Montreal
excursion: to Toronto and Nia-

ia kara Falls, June 17, when ‘po
a: fewer than 2,500 Quebeckers took
AE the trip in four specials on the

Friday, ‘returning ~ the following
Sunday night. His Honor the
Mayor of Toronto issued a hearty
welcome to those making the trip.

The thirty-two business and
Professional men aud wamen from
‘the British Isles now touring
British Columbia under provincial
mn: government auspices found Vic-

am torla much to their liking and |
7s quite up to advance notices of be-
ae :. ing the most “English” city on

im. this side of the Atlantic. They
were particularly impressed by
the beauty of the formal’ gardens
at some of the homes they in-
pected and. speciaily with the fam-
ous Butehart Gardens. They are
travelling. by Canadian Farific
Railway, se (94)

Recent rains haye made a wonderfu’
differcnee ta the local gnvdens. It -i:
favorable now for the usual big eror

Miss Gretchen Johnson of Victorir
is a guest of her sister, Mya. Lr
Wrineh, ; ,

Tt is reported thit Cooper H. Wrinch
‘and T. B, Camphell have prrehased ;
couple of lots euch at Two Mile and in-
tend te erect homes there in the new
future,

Mitchell Newman of Queen = Char-
lotte Islands has arvlyed nt his home
here for the summev. vacation. -

great many. yenrs inspector of Tndlan
‘Agencies in British Columbia, has re-
tired from the service on pension, Mr.
Ditchburn is well known: iu the nortb
country where he has paid official vis:
its a number of times,

Douglas Lay, resident: mining engin.
ver. left Inst Saturday for McConnell
‘reek to make a. report for the depart:
ment of mines.” “He.travelled to Burne
Take und from there went in by plane

While tt is recognized that the hay
crop in the western end of the Bulkley
Valley is going to be light, it is report-
et that from about Huston east’ there
Ix going to be practically no hoy and
the prospects for grain-are. niso poor.
There -has been little rain enst this
spring. rr re

to

Ralph Smith of Prince Runert who
has heen a pnenmonia sufferer for rp
number of weeka has sufficiently, re
covered to travel to ‘Telkwa where: hy
will be. a guest of his brother. T. 7
Smith until he 1s able to resume wor)

"At the meeting of the Hazelton Com-
munity Association : last,.-week there
Wasa committee appointed- ‘te work

W, BH. Ditchburn of Victoria, for a |

is Magistrate 'G.. V. Storkey’ has bee with a committee from the Hortien!-
i 1 patfent in the Hazlton Hospital th _ [tural ‘Soelety to. bring ‘Ahout the’ amal .
Bo pant few days: 0 gmation of the two.snetetion. |]
a : “a fa oy At les Bes . ee .

SES

. against windows and doors

‘ and lots of them,

debtedness to me forthwith, —
Dated: at Smithera, B. 0...
this 28th-day of June, A,

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. C. V. Smith and Mv. and Mrs

Myros wish to express thelr. apprecia-
tion te all those who showed their sym-
pathy for the. loss of thelr beloved
daughter and sister, : ;

The Hazelton girls soft ball te,

defeated the New Hazelton girls again
last Saturday evening and on the New
Hazelton grounds.
virly started off with pep and at one
time lend by ‘n score of 16 to 6. But
just 1s usual they fell down and al-
lowed the visitors to catch Up and pass
them. The final score was 21 to 24,

As usual the local

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The New Hazelton: hase bull team

has been tsked to enter the contest at
Teeikwa barbecue this year. The boy: |
plan un betug there,

te

If early promise is Pulfilled, tho
Annapolis Valley should this year

+ Produce an even larger yield of

apples than in 1931 when the
total crop was close to a millon,
and three-quarters barrels, is the
opinion of leading fruit men of
Kentyille, N.S.. The bloom this
year. lasted over ten days and at-
tracted visitors by the thousand
from . Eastern Canada and tho
United States,

Miss Constance Regan, Middle-
burg, Va., established a. record
for women anglers on the Tobique
River, New Brunswick, recently,
when she took a 2714 Ib. Atlan-
tic silver salmon, the largest ever
caught with a fly by a woman on
that river, ‘The record salmon
taken in those waters by a male
angler welghed 3314 lbs,

Canaiian Pacific standard ‘time, .

is standard time the world over.
Prior to 1838, every town and clty
had its own local time, based on
the sun, but in that year the sug-
gestion of Sir Sandford Fleming,
chief engineer of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, that the world
should be divided into 24 sections,
one for each hour of the day, and
that time within each of these
areas should be standard, - was
adopted all over Canada and the
United States. In 1884 the plan -
was also adopted in Eurepe after
a conference held at Washington,

Gilbert Miller, architect, of
Youngstown, O.. has. a groves
nh
office buildings and summer
homes. He found both too nar-
row to admit a moose. head with
an antler spread of five feet five
‘Inches taken from a monster he
shot near St, Jovite last season.
“It looks,” he wrote to A, 0. Sey=
mour, general tourist agent, Can=
adian Pacific Railway, “as though
both the head and myself will and
up in the garage." But that is
the Kind of trophy to be got. in
the forests of Quebec, Big heads
(849)

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA

In Probate ;

In the matior of the estate af Josept

Onesine M, Dechene,’ Deceased
and

IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMIN.

ISTRATION ACT

Seed

'Tnke notlee that by. order of His Hon :

vor If, Mes. Young, local judge of th.

Supreme. Court: of British Col
lated the 2ist unbia

I was appointed admiilstrator of th
estate of the said. Jeseph Onesime M,

Dechene, decensed, All parties havin;
Claims against the above estate ‘are

hereby requested to forward game to
me properly verified on or before -the
Sth day of. August, A. D,, 1932, ond alt
{parties indebted to the:sald estate are
required to pay the amount of. thelr in-

day of June, :A:D., 1992

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5 cents

Board by the month at reason- :
able rates

1 Mrs. D. Fraser Hazelton
i Next door to the Anglican church

- Effective June 13h
FROM PRINCE RUPERT .

FOR VANCOUVER

*Mondays = - ~ - 4.00 p.m. -
Wednesdays» - ~ 9.00 a.m,
*Saturdays - = = 7.00 p.m,

*Calls at Ocean Falls and Powell River.

FOR ALASKA

‘Wednesdays and Saturdays,
3.00 p.m. -

Fortnightly service to Queen
Charlotte Islands,

TRAIN SERVICE:
Tri-weekly passenger service
: East and West.

For information eallor
write local agent or. -

H. McEWEN, D.F. & PA,
Prince Rupert, B.C,
V-80-82,,

CANADIAN

| NATIONAL

City Transfer |
Smithers, B.C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At aillhoursy =‘

W. B. Leach | ‘Owner.

o

awieks |.

LOW FARES
-— EAST—
This year Canadian National
offers four different fares to
Eastern ‘points’ for you to

. choose from: ;
1. Coach One-Way Fores
Good in coaches. s

2. Intermediate One-Way -
Fares ;

Good in Tourist Sleopera upon’
payment of Sleeper charges.

3. 30=Day. Round Trip
Fares

‘Good in-all classes. of equlp-
naent upon payment of sleeper
charges. .

4, Summer Excursion
Round Trip Fares
* Good In all classes of equip~
‘ ment upon payment of sleoper
oharges. . .

; -Complate information from
, A, McEwea, dD. Fc&P, A,
: :  Prihee Rupert’ |

V-146R-82

}Canapian Nationat

was & gueest Inst week of Mra, 0. W:
Dawson.

‘man of the unemployed ¢eamp at. Por-
‘phery. cfeek where -he’ has-been .siner

“Hast fall, “It is‘understood that he's
{going south shortly snd then. go into
: {the placer: cobntry fora time, - °°

|| Home: Cooked Meals #|

| | ™

Mrs, Austin Goodenough of Sinithers ae

W. S. Sargent ins ‘resigned as fore).

Wii. Grant's Agency
St | + “Notary Public. .

ene +

Reptesenting 7
Leading. Fire’and Life
Insurance Companies
REAL ESTATE Agent

Licensed and Bonded

_HAZELTON, B. C.

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The Hazelton Hospital

‘The Hazelton Haspital issues tie-
kets: for auy period at. $1.50 per
mouth in advanee. This rate tn-.
eludes office eonsnitations, medi-
cines, ns well as all costs while
in the hospital, Tiekets are ob-
lafnuble in- Aaziton’at the drug .
_ store or hy mall from: the medi-
eal snperintendant nt the hospital

- Martin’s Garage -
; Hazelton, B. C.

. Agent for
Firestone Tires

Home Oil and Gasoline
Acetylene Welding
_ Cylinder Honeing

Repairs to all makes of
ars and satisfaction is
‘guaranteed. .

Fifteen years experience

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Canning
Has Arrived |

We now have in steck—
No. 2 Tin Cans, plain or
enameled .

Rubbers and Sealers
Special on Spices and Brown Sugar

for Pickling. 5
Cold Cooked Meats _

Sweet Cider and Soft Drinks
- ICE CREAM
Sherriffs & McRae
,Cash and Carry.

New Hazelton - - South Hazelton
Where Pollars Have More Cents
Phone—3 sbort, 1 long, 1 short

cee Get Your - a
GASOLINE and OIL
from

Donald Grey

Hagwilget near the bridge

~ General Store

Where lowest

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New Fancy Mixed Coolties foruLunches

' est prices prevail on.
{on all iines:and all. the: time °
an ‘The Ombieed’ Herali te $9.00 a. yuar Good Seed Potatoes for. sale.

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