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WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 5, 1936

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GROSVENOR.

IN C Vancouver B.C.

Many people are planning their
voust trips now before the Jubilee
tush sets in. Good hotel rooms
are 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 Gras...
Vouor, .

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WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

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

The liver should pour out two pounds of
liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile
is not owing freely, your food dozen’t digest.
It just decays in the bowela, Gas bloats up
your stomach, Youget constipated. Harmful
poisons go into the body,and you feel aour,
sunk and the world looks punk,

A mere bowel movement doesn 'talways get
at thecause. You need something that worka
on the liver as well, It takes those good, o
Carter’a Little Liver Pills ta get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and up”. Harmless and gentle, they
make the bile flow freely. They do the work
of calamel bat-nave no calomel or mercury in
them. Ask fot Carter's Little Liver File by
name! Stubbornly refuseanything elze, 2ic.

SUCCESSFUL TEST IN CAR TRANS
PORT

Squzpped with overhead icetanks in
Jace of the ordinary bunkers at the
ends of the car, 'a railway refrigerator
car recently completed ‘a successful
janrney between’ ‘Winnipeg: and Mont-
reul. The car was under the obser-

‘vation, of the transport divi ision of the

Fruit branch, Dominion *: ‘Agri¢uttural
Departivent, for transport conditions.
Viectrien] resistant = theremometers
were placed at 12 points in the car aud
renlings were taken at each divisional
coatnt oon. the journey. According to
these readings the highest product
tomperature at loading was 48 degrees
which wags reduced to 87 degrees at.
destination. The consignors, consign-
eos and the trade generally were well
eased swith the perfarmance of the

enr oamd complimented the railway on’

the conditlon of the goods on arrival.

In the . conveyance of perishable
sands, particularly of fruit. the ship-
“ine and railway companies of Cana-
f4 look to the Transportation Division

for co-operation and ‘impartial opinion |"

on {traffie matters.,.As a matter of
fact the: Division. engages actively in
“i questions of traffie or freight and:
express rates, of the. physical ‘condi-

- fons of transport under refrigeration,

aud heated protection, ,of; improved pre
couling ‘facilities and war
well as cold. ‘storage.
viston functions ‘as, the inter-provincial

and transportation’ ‘centre’ of the fruit

industry in ‘Canada.: ae

,
*, aay

- Mr. ‘Galder, president.o of the" ‘@inith- a}

ors Board of Trade, will’ ‘attend: the fitt-

mnal meeting of ‘the ‘Assoclated Bonarda |: .
of Prade ‘at; Quesnel - ‘on -Friday ‘ant
Huturday, “and afterward: wilt ‘proceed ;

sonith, on hts annual ynention..: -

‘In.short the Di-| [ik

Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

There was quite a bunch of people
around the district last Sunday from
interior points—out for a pleasant ride
in the sunshine. The roads are in as
good shape as can be expected until
the stretch between New Hazelton and
Hazelton is reached, and over that no
slow order is needed

ok .

There was quite a number of local
people over the week end gathering
huekle herries, blue berries and rasp-
herries, ‘The local wild crop is about
over naw, Dut the other two fruits ave
going strong. In some parts of the in-
terlor the reports are that raspberries
gas oa wild crop was not a success this
year,
{that.there are few if any new elenrings

“| Raspberries alwrys follow soon after |

au new clearing, either a fire clearing |
or otherwise, and they only last until

rush grows up and chokes them ont.
ewe

The increasing. popularity of artifi-
cial silk, of which Canada is.an impor-
tant manufacturer, is given as one of |
the chief causes of the world decline in|
the demand for mohair fabrics, made’

“
Provinelal Bridge Mngmeer. 7. LL,"
Carruthers, Public Works Engineer J.
C. Brady, nud Assist. Engineer Walter
Catten spent a-few days here the past
week, Local hridges were given a
thorough going over, and a consider-
nhle study was given to the hard driv-
‘he conditions for the piling of the
Copper River Slough bridge. At that
noint ther fonnd -the east pier almost
completed and this week the work of
souring the conerete round the west
“approach was started. It is expected
aquother week will see the framing of
the big trass started so the reopening
nf the read te Tsk is now within rea-
aonnble reach.

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‘Several tourists cars: were in the
‘istrict this week.
few honts and some times for a-day or
two, '
eek

How are you making ont with the
drive of poles, was asked of Austin
Goodenough recently.’ He replied, Oh,
just so-so, but in a day or two we will;
wive ’em hell. —So that's that.

That is no doubt due to the fact ,

‘They stay for a}

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Mrs. DeGrere of Winnipeg and Miss
Dalgleish of Keewatin, Ont., who were
visitors to Smithers for a conple of
weeks, motored to New Hazelton last
Thursday with Mr. Calder. Mrs. De-
Grere recalled'a wonderful time she
had in New Hazelton at a dance some
nine years ago ond regretted. that an-

other dance was. not. being: held this a

Year while she was here.
eam

Chas .Monk and Mrs Monk returned
to their home in Smithers at the week
end, They left_a couple of weeks ago
to motor through to Mexico, but they
found the weather much too hot, even
in-lower B. C. it touched.110 in the
‘shade, so the Monks thought of home
and the nice cool breezes and the nice
lakes to bathe in and the green glacter
leo look at, so they forgot about Mexico
and hit the north trail again.

Train Service

nrincipahbly from the’ long silky hair of 5

| ‘connecting at

Angorm goats. The leading mohair |
preducing countries nre the United, .
States, the Wnion of South Africa, | asper with
Trrkey and Rasutoland. i
x: a ‘ :

The Continent-.

al Limited
For PRAIRIA Points and
EASTERN CANADA

Trains leave New Hazelton

eastbound :
Tuesdays, Phursiays and Saturdays

w eathound
Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays

For Fares, Reservations and more
specific information, see near est ugent

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

ons
M.A, Myros who vecetly purchased

Tie does not heHeve the Skeena will
five to the level venched last spring,
nud even-if it did the conerete pillars
would withstand the water,

the MacKay honse,in Hazelton, is hav- | Ae
ing the house moved eight feet forward |
and will put conerete pillars nnder it, |

| EXCURSION

| . ' . + .
Leaving Train 198

#| | Tuesday, “August, Ws

. years,: hale. fares;

B| | Good: in Coaches ‘only:

NOTE

ake nothe thet I, Surah M. Prank

af Vancouver, BC, intend to apply to
the Commissioner ef Lands for a l-
couse fu prospect for coal over the fol-
lowing described lands :—viz,, Section
% Twp. la, RW, Coast District,

July 19th, 1930, .

Sarak M. Frank

Dated

rae 2. Anis 1),

BARGAIN

Saturday, August'$
Final Return: Limit |”!

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Children’ Be years nd under ro

i :

Orme’s, Ltd.
(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C,

The Prince Rupert imple inate :
cent issue, stated —Myr. and Mrs.” W: |
| H, Sherman will lenve for Hazeltori
tonight on a holiday trip to the inter- re
ior, At Hazelton’ they will be met by |
thelr sons, Tom and Leonard, and tak-
en on a motor tour through the interi- |
or,. All the signs point to a splendid
outing. Mr. Sherman is one of Prince
Rupert’s “originals” and the same goes}
for Mrs. Sherman. They will meet old

dentally pass on 2 few tips fo the tore| | pDUSS 1 _ Stationery
of the hinterland on how to: make the Fancy Geods Kodaks
flower gardens grow. : Pictures Developed and
rimte

B.C. UNDERT ‘AKERS P rmnec Rupert, B.C.

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY &
| nme a ee: |

BC. willbringu . i

le ‘ i The ‘Hazelton Hespital

The Hazelton Hospital: issues
tickets for.any period at 31.50
a month in advance, This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospitel, Tickets
zre obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
+ ent at the Hospital: °

Telkwa Rote!

C. P. Bussinger, Proprietor

New Beds Bath, with hot
and cold water

Rooms and

Meals Removal |

Notice
MARTIN’S GARAGE has moved back

to the old stand ow the River Frant,
aeross from the Church of England.

Smithers Garage -

& Electric
Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Partsand
Service

: f Accetylene Welding
Experts

A€ your service for all Kinds of re-
pairs and welding.

‘Towing Service in connection

‘MARTIN’S GARAGE
| HAZELTON

SSI ECIEIORNIICIIEIEKEKICRICIOH
_B, ©. LAND SURVEYOR:
J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

Builders s Supplies

Bough and Dressed Lumber

_| Lime Cement Bricks SRO ROKRE _
A complete stock of Builders: Se, |
Supplies _

COOPER H.‘WRINCH |

Quick delivery by ‘rail or - truck |:
’ Licensed Insurance Agent

“Handling alt types of insurance-
including }

Smithers Lumber: Yards
--Smnithers, Bi G

Fire, Automobile, Sick- |}.
ness and Accident ||

% Smithers

The ‘Omincea Hernld is only $2.00 . | : |

HAZELTON, B. C.

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A real good hotel serving. 7
“ othe e north land. “.

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“-Prinde’ Rupert, Be. © ~
we Hy, B ‘Rochester, n manager