NEW HAZELTON;

B, C., WEDNESD A3, JULY 10, 1935

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The Ploughing
Match Won by
Vanderhoof Men

‘The fourth annual ploughing match
held at Vanderhoof on July 4 was one
of the inportant agricultural events of
the year in the Central Interior of the
province. Entries in the competition
were more numerous than on former
oecusions, and the work vastly super-
ior of that of the. past. For three
yours the Indians from Stoney Creek
captured the major honors but were
defented this year by the white set
tiers. TL G. Stewart. Dominion Live-
stuck promoter for B.C., and veteran
lowman and ‘ploughing mateh judge,
placed the awards. In doing so he
complimented the district on ‘the im-
proved workmanship, stating that it
was quite the equal of matches held
in other parts of the province,

Dean F. M. Clement and J, B. Munro
were both in attendance and delivered
short addresses. Dean Clement was
delighted with the workmanship and
suid that this match demonstrated the
Art of ploughing. Ie was particular-
ly pleased toe see so many of the boys
competing. He said that there were

approximately 40,000 young people in
@rnauda teaching the age of 21 each

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year, It was getting increasingly dif-
ficult to find. lucrative positions ‘for
them, and the more that could main-
tain interest In farming the easier it
woulf be to find positions for the
others, and the better it would -be for
those on the farm.

From muy points right across ‘the
Dominion come reports of new factor.
fex heing established and old factories
and mills resundng work at eapacity.
Many thousands of men, and women
have returned to work this year, and
in n short time that inerease in em-
ployment Is going to be felt in dist-
ticts Hke our own which supply raw

mater inls.:
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frowing forests will. help you and
your children piy taxes. Be careful

with fires,
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As an exumyple of contrasts of ecli-
mate in Canada, the spring on the Van
ecouver coast has not only been Jate
and cold but also very dry, 47 days
prior to June 11 (when the report was
issued) having been without rain.

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As in former years, flour rapks as
the principal eommodity inperted in-
to Tlongkeng from Canada, and, in
keeping, with other Canadian products
in 1984. ‘showed an ficrenase in trade
aver the previous year,

of interest to,you

FOR SALE—Lot 2285, Kispiox,, 11
Miles from Hazelton; 177 acres.—Ap-
ply Nithi River, P. 0. B, C.

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A cushion was donated to the W. A.
to the Ef, El. by Mrs. Hovey sume time
azo nnd it was raffled by the ladiers
The drawing tonk place last week and

Mrs. “Saw le held the lucky number.
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A local knockont gelf tournament is

to be started on Thursday, July i.
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‘There was one fine rain Monday ev-
voning aud at tis writing the rain is
still hanging around in the offig. It
wis oa thunder stolan Monday with
Hiehtuing and everything.

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The United Chureli Sunday Schools
of Ilnzelton and New Hazelton will
eather ut Two SLile (bridge camp site)

on Thursday afternoon next ‘for the
annul picnic.

De Kellogg’s Corn Flakes always

“peach your table crisp and oven-

«fresh. They never grow stale on the

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Doings Around Home

9 CRAKE ARRAN HRA H HHA Me CRI ICTHE

‘| (uimed to Hazelton last Saturday after
“da month's holiday ‘in Victorin.

back a day"

| middle of last
: "also n few small showers which delay-

-Jment to 36,000 inen:

: several. days here last week and the
| first of this week left on a motor trip

: sapped -thein cir to New Hazelton, on

days.
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“Dr, L. B. Wrinch and family — re-

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The way fr eights last week were set

line that runs te Vancouver, The de-
the railway, mt it was an ineonven-

ience to nll the people along the line.
en

| New York .and California cars have
yisited’ this district recently. ‘Lhere
iy oom for lots more ot them. .
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ye Having started in this district the
i week ‘and for server
days the boys had perfect weather for
the job.’ Considerable hay was got in
‘and mmoré was rendy to‘'go in when
the* Sabbrth came around again and

ed haying operations, All the fodder
crops ave good this year,

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BR. “a. forests normally give employ-
Help protect “the
forests from fire.

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“Gus Olson of the B. & B. gnng spent

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south,
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“Mr. and Mrs, WH; Willman of Usk

the Saturday morning tran and left
later in the day’on a trip south and

enst 5, They will be- away a few weeks
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fo: RO. Jack -this-week.

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‘Orme’s, Ltd
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(The Pioneer Druggist)
and your friends The Mail Order Drug Store
. of Northern B.

Mr. snd>Mrs, Olof TLinson and Miss | wae 7
Leniny sre expected to arrive! at Lake Drugs Stationery
Kathiyn. their summer home, the end “Fancy Goods Kodaks
of this week. Mr. Hanson, of course, ‘Pictures’ Developed and
hax been attending the session of the . Printed
House of Commons: it) Ottawa since
early in the yenr.and Mrs. Hanson has | § ’
heen with bim. , Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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The deer are getting to be a nuisance a!
to the fryrmers not far from New Haz-
elton. The other morning two of them The - Hazelton Hospital
were: discovered in a garden and not] =
mich of the garden was left. It was The Hazelton Hospital issues
not their -first visit either. | tickets for any perlod at $1.50

: 4 * 4 month in advance, This rate

\n elgt meer plane called at includes _ offiee consultations,
i vie ma vent ak ane in a nt - medicines, as well as all costs
me . eee ’ oln 7 “one ‘ a “ while at the Hospital. Tickets
hon ‘nal an a il for Al de are obisinable in Hazelton at
It wa am ¢ set fet ee eatl “ tthe the Drug Store, or by mail

Wwas perfect flying wenther md e from the Medical Superintend-
two or three passengers aboard had a ent nat the Hospital .
wonderftnl trip, . fee, : -

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The latter port of last week was) ~ :
very warm and bright and sunny antl} — ¥ 7
very much of everything that is good MARTIN 5 GARAGE

Jad: glorious. On Sunday elonds gath-

ered. there was a flish or two-of light HAZELTON

Juing. a few drops of rain and the bot ? '
stmmery weather was over for a few|Can Service any make of eur. Care-

workmanship, Prompt attention.

ACETYLENE WELDING

Wrecking Truck
Electric Tools

because of the floods on the| SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICKH’S

Stay may have been a convenience to] acseiecanaciecIcneNaCICRCIOIC IIH ION RIOR S

B, C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allen Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

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Hanclling all types of insurance.

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Fire, Automobile; Sick-
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“HAZELTON, B. C.

A ‘number of Babine’ Indians catiie |
in for: the silmén fishing’ ‘at Hagwilget
and apent last” week arcund: the dist-
Tt was reported ; that they were
7 It ‘ig quite ap-
No parent’ ‘thnt the Babine Indians have
heen. feeling | the. ‘pinch of the’ depres-
sion, : “Both the tatlors ‘and dress mak-
ors, Inve, evidently. been, on atrlice and

iy aries “Mavlo, ‘MacDonuld ‘of. ‘Prince
‘Ralphena

‘There® has. Heon a “lot of: activity ta

I kelge - ‘gainping circles since: the’ DI eee ee vo wns
réigement' ‘appeared; in. the ‘this paper |:

pus, nee using Mra: ‘Boss’: Jand |

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