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NEW HAZELTON, B GC, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1935

MINERALE ACT

Certificate of Improvements
NOTICE

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Fisher Fractional mineral: claim
sitiite in the Omineca Mining Diri-
sion of Range 6 of Coast District.

Tawated on Mount Byelyn, Hudson

tay Mountain and adjoining the Rio
(eanae Mineral Claim ‘on the-north. :

‘Toke Notice that I,J. A. Rutherford
FMC. No, 82920D, authorized’ ‘agent
tor the Estate of Joseph Fisher, Free

Miner's Certificate No. 62681D, intend

sixty days from the date hereof, to ap-
ply to the Minitig Recorder for & Cer-
tificate of Improvements for the pur-
pose of obtaining -a Crown grant of
the above claim.

Au further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
hefore the issuance of such Certificate
of Linprovements,

Dated this 9th day of February, 1935.
4 3d

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During the last two. weeks of. April

| Just passed 2,864 ‘boxes: o£ frozen Can-

adian poultry were™ ‘shipped ito Grent
Britain: "This makes a total of nearly

‘Vf million and three’ ‘quarters “pounds

shipped to the British Isles since, the
1st of January |
: -*

Smithers will have a fall falr again
this year, Organization for it was
started at a meeting in the Smithers
town hall recently... There will be no
live stock classes this year, but an ef--

fort-will be mide to fill all othei: class-
es “filed: A strong executive: was. “ap

pointed ‘and’ work. has. ‘started. ee
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et
wy,

‘Up to. Sunday night the - Canadian |"

Cancer fund started in honor of King
George V's silver Jubilee, Jind ‘venched

the sum of $375,000."
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. Mr. and Mrs.8. Mallinson of Hazel-
ton left a few days: ago on "al three
week's vacntion in the ssouthe They
travelled by éar.-.

SOUTH:

PRINCE.

To Ocean Falls, |
‘Powell River and

$s. 5S.

VANCOUVER

RUPER’

“Leaving Prince
Rupert every

Canadian

THURSDAY i030 P..

National

a v.59 -
Steamships

Government,

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me

Government,

YOUR GOVERNMENT.
THE PROBLEM OF RELIEF

N British Columbia to-day there exists. the intolerable condition of a ; ; “
Jarge body of unemployed men—recently domiciled in camps main- ~* wha oy

. #ained by the Federal Goverament under the Department of National - of
Defenee—now supporting: themselves as hest they may. ——

; “Your Government has every sympathy with the desire of these men for. i. cat
“gainful occupation; but the fact remains that-under the present system © 2 dk
responsibility for the -fonduet of. Relief Camps rests with the Federal Oe BS ype

“Tt is not the policy of your Government to > send single uncmploy: od men to
Relief Camps. It has, on the other band, been its unremitting task toi oes:
‘prevail upon the Federal Authorities to assume full responsibility for —.-:
-.- unemployment in Canada. It has constantly pressed for the eatablish ment
of a National Unemployment Board and for the inauguration of a nation=
‘wide programme of useful. public works and assistance to private industry
* -a—financed on the national credit of the Dominion—to absorb the une
employed i in gainful wark.

~The present situation, deplorable as itis, ig made more so by the activities ;
of subversive elements determined to undermine all existing institutions.
These groups have capitalized the distress of their fellows in order to gain
their own ends. There has been intimidation of business establishments
and encouragement in acts of violence.

*” Your Government, contrary to the gencral impression, has never required:
‘unentployed whose homes have been i in British Columbia, to go to » Reliok
Camps. The facts ares - ; .

. There were on Ag ril 15 last, 4096 single men in National Defence - cones
Relief Camps in British Columbia, ‘while the Province maintained =

°°15,500 single men and women—6, 000 in Vancouver alone—in © 2°!
their homes,

The cost to the Provi neial Treasury alone is approximately $450,000
a month. Ottawa adds a fixed grant of $150,000 5 month.

Of these men in Relief Camps, more then 75% are not residents
“of British Columbia. ; :

Special Health Camps are maintained exclusively by the Provi nee,

and thece and other health services cost approximately’ $18,000 a
month. Medical care is given and special attention paid to diet

and ‘sanitation for those unfit for Iabor.

" -Reereational and physical training centres for unemployed youth ae
cvs. have been established and placed ander expert supervision.
oe Tent of three thousand attests to the: popularity of these centres.

7 Your Government, apart from all this, is maintaining an average." -
_ of ‘seventy-five hundred. eg ts be unfit. men a month
_¢) City, of Vancouver, Last year this br
- from Hamilton Hall cost $1,000,000

i The cost of relief for the year “1934 ‘was-as ‘follows: ‘Provincial’
; ‘Dominion Government, CRATE:
. Municipalities, $15250,062. This‘does not ‘include costs. of, Relief ey
: Camps to the. Dominion Government.; ; . a eee

$4,468,785;

anch, of Relief administered

nrol-

in the

at

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$2,302,650;

CJolm same

- NEW: HAZELTON, BC.

" Published Every ‘Wednesday

Publisher

Advertising rate, Display 35c.per. inch
per issue; reading notices 15c. for the
first insertion and 10c- each subse-
qnent insertion; legal notices 12¢ and
Se. Transient Displny-40c per ine.

STATE MEDICINE ‘FOr CANADA.

é

Minister of National Health 1. M.
Sutherland offieinly intr oduced a phim
for state. nedicine ‘far. Canada — this
week, told provincial “ministers OF
henrlth at a conference in Ottrwa_ that
he would favor tL. roynl commission to
investigate health eonditions witha
view to bringing the allvantuges ot
inedicine to all. No strictly purtizan
move this. Mr. Sutherland pointed out
proved it when he amnuvunced he intend
ed to embrace labor,
surance interests when he was ready
to pick his commissioners, if his’ sug-
gestion met with approval

Ontario was first to spetk:up.

A. Faulkner, promptly announced his
est extent on such a seheme.
‘British Cohmubia’s dr... G. W. Weir

was not impressed with the idea of" ‘a
royal commission, He claimed

MENACE OF THE HOUSE FLY -

‘Different times, different muuners$

.. [In medieval days when the bhick death | |
: typhus, smallpox, and other virulent

plagues were taken ag a. matter of

course,- the phrase “he wold not, kill],

a fly’. was invented 23.0 very. high
compliment’ to. personal goodness To-

day ‘the person, who. wold not .1i!! a]

fly is looked upon merely as ignorant.
The housefly is world-wide in distri-
bution and is notorious for the part it

i _|plays™ ‘in’ the’ dissemination of” ‘such

dangerous diseases as typhold, infan-
tile diarrhoca, tuberculosis, cholera,
dysentery and. others It. “breeds in,

\ | Filth | of the most objectionable kind,
and: ‘Jet it is‘tolerated in many Honies; |
. and ‘public. eating places The fly is a

menace to. public, Health : owing” to its
habit: *ot passing. directly. from putrid
Filth to human food, | carrying: ‘with - it

month ‘Parts Undesirable . organisms

- may itlso be conveyed to food in its ex
_ creta™ ‘aud
| SpeCKS) econ gobi ma

yesnieitated. saliva: (fly!

FARMING MANY THINGS NOW

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finnneial and in- |-

; : Min-j-
ister of Health of that provinee,. Dr. 7.) -

The Omineca- Herald

i

“E. WRINCH

Ini jurance Agent

bet Tyee,
mamas wd

Handling all typeset insurance’
including” “memens

: Fire, Automobile, Sicke .

ness and Accident.

HAZELTON, B.C.

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./ province would co-operate to the full-4,

the | :
people in his-province did not Tike the
, conuissions, .

Vanceuver

and ‘British ~ |}]"
end happily
. in- making our ‘guests comfort-
able. Dining-room, tounge and
rooms are clean, homelike and

British hospitali
' Columbia foods i

quiet. Near “shops, theatres,

boats and trains. r& G.

. Baynes, - -well- known Owner- .
anager’ of -the Grosvenor;.
gives: his personal - assurance
of the kighest quality modern
hotel service to visitors from

all points in British

Co umbid.

Write for
_ Weekly and
“Monthly

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR

Ji Allen: Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers. B.C.

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a bacteria and other organisms and * par-|™
ticles of decomposing organic. matter
Jon its hriry body, legs, sticky. feet: and

Farming seems to be gr owlng into” ‘a ay!

ae varignted Andustry apart from cultiva-
OT ted fields, lowing herds and pleeting
ae sheep We have fur farms, the Ja-
y panese have gone in for pearl ‘farming
; and * ‘how there is, the pyster farm They
wn lattdt industry is being snecessfully
a extended. in. Eastern “Canada; -particu-
i larly" ‘in. Malneque , Bay,
noted for’. ‘ite’ ‘oystera, But*due: ‘to deple- |:

P. a I, once

f. the. beds, ‘the output. fell of |:

lie ‘ec

on
able, erthod of peeps our difficulties in a form’ praetal to aa Paeate iFS
; ‘endeavour has not been able and will not‘he able for some time to absorb:
all:the employable now‘out:of work;'With: so: anany necessary: things:;t
doné.pul dic, ‘undertakings should | play. 8, prominent, part in.
omic cand, pocial life. pf.our ecopl

improvi

\ oming: from ey province, ag is
vovia ‘Scotia. ©

Et imate file. ~ Atte ‘fifteen

Ir

PER MILE

Good ie day coaches -
only. :

‘PER MILE:

on payment regular
tourist. berth Tat

“4'¢ PER MILE

Good in, standard sleeper
+" on paymentof-regular'/,
‘standard: berth rate » ,

| Stopovers allowed. at. Port.

Arthur, Armstrong ‘ ‘& Baet
It? ‘takes! about: 27 |? f

no th for .an. oyster. :to ETON, from. the a

Good in. tourist. sleepers. ee