THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HA ZELTON, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, ae

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Smithers Garage
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Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Service

Acetylene Welding
Experts

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tivkets for any period at $1.50 .
a ‘nonth in advance, This rate
inludes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs

‘ while at the Hospitel. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital. —

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COOPER H. WRINCH

Licensed Insurance Agent

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Handling all tvpes of insuranc ¢
ineluding
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Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C.

Swiss Settlers
Are in Favor
Bulkley Valley

Mr. A. Muheim who recently arrived
in Sinithers from Switzerland with
the intention of locating in this dist-
rict is giving the valley a very thoro-
nzh investigation before detiding on 4
location, Under the guidance of L, 11.
Kemner he has inspected a number of
the larger’ and more developed firms
wud is greatly impressed with the crops
how showing in the Bulkley Valley and
the excellent condition of ail live stock
in the district. Mr. Mulelin states
that this district is almost. an exuet
‘duplicate of some of the districts of
his native Switzérland and he thinks
it an ideal place in which to seitle the
Swiss farmers who wish’ to- come to
Canadt.

Mr. Mubelm was one of & committee
of four who were. sent ‘out to Canada
two yents ago br the. Swiss govern-
ment to look over the country with a
view of locnting Swiss farmers, and
fais ‘distriet appealed to him to such
an) extent that ‘he decided to lowite
here himself. While returning to Smi-
thers from Telkwa-a few days ago. both.
Mr «ind Mrs. Muheim were pleased
nnd somewhat excited to Bee a. bear
ernas the road only a few feet in front
of the car. They didn’t expect to get
such a close up view of wildlife on a
well travelled road.

AH of- ‘the: Swiss settlers who came
earlier” this: spring have gotten. ‘located
in the: district. and: ‘are very well plens-
ed with the ‘country. and with the. ins
eet of the’ “at strict. .

“ SMETHERS: :

Dr, “Fermison arrived : ‘in svitthera |E
‘ Phuraddy to “take ‘over: the, practice of.

the: late Driky Mn " Agnew... Dr.; Fer. vie
on. 2ud- mek =
Yr weather ith
in dows: to: BD: tne a

guson "will. take-up. residence -
Are.’ dn. the ‘dwelling, “of: Mi
Lewis. Mra: bewls will be -1
a short; time’ ‘for: ‘avisit: to! "Coeur: De
lene,» Idaho, aid; ina ‘be; awa
7 considerable

ecomilig: general ‘in:

“Hay ing. Hs .b
now although . -the

"Bulkley. Valley
. wenther is not all:

a Sargent. "Hgh’ ‘MacKay;

for. ‘ay

yet. that ‘eould ‘be de-}-

Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

seeps!

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FOR SALE—8 Room House, baro,
garage, chesterfield suite, wagon,
mower, plow, 1 set sleighs.—Apply
to Mrs. S. H. Senkpiel, New Hazel-
ton, B. C.

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IT 18 PICNIC TIME
At the Herald Office you can get
paper plates, paper cup and paper
napkins. They save all dish washing
anil save & lot of room.

FOR SALE—9 year old gelding, 1600
Ibs,; Stockholm Cream Separator, of
“4 Ibs. capacity, good.—Apply to
Wm. Creteau, Tellcwa.
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E. 'T. Manning, chief foreaver for the
provinee, accompanied by Airs. Mann-
ing, are paying a visit to the interior,
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McMaster and Kirkpatrick, of the
provineial bridge building section, paid
a visit here last Sunday.
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The annual school meeting for New
Hazelton was held in the little green
school house Saturday night. The re-
ports were adopted and J. H. Willan
wus re-elected for another three year
term. Mr. Newman and Miss Alice
Dimock were re-engaged’ as teachers
for the coming year, It is. expecte’
the requirements for the schools this
voming year wil! he somewhat lower.
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kh. E, Paget, formerly a well known
contractor on the Grand Trunk Paci-
fic construction, was recently in a car
collision at Tilloett, and as a result ts
in the hospital.

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Rev. Mr. Lett of the Indian Resi-
dential school for girls at Lilloett, ts
not in favor of riding ahout the coun-
try in discomfort. “When he’ arrived
at Telkwa for the Farmers Convention
he rode in an automobile observation
car, fitted with easy chairs, ete, and
had two of the pupils to operate his

ear, It looked comfortable.
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Thos.H.Marshall
Died on Sunday
Funeral Monday| |

Thomas Harvey Marshall, father of
Ward and Thomas Marshall of Wazel-
ton, passed away. about 9.30 Sunday
morning last at the Hazelton hospital
where he had been a patient since Mey
29th, He was ndmitted for an ap-
pendix operation ‘and: for. a time. did.
remarkahly, but die. to’ his advanced
years and weak condition slipped back

He was, ‘porn in Wisconsin 79
ago and:came to Canada in 1914, and
seven years later came to New Hazel:
ton with his father-in-law, the late Mr.
Newman, and his family, After 4
time they bought. ‘land and built homes
at, Two Mile. After the death of Hrs.
Marshall some years ago Mr. Marshall
moved to a eabin, across "Iwo Male
creek where he : lived: until taken to
the: hospital, ‘The decensed. was: A
good ‘citizen . and: 2 good father. He
had & grent many. friends. who regret

‘Monday afternoon: with - servicers

More’ of the. United «© “Church, > ‘hore

. was, a. large. number of old timers’ pre- [ore
: sent ° “to pay thelr’ last. respects, Bhey oo.
floral. tributes were numerous and very ane
earers were | ‘TRB
Jas: ‘Hodder, ae]
Tas. 8 ynort and vm,

tien utéf ut. The pall’

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Sw eet,”
Blackstock.”

rust abp

contrat al eg
: ‘prairle Dror whic

Rired, - The farmers ‘are sure: that the

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and gradually sank until the end came]
year |:

his ‘passing. The funeral. was held on hee
ft}:
the graveside conducted by Rev. 2. We

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Timothy Seed
Growers Hada
Successful Year

“athe Bulkley "Valley Co- operative
Seed Growers’ Association is now 100
and more applications for membership
are being constantly received The
members apparently realize what a ben
efit to themselves and the district the
Association is and has been, Others | pga eRGe RRR
also realize the same thing.. While
the Association is only a couple . or
three years old it has enjoyed good
management from. the first, and this
year in the annual report it was shown
that operation costs had been lowe,
than’ last yenr and there was a better
tredit balance. The members and the
management are getting along fine and
they have even a better understanding
now than ever, The meeting was held
in the Telkwa hall and during the ses-
sion there was considerable discussion
which was of benefit to all. The new
directors elected are as follows :—Smi-
thers district, John Hynes; Quick,
Thos. Brandon; Telkwa, J. G. Donald-
son, Hrelyn. Edwin Johnson. The only
change that was made was that ©. J.

representative instead of D. 1, Greene,
retired.

Immedintely after the general meet:
ing there was a directors’ meeting and
Thos. Brandon. was re-elected chair-

Killer of Telkwa becomes the general‘

Prince Rape
‘Hotel

A real good hotel serving
the north land

Prince Rupert, B. C.

H. B. Rochester, manager

Rates—$1.50 per day and up.

EFOR| A aaa SMOKE

Dodge Plymouth and
Chrysler Cars

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Before you buy see ‘these great

cars, Drive them and you will
buy them.

FAKE | The Northern B,C. Motor Sales

aI IIIORIENEN ICH
B, C. LAND SURVEYOR $|,—=—~

Smithers, B. ce

20. rd Wall, manager

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

J. Allan Rutherford

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

‘ GMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT ‘A SPECIALTY

P.O. Box 945

PRINCE RUPER™. B.C.
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_. he value of mineral pro
A being an increase of $5,260,728

man, J, G. Donaldson, manager and T. 1
J, T. Thorp, secretary-treasurer, were :
both re-elected.

The Association ‘is in fine shape ‘and
the members ‘are getting everything
that is coming. to them and-it is now re
cognized hy: all the ‘buyers. -

The Hazelton school meeting was
held last Saturday and adjourned un-
til Wi ednesday evening of this week,
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The crops from Doughty, east along
the main highway towards Smithers
is wonderful to see. There will be o
lot of very fine timothy | seed ‘come ont

of that section this year
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can dD. OF TRAKS

Ward and ‘Thomas Marshal extend
‘ne y appreciation and. thankfulness to
ail who seut floral tribtitey.-and to
. ose who expressed symp: atiny
tl em in ther: herlevemen. oe

“Art Hnnford ‘nmpired the ball game.
Inst Synday afternoon. nd gave satis: |
faction. _ :

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Minister of Mines for the yea

‘THE MINING ‘INDUSTRY oF BRITISH: COLUMBIA

"INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST

Applications ave now being received for the Annual Report of the

seven parts; Le, Part A, a Summary of the Mining Industry; Part B,
North-western District; Part C, North-easter
ern and Central Districts. and Part G, Inspection of Mines. A .copy. of
any. separate Part is issuef free’ of charge ; additional | Part rts—10e each.

| DEPARTMENT OF. MINES
“VICTORIA, B. C.

duction for the year 1936 was $54,081,967,
over ‘the value of: 1935.

r 1936, This report is being issued in

n District; Part D, South-

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CAMP FIRE PERMITS

“No, fires for outdoor cooling, pieniekng o or any other purpose may be light-
ed during closed season—May ‘Ast :to: Oct... 1st—without aj permit authorized -

> by the: British Columbia Forest Service Permits are’ free and-must be car-

a ned: by: campers at all times, and presented upon request by any Forest

4 Remember. these rules In the. woods: . .

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: urday, and pent: ‘the’ week “end “with

als ‘daughters; ‘Mrs. “Norman Kllpat=
res ‘hind Miss. Helen: Grant of. ‘the : U, [panied . her. to Smithers:

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