TEE OAENEGA HERALD, NEW

HAZELTON, WEDNESDAY,

OCTOBER

, 1938

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HAZELTON ncmcene MAY 1670. KITWANGA Doings Around Home Netw Po |
Of interest to you and your friends _” Representing -
Sugar Rolled Oats Cheese | Leading. Fire and Lif]
_ 208 8 . Canadian ) , EEO ~ Insurance Companies §
Special $1.70 Special 45¢ ? Ibs. 40c Dr. Bamford is the Independent can- Dr, Bamford, Independent Candi |.
didate, and he has no strings tied to

Vegetables

1 tin Beans, cut, 2s; 1 tin Corn
sweet, 23; 2 tins Tomatoes, and pastry flour,

choice, 2s
all for 50c | 49 Ibs.

Flour

“‘Bayco”’

an excellent bread

¥ 235

him to support any party that is so
‘hide bound that it cannot see the needs
of Skeena riding.

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Dr. R.-C, Bamford, the Independent
Candidate for Skeeng Riding, will ad-
dress 2 public meeting in New Hazel-
ton town hall on Tuesday next, Octob-

Special

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Men’s Hose

Serviceable entton hose, medi-
um weight. Colors brown and

Socks

Men’s all wool, 3 1-2 lb. grey
work socks.

black Sunday evening. He motored to Kam- sae Evervthing is new and good 4
: ac - loops where he was joined by Mrs.| After completing its work on the cut Bath room and other com- §
; Wrinch and they proceeded together | off on the miin highway east of New fort to rip. 4
Special 2 prs. ef i B. Value per pr «20 to Victoria by train and boat, Dr. I, 8 Stop here next trip. |

er 24, at the hour of 8 oclock in the
even'ing. You are invited to be pre-
sent and bring your friends. He will

meeting in Hazelton, Hodders Hall, on
Wednesday evening, October 25 at the
hour of cight o'clock, Be there your-
self and have your friends with -you.
The Doctor will be worth hearing.
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The . G. LOT ETOUp of Hazelton
was re-organized for another Season
recently under the Jeadership of Migs
Sutherland, There nre twelve mem-

date in Skeena, will address a public |)

Prompt and Careful
“Attention

You Office Work give :

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bers in the group, . Miss Loulse Russel
was elected president and Miss Dor-.
othy Hindle secretury-treasurer,

discuss public questions and give an
explanation of his Platform and of his

stand as an Independent.
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After attending the funeral of the.
late A. M. Johnson in Victoria, Dr, L
B. Wrinch returned to Hazelton last

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The Ladies Aid of the, United church
in Hazelton will hold its regular meet-

ing tomorrow afternoon at the nur seg
residence.

Hazelton and into town, the hig “eat” |:

New Hazelton
Hotel —

HI KKCKEd

B, reports that Mrs. Wrinch is mak-
ing a favorable recovery. |
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On Wednesday afternoon Dr. Bam-
ford will address a public meeting in
Kispiox at the hour of 2 eclock, All
the voters of Kispiox are invited to. be

present as he has a special message for
them.

and. grader, together with the men and
their caboose, left. this morning for
headquarters at Smithers,'The Toad is
now receiving a quantity of gravel at
the most neéded spots, »
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Cons. Andy Grant returned to Haz-
elton last, Thursday morning after a
week of ten days spent In Prince Ru-
bert. He says he is tickled to get back
home again. The bright lights of the
city lo not appeal to hia any more.
7 om om
The W. A. to the Hi H. have decided
to award a prize nt the masquerade

Dresses

A very serviceable print dress;
made roomy, with belt and
long sleeves. Popular colors.

Sizes 36 to 44, ~
$1.95

Pants

Men’s and Boy’s blue cordu-
roys; five pockets; extra heavy
belt loops. Sizes 27 to 34.

Special per pr. $2.75 | HB. Value
SWEATERS Men’s Jumbo Style

Coat Sweater, made from hard wearing cotton and. wool yarns.
Colors brown and grey. Sizes 36 to 44,

Gus Christianson

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It is understood that the ballots for
the provinclal election are being print-
el by The Kings Printer in Victoria
and that they will be delivered to the
returning officers in the outlying rid-

Orme’ S, Ltd. |

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

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ings by aeroplane, Gwing to the very | dance’ on the 27th ‘ot this month for] ;
large number of names to be on the the. best child’s. costume, ,
Feature Special $1.50 ballots in the various districts it would ee Drugs. Stationery
have been very difficult to have hand- Up to Séptember this: year the CN. - Fane Goods | Kodaks
g . IP * ° E ff O t 20th t 26th . led the work otherwise, and to get it/R. have assisted in the “back to the y
pecial Prices in ect Oct. WU done on time. land” inovement tothe extent of 900 Pictures Developed and
et * families. That is the sort of movye- P rinted

’ Mrs, Ry rne spent the week end at
her home in New Hazelton and return-

ed to Nitwanga on Tuesday,
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ment Dr. Bamford is advocating for
the Skeena riding and the Central In-
terior of B. C.

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Forty miles of the road between the] §
Jasper National Patk and Banff Ne-
tional Parke have been graded and at| d=

present’ work is in Progress on the 7 ;
other hundred miles, City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

British Columbia Princ Raper, BC

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

A favorable report as to the progress.
being made by G. B. Smith has been
e| received from the. hospital.

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Do not depend too much on Pattullo’s
well oiled machine. A machine is only
a machine. It does not think, just
turns out the same old stuff all the
time.

has produced minerals of an aggregate value of

$1,400,000,000

7"

The time to plant perennials depends
a great deal on the Species, Bulbs are
to be planted in the fall before freeze
up.

REPRE EREREREEREREME RH CRI ICHEAEIEICICIDIORICIEIEIOIIICIIOR ICICI

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Recent Publications .

You are inv ited to apply to the Department of Mines, Victoria,

Taxi. and Transfer Service

Atall hours  vinwon
BC. for the latest authorative information Tegarding mining Ne H It
development in British Columbia eCWw aze on vas
| Owner
,Annual- Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for

‘the calendar year 1933 -.-

W..B. Leach}

Ladies’ Aid Bazaar

“Placer Mining in British Columbia, ad "In the United Church . “ \: me ; |

Summary snd Review of the Mineral Industry of ‘British ‘ 1s , - B. C. LAND. SURVEYOR
Columbia for the six months ended June 30th, 1933 F riday, N ovember 24th =. . J All R th ford
Non-metalic ‘Mineral Investigations: “Barite” “Asbestos” . a _“e an utherror

. “Glassware”; “Clay” j Prepare to do your Christmas shopping: there. .

thing will be hand made and high quality,
will be reasonable.

Take some guesses on n the Christmas Cake

Kadai SAAC CCE Cee TEC CELL CL ERLE ONT SSCL EC ECO CCC Ce LE LG

Every
The prices

“Magnesite and: 1 Hydro-magnesite” Surveys promptly executed.

5M ITHERS, B. C.

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Address enquiries to:

The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parligment Buildings

Victoria, B. C.

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

HMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SFDOLALTY

Talowe en Masquerade Dance! ffi msiline tc, |
rs , | - In the Venetian Rooms — FS ==]
When you use the columns of your

COOPER H. WRINCH

Licensed Insurance Agent

H azelton
~ October 27

cor the « auspices “ofthe W. A. ‘to the HL a . a .

Prizes: will be given ‘for the Best Costume and.
the: ‘Best Somie Costume, ” a

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. "Admission. 50¢., O

LOCAL NEWSPAPER

You are supporting & local industry and encouraging the
‘Buy at Homé”’ principal.

Tell the buying public what you have. and give ‘the price,”

THE OMINECA HERALD

Is here to carry that message to the’ public for you, Will
you use these columns?

"Handling all types of ‘insurance,
including:

| ‘ie, Automobile, Sick-
“ness and Accident —

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_ HAZELTON, B. C.

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