THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1933

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HAZELTON

INCORPORATED 2°9 MAY 1670.

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KITWANGA _

Assured Values

Special Prices Effective Sept 8th. to 14th

Bacon

Farmer Style

- 18c

Marmalade

Pure Orange

4 Ibs. 50c

Brown Beans
5 Ibs.

45c

Brooms

5 Strings

30c

Axe Heads
HB Style

4 pound

95¢

Preserving
Kettles

Grey Enamelware

95¢

Of interest to you

Dr. Carson and family who have
been at Eake Kathlyn for * sever)
weeks left Tuesday morning, for their
home in Prince Rupert. Dr. Carson

spent a couple of days at the Hazelton

Hospital last week end. . t
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her sister, Miss Chapman in New Haz-
elton and ‘returned to Kitwanga on
Tuesday. .
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A danghter was born at the Hazelton
Hospital on Tuesday, September 5, to
Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Holmes of Wood-
cock, B. C.

Bouse Dresses _

New assortment

Short & long sleeves

$1.25 to $2.

Men’s Shirts

Checked Flannelette

95| $4.25

‘Hannelette
'  ——-~Blankets

72 x 84 inehes
Pink and blue border

$2.85 a Pait

Tic a Mile |

in each direction i

BARGAIN FARES
EASTERN

Ladies Sweater

V Neck Coat Style
Assorted Colors

$2.75

Men’s Hose

Good weight
Pure Wool

"25¢ Pair

Sunfast Prints |

Assorted new

Designs

20c yd.

CANADA

Tickets on Sale

Sept.16 to Sept.26

Final Return Limit
30 days

Tickets Good in Coaches

Small Additional Charge for

Ketchup, C & B,
Mazola Oil, 4 tb.

Heinz Spaghetti, 2s tins, 2 for.
J ulienne—soup stock—1-4 lb. pket.

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Tourist Sleepers
full information from any Agent

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ing producer

of Lead, Silver and Zine.

Practically every mineral. known to be

Mining in British Columbia
Among the Canadian Provinces, British Columbia is the lead-

In this Province about 45% of Canada’s Silver, 97% of the
Lead and 98% of the Zinc are produced.
British Columbia has produced approximately $1, 300, 000,000
worth of minerals.
About 200,000 square miles of unexplored mineral-bearing
lands are open for prospecting. .

found on the continent occurs to some ~

extent in British Columbia.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS :— .
Annual Report of the Honourable the Miiiister _

of Mines for the calander year 1931,
““Lode-Gold Deposits of British Columbia.
“Placer Mining in British Columbia.

’ ‘McConnell Greek Placer Area.”

Non-metallic Mineral Investigations’: “Barite} 7:

“Asbestos” ; “Glassware, ; “Clay.”

Lode-Gold Developments in ‘British ‘Columbia

~ during 1982.

Address enquiries to

‘The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings ;°

- Victoria, B. C:

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De. L. B. Wrinch was in ‘Smithers
the first of the week. ; -

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Mrs. It. G. Holmes of Woodcock was
admitted to the Hazelton Hospital on
Tuesday morning.
. : ‘et
Robt, Hunter, who is relieving man-
ager of the bank at Burny Lake spent
the week end with Mrs. Hunter and
the young daughter at the hospital.

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Mrs. George D. Parent left Tuesday.
morning for Montreal and Quebec to

Doings Around. Home

VLCC CE CELE LE CE EL CLEA AS EAL 1 < S444 CE STOLE CELE LL AS

Mrs, Byrne spent Labor Day witt ,

* these that moult lateralit’ fhe year are

i tend high sehool,

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and your friends -

Apples, raw fruits, vegetables and |.J).
cinned tomitees are good sources of
vitamin .C, which promotes. good -teeth
and bone development, prevents scurvy
promotes good digestion and wards off

disorders of the nervous system.
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In fuee of acute trade restrictions
ind ‘keen competition from her rivais,
Canada his: succeeded in holding ‘her
own in world wheat, trade and has ex-
ported during the yéar 42 per cent of

wurld: shipments.
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Caunda has 212,000,000 bushels of
wheat as a carry Over, or a third more
than was on land a year age. But as
the erop this yerr is away short there
will not be such a carry over next year

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Asp rule hens that moult before the
first of September. are poor layers, and

rood: layers.
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Delcourt Parent left Sunday morning
for Prince Rupert where he will at-

thon,

Verne Hawkin and Miss Fissie Rus-
sell were ot a motor trip to Fort St.
James. ;

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While the preliminary estimate of
the apple crop of Canada as at August
1st is 112 per cent of that of 1932, the
apple crop of the United States is es-

timated as 13 per cent below normal,
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“Canada has 350 million acres of land
suitable for farming purposes, and of
this total 163 million are in occupied

farms, of which nearly 86 million acres

are improv ed land.
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Premicr BR. B. Bennett does not be:
lieve in destroying produce or growing
crops in order to raise prices for the
specnlator or gambler. The wisdom of
his stand is‘clearly shown by the ac-
tion of nature. Countries w Lifully de-
stvoying their goods will be found on

the short end in the not distant future:
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John Rukin returned Sunday morn-
ing from Vancouver Island where he
spent the summcr yacation at his old
home. He will again be in charge of

spend the next few months, Her son

Los expects to leave Thursday and |

the schools in New Hazelton.
we ROR .

he schools opened in New Hazelton

wil Join his mother at Winnipeg.

eam ton Tuesiay morning with two teachers:

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Miss Chapman wags engaged by the
a The “mounted police picked up al t

i sich in the unlor room,

white man in the Andimaul section : trostees to fet ae * dun .
_who had been supplying:home brew to[  jyothy Shanon of Victorin and
the Indians, The man was given three | Misy Sutherland of Asheroft arrived
mouths at Okalla. ‘buck oi Saturday to prepare for the

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‘ ning of, scliool in Hazelton and at
The Iudians at Kitwanga held a Seals.

sports day on Labor Day and there wir:
a hig crowd pr esent from the neighbor.
ing reserves, including Kitwancool.
Kitsegucla, Kispiox, Glen Vowell and
Hazelton, There were four baseball
games on Labor Day. and. the finals
were played of Tuesday. There were
also other. sports. ~ ’
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Jack Wright has returned from the
const after the vacation to resume his
duties ut Cedarvale school.

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Miss Jessie Machiay ‘of Vancouver
spent: a few days in Hazelton a guest
of Miss Lois Anderson. "

Fall 7
Train Service

(Effectiv ofan Auaust 2o to October 2)

Passenger trains» leave: Prince

' Rupert every Monday, Wednes=

ee day and Saturday. at 7.30 pemmsy

The regular meeting of the ITaxelton connecting at Jasper for all

| When you use the columns of your

AL: NEWSPAPER

You are supporting’ local | industey and: eneoaraging the
_ “Buy at® Home” ‘principal. .
Tell) the buying

“THE. OMINECA HERALD

1s here to carry that message to the public for you. “Will
you use these colamns?

public what you k have and. give ‘the rice.

| Hospital’ Auxillary was. postponed for}:
one week on account. of Labor Day. Tt
will mest on Tuesday of next week at
the Manse. in Hazelton. The chief
item of business will be to: arange for
a shower,

‘points Enst and South,

‘During the Fall scason trains
from the East will arrive on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and d Sun-
days at. 8 p.m, making con-'
nection with steamers for
gouthern ports which leave ,
Prince Rupert. on Thursdays
and Sundays at 10 p.m.

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Geo. Tiall returned last weel after a
vneation spent at. tie const.” * ooh Tow Summer Fares ;

. a -until October 3lst!

Hugh Campbell of ‘Vacouver has es oe
turned: to, assume his” “duties: ‘at the 4
. mile school in the ‘pplox. wt
CS recat on
“pe: {Indians of Kisptox' heli L ‘flow: |.
er. show, on ‘Tuesday of: this cweek. ‘at:
Kispigx in their hall. It wad their ‘1st

For ‘infarmhation, write or ‘phone

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New Hazelton
Hotel

’ Evervthing is new and good
‘Bath room and other com-
forts. Stop here next trip.

Gus Christianson

Orme’s, Ltd.
- (The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kedaks
Pictures Developed and

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Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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City Transfer
Smithers, 8..C.

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Taxi and lransfer Service
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B. C LAND. SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

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