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Is Your Subscription Due?
It is J ust Two Dollars a Year

ERE TAH ACNE:

"Mies from Hazelton; 177 acres.—Ap-
“at Winnipeg spent the Dominion Day

t ‘rehabilitation,
lost man-the rallway, company has on
"this work.
Jing ne Hazelton with ber
J aD Cooper Wrinch.

dag ut: this week. ‘The election may

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‘two and then proceeded to the const|”

, katla, their home.

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- defeated the Hazelton girls by a score

Of interest to you

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FOR SALE—Lot' 2285, ‘Hispiox, 11

ply ‘Nithi River, P. O., B.C.

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TY. Le Campbell of the CN N.R. staff
“holiday in- Hazelton and ow Tueslay
“he went tu Prince Rupert. where hé is
fio advise those it chargé of totem pole
Mr. Campbell is the

“Mrs. Campbell is remain-
dnughter,

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Yh Mission Point gulf course near
hin, eeitin was a very popular resort on
wiki aid: Monday. Many from the

ve nity spent “mich tine on the green
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phe BEG, Yukon and last high

i ny. (proposal was: rer iewed hy a Con-,

residmal comunittee In ¥ Washington on
Poesdayy ae
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It ix expected that the House of Com

mais at Ottawa will prerogue Thurs-

ie called] any time ufter that as the
ney voters lists will be ready by the
maltidte of July.
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“Miss Polly Curpenter, RN. who has
been on a months vacation at ber old
home in Smithers, will return to ber
tities in the Hazelton Hospital «on
Thursday. oO
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Miss: Helen Campbell, RN. of the
Unzelton Hospital staff, leaves. this

week for a vacation in the south.
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Dr. I, B. Wrinch, Mr. “Wrinch and
i Miss Maury, are expected biek from 7
inenth's vacation in Victorla, the lat-

part of the week.
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After spending a week.as the guest
aud Mrs. H, CG, Wrinch, Mrs.
“Robt. Toningson and, son Robert lett
vlast week for Cedarvale for a day or
where they took ship for New Metla-
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New Hazelton soft; ball tenm (girls).

of 3 to 1 on the New Hazelton grounds
list Priday night.’
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The dance Inst Thursday night was
an exvéptlonally good ‘oné. although the
attendaneé was not’ what" was expect-
ed. Tie “Velkwa Strollers’ ’ Orchestra
furnished the music and. it was excep-
tionally good. but owing to the small
attendance the boys brtl team, will not

receive any heuefits. -
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Lawrence Greiz af Terrace spent: the
past week with friends: here.

ROUND TRIP

—= SUMMERS

» FARES

avel'by rail: Sisper National
| + break: journey . points

cRooathele bm nic miles
ore by rail ‘and.atemmier. :

. Doings Around Home

Gould..
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| Was transferred ‘to \Smithers,”
; a friends in. this: dlatiset, and they are

and your friends —

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Capt. a. C.-

day next for his annual outing te the

sonthern cities.
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The sockeye fishing Scuson has now!
opened on ‘the lower Skee mid on
the “Naas,

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Three hundred chicks have been,
hatched and -successiully reared — nt
Enre, France. fromthe Camidian Re-|
cord: of: Performance stuck imported
inst year. AN Gl cousequence represen:
tutiv es from PF mee aye fo visit C une:
adv this year to make more jnirchases :
of Canadian to. stock, :
. vs. a8

| From Jamusey 1 to, May 87 Canada |

exported 2.280.000 pounds of dressed
ponltry,

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_ Comin entitle exported | the

United’ States from Jan. J. to Tine 6 *
this - year, alone, was 8,000 nore firdin
wis exported by Canadn to a coun-
fries during the whole of ann
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Don’t scratch bite from tnseets. Tue
one soothing lotion. Lf you dive not
at haud just let the bit bit and itech.
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There were two degrees of frost on
Tuesday night uccording to official
records. This was just enough to get
a few of the tender plants. In Hazel-
ton, Which is much. lower thin New

Hazelton no frost was revordell.
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Mrs. Peter Smith left this morning
for Walcott where she svill spend some

Mortimer leaves on Fri-|-

Orme’s; Ltd.
(The Pioneer Druggist) |

The ui Order Drug Store
of Northern. B..C.

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_ Drugs * ‘Stationery
Fancy Goods ~ Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

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Prine Rupert, B.C.

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The: Hazelton Hespital

‘The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets tor any period at $1.50
a month in advance, This rate
jucindes office consultations,
meticines, as well as dl costs
while at the Hospital.’ Tickets
ure obtaluable in Hazelton at
the Tirug Store, or by. mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at, the Hospital.

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“MARTIN'S GARAGE

HAZELTON ‘

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Can Service any make of ¢ar
ful Workinauship,

Care-
Prompt attention.

ACETYLENE WELDING

Wrecking Truek
Hleetric Tools

SHOP--OPPOSITE NEWICK’S
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weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Harold

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No farmer tu France, according to
French regulitions, may so the same
fiekl in wheat two years in succession
On April 1 every year the French far-
mer must declive the area he has sown
to wheat, and on August 1 every hold-

er of more than a ton of wheat or of
flonr must declare his holdings to the
government,

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Messrs. Young and Hugh beatupbell
of the tenching staff ‘of the district lett
by ent on Saturday for the south to
spend thelr holidays, ‘They are: ‘going

via Seattle to Vanconver,
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8.

‘Thos. 8. ‘Hartly, un old tine’. tési-
dent-of Woodcock, passed). away Satnr-

after 0 stay theve of ‘only two.or three
weeks. When admitted it was. Tes
‘cognived tha
that there wa no. hope for recovery,
or for even improvement. He ‘was in
83 yenrs of. age and had livéd a ful
life.‘ He was welll) known. in the Woog
tack vicinity and up und. down. the
line’ He is: survived by one daughter
Mrs. W. G.- Little of Woodeock and by
one son George, also of Woodeock. The
jnter has alwys Ilved’ with his father.
Last Friday : Mr. Little arrived - -from
Woodeocek and was with. the old man
when . he passed away, « He had the
‘| remains removed to Cedarville on Sat-
urd for burtel. on Sunday.

the: government. office’ ‘amd then:
i | Banke, ri {Vaneonver ‘until’ it
‘taken’ ove “by? the’ Unfon. -when ‘he|:
His” ‘old:

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THE LATE THOS, §, HARTLEY ,

aay morning at the. Hazelton Hospital :

“his, condition was’ such |

. Mr, and irs. Chas. Reid of Nelson’
motored, to Hazelton. the: latter part: ‘of
el anist: Week: “tnd: ‘Bpent " ‘Tewtditys with
| Mr.-ond: Mrs. ‘Walton-Sharpo and. this
S week: they’ Are visiting: in ‘Smithers,
[Mrs Reid: was -for ; years ‘in’ “Hazelton
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“pC LAND SURVEYOR §
J. Allen -Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

COOPER H. WRINCH
L rensed Insurance Agent

‘Handling all ty pes of insurance,
including:

Fire, ‘Automobile, Sick-
_Ress and Accident

_ HAZELTON, B. C.

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H. B; Rochester, manager ”

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