NEW HAZEUTON, B.C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1935

The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday
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Several cars of poles are being ship-

.ed out from Beament this week.
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A plane was lost going from the
‘yterior to the far north to bring. out
n injured trapper. The radio broad
aint fhe fact and asked assistance of
settlers along the line of flight, and
notified the airman and others ‘that
nnather plane would leave Quesnel as

ann as weather. permitted.
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Liberal opposition at Ottawa, has an i

uounced that he will give a series of)";
radio speeches in reply to the speeches: :

of Lon, -R..B. Bennett. The date was

not set for the first address,
“2 2 ©

have all been scared off, ‘Bht the. ola
reliable weather man stepped ou
lhe Week end and sald “Wea's’
of the Big Bad Wolfe?”

fe “then

mayor has heen ‘busy sil

nivays ‘a part time: job.”
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Ilan. Mekenzie King, leader of. ‘the

Hou .T. D. Pattullo, Premiér. of: ‘the ;
pravince of B. C., not tothe outdone: W
the big bugs at Ottawa, will! be: ‘on fhe 731)

Owing to iriclement. weather on the
prairies and 1 farthér cast in B. 0, the

west beund passenger train was re-
ported five and a half. hours late on
Tuesday, but” ff. gotJ here about eight
hours late—very annoying. . 4,
eet
The your old weather man has been
getting his from all quarters in the
west, the middle west, the east, the
far east, the south and the far south
nud. from the sens.surrounding the east,
and the west. At that we haven't a
lot of sympathy for the weather man.
He ix old enoigh to know better.
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Work is progressing very  satisfac-
toriy.on the construction of the new

mine ont fram Stewart. .A snow plow
is keeping a good motor road open and
supplies are being transported over it
in good shape. The first of the new
machines for the power house are ex-

pseted to arrive at Stewart by the end)
St: the. present month, _ | ah

Té race e Doings

fom Prince Rupert
f recovering from nn

of. St: Matthews
A Wednesday even-

‘On Wedneslay att
5, Mrs. .0. T. Sundal,

held

iMvs, Geo. Dover won the score:for the|:*

highest’ score’ and. Mrs. Sheldrick’ was
winner of the highest individual score

pand: Mrs, “Ay 0: Hend secured the con: : 7

solution. ot
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‘Terrace, has now ro-ongantized ‘the 7

You’ ‘are Q retailer.

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Yuu Ww. ant ‘to sivell cael

- payers. face. to face,

You ‘ant: to get - business.

costly, thought undoubtediy. would be. eftective, Bars. 7

This ‘praction “would” be “too

| ptatetet Board gt Trade.

-|has just “barely functioned.
party due to the difficulties facing. a

Rome, good
men have been elected: ‘to office ‘and ‘a
‘new spirit” should possess: “the meni:
‘bers. - For iwo. or thee yearg the: Board.
This was

Board in times of. depression. ‘But the,
depression is now’ over and everything
is moving forward and upward. The
present year is an especially good oue
to start things moving around Terrace
and District again.

The last bridge was given by Mr.
Gladstone at the home of .Mr. and].
Mrs. Dobbie. High score was obtain-
ed by Mr. Gladstone and low by Mr.
Mawhinney. Refreshments and some
gums were ‘greatly enjoyed _
en
Wilson, ‘Dobbie and Dan Mavhintgy

spent the- week end at Copper City,
7 a ‘

City. but as to whether the crossing is
tisufe ask Elans Lind, the ferryman who
vrosses often. The other night when
onning ‘tolaneet the’ lite train: Hans
went through the fee. He got out asd
vrent home and to bed, but he is. stlll
crossing the river.

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“Wave you paid your sunseription: yer

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: ees : : a ve Crack ! in the. trosty, silence»
From Copper City

all steel-power house st the Premiey

‘Back. ‘tw. his home’ ‘he ‘travelled

The. ‘Skeena is frozen over at Copper 1 0 tomorraw instead. o

bi

: a _Copperite

Hans Lind was, our ferrymal |
And a’ good ‘natured man is he
Back and@ forth on'the Skeena
He travels regularly. -

Now, one dark ‘night’ our férryman:
Went forth to. meet the’ train
Acros the blue ‘and treacherous | ce °

“He: tried to-come in, vuln. ©:

Grnck ! in- the cold night’
Down thraugli fhe ice went Haus: ‘our
“ferrynian :

‘Beneath’ ‘the’ ‘moon's J pale: Meht,

He was all lowe “a the ‘pioontight: ;

. There was no one on either shore
‘But he clung to the iee and strugaled
PTH he was on top. once: more:

And immediately w ent to. bed

‘| won't cross that river.no more to- =:

night

On. ‘the other ide of the river a ,
Scarce a mile away

The Copper City folks were: avondering re

What was cunsing his delay. vope

WwW. 3. Larkwortht left ‘last: ‘Thurs.|
day+morning for -the east on liis any
nual vacation. = -

—— nan a 4

™ '¢Photosraphed in a group forthe. =

fitst time since they were “shot” i
6fi: thelr arrival in Canada’a few. — }
-¥éarg ago; His Excellency the us
Gévernor-General, Her Excellency ji

and thelr. elder son and daughter. q
_ ‘were. snapped ‘on board. the. Em- | di

‘press of Britain just before Lady in
‘Bessboronugh and‘ her son‘ ‘and™. Wl
daughter failed. AO. Parone ‘Te
eondly. "+ n

Approntiation of ; one laanar tq
_ was made recently by the Yan- “5
'.couver City Council. as the nom- | |
inal ‘price forthe purchase from ¥
“the’ Canadian ‘Pacific Rallway” of”
‘134 acres:".of “right-of-way ‘pro- te
_perty at Kitsilano ‘Beach, near the | !
‘British | Columbia city. a
The. first | McIntosh ‘apples “Gr
of the season for distribution Wl
throughout the “Dominion from
’ Victoria to Halifax went out re-
‘recently’ ‘over.. Canadian Pacific nh
dines -in trains of: 46 cars.: The 4}
fruit, is reported .to be. in Won-.
‘derful ‘condition and this seagen’s —'
iproduct ‘will maintain the great |
"reputation that: British Colembia oy,
: has. won for. its ‘apples, ~ eee q

“Under the Canadian Pacific five” ff
:"yenra' free: scholarship -award to” |!
‘yMeGill University,’ Reside MeCal- - [1
Jno, of. Montreal; David B.: W.
“Reid, of Winnipeg, .. ; and Albert
"Grant ‘ Asplin, of Hibridge, ell
“sona - of . ddmipariy oyess,; “re |
‘ ‘announced as this ‘year's ‘winners, -

every year up to five years if tis
holders are entitled to full staud-
ing in the next big gher year, °°

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; ee easy-open. package. Break the seal of the a

; That’s all. . No cooking, | .
hot. stove, Kellogg’ 8 Corn Flakes are eatendy

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is s the EASIEST TO.

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