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NEW HAZELTON, B.C, WEDNESAY, MARCH 25, 1936

"Sagat te
-GROSVENOR

IN C Jancouver B.C.

Guod rooms--single—double—with
pr without bath—and suites of
severul sizes. An excellent  din-
ing room with fell hotel. service —
nud fiumous chef.

LOW
EASTER
FARES

BETWEEN ALL POINTS
Effective Thursday to Tuesday

April Sth to 14th
Fare & I-f
Round Trip

Fare & 1- in sleeping cars

SPECTAL—Time limits on
tickets is extended from March 27 to
April 21

Round Prip
in coaches

See your nearest C. NX, It. Agent

CANADIAN
WATIONAL

For the Ladies

Soda added to vegetables when cook-
ing heightens the color but destroys

valuable vitamins, ;
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‘Tnmins BC and FE are witer sol-
ity and therefore the water In which
-aeetubles are cooked should never be
thrown away. :

. , uke
bt old carrots are sonked in cold wa-

t-s for an bour they may be seraped
Tnstend of peeling and more food value |
me fis retained.
eek .
Prisaips uve better ff peeled after
cooking, ; i
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Cabbuge should. be soaked in cold,
rited avater. for about 20 minutes be: |
ore cooking “and 8-minutes is sufficl-|
; ont'stime -for-.cooking: if it ia chopped.
And, 18 ininutes if in quarters.
me a ee

Pola

nit added to ¢oloré ¥egetables i |
: : . ' ad
ooked prevents. Toss of |

when portly c
ola Bote ety hos
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wo ee Se 8
If ontons Vare: peeler
they do not ‘cause: tenrs. ”
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_ Dried bens. peas and lent]
he sonked In soft:wnter,
Bishop Rix of Prince Rupert was‘in:
Ilnzelton several ‘days’ inst” week Gnd

& should

yetnmed..ta, the const’ on’: Thursday, “at
While in‘town he held a confirmation)

-\sold when sale opens at 3.30 sharp.

Students’ |

“> very Thursday,’ 10.30 pm.

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TOBACCO—Sample Package, 10 Ibs
inild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
paration to give good aroma to tobacco
free, all for $1.50, or 50 Iba, §5.00.
Agents wanted—The Capital Gasoline
Licht Co, 445 Cumberland St. Ottawa

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Ladies here is something new for
Easter—Cooking Contest, open to ev-
eryone. Cash prizes given for the fol-
lowing entries:—Light Cakes, One-
crust Pies, Group of Cookles and for
Bread. Try your skill. All entries
must he not-later than 2.30 and will be

Spensered by The Ladies Aid Society
of the United Church, Hazelton, to be
held Thursday, April 9th in United
Church. Novelty and Candy stall.

Fresh Flowers, Tea and Supper.
Ce

The road between New Hagelton and
IInzelton was closed last week to atl
traffie except the most essential, and
the car owners bave been fairly good
in complying with the. request of the
public works department. Of course,
if anyone defies that request the de-
iirtnent hos anthority to put the mat

ter in the hands of the police.
me Re :
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The prrses at the Uitelton Hospital
entertained last Friday night quite a.
number of the young people. There.
were five: tubles of bridge and the
orige winners were Mrs. Irvine and De.
L. B. Wrinch while Miss Hilda Wilson-
Murrey, JN. won the © consolation. |
Refreshments were served during the |
evening,

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Charlo Benson left last week for
Wort St. Juhn nad from there will be
working ina mine for a Calgary ont-
fit.

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Rem and brandy imported from
Frinee by: Canada will now come in
ata reduced tax of $8.00 per gallon.
That may help the poor man a little,
although there sre some who profess
to belong te the ‘middle class” who are
of the opinion that the poor should not
he allowed to dink brandy or run.

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X. BR. Redman, brother of Rev. Mr.
Redman, formerly in charge ‘of the
United church here, has taken over the
management of the Fumily Shoe Store

in Prince Rupert aud he and Mrs. Red-{ ,

man have taken up residence in Prince
Rupert. Mr. Reflinan was for years
in. charge of the shoe department of
the company. store at Anyex. He has

visited ju Tagelten and is known to a,
good many in this vicinity who will be]

glad te renew his acquaintance when
In Rupert again,
moO .
Phere are to be three enndidates at
least in the fleld in Omineca ~when the
hy-eleetion is culled. It will be a fine
old fashioned fight as most anyone bas
aelunee te win nesy that ALM. Man-
xo is out of the field aud so situated
that he eannot very well tuke part -in
the contest. ‘
a ak

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is now planing to doubble its capacity
to meet the demand for its goods, The
times are tough but there are signs of
loosening up.

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Dr. H. CG. Wrinech was a business
visitor in Smithers on Tuesday, return
ing home on the afternoon train,

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Rey. Mr. Bushfield of Stewart was
a visitor in Hazelton over Sunday and
Sunday evening took part in the ser-
vice in the United chureh. On. Mon-
day evening he guve a lecture in the
church on his experiences during the
war, =

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Mrs. Redman of Kitwanga is a pa-
tlent at the Hazelton Hospital foro
few days.
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Henry Cook of New Tiazelton who
has been in the hospital for ‘a week or
so, ix, reported as improving.’

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This is spring. “Had you ‘hoticcd it |.

it-is no longer just. around the
corner, There are bright skies . and
witm sunshine-—sometimes, But at
night there is a frost. The snow has
not rll gune and upless ove trkes care
one is: very apt ta eateh a eold, and

yet?

ithat is not.so goad. But it will warm

np shortly

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In some pluces ii Alberta) farmers
are in. the fields, May they not have
to tuke the plow into the kitchen to
thaw it out. : :

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With the appronch of the spring sea-
son the Hanson Pole Co. is preparing
to drive their logs down the Skeena to
the big storage yards ot Nash. The
first: raise in the water of the Skeena
the poles will be put in. Jt is. hoped
to get them all at Nash and pulled out
of the water before flood season. ©

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“The mayors of Canndn in session at
Ottawn again insisted that the Dom-
infon. gorernment assume all costs of
ynemployment relief as from the first
of ‘April. The mayors also ask for a
refunding scheme and a housing plan
that will provide Inbor so that the
municipalities may be able to collect.
their taxes.

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The first trinl trip of the: Queen
Mary was, held on Tuesday and. the
great ship lived up to expectations.

LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Qut of Bed in the
Morning Rarin’ to. Go.

_The liver should pour out two pounds of
liquid bile into your bowels daily: If this bile
isnot Mowing freely, your food doesn't dizest.
It just decays in the bowels, Gas bloats up’
your atomach. Youget constipated. Harmful
poisons go into the body, and you feel sour,
sunk and the world leoks punk. ‘

A mere bowal movement docsn'talways get :

. althe cause, You need something that works’
on the livey aa well, It takes thoge good, old
Cartar's Little Liver Pills to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you |
feel “up and up", Harmieas and gentle, they .”
make the bile flow freely. They do the work
of calomel but-have no calomel or mercury in

them. Ask for Carter’a Little Liver Pills by

Spsom Salts Refinery at - Ashevatt

name! Stubbornly refuse anything else. f6c.*

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: - Calling. at Ocean Falls

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Of Interest to Most Folk |

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

WAKE UP YOUR |

ma) successful gathering, ny
anne Nearly to;hundred people lod; thei

: Taallays. Phe flooda are not over as
‘=| the waters. are rushing on’ to other |
‘| States. aid’. further damage and pos-

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ernment ‘and civic; authorities and the

Here and There

Our vanishing wildernesses
heve for some time elicited the
coneern of conservationists, but
now science is bespeaking our’
solicltude in behalf of some of
the glaciers which bid fair to
disappear within a few decades,
if scorching summers succeeded
by mild winters become the rule.

so rapid aa during the long-pre- .
tracted heat. wave of 1934. Dur-~

Orme’s, Ltd:

(The Pioneer Druggist)

of Northern B. C.

Stationery

Dr. Francois E. Matthes, of the | Dr ugs
atte State emoeical survey, | §. Fancy Goods | Kodaks
years Glacier National Park, Mon- Pictures Developed and
tana, may be minus its glaciérs. Printed
Mount. Rainier National Park, .
Washington, also bas suffered :
rom heat prostration, At no 4
time within the memory of liv~ Prinec Rupert, B.C.
ing persons has the recession of

- the ice rivers in these areas been 4

The Mail Order Drug Store.

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ing normal winters snowfall end
frigidity are wont to replace to a
large degree the melting snows of
summer,

Third annual competition for
the most beautiful autumn-tinted
Maple Leaf is announced by the
Canadian Government through
the Canadian ‘Travel Bureau at
Ottawa in co-operation with the
Canadian Pacific and Canadian
National Railways. The prize
list for the 1935 competition pro-
vides for a total of $200, of which

The ‘Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any peitiod at $1.50
a month in advance, This rate
includes office consultations,

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

$100 goes to the person sending

ent at the Hospital.

medicines, as well-as all costs

Pa

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in the most beautiful: leaf; a sec-
ond prize of $40 and a third prize

of $20. In addition a prize: of:
$30 for the leaf with largest area
and for second largest $10 will bd
awarded, .

“Steel of Empire,” the recently
published work by Joho Murray
Gibbon, while really the story of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, bas
-so much of other Canadian. bis-
tory that it will find a permanent
place as one of the outstanding
contributions to the records of
the Dominion. Starting with the
first known arrival on our shores,
a Chinaman, Hui Sien, in British
Columbia at. the end of the fifth
century, Mr. Gibson ‘traces ‘the
romantic growth of the Canadian -

MARTIN'S GARAGE

HAZELTON

Let me gre you a FREE “HASTINGS"
Compression Test.

ACETYLENE WELDING

SHOP—OP

Wrecking Truck
Eleetrie Tools

POSITE NEWICK’S

Pacific, many centuries later, with.
a wealth of incident and detail,
the author’s long association with
‘the railway having been of the
utmost value, ;

Possessing one of the finest. col-
Jections in the world of colored
‘pictures of scenes in the heart of
the Rocky Mountains, T. H. Lons-
dale, of Banfi, recently exhibited
them to the Women’s Canadian
Club at an illustrated lecture at

B, C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allen Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

the Vancouver Hotel. The pic-
tures included scenes of moun-
tains, valleys, Jakes and bird, ani-
riai and flower life. |

Evangeline Booth, 69-year-old
commander-in-chief of the Salva-
lion Army, told the “story of the
Army” to the Men and Women’s
Canadian Club at the Royal York
Hotel, ‘Toronto, recently. “I was
born in the Salvation Army,” she
said, “but it has nover become a
epmmon thing to-me, It has
“glways-been a miracle.” A capa-

city audience gave har an ‘ove-
- tion, :

SO

Keen outdoor man, enthusias-

COOPER H. WRINCH

’ L'censed Insurance Agent

Handling all.types of insurance,
jncluding a

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
. ness and Accident

- HAZELTON, B. C.

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_-J. M. Wardle, chief engineer, Na-
tional Parks of Canada, has won
well-deserved promotion to the

‘post of deputy minister of the.
Department of the Interior, ‘Ot-
tawa. wae!

Beatty | Hotel. to New.
“Brunawiek’s euides at ‘their two-
day @ 37th annual - convention.
‘Heavy fall guiding affected at~
‘tendance, but a good membership -
under tha chairmanship of Wil--
‘liam T, Griffin, of Boiestown, pre-
- sident of the Association, enjoyed

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lives In the. ‘floods "in : ‘the, Hastern
Stites. last week- and » ‘the. ‘ property
“lamage is estimated. at halt a° billion,

Premier Dysart, of New Bruns- -
wick, was the chief speaker re-
eently when the City of Saint John:
‘played host. at a- dinner. in the —

Prince Rupert
. Hotel

I A real good hotel.seeving
, the north land

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Ow. B: Rochester, thanager
atest io day. and up :

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- tie member and ‘past president of &
the Trail Riders oi the Canadian :
. Rockies and ‘a leading stalwart in - —
the ranks of -the ‘Trail Hikers, REIKI

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ible loss.of fe: is anticipated in’ spite
every, effott of the militia, the goy-

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Croas'. best efforts, ‘To, prevent
outrol disease the Red Cross and|-

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