THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1933

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KITWANGA

A Week of Super-Specials at The “Bay”

Rice
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Beans

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Doings Around Home
Of interest to you and your friends

COLE ee ELEC CELL E REL RRC CECT Sie eCC ere eee te ee ececd |

The case against Malkins in Prince The Missex Cibson of Penticton, sis-
Rupert of having furs offered for sale ters of Miss Kay Gibson, R.N., former-
without a Hcense, was dismissed, and ly of the Hazelton ‘Hospital staff, are
the large shipment of furg that the guests at Mrs. Newick’s,
police took charge of, were returned to a _ a ee :
R. 8. Sargent, Ltd., the original ship- A flower service will be held in New |.
per of the goods. ' , 0 Hazelton church on Sunday morning,

ee August 27th and in the evening tm the

Cons, Dunlop of the R.G.M.P,, left United Church: tn Hazelton, There
on Saturday last for Vancouver escort will be special music and a special ser-
Kurt Hernguist to Okalla where he is mon. ‘The churches .will ‘be decorated | S====

HAZELTON

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‘Representing ye
Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies’ {i

Bacon

Dominion

Special 18c Ib
Rolled Oats _

Flour
498

Special $1.65

Tea
‘Balk

REAL ESTATE Agent |

Licensed and Bonded

HAZELTON, B. C.

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Purity 20s White to spend the next six months for sup-' with flowers, —

oe oy 1 { 45 plying liquor to Indians, - ro eee anIRIOIICIIOIICIOCEe I
. . «+ _ Mr, and Mrs. Norman Crary and fam- . !

3 Ibs 51.00 Special 51.00 Spec. 0 ibs The seeond crop of alfalfa hay hos | ily motored out to Mr. Wéarne’s farm N H It —
— been cut at the hospital farm, and it, on Sunday and spent the day, | cw " aZze on A

a : is just as heavy as was the first crop.; < eee _ B

Baking Powder, Nabob 12 0z............... sreveveesest for — .45/ The out hay is also being harvested at: Samuel W. Cocker of Vanderhoof Hotel

Tomatoes. Orehard City, 21-28... ......0.... 00, -++-7 ting $1.00) this farm. The only erop that will be’ hns been nominated the Bowser, ot the . 4
; , , : short this yenr is ensilage corm. Th ihon-party, candidate for Omineen rid- . : f
Soap, Pear! White, laundry........ ccc cs ece cece ees Ghars  .25 senson was too late in getting started, ing, ‘The convention was held last| Evervthing is new and good

eae Bath room and other com:

Thursday in’ Burns Lake. Mr, Cocker | 3 . !
forts. Stop here next trip,

Flower Show ball game will be a bat: _ Waa formerly nominated as the Con-
tle between two all star teams,...Bullt- servative candidate, bnt some - weeks.
ley Valley against the Hazeltons. ago changed his mind,

. _ ran kee a ; _ . ee ; :

A Sale of Home Cooking, under the} Dr. J. Lyle Telford of Vancouver is
auspices of the Ladies Ald of the Unit-| on 0 speaking tour of the north on be-
ed Church, Hazelton, will be held on| half of the C. CG. F; He left Vancon-
Friday, August 18, in the Church from | ver last Sunday and will-be in Terrace
3.30 to 5.30 p.m....Tea and raspberries | the entl of this week and from there
will be served during the afternoon, | will stop ut several places along the

- ek : line of railway and hold public meet-

Cons, Davidson arrived Sunday to] ings. See dates of meetings in adv. on
join the force at Hazelton of the R.O, | auother column of this issue."

MP. . oo. The Mail Order Drug Store
een ’ Do not forget Hazelton Flower show of Northern B. C,

Mrs, 8. H. Senkpiel returned home} Thursday, Augus¢ 24th,...Good sports
last Thursday morning after spending} for the children, base ball game, flower , 7
some weeks with her sister in Minnea-| Show and grand dance, :

~ Towels

Heavy Turkish Bath *
Towels, size, 45 by 22

Spec. ea. 40c

Ladies’ Hose

Strong Cotton hose in
two popular shades

Spec. pr. 20c

Men’s Shirts

Sturdy Chambray work
shirts, sizea 15 to 17

Special = 75¢
Flanneletie

Good quality, stripped
patterns. width 28 in,
Special

5 yds. $1.00.

Gus Christianson 2%

Orme’s, Ltd. |f

(The Pioneer Druggist)

Play Suits
Children’s strong drill,

coveralls; colors, blue,
red andkahki, sizea3 to 6

Special = 9c

Sweaters

Boys neat, serviceable |
oat Sweaters, Sizes
22 to 32

Special $1.75

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Special Prices Effective Aug. 18th to 25th ke athe construction of the’ Paeitiey Drugs Stationery  :
Considering that tlie weather was so Sohne nae Cex | Fancy Goods Kodaks \

J kon highway from Seattle to Fairbanks * ‘ f
ne wi: _{ warm last Sunday there were a great is feaslble and would cost. $14,000,000, Pictures Developed and po

Zs eee | TY Cars on mie roads. Some found} saygin-veport prepared: by the Ameri- Printed ¥ |
. a a tan ot 3 ee a PP, Ae er | vent ‘ind soiie found It not SO! can-membersof the International high , J
; : ; ) ~ ; ' ‘eee... d way commission, “The reyiort has been . ‘oa
Mining 10 Br itish Columbia cote wee presented to President Roosevelt. The P rmec Rupert, B.C. 7
: . wore Show Dare will be vats in} cost of the B. C, and Yukon section , . ‘g

suse: ae. se an itanmax Hall wi e best of musie.| .. -

Among the Canadian Provinees, British Columbia is the lead- Sunper free. would be $12,000,000. . & iy

ing producer of Lead, Silver and Zine, ; r he :

In this Province about 45% of Canada’s Silver, 97% of the A Prince wpert paper recently said: | Japan offers a much larger opening | s a
Lead and 93% of the Zinc are produced. ; “The first two cars of Bulkley. Valley | for Canadian wheat than it does for on ms
. British Columbia has produced approximately $1,300,000,000 cattle have arrived for Burns & Co.’s Conadinn flour. . = “ \

worth of minerals, . ; ; obbatteir near Cow Bay. ‘These came . eee . City . T ra nstfer a

About 200,000 square miles of unexplored mineral-bearing from the zanches of Archie and Neil] Frost on July»20th damaged garden Smit] B ¢ to
lands are open for prospecting. 4 McInnes of North Bulkley and num-f crops in some places in B. C, mit aers, BD. U. ‘=

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Full born heifers from six to ten
months of age should be provided with
siediied a goo grass paddock during their first
Next Sunday's ball game at, Smith-] summer,
ers between the Snappy Nines and New|.
Hazelton will be the most important

bered 47 hend, This is the first ship-
ment from the Bulkley Valley this
: ‘senson.””

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. Practically every mineral known to be
found on the continent occurs to some
_ extent in British Columbia. ees

Taxi and Fransfer Service § &
| “Atall hours ni | 'g

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For all litters of pigs, and particuh . ee

-RECENT PUBLICATIONS: © | a east
oo “Annual Report of the Honourable the Minister

of Mines for the calander year 1937,

."Lode-Gold Deposits of British Columbia.

“Placer Mining in British Columbia. —
“McConnell Greek Placer Area.” .

teams have been neck and neck all
season and are now tie for first place.
The. winners -of Sunday's game should
almost cinch the league champlonship.
A good number from New Hazelton
are planning to go with the boys and

_ | ‘gaine of the league season, ‘Theae two

arly fall litters, direct-sunlight is ne-
cessivy, Straw. sheds or colony houses
honses should be placed so as to pro-
vide shelter with the opening towards

the south. |
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W. B. Leach} 7 Owner

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_ 4.’ Non-metalli¢ Mineral Investigations: “Barite;" we
“Asbestos”; “Glassware; “Clay? a re | nee
t . i il ; oe ;
Jode-Gold Developments in British Columbia - - || You will enjoy the Hazelton Flower

~ during 1982, a ae | Show this year, Come and bring your

lend moral support.

Wanted—Good family cow. Will pay t B.C LAND SURVEYOR:

. cash if price is right, Apply at the be
Omineca Herald Office, New Hazel-|) J, Allan Rutherford | &
t Surveys promptiy executed, -

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SMITHERS, B.C,

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The type of agriculture In Western t
Canada is ossentlally that of the To.

dnetion of spring sown cerenls.
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" Have you paid your subscription yet 1 B.c UNDERT AKERS ‘

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SEEGIALTY

friends,
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’§. KE, Parker and two sons of Prince:
Rupert will arrive on Saturday and
“proceed at once by car to Vancouver. .

| Address enquiries to _

The Honourable The Minister af Mines - _
a os Parliament Buildings -

l | . - Victoria, B. C,

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Dr. J. Lyle Telford
eed us . -of Vaneouyer will speak on behalf |

_ BO. Box 948 A wire
_ PRINCE RUPER®, B.O, will bring u

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You are supporting a local industry and ‘encouraging the § | ‘Terrace, Saturday, August 19:

Hazelton, Monday, August.21.. ee errs || 5]
_ Telkwa, Tuesday afternoon, August 22... oo MP Fire, Automobile, Sick-
~ Smithers, Tuesday evening ee > negs-and Aceident —

Houston, Wednesday afternoon, August.23 . **.-|||I) Mo me
Burns Lake, Wednesday evening. re nn a .
{ . _ ” The public is inyited to these meetings’. |. HAZELTON, B. C.

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