* "sO NEW HAZELTON,

RK, G.,

WEDNES \¥, JUNE 15, 1936

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| BAS E B Al. L! Y.

Every boy and baseball fan
will want this up-to-date
book, ‘‘Baseball—and How
to Piay it’, by Frank J.
(Shag) Shaughnessy, Man-
ager of the pennant win-
ning Montreal Royals.
Pitching, batting, base

- running-all the fine points
of the game are clearly
explained and illustrated.
Here’s how to get it. Sim-
ply send in to the address
below a "CROWN BRAND”
or “LILY WHITE” Corn

' Syrup label with your
nameand address and the
words “Baseball Book”
plainly written on the
back—and your copy will
be mailed to you right
away.

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The CANADA STARCH COMPANY Limited
P.O, Box 388, MONTREAL sy. 2

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Consilerable’ remodelling has just
heen. completed at the Grosvenor,
nnd you will find your stay even
more enjoyable than formerly,
Rates remain the same. The per-
sonal supervision of Mr, Baynes,
(hyner-mangger, assures you - of
every modern convenience, plus
nnebtrasive service.

TOBACCO—Sampie Package, 10 Ibs
niild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
paraution to give good aroma to tobacco
free, all for $1.50, or 50 Ibs. $5.00.

Agents wnnted.—-The Capital Gasoline

Light Co., 443 Cumberland St., Ottawre

WAKE UP-YOUR
LIVER BILE—

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

The liver should Ree f¢ out two pounds of

liquid bile into your bowela daily. If thia bile *
is not flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest,
It just decays in the bowels. Gag bloata up
your stomach, Youget constipated. Harmful
polsoris go Inte. the body, and you feel sour,
aunk and the world lookepunk,;

A mere bowel mavement doesn't liways get
atthe cause, You need something that worka
on the liver ag well, Lt takes those good, ald
Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two |
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you

- feel “up and up". Harmless and gentle, the
make the bile flow freely, They do the war!
, of calomel bat-have no calomel or moreury Ini
-them’ Ask for Carter’s Little Liver Pills by.
mane! Stabbomiy refuse anything else, je. 26e,

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i ‘our “miles. of ‘the. road dione’ ‘the .

north side of the - Skeena | were’, taken
out, and ae small ridge: across. a ough
an the’ far. side’ ‘of: the: 'Skeona ‘ferry
Innding Hag “aande, travel | ‘from. tht:

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i Of Interest to. Most Folk |

: _ Gathered from Here,’ There and Beyond |

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Eddie Denno was admitted last week
to the Hazelton Hospital and under-
went an operation for’ appendicitis.
He is doing-well now and wants to get

home and back to work.
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On acvount of high water the golf
fans of Hazelton were out playing on
Tuesday night for the first time in two
weeks. While the golfers were holt-
daying the grass grew doubly fast and
had to be gone over 9 couple or more
times hefore it was in the usual shape.

“oh o*
There will be cheap rates on the
Cranadinn railways over the Dominion
Day holiday.

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Owing tu floods both north and
south the Premier, Mr. Pattullo, and
his ministers who are to take part in
the Omineca by-election, have been de-
lnved. The Gunpaign will be shorter

and merrier ouve it gets going.
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A. correspondent wha’ sees the work-
ings of an unseen hand, writes that
spme yerutrs ago Hon, Dr. Toalmie came
through the country and the. country
got no erops that year. Then Hon. T.
NM, Pattnilo came throngh nnd was ae-
companied. by hard frost in July 5, 6
This month Premier Pattullo
wud several of his ministers were to
operate in Ominect and the country is
visited) hy floods the like of which are
nat on-recard.: This country, accord-
lyr te our cerrespondent, | does not

secur to properly wupreciate politicians
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Sinithers Jud ‘to xot in on the flood
publicity aud so report the loss of a
toy bridge at the golf gromnds and an
other! bridge aver a creck out in’ the
country,
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A grent many visitors from the in-
terior have paid a visit. to Hazelton
the past week to see the ravages of
the flood,
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Owing to flood conditions in hoth the
north and the south the public works
department issued orders for all work’
to he shut down. It seems the pubtic
works department and the finance de-

or to figure out a plan to raise money
for the repair work. It will ron inte
several] million dollars. Even the dam

has not been repnired,.
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A Chiniman who Jost his laundry
last week in Ilagzcltan is already get-

occupied by the 0.1K. Cafe.
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Atv. and Urs. Elnoey have moved dn
to the house formerly ocenpted by Sret
and Mrs, Cuiverhouse on the river
hawk. Sf cand) Mrs, Trvine are also
getting settiod in their place after De-
jn disturbed by the flood.

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None ot the people along the river
front. have nny back yards: ang more.
The river, it is estimated, has eut Into

‘Jthe bank on the Hazelton side for an
nyerage of 41. feet for. the distance of |

aa “At Cedurvale the, ROV ernment: bidee

sever]. blocks.
re

partment must get their heads togeth- |.

nzo dune last fall, along the Skeena ||

ting established on the site formenty |

between the mainjand and = Tomlin-
son's island wag washed out. Bd. Hod-
kins had to inove out of his onto 4
icnoll on, the railway right of away, and
one of bis farm buildings .was washed
upon the right of way. Taree In-
dinns in a canoe were carried by the
current into the telegraph wires tivice.
Dennis (Christopher whose farm is near
Cedarrale, lost his” house enrly in the

flood.
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Miss Jonn Hallett of the provincial
secretary’s department was caught nt
Woodcock hy- the flood. and”: liad’ to
wilk to ‘Kitwanga “where she’ got a

train to Sinithers. ;
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The Citizens Association of New
Hazelton will hold a dance in the New
Hazelton hall on Monday -night, June
23nd in honor of the new king’s hirth-
day on June 23rd... This dance will be
fust as good as any yet. ithe reason
for helding it on the night of the 22nd.
is so that the dancers may have a rest
on the 28rd which is a holiday, and no

w orvies about getting to school or work
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FOR SALE—Secont hanil. lumber,

dows.—Apply to Ominera Herald cf-

fice, New Hazelton.
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Hon. Dr Weir is campaigning in the
Qmineva riding for the Liberals. He
is probably telling the folk all about
his health insurance act. Whether the
rest of the cabinet and the premier got
in or not seems to be hard to learn,
Work and wages, however, do not
seem to be so popular now as at one
time in seme quarters. .

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The Stigine river reached the great- |s
est height known and the river boat
which went up, and was marooned for
ten days, had to return on account of

the flood conditions.
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in good shape....Rough lumber, Floor- |
ng, 2 x 4s and 2 x 6s, Poors and win.)

Have you paid your subscription yet?

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wil furnish the music.” “

wide of the river bossible only: for foot et

IsHengers., ae vr coe

Under the auspices. of the Citizens? Association.

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Dance, June 22nd

King’s Birthday oo

Ne Hazelton hall

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sion 50c -- |

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AC hil game hot ween, New Tiizelten’
wid Sinithers was sebediwed for Sy
diay next, hut oa mimber of the local
Jboys got a ehance for some work on
the railway and left for it on Wednes-
day. They probably will be. away ail

SUNnINIPY,
sme

MARK CONNELLEY CHOSEN

The second Liberal convention to
choose 1 candidate ‘to contest the Om-
ineca by-election, was held at Vander-
hoof on Friday last and resulted in
the selection of Mark M. Connelley of
Fraser Lake. He was in the field be-
fore when Andy. Ruddy. beat him to it
At the second convention Bill Saunders
of Palling aud Mr, Campbell of South

-.|Bank were also in the field and it is].

understood that there was quite a lot
of fun at the mecting. However, all
parties have their candidates in the
field and the empaign is on with all
the big guns of the Liberal party rush-
ing north to support their man.

NEW HALL IS DELAYED |

Owing to the floods of the Skeena
and the washout of the railway ond
the closing in of the saw mill: towns
on the Skeenn, the construction of the
new hall at [azelton is at a standstill
indefinately, The order for lumber
had been placed ond was expected on
each train, but now there are no trains
The-buiiding committee might decide
to eancel the first order and but from
a mill te the east or in Vanconyer.

BILL PATMORE GETS POSITION

Word has been received that W. H.
(Bill) Patmore, bas an appointment as
au assistant in geology at Princeton
University. Mr, Patmore, son of Mr.
L. W. Patmore of Prince Rupert, grad-
united from the University of B.C. in
1935 with first class honors tn geo-
logy. This spring he wis awarded a
Carnegie Scholarship and expects to
recelve his. muster’s degree here in
September. He is an experienced pro-
Spector and.for this summer is in
charge of some prospecting work for
Hedley Maseot Gold Mines Ltd.

The above is from The Province.
Bill Patmore is well known along the
Skeena river.

Builders Supplies

Bough and Dressed Lumber

Lime | Cement Bricks
‘A complete stock af Builders
Supplies

Quick delivery by’ rail or truck
¢

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Smithers, B.C,

HAZELTON LAND DISTRICT

Distr iet of Coast Range v

Lands for a license to. prospect for coal
over lang known os Section 20, Town-
ship 1A, RV. Coast District, |.

‘Sarah M. Frank
Da ted May 13th, 1036, :

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HAZELTON LAND pisratcr.
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_ DISTRICT OF. coast RANGE ve

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, ake Notice that L Sarah aM. yrank,
intend, io. apply to . the Minister * of| ©
| Lands: for a Ilcense: to brospect for’ conl |:
over, and, known’ ‘a8 Section: ‘21,: D 2B,
1A, an : Coast: District.

Take Notlee that I, Sarah M. Frank :
jintend to apply tothe Minister of

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The Mail Order Drug Store
.° of Northern B, C.

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Fancy Goods Kodaks -
Pictures Developed and

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The Hazelton Hospital |

_‘{he Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.60
a month in advance, This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital, Tickets
nre obtainable in Hazelton at
the Ding Store, or. by mafi
from the Medical Superintend-
it at the Hospital.

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HAZELTON

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