NEW HAZELTON,

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B. C,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1935

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Regularity! |
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“You sweep out, you trim the windows. you dust off the counters
you. make up new price cards, you unpack and arrange new stock, you
plan your merchandise showings, you do. these and a hundred other nee-
essary jobs, REGULARLY in the normal conduct of your business.

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“But bow about the biggest job of all—contacting the people and
telling them repeatedly that you are in busitiess and have the goods they
nerd....Do you do that REGULARLY? . Do you figure you are going to
pet your share of the available business if you don't tell folks about your
merchandise and service at REGULAR intervals instead of doing the job
spasmodicalfy or not at all?

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“By all known. tests, experience and thousands of rerords, the ae-
knowledged hest-of-all medium for REGULARITY is advertisiny in the
local newspRper. A newspaper going REGULARLY in io the bomes of
your prospective custumers, not only in your town hat the surrounding
territory as well, makes it easy enough for anyone to see how your local
- ewapapet C*fers y v dhe finest kiad of a veliele for carvyity your busi.
ness message REGULARLY to the people.

“And don’t think that ‘these folks won't miss your REGULARITY
of advertising. They looy for their newspaper REGULARLY. study
ils advertising (yours, if it is there) REGULARLY. ;

“And what’s more, you'll find they are buying fairly REGULAR.
LY, too, if you'll just check up, especially with the advertisers who do
use space REGULARLY. ,

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YOURS FOR MORE REGULARITY IN ADVERTISING

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Col, Pragnel of the Indian Depart-
ment, made a call Inst week on the
Indinn Agent, Capt. G. C. Mortimer.
It is the first time the colonel has been
here for a couple of Fears as his health

ix none tao robust.
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Mr. nnd Mrs, Rebt. Hunter have got
most of the material on hand for their
new home at Two Mile. Building has
started.

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GL, Gour of Dryden, Ont., took a
holiday and landed ‘in New Hazeiton
Tuvsday nfternoun, He was looking
the country over. He has a good farm
ut home, stock, implements, buildings
and 'n family, but he thought he might
like a change. He found the land toc
much on the slope and feared he would
fall off with his’ plow or binder, He
decided to continue his joutney east-
wink) and settle. down again at Dry-

den Ont.

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Several people: in Hazelton report
having seen. the meteor which passed
over this part of the world on. Tues-
day evening. It was a-very large one
and very brilliant, and it seemed to be
travelling very slowly, due to the great
distance it was away.

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~ On Wednesday night of Jast week 2
meeting of the Board of Directors of
‘the Hazelton Hospital was held and
Robt, Hunter was appointed account-

_lant to earry on the work started by 5

| Mallinson. The Board also decided to
mnke a further drive to sell hospital

“I tickets, These tickeis, which ae only

a dollar and a half a month, gives the
owner a yery complete health and ac-
cident. insurance, It is the cheapest

heallh insurance that can be had. |
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The W. A. to the H. H. will hold a
Home Cooking Sale and afternoon tex
at the home of Mrs.’ W. S. Russell on
Friday, June 14 from 3.30 to 5.30,
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Mr. Fruuk Major ef New Westmin-
xter Ins been visiting his“ nlece, Mrs.
So Mallinson, ; ‘
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‘On Monday morning Capt. Morti-
mer: left for the Babine to see about
the TIndinus out there getting busy on
their. farms. He is taking out the

: necessary seeds and will be there long
-tenough to see that they put the seed in
“|the ground. This wil also be. the first

trip iu the new boat the “department
of Indlan Affaivs .has furnished ‘for
‘use on Babine Lake. | a
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Mat: Myros left on Saturday for
MoutrenL where he will take ship for
Furope.. He. will. visit his old home
und other parts of the continent. He
expects tu le away a couple of months.

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Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

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A week ago Mike George started. to
haut poles uguin from his limits north
of town, ‘Tiwo trucks are on: the job
and they will probably be worked two
shifts os there nre several thousand
pieces to come down, Lording at the
local depot will, it is expected, be fair-

ly steady all simnner,.
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More and'mdre arders fo cedar®
poles and piling ure being received by
the Hanson Timber Co, and some days
the waytrelght looks like old times
with a large part ofythe load made up
of cedar poles, The @enand is tnerets
ing satisfactorily, und it is expected
that prices will go up in an short time.
As for opening’ camps for cutting the
Herald is'informed that nothing will
likely -he? doing for some time, The
companys Will, however, buy any poles,
and ‘piling: taken out. independently.
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His Honor the Lieut-Govenor has
been pleased to make the following ap-
pointment —Willinm Glennie, MeDame
Creck, to be ‘stipendiary Inagistrate
for the counties of Prince Rupert and
Cariboo ; also to be. coroner in and for
the province. Myr. Glennie recently
left Hazelton for McDame Creek,
. ; et om ,
Rev. Cunon Proctor is a guest of his
old friends in Hazelton. He came to
Prince Rupert fran the Pence River
Block to attend the Synod meeting.
He is now enroute: bone, .
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Last Monday. night George Crowe
was host to a number of-people from
Hazelton and Two Mile nt his resi-
dence on the Four Mile rond. ‘The oc-
casion was the golden jubilee of his |‘
arrival in Cannda. The young folk
indulged in games the envly part of the
evening and then danced with George
stepping out like a colt.
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~The wild roses are now in bloom and
in‘n few days the country will be a
innss of pink. | The Skeenn lilies are
algo at their best now. Both the wild
roses amd the Skeena lilles are very
fragranty :

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The Now Unezelton girls ‘nenin heat

Inst Saturday night. “Lhe acore was
7 to 2 A umber of people watehed
the pliy, but not many knew there
was to he a game. .The same applies

ro! prudticnlly all ball games played in}
the district.

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The Hoye dance in the New Hazel-
ton hall willl be held on Ubursday ev-
ening, June 27. The Strollers orches-
tra of Velkwa will furnish the music.
This orchestra is in great demand and
it was difficult to get an open date.

Athuission Tic, including amusement
tax. ‘

Northern British Colum:
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flandling t

he following lines of Cars
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_Acarload-arriving soon

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the Tzelton girls in a good gameé of]
seft bull on the.New Hazelton grounds |-

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, Grant’s ‘Agency

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
‘Attention

Notary Public

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Representing —

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Stationery
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The - Hazelton Hospital

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The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50

inedicines, aS well as all costs

the Drug |
from the Medical Superintend-
ent nt the Hospital.

in advance. This rate
office. consultations,

the Hospital. ‘ Tickets
inable in Hazelton at
Store, or by mail

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