NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935

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Tour of British Columbla—Prince Eupert, Jasper, Van-

couver .
Por information Call or write to

Saturdays 6 p.m.
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LOCAL AGENT

or P, Lakie, D.P. & P. A., Prince Rupert

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CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS

Fifteenth Annual

Bulkley Valley Fall Fait

August 38, 29 and | 30

SMITHERS, British Columbia]

nia oa

Base Ball

Horse Racing Lots Fun

.| expected today.

. returning officer for Skeena iding, was

‘|ter grado also.

‘GRAND DANCE:ON ERDAY FT

Jture seems. to be tailing a. pretty hard

SPECIAL FARES. TO SHIRES ON: THE RAILWAY FROM. OUTSIDE

‘POINTS. 7 :

EExhibits, from ‘West: of Smilies n mia
‘day morning, tran, Augnét, za

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spwry of ‘curtailing production and dis-|,

received on or betore the ‘Thurs.

ie ee nly Iso OF” Columbia” School. of “Aero- }
a mities, pnid’ ‘a Visit. to this : district
: -|the latter part of: last. week interview: 7
possible candidates for that’ schoql, ra
‘ ny’ he-.went, down: “to! Ter)
. {rate ind* Tsk” ‘where:

“| nen: Antimaced thelr: desire: to: ‘go. in: for

Miss Clara Schultzle of Mission B.C
spent a couple of days last week with
‘Miss Hazel Lamb and. then proceeded

tn “dvi 2 her parents at Shemes. .
ase

W. S. Russell of Hazelton returned
home last Thursday night: after 02
motor trip to Vancouver where he ac-
companied his three daughters. The
Misses Russell and Mr. Hawkins will
remain in Vancouver, On the home
Ptrip Mr. Russell was accompanied by
Mrs. Wall and Mrs, Monk and family
of Smithers. Mr, Russell says that he
had a very fine trip and that he did

some business in Vancouver.
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Of interest to you

The Parliament of Canada was pro-
rogued. on Tuesday and the official
arnouncement of the election date was

: Pe

Thor Strombolt of Topley spent a
conple of days in the. district last
week mid visited his daughter Ww ‘ho is

on fhe hospital staff.”
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John Ashman returned to New Haz-
elton last Friday after an absence of
severul weeks. He: made a trip into
the Copper river country and then he
spent sone weeks near Smithers.
es

Reid McLella of Prince Rupert, the

here last Saturday. He is making a
triyi over the riding appointing deputy
returning officers and making other
arrangements for holding the pole. = *
ss 4
There have been a great many tour-
ists in the district the. past week. At
one time the hotel capacity-was taxed
and there was one party of sixteen in
three cars. So fur: this has been the
best tourist season.
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Spurt team visiting Smithers in fu-
ture will kindly present themselves to
the Interior News to,see if they are
garhed in accordance with the. editor's

iden of what uniform’ ‘should be,
be : ie

Harvesting in this district is in full
swing. Teo Spooner is. running the
bider and in dune course. will start the

threshig machine.
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Rev: B, Sherman of St. Peter's An-
‘slican -chuceh, -Hazelton, has returned
from the canneries where he spent a
few wegks,. Mrs. Shermun and daugh-

fer will retarn Inter.
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“Drowvess on the “new piece of high-
way east of New Hazelton was held
up lust week on aeconnt.of a break on
the. gravel loader, but while the men
were waiting for the new part they
were put to work on.another. short bit
of new toad which will do away with
n-conple of cnrves and glve ‘a lot bet-

Lala
Floods, forest fires, high ‘tempera-
tures, rust and storms are doing a lot
of damage onthis continent and na-

posing of. what. has already, been ‘ro.
deed. ; o

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gs “aneilina ‘shan chief vocational

, | ing
on Thu

‘several © ‘young

‘Doings Around Home

| brings together

‘|that something

‘Threow in Canada...”

and your friends

etter eee Oe hee Lek SA CR

trict during the past week.
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The weather of the next week or so
will have an importunt bearing on the
ultimate. yield of the Saskatchewan
crops Ww hich have been effected by rust
and drought, In Manitoba only-a very
light yield of poor quality ean be ex-
pected from the: 120.000 acres of
bread wheat which have been severely
infected by rust. -

‘Orme’: S, ‘Lid.

(The Pioneer. Druggist)

The Mail Order. Drug Store
of Northern B. CG

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cele: -

Drugs. Stationery
Fancy Goods. Kodaks
Pictures: Developed and
Printed *

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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Se

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No-_ organization wf a similar nature
nore countries than
the World’s Pouttry Science Assucia-
tion does at the World's Poultry Con-
gressos which nre the trienniul meet-
ings of the Association, Cunnda takes
t lending part in. this work nud w til be
represented at the next congress to be
held in. Berlin in 1936.
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The Crisis Agvicnltural Law, 1988.

of Holland, is ne half measure. It

“The -Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital: issues
tickets fox any period at $1.50
i month in advance. This rate

" ineludes . office consultations,
medicines, a3 well as all -eosts-
while at the Hospital. Tickets
are obtainable. in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or “by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hespital.

frants direct subsidies, controls, the

ie ee ety fem teen cin Ne ee eens eee

entire process of agricultural produe-
tion and. distribution, and = moenopoli-
ges the importation and exportation
of differct products,
Ce
Mr. and Mrs. KR. 8. Sargent left Tlaz-
elton this week for a motor trip south.
Mr. Surgent hopes to meet a brother
in the south.from California.
ane , .

Several Jocal young men have. gone
to Usk to work in the road camp. It
is expected. that they will get at least
u month’s steady work before they are
chunged for others. Nearly sixty men
are, working in that camp and the ap-

Let me gye you a FREE “HASTINGS”
Compression Test.

ACETYLENE WELDING

SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICK'S.

MARTIN'S GARAGE
HAZELTON

Wrecking Truck
Bleetrie Tools

plications for jobs are numerous so

that the work will probably. be retated
: eas

The ris ght of way for the approsch

from the west end to the proposed

high level crossing at New Hazelton

bas been cut out this week. ;

: eee

The electric storm yesterday woke

the people of Hazelta ‘up to the. fact

;

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allen Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

was happening. A
big tree across the river was: struck
and some of the boys thonght a plane
had landed in their midst'or some one
had pulled a.cork. Scotty AfcRie's
tadio at Seuth Hazelton. was also put
out out of conmission,

6 & & ; :
The Dominion Government: will help
farmers séenre good brood sows so as
to increase the ontput of high class

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EXAMINED PITMAN PROPERTY

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COOPER H. WRINCH

Leensed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of ~insurance,
nel uding

‘ness:and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C..

Mr, and Mes, A. EB, Verner of San Fran |’
cisco, Calf., were in New Hazelton @
couple of “days last week, “Mr. Verner |.
is interested in “a gold “property at
Pitman. and they went down’ there for
a day or two. On their’ vetuyn to New
Hazelton they ‘motored to Vanderhoot
and from there flew in. to Germanson
ereek where Mr, Verner is interested
in a Placer property. He: knows John
Dahl. ‘and, Arthur ‘Linguist, -twor local
men who are, operating on McConnell
cr eek. Mr, Verner stated that he was
coming . back ; to. ‘New. Hazelton in: one).
or twa weeks; He -hag, been here sev

ed ‘with , ‘the country. a

%, _VisrToRs. FROM ‘TOPLEY.

eral times. hefore and is we ell acquaint

‘good, hotel serving,
“the: north: land

“Prince Rupert, B. C.
HL. B. + Rochobter, manager

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