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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1936

Builders Supplies

Bough and Dressed Lumber

Lime. Cement Bricks
A complete stock of Builders
Supplies

Quick delivery by rail or truck

Smithers Lumber Yards
Smithers, B.C.

REEMALLEEERRAELENCIE

Smithers Garage

& Electric
Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Service

Accetylene Welding
Experts

RARECAKKEMELAAKENECAF AS F

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Chilly days mean nothing in Van-
couver if you plan on staying ut
Hotel Grosvenor, for here you find

an vreat cheery lounge and open
fire place—rooms are modern in-—
every respect. You will be just
around the corner from shops and
theatres, boats and trnins—itnd be
able to sleep quietly every night.
The Grosvenor has no bar.

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

‘And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the
. Morning Rarin’ to Go
The Iver should ma out two pounds of
“Jiquid bile into your daily. If this bile
ignot flowing freely, your efoodivesh’ tdigest,
It just d pean in the bowels, Gas bloats up
yourstomach, Youget constipated, Marmfal
poisons ga into the body, and yau feel sour,
sunk and the world looks punk, |
‘Atiera bowel movement doesn’talways get
' atthe cause, You nee something: that worka
‘on the liver #4 well. It takes those good, ald
Carter’s Little Liver Pilla to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make ‘oul
feel:"up and up’’. Harmless and gentle, t oy
make bila fow freely. They do the wor
of calomel but,have no calomel or mercury, in
them. Auk for 5 Little
‘paras! Stabbornly refuse

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

Bids will be received by the under-
signed up to Saturday, December 19th,
for the log building in New Hazelton,
known as the Silver Standard cabin.
The logs in this building are in good
shape and ean be moved. Apply to C.
H. Sawle, Herald Office.
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A daughter was born at the Hazel-
ton Hospital on Thursday, Dec, 10, to
Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison. —
ane
Juck Stanyer of Francois Lake was
in Hazelton a couple of days last week
returning to the Lakes Country Mon-
day by car. ,
* as
’ Miss Clara Schultize of Vancouver
jaissed through here last Saturday to
visit with her parents at Shames,
eae
Austin Goodenough of Smithers was
culled to Rupert last Saturday for a
conference with M1. Hanson. ,
eee
Premier Pattullo and Hon, Jobu
Hart, minister of finance; have returi-
ed ta Victoria from Ottawa where they
attended the conference of the provin-
ves nnid-the Dominion government. It
is gnessed by some of the press writers
in Victoria that a provincial election
will he held in B. C. sure next spring.
a2 & &
It is revocted that relief men on the
road jobs ave to receive 3c on hour
wey instead of 25¢
sk it
Miss Ida Sehultize who has peen at,
hov home in Shames for. some time, is
nu guest of Mrs. Ward 3 Afurshell in Maz.

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Many a tired. business man who
@uims his baby kept him up ‘all night

isn't always telling a lie.
+ oe

sir, on how to rum a newspaper.
‘Editor—You'yve come to the wrong
person, son, Ask-any of our non-sub-

‘\scribers who hing around reading the

snbseribers papers.
ees

‘The Omineea Herald is only $2.00 .

Cub Reporter—I'd like some nivice!

Beautify Church
A Work of Love

The other day we dropped ‘in to see
A. I. DuCharme where he is working
in the old Agar garage office, and as
we entered we found him down on his
knees running fine gold lines on a
white background.

Mr. JhuCharme is an expert mechan-
ic and has been working’ for some time
ona new alter for the local Catholic
church, When we saw it the. alter
was almost finished. The gold work
and another coat of white would com-
plete it.

Mr. DuCharme said he had consid-
erable trouble securing wood that was
sufficiently dry to work without it
ehecking. He instanced the main pil-
lurs that were made from an old pine
fenee post. He found the stick, ex-
amined it and saw that it was sound.

pillars.

' The workmanship throughout shows
great care and ‘skill.
the impression of being the work of a |
main who not only knows how to do!
things but takes a great pride in doing
them well.

Mr. DuCharme told a story of an
interesting life. In the early part of
the century he worked in the Cushing
shops in Edmonton; tater he was con-
tracting around Walnwright, Alta.,
and still later followed the same oceu-
pation in the Peace River country.

When the depression came he took

to the west a few years ago. In 1934
‘he arrived in Prince Rupert where he
contacted Bishop Bunoz. Since then
nearly all his time has been taken up
with various works for the Catholic
church. He spent quite a time at
Sinithers in connection with the church
and hospital there; then some time at
Hazelton onthe new church ;; built .a
tnew ehureh at Port Essington, When
;the work at Essington was finished he
linoved to Terrace with his daughter,

The Gite That's Different

you will find it the Best yet. Hav

FANCY STATIONERY

At,Christmas Time when you wish to make a- gift that is a little
different and a little better than an ordinary gift you naturally look
over the steck in the Drug Store....Our Stock is now on Display and

TOILET SETS FOR BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
BILL FOLDS

CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS and Many

e alook early and make a choice.

“Other Senasonable Artieles.

Up-to-Date

Drug Store

Liver Pil ia by
else. 252. .

TFT SPPTEPP SY ES PE? >> > DEY YY CRIA IAIORCIER IER IOIEHEREEE

CHRISTMAS FOR ALL

of the following new goods.

~The Hazelton. Hospital

The. Hazelton ‘Hospital. isaues
-thkets’ for any period at $1.60
a, gnonth, in.adyance. This rate .
‘invludes |: office * ‘consultations,
4 iredt¢ines;. ag ‘well’ag all costs”
while ‘at the’ Hospital. .

’ the- Drug Btore, . or. by mail |
"from the ‘Medical ‘Stipertntend
ent at. the Hospital. mo i

| Tickets - ||
" : are obtainable. in Hazelton at, - ||.

Dott Carriages A Baby. Wiles,

Here is the place te do your, Christmas shopping,

Mechanical Toys © Dolla .°Games ‘Toilet. Articles Toilet Sets

Candies in Fancy. Boxes-and in Bulk -Choorlates, ete.

Fresh:-Bruits Nuts, now stock “SERVING «TRAYS :

Artificiat Flowers a oe | Flowers: An: Pots 0
* Cigars: - Cigarettes . aan en - Potiches, ete. a

A most complete line

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It was also bone dry and it made the

‘The dilter gives / 7)

a-trip.to the Eastern States, returning |.

7 affairs of life,

‘f. pital business staff, slipped on the iee

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Hudsons Ban Conyers”

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Christmas Gift

Suggestions

Lovely assortment now on display. Come in
and choosé yours while the stock is complete.

For Her

Silverware from $1.00 up
Lingerine to suit everyone
Stationery

Pillow Cases

Bath Robes

Silk Hose from %de up -
Handkerchiefs

Towel Sets

Bridge Sets

For Him

det : Dies” a . cane
Razors.) oo
Lighters"
Slippers.

Fancy Hoes
Shaving Sets
Cigarette Cases
Bath Robes
Breadeloth Shirts

For the Little Ones

Ask at the Post Office or call up the stove for our Special Gift
Suggestion Folder in Pictures,. Toys, Books, Games, etc. at very

low prices.

If you desire anything Special that we do not stock we sill he
only too glad to secure same for you. ‘

“Funny,” said the ‘colonial’ visitor
to Wuglanud, “that you have so many
tuby cars over here,”

“Nothing of the kind” retorted the
Enelishinan, “isn’t this the mother
country.”

Mrs. Brown, and since then has. best
doing various work on the local church
Now he is building the new alver.

Mr. DuCharina anys that when this
work is finished he. is buoked to build
anew set of pews for Moricetown. He
expects other, work to follow that.

A faithful member of the Catholie
church) Mr. DuCharme gave the im-
pression of a return to the days of a
ceutury baek when members of th
church worked to beautify their places
of worship, not for the material bene-
fits they received from their work, but
for their love of: their retigion,- It was
a refreshing visit, something out of
the ordinary iu these days when the
dollar looms su largely in most of the

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for frozen salmon to the British mav-
ket, supplying more than the combined
total of all other countries. Last year
5,300,000 Ibs. were exported from Can-
udu. to. Great Britain, having 2 total
value of $900,000, and the bulk of this

fish came from Prince Rupert.
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‘ “Stephen
ist, is to visit Vancouver. If he cui
get. more than a selfish grin from the
people in that city he will atively he a

> Robt. Hunter, of the Hazelion Hos- eae
the first of thie sweek and was obliged }
to spend a few days in bed nursing fl
sore buck.

or w ant to bay: try. a: small ady. in tiie
Omineen Herald.

USEFUL GIFTS.

ARE ALWAYS ACTA

“YOU CAN GET THEM FOR
ALL THE FAMILY AT.

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Cannda is ‘the chief source of supply ,

real avtist. ' . woo is

“Tf you have anything to ‘sell, trade —

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