For growing Boys

Kelloge’s Corn Flakes is the
best breakfast or supper you

can give them.

W. J. Larkworthy

and Girls

New Hazelton

ELKS NOT TO ORGANIZE HERE

For the Present—Committee to do
Some Missionary Work

t, A. Miquelon of Edmonton, Grand
Ledge organizer for the Order of the
Lilks, met a number of the local men
ni the Terrace Hotel on Thursday ev-
chiug. In hix address he emphasized
the point that while the ordet is a
fratermul society. it is pre-eminently a
service club. "The benevolent work of
ihe organization is especially directed
iv the assistance of the under-develop-
ed children und orphan children, 4
ing to provide them with no

equal chance to develop into
citivens.

The matter of organising a loge in
Teamnce was disenssed, but it was felt,
in view of recent organization of other
laiges. the tine was not opportiung.
A temporary committee was appolnte
io luok into the matter and make plang
fer future work in.the district.

Hurvesting in Manitobit, the south-
ern part of Saskatebewan and Ather-

ft begun the first of the week.

SEARING ROAST BEEF

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Contrary tu general opinion among
many housewives and cooks, the initial
searing of beef in roasting, with a view
to prevent the escape of juices and
more Yolatile constituents, is not im-
portant, As a matter of. fact recent
scientific experiments in the cooking
of cat have shown that, while sear-
ing lessons -the thue, it increnses the
losses in cooking. Seaved roasts, it is
true, brown better than those cooked
at an even temperature from th start,
but, on th other hand, roasts cooked at
the lower temperature throughout are
sufficiently brown to be attractive and
they are more evenly. cooked. They
nre less likely to be cooked too much
on the outside and extremely rare in
the centre,. Thes: experiments have
proved that, while a slightly longer
period is necessary when cooking at a
lower temperature than was formerly

‘I thought advisable, the lower tempera-

ture produces nu more evenly cooked
roast with considerably less shrinkage
and Joxs of fat and the ‘olatile ele-
ments. ‘

and berth included.

43 LOW SUMMER

and steamer,

* Effective June 18

Ccomaciamn

aboard a “Prince” boat en route .. -

will meet your budget. Stop-overs at Jasper Park
Lodge in the Rockies and Minaki Ledge in Lalre
of the Woods will make your vacation memorable.

* SAILINGS EACH WEEK

Or tearvet East by rail and retum via Prince Hupert

For information call or write

\. LOCAL aGENT OR P. Lalde, DE. &

; VIA
PRINCE RUPERT

- Ht costs but $13 more to
spend two days ai sec .
meals

FARES

» A, Prince Rupert.

near future.

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New Hazelton, B.C.

CACHE ACHE ANIA IIE HHI

guest of friends in Hazelton lust week

| Smeets Of interest to you

Miss Olive Munro of Irince Rupert

is a guest of Miss Mary Sargent.
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Robt. Hunter spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Hd. Sweet and Mrs, Hunter
und family. He left that night for
Burns*Lake where he will relieve the
bank mannger for a ionth or so.

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- Miss Funny MeLaren of Terrace ac
companied Jonas Willman of Usk te
Prince Rupert one day last week for
Thedigil treatment.

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|The fishes of the Pacific. heard
Aothe f$bera) eoaention last EF ciday
and ealhes than’ be cousidered among
the delegates they bended ~ north © in
hombers that tus.itevans fishiug in
the Shicnaceame home with the Lav-
wal Coregates, ae ‘ine tn Aizertou
Kiiday morniyg, ‘Ds vosay “na mses
Let ceme up Skee this, yeu, Cwweet
‘he poo fish”

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Capt. John Willman, manager Col-
wnario Consolidated Gold Miues Ltd.
of Usk. retumed last Thursday atier
i business trip-to Toronto.

Dr. R. C. Bamford, dentist, Smith-
ers, Will be in Hazelton to attend to
any dental work necessary, from the
mist of August to the 25th of August.
Make your appointments early.

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We are indebted to the Rev. T. H.
Wright. BB. A. B. D., for a copy of
Hnnts Post of Huntingdonshire, Eng.
hey. Mr. Wright has been assisting in
yastoral work there during the yaca-
tion scnson,

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The second crop of alfulfa hay has
heen safely harvested and stowed
away at the hospital farm. The same
farm had, this year, the largest erop
of ruspberries in its history. Pickers
have heen scarce.
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sume work has been done with thé
erader’on the far end of the Benment
cut off on the main highway. The
road just there is now in good shape.

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Miss Bessie Movre of Terrace was a

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Miss Nelson of Fernie has been ap-
pointed tencher in the Hazelton pub-
lic school for th ensueing term. ‘She
has been Visiting in town for a week
or two,
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The RC, ML BP. have disposed of the
two saddle horges which have deen on
the joh jwith the local detachment for
uo soo many yents, Miss Kennedy
hought one and Seotty McRae got the
other, In, fiiture only curs and planes
will he used by the force when the
trains cannot be nged. '

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Pr, 1. C. Wrinch will leave on Sat-
urdiy next for Vancouver to attend a
Inecting of the Economic Council. He
WIN retnen the following Saturday.

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,«. Son wis horn in the Hazelton
Tfospital on Friday of list week to Mx,
aud Mrs, Jetfrey Harris of Kisplox

Doings Around Home

and your friends

Miss Kemp-of Kitwanga was in the
hospitul as a patient for a day or two.
4 seo a wet

cans. Andy Grant says that he is
still fully vccupied in connection. with
relicf matters, ‘getting the new forms
all filled up properly.

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There hax heen a great demand for
cerns this’ year by all thrifty house
wives, More food products that are
natural te the district are being put
down than ever before in an effort te
heat: the high cost of Hving. ‘The can-
ning process. will be:w wood thing until
the can factories get the price of cans
up so high that people cannot hiv
them any more, ;

Hay is a faivly short crop this year
and nell bunches of grass are heing
cut that other year would not he look-
ed at. But the stock have to live and
indications are that rellef Inoney will
fairly scares ind harder to get,

Se ee :
The annual meeting of the Associat-
vd Boards of Trade will be- held in
Prince Rupert next week and a lot of

delegates hove been appointed — from
various places along the line.
Will you be ut the dince ‘in New

Vazeltton Friday night in aid of the
W, A. to the HW. IL?) The musie will
he good and the dance will start on
time. Remember, that while you are
having a good time you are helping
the oldest institution in the north—the

Hazelton Hospital.

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In uhont two more weeks the boys
nnd: girls will go back to school and
the muthers will begin to feel easy
again.

ee

-gohn Sinith returned home Tnesday
morning after spending several weeks
fishing on th lower Skeenn,

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Hugo Johnson was 2 patient in the
IIuzelton Hospital for a few days on
account of a nasty cut on his foot.

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Two car loads of gypsies rolled into
town on Tuesday afternoon, had sup-
Ler on the main boulevard and then
proceeded to South Hazelton where
thy cumped for the night adoining the
GN. R. depot. While there were on-
ly two big quis they were loaded down
‘iM never were the oh] fashion wagons
the eypsies used: in year gone, by, but
while they have ndopted the new mode
of tranportation thy have the same old
hag of tricks, and many an old batch-
elor was made to blush as the: coy
mids wished to vend their hands,

Lys :

Tick
have heen spending a few weeks with
Mrs, I. Spooner, left Tuesday for the
northern prairies,

Johu D, Galloway is now enroute to
Unzelton where he will visit a few

-|days before proceeding on his journey

to examine some mining properties in
th north. Mv. Galloway has a lot of
friends in the north who will be glad
to see him again.

oem

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7 Admission 50c¢

- Hospital Dance
New Hazelton Hall |

a Under the auspices of the Naw Hazelton members of the.
W, A, to the H. H, will be held

Friday evening, August 7

Dancing will start at 9.30

Good Music Furnished

Wo. Grant’ Agency li” 7

Notary Pubite

nerreseniing
Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

You Office Work giver
Prompt and Careful
Attention

HAZELTON, B. C

Rpooner and his friend who.

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. G,

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and
Printed

Prinec Rupert,. B.C.

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City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

W. B. Leachi Owner

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
will bring u

P.O. Bux 848
PRINCE RUPER™ B.C,

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COOPER H. WRINCH

L censed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance,
I. including

Fire, Automobile Sick- |
ness and Accident

’ HAZELTON, B. C.

Dr. R. C. Bamford &

DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9amto6pm Evenings
by appolniment.

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tie-
kets for any peridd at $1.60 per
month in advance. This rate in-
eludes office consultations, medli-
felnes, as ‘Well ag:all costs while
in the hospital. ~ ‘(Mokets are ob-
’ tainable in Haziton atthe drug
store or. by mall-from the medi- :

eat snperintendant. at the Hospital