NEW MAZELTON, B. C. WEDNES AY, JANUARY

Scr aH aS PARE ARUP WR

8, 1936

Say al mn
GROSVEN OR

iN QNCOKVET ac

A comfortable modern hotel with all
city conveniences. A wonderful din
ing room with full. hotel service, a
' Spciuos lounge, writing and smoking
roons—nand all so central.

}hud spent the vacation with her fath-

— maa ae

Carson McGuire of Salmon Arm has
been, engaged to sneceed Barry Young
as Superior School teacher at Hazel-

ton. Ne arrived last Saturdny.
ee H
Mr. Gilmour of Vancouver is the
new feacher ut Sealy school. He ar
rived on Saturday. —
s**t &
Miss Eleanor Moxley returned to
Pacific on Saturday last to resume
her duties at the publie school. She

+h om. ing the holidays with her parents in
Smithers,
the

| City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

l

W. B. Leach |

Parents are glad to see the youngsters
under good influences for the sreater
part of the dry. :

elton Saturday afternoon after Rpend:

Mar,
Rock ‘and Mrs. Cooper Wrineh wish to
thank their muuy friends for the kind
expressions of /
floral offerings received during their
recent and sad bereavement

tv Win. Moxley, in Prince Rupert.
‘ as * he +

After some seventeen days of holi-
days, including Butterfield’s Boxing
Day, the schools of the province reop-
ened on Monday. In, the local district
the attendance was quite complete as
there is no sickness to speak of, The
teachers are all on the job and the

ses

Miss Dimmock returned to New Haz,

- CARD OF THANKS

T. HB. Cumpbell, Miss Rerthr

sympathy and beautiful

.| Smith report G0 below and Edmonton

says that there ate. more holes in the

chiklren |
than there ave in

of Nelson,

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a

and the central west reported very
cold weather. Fort Simpson and Fort

24 below. In this section it was 20
above zevo over the week end. But

awny below zero nt a day’s notice, |
eee

On Saturday afternoon while hatul-
ing poles from the busli to the station
Robt. Lacie a Port Stmpsee Tegan,
fell off a load of poles he wag hauling
from: the bush to the station, and some
of the poles went off also, Larson:
was brulsed up some and was taken to
the Hazelton Hospital for repairs. He
waa working for Able Oakes, a Haz-
eltou Indian who has the pole contract
se «.

Hon, Dr. Weir, minister of health,

terth af British tolumbia ,
British = Columbin
vouds.” Eon. Dr. Welr  babsed © his
strfement on facts revealed by a sur-
voy oo! the teeth of the school children

C. Manning, hend of the

has heen promoted te

succeeding the Inte F, 4. |
For some years he was as-

in the
oss of a loving wife and mother.

Owner

Forwarding Transfer
Storage Taxi

All trains are met with both cars
and trucks

Wood and Coal for Sale

‘Dry Birch and Jack Pine/$

in car lots if wanted

up till June 30th, 1936.

Lot 1—
1400. bm Rough 2 in. plank, No, 3

1060 bm fx 6 drop siding, No. 2,

Marshall Bros. & . York
‘HAZELTON

NOTICE

At Kitanmax Hall, Hazel-on, Friday
January 10. 1936

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CONCERT AND DANCE

Given by George Ross of Hagwilget
Come and see Sunny Jim and: his ag-
soclates and get your lnughing bag
chock full. Parade bby Happy Six
Orchestra and Sunny Jim and Asso-
elates ot 7.80. Among: those in the
cust are Expert Jim,’ Choatterbag. Wills
and Feeble Joe.and many others. ;

Admission, Adults, “85e, children 15¢

Guido Bussanien returned teom ry
trip te Smithers on. Saturday evening.

jor, Along, swith th 0!

he: did a lot of good:
farmers, and. also we :
eint Pen

Lot 2—
1656 fence pickets, No. 1, each ..
380 fence pickets, No. 2, ‘each ws

Lot 3
85 pi-ees 3 x 12 square builders

Lot 4—

29 simele trees, each
G1 dauble trees, each ..

Lot 5 a

. Rough Lomber and Dimension, 1 Na.

' Shiplap and ‘sized dimension, No. 1, per m..
Shiplap, dry, 1 x. 8, No.. 2, per Manse ceesees

Shiplap, dry, 1.x 6, No, 2, per mM. ....

- Flooring, 1.x"4,’ spruce. and hemlock,
. Cedar'v- Joint, 1x4, Now, per m..

Cash Stock Taking Sale

Good Till J anuary 31, 1936

Come and leave your orders, local delivery free when required

2000 bm Sized 2 x 4 and 6 in., No. 3 and better, per m

20,000 hm 1 x 4, spruce and hemlock shiplap No. 1 & 2 per 1..16.00
18.00

1800 bm 2 x 10-Gin., sidewalk decking, No. ‘, per-m.
8797 ba 1 x 6 tongue and groove, select, sized, per m. .......
18 cull ard better fence posts .................

145900 fin. fi, eull mouldings, assortel 1 sty Tes per lin ft. .

3 peavey handles, each selsssssnaneeedpronssdiveclacinsadcuttciateles dacenca ‘
15 week yoltes, eae occ fcc:

Shiplap, dry, 1: x 6, No, 1, per oe

‘Edge grain cedar Shingles, No. 1,' 5X, per. ™m
Flooring, Ix 4! spruce: aud” ‘Hemlock, No. 1, per m.

and better per .. seniee 9.00

~ 10.00

2 al) ee

ty Ie, each:

Seah eeaeneenanesrensiae”*

1, ner m.,

No. 2, per m.'

via i
im . 1

“5 % dlegonnt for’ asl

~ Prop siding, 1.x 6, spruce and hemlock, ‘No
~ Balnuee, list of. _ builders supplies ‘at reduced sti

per-m

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| Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

f Over the week end the central north ,

that does not fool anyone. It may go;

Many people in the interior will ve- |
meniber 5,
forestry department in this district for
some years ad with headquarters at
Price Rupert, and they will’ be glad
to learn. that he b
the position of chief forester for the
provinee,
Caverhill:
sistant to the chief forester and as
such handled much of the important
work,

“. @anamon . thing.

' the Trail Riders of the Canadian

: - coutly when the City of Saint Jolin :
. - played: lest. at a: dinner: in’ the =
, Admiral”
. Brunswick's guides at their two-

7 . under tho. chairmanship “of Wh. :
Ham T,, Griftin, of Bolestown, presi
‘‘aldent_of the Association, enjo él

& "To, Charles. ‘Montgomery, ‘one- >
’ time ‘switch-tender and ‘at: pres-

““adlan Paeiflo uptown office build--::

| the: continent,

and “copper, : “and: took, ‘tive: years
to sonairuet... oe .

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Here and There | |

our vanishing wildernesses
have for some time elicited the
‘concern of conservationists, but
mow science is bespeaking our
solicitude in behalf of some of.
the glaciers which bid fair-to
disappear ‘within a few decades,
if scorching - summers ‘succeeded
“by mild winters become the rule.
Dr, Francais E, Maitthes, -of ' the
United States Geological Survey,. -
fears -that within -another 30
years Glacier National Park, Mon-
_ tana, may be minus its “glaciers,
- Mount Rainier National © Park,
Washington, alsu hag suffered
‘from -heat.-prostration. - At no

ing persons has the recession of
the ice rivers in these’areas becn
80 rapid as during the: long-pro-
tracted heyt wave of 1934... bure
ing mormal winters snowfall and
frigidity are wont to repince to a
large degree the molting snows of
summer.. —

Third ‘annual competition for
the most beauiiful auiumn-tinted
Maple Leaf is annouuced by the
Canadian Government. through
the Canadian Travel Bureau: at
‘Ottawa ‘In co-operation with. the

-National Railways. - The -prize
list for, the 1935 competition. pro-
- ¥ides for a total-of $209, of which
$100 foes to the person sending
jo the most beautiful leat; a sec:
ond prize of $40 and a third prize .
o£ 320,

- $80 for the leaf with largest area,
and for second lar zest $10 will be .
awarded,

published work by Joun Murray
Gibbon, while really the story of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, as
so much of other Canadian his- -
tory that it will find a:permanent
place as one of the outstanding
- eontributions to the records of
the Dominion. ‘ Starting with the
first known arrival on our shores,
a Chinaman, Hui Sien, in British
Columbia at the end of the fifth
century, Mr. Gibson. traces the
romantic growth of the Canadian
Pacific, many centuries later, with
@ wealth of ineldent and dotail;
the author's long association: with
the railway having been ‘of the
utmost value,

" Possessing one of the finest col-
lections in the world of colored
pictures of scenes in the heart of >
the Rocky Mountains, 'T; H, Lons- -
dale, of Banff, recently exhibited
them. to tha Women's Canadian
Club at an iMustraiad lecture at .
the Vaucouver Hotel. : -The. pice
tures included scencs of, moun-
tains, valleys, lakes aud bird, ani-
mal and flower lite. ;

Evangeline Booth, . 69-year-old.
commander-in-chicr of ile Salys--
tion Army, told the “glory of the
Armr" to the Men and Women's
Canadian Club at tie’ Royal Yar‘:
Hotel, “voronto, receni.y;. “I was
born in tha Salvaiion Army,” she
sald, “bui-it-nas.nover become a.
to ma ‘It has.
always boon at: mivacle.”. A capi-
city audience. gnve hor: an Ove
Hon. :

‘Keen outdoor ‘man, ‘mthustde’
tic member and past president of

Rockies and a leading stalwart in
the ranks of tho ‘i'rail Hikers, :
J. M, Wardle, chief engineer, Na-
tional Parks of Canada, has won
well-deserved promotion to the .
post of deputy winister of the |
Department of the: Interior, Ot

; tawa.

Premier ‘Dysart, of New: Bruns-
wiek,-was the chief. apeaker re-
Beatty. ‘Hotel - to New:.
day “37th° ‘annual’ ~' convention.

Heavy ‘fall ‘guiding affected at"
‘ tendance, but a good membership |

\. successful. gathering, ee

nb. elevator. operator ‘at ‘the Can-" <

; dng in’ Winnipeg,” go: all: honors.
“forhaving * constructed :what<-is,
probably the moat perfectly. ‘fine

Creplica of .. Canadian. -Paclfic.
“class 2300", finished “in ‘brags,

Melita has been. sold to Italian ae
; Shipbromeers,

Aime within the msmory of liy-.

Canadian Paciiis and: (Canadian.

In addition a. prize. of °

“Steel of Empire,” the recently --

shed. model of a locomotive on: .-| :
“it. 48: a. five-foot: 1;

Out ‘ot active: service: for some’ oe

Orme’ S, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Diuggist)

The Mail.Order Drug Store ;
1 of f Northern B. G

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods ' Kodaks

Pictures Developed and
Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital Issues
lickots. for auny perlod at $1.50

io menth-in advance. This rate

* fnehudos office consultations,
mediciies, us" well as all costs
while at the Hospital. ‘Tickets °
re obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drng Store, or by mail
from ihe Medical Superintend- ,
ont-at- the Hospital,

WARIS GARAGE
HAZE LTON

Let ne sve you a FREE | “H ASTINGS”
Compression Test,

ACETYLENE WELDING
“Wreeking Truek*
Electrie Tools.
SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICK'S

“B.C. LAND ‘SURVEYOR
J. Allen Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

| Smithers, B.C.
Feeeeeennencccencceced |

L ceased Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance,

ineludings

‘Fire; Automobile, Sick- .
ness and’ Accident -

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