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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1937

Builders. Supplies

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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.

LOCIEIESCECICIORCICIOIOIOIC RICO

Smithers Garage
& Electric

Smithers, B.C.

General Moters Parts and
Service

Accetylene Welding
Experts -

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You can leave worry and doubts be-
hind when you come to Vancouver, for
3 Lote! Grosvenor there is everything
for your convenience—central location
yuietude, a famous dining room, a
writing and smoking
raams--hut no hair or other question-
nhie feature. Personally supervised
by the owner. :

The Hazelton Hespital

‘tae Hazelton Hospital issues —
tickets for any period at $1.50 -
» uonth in-advance, This rate
imludes office consultations,
merlicines, as well:as all. costs
while at the Hospital. Tickets
ure obtainable in Hazelton at
the. Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
_ ent at the Hospital.

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COOPER H. WRINCH |

Aeensed Insurance Agent

‘Handling: all tvpes, oF ‘ingurance.
‘including’

Fire; ‘Automobile, Sick-
Mess. and Accident .

‘ Monday tor orer 120

Advertising {nthe Ominece Herald
will: bring real results.

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

Dr. Hankinson was called from Ru-
pert and arrived on Tuesday morning
on account of the illness of Mrs. L. B.
Wrinch. He returned on the after-
neon train.
ue
The mines of Canada produced a
million dollars o day during 1936,
aes
The two little boys so badly burned
ahout the face last Monday week, John
Allen Gowd and Robt. Castell, are do-
ing ulecly ut the hospital. Robert
is able to be about a little.
ea
Mrs. Geo. D. Parent and Mrs. Fred
Sait made a trip by train to Smithers
last Saturday.
sa
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mitchell Newman are
now residing in New Hazelton at the
Parent house "Mountain View.”
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The New Year was ushered in in this
part of the district very quietly. No
publie fractions whatever, and few, if
any private parties.

A car load of merry Indians went
over the bank at Taylor's ranch one
evening Inst week.. No one was hurt

ut the top of the car was sickly,
» *-e & :

Miss Alice Dimoack returned to New
Hazelton on Monday.to resume teach-
ing duties on Tuesday. ;

~ £ 8
The schools in the district opened on
Tresday morning. In some parts the
utrendance was reduced due to colds
nnd other forms of illness.
® sie

After a January thivw the latter part

a visit to this distriet on Sunday night
It did not extend very far east, but it
was good for Jocal industries which

need good sleighing.
eas

The gross value of production of. the
principal field crops of Canada in 1936
is estimated primarily, subject to re-
vision. at $594,139,000, as compared
with $508.910,900 in 1935. This is the
hizhest recorded for the past seven
yeurs, but is still $35,000,000 less than
that of 1029, ;
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Prepavations for the coronation in
May next are going forward at eapa-
city pace and even the Americans ad-
mit that the coronation in Great Brit-

ain is the grentest show un earth
_« ae

Letters from the east state that the
merchants this season had the greatest
business for. many years — The : pubic
went ona buying spree: In British Col
mohin it .was-about the ‘game and now
nu lot of city: people are playing the
stock market in hopes of - recouping
yome of their expenditures =~

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Hou. B Bennett has reported fram
London after his holiday trip around
the world He will be in. Ottawa in
fine for the apening of Parliament *

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“Cant Willium Oliver, age 89 yéars,
-has passed away at New Westminster.
Te was well ‘known along the Pacific
cvoust having, been in charge of the
mission boat for many ‘years. He, in

ans 8
. Over a million a° half shares were
traded on the ‘Vancouver’. stock .. ex-
change on Monday. antl over a “million
Inst Saturday Some one will get on
rood tr imming dhortly :
. fe ee

-Bxport ‘Coppi. dn New. York sold. on

ee

The Canadian Wheat Board ‘in 1996
only lost twelve “million. | “dowlars ‘The

Alter celebrating
and Hazelton ‘
Condert procee
on ‘Tuesduy,,

Bates. ‘Was ‘opened - on “‘Puedday and’ the

ves "

of lust week a heavy fall of. snow paid |

fact bnilt his own boat and, operated | it |.

Board did the: best it: could; ‘to equal}. -
- naan “abig reaction’ ian | ‘Christmas ‘prei-
dye ‘Bishop -

vce a | Ccwhh@. are’ given rides:in, them. :in
~The “Toth, Congres of “the: “United . Bi rae the’ ‘ op-

In the Kamloops district they have
had heavy snow and high winds so } that

traffic has been tied up.
44

Miss Flick. returned to Hazelton on
Saturday after spending her holidays
at her home in Vancouver.

Here and There

Opening three weeks earlier
this year with a 15-inch snow fall
on December 2, the ski-ing season
in Quebec province was off io a
flying start with special Canadian
Pacifie trains as well as regulars
crowded with enthusiasts on the
first week-end thereafter from
Montreal to the Laurentisns.

The Impress of Britain will
start the winter cruise season
from New York December 29 ona
wmine-day voyage to the West In-
dies and Cuba, It will carry its
own night club of Broadway en-
tertainers and a smart dance
band. The Empress of Australia,

Tuesday.
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Anglican chyrch is in charge.
eet .

Rey. and Mrs. B. Sherman leave on
Thursday afternoon ‘for their. new
quarters at Kitwanga.

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An inquest will ‘be opened in Burns
Lake on the Tth Into the recent death
of Mary Bruce, an Indian woman who

died from exposure at Burns Lake --
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wt

Mrs, Johnson of Victorian arrived in

en, ®
Owing to so many wishing, at the

Big Reading Offer we have made, The |
Omineca Herald will hold the offer :
open one more week. See Page Two :
of this issue for. particulars:—Two |
Magazines in one group or Three Ma: |
gazines in another group, and The Om-
ineca Herald, for one year, all for $3.60
Can you afford to miss this?
ome .

The Omineca Herald has 3 quantity

between January 7 and Mareh 25
will make six ernises of eieht,
nine, ten, 16 and 18 day duration
to the West Indies, all from New
York, |

Gift of a visit home for Christ-
mas ard New. Year was the un-
usual present suggested for the
year end by G. BH, Carter, general
passenger agent, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Montreal, as he explain-
ed the company’s pre-paid ticket
plan for sending transportation to
out-of-town relatives and friends.
Arrangement of details of such
visits is extremely simple, Mr.
Carter said, and tickets cost no
more despite. use of telegraph in
ease of emergency and the guar-

‘“v-antee that the tickets will reach

' the right person. This service is
not confined to Christmas and
New Year but is particularly po-
pular at this season.

Canadian and world ski-ing en-
“husiaats. will have an, opportu-
nity to test the Rocky Mountains’
claim of having ski facilities
equal to any when the Dominion
champiouships -of the Canadian
Amateur Ski Association are held
from March 5. to 8 on the steep
slopes. of 8,275-foot Mount Nor-
quay, four miles from the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway station at—
ant,

" According to announcement by
Canadian Pacific Communications
Depariment. Christmas and New

Year's greetings of pre-arranged
message texts will be again avail-
_ able to the public this year. With-
tn Eastern or ‘within. Western
Canada they will be accepted at |
_ the low rate of 25 cents, Between
eastern and western Canada and
-- from points in eastern and west-
_ orn Canads, to points in the U.5.A.
they will be accepted at 40 cents.
Rates are subject ic government
tax,

Ac sitt to the Province of On-
iario from tho Kerry Hill Flock,
Book Society, in North Wales, ten
ewes and one ram, of the world
‘famous Kerry Hill sheep are now —
at:the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, Guelph. The gift was ar-

. ranged through W. Rupert Davies,”
‘President and Editor of the Tcing-

_ ston's“Whig-Standard”,: and. -the
sheep, ‘known in Wales as “spec- |

. kle-faced rentpayers”, are expect-
ed to prove extremely popular

. with. stock’ breedérs. across. Gan- ~
‘ada, Oxperts ‘consider the Kerry .

4; Hill: sheep -an outstanding ‘breed, -

' noted for their adaptability to’ any"
environment, and for their. gene “
eral utllity.

“Canadian: Pacific’ gemi-streamt-
‘~~ lined, air-conditioned trains which::’
have ‘been -a feature:‘of: railway
“ “development this “year, have, had

“of. ‘the. “big <
mn the » form & Ot? model
, These miniature’ trains’ ‘Bre, having
Bredt. “success “with. ‘the’ _klddies

Presidential address was expected to:
“day. me : :

>» the: stores: and ‘then:: have
‘ portunity “OF gottirig’ “a ‘toy’: ee
» fof: Christmas, ‘built. an, the HATO -
“Lines | ab, the ‘miniature red

"have it they will take them away.....
‘week from Saturday the offer will be
‘over and the magazines burned.
i

bane Omineea Herald is only $2, 00 .

» RXEKKEKAAD ARDS PORPPERE Ce.

of magazines on hand that anyone may
A

see

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Today reports are: fayorable trom. :
Dr, Wrinch regarding the condition of:
| Mrs. Wrinch, folowing an operation on

The Indian school in Hazelton was
opened on Saturday following the holi-
day season. Rev, Mr. Stewart, of the

Hazelton on Tuesday afternoon being |
called to the bedside of her daughter :
‘Mrs. L. B. Wrinch who was not so well |

last minute, to take advantage of the |

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WAKE uP YOUR
LIVER BiLE—

“And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the

’ Morning Rarin’ to go

Tha liver should pour out two pounds of

liquid bile into yeur bowels daily. If this bile

_ is nat flowing freely, your food doesn't digest,
It just decays in the bowels. Guy bloats up
your stomach. You get constipated. Harmful
poisons ge into the bedy, and you [eel sour,
sunk and tho world lovks punk,

A mere bowel movement doesn't always get
at the cause. You need something that works
on the liver ad well. It tales those good, o
Curter’s Little Liver Pills to get these et.

ounds of bile flowing freely and make you
eel “up and up". Harmiess aud gentle, they"
muke the bile flaw freely. They do the wor!
of ealome! but have no calomel or mercury in
them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by
namet Rtubbomly refuse anything else, 2ic.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Or
BRITISH COLUMBIA
In Probate

. Act”. and
int the Matter of the Estate of Donald
MeGlashan, Deceased, Intestate

Take Notice that by order of His
Honor, W. EB. Fisher, the 2Ist day of
December, A, D., 1986, I was appointed
administrater of the estate of Donald
McGlashan, deceased, and all. parties
having claims agninst the said estate
are hereby vequired to furnish same
properly verified, to me on or before
the 27th day of January, A.D, 19237, .
and all parties indebted to the estate
are required to yay the amount of their
indebtedness to me forthwith.
Norman A. Watt,
Official’ Administrator
; Trince Rupert. B.C.
Dated the 23rd day ot “Pecember,
AD, FORG.

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