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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a4, 1984

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When you use the columns of your

LOCAL NEWSPAPER

You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the

‘‘Buy at Home’’ principal.

Tell the buying public what you have and give the price.

THE .OMINECA HERALD

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British Columbia

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

_ has produced minerals of an aggregate ralue of

$1,400,000,000

Recent Publications

You are invited to apply to the Department of Mines,’ Victoria,
“BG, for the latest authorative information regarding mining —

development in British Columbia

Annual Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for

the calendar year 1983
“Placer Mining in British Columbia: id

. Summary and Review of the Mineral Industry of British

Columbia for the six months ended June 30th, 1933 .

Non-metalic ‘Mineral Investigations: “Barite’:
“Glassware”; “Clay”; “Magnesite and Hydro-mngnesite”

Address enquiries to:

The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings

Victoria, B. C.

near future.

The Omineca Herald

Will now supply you with

of any size and any make and
_at manufacturer’s prices

“Asbestos”

Even though business is not up to normal you still
use Counter Check Bodks and need them now or in the

Counter Check Books

Give your order to us or send it by mail to

; ‘The Omineca Herald

New Hazelton, B..C.

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Mrs. Walton Sharpe was re-elected
vice-president of ‘the W. A. to the H.

present month.
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elton Hospital Saturday for a minor
operation, She returned to her home!
Saturday afternoon,
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Miss Kathleen Bailey of Prince Ru-
pert, formerly on the Hospital staff, is
in Hazelton,
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Harry Walker, who has been in Haz-
elton for g couple of months, left last
Thursday for the coast and a trip up!
to Stewart,
eke t&
There were quite 2 number of com-
mercial travellers in’ the distriet the
past week or so. This is the flrat trip
of the new year for most of them.
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y ohn Newick of Hazelton. reports he
is again fit and on the job. Mrs. Nev;
ick ig also feeling hetter,
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Buras Lake reports the presence of
big grey wolves in that vicinity and
that the animals are making a mess of
the game in the country,
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President Roosevelt's request for a
fifty or sixty cent dollar was carried
by Congress with a majority of 820." It
is now up to all good Americans to
make a lot of money while the making
is, good.
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The U. S. Radio Commission is con-
sidering a. tax on radio listeners of $2

raido owners had no tax to pay.
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“Miss Little of Woodcock was in Haz}.

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“Doings Around. Home

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Twenty-nine. men and geven -
women who pioneered Alberta
trails died in the present year.
All of them saw the west when
it was young, the west’ that’ exist-
ed before 1895. The current year
marks the half century since the
Canadian Pacific came to Calgary,

Sailing for New York Decem- —

ber 14, the 42,500-ton white- hulled

_ Empress of Britain left on a
Christmas and New Year's holi-
day cruise for the West Indies,
December 22, returning to New
York January 3 and sailing again
January 4 for a 414-month cruise
around the world.

Among the “Believe It or Not”
facts wellknown to the generality
of newspaper readers, may ‘be
added the statement of S, G. Hib-
ben, of the Westinghouse Light
Company, made recently In an
address at the Royal York Hotel,
Toronto that “today there are
some 10,000 different kinds of ar-
tificial Hght sources,”

Approximately 78,000 people
_ own the Canadian Pacific Rail-
' way. through their ownership of
the company's common stock, Of
these, .36,000 live in Canada. Of
the balance, 21,000 live in: other
parts of the British Empire, most-
ly in England, with 16,000 in the
- United States and 5,400 in other
countries, mostly continental Eur-
ope.

For the first time in western
Canada,’ an impressive ceremony,
the age-old investiture of the

lumbermen over the agreement by the’
British Government to acceed to Can-|
ada’s request to limit Soviet. Russia‘s
Jumber exports to Britain. Premier R.
B. Bennett insisted on this as part. of

|the Ottawa Conference agreements and

he won his fight. It wil make a dif-
ference to Canada of some 800, 000,000
feet.
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Premier Pattullo in a review of the
conference of premiers at Ottawa last
week stated that there was no feeling
evidenced of enst vs west. They were

very best possible for Canada.

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The leaidng industries of British Oo’
tunbla, Agriculture, Mining, Timber and
the fisheries prodneed seven million
dollars worth more in 1933 than in the
prévious year, although tho value of

value was in 1026. Thus 1988 in this

brovinee was not so bad as many tried

to mate It nppear. .
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Sily er money in Canada would not

hurt Northern British Columbia very

much.

‘Mineral Act

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS

Notice

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Silver Bell Mineral Olnim, sitnate in
the Omineen Mining Division of Cas-
star ‘District,

Where located—On Six Mile Creek,
Tour Mile Mountain, near Hazelton,
B. GO.
TAKE NOTICE that’ a : AS: Ruther:
ford, B\M.C, No, 62637D, agerit fot Wm

There Is rejoicing among the B, Ct:

all there for the purpose of doing the *

the produce was only half of what the -

Knights of St. John was held re-
cently at the Hotel Vancouver,
Vancouver when six’ British Co-
lumbians were admitted by King
George, sovereign head of the
order, to high honors, Old world
costumes ahd strange rites added
to the dignity and color of the
proceedings. :

Railways and their important
functions.in the economic exis-
tence of the State were stressed:
by G. G. Ommanney, development
commissioner of the Canadian
Pacific Railway at the annual
banquet of the Traffle Club of
Hamilton recently, They had, he
said, contributed matertally to de-
velopment of natural resources
building up of industries and {a
promoting land settlement and |
agriculture. -

'.. Railway and motor truck trans-
portation are both essential ta the
economic ‘wellbeing of . Canada,
and neither shouldbe antagonis-
tic to the other, stated Hon. R. J.
Manion, minister of rallways and
canals, at a national conference |
on transporiation held at Ottawa
recently,. But, he . added, while
railways are subject to strict reg-
ulation and control, motor truck
service has not as yet been
brought under ,any comparable .
control or regulation,

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Many in this section will regret to]:
learn that W. J. Raymond, cditer. of |’
the Prince Rupert Empire, and whol

visited here Inst suusmer, has been in]

hed for some ttle time suffering an
nttack of flu. It 4s hopetl he will soon
recover and get on the job, again, :

The: annual congrexatloninl meeting.
of. the New. Hazelton. ehureh will, be
held in the church on Monday ev enlhg
next at 8 o'clock, After-the business’
is concinded there will be a soclal even"

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Leading Fire and Life
‘Insurance Companies

‘You Office Work given
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Attention

HAZELTON, B. C. | cs

(The Pioneer Druggist)

.The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. Ci

Drugs | Stationery
Fancy Goods |. Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

Prinec Rupert,. B.C.

City Transfer | §
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Hours 9am to 6 pm’ Evenings
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The Hazelton. Hospital”

Glebe, Free Miner's Certificate. No |ing, All members of the congregation
40381D, intend, sixty. daya | from ‘the| are ‘invited. to be’ present, this also tn 4
‘Jdrte hereof, to- ‘apply..to the’ “Mining eludes the adult adherents. oot
Recorder for a Certificate of Improve-| le

Is Your Subscription Due? |
ments for the purpose of. obtaining ry Rue ‘to “Mrs and Se Norman. R,
or Grant of th 1 sae dman; at: ¢h “Any i Hospit
It i Is. Only Two Dollars a Year Gh tts tna et cn

under section 85, must he, commenced ‘Kelth). ‘Mother and Son doing well,
i::| before the Issuance of such Certif! fleate| toes eon ae
‘|d? Improvemeata, SES poe “tt has been deckaga to lidld a. wa ovlita érare var’ by. malt: from the medi.
Dated this ard. Aas: ‘of Tange 1 1034. |: fair hi- London, Eng:, in 1026, “tine: tay po nt Sttnadaed iy aah oy nt the hosp ftai
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The Hazeltén Hospital issues tle- :
kets for any period at $1.60 per i
month in advauce. This ‘rate in jf
cludes, office consultations, medi- i
“elnes, ag. well. as. aoll costs: while
in the hospital, Tlokets are ob: A
talnahle Ane ‘Tiwilton. BE the. arog’ W

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