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May 22 to Oct. 15
Return limit, Oct. 31

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Go East this year fora holiday...
stop over at Jasper for golf, tennis,
canoeing, swimming, riding and .
Swiss-guided tours over the crests of
the Rockies! Nestling in the beauti-
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Westminster, Prince Rupert,
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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26, 1961.

Close to Home - ,

Arthur Wwitfan leaves Saturday for
¥Vaneouver where he will stay with his
uncle, Rey, Wm. Willan, ond attend
high school.

The draw for the baseball tourma-
ment at ‘the Smithers fair will be New
Hazelton and Telkwa play Thursday
afternoon. Smithers and Hazelton on
Friday morning and the winners of
the two games will play Friday ofter-
noon,

D. T. Greene and three of his boys
and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McGregor of
Quick, motored down last Monday and
inspected the new bridge and called on
friends. This was the first trip to
th® part of the district for Mr. and
Mrs. McGregor,

Mrs. Stanley Gould and two daugh-
ters of Smithers have been spending. o

(Week with Mrs, R. Spooner.

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Mitchel Newman of Queen Charlotte
is a. guest at his old bome with Wer.
aud Mrs, Jnmes Newman.

Schools open on Tuesday morning
next. The local schools have been
given a thorough cleaning and are in
food shape. ,

*

W, A. to the H, A. will take place on
Tuesday afternoon next at 3.30 at the
home of Mrs. a ohn Newick,

‘Miss Craig has returned to her du-
ties as matron and superintendent of
the nurses training school at the Haz
elton hospital..

NEW HAZELTON AND

‘SMITHERS

ton Athletic Grounds at 2.30 Bi, On
Sunday. This wili be a goed game and
should be a big turnout.

LULLABY LUNCHES —

By Barbara B. Brooks.
The hours which ‘a mother spends
holding her child in her arms, croon-
ing o lullaby and watching ‘him drift
into the land of Nod, are sacred to
her, It is ‘then. that the troubles of
the day are smoothed ‘out and every-

| thing is made right in-the world.

They are happy hours and afterwards
the strains of a. certain. melody may
reenll pleasant chidheod mempries,

the child is often a bit’ fretful. His
eyes lay still be bright from the ex-
citement of the evening's game and
his cheeks flushed from exercise, He
is too het or too cold. He -wants a
drink of water or something to ent.
These are perfectly natural wants and

‘|the wise mother will recognize them.
Many children rest better if they

ave given a Junch before going to bed
Of course the food taken at this time
must be light and easily digested.
The mistake’ is often made of ‘giving

ninig meal—perhops a sandwich of
meat and bread or a piece of cake,

(These will disturb rest instead ‘of in-

string it, The ideal’ dish for. this ex-

tra meal is corm. flukes. with. elther
")hot or cold milk. It ‘is easily digested

nourishing. and every child loves it,
It. ly 50 shmple for the mother to pre-
pare because it is no trouble at all to
tnke the milk from the refrigerator
nnd the cereal from its wax-tite pack:
uge,

Ryen if the child does not’ ask fox
this additional meal, it is often bene-
ficial to give it to him, especially if
he 1s underweight. The’ combination,
of milk and cereals 4s ‘high in calories
and will help add. weight . to’ his body,
He will never : have. to. be. ‘coaxed to’
eat this food, sud soon corn: flakes will

a fit accompaniment to: the Srodking-|
_ chalr Lutte by." oF we te

tye

Short Stories

The regular monthly meeting of the|-;

Snappy Nine will play at New Hazel-}

-|to.apply-for a lease of the folowing

Reluctant at leaving his’day of play |.

the child some leftover fromr the eve- |

B.C. LUNCH |
Meals 50c to $1.00

Open day and night. All is new
Sell bread, confectionery, candy, _
elgars, migrates tobacco |

GOOD ROOMS to LET

Bie to $1,00, ~New furniture

Henry Motors Ltd.

‘Smithers, B.C,

Ford Parts Oil
' Modern Garage

Ford Dealers
Gas Repairs

Complete line ot ~
New Cars and Trucks

et eee nt

Dr. R. C. Bamford

_ DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours9amtoG pm Evenings
by appolntment. |

5 LR

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ne

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR. SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

‘\ P.O. Box 948 ‘A wire
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. will bring us -
tae
LAND ACT ‘

Land .

In Range. five (5) Coast District,

Land Recording District of. Skeena,
and -situnte west of surveyed lot 1574,

Take notice that A. J. Hillyard of
Deorreen, occupation, farmer, intends

described” lands: \o
Commencing at a. post planted ° ‘860

surveyed lot No. 5074 in a southern
direction to No. 1 post.at south enst
corner, thence 20 chaiis~north to No,
2 post, thence 20 chains south to No.4
post, thence 20 chains west ‘to No, 8

commencement,’ and containing forty
(40) acres more or less, --
. Albert James, Hillyard

: ‘Applicant
Dated, ‘July Tith, ‘1031. a 6-18

is

Notice ot Intention to apply to Lease

feet from the north west corner of |-

post, thence 20 chains to point’ of]

‘General |
Merchandise

“Goods always fresh
and Always new -

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Groceries, Hardware, Dry’
Goods, Boots and Shoes and
Men’ 8 ' Furnishings. “

W. J. Larkworthy
General Merchant
NEW HAZELTON :

{ B. C LAND SURVEYOR 4
J. Allan Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed, .

/ SMITHERS, B.C.
>-2-6—+

©  ~—-O—¢

dd: BJ J ndee
_ Chiropractor

Will be at the Omineca Hotel
-Hazelton on Thursday |

Win. Grant's Agency
_ Notary Public

tev

Representing
Leading. Fire and -Life
‘Tnsurancé.Companies .

REAL ESTATE Ageat

Licensed and Bonded

'HAZELTON, B. C.

Pa

Mr. Wong Lewa, proprietor of The
Terrace Cafe is folldaying at Lakelse
Lake. °

ee

A daughter was born in the Hazel-
ton Hospitul on Tuesday morning,. the
26th to Mr, and Mrs..Tom Brown of
BKitwanga. oo

The various organizations in this
part. of ‘the district. xre now holding:

stren nous wek,.

we
¢

Farners are talking about old time],
crops in the Bulkley Valley when they
got 40 bushels :of wheat and. 110 bush-
els of oats per acre. The yield this}
year is just as big, buat. the Price will ||
not be 80 high. ;

rhb ‘entra crop of alfalfa: wil. be
reidy to cut in’a. few days if . the
weather remains. favorable,

ben out tn the north,

next. week the population will centre
at’ the Telkwa - Barbecue,” After that}
we. will settled down" and ‘take stock’:
tor ‘the winter’ and try to figure. out

rr | Mees

Mt will be’ worth, while,

meetings. ta take stock ‘ifter A very :

This will ;
be the flest time three’ Sons have vet .

‘yeryone’ will: be. ‘going to the” 2 Fal
in ‘Smithers’ today. and. tomorrow: and |:

where our aummer wages have Bone, ;
be known os the’ bedtime. cereal, ; and. ps A

The Hazelton Hospital

'The Hazelton. ‘Hospital issues tic-
kets fox any period at $1.50 per
month in advance. This rate in-
eludes office consultations, medi-
clnes. a8 . well ‘as all costs ‘while
in the hospital. ‘Tickets are ob-.
lainnble In. Haziton at the dri
‘store or by mail from. the medi-
‘al superintendant at: the, hospital

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NEW HAZELTON

HOTEL

Gus 8 Chefattinadn, Proprietor

Bei Clase Rooms.
New Furniture
- Good. Place to Stay.

| RESTAURANT -

‘oud white cool

As, conection,

New Hazelton

pone ved ag

“Read Larkworthy's. adv. ‘noxt ‘week

‘lhe Griiieen. Hernid: t3, $2.00'per year