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: THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1933

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LOCAL N EWSPAPER

British Columbia

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

_ tas produced minerals of an aggregate value of

$1,400,000,000

Recent Publications .
 ¥ou are invited to apply to the Depariment of Mines, Victoria,

B GC, for the latest authorative information regarding mining
development in British Columbia :

Annual Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for
the calendar year 1933

“Placer Mining in British Columbia."

Summary and Review of the Mineral Industry of British .
Columbia for the six months ended June 30th, 1939

Non-nnetalic Mineral Investigations: ‘“Barite’ “Asbestos”
“Glassware”; “Olay”; “Magnesite and Hydro-magnesite”

Address enquiries te:

The Honourable 7 The Minister af Mines —

Parliament Buildings

Vietoria, B.C.

Special Round Tei
WINTER EAR

Prince Rupert and Ocesn Fails to
_ Vancouver, also from Anyox and _
. Stewart to Prince Rupert and _

VANCOUVER © ni

_ . Meals and. Berth | Included -
- «= Fare-and-a-Third | a

No. Stopovers se

On Sale until Feb. 23°

RETURN LIMIT, . MARCH Slat wee

“For Information call call lozal agent or
: - Clty. Ticket : Oillice
oe “atti Avenuo =

Prince Rupert, B.C, — os
ve1se83.

Ere NA DIAN N. |_NATIONAL

Is Your Subseri | ption. Due?
It is Only Two Dollars : a Year

;-|low, there was a nasty enst wind that
2 |penetrated deeper than human kindness
-/-[and-onty those who had to #o ventured

ee the. C. N. R. last week to Prince Ru-

. Z Rupert it had been one grand buzzard
~-|aund she could quite: ‘understand Kipling
* writing bis “Eady of the Snows” —

Of interest to you

AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

ne

The Pictorial Review

First gift order with Christmas
card $1. Additional gift orders
with cards 50c. Write Pictorial
.Review, Western Office, 402 W.
Pender St., Vancouver, B.C.

Miss Martha Ward of San Franelsco '
Cal, andformerly. with the government |
agent's staff in Hazelton, wishes to be,
remembered to all her old friends in!
and around the old stamping ground. '
Miss Ward. says she stil] has hopes of!
getting back here to renew old acquain-
tances, ‘

‘* * *

Mrs. Sawle spent the week and in
. *#
Mrs. Peter Smith went down to Ru-

pert on Saturduy and returned “Tues: |
day morning, a
setae ols ee

Most of the service in the United |

Church next Sunday will be coral. A‘
quartette will render ‘selections, there
will be solos and duets, and selections
from. the Messiah. ~The pastor will
give an appropriate and a short ad-
dress, An invitation is extended to
all to be present.- The same music -will

he given in Hazelton in the evening .
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_ Dr. Carson of Prince Rupert spent -
last week in the interior and the Intter :
part of the week he was at the Haz- |
elton Hospital.

«an

LOST OR STRAYED—One big four or
five year old steer, white, brand on:
shoulder. Anyone bringing it back
or sending word will receive reward

eo

in Indian was admitted to the hys-
pital fast Priday afternosa tn a pao
condition. He had been felling trees -
One old tree fell on the old man, and’
the old man got the worst of it, One
shoulder bone was. broken and there:
Were some bad head and face wounds, :
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‘This is the Christmas Tree season.’

the first Indian tree will be held, then
at Kispiox on Thursday night and in
Hazelton Church Army Hall. Friday
night and at Glen Vowell an Saturday
night.

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The New ‘Hazelton gsehool tree and
concert will be held .on Friday night
of this week, ; (

: ea & -
There was a whale of a blizzard on
the Pacific coust Sunday night and the
radio reception was poorer than usual.
A number of ships” were also in dis-
tress.
see ;

In Calgary on Sunday evening the
temperature dropped from 85 above to-
12 below in the very short time of two
hours, - .
: ae e
’ While the temperature locally was
ouly around zero or a few degrees be-

out-of doors; and the same applied to
Monday, : :
ee, : 7

ake Indy feom Ontario travelled over

pert and she siid that from the time
she left London, Ont., right to Prince

lt. s *. *

At Prince “George the ©, N. B.. is
having’ its": own; ‘shar. of ‘trouble ‘with
high . wa ae The Fraser and the Ne-
irs) Which meet there,” are
“the -water hag. backed
n ‘extent'that the railway
joded: ‘up to the bottoms of

full of cc
upto! such
yards are, lai

out of thie ‘yards and a big force of men

sehen euennconnccence coon oeEmennennncEnERR Cen |

‘Doings Around Home

Prince Rupert. ;

_ Tony Grecco, New Hazelton. y .

On Wednesday night in the Army Hall”

ns well os mechanicat equipment of the
tallwey are being v teed.

po

Se

sake

rpretiog.

| Leading. Fire and Life
Insuranee Companies

“You Office Work given
Prompt. and. Careful
Attention

and. your friends

Here and There

“The Canadian Pacific: Railway Uae
supply farm, Strathmore, Alta,
had the best Tolsicin cow in the
four-yeur-old or over ‘(not in
milk) clasa at the Royal Winter
‘Fair recently held at Toronto. -

Bantt ‘Winter: Sports Carnival
will be held: from January 31 to
February 4, it is aznounced.
The carnival will ‘be followed

"by a‘series of sports week-ends.
each being devoted to one parti-
cular type of sport.

HAZELTON, B. C

TT

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The problem of truck-rail com- 5 .

’ petition was declared a national The Mail Order Drag Store
one by S. Hayes," MLA, in-a ree of Northern B. GC. -
cent address ‘before the Fngin- Te ,
eering Inatitute. He saw regula- .

tion and restriction in areas —

where the track does not be-
long as the only solutions,

Drugs Stationery ,
. Fancy Goods - Kodaks -
Pictures Developed and
Printed. .

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

: Christmas festivities, this” year
will be enlivened’ by Japanese ~
oranges of which 38.400. -boxes
arrived at  Victorla recently ’
aboard the Enipress of Canada,
for distribution to a number of
Canadian cities. 5.000 boxea were
left at Victoria and the fruit
will doubtless feature in the
Empress Hotel ¥uletide celebra- nb +
tions,

>

Since October 1, 1930, a total
of 101,765 people have been set-
Hed on Canadian farms or given
farm. employment under the au-
apices of the Dominion Depart-
ment of Immi#ration and the
two great transcontinental ra{l-
Way companies, according to a
report issued by the Department
of Immigration. 89,236 of these
people were .gettled without fi-
nancial: assistance,

City. Transfer
Smithers, B.C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours .¢c%74 0

Expression of confidence in a
brighter business outlook in .
Canada, coupled with definite
improvement’ in conditions
throughout the Dominion,. wag | &
made recently by H, J. Hum | *
: pPhrey, general manager, Can-
' adian Pacifie Railway, eastern:
Nnes, in an interview during his
_trip of inspection to the. Mari-
times prior. te- the. opening of
the winter davigauon season,

Ww. B. Leach} “ Owner

to

B.C. UNDERTAKERS |

EMSALMING FOR SHIPMENT A GPECIALTY

. P.O. Box 946: . Awire | 5
Five ports hither to not touched PRINCE RUPER®. B.C... will bring u
“at by world eruises — Penang, ; : _ ss
Straits Settlements: Semarang, — ° came
‘Java, Boeleleng and padang Bay, —— = =
‘Bali: and - Zamboanga the | 7
Zula Archipelago -- have. been

COOPER H. WRINCH’

Licensed Insurance Agent

added to the 1934 itinerary of
the Canadian Pacific liner Em-
press of AUsritain, salling from
New York Jantiary 4. The crulse

will cover 188 days “and 30,916 Handling all types of insurance,
miles and will return to. New including ’
York May 14. Se

Special low fares with rener-
ous time Jimits for the return
trip will be available on .Can-
adian rallroais for the Curist-
mas and New Year. holiday pe-
riods, it is announced by C. P.
Riddell, thairman, Canadian
Passengers’ Association, These
low rate tickets will be good be-
tween all stations in Canada and
also between points: in Canada
and. certain United States ¢on-
nections,

—

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident .

a

HAZELTON, B. C.

4

Dr. R. C. Bamford

‘DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

‘Hours Samtoép m Evenings i
by appointment. rey

Tecnocreonoonconcnanrs | a

The public works department sent q
snow plow out the other day to clear
th right. of way between Sinithers and
New Hazelton. It got ag far as Mor-
icetown on Tuesday night and on Wed-
nesday morning it was snowing so hard |
and- blowing that the outfit was sent
back t6 Smithers to. ‘keep open that -por-
tlon of the rond which had been’ open- .
ed. From Moricetown eaat: through: to
the Doughty section is a heavy snow
belt and. Bard to keep open. .

nm

‘On ‘Tuesday ‘night the conatilon « of
H. Bailey the Maple:Leaf hockey play- |‘.
er, was still very: critical. The: beat
the doctors eould say wis that ‘he was
holding his own, 4

| The Hazelton Hospital

Phe Hazelton izospitat jesues tle
kets for any. ‘period’ at $1.50 -per
mouth in-edvance, This rate in-
clades, ‘office ; consultations, medi.

oe
' Canada’s customs’ ‘revenue ‘for, ‘the
month . of November: was ‘1p twa “Indl |}

lion eleht hundred: thousand.
Pr .

in’ the ° ‘hospital, . “Mokets ° ‘are: ‘ob...
- trinable: dn ‘Huviton ; at the drug
CREATE O8, ‘by: mail. from the: medi-::| yim
“a Attneriiite tant It the hospital {'

-relned, 113 “well a9 °all costs while |: Hie