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HAZELTON: “THEATRE
Saturday, Aug. 24

- Harold Bell Wright's Novel a
The Shepherd of the Hills.

A New Serial Starting |

“The Searlet Arrow”

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Marshall Bros. & York

Taxis
Garage

Transfer .
: Car Supplie .

Freighting. .
Blacksmithing

Call us day or night. Prompt and efficient service at any hour.

HAZELTON, B. C.

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Steamship and Train Service

Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vamcourver, Vie=
torla, Seattle and intermediate points each ‘Mon-
day Thursday 4.00 p.m. Saturday at 7.00 p.m

For Anyox and Stewart, Monday 8, 00 p-m, and Fri-
day at 4.00 p.m.
For Massett Inlet Ports, Monday, 8.00 p.m

For South Queen Charlotte Islands, fortnightly. ;
For Skagway, Wednesdays, 4,00 p. m. So

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, Daily except Sunday 7.20 p.m.
“Westbound, Daily, except Tuesday, 7.51 a.m, |

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen

‘jj: AGENCY POR. ‘ALL, OCEAN STEAMBHIP LINES:

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

> THE REXALL DRUG STORE

oe A complete stock of
Drugs  Druggists Sundries

. Toilet Goods Stationery _
Kodaks and Films

: Prescriptions carefully dispensed by
three registered pharmecists.

Candy

We i] postage ‘on mail orders when orders are , accompanied
My silent cash, otherwise sent C. 0. D., parcel post.

ORMES ‘LIMITED |

- The Pioneer Druggists — The Rexall ‘Store

Prince Rupert, B.'C.

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVIC

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, August 9, 12, 19, .28, 26.

To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, August 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, $1,

8.8. Princess Mary for Butedale, Hast Bella Bella, Ocean Falla, Swan-
son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a, m, —

| ‘Visit: the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banff and Lake Louise “* ”
| Full information from

w.c. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and” "Fourth Street, Prince. Rupert

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Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Magazines,
’ Books, Victrolas and Records, Office |

"Supplies. / ce

The Up-to-Date Drug Store «
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GANADIAN PAGIFIG 1

_|the reserves were all uséd-up,

Short Stories

Close to E:siae

LAND FOR SALE—Town lots for
sale, 132 x -132, being corner lots and
suitable for business or dwelling sites.
Apply to Wm. Grant's Agency, Hazel-
ton, B, C. oe

' Wm. Grant is district agent for the
Great West Life Assurance Co. He is
in a position to look after your inter-
ests and is living here all the time.

‘IL. G. Pape, M. B., of South America,
and recently mored to Vancouver, ar-
rived last Friday and on Saturday he
went up to the Silver Cup mine to in-
spect it for the ow ners.

“Mine Inspector Shenton of Prince!
Rupert visited the district last. week.

Miss Molly Priest of Smithers is a
guest of Miss Ruth Walter,

_Miss Clara Schultzik of Topley is fn
guest of Kathleen, York.

Miss Hilditeh of Prince Rupert bas
been a guest of her brother Jack in

Hinzelton.

“8. J. and Mrs, Winsby and two sons
left this Wednesday morn. for a. two
week's holiday. in Prince Rupert, Sid’s
old stamping ground.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gow left last
Thursday night for Sexsmith in the
Peace River country, where they will
spend the next two or three months.
Mrs. Gows health was somewlint bet-
ter and her many friends hope that
the change will restore. her to perfect

henith again.

Mrs J. Russell and two daughters
will attend the Prince Rupert fair next
w eek and also visit with friends.

The Indinns fte nearly ‘all back af-
ter n successful summer it the can-
neries on the lower Skeena,

The native who was confined to the
jail.in Hazelton last week and walked
away was returned to the jail again
after a few. days absence,

Rev. T. D. Proctor, has disposed of
most of his household goods prepnia-
tory sto going away the later part of
next month,

“As 1 result of the visit of the outof-

- town cars to Hazelton on Flower show

day the gns tanks were all emptied ‘and
Dur-
ing the past week those who wanted a

_| buneh - ‘of gas could only get a smn

supply.

A very young man appeared before
Indian Agent Ed. “Hyde: last week on
a -charge of supplying liquor to the
Indian girls. He was fined $50.00 and
costs. Peet

Mra, ‘S.- BD. Parker and daughter left
this morning for thelr home in Ru-
pert after spending the, past: week: in
New “Hazelton ant Hazelton.

_W, ‘I, ‘Larkworthy is, expected home
this evening nfter.a trip to Vaneauver.

- Pete Jensen. spent afew days in New

‘He’ has considerable: “placer © dn
that: district » “This: ‘winter . he :will. put
in on’ Takin ‘Lake and go into the' ‘In |:
genica ‘next’ spring. by dog. team. ‘He
says thot while there ‘ite not many in|:

. | the-district close to him a number of |*:
_ (airplanes have been operating In‘there

this: season.” His’ nenrest ‘rielghbor -ig

_| about “five, miles away,. but! + ‘that as
close for that countrys

Taal

Ty gon, w as bors ‘Tuesday. morning. at
the Hazelton, chospitat to: Mz. and, Mrs,
Mobensheld’ ‘of Kitwanga. we

‘|well. and

‘| plished.

Hazelton’ ‘this week after spending ~ 1
: year: and a ‘half. in- the Tngénica ‘coun:
. try."

‘ cont or “In the hear ‘future, oO

[Heath tei ie

Questions conceerning ‘health, addres-
sed to the Canadian Medical -Associa-
tion ,184. College :Street, Toronto, will
be. answered by letter. Questions o9 to

answered.

_ GIVE ALL ‘THE CHILDREN A
, CHANCE

-Tt is accepted in all clyilized count-
ries that every child should be given
a chance to develope the physical and
mental capacities with which he is
born. :
with .-a ~ considérable handicap . Tf
they ‘are’ born in a poor family, food
mny be scarce or of questionable quel-
ity, the-home may lack sanitary con-

| Lventences, there may ‘be overcrowding

lack of play-space and mony additional
disadvantages, The children ‘born in
Q wealthy home may be equally unfor-
tunate, because we often: find in the
homes of the w éll-to-do, children who
ave ‘not living henlthy lives. This - is
chiefly the ‘fault of. parents who spoil
the child.

any child is to have parents who know

of children ind 2 desivé to-do the most
for them
knowledge. We would “not think * of
entrusting the operation of.a machine
or the erection of a building . of. a

:|bridge to a man who was merely anx-

ious to ‘run the machine or to build
something. We place such duties in
the’ hands of a person who has been
trained to do the particular type of
work, :

Parents do’ not. know by instinet the
proper way in which ‘to bring up a
child. Some of them do gain know-
ledge from experience, and some of
them are willing and anxious to learn
from others, The up-bringing of na
child is a serious and:sometimes a‘dif-
ficult matter.. If it isto be-done pro-
perly it requires training and prepara-
tion for the task ‘To the person who
feels that our ancestors got along very
reared families without
training, we can only say that the num
ber of unhappy individuals, -the num-
her who have never - ndjusted them-
selves to life, the many who find life
a burden, the group who are a nuis-
ance to others, to say nothing. of. those
few who have real mental and physical
health, are. ample. proof’ that the old
sy: item | was not a success.

‘Par ent ceduention is a real need ; fe
not: a ‘fad but an evidence of the im-
poranice of proper preparation in ‘ovd-
er to ensure that all children shall be
piven their chance, wks

SATISFIED WITH ROAD WORK

ix more than half over there appears

accom:
was ont

faction with what las ‘been
Even’ though there

of. the’ seuson it has turned out that
the new povernment has capable men.

Tsyery: piece: of -rond work

has been done.or is being done, and ‘the
program laid out included, all, or nenr-
ly nl, the: really essential roads, “The |
niain thing ia. the main -highway. No
other work:in.the vorth menns. so much
to the whole distriet ov to’ the indivia-|-
ual tarinér’ or business. man,

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"Mrs. I: Creelman, and. sons arrived
from Topley to. visit with relatives. ‘,

“Mrs, M Hoben ibrrived ‘Wednesday to |:
spend n.short: time with: her: husband

who-has been, employed by the J udson |:
Pole. Co. whbe ve

nett

* Me. and, ‘Mra. BW, suns Te-

ut turned, to town. on, Friday. , They, had

camped. at, Kalu. Like. for, , Several
rW, ceks. , “Mhey. ‘will. be, inored , to. ‘Yan:

diagnosis and treatment will not be}

Some children start out in life ‘

The best thing that can. happen ° to :
something about child training. Love |.

do not take the - place of |

Now that the seasmn for road work |:

tu be quite’ a general feeling of satis- |.
considerable noise mnde the first part |:

atthe hend, of the department of. pub- |-
‘/fe works.

that, the engineers suid they would do |-

\ GENERAL
MERCHANT

‘A complete line of

Groceries’
Hardware

- Dry Goods
Flour and Feed
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Meat

W. J. Larkworthy
NEW HAZELTON

Nice Soft Drinks
_ The Coldest in Town |

We: have installed “The. Liquid’?
Bottle Cooler and Dispenser in our soft
drink parlor. This cooler is the Jatest
thing on the market and its capacity is

drink will always be cold.

Come and Try-a Drink

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Strawberry, Lime, Lemon,
Coco Cola and several other
soft, refreshing drinks. :

Omineca Hotel Hazelton

NOTICE!

The Pure _ Bred od Percheron Stallion
Major, will -arrive in * Hazelton about

Three Weelss for ser’ vice.

‘Manager —-Alex.- ‘Thomson
- Owner=Wm. Medd

Woodcock, B. C.:

ar: otlle- fed babies

“FREE BABY BOoKe
~ Watts The } rare Co. L =
Bide. ig Tenosuver,

B41, Hom
' for two Raby Well

; Mra’ Normaii ‘Kilpatrick of Smithers
was ry atiest ¢ “ofetier Parents ‘this’ week.

peeehooe log!

in the’ ‘fale at Smithers ‘Thursday ant
Friday. "The, weather,: MAY, hold. Some
back, . but:-others:. will: go anyway, ‘The

_dunmsements offer ed, this year, ‘are’ the’:
” best yet.

such’ that no matter how. busy your

Ginger Ail, Orange Crush,

August Ist, and will remain there for —

A good number ‘from here, will tuke |