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. INCORPORATED 27° MAY 1670, Doings A round Home Notary Public -_
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bo i t d your friends os '
bY § ‘ | § | f D P { { | Of interest to you and y |
é pecial Saie oF Dress FriMts |... Representing
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3 Ginghams, Silks and Crepes : | Insurance Companies
7 td : The Prince of Wales has bought a] Loren Jackson Thornton of Smithers .

by as mee .

x number of garments made of sea (stand }died, suddenly last Tuesday night at | eared

* yarn which iy produced in the British |the home of George Shepherd, Quick.

ed West Indies—well we will have to get }Death was attributed to a clot of blood RE AL EST ATE Agent

# . ; ; Cee some sco island yarn. - jon the brain. ‘The deceaséd was well

* Blue Striped Ginghams, 36 In. wide, regular 0c, special, 6 yds 1.00 known in thix district uy well as both Licensed and Bonded

bd Green Dress Crepe, 36 in. wide, reg. 60c, Special, 3 yds jeasececsnees 1.00 The new hotel being built by Gus east and west of his home town. The

s . . Christianson in New Hazelton is being {funeral was held at Smithers on ri- H AZELTON, B. C.

4 Silk Crepe, red and blue pattern, 3+ in, wide, reg. 45¢. Special mentioned in the broadcasts from Van-|day atternoon last,

& JO VAT clececescecceee ceccsesscsnenscene stntnnenssen eevecssneerherscttcnnenetennes 30 couyer ‘as a desirable place for tourists — pee

ps to stop at next sumuner. Tourists are

Print, red floral design on white ground, 30 in. wide, regular
25e, Special, 2 yards . vesael

45 being urged to come north more this
_ year than heretofore.

Here and There

The Hazelton Hospital

Broadeloth, in colorful check pattern, 36 in. wide, regular hdc.
Special per yard : acne

When everyoue is broke there is al-

- Curtain Scrim, re¢ and bine floral pattern, 37 in. wide. veg.
Bbc, Special, POL FAVA .seesccsscelecsieseeccereeneeessesseensterseaens a. AS

Silk. Pring in ved and grey check, 32 in. wide, regular $1.00
Special to Clear, 3 YAvdS....c cece enteeneeereneess 1.00

ways the devil to pay yet, and every-
one starts in to pay him.

It was learned with general regret
that Cons. Wellen was being transfer-
ed to Prince Rupert the first of April.
Constuble Wellen bas not been in THaz-

Flelton long and was just getting nicely |,
jsettled to the work. He and Mrs.

Wellen were well liked in the district

“The decrease in frelght car
loadings which began in 1930 has
contintied almost uointerruptedly.
In 1933 up to fhe end of the first
week of December, 558,269 less
freizht cars had been loaded on all
Canadian Railways than ‘for the
same period of the previous year.
During the same periad of this
year 376,016 less cars were loaded
than in 1931, The decline in pas-

The Hlasetton Hospital issues tic-
kets for any period at $1.90 per
month In adyauce. This mite in-
eludes office, cousultations. medi-
cines, ns well as all costs while
an the ospital ‘Tiekets: are ob
ininable tn Unaslton ot the drnz
<tere or by mall from the medi.
eal supoerintendant at the hospital

senger business has been rela .
tively the same. The resultant ef-
fect upon railway earnings has
beer naturally disastrous. For the
first ten months of 1931 Canadian
Pacific gross revenue declined
1 ; 22.1 per cent. as compared with
Ten.) that of 1930. For the first ten
months of this year now closing
there was a further decline of
15.4 per cent. The decline con-
tinues, and there certainly ap-
pears to be no evidence in sight
that for many years we shall see

Special Price

earnings back where they were in Given on all Rep airs '

1928."—E, W. Beatty, K.C., Chatr- oo
mar and President, Canadian Pa- Will call for and deliver i ‘
cific Railway, in his review ol

REMNANTS: ©

Odds and Ends of Prints, Ginghams, Broadcloth, Dress Silks,
Regular up to $1.00 per yard, CLEARANCE SPECIAL
15¢ per yard. : :

and ‘their departure is regretted.

On Saturday, March 18, 1938, ut the
: Hazelton Hospital, a son was born to
: ; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Goull (John Al-

mp ce oO

Martin’s Garage
Hazelton, B. C.

Many items at Special Price not advertised.

Tho St, Patriek’s Dance in New Haz-
' elton was as big a success a8 Was an-
ticipated. There were over a hunid-
red people present aud they all seemed
to be bent on‘having a good time. A

long way to mike a good dance.

Hazelton, B.C.

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Hudson’s Bay Company : good flour and a genial spirit goes a
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your car
Great quantities of snow were taken| 1932.
away by the mild weather, the wind i . . .
by ; j In the vanguard of the winter Guarantee Satisfaction '
the sun and the rain over the week| yacation traffic to the South a
end. All the forces: of nature seemed! Seas and the Orient, the Can- . H|

to work together to make a quick fob
ot the coming of spring. No sooner
had the snow gone off spots of the
garden than rhubarb and tulips were
seen forcing themselves through and
impatient to get on the job of making
life more pleasant and more beautiful.

adian Pacific liner “Empress of
Japan” cleared the Narrows at
Vancouver January 14 with a
list of 411 passengers.

Wrecking Car at your
service---day or night.

Recent payment by Great Brit-
ain of $95,550,000 war debt instal-
ment, reminds old-timers of the 7 _
war days when $96,000,000 in gold *
was shipped by Canadian Pacific 4 ]

Express from Asia to England. ’ 1
City Transfer

via Canada,and was carried acruse
Smithers, B.C.

"A small ball suitable for card par-
ties and small dances is being fitted
up in Hazelton, it is reported.

the Dominion on a special Can-
adian Pacific tralu, having abso-
Jute right-of-way. The train trav-
elled without lights and was pro-
tected by scores of armed guards.

pure, wholesome,
and economical table
Syrup.. Children love
its delicious flavor.

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haat R. W. Wilson of Vancouver, who is
interested in two or three mining pro-
perties on Hudson Bay mountain and
on Dome mountain, has veturned to the
district after a business trip to the
" sonth. He will be in charge of opera-
~_- tlous in the interior during the year

und he hopes to have quite a number of

“Dark and uncertain as the out-
look may appear to the casual ob-
server, I stil) think that in this

\wider field the year has not been ‘
without important developments
leading towards trade stabillza-

Taxi ancl Yransfer Service
Avali hours,

TER CANADA STARCH CO. LIMITED. MONTREAL

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, arkine,: tion and encouragement."—E. W.
ong VP iti h bi men warking, Beatty, K.C,, Chairman and Prest- W. B. Leach! Owner
Ning if} ft 1S 0 Wm la y a ° Oots , 4 dent, Canadian Paciiic Railway, .
w. i. Elleson of Ootsn Lake, who; jin his review of 1932. oO ~
‘ : has been a patient at the Hazelton hos me
Among the Canadian Provinces, British Columbia is the lead- pital for several weeks, has returned “Through intelligent education |. So
ing producer of Lead, Silver and Zine. to his home well on the road to being the economic and social futility
"In thig Province about 45% of Canada’s Silver, 91% of the lits old self, Of war will eventually be TOCOR’ | sw ascaec tow tow HaCacacaCaERL IO ICH H IR
Lead and 93% of the Zine are produced. Angell, British economist and dis- :
: British Columbia has produced approximately $1,300,000,000_ Nels Edin has returned te Wndako| peller of war ilusions, He sailed Henty Motors Ltd e
worth of tainerals, after receiving trentment at the Haz-| recently by Canadian Pacific liner .
About 200,000 square miles of unexplored mineral-bearing elton lospital, “Montrose” after a lecture tour in Smithers, B. C, pee
lands are open for prospecting. —_—— the United States. . &
Tt is perfectly all right for a woman Of the 4,046,512 pounds of can-
; to want to hold onto her youth, but ned rapple consumed in Can- Ford Dealers -Ford Parts Oi 4% &
_ Practically every mineral known to be she should not do it while be is Tviv-! ada between April 1 and Novem- Gas Repairs Modern Garage i
mm found on the continent’ occurs to some ing a car. ber 30, 1932, all but 168,683 Lbs.
a: extent in British Columbla Srna, nearly Une the Complete line ot
a: , ws Helen Pratt is . re, y half the total be-
~ 4 7 Miss Nelen Pratt is spending n time ing Yrom the Stralts Settlements. New Cars and Trucks
=) ; SCENT PUBLIC ATIONS:— : nes ve with her parents at Skeenn Crossing. ;
RECENI INS 5 ; Tliteracy in Canada is near the HHA
Annual Report of the Honourable the Minister Neighbor's boy--Please Mr. Jones,| vanishing polnt. According to the
of Mines for the enlander year 1031. Pa says could you ‘blige him with the last consus On lon at Gal Per cent.
§ a “Eode-Gold Deposits of British Columbia. oan of a cork screw. ae tive years of age couldelther read | ~*~ #06 + oo
i “Placer Mining in British Columbia, Myr, Jonés—Certainly, Yan TUN ON! oy write, Students enrolled in B.C LAND SURVEYOR
’ .  “MeConnell Creek Placer Area.” ' home and rel your Pal with be right| Canadian schools in 1931 numbor- : ol .
Non ete ene ee aly “Barite:? - over Wilis ik | 6d 2,642,747. ; 7 J. Allan Rutherford
am estos"; ; : ens | te sof. ‘
; Lode-Gold Developments ‘in British Columbia Owing to the necessity for economy The Canadian Pacifle Railway Surveys promptly executed.
tu all departments th blic work Company’s tax bill for the. year
.. during 1932. |]{iu all departments the public Works) was almost six~ million dollars. SMITHERS, B. C. i
# department will get along without the! bringing its total contrittution to |
§ ' Address enquiries to ‘Hi sorvices of a general rond foreman for|- Canada’s tax collectiona since in- +O -o + + oo + + oo +
om a . the coming senson, nnd Angus McLean |, corporation to abot Aa ana
: " ini i . E : ho had ch of th —E. W, Beatty, “nas, airman
-. The Honourable The Minister af Mines Oat section last year, will | and. President, Canadian Paetfic _
ff Parliament Buildings = - : , , . Rallway, in his review of 1932. The W. A. to the YL TL met on ‘Pups.
T Vi . tend his field of lahor to-include the ee ;
i ictoria, B. territory formerly in eluuree at Gener . cay affernedn and transnctec regular

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