THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1934

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‘anndian exports of bacon to Great{ Mrs. Fred Salt arrived ‘home this
Britain for the first two.months this|Tuesday after an absence of 9 months
venr were 18,547,000 Tbs... compared | spent in France with her father. who’
with 6,665,000 ‘Ibs. in’ the first two
months of 1982, ;

was at one time a resident’ of . New
Hazelton, an

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An extra ditcher gang was sent to
the Nash area the latter part of last
week and it will be there for some Jit-
tle time. A sink hole keeps the gang
working steadily until the ground be-
gins to dry out .A number of the men
from the local district were taken on.

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Miss Hazel Lamb of Morse, Sask.,
arrived on Tuesday and will make her
home in New Hazelton with her aunt
Mrs. C. H. Sawle. ; .

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Miss Evelyn Casa returned from the
Hazelton Hospital where she was a
patient for a couple of weeks. She is
making a complete recovery,

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The Ontario and = Saskatchewan
gvovernments linve decided to go to the
people in June next. :

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Arringements are being completed
to bring the Maple Leaf hockey team
of Toronto and the Red Wings of De-
troit_to the west for a séries of exhi-
hition gumes to be played in Winnipeg,
Fancouver and possibly Los Angeles.
These ure two of the fastest teams on
the ice any place in. the. world and
were -runners-up for the Stanley Cup.
The games would be worth going to
Vineorver to see could one raise the
railway fare,

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' The Ladies Aid of the New Hazel-
ton Church held 4 very pleasant social
evening in the ehurch last Friday ev-
ening. While the attendance was not
overly large a very good program was
provided and the folk enjoyed them
selves, Refreshments were served the

latter part of the evening,
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Mrs. N. H. Kilpatrick of Smithers
and her two boys, accompanied by Bill
Hann, spent several days last week in
Hazelton the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Grant. They. returned home on
Saturday morning,

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Several parties of ,prospectors and
mining men have been in Smithers
this spring en route to the far nerth
amd north-east. Practically. all of
them, are after placer gold. During
the last week there were two small
parties went out from Smithers,

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On Monday last the House of Com-
mous got under way after the Easter
vacution, The Lender of the Opposi-
tion tried to get that clause “For
Peace, Order nnd Good Government”

{taken ont of the unemployment relief

bil. Bunt Premier Bennett refused to

Doings Around Home |
Of interest to you and your friends -

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Acmid slide at Bulkley Canyon on}

Saturday last delayed transportation
several hours, The slide came down
in such a quantity that the ditcher
could ‘not get it cleared away in time
to let the trains through on schedule
even though the ditcher worked from,
early morning until late at night with
out even a stop for meals.

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Many In this part of. the province
wiil be interested in knowing that 8.
G, Blaylock has been elected president
of the Canadian Institute of Mining
& Metsliurgy for the. ensuing year.
Mr. Blaylock is known to quite a num-
ber in this section and he is the gener-
al manager of Consolidated Mining &
Smelting Co. of Trail, -and his com-
pany is interested in Northern B, (,.
in a lurge way.

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Not more than 35. per cont’ of the
stand of maple trees in Bustern Cann-
da are used for the production of sug-
ay or syrup.

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Up to March 22, cattle shipped to
Great Britain this year numbered
10,712, as. against 7,827 for: the corres-
ponding period last year.

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The export of barrelled apples this
year to Mareli 22 had increased 104
per cent over last year, and boxed
apples exported increased ten per cent

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Camellien Moude, fire eater of the
Conservative party in Montreal, was
elected over the Liberal candidate by,
a majority of fifty thousand yates, the
hirgest majority ever given o mayor-

alty candidate in that city.
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Mrs. 8. H. Senkpiel entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Ida
Schultize whose birthday was celebra-,

ted that day.
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Ed. Denno, Omer Spooner and R.
E. Dilling left on Tues@ay for Terrace
to go to work.

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Dr. H. ©. Wrineh, accompanied by
Mrs. Wrineh, will leave on Thursday
for a holiday: trip to Vancouver and
other points, They will be away for
a couple of weeks.

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A miscellaneous shower was given
last Saturday night in Hazelton’ in
honor of Mrs. Dilling nee Miss Mar-
jory Sntherliand) The affair was at
the home of Mrs, Sargent and the hos-
tesses were Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. A.

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“ADMISSION 256,

Annual Recital Concert

UNITED CHURCH
FRIDAY, APRIL 13

"This is the Musical Feature of the year and is worthy the hearty sup-
: port of. the conimunity. Concert will start at 8:15 sharp, |

| Rev. S. V. H.'Redman,’ Conductor,

Win. Grant’s Agency
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Representing, _
Leading’. Fire and Life
Instirance Companies

You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
Attention

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The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C,

Drugs Stationery
Faney Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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COOPER. H. WRINCH
, Licensed Insurance Agent —

Handling all types of ‘insurance,
including _ .

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
.ness and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C.

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Dr. R. C. Bamford.

DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9amto6pm Evenings
by appolntment. ;

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kets for any period at $1.50 per
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in the -hospital, Tickets are ob-
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