NEW HAZELTON B. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935 —

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‘GROSVENOR

n. C Vancouver BC,

hose who like a good night’s rest
away from Bome, the Grosvenor is
extra quiet. Around the corner from
shops, boats and trains and just up
street from the financial district.

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City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

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W. B. Leach Owner

Forwarding Transfer
Storage Taxi

All trains are met with both ears
and trucks

Wood and Coal for Sale

Dry Birch and Jack Pine
in car lots if wanted —

Marshall Bros. & York:
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The Best.
Christmas. Gift —

Comes from: the. Jewellery Store|.

It lasts “onger and is. treasured
more. .

i you dia x not get 1 copy of our |
catalogue we will, send one. on
request.

“at you ‘need: anything ‘gpectal ¢ or hes,
in achurry: we “‘svill send you'a “ots

ee selection ‘ a ) approval.

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me Rogers. 26 pierce knife --
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“Don't forget to. walte “When you .

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OF Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

A chemist studying papyrus manu-
scripts, says that Egyptian priests
who revealed secrets of thelr’ drder
were killed with a poison made from
peach stones.::- . : ,
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Beg ahve weored. spies sent
“motBerto” pick’ ‘spindth ‘in’ the
garden, instead plucked her father's
prize asters,’ The father was on ya-
cation, fortunately perhaps.
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‘Althaugh great. ice sheets now exist

lon square miles are blanketed in ice,
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Floods made strange friendships
among animals on islands in the Mis-
sionvi river. Living: together were
snakes, rabbits, skunks and many
others, Their hereditary fear for one
itnother was forgotten.

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A small mud slide came Gown just 2
Infle or so out of New Hazelton on Sat

-{urday afternoon. .juat -before. the west-|-

bound passenger arrived, and as a re-
sult the train was held there for an
hour while the sectionmen cleared the
mud away.
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Altitude flights are usualy made in
winter rather than in summer, be-
cause there Is less violent contrast be-
tween temperatures: at high altitude
and those on the ground.
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‘OF all the people in the world -today
not. more than .one-third eat with a
knife and fork. Another third use
chopsticks and the final third still eat
with their fingers.
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After waiting for a week for an im-
provement in weather conditions the
airplane which arrived at the Mission
Point field last Monday got, away ‘on
Sunday for the north, .
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The mayors of Canada sre assemb-
ling at Ottawa for a: joint conference
with the new government, and like the
provincial premiers who are also there
for a joint conference, each has some
special favor to ask, and a very special
reason why they should see the new
premicr all alone as well 4s with the
other members of the conference. Mr.
King Is going to have a pleasant time

only. in the polar regions, the earth I~
| stfll in an ice age, since some six rail-

and-it will be all he can do to, Keep to

the centre of the road.
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gress and each side claims victories,

but neither side admit loosing any men.

The reports are most nreliable, The

League of Natibns’ is beling, very. Dati-,

ent with ‘Itais? , "
too &

Sir Samuel ‘Hoare is a very sick
man due to over work and over anxi-
ety over‘ the Italy-Fthopia affair, and
,the failure of his government to make
a satisfactory settlement of the trouble

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AS yet little if any attempt has been
made to. repair the damage done by
the recent. floods to the ronds and the
bridges along the Skeenn, Nor yet is
there any evidence of any start being
made on the. high level crossing over
the railway at New. Hazelton; B. T.
Kenney, ILL.A., is in the interior ‘this
week and he may succeed in getting a
start made some place on something.

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{+ Huge Johnson came np-from Cedar-
vale on Sunday. He ‘had a finger
ernshed in’ a enable at Cedarvale andl
had to have it dressed.

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Mrs. W. 3. Greer was taken to the
hospital Saturday evening for nu few
days - trentment.

i or a

annual Christmas tree and entetaln-

‘Iment in the New Hazelton hali toward

the end of this month. This .is the
time given over to the children, but at
which time the parents get the most of
the fun.

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says that when be predicted mild |
weather until Christmas he neglected
to mention possible snow and = enst
winds and such like.
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The provincial premiers are gather-
ing at Ottawa to discuss financial
matters with the new premier. The
provinces all want large sums of mon-
ey. Premier King. would like to con-
fine. the discussion to relief and. un-
employment. But he will find’ relief
debts ‘are only n small item in the list,
of requirements the provinelal men
will ‘submit. ;

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Bs. Sarah Mussallem, age 86 years
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"REDUCED

$320 To.

‘BETUERN

PRINCE

tis Leaving
‘Prince Rupert

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THURSDAY

These rates effective. to "February 29
- Return limit, March 31

ae ‘CANADIAN NATIONAL. STEAMSHIPS

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WINTER FARES
VANCOUVER,

Meals and Berth Included
Se s.

GEORGE

10:30 -p.m.
. Southbound |

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Edwa rdsburg a

ERGY. FOOD THA
a 'NOURISHED *
a . MORE CANADIAN: CHILGREN

CHAN: ANY: OTHER, CORM
. “SYRUP” ;

The war ‘in Ethopia is stl in’ pro- |.

Preparations are being made for the|-

The Weather Profit near Hazelton |:

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of Miss. ‘Mussaliem ‘of Smithers. -
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been lengthened out by 500 feet -and‘is

"| now practicnlly 2000 feet in length, 0s
much room us any plane with a good .

pilot should need.
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Mrs. Angus Kerr und her young son

day (today) and Will go to thelr home

at Quick on fhe ‘mor hing tr: in, ate
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With the warm weather and
OQ fine seusom alimezt upon ua,
Cates of opening of the summer:
hotels aml resorts of the Canadian
Paciie “Railway will be weleone
ners to tourists, Danth Evvinss
Zulel onesas, June 16: Chara
Lake Lotlise, Umerald Lake Chae
let and bimealow.cam7s Wapta,
Youu, Isdinm Mee. Soriase and
BMaraine Lats, June at: Frenn
Tiver Buncvalow f'aren, Jun2+137
Tells Cap Buneslovy Cans, .
Jura 27; Alwoneuia Hots), &t,
Antrews, Nv3. 0 June. 2%: Ths
Tises, Tiety, June 27 acd the
Lahvsida aa, Youu, due “3.

; Tortie, Orten, frrenis “ane
nual These, Festicnl will pe held
this year, June 6-8... Millions of
rose Dloams will be on display in
the many floats of the grand: flo- .
ral parade and also in the 47th
. annual show of the Portiand Rose
“Boviety.

‘Marking the Silver Jubilee cele-
brations of the coronation of King
George V, to be held this year,
the Canadian Pacific Railway
has issued a strikingly handsome
folder ‘covering the main evento -
of the function from the King’s
drive to St. Paul's Cathedral on
May 6 and ending with the Lord —
Mayor's Show on November a,

at beautiful new menu card for
the King’s Jubileo celebrations
_ has been designed by the Cana-
‘dian Pacific Rallway to be teed
in: all the company’s hotelg from —
coast to corst,-on ships of the
' Atlantic and Pacifie fleets ‘and
on world cruise ships. Its front
cover is done in gold with the
Canedian Coat of Arms in color: .
at the top and the Canadian Pa-
-elfic ‘crest at the bottom. ‘The
back cover, also done in __gold,.
shows'a train in the Rockies, the
Chateau Frontenac at Quebeo City

. and the Empress of Britain, A
_maple leat below the Coat ‘ot
Arms and «a ‘space on, the back
for autographs ‘completes the
menu card. | . 4,

The world is invited ‘to attend
the annuel' Rose Festival to be
held at Portland, Oregon, June 6,

7 and 8 This, one of the out:
standing fetes: of the United
States, will this year show many.
new. and. beautiful ° features,
among which © ‘the -47th ‘annual
roso: show’ of ‘the’ Portland’ Rose
Society ‘will be not the least im- .
portant... The whole city ‘will .be
» embowered -in. TORE at that . time
at year,’

“ Qver the period May. 16-28 in
clusive, ‘the Canadian - rellways
are offering. special bargain fares
figuring. approximately’ at one
cent a. mile-from various ‘eastern
-Qlties to: western Canada, . Return:
‘“Himit is thirty days from. the date
-’ of issue of. teket with stopovers
"within the: ‘Urit : of the ticket at |
* Port,” Arthur, - “Armistrong amd,

- Rolnts: ‘west thereof, — . ,

an Ce
. adressing an muuietite of more
. than a thousand ; representative
- ‘business tien at. ‘Toronto reconts
Bhs A, W.. Beatty, -K.0., Lid,
>, chairman’: and. president of . the |

Y thatthe Canadian National’
qway.:pystom, was: never-af: h met.

‘Jens’ ‘than. a ‘sad ‘sceldent,.*

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_, threatens national Rolvency,s
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Le “rep f the Dominion, Lord Baden _
: ee ni hick’ Scout, Lady'Bader=

arid 'tholr (wo. daughters, landed

passed away in Prince Rupert on Sat-
urday night... She js the grandmother ‘

aly ‘Orme’ 3, Ltd.

‘The Mission Point landing fleld has

left the Hazelton Hospitel on Wednes- |

4 une sent evel
: Ry
oH rint e

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Canadion. Pacific Rallway,: tated af

exparimené, dn: public. ownership ‘*
and-that it ‘was neither. more: i
“ . Problerh,. he sald; constitutes ‘Cane * -
_ ada’e* most. diffienit’ problem and mR

“ptasting & tour of Canaits , wile Spe
pill: ‘include. the’ “principal: cage |

Powell, eatet ofthe Girl: Guider,: |
at? Vanoouver:. from 8.8. are bein: o

(THe: Pioneet ‘Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug’ Store |
-of Northern B. Ga:

Drugs. - sing
Fancy Goods: : «Kodaks
ped, and

ison .

Prinec Rupert, B.C.”

The Hazelton Hespita!

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for way period .at .$1.50
iu mouth In ndvance. This rate
includes office . consultations,
Inedivines. as well as all costs

‘while at the Hospital. Tickets:
ure abtatuable {a2 Hazelton at
the Teng Store, ‘or ~by mall
fram the. Medical Superintend-
bit a the Hospital.

‘Al MARTINS GARAGE

HAZELTON

Let me gve you a FREE “HASTINGS”
Compression Test,

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J. Allen Rutherford
_ Sarveys promptly executed :

Smithers, B.C.
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L censed Insurance Agent

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Handling all types of insuranve,
_ineluding ;

Fire, Automobile, Sick.
Ress and Accident

‘HAZELTON, B, c.

Prince Rupert

: A re real ‘xood hotel rig

the north. land -

B. C. UN DERTAKERS.

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