THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 19, '1933

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INCORPORATED 242 MAY 1670.

Pre-Inventory Sale

Useful Household Articles
Marked Down to Clear

Double Dasher Egg Beaters, Special 20... 25

Scissors, good steel, large size, Special secsssssraseaenne 15

Buteher Knives, Sharp Cutter, Special 0.00000. 25
Egg Lifters, polished steel, Special... 15
English Army Black Shoe Polish, Special .......... oe
Steel Bread Knives, Special ..cccccteunsee 180

Table Spoons, Nevada Nickel Siiver, Special ....

Tea Spoons . Special....6 for 50
Table Knives, Siainless Steel, Speeial ........6 for 95
Table Forks, Nickel Plated, Special ........6 for 50

Hudson’s Bay Company
Hazelton, B. C.

CH pure, wholesome,

and economical table
Syrup. Children love
its delicious flavor.

THE CANADA STARCH CO. LIMUTED. MONTREAL

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Mining in British Columbia

Among the Canadian Provinces, British Columbia is the kead-
ing producer of Lead, Silver and Zine.
In this Provinee about 45% of Canada's Silver, 97% of the
Lend and 938% of the Zinc ave produced.
British Columbia has produeed approximately $1,300,000,000
worth of minerals. —
About 200,000 square miles’ of

unexplored -mineral-bearing
lands are open for prospecting.

Practically every mineral known to be
found on the continent occurs to some
extent in British Columbia. ~:

RECENT PUBLICATIONS :— . tree

. Annual Report of the Honourable the Mlnister
of Mines for the colander year.1031,
“Lode-Gold Deposits of British Columbia,
“Placer Mining in British Columbia.

_“MeConnell Creek Placer Area.”

Non-metallic Mineral Investigations: “Barite ;”
“Asbestos” ; “Glassware, ; “Clay.”

Lode- Gold Developments in British Columbia ,
during 1932,

Addvesa enquiries to : 7 thos

The Honourable The Minister af Mines
Parliament Buildings - ees

- Victoria, BoC.

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Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

On Friday night the New Hazel
C.G.1LT. group will hold a social even-
ing in place of the regular session.

F. Teuber was injured by a blockof
ice falling on him at the big slide on
the railway on the Skeena sub.

Dr. I. C. Wrinch will attend the
meeting of the Smithers Liberal Asso.
tomorrow night to tell the boys all that
was done or was not done during the
late session of the legislature. He will
also tell the boys ubout the bright pros-
pects the Grand Qid Party have when
the next election is called. The meet
ing is being: held for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to the Liberal nomin
nating convention to be held a week later

‘and for other purposes, such as what

candidate is to be supported, ete.

The Mounted Police were round and
about the past week collecting Ilcenses
from radio owners. It is now up to the
Canadian Broudcasting Commission to
deliver. some radio. ‘Since the Commis-
sion took over broadcasting in Canada
there has been only part time reception
at least in the northern -part of this
northern district. It will never do to
confine broad casting to Vancouver as
nothing can come out of that city for
the north nmnless the word heelers get.
their: pickings.

Robt. Shannen of Senly Like selioo]
is a guest of Jack Wright at Cedar-
vale, -

‘Messrs. Campbell and Freeman of
the ‘Kispiox schools are spending the
Easter vacation with Mr,‘
brother at Port Simpson.

" Freeman's

ftey. Mr. Redman held Easter ser-
viees at Kispiox last Sunday afternoon :
There was a Inrge attendance and a:

CANADIAN AUTHOR
MAKES BIG HIT

he literary hit of the year hag
been made by Frederick

Niven, an author residing near
Nelson, B.C. whose novel entitled
“Mrs. Barry” is described by
Compton Mackenzie in the Daily
Mail as .a@ profoundly moving
book, and ig hailed’ as a classic
worthy to stand beside Sir James

Barrie's “Margaret Ogilvy”.

Although Frederick Niven has
a long list of. books to his credil,
and has always enjoyed a follow-
ing. among the critics, this is his
first appearance among. the “best
sellers”, He worked. his way
through Canada early this cen-
tury, and at one tlme handled bas-
gage ond freight for the-..- —.
nt Nelson, B.C. He eventually
took up a small holding on Koote-
nay Lake twenty years ago, where
he has secured excellent local
_ colour for his western stories, —

“Mrg. Barry" is a novel of *'’e
in Glasgow, ‘where at ono i....0
Prederick Niven ‘edited aS
paper :

SEIRIICIINICICE IID ICHERCACeE EE NCaCNONCACNC ICICI

Win. Grant’s Agency
' Notary Public

Representing

Leading . Fire and Life:
Insurance Companies

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very impressive service was the result.
Fortunately the. minister took & couple} ||", : . ;
of assistants along with him in his car oe ~
or he never would have got throu the|. RE STATE A
mud, This week Rev. Mr. Redman is AL E gent
going to Cedarvale for a couple of days _ Licensed and Bonded
to organize work there for the United
Church, HAZELTON, B. C€.
Mis. Harold Gould and infant son, — J}
aceumpanied by Mrs. Peter, Siaith, lett
Tnesday morning. for Barrett:
. a
George Little of Terrace wis a vis- The Hazelton Hospital
Iter here: Jagz Thursday calling ona 7
few of his old customers. He then The [Hazelton Hospital issues tic-
went on tu Smithers, kets for any period at $1.80 per
: 7 month In advance. This rate in-
There was a very good tuttendance at cludes office consultations, medi-
the Baster Tea and sule of home cook eines, as well as all costs while
ing, flowers, ete. held by the Ladies|| jin the hospital. Tiekers are ob-
Aid of the United Church in Hazelton |. toinable in Heazlton at the drug
on ‘Thursday afiernoun last. The Ind-|| sore er by matl from the medi-
ies disposed of everything they- had. eal anperintendant at the hospital
Dr, 1, GB. Wrineh left Saturday: morn
ing for Kamlvops where he will spend .
a week or so with Mrs. Wrinch. sg
The illustrated lecture given by Rey Martin S Garage
Mr. Redman in the United Church in Hazelton, B.-C.
Hazelton Jast Thursday night was not
so well attended as night have been,
There was some doubt as to whether ‘ s
the picture slides: woukl get over the Special P f 1cé
snow slides in time for Thursday night
They got there alright and U.ose peo- Given an all Repairs
ple who attended were well repaid for .
the effort of turning out, : Wiil call for and deliver
The speclnl services in the (United your car
Church in New Hazelton tn the morn-
ing and in Hazelton in tlie evening||| Guarantee Satisfaction
were largely attended and greatly ap-
yrecinted. In the morning Mrs. Red:
man and Athol Russell sang n duct and Wrecking Car at your
i Mrs, Redman also gave a conple of _
eat eae service--day or night.
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Ed Sweet has started the erection of
va large new dairy barn at Two Mile.
l-rhe new structure will give him lots] ,
fot room to increase his herd of dairy ‘
j cows and to store feed. as well, Mr, . rey
© Sweet in also getting considerubly more City Ira nsfer
: Laud under cultivation. . ;
i es Smithers, B.C.
i Ars. R. Spooner has returned home ,
after spending several weeks with her —
sen Peter in’ the Bulkley Valley. ,
: ; _ Taxi and Yransfer Service
The grader was out on the roads on _Atadl) hours usw I
Monday ind made’ quite an improve
_ nent, oy : —
Spring is here—The boys are pltch- WwW. B. Leach} Owner
ing horse shoes mid. throwing the base RS
bal. : wo omeis3e
The lig slide nt mile GO Skeena sub, | m= —— -
wan so far cleaned away that the night
‘ train Thesday was allowed through, | @~*7®-*—¢—+-#--#-0--o-@—«
B. C. LAND SURVEYOR

' J. Allan” Rutherford i
i Surveys promptly executed. j

SMITHERS, B.C. i
PA nh net ty

Henry Motors Ltd.

Smithers, B. C.

Ford Parts oil
Modern Garage §

Ford Dealers
Gas Repairs

Complete line ot
New Cars and Trucks

Red clover ts, perhaps, the most gen-
enuily grewn lecume crop in Canada

siouls,

Hooaabliffen toe being a cheap
veer Epsom Poa andi carte meat,

+ gran cenbtatd Malaria iend Wess mmm me et oo

anid povidoes chomp protein food for dive |