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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
ti*kets for any period at $1.50
a wvonth in edvance. This rate
indudes office consultations,
meflicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospitel. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
fron the Medical Supertntend-

THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAAZELTON, B

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NEW YEARS’. EVE DANCE in
the Horticultural tall; under the
auspices of the.” {Horticultural Ak-

sociation. Plan to be there.
. ae . :

speaker Tuesday. night over the radio
in the series of. talks “i Remember”.
Dr. Terrell is one of the greatest geo-
logists Canada ever ‘knew,
oes .

Pedestrians sing the Pattullo
bridge at New Westminster must step
lively.
the Legislature anyone walking at a
slower speed than two miles an hour

will be subject to a fine of $300.00.
“**

NOTICE OF THANKS

ent at the Hospital.

Hoskin’s Garage

O. H. Hoskins, proprietor

(Official Sub-Ford Dealers for the Haz-
elton and Smithers Districts

’ Demonstrations of new models and in-
formation on Request. A full stock
of Ford Parts carried.

BEST GARAGE SERVICE IN THE
NORTHERN INTER70R

Martin’s
Garage

FIRESTONE TIRES WILLARD

BATTERIES HOME GAS and
‘OIL FREE COMPRESSION

TESTING :
FORD V-3 SERVICE WRECKE-
ING TRUCK OXY-ACETYLENE

WELDING,
No charge to test and fill your battery
Service Day and Nighi

HAZELTON

WHEN IN
Smithers

| Eat at the
Canadian Cafe
Prompt Service,

' Always Open for
business. :

Reasonable Charges . Good Cook

+
.B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
will bring us

P.O. Box 943 ;
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. |

‘5

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| Hotel

A real good Hotel. 6 serving
“the north: land

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Pines Rupert, Be. Cc. 2

‘Reichesterym manager bg

Avere discovered by Tasman and Cook.
‘These islands are remarkably healthy

. not go varied.

‘refined | in’ Canada,

| Canned | pineapple ‘ag ‘well. AS, ‘fresh
| fruits. and. dried :currants ‘with a little | ton.
: euentypens oll made up the Test.

The Hazelton Hospital wishes .
thank its many friends in this district
for their generous. .respouse to the an-
nual, canvas for ddénations which’ was

man’s Auxiliary to the Hazelton Hos-
pital. The total sum realized was a
large one, and the Hospital Board and
staff appreciate very deeply the hearty
support that the public have thus ac-
eorded them in thelr work.

: L. B..-Wrinch,
‘Secretary, Board of Directors

The GolfClub dance in Hazelton on
Armistice night was quite a pleasant
affair an@ those who were there had
a most enjoyable time,
ec

There was a large turnout at the
Armistice service in St. Peter's Angli-
can service last Thursday morning.
A- most’ interesting address ‘was’ given,
by the rector and he was assisted in
the service by the miniter of the
United Chureh and the officer in
charge of the Salvation Army.

sue &
Geo. L. Powell the English advisor
brought ont from London by the Ab-
ethenrt government in Alberta, was
found guilty of libel and sentenced to
six months in jail with hard labor,
and that at the expiration of his sen-
tence he be deported. He intends to
appeal the ease, ;
ene

FINDING CANADA ABROAD

A resident.of Western Canada wrote
to the Bureau of Statistics to sey that
early this year-he had managed to re-
alize.a boyhood’s dream—he had seen
the Fiji Islands. When he was there
he found many links ‘with -bis home-
land, but the one:thing that brought
the connection closest to his attention
was a trip he had made in a Canadian
automobile. That caused him to en-
quire about Canadian trade generally
with these 250. romantic islands that

for folk of European origin. Canada’s
trade with the Fiji Islanda has unex:
pected features, No: fewer than 164
cars were sent there last year ond 135
the year before. We sent a good deal
of food, such as “canned - fish (over,
$700, 000 last year) apples; onions and
vegetables, ‘a large variety. of “paper,
books, tools: and: farm implements,

lot of electrical apparatus ond medi-
eal preparations, Canadian silk stock

modities. «= - '

- Our imports from, PL islands aro
They get. ‘Mitle or nd
publictty for the reason that raw sug.
ar ‘is the leading | commodity: and it is
‘Last: year ‘it had
an import . value. Of: about,; "$2,500,000.

dd

Dr. J. B Terrell of Horonto and Ot-
twa, and who was well known ‘about
this district twenty years ago, was the

According to recent action by,

to

earried out last summer bry the Wo--

salience was observed, ‘pal

ings appear to be popular, . _Altogether ;
a7 :\'Canada gets no lot of ‘advertising in the
{Southern Pacific through . these com-

gool many years. ae
like building a good thik

to be built at all, ont
a ee *.

migstoner of ‘Indian atte
Smithers on Monday a oa.
Ungén; ‘netlng Indian ageh in : iyi
up to confer with int «N

day. boost

in Hazelton will be pants thel::.
nual Christmas bazaar‘: on
sr.

20th. The hall has been Up for
the winter and will be-% very: coinfort-
able The musie wil! be: geod too.

eee:

Dr. I. B. Wrinch was; ab
itor to Smithers the first,

ean

Its an ilk wind, eté. The school
children at Bella Coola had several.
days, holidays owing to the fact that
their teacher went visiting over the.
week end and was held up at a can-
nery on account of high seas. It was
impossible for a small boat to venture

out.
ae

Do not leave off too long ordering:
your. Christmas cards. . It-takes.a it
tle time to get them after you ha
placed. your order. See samples ¢
the Herald office. © -. vo

ae

G. H. Wilton wag struck by a falling

air,
en and he speedily recovering.

. aaa
Tegret to report the- death of Mrs,
Sam. Turner, Kitwanga on Friday,
Noy. 12. Som. Turner Is a son
of Simon Turner, one of the native cit-
izens. He was also a brother of Phil-
ip Turner of Hazelton. She will. be
buried ot Kitwanga next Tuesday.

emt

Dr. Kilpatrick of the Hazelton Hos-
pital. visited the local Indian school on
Friday afternoon and conducted’ the

on Saturday and returned
the late train.

‘eRe
Rev, B, Black, the mig
er held Armistice service
ren of the day school
Thursday,

9a rg ibe et

fo
t ;

‘The usual, two, minuted

were sung and the teacher:
the meaning of Atmistice
brance: Days, jand ;th¢
with the singing of th
them, ce ny. 4

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On. Sunday: Moses Jon
dress in the native. tong
to his People the meant
Day. and why" we obiger

"here is ho”
here. The ‘Rath

py. to:

of $1,015,128 149, 00, _

The gross value of the industry for the. ‘first ‘six. dionths of 4987
is estimated to be. $36,383,540,00, Thisis an ineresise of B8A% over
the value for the corresponding period in 1936, '

Indications , are that: Fpax's pro, duction will “exceed: that of
art ‘prét{oits ‘year Taiyatug is akbflendid’ commentary. upon
-the stability, of: the-mining’ dndustrs in: this: “prov hice. New" propér-

' ties are being brought: into production.: and with the re opening of
old properties, mill capacity will be co nsiderably incrensed over last
Fear,

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For authorative information regar ding the mining industry ap

DEPARTMENT OF MINES
‘VICTORIA, B. C. :

KITSEGUCKLA |
While working in his logging ening, x
timber aud his chin was badly bruised’!

when he was hurled several feet in-the |
Fortunately no bones were brok-|:

New Hazelton Hall. _ i
Friday, November 26

Under the auspices of Citizens Association ——

Good Music

Admission 50c.

* saturday, Ne November ra

In Horticultural hall Hazelton, Curtain at-8 30 sharp. |

Tickets 50e 2 Children 25e
ve Two sold | hours of laughter -.

Heel: to tel them. |