THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUN 2%, 1932

ere and There

Cavtain L. D. Douglas, R.N.R.,
recently named commander of the
Paw ific speed Queen, the Empress
ol Japan, largest of Canadian Paci-
fic liners on the Pacific, recently
brourht his 26,000-ton charge
aloncs'Ae Pier B, Vancouver within
a4 minutes of the Pacific record.

His. Excellency Rana Phagat
Chandra Bahadur, Rajah of Jub-
bal, was a traveller on the Empress
of Japan from the Far East, re- —
cently. He might have been taken
for any business man but for the
presence of his wife, daughter of
the Maharajah of Kathlaad, India,
who was attired in Indian garb, ;

Crop conditions in. western
Canada are most encouraging and,
given ‘normal -weather conditions,
the yuantity and: quality. of the
harvest will zo a long way towards
restoring’ confidence and pros-
perity, Grant Hall, vice-president
of the Canadian Pacific ailway,
stated recently on his return from
4 tour of inspection of the com-
pany's property,

Final figures of butter produc-

‘on in Alberta for 1931 amount to
be $57,922 pounds, which is more
‘than 600,000 pounds above the
] revious highest, ear’s record for
t'e provinee. osely associated
wth butter . rodaction | is a move-
rept inaugurated by the Federal
and Provincial Departments of
Agriculture toencourage farmers
te enlarge their forage crop areas,

Major “Bill” McGeehan, one of
Arrerica’s beat known columnists,
ard Lienel Hitehman, veteran
de"ence man of Boston Bruins,
lunded a 19 and a 30 pounder

rship of the provincial house to about

Of interest to you

FOR SALE—Fordson Tractor in excel-
lent condition... This tractor has had
very little use....1t is equipped with
standard flanged wheels and also
has a set of practically new solid rub
ber tired disc read wheels. Makc
us an offer-—S, E. Parker, Ltd., of
Prince Rupert, B. C.

“Shout 20 curs of poles were shippee
by the Hansou Uo. during the last few
days, They’ still have. a lot of poulees
stored in thet various yards,

It is expected that Her. Canon Proe-.
tor will step a day day or so in Hazel:

ert enroute to the Peave River.

Owing to forest - fires . the govern-
Inent telegraph lines in the lakes: dis-
trict hnve been seriously dumuged.

Hl. .D. Twigg, MLL.A. for Vieturia
has heet appointed organizer for the
Conservative patty in B.C, in pliee :
of Mr. MeKensie, who has, retired.

The proposal to reduce the member-

twenty members will Le popular with

Baléon from. New Brunswick
walors respectively in May. The
Major got his fish with a four-
oo nre trout rod on the Cain's
River; Hitchman was fishing at
Hurtt’s Pool near Fredericton on
the Saint John River, ,

John Cudahy, of Milwaukee,
hunting acrosa the Great Divide.
near Banff, and eg by a furious-
ly charging wounded grizzly almost
within striking distance and with
but one cartridge left in.his rifle,
coolly stood his ground * and
dropped the monster at his feet.
Mr. Cudahy has hunted in India,
Africa and Alaska, but said he had
never had thethrills he experienced
on this recent grizzly hunt.

Success of the bargain tripa over
week-ends and holidays which the
Canadian Pacific has put into
effect this year was further attested
by the great popularity enjoyed
during the recent Victoria Day
holiday and in week-ends follow
ing. To take one large centre— _
Montreal—the city was literally
invaded by the great influx of

visitors from eastern Canada and
the United States and other big
Canadian cities report similar con-
dittons..

Brother officers of the Canadian
Parifie Railway, representatives
of transportation systems in Can-
ada.and the United States, mem-
bers ‘of the Masonic Order and. of
Rotary and sorrowing friends fram
virtually all walks of life united in
an impressive tribute te the late
George A. Walton, reneral pas--
Benger agent of the railway at his
funera) in Montreal re-ently. The
remains were taken to Winnipeg
where burial took place in the
Elmwood Cemetery with His
Honor James D, McGregor, Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Manitoba,
Mo: or Relph H, Webb, of Winni- -
pe¢, and many offic ers of the com-
pany in attendame. His Grave
Archoishop Matheson, assisted by
the Rev. HS. hieed, of St. Luke's
Angliran Church, conducted ‘the

funeral service... .. (847)

Just Ww hint the hay. crop will be’ this
your is hard to say. ‘There has been
such a long dry. spell. in. Tune that thy

“hay did not get. ‘under. “way, “and in. a
‘tow ‘places it was reported. the flrst 0”

the week to be burning up. already, ° hh

another two’ or. three weeks | the ‘hur -

vest should be in full swing. ~The erop:
will be Heht at best. re
For Rent—Thied roomed _ eotiage,

opposite the Anglican. Chureh; Hazel-

_ ton; ‘furnished or: witvrnistod=Apnly wh
to Géo. MeGrathy, Hazelton. cn ; :

Hon. Ss. F. moltite, premier of ‘British
Cotumbia, ' who ‘addressed . the ‘Vancou-
ver Kiwanis Club. recently : and ‘stated
emphatically that the road to’ ‘the. Yu-

kon and on to ‘Aluska would be: built:

wi except those members who will be.
left ont and those constituencies that
will be doubled up. a

Miss‘ Karle, matron for the Kispio:
Indian vikluge, left Saturday night, ol
her vacation. © Ss

Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Biernes of Kis.,
piox entertained at dinner last Sunday
ind about twenty guests gathered al
thelr hospitable table. Among. the
uests were a motor party from Call:
‘fornia, and Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Dawe
son, Miss Kennedy and Mrs, Jos. Aller

ton when retoraing from Vrinee Rup- |’

and your friends

| | E Doings Around Home’

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“It ds reported that the C, N. RB. has
decided to cut off seven section crews

of the line. Also that all forelgners
who hive not got their nationalization
papers will be let ont, and possibly de-
portecd their own countries, .

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Mike George started to. w ork. Tues- |.
day morning: to ‘get some 35,000 fect of
logs left In the bush’ couple . of years

neo. out tothe riyer bank ready to be
dupe. into the Skeena as soon as the
first drive is ready.

cut last week: on the hospital farm.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

OF LIZZIE CAMPBELL
and

IN THE MATTER OF THE “ADMIN.
ISTRATION ACT”

Take Notice that by an order of His
Honor F. McB. Young, Judge of the
County Court of Prince Rupert, made
the Seventeenth day of June, A. D..
1932, I.-was appointed. Administrator
of the estate of the sald Lizzie Camp-

bell, deceased, and -that alt parties har-

ing claims against: the said estate are
hereby required to forward same to me
Properly verified on or before the 2nd
flay of August, 1932, and all partie
indebted to the said Estate are requir-
ed’ to -pay the amounts of their indebt-
edness to me forthwith.

Dated at Smithers, B. C.,

this 21st day of June, 1932. |

’ AB, Campbell
Official Administrator

of Tazelton,

esidents of Panama - Canal

Zone had their biggest thrill

since the "big ditch’ was finish-

ed when the ‘Canadian Pacific

- "Her “Empress of Britain”. ‘DABS
‘' od through the canal. in ‘April.
, As the largest vessel ever. tonav-
igate the canal the Binpress re-.

as far ag canal: officlals were
-. concerned, she waa. viewed with
. furrowed’ brows. .'The- - lock-keep-

jumped aboard her,”
did she fit,”
* Furrowed brows marked. Chier

of. the Empresa of, Britain, .”

‘eoived Ynusual-attention, In fact |'

' ers, if they: wanted to, could have:
AO. - tightly
Officer, W. G. Busk-Waod, RN Ro |

_ the “Mate” he is responsible. ior
her: ‘Ploamlhg, white palnted fides |:

Tight Fit But Paint Untouched

and bets were freely offered that
he would have to put men over
the side when she reached Cris-
tebal to re-paini. Scotchmen
amongst the 481 passengers cov-.
-ered every bet-——they had faith in
the ‘Scottish. caution, of Commo- -
dore:R. G. Latta, her commander,
It was a tight fit, ‘but never, 4
soratoh of paint ! 1
- photograph - shows : tho. -
impress! of Britain entering tho
Pedro ‘Miguel . Jock: ' “Her -pas-
Sengers “¢rowded -.the. decks to
watch * the: spectaclé. and: ’so- in.
teresting ‘waa: this feat of nayi-.
pon that. ‘Chief. Steward’ Frank".
loss complained that for the first .
tind in’ four and a halt months wt
‘they ytorgot to. eat ore

on the Jasper to Prince Rupert portlon |

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The first crop of alfalfy hay was

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

&
sie

50 cents

, able rates °

Ms, p. Fraser eatin |
e Next door to the Anglican chureh

SUMMER
SAILINGS

fective. Jurée [3th

FROM PRINCE RUPERT
FOR VANCOUVER
*Mondays obs = 4.00 pm,
Wednesdays= + - 9.00 aim.
‘Saturdays. - » =.7.00 p.m, - -
*Calls at Ocean Fallaand Powell River.

FOR ALASKA
Wednesdays and Saturdays,
«S00 pm. —
Fortnightly service to Queen
- _ Charlotte Islands.
TRAIN SERVICE

Tri-w: eekly passenger service ;
: "East and West. :

For enformation eall or
. Weile local agent or

_H. McEWEN, D.F, & PA,
Prinee Rupert, RC, .
¥-80-59

CANADIAN.
NATIONAL

City Transfer |
| Smithers, B..C.

—_ =i

Taxi and Yransfer Service |:
__Atall hours; -

W.. B. Leach ‘Owner

TIME TABLE.

EFFECTIVE JURE 12th. |

Transcontinental trains will
leave Prince Rupert

12.30 p.m.
Every Monday, Wednesday and
‘Saturday
. * .
Trains will arrive Prince Rupert

4. 30. ‘pitt.
Every Monday, ‘Wednesday ‘and
‘Saturday

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For information, call or write
focal agentor .
. A, McEWEN, D.E. & PA.
Prince Rupert, B.C.

Canadian National

AYs128.52

G. H. LaFleur, hardwure mereliant
ot Smithers. hay decideed to clos ww

| shop ‘and whot stock was left after. a

sale has been ‘shipped to Prince George

“the business was' one of the orlginnl
[in Smithers having, been: established |"

quite a: nlinber of years gO hy the].
‘inte Alex. Chisholm. who moved: from)

Hnzelton to ‘Smithers,

Mug... Peter Smith and. Nellie: apeni |
the: week pnd with Mr. Smith vat,’ ‘Pit

‘Home Cooked = ie

Board by the month at reason. §

4 Dried Froits nnd Prunes _

‘| Ba ked Hm

| New Hazelton

bats Agency
Notary Pablic mo

“Reprecepting:

“Leading Fire and Life
- Insurance Companies

REAL ESTATE Agent

HAZELTON, B. C. -

Pa

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tic-
kets for any -period at ‘$150 per
mouth in advance. This rate in-'
. vluiles office coniuitations, medi-
cines, aswell as atl Costs while ”
nm the bospleab. Tiekeis are ob-
fainahte fn. Haztton= at the drug
“atore or by mali: from’ the medi: .
eal superintendant at the hospital.

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~ Martin’ s Garage
_ Hazelton, B.C.

~ Agent. for.
Firestone Tires ©

Home Oil and Gasoline
Acetylene Welding
Cylinder Honeing

Repairs to all makes of
cars and satisfaction i is |]
guaranteed. — |

"Fifteen years experience |

——

Kew Low.

/ Prices

On. nal First ¢i at Class Staples

Sew ‘Anstyntien Sultana Rutsins?

| ¥eal Lot Cheese Loar
Dutch Maid Mayonnaise und. Sandwich -
‘Spread for Sulads, -
Kw opt Cider find Soft Drinks

TCE CREAM

: Sheriffs & & McRae

Cash and Carry

South Hazelton :
. Where Pollars Have More Cents ,
Phoue—8 short, 1. long, 1 short

,

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"Get Your

cisou and Or,

"Donald Grey

Hagwilget near. the bridge:

eee

General Store

| where lowest. prices: prevail on

cso

onal lines and all the: ‘time
Good Seed Potatoes § for sale