NEW TRAZELTON, B. C., WEUNES

5 ale 15, 1096

GROSVENOR

IN GHCOKVES bc.

The great lounge, the open fire
place, the writing rooms are very
homelike and, combined with good
sleeping rooms and & popular din-
ing room, makes your stay in Van-
canver a very happy one,

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the
' Morning Rarin’ to Go |

‘The liver should pour out two ponnds ot
liquid bile into your bowels daily, If this bile
is nok flowing freely, your food doesn't digest.
Jt just decays in the bowels, Gas blonts up
your stomach, Youret constipated. Harmfl
poisons go into the body, and you feel sour.
sank and the world looks punk,

A mere bowel movement doesn’talways get
atthe cause, You need somathing that works
on the liver as well, It takes those good, ald
Curter's Little Liver Pills to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and up". Harmless and gentle, they
make the bile fow fréely. They do the wor:
of calomel butnave no calomel or mercury in
them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by
name! Stubbornly refuse anything else. 25c.

I? Taxes quality to stay at the
top.: year “after year; « For 30
years Kelloge’s Com Flakes
have been champions. Today
they outsell all other ready-to-
eat.cereals by millions of pack-
ages because they give most in
value, Made and guaranteed
by- Kellogg i in London, Ontario,

Nothing takes the place of

Jon time next fall.

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jt Of Interest to Mest Folk
Gathered from Here, There and Beyond .
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TOBACCO—Sample Package, 10 tbs
nild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
piration to give good aroma to tobacco
free, nH for $1.50, or 50 Ibs. $5.00.
Agents wanted.—The Capltal Gasoline
Light Co., 445 Cumberland St., Ottawa

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Commuadere Wuanter Corner of — the
Francois Lake ferry, Has been on a
visit to Prince Rupert,

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Robt. Sampare and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Harris and daughters
Mazel and Lilly and Molly and James
Fowler of Kitwanga attended the op

—fening’ of the new: chureh at.Kitkatla

last week and returned to Kitwanga

this w reek,
Ske

A stenmer will arrive al Trinece Ru-
pert about the 25th of Muay to take a
loail of nearly two million feet of as-
pen logs for Orlent and another ship
ix expected in June or July for another
cargo of the samme material All this
xtuff is.cut along the Skeena river and
on through to Fort Fraser, Stantey
Rishopric, jr, of Portland, Ore. is the
contractor between the Oriental buyers
and the focal logeers,

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Cons, Andy Grint had a eall to Kit-
wanga hist Tuesday. He took charge
of a fifteen year old Tndian bey and
brought him to Flazelton’ on Wednes-
dlay. The boy will be charged in the
Juvenile court on 2 statutory offense.
Therp has been no juvenile court judge
appointed yet far this district.

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With a week of very spring like
weather all the gardeners in the dist-
ret are getting things ‘ready. to start
another scason. Hot beds: are being
nude and rnbish is being removed.
The scason is late, but some extra fast
work on the part af the gardeners and
the usnal, big craps will be harvested
Where does net ap-
pear to be any plans made for an ma-
terial increase in enltivatd areas lenl-
That is too bad, for thers is an-
ether long winter coming,

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Not only is aspen from the northern
interior in demand for shipment to the
Orient but the LInter-Valley Lumbér
Ca, yor Terrace is starting in on the
lower Skeena to.cut a half a million

‘fest of cotton wand logs to ship across

the DPuecitic. The cottenwood on the
lower Skeena has a e@onsiderable com-
mercial yrlue.  A-large quantity was
sent in yours gone by to New Westmin
ster te he used as a veneer in. furni-
ture making and wall decoration,
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A few carloads of cedar poles and
pillng are being shipped ont eaelh week
from this district, but there does: not
seen to he any big movement as yet.

The big: pile of poles from. the Bell

Lake region are still an the river bank
across from Cuipnaby. These will be
yt date the river as soon as the ice
Lroks away, und driven down to the
Nash yards ready. for shipment, | The
couniry StH ling many ‘thousands ofy
poles to eut whorl the market is ready.
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The Ourinecs Herald is anly $2.00.

‘|the hig 3
flown over.them and ever came down |
xe low that they were only about a

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‘Geo. McBean, an old timer in this
section, 1nd since his prospecting days
enne to an end, has been developing a
farm at Two Mile, is this spring clear-
ing up another big piece of land. along
Last winter he took
a lot of birch wood off his farm and
has discovered a lot of aspin wood oti
He thinks
he could get half a dozen cars of logs

the main road.

the back part of the farm.

off ‘that piece. .:
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Dr. Wrinch himself has not been up
to snuff the last week. Ee lias a little
toneh of celd that takes the joy out of

life,

Therewas no service in New Hazel-
ton last Sunday owing to 2 mistake in
The preacher
and.a nimber of singers arrived, but

telephoning a message.

there was no congregation.
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Mra, W. S. Russell of Hazelton wort
She was

up to Smithers on Tuesday.

aveompanied by Miss Shirley Ann. —
sek

Tt is rumored that A. Roy Medonald
of Smithers. but an old timer in Haz-
elton and New Hazelton, is going to

take over the Joe Spitzel farm at Car-

;uaby this spring.

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. A bridge and dance will he held by
the W. A. to the H. H. in the Venetian
Rooms ou Friday, April 24th. Bridge
from 8 p.m. to 11 pan. Refreshments
served. Dante starting at 11.30 p.m.
Aduntission 5e,

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FOR SALE—Guernsey cow; in good
condition; to freshen’ April lath; 5
years old.
fat in 305 days,
Ud. Owens, Evelyn,

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Mrs.
a visitor in Prince Ipert over
Kuster season. She had intended. be-

ing present at the opening of the new

¢hurch, at Kitkatla at which Bishop
Hix presided. Rev, and Mrs. Shear-
man were at one time stationed at Kit-
Katha, °
that: Mrs, Shearman was advised not
to accompany the party which - lett
Prince Rupert on a smell boat.
‘ aot ;

The honeymoon plance carrying Mr.
id Mrs. Alhert Almouslino of Seatth!
and whielo was Jost for several days,
rausing much anxiety, and ata result:
eta the cent of two ainnsa who bad
dened an the search and crasmud, Taye
heen loerted. i, YY Kenney, JALLAA,.
told the Tovald that when. be was re-
tinmlug uorth on the «LN UR. steamer,
yellow plane of Almeslino had

hundred feet above the ship.

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Phere’ was fatk last week of plug-
Hing the price of copper at 9440,

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A’ daughter was born in New. West-
ninster mp April Tth, te Mer. and: Mfrs.
Silay. Mallisow of Hazelton, ud

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A diughter’’y
about ilie middle of March to Mr. and
Mrs. Court” Miljoiy, formerly of New

. Hazelton, ls

~ SOUTH. TO VANCOUVER

Calling 2 at Ocean Falls and: Powell. River 7 ss

Jast test, 369 Ibs, butter
Price $45.00, f.0.b.—|_

B. Shearman of Hazelton was
the

But the weather was so rough

was -born at Ced: vevile

Barnweil, Alta., sets this year’s
record for the first official report
on work on the, land, according
to a message received March 19
by the Agricultural Department
of the Canadian Pacific Railway
at. Winnipeg. The earliest last
year was from Taber, Alta,
‘which has held the record for
five years, on March 21. .

Alfred S.° McKay, recently -
elected president of the Southern
Alberta Pioneers’ and Old-Timers’
Association, is one of the two
surviving members of the survey
party which charted the roule
of the Canadian Pacific Railway
neross prairies and mountains in
1830-1885.

Interviewed at ‘Victoria re-
cently, W. M. Neal, vice-presi-
dent of western lines, Canadian
Pacific Railway, stated that he
anticipated one of the biggest
travel years in recent Canadian
history, There had. been, he
said, a substantial improvement
in passenger travel business. last
year which is expected to con-
tinue this year, :

Changes in hotel management
in western Canada are announ-
ecd' by H, FB, Mathews,. general
manager Canadian Pacific Hotel
system as follows:—-T. E. Ches-
ter, manager Hoiel ‘Vancouver,
appointed assistant general man-
ager of the company's hotels in
western Canada,- succeeding A:
E. ‘Robertson, resigned; Colin I’. .
Pratt, manager Palliser Hotei,
Calgary, becomes manager’ Hotel
Vancouver with. W. J, . Mylett,
succesding' Mr. Pratt as Manager
of the Palliser.

Vancouver Island, known as
the historical cradle of the Paci-
fic Northwest, is to be featured
this. summer by @ special cruise
of the Princess Norah, of . the
Canadian Pacific ~B.C.. service,
which will make-2 complete cir-
cuit: of the Island, leaving Van-
couver at 2 pm, July 15, for a
seven day trip.in the paths of
the early explorers. . |

During the winter season just
closed, thera was witnessed the
greatest step forward in. ski-ing
travel ever recorded. Over 51,-
000, more than a fifth greater
than last year, made journeys
over the week-end from Montreal
.to sk territory in the Lauren-
tians, the mountain paradise to.
the north. of ‘Montreal thoroughly °
covered = by . Canadian °Pacific
Railway, Many came from ‘cities
in the Eastern United States to
enjoy the sport.

Nine weeks have been. named
and arranged: for Vancouver's
Golden Jubilee colebretions pro-
“per this summer but the festivi-.
tles willcover tha whole season
and ars expected to attract visit-
ors from. all-over fhe world.-One
of the high lights will be the re--.
enacting of the’ arrival of . the
first Canadian Pacifle train hal?
a-century ago.

_. Thirtean short. Turopean erul-
‘ses from British. ports will be
made between May and October
by the- Canadian. Pacific. liners
Montclare and - Montcalm  this-
year, The Baltic and the Medi-
-terrancan will be covered exten-
sively in these voyages.

Dr, A. H.. Compton, : physics
research expert, recently return-
ed from a trip to Honolulu on 8.

: § Aorangl,: after: - studying ‘ac-" |

_ tiveness of the cosmic ray in the

- Southern -hemisphere. A spectal--

ly constructed “house on. the
iimer’s after-bridge contained ‘the |

; delicate apparatus ‘for. the. pur- |

_ pose: of securing more data on
tno. Itile-known but:-ever present ,

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(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital isgnes
tickets for any period at $1.50.
2 month in advance. This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costa
while at the Hospital, Tickets -
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mafl

from the Medical Superintend-.
qut at the Hospital,

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HAZELTON :

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

ACET YLENE WELDING

Wrecking ‘Truck
Electric Tools

SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICK’S

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B, CG. ‘LAND SURVEYOR:
J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B. Cc.

COOPER H. WRINCH

L’censed insurance Agent

' Handling all types of - insurance,
including

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

HAZELTON. B. C,

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A real good hotel serving.
the, north, land

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