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New Hazelton, B. C. ,

KREKKAKKAKAKEREKERES EGS EF VF KELLEY EERE EES EERE EREREERER

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Morning, Noon or Night

START the day with a bowl of crisp Kellogg’s Corn
Flakes. Delicious with cream or milk, and fruit. Rich
in energy — quickly digested — the kind of breakfast
that makes you feel fit,

| '« Enjoy Kelloga’s for lunch. So nourishing and easy
to prepare! ‘So economical! Fine for the children’s
a | ” supper, ‘too, or a late-evening snack. They encourage

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lat 3 o'clock,  *

FOR SALE-—Purebred White Leg-
horn Hens, all Laying, $1.25 each;

-| Purebred Yorkshire Sows, ‘7 months

old, $12.00 each; Crossbred, Yorkshire

-jand Berkshire, pigs, 4 weeks old, $3.00

each; Bronze Turkey Eggs, from B
banded Tom and fine laying hens, 25¢
each; White Leghorn Hatching eggs,
50e.a dozen; 500 chick Buckeye Brood-
er, coal, like new and perfect when in
use, $20.00-—Mes. C, A. Chapman, of

Smithers, B. C.
‘ ees
Timothy Seed—Purihy No..1, Grade
No. 2, $7.00 and Grade No. 3, $6.00 per
100 Ibs, F.0.B., Telkwa. Apply to E.
J. Letehforid,
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PUPS FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel |‘
Pups for sale~Apply to E. R. Cox of
Hazelton.
Co. zh SE
T. W. 8. Parson, of Vancouver, assist
ant commissioner of provincial police,
wa sa caller on the Jocal member of
of the force on Tuesday. Mr. Parsons
is on an inspection tour and was ac-
companied from Sinithers by Sergt. A.
Faivbairn.
‘ek &
Mr. Cowan of the immigration de-
pirtinent.was a celler in this district
on ‘Tnesday.
ates
On Friday night last there was 2
yery lively dance in the New Hazelton
hall given under the auspices of the
local baseball team. The affair was
late In starting as, the orchestra drum-
mer lost his drum. There was a big
crowd and the boys will be well away
for finances; - .
. *

* +

Rev, and, Mrs. Redman leave on to-
morrow’s. train for Vancouver where
they will attend the annual conference
of the United Church. Rev. Redman
ix on the settlement committee, hence
the nevessity of going a little enrlier
thin the ordinary delegates.

ns & &

Miss Ford, R.N., of the Hazelton

months lenve of absence and_left on
Tuesday for her home at Armstrong.
B. GC. Enroute she stopped at Wood-
covk fo spend a day ov two with Mr,
‘nd Mes, Wm, Little.
eee
Me. Berner. field supervisor for the
soldier settlement board, was in town
“a Monday on business.
. eee.

On ‘Monday morning the shovel from
Sinithers sturted to work on. a land
slide on the highway to the coal mine
out fron Telkwa. This slide has been
down for a mouth or more and the
con] mine wir wable to operate until
the yond is opened: up again, That
allo unde a hig loss te the conl opern-
tors,

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At a meoting of the citizens Monday
econing a committee was appointed to
hondie the 24th of May celebration.
“he affair will be along similnr lines
ns other years,
et
(m. Monday evening the official
hoard of the Tnited Chitveh met in the.
‘Now: Tazelton chureh and veceived the
vesignation of Trev, 8S. V. FI. Redinan
who as been pastor here for the. last
throm. yenrsy.. Mr. Redman is going ro
Mission City, The board alsa consld-
ered matters relative to the future of
the leat. churehes, °
sek

There will be a sale of Home Coole.
ing by the Ladies Aid of the United
Chureh of Hazelton in the church on
Saturday afternoon, May 12, beginnitig

2 oe

J. Taylor, representing ‘Paelfle Gold

‘Smelting &, Refining. Co...: Hight Pre-

mium paid on all grades of gold: shagayense
a * oe .

A. “shoiver’ waa, given’ at thin Home ot

Mrs

honor of , ‘Mra’: HaWhin,.

‘Miss Mi- Cox

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Doings Around Home

_Of interest to you.

‘eup fine corn flake crumbs.

Hospital staff has been granted © six]:

.fatternoon toe work, so the local team

Bring your Old Gold to Smithers lo

Prager, ast, Tharsday night in

wns hastesk, aiid port’ ‘of, thie, evening:

and your friends

WE ALL LIKE PIES

“There’s pie for desert.” - That” is
the magic formula for lifting the fam-
ily from the depths of gloom. Board-
ing house keepers use the trick when
the beef is tough. House mothers use
it when Alma Mater loses the game.
Almost every mother uses it to bright-
en:menols which “are good for you”
but perhaps not very interesting; or
to cheer the boys when it rains on the
duy of the big game.

There are many aids for easy pie
mnaking that wise’ women use. Some

ed utensils which simplify the work of
pie making. Hven more helpful aye
the prepared foods which can be used
in pies, The manufacturer does much
of the work which grandmother did in
the home. Thanks te modern foods,
such as rendto ent cereals, gelatin and
condensed milk, pies can be niade even
without baking.

These uptodate pies are especially
wholeseme und as good for you as they
nre good to eat. The cereal pastry is
so easy to make that pie making is no
longer the test of the cook’s skill, al-
though still the source of her popul-
ovity. -

Corn flakes are most suitable for
this kind of “pastry. Other ready to
crispies and whole wheat flakes. Roll
eat cereals can be. used, such as rice
the flakes. to make fine crumbs. For
one 9-inch pie, melt 44 cup butter in
the pie pan. Add 4% cup sugar and 1
Blend
thoroughiy and press .the mixture
firmly around the sides and bottom of
the pan. Chill the pastry in the re-
frigerator for.a few minutes before
putting in the filling,, A little cinna-
mon or nutmeg can pe added to the
pastry mixture to snit the ‘flavor. of
the filling. The flavor of the butter
wnd the corn flakes is all that is. nevd-
ed to make a delicious pastry. A few
of the crumbs can ble reserved for
springling over the top, of the ple if
desived.

With corn flake pastes any filling
enn be uged which does not have to be
cooked in the pie shell, The cream
fillings and those made with gelatin
are expecially good. These pies will
keep fresh and good and evisp in the
refrigerator,

Reliet racketeering lis been discov-
ered in Tillovette and investigutions
nre being. extended. Renorts from &
puinber of places would indicate. Unit
wy generel jnvestigution would he. gnite
justified.

a *, “ *

John Rukin of New: Baelron will
conduct the services In the New Hasg-
eltom and the Tazelton churelies dur-
ing the nbsence of the pastor.

3 * ti] *
The ball tenm got down to some
practicing on Sunday nfternoon. The

hoys on the: extra gang working, out
of here were fo hive had a team on the
field but they were called out in the

had to make ure of some of juniors,
oe

THE LIBERALS MEETING AGAIN

Owing te the unsatisfactory service
on the railway of late the Skeena dis-
trict Tdbern! Association meeting, was
postponed until May 16. It will be
held in Terrace as previowsly onnoun-
cod, The Smithers local will thus be
able to -eall another meeting to select
a delegate or delegates, if they enn
find one or more’ Liberals who. have
had enongk work and wages to enable
them fo make the trip.

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B, GC. LAND SURVEYOR

J.’ Allen’ Rutherford.’
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