= Mrs. Valconer ‘and’ Mrs.! Hedman, Ly

NEW. 7 HAZELEON, B. Ge WEDNESDAY, Satslignn is 16, 1881 -

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Variety. Concert
For Hospital. .

Well Patronized| |

Hazelton local talent stored a big

Be success On. Saturday evening: Jast when
- a variety ¢oficert was: put- on “ander
; the auspices of ‘the W. ‘A.-to the H. H-
®, with Mis Bertha Rock: ‘directing. . A

large number, of tickets were sold be

Kitanmax
i. . Adams

fove the concert, and. the
hall was filled to. caprelty. -

mwas ‘master of, ceremonies.

For several weeks the people of Haz
elton “had been practicing for ‘this . oe:

alot of ‘work had ben done,’ Not: only

t were there sidividval number, ‘put. the.

Hazelton, Glee Club and. the, Hazeltor7
Little
their debut -on' that occasion, and nineh
 6to the pleasuré! of the: cltizens of. the
+ district. ~ coy

To say thet ‘all. the concert qwas - cof
a high order is putting i mildly, an.

to specify any’ particular. ‘number - Lee

not in accord withthe desire. of. th:
people” taking - part.

ite numbers, and. these who were nov
there are not“ ‘particularly. interested
A goodly sum. Was raised and it god

to the Woman's Auxiliary: to the Haz -

elton Hospital ,where it. will ‘be put tr
the very best use ‘possible. i
: Those taking part: in the: prograi
were as follows :—
Overture, ° “Anchor Away”,
Little Symphony.:
(Allen: Benson, : J. - Cox, Bud Bell:
Verne Hawkin-and Miss L. “Anderson}'
Voeal duett; ‘Come Sing to -Me,”.. by

Hazelto.

Mig’ Wanaaviié Hawks
personating, a ‘temile. soloist," a

‘Violin solo,’ “Barcarolle” rales’ ‘of

Hoffman, Mrs, Redinan, Mr. Redman|

aceompanying. ; re ae

Hazelton’ Glee ‘Gub,. Sopranos, Mrs
Sealy, Miss’ Rock, Mis: Cox; Mrs, Fal.
coner; Contraltos, Mrs, “Myros, ‘Mrs.
‘Redman ;- tenors, Mr, - Hawkins, * Rev
Bannister ; busses, Mr.- Mallinson, ‘Mr.
John Rukin.’ | Rey. 8: VW... Redmar
conductor ; Miss XM. ‘Sutherlan, accom’
panist. , .

Prof. Kookoo, J. Addins.

Selections froin. the Mikado, Gilber’
& cue Mis: Rock, “Miss Sutherland.
‘Mis Gor iMiss’ V. Chappell,’ wit
Mrs, ‘Ghnpbalt as necompncint

Guitar duett. Hey. Bannister,
Tiawkin.

Vaudeville, “cid is Speedy",
Bell. Miss M. Cox . .

Vocal Solo. Miss tock: .

One aet play, “Crossed. Wires” > :

Cast—Bety, the anni; Miss, Italph:
Taaat Wrinch; Stanley Arnold, busban:
Mr. Thiwkins 2 Briggs}: the Witler. F
Wheatley: @Inra Arnold, wife, Mrs
Cox: Unele Wil, Harold Wrinch;

Pinno xolo, selections “from. “The |.

Vv.

Budd]

‘7, Student Prince” Rev. ‘Mr. Redman.” 7y!

Final Number, the whole -e1ist,

aA eartond of ° halty has heen shipped
from Vancouver Island,to Toronto for
the Christmas season. This © is’ the
tirst holly. to be shipped by the car loi
to be shipped fron British Columbla.
The quality is. exceptionally fine and
there is a goat demand : for it. -

“Wagar. Witlan Merrill. al
of Necker’ Lake was found lIfving -with
an Indian woman: in. one of the Stive:’
‘Standard’ cabins. He “waa . mnking: e
batch. af home: brew, This the: poller |:
took, alout five. #allone:: and Merny
wis given a” ‘month “at Okalla. Lo

i The fishermen of Prhice ‘Rupert are.
. veqyestin that they’ be. allowed. to

nary,

boys in these: hard time

can fishermen get aw. ae
" eurlier to the. Alaska ‘holibut: jail a

Sy qaphony ‘ Orchestra - made.

‘These who avate |
‘there have. their own particular: favor: af

‘| an ‘oyster” bit the’

v=) the : research: worker;

essen |.

‘VTerrace Boy
Is Accidentally”
» Shot on Friday|

Earl Eddie WAS a “ybetin of a- shoot:
ing. accident :on Sunday afternoon.
In ‘company. with three other boys lhe
was hunting. at. the back of the Horse
shoe, north .of ‘Terrace,. and below, ad.
K. Gordon's. farm, when a 22 automa:
tic rifle was -aecldentally discharged -
The bullet struck:the hoy on the’ left
side of the: ‘abdomen: and.-appears ta
have passed through. leaving. the body

Jon the right. side.’ There ~ “are “also:
casion aud the production showed thai.

wotthds on both’ arms, indicating that
the bullet had. grazed them. From re-
ports received on Monday morning He:
‘was doing as well as, ‘could he expect-
ed. The ‘boy Was. assisted - ‘to his
home by Mr. Llewellyn, and Dr. Mille
was cnlled. He operated during: the
ev ening. Parl is only 14 years of age
and: ‘lives in the nelghbothood.

os

“sua | TARE ‘THE Fa wats:

“There has ‘been some brish, ‘trattic

AF up: the. new fishway which the Domin-'
ion. Department of ‘Fisheries: built last

‘Summer, at Skutz Falls on thé’ ‘Cowich-.
Lan: River,..B..C.,.to assist salmoi ind]

. trout to reach’ their spawning ground:
[on the upper reaches of. the river. --

On October 23, ‘for, {natance, an ay.

‘| erage. of 300 salmon. per eight. bour day,

went up the fishway , the number be?
ing checked by the. fisherles guardian,
on duty at the falls. (Three days Thte -
the average ‘was 480 an: hour: fond: the

)| Hext: ‘day: 635° per “howe, | : Ta er on: rE
‘eg ri arise of. awater.madie ; its {sto oe
°|fish.. to’ get “by -the:-falls without: “the

ahd: of tlie fishway, svhich was. constru:

‘ected especially: for the purpoge, of er:
abling’: ‘salmon ‘to “ascend” the; rlyer at
‘times when when - ‘water * ‘conditions
made it difficult, and sometimes im}
possible, ‘for them to use the anataral
channel. ‘By works of this kind which
have been built in different parts “of
the eduntry’ where the fisheries are ad-
ministered..by the federal authorittes,
the Pept: of Fisherles: helps in ensur

“Jing adequate seeding of spatwoins|

gronads and th perpetuation of vazlous

‘ kinds of fish

IRs . FOUND is OYSTERS

Secretive folk miiy be “ag mtu. ax
‘oysters: themsel-
ves huyen’t képe “their. seetets © from
who has discot-

ered, among -other- ‘things; that- ‘these

Citnada's evaais, are eleh in irom in an
nssimilable form, amd: are therefore,

valuable dietary aids ti preventing an-

ucinia, Another. of the oysters Inmast
secrets, avhich has ceased ta be a se-
eret, as the selentist. bas continued: bis

the fixation. of iron’ In the blood,
all-‘the story isn’t: told yet.

But
In addi!

elements as iron and-eopper, the oyster
is aio a source of ‘those mysterfous
vitamines Which modevh science har
‘found tu be essential to sownd bodily
vigor. -
- Owhg! to ‘there’ bettie: 80. ingny. other |
‘things: on, the litter’ part. of the” week
the .C. Gq TAT: and tle’ Trail Ranger. |.

“of: New Hazelton held their “miseting?
one’ P night centlier “this week, os

Over n “hindu bathing. stilts Worl.
abandoned by pattons oF Toronto bath,
ing heachen, The:

‘to: vie 8 “mop rigs.” One’ wonders how
many bathing ‘suits It ‘would, take tel

shell fish, whieh aye: taken. on-Doth . al :

probing, is that they also eontaln cop: }.
per, which. is necessary or -helpfal te}

Hon. ta containing sueln henith-making

“BOYS, ‘Gor A ‘good WETTING

aa

When Getting: out of. Cainp Boat atl.

“the Usk. Relief Camp—Too Heavy
moa for the Shore. Tee.

Secretary: Ww: EH Wilson: sate the Usk-
Community ‘League, accompanied by
Chef : We: Donald, chief ; -svatter : Ole
Berg, and: unofficial: ‘camp fertymal
Jonas :-Wiliman, started. for’ , Chinde
mach camp the ‘other’ ‘evening to. spenc |
the - -evening in“ the mining: ‘town. 4
crossing : ‘of. ‘the river was: niade jus*
opposite. the camp and. on ‘stepping out
of the boat’: the: welght ot - officialdow
proved ‘too great a atrain on the shor
fee. - It collapsed. The: party” teste:
the . “temperature of. December - water’
in’ ‘the’ Skeena..~ They ‘managed. to se
-back ‘into, the: “boat, but: immediate]; -
returnéd ‘to camp ‘for dry clothes ‘ant
a warm fire. ‘They ‘spent the evenin;
in camp ‘as per usual, -It is reportet
around the camp that the party. de-
‘clare any: further batha during: “th:

aa winter.’ ‘months aré unnecessary As: al
| ready - they have been thoroughly. we |

up to their necks. .
"CLEANING our coucHt -

Phe eradication of couch: ernss, oth-.
| exsvise ‘known. ag quack, “twitch: or, ax
scutch grass, is. one of the. hardest pro-
blems with which the: ‘farmer has té
deal. Few people . realize the’ enor-
mous quantities : of. couch grass roots
which exist in” infested. soll. Tests by
‘the Central Experimental Farm’ at Ot-
tawa shows. weights of roots ranging
from. 1531, to 6097. pounds’ per: acre—
ag ‘much ‘ag a heavy erop of hey." No

wonder. At, is hand sto. clean, ont when if, ‘fa

oaks: A0- WeR

ieee

= a :
Thoroughly “deaning ‘outs the ‘r00! ;
one effective way... of. getting rid f |.

couch grass.é. Tu small areas this’ may
be done by ‘hand. ‘In Jarger. areas: “hy
shallow plowing - and working -thor-
oughly with the cultivator to keep. the
roots turned to the:sun long enough te

‘KL ‘Only as large an ‘area aS can be

thoroughly: cleaned’ up-. ‘ot one time
should be: undertaken,-

measures are ‘only. lost time and effort

25 POUND LOBSTER CAUGH 4 nN

: “Cannila’s. lobster ‘fishery: is the. big-

“gest in-the world, but even at that it

does not often yield giants Iike the 25-
jiounder which: was enught off Dighy,
N.S. a week or two ago. -This big fel-
low--its: netwul welght was 25 pounds

6 0%8.,—was three feet long with. huge

chats. Lobsters. of unusnal size, ‘how-
ever,- Te. not great: ‘prizes for, , thelr
meat is coarse and tough and. not near:
ly so tasty as that found in ‘the sinall-
er chaps of 2 couple , of pounds or Jess.
It is the lobsters of normal sizé which,|
bre used. in- producing the Dominion’s
pack of canned lobster-—as excellent
a sen food as man. could wish.

POTATOES PROVE BEST
Farming increases ; in value ag ar
aceupation Just in proportion to the
extent te which’ by-products can be
marketed at a profit,” Not only mus
a farmer. sell all ‘his good quality pro-
duets at a fair price, but he must als
find a market for as much as he caz
of, the ungalable products, . |
Bor ponltry a mixture of eqanl art
Pmidadlings, rolled: tS; _botled, potatoe:
‘tein’ teal: {was “fed. "Potatoes;
gf
tlonally. good ‘for. “finishing | ‘poultry |
|| partienlaty.. when fed, fa ‘conjunction

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“Ad “half-way.

i Te

’ Cedervale N otes

. 8
Constable Raybone was here. invés-

. tigating relief cases.

of his farm for ctossing the Skeena.

"Walter ‘Moherley, terryman, expects
ta. leave shortly for a holiday.

Up, R. Tomlinson ‘took command of
the ferry this Week. ,

“When the-government of. North Col
tmbia is formed it willbe. with ‘the
clear understanding that no one. hold:
ing. Fr position in that. government
whether elected : oF appointed, , Will. re.
ceive more: ‘than fifteen. hundred. dol
‘lars “per annum ; and: ‘also anyone be.
ine elected to- office will ba tated wher
he takes his place, and when’ bis ‘term
of office ts finished he wllt‘be allowec |
a “reasonable increase on what-he had
But. everything. else in. the ‘way of
money, or “property” that. he control
shall become. property of the crown

Another. thought next week—Cedar.
yale Thoughts, °

‘ctwan AND STERULIZE ALL |.
THE Dality UTENSILS

—
a

“The kesy ing ft ‘inl ie "aie cr ds. direct-

‘oat and. thie, n> hacer, UC ds) BPAY
how utensils: were lean. and ° “steril- |.
ized. .

fective providing it is available in suf-

fleent quantities, but as a general rule

the quantity avaliable on the ‘average
n is: Anadequate . for, effective . re-
tee: neste meen

acts rapidly in ‘cold swater, and is” cheap.
ér and mere ‘convenient: “than thie’ heat
treatment: zenerally | - recommended.
| When properly emyloyed chlorine ster-
ilization gives excellent: : ‘results,’ and
the practice, already: generally. among
milk and other food: plants, -is spread
Ing to # the dairy farmia—Dept. of Agrl

MARKET FOR BARLEY IN BACOY -
AND BEEF -

—e

There is practiently no lint to” the
production of barley 1-nCanada and

ter bacon and beef than other grains
It is proving fully the equal of corr
when fed with. suitable supplements ir
the form of, home srown Juguminow.
roughages. “Barley : can ‘he: used” In: al
‘most any. Troportion of the grain Ta.
tion Up to one hundred. -per cent, > ‘As 2
hog feed it develops an entirely. Satis-:
factory. class of -baeon, which is lore
{ban cin be said for corn ‘fed in- equa”
proportions, and as 2 feed for Dee
cattle Darley is ‘undoubtedly one of
the best of our Canadian-grown ¢ coars:
grains, The -inéreased - use: of barley
ind other coarse grains at their. pre-

{ sent Jow prices. will make for muct
better quality in the beef belng market-

ed, and this in turn wilt: help create
ny demand for more beef,

Mrs, Bernie of Smithers dan puest
for ni, few diye of Dr. BR. Cc. ‘and Mrs.
Wrinch. :

a “better thai soe 2B be hE!

sti ct
eS ris Sereats
Soar

tonies

A. Grey reports good fee in tiont

ocuneh th’: number” of bacteria pie- |}:

|! Thea use.of live steam for. ‘seald- ae 7
ing with boiling water Is always ef .

‘Winter in South |

‘[lage- on ‘Saturday night : of. lait, week.

inal commissioners of the village, ‘and:
in. fact, one of those who took 1° ied: -
in. bringing. about incorporation. Mr.

Gordon explained: that. as ‘hd. ‘intended

would. not be able to- atte) d the meet-
ings. Also, he .sald,- ‘he: Was: now Hy-
ing outside. the. village © “Limits and he,
could . not - therefore give ‘the attention
to municipal affairs ‘that wonld be ex--
pected ‘of him... He was therefore com-
pelled to tender his*resignation.. : -
~ Commissioners | _Kanney ° - pd Agar
accepted: ‘the . resignation. with /Tegrets.
Mr. ‘Gordon ‘has “devoted , a good deal":
of thme- to municipal affairs during hic
term of office and has been most effi- |
clent. No: ammouncement”. has
made as ‘to the appointment~6f..a suc-.
‘cessor.- With . the .election - of Com-
missioners. only o menth off the pre-

| sent commissioners, whose duty it is. .

to appoint another in the event of a

the: matter. until the: ‘by-annual elec:
tion. . . :

WILL DEVELOP. TRADE: BY THE“
‘HUDSON, BAY. ROUTE

Speaking ‘at the. Royal: Wintel Fair
in Toronto recently Hon. Robt. Weir.
Dominion Minister of. Agriculture, re
ferred: to the advantage of-western cat.

recent teats show that it produces bet. |

ie fle, feeders afforded. De. the short. 24

be he
©) savings “ine

‘ping. chargés,- ‘ete, He: ‘also. stated Me
“hope in: 4932 to bring™ cargoes: of coars¢
grains which aré grown, clieaper. ti the’
north of the western-provinees throug!
the Hudson. Bay route.for delivery.”
the Maritimes.” He: also’ referred te
the possibilities of. ‘developing . trac a
in” feeder - cattle’ ‘for’ ‘finishing - in - th
Maritimes and shipments" to the’ BY
ish | market, ond the ‘opportimiity..”

Maritimes | by way: of cheaper’ trans-

-] portation and a+ ‘new * ‘outlet’ tor’ their

products in ‘the ‘wiarkets | of “Western
Canada.

ee

“When: the’ ‘cominissione3, of ‘thie vi: a .

they: ‘were presented: swith. the resigns- -
" tion: of J. Ke: Gordon, ‘one of. the: vordues.

to’ take .a trip “gouth ‘this’ winter. he |

been |

yacaney occurring may. decide to defer

movement of Vessels sould’ afford: the. :