THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934

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. Wa Miss Ralphena Wrinch, R.N.. of the , a ;
Letter to Editor Ocean Falls hospital staff is expect- ' oo oy W: ¢ . ’ A
——— ed home on Thursday for a vacation. . ne 1. fan 5 Sency
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PLEA TO THE WEE SLL. Miss Craig, R. N., superintendent at Doings Around Home Notary able
_-|the Hazelton hospital, afrived home ‘ . 7 a
Jnly 8, 1984/on Tuesday after a month spent at her Of interest to you and your friends Representing

Dour liter —Jnst a little space in
your Viluahle paper re Observers let-
ter of lat week. It looks very much
aus though the only industry at Pacifie
has been-lost and penctically the only
revenue the CoN. 1. lad, through the
iafucnce of C. NX. It political employ-
cos Crying economy, in provincial af-
fulrs, by closing the ferry, ‘That place
Macifie would be°a good place -to: try
economy on the CG. N, R, by putting a
watchman instead of several $200 a
mouth men “Now I shoud think by
fue tuition that are Wee M, L.A. has
voreived. from his campaign manager.
tie chairman of the C. N. BR. engineers
union. that he should now be able to
inke the wheel: of the political ship
und stear a-straight course to that
wonderinl land of promises, such as
patronage (the only promise he for-
ot- jobs for everyone. not take from
one and give to another, such as min-
ings recorders jobs from aged invalids,
rud two road foremen where one used
t+ da. and work: and wages for all,

Come on Wee M. i, A. and take the
vheel,

A Deliquent ‘Tax Payer

home in Winnipeg.
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Miss Helen Campbell, Rt. N,, goes on
her vacation in a few days. She is go-
ing to Vancouver, :

: . £2 & :

Cons, Oland left Smithers on Satur-
day. June 30 with Joseph Matus, jx,
tor Essondate.

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FE, T.. Kenney, MLL.A., spent a day
or so here the first of the week to see
the . boys ‘And on. Tuesday went on to
Cedaryale, A few of the boys are
wondering what. is going to be done
about relief after August 1, ;

Mrs. Cramner of Rose Lake was ad-
mitted as a patient to. the Unzelton
hospital the first of the week.

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~The members and‘ adherents of the
United church and Sunday school of
New Hazelton are to pienie at Two
Mile on Thursday for the purpose of
getting acquainted with the new min-
ister Mr. O. Grondabl and family.

** * #8.

The Canada thistle is not 2 native
of Canada. It was imported ‘from the
Bnvopean countries.

Chuck Smith went up ito Walcott on
Tuesday where he is to spent some
weeks with his sister, Mrg, Harold
Gould, He was accompanied as far
is Smithers by his other,

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Jax. Herener who has heen in the
military hospital in Vanconver for a
nninber of months, returned to Hnzel-
tou last- week. He has had an opera-
tion and is a great deal better. :

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Mes. C. W. Dawson and Mrs, George
Biernesi went up to Smithers on Tues
day for a few days. i ;

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Airs. Dave Heenan who bas been a
patient in the Hazelton hospital for
same ‘tine, has improve ta such an
extent Chit she was able to take on
ant ride on Monday.

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Mrs. Wm, Greer is reported to be
muking favornble progres, She has
been in the hospital for, a cgnpe - of
weeks, vo

— More time for the

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the district the past few days includ-
ing oue from California. They did
not stop more than a few hours, but

started on the return journey.
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army planes at Mission Point out for
an aiternoon s fishing on Tuesday,

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Miss Moreham left lust week for a

trip to the south. If she likes it in
the south vhe may stay there, She
came from Eugiand a year or su ago
and made her home in Hazelton,

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After spending a number of YQus as
tencher to th Indiaus at Kispiox Miss
Karl went, south list week on her va-
cation, She is going to get a sekool
in the south and is not likely tu come
back to the north, The work in the
Kispiox field’ is being tuken over by

the missionary of the United church,
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W. 8. Russell and family got off on
Saturday of lust week for a vacation
trip by motor* to Vanconver und other
points. in the sonth. They ave to be
away several weeks.

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Sum Fletcher left last week for the

coast where he is to join his brother-

in-law on a fishing boat. He may
move his- family south towards the

end of August : , .
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Miss Alive Vilishury of Prince Ru-
pert and “at one time teacher here, is
now chroute to Japan where she will
spend a year with her sister, Mrs. H.
L. Keenleyside. ;

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Mr. ond Mrs. Devlin of Kispiox and
Hugh Campbelt of the same district
have gone south hy motor for the vas
ciltion season,
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Jack Stanyer and Mes, Stunyer, - to-
sether with their son Tom and his
wife and three children motored from
Francois Lake last Week and spend a
couple of days withr Mrs. Benson in
Tazelton. Tom Stunyer and family
recently motored tp from . Yakama
Valley where they. have their home,
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Mrs, McLean of Prancois Lake was
a guest of her sister Mrs. Benson in
THuzelton last weels. .

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An all stir team went from Smith-
ers to Prince George on Saturday to
Way two enmes on Sunday. A few of
the Smithers fans went along. The
Prince George team won both f#ames,
The score of the fest gume was 10 to
(and of the second gume 11 to 7.

ak &
A. BL Parlow of Prince Rupert, the
head of the forestry branch — in the
horth, was in attendance at the Farm-
ers Institute convention: at Telkwa on

Saturday ast,

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On July Ist Seth Waldvich of Glen-

Rive way, One of the party was in-
Jnred slightly, but they were able to

{Hroceed to the const the next morning,

An Ofd Timers

Of residents from Burns Lake to Haz-

‘}elton who arrived during or revious t
‘11812, will gather at gor °

-| Round Lake Community |

. | Thursday, July 19, Noon

For Basket Lunch ‘with sports in the

This ig the time for all Old Timers to
get together, ’

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Several tourists cars have been in

&.W. Dawson took the pilots of the].

fanna tipped his truck over near Rose BERCICIIER ICICI ORICON.
Take, In pnasiig another car he got :

| too close to the edge and the road

Re-union|

aL -a banquet at 6.90 and a big}
jdance-at night starting at 10 o'clock.

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

You Office Work given
_ Prompt‘and Careful |
Attention

HAZELTON, B. C.

oe

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)
The Mail Order Drug Store

SMITHERS, B. C,

Hours S9amto6pm Evenings
by appointment.

‘The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital Issues tic-
kets for any perlod at $1.50 per
moltie in advance. This rate in-
cludes office consultations, medi-
.¢ines, as well as all costa while «
in the hospital. Tiokets are ob-
tainable in Hazlton at the drug
store or by mall from the medi-

col stmertutendaut at the hospital

of Northern B, C, a
Drugs Stationery | ‘f
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and ! j
Printed q
Prinec Rupert, B.C. | fF
& q
City Transfer |
Smithers, B. C. i
Taxi and Cransfer Service j
At all hours i
W. B. Leach} Owner a
B.C. UNDERTAKERS , ;
EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY i]
P.O, Box 948 A wire i a
- PRINCE RUPERT, BC. willbringu Ty
COOPER H. WRINCH: i °
Licensed Insurance Agent ” | i
Handling all types of insurance, [ 7
including . 4
Fire, Automobile, Sick- ;
_ness and Accident i}
HAZELTON, B.C. ||
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Dr. R. C. Bamford
DENTIST i