PAY,

OCTOBER 21. 1938

Ready-cooked

THERE'S no work or bother
when you serve Kellogg’s Corn
Flakes. Thoroughly cocked and
toasted, these delicious flakes
reach your table ready to eat
with milk or cream. That’s
another reason why Kellogg’s
are so economical] — such a big
value for your money.

Nothing takes the place of .

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CORN FLAKES

| GROSVENOR

in C Yancouver se.

Considerable remodelling has just
heen completed et the Grosvenor,
and you will find your stay even
more enjoyable than formerly,
Rates remain the same. The per-
sonal supervision of Mr. Baynes,
Owner-manager, assures you of
every modern convenience, plus
unobtrusive service.

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Here - There - Beyond

Don’t forget the Hallowe'en Mas-
querade Dance,

George D, Parent has purchased g
fine team of horses, harness and a
wagon from George McBean.

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Mrs. Geo, D, Parent left on Tues-
day last for Montreal and other East-
ern points. She will be away for
some time.

Have you made your costume for
the Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance?

Miss Elsie Dannhauer, R.N., of the
Hazelton hospital staff, spent a cou-
ple of days recently with her parents
at Capper City,

Miss L. Studdy, R.N., of Prince
Rupert, arrived last week to serve
on the Hazelton hospital staff for
two or three imonths.

Practically all the grain in this
part of the district was threshed by
the end of last week. The yield was
good and the grain is in fine shape,

The Happy Six Orchestra of Haz
elton announces that in future they
wil be happy to play for local or
other dances, and that their charges
will be $25 per night.

Sunday was a nice bright day and
as a result quite a number of golfers
were down from Smithers and en-
joyed a round or two on the Mission
Point field, although there. were no
scheduled games being played.

The Ladies Aid Society of the New
Hazelton Church will hold the annual
bazaar in the Church on Friday even.
ing, November 20th. Light refresh.
ments may also be obtained

Miss Boliver, R.N., has a week’s
leave of absence, and upon her re-
turn to duty Miss Fanny McLaren,
R.N., will leave on a two months’
leave of absence, which she plans on
spending in the: southern part of the
province.

It was learned recently that resi-
dents of Metlakatla are considering

.[the building of a:salmon cannery.

Metlakatla is about midway between
the chief salmon streams, Naas and
Skeena, and convenient to Tugwell
Island, situated in the heart of the

_j well this year, They had a long seas-

St].

fishing area, The village has electric
light, water and a. suitable cannery
site, and the people: are said to -be
well able to finance the work of con-
struction, |

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Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gill and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Spooner and
family, of Smithers, spent last. Sun-
day with Mrs. Ralph Spooner. Mr.
and Mrs. Gill have recently returned
from Kamloops, where they spent
most of the summer,

According to the press of the south
the Jubilee celebration in Vancouver
last summer was a great success.
That must be correct, according to
the number of lawsuits for wages
and material that‘have been tried or
are about to be tried,

Rev. Mr. Burchell, of Kispiox, is
to assist Rev. Mr. More with the ser-
vices in New Hazelton on Sunday
morning, and in the United Church
in Hazelton in the evening. Follow-
ing the regular service in each place,
a communion service will be held,

My. and Mrs. W. ‘J. Larkworthy
left Thursday morning of last week
for a motor trip through the Bulkley

of old timers, especially Chas. Bar-
rett, They may go on to the lakes
country and call on John Bostrom,
depending on weather and roads,

Avthur Willan arrived home last
Saturday from Barkerville, where he
has been since the early spring, He
has been employed placer mining and
states that this year they had a clean-
up of over $50, 000. He.says that all
the placer miners did exceptionally

on and plenty of water. Tom Willan,
who has also been on the same work,
will not be home for a week or two,
when he will be: accompanied by his
mother,

Sam Lee with his Ford V-8 truck
made ‘a remarkable trip to the Duns-
more Gold Mining Company’s : pro-
perty on Lost Creek, a tributary to
Manson River in the Cassiar district,
with a load of three tons, making the
round trip in a few hours over three
days. The’ point where. the load was
delivered is approximately: 180 miles
from Vanderhoof, and much of: the |.
way by ho means fit for motor. truek
traffic. It is the first time a truck has
taken a load of supplies to the Lost
Creek section of the Cassiar country. ,
It is about twelve miles beyond Slate

Creek, where the Consolidated Min-

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

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

The diver should pour or ont £we pounds of.
ile into your bowels daily, If this bile
iowingtiealy your food d
tt just decays in the bowels. Gas bioate up
jour stomach. Youget constipated, Harmful
poleons go into the body, and you feel sour,
sunk and the world Jooks punk.
A mere bowel movement doesn’ tolways get
Bt the cause. You need something that Rorks
on the fiver a8 well, It takes'those good, old
Carter’s Little Liver Pilla to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel “up and u less and gontle, the:
maka the bile flow freely. They do the worl
of calomel but,have no calomel or mercury in
‘them. Ask for Carter’a Little Liver Pills by
Stubbornly refuse anything else. 25c,

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loesn’t digest.

Builders Supplies

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Lime Cement Bricks|_
8 complete stock: of Builders.
“4 Supplies: - re

_ Quiet delivery ¥ by. rail or truck fe ae

New Winter Excursion Fares

Valley.. They will call on 4 number}:

the District Forester, Prince Rupert,

Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar Sawlogs,
and 1000 lineal feet of Cedar ' poles
_jand piling,

: yemoval of timber,

Forester, Victoria, B.C.,
. Forester, Prince’ Rupert, B.C.

ing & Smelting Company is operat-
ing.

transporting supplies to the northern
mining fields. ;

GROUSE SCARCITY HAS _
CLOSED SEASON AS CURE

to see how the boys were getting
along with the grouse shooting and
other kinds of shooting. So far he
had not found many who had been
able to secure more grouse than the
law allowed. It is the opinion of
many that.there should be ea closed

season for grouse for two or three].

years. There are very few birds left
in the country and in another year
or two they will be completely wiped
out under present conditions.

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Telkwa

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O. Ekman returned to Telkwa cn
Saturday, Mrs. Ekman will stay in
Vancouver for a few weeks for: fur-
ther medical treatment.

Miss Nellie Killer is ‘spending a
holiday at her home near Telkwa.

0. A, Riegle left on Thursday for
a visit to- relatives in Iowa.

Miss Marie Bussinger returned to
Telkwa on Saturday: after a visit to
Ketchikan, Alaska, =~

GOVERNMENT BROOD SOWS

It is expected that a shipment of a
carload of sows will be made during
the latter ‘part af, October or early in
November will be meade. Full infor-
ination from Harry Rowman, CNR.
at Prince George.

It is hoped that by spring. the hos-
pital hoard will- be able to provide a
bowling green at the hospital for the
use of the nurses and their friends.

Advertising has established values
and confidence.
‘Is your subseription paid yet?

TIMBER SALE X20639 ©
Sealed tenders will be received by
B.C,, not later than noon on the
13th day of November, 1936, for the

purchase of: Licence "20689, near
Terrace, to cut 50,000 board feet of

Two. years .will be allowed for. the

Further : particulars of the Chief
or District

- TAINGRAL, AGE

This is another illustration of |
the progress that is béing made ‘in|

Game. Warden Martin was down
from Telkwa the first of the week |.

‘Orme’s, Ltd.

‘(The Pioneer Druggist) _

The Mail Order Drug Store
‘of Northern B. C.

_ Drugs Statienery —
‘Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and
. Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any perlod at $1.50
a month in advance. This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well.as all costs
while at the Hospitel. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by . mall
from the Medica! Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

Removal _
_ Notice |

MARTIN'S GARAGE has moved back
to the olf stand on the River Front,
across from the Chureh of England.

At your service for all kinds of re- .

pairs and welding,
Towing Service-in connection

-MARTIN’S GARAGE
. HAZELTON.

B,C, LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford ,

Surveys- promptly executed

Smithers, B.C. -

COOPER H.- WRINCH

Licensed Insurance, Agent

Handling all types of insurance,
Jnctuding-

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

HAZELTON, B. C.

| | Bough and Dressed Lumber 7

. You can travel to Eastern - Canada an : .
i Gnicluding. Winnipeg), the Eastern ae
_ and Midwest States at fares compar- —-

able with those i in effect duiing. the.

simmer ‘tourist season. Tickets" on

sale until May 14, good. returning
within s six x months of ‘Pareneee.. ce

and “Black! gene 4 Mineral Ginins,
os ‘altuate in: ‘the Skeena Mining Diviston’
ts of Range : 5, Coast District. 7°
- Located on Northern slope of Mar.
 -oon mountain, Kitsumgalliim Lake.
‘|. Take notice that’ I, Frederick Nash:
: of Terrace, B. O., acting ag agent” of
Joseph W. Wellg,.Frea Miner's Certifi-
yeate: No. 98,164: -D, intend, sixty days
if from the: date hereof, to apply: to'the
‘Mining: Recorder. for a,-Certificate of
Iniprovements, : for the purpose of ob

eae a :

taining: a Crown” ‘Grant: ‘of ‘the ‘above.

A real good: hotal 8 serving a
me ‘the north: laud’

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