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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C, WEDNESDAY. ‘OCTOBER 26, 1938, nts

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Smithers Garage
& Electric

Of Interest to. Most Folk |

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

Smithers, B.C.
There will be & general meeting of
General Motors P artsand the Hazelton District Chamber of Com
r meree in the high school at’ Hazelton

on the evening of October 27 at 8:00
orelock. All members and prospective

members are invited to attend.
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‘Douglas Tay, resident district min-
ing engineer W ith headquarters at
Hazelton, returned to headquarters a
week age and is now busy preparing 2

report of his year's. work for the de-
partment of mines. The district | Mr.
Lay has to cover is so large that he is
not -much around: home in the spring,
stunmer and fall, and in the winter he
is usually in the south. He travels a

lot, and he travels fast, and if you do
believe it ask him to take you up the

Accetylene Welding
Experts
RAIMA IIS

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
will bring us

P.O. Box 948
PRINCE RUPERT. B.C.

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mountain to see a prospect,
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Orme S t . A yrett ybut quict wedding was sol-
? cnmized on Saturday evening las= at

. the prests residence when Father Jas.
Gurdon, the parish priest, united in
mutriage Miss Wileen Letchford, the
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EL
J. Letehford of Telkwa, to Reginul1. ©,
Buck, formerly of Calgary. ‘Those
present at the ceremony were tlhe par-

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug, Store
of Northern B.

Drugs

Stationery ents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Fancy Goods Kodaks Burnett and R. G. Lipton, —Prince

Pictures Developed and ; | Barer! Bmpite | -
Printed

The pile driver on the new bridge at
Kitseeugkla has been dismantled and
shipped back to Terrace. . It has fin-
ished the job there, and as the concrete
piers have also been finished. the camp
has been closed, The bridge is now
rendy for the steel.span to be put on
next spring.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

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The W. A, to the H, H. will hold a
sale of home cooking and Hallowe'en
tea on Saturday, October 29 in Horti-
cultural Hall, Hazelton. .

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IS Agent For

Home Ethyl Gas. and Home Products
Willard Batteries for Cars and Radios

Get your car fixed up for fall and

winter running. Have tho oil and
grease changed to lighter grades and
have us put-in Ever-ready Prestone

. Anti-freeze. ;

The Ladies’ Aid, the United church
will hold a Christmas Bazaar in the
Horticuliural Hall, Hazelton, on 2nd
of December.

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FOR SALE—Hich quality live mink
$20 each,—Alb. Arnold, New Hazelton.

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I FOR;A MILD, COOL SMOKE

people.. He has quite a number of old .

fr iends Ww ‘ho will regret his departure. .
een . ; ‘ :

Cons, Ward and Mrs, Ward, RCM. nEE Bl

P. have arrived at ‘Hazelton to join i "

the detachinent there, Cons, Ward is ;

from Prince Rupert and there will be eee

iio mounted police there in future. ” Time to ay, pee Se or put old in shape
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Martin’s Garage
In Hazelton 4

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motive engineer around here in the

A. J. Cody Letter

-Contnued from from ° Page. 2

. [and integrity. The true wealth of a

nation lies, ‘not in the veins in the
| enrth, but inthe hearts aud ‘lives of
the people.’ “Still tt 1s “yi ghteousness

OR NOT TO al
~ ¥ jsdom.”

I-galute’ the weekly press with pro-
foival respect. nnd wish - it continued

Lin Bell of Jasper, well known Joco- .

oS that exalteth a people’ and “the fear:
of: the. Lord that is ‘the: ‘beginning of.

enrly days, and at one time connected
with the first airplane company fly-
ing out of Hazelton, has consented to
run as a candidate for member. of
parliament. Lin should’ be some poli-
tician. He will crack a joke on the

premier if he ever gets to Ottawa.
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The value of mine production in 1987 was $74,475,902, on in-
crease of $20,393, 935 over. 1936. All phases ‘of the mining in-
dustry have shown increases in both volunie and value.

I I ; For copies of the Annual Report of tlie Minister of Mines
Hazelton. It is one of the most mod- and other publications denling with th e. mining industry of this Toe
ern types aud Bud hopes to get away ; ‘prov ince, apply to: ca .
fram chopping wood or packing. coal}; re am
ant ashes., DEPUTY MINISTER OF MINES -" :

1°" WIOTOR

C. W. Dawson of Hazelion wi put a
large oil burning heater in his store in

id
jliss Foster. Rt.N., of Vancouver has !-.

arrived to join the staff of the Hazel-
ton, Hospital.

-NOTE—An index to the Annual Repo rts of the beset ps
. Mines for the years 1874 to 1936 has been’ printed and - copies
~My be obtained upon. payment of a charge of $1.00 each.

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Cons, Hanford, B.C.M.P.,. leaves on
Thursday for. Vancouver. He has put
in quite a few Fears here and is’ well “
acquainted with the country and the v wa re

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Rev. and Mrs. F. Golightly of the
United Chureh, left Monday - morning
by motor for Vancouver where | they"
will spend two or three’ days Mrs.
Golightly will spend the next week-eud |
with her parents in ‘Victorian, They
were accompanied on the trip by Miss
M. Stewart, matron at The Hazelton
Hospital, who will’ have a short holl-
ay before leaving for the east, she hav-
ing submitted her resignation to the -
hospital superintendent to take effect |%. | eae nye
a» g00n as another matron “cin: be se- ,

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Standard City B tices, , Easy paymeiits arranged .

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cired, Happy Cox also went south in| ras ¥ : _— a

ihe same car and be will remain in the ; we  meumrenee ne een cimetes termcumsnemyansqecwvemn

sunth for the winter. ~ 4 oe
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Next Sunday in-the United Churches Masq uerade Dane ce

m New Hazelltn and Hazet‘m Rev. |} _ —_- -

Bishop Black ‘«-1 vonduct, the: sirvices | d C, a oe
an oneeft’

ia New Hagel 1.ir the moraing at 11
o’clock and in- Hazelton in the even- In ald’ of The Hazelton Hospital

at 7.30. RevirMr. ‘Black is very well
and favorably known. in the “district:
san alle preacher. and he- will no
‘doubt have a very interesting message

for the congregations, bee
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HALLOWE’ EN ‘OCTOBER: 31
IN NEW HAZELTON HALL:

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Mrs. Redman of Kitwanga is. a pa:
tient im the Hazelton ‘Hospital. She.
underwent an operation last week: and:

Solos ‘and @ Pie Kating. Contest
Wildwood Five Piece Orchestra, of. Kispiox will-furnish the Music
Spécial Decorations. .- Lots of -Fun . aan

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prosperity. anid leadership."

is. progressing very favorabl
8 a ¥ ae ve : ‘Concert begins at nine o'clock sharp. ‘Come early. Miss Nothing

One: enterprise” ‘wpon “earth
whieh’ the quitter’ ‘should
not attempt is Advertising*
Advertising Snes not: jerk,
it pulls... *

The pull is ‘gentle: at first,
: but is steady, . and. increases .
i ‘doy. by day and year by:
no year, until, it exerts an res,
Z sistable Power.

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‘ ‘this is the Power. you. 1

fn’ your. business. \Power ‘|.
when ‘the going is heavy. °. > -]:
Power to ‘create ” a greate

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4 ining. industry ‘have: show
B in’ both volume and value. “

opies “of tine Annual: Teoporis

r. of: Mines’ and® other :
ubliestions. sling’ with: the mining
thls: Frovine apply. to

“ ADMISSION— Be, , Supper Included _
- Under the nuiplees of W. A. tu the i. HL