‘on Friday

‘. bank’ aa-soon'

“EW HAZELTON, B.C, WEDNESAY, APRIL 8, 1936

May at the
GROSVENOR

IN QHCOKVES Bc.

(ined rooms—-single—double—with
or without bath—and suites of
several sizes, ‘An excellent din!
ing room with full hotel service
oud famous ebef. ‘

pPhali next Monday evening, This dance

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

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

The liver should pour out two Bounds ot
Itquid bile into your bowels daily, If this bile
isnot flowing freely, your food deesn't digest.
Xt just decaya in the bowels, Gas bloats up
your stomach, You get constipated. Harmful -
poisons go into the hody, and you Feel sour. -
sunk and the world looks punk.

A mere bowel movement doesn’ talways get
at the crue. You need something that works
on the liver as well, It takes those good, old
Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
Feel“up and up", Rarmless and gentle, they
make the bile flow freely. They do the work
of calomel but-nave no calomel or mercury in
them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by
name! Stobbornly refuse anything else. 25c.

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes open the
door to leisure—save hours for
things you like to do. Every-
hedy, loves their crisp, delicious:. -

flavor, .andhey’re ¥eddy to
serve. '-No“eéoking, Get Kel- -
‘logg’s today at .your: grocer’s
—oven-fresh. Made by Kellogg -
in London; Ontario. ©

Nothing takes the place of

Kellys

CORN FLAKES

Floods and tornadoes are still play-
ing havoc in the United States. It iq

Wot likely that the Americans will need |!
to destroy any -crops:;or“other goods:

this year. They will. be ‘able to find

“nkes for everything;*-~*

Rev. Mry. ‘Harkness, of. the Canada
Bible: Societ¥"‘paid:-a: visit to:the ‘dist-

| oriet last Week. sind. gave'a lecture. in

the United Church’ in .-Hazelton : on

Thuvaday cnight and ‘in- New Hazeltoy we

Alberta, ha ; ‘a
the ‘government: to- start

ment will grant

The ‘Alberta -provincal:bants wii
particalarly: to finanee Al ut
alxo expected to. carry on “A-.reguinr.
chartered “bank bualuess,..:

Jbattle in Omineca: riding in the fall.

| Lake to select a candidate, Telkwa is

2. a a

TOBACCO—Sample Package, 10 lbs

frec, all for $150, or 50 Ibs, $5.00.

Light Co., 445 Cumberland St., Ottawa
. te |

Easter—Cooking Contest, open to ey-
eryone, Cash prizes given for the fol-
lowing. entries:—Light Cakes, One-
crust Pies, Group of Cookies and for
Bread. Try your skill. All entries
must be not later than 2.30 and will be
| sol] when sale opens at 3.30 sharp.
Sponsored by The Ladies Aid Society
of the United Charch, Hazelton, to be
hell Thursday, April 9th in Duited
Church, Novelty and Candy stall.

Fresh Flowers, Fea and Supper,
aa 8

Dowt forget the big Raster Monday
Came to be held in the New Hazelton

is under the auspices of the Cléizens
Assochition and an effort is being
ede to make this a real good dance,
There will be present a good orchestra
und that is half of the dance, then the
people will try: te have a good time
mud to give you a good time The're-
freshiments will be quite. up to past re-
cards and the admission is still only

half a dollar,
: Ee

After a week in the hospital. Mrs.
Sawle is improving in health and will
te to get home shortly, ;
. - BEA
The. xchools- will close on ‘Thursday
ffernoon for cn ten day holiday. They
Will reopen’ Tosday following Easter
Monday, ° me ;
ha a

oo on . zt "
| The C:(.F. is lining up for a big

A convention is to. be held ih Burns
going to take quite a prominent part in
that. convention . and possibly J. G.
Donaldson will again be put before
the convention for nominntion, _ The
C. C.F. polled -70 votes in Omineea at
lust year's election. They claim to pe

guning strength all the time.
a 4%

mild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-
paration to give good aroma to tobacco

Agents wanted—The Capital Gasoline

Ladies here is something new for

| which we ‘accept orders occasioially, .

province. -

us
Cunndian National Railways. will
adopt a new style of decorations in
their standard sleeping and parlor cars
the color scheme will be dark plue,
light blue and rusty brown in the par-
ior cars and in the sleeping cars will
be brown. fawn, light blue and plim.
Nothing is said abont fixing up the
day coaches, ce :
ete ;
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. A. to the H. H. was beld last’ Tues-
dey afternoon at the home of Mrs,’ W.
Sharpe and there was a fair attend-
ance. The ladies decided to give a
bridge yud dance on Friday, April 24.
Particulars will be given next week,
The next meeting wilt be held at Mrs,
Shearman’s home.
eee ;
D. T. Greene writes another Jetter
to the editor, While we are always
glad to publish the views of the publie
we would rather have them oftener
and not so long. While we have lots
of, space we also have: readers who do
not all care for the same thing. Seud
in your views, by all menons, but keep
them within reason,
eee . .
Bugland has a new bombing plane
that is about ready. for general use in
defence or attack, that has a speed of
800 miles per hour, A few hundred of
Tuese should keep the enemy. moving
Tea Sep aowie gt, ,
a &
Windsor, Ont, hockey teim defeat
ed the London team ard will wow Ft)
into the finals agninst the Kimbherley
team which won the Wester: ehampion
ship on Monday night. ,
Lo ee

Optiniem = Snblime—A firm — for

has sent us a brand new order book,
; : an wea Cy, ie

"Rey. D. Donaldson went to Remo to

comtuct a marriage ceremony, He re-

turned to Sinithers Saturday,
oy? ee

-Mr. Donning, Dominion Minister of
Finance, and Premier Pattullo of Brit-
ish Columbia, werd in conference the
first of the week, But neither had any
thing to say following it.’ Apparently
it is going to take considerable discus-
sion hefore much money comes to this

Miss Roliver, R.N., of the Hazelton
Hospital steff, has resumed her work
‘after’ a two “months absence on. sick
lenve. ” -

tipon the attendance ut the local public
schools, :

a et

> Attacks of flu has had a bad effect

‘ ,

Easter

Ley,

Monday Dance

AOAC IONIC HD IIL IEICE NCCI ICI ICICI III ICI IORICIONC IEC

Good Eats Admission’50c'

a
ce APRIL 13th
_. ‘NEW HAZEL
; ‘Under the auspices of the
Good Ocheatra
oo a This will be a real good dance , ,

TON HALL

e Citizens Association. _

Pe

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°°) Calling-at Qpesin Falls and Powell River. <

tenet ears PRINGE RUPERT

very ‘Thorsday, “10.30 p.m.
eho eB ge

ee

,

disappear within

Dr. Franeois E.

tawa.

, day-9.37th

(| tendanes,. bat good:
/ Mander tho chairmanship :of. Wil-
Ainm T! Griftin, ot: B
“eidont of tha Ag:

summer,

National Railways.

of $20,

and for second largest
awarded.

the Dominion,

the railway having
utmost. value, ;

the Vancouver Hotei. -

mal and flower life.

Hotel, ‘foronio, recent.

common thing. to .me,

Department of the

Heavy “fall: guid

“Steel of Empire,” the rece ;
‘published work by John Murray
Gibbon,: while really the story of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, has .
so much'of other Canadian his-
tory that it will find a permanent
place- as one of the. outstanding
contributions to the records of
Starting with the
first known arrival on our shores, .
a Chinaman, Hul Sien, in British .
Columbia at the end.of the fifth
century,: Mr.: Gibson: trices. the
romantic growth of the Canadian .
Pacific, many centuries later, with
& wealth of incident and detaii,
the author's long association with
j been of © the

concern of conservationists,
now science is bespeaking our
solicitude in behalf of some of
the glaciers which bid fair to
; a fow decades,
if. scorching ‘summers succeeded
by mild winters become the Tule,
Matthes, of the
United States Geological Survey,
feara . that-‘within. another 3)-
Years Glacier National Park, Mon-~
tana, may be minus its glaciers. -
Mount Rainier National: Park,
Washington, also has suffered
from heat ‘ prostration,
time within the memory of liy-
- Ing persons has the recession of
the ice rivers in these areas been
£0 rapid as during the long-pro-
‘tracted heat wave of 1924,
ding normal winters snowfall and
frigidity are wont to replace to a
large degree the melting snows of

At

Third annual competition
the most beautiful autumno-tinted
Maple Leaf’is announced by ‘the
Canadian Government through
the Canadian Travel Buréau ‘at
Ottewa in co-operation with. the
Canadian Pacific and Canadian
‘The prize
list for the 1935 competition pro-
vides for a total of $200,.of which |
$100 goes to the-person sending |!
in the most beautiful leaf; a-sec-
ond prize of $40 and a third prize
‘In addition 9 prize of
330 for the leaf with largest area,
$10 will be -

Possessing one of the finest col-
lections in the world of colored
pictures of scenes in the heart of
the Rocky Mountains, T. H. Lons-
dale, of Banff, recently - exhibited
them to the Women’s Canadian
Ciub at an illustrated lecture at _
The pic”
tures included scenes of maoun-
tains, valleys, lakes and bird, ani-

Evangeline ‘Booth, - 69-year-old |
tommander-in-chief of the Salva-
‘tion Army, told ihe “siory of the ;
Army” to the Men and Women’s
Canadian Club at the Royal York
“I was
born in the Salvation Army,” she
said, “but it. has uover become a>.
5 It “has
always beon a miracle.” A cans-
elty audisnce gave her'an ova-
‘tion. .

ys

“Keen outdoor man, enthustar- .
tic member and past president of
the Trail Riders of tie Canadian:
‘Rockies and a, leading stalwart inv
‘the ranks of. the. ‘rrall Hikers,”
J, M. Wardle, chief engineer, No-".—
‘tional Parks of Canada, has won”.
well-deserved promotion to the
-post: of deputy. -minister of -

Del Pot Interior, Ot-

Premier Dysart, of New. Bruns-
wick, was the ehief speaker. re~
cently. when the City of Saint John
‘Dlayed -host at .a. dinner. in ‘the
‘Admiral Beatty Hotél to’ New |’~
‘Brunswick's: guides -at,. their two- . |
: lal convention. -
2 affected -at=-- —
ood: membership.

uli “He tas
nd and Ottawa “4s | -
he ‘premier ‘knows |~:

Dur-

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ntly

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| Of Interest to Most Folk | {7 || Orme’s, Ltd.
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| Gathered from Here, There and Beyond have for somo tine ase ns | f —(The Pioneor Drugeist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B, C.

+

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks

- Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

Pictures Developed and |

The ‘Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital - issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
4 month in advance, This rate
Ancludes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital. Tickets’
are obtalnable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-

ent at the Hospital,

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HAZELTON

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; Compression Test.

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Hlectrie Tools

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J. “Allan. Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C.

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L censed Insurance Agent:

Handling all types of insurance,
including ;

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
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