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Mail Orders shipped Post Paid when sufficient cash

is remitted for order.

Daily Service 0 on ‘Photo Finishing

The Rexall Store

Prince Rupert —

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for bad roads

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you how the new Ford pulls through. Phone or call

for a demonstration.

HENRY MOTORS, LID.

Smithers, B. C.

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Golf!
Consult us in regard to golfing requirements.

We will stock balls, tees, captive balls for practice

Clubs, bags, ete., ordered as desired.
Clubs and dag as low at $7.50.

Golf!

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WILL MOTOR IN OLD. LAND BIG) DREDGE FOR OMINECA:

Major R, Lowe and Mr. J. 8, Brown
of Burns Lake have left on’ a visit
across the” Atlantic which will: carry.
them to thelr homes in‘ Scotland and
to many other. countries. ~ They left
in their big ‘Buick car intending to
travel by auto across the co.tiuent to
seaboard, and thence they will. ship
the enr overseas, After. visiting. in
Scutland and Wogland, they “yil four
‘ney to Hrance' ‘and may tour. through
yatrlous © countries in Burope.~ They ‘al-
80 intend | to” swisittn- Palestine . Awhere

“they were both” in’ the: ‘fighting’ ‘front

during | ‘the: e gront, war. Bo : a
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Miss Feusle Smith is. spending Qo. ‘holt:
day with. het mother, ‘This week she
will go with’ the family to Pitman.
If the syeather is at all favorable

- the people from here will take
int ¥ at : ed. over. ‘3,000,000. dollars. -

; in the sports at Smithers.

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have- received a letter’ from Geo.

Machinery to go in next winter—Co,

also takes up property in Oregon -

The Nechaco Chronicle: states “We
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Otterson, whose name is o household
word in inining circles in this part of
British Columbia and in fact through-
out the west and in the Yukon.
informs us that Mr. Pomeroy will in-

stal. a-lntge ‘dredge on Manson Creek:
and will put this mechinery in. dur-,

ing the eomlog winter’ The plant will
weigh about 260 tons, and ‘the. dredga

will have: a: ‘digging: capacity of 4,000)

euble® ‘yards per: ‘day, “This - will be ‘a

| bie help to our section of the country:

“My. Otterson and ‘associates hive al: |,
80 taken an “option | on. the Sunday Hilt f
gfoup: located’ in Bastern Oregan and
they “will. ‘fnstal - imintug: ‘edipment to
‘mill one: hundred toned a’ “day: Phe" ‘ad

joining property has already produc-

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| Short Stories
Close to Home.

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No one can complain about the rain |
not coming in quantity this tionth, A
farmer friend who-wrote us some time
ago ‘pleading for moisture, hag since
written asking that ‘the moisture be
turned oft,

For rensons of economy. several of-
ficials of the C. N. BR. office at Smith-
erg have been transferred. to other
plates. The dispatcherS office is be-
ing closed and the work wiil be “hand-

S\led. from Prince Rupert. This policy

is belng carried out throughout the en-
tire system. The change . will effect
Smithers quite a little.

A number of men hare gone to work.
at the Cronin mine in the Bulkley Val-
ley. A large quantity of supplies have
been taken out and in the near future
more than a dozen’ more men. will go

fito work there.

It is several years since the Bulkley
Valley had such bright: prospects for
a bumper crop. There ig no doubt
about everyone getling*enough to eat
next winter, but<just. as important is
the bright outlook for plenty of feed
for stock. -For a .year or two stock
has not. always. had all it yanted to
eat on some farms. where the hay and |
grain failed to produce last year.

The New Hazelton Wetel is again
open for business. During the past
few months many. improvements have
been made both inside and outside and
the public will fin? it a good place
to stop'at. ° 4 ,
The longest day of the year was a
week or more ago, Int it. hes ‘been 50
cloudy that one would almost thing it |'
was (hs short-days of fall that we
were posing through. .

Mr, and Mrs, John Rukin lett this

, morning by car for Naniamo and Cas-

sidy, Vancouver Island, where’ they

plan to spend the summer.

High School Entrance Examina-

tions are being held in Hazelton the

first of this aweek. .
o=_we

The schools ° closed on Tuesday af-

ternoon for July and August, Most

of the children have decided to spend

-{the summer at New Hazelton: under

the parental roo. = CS v

Mrs.” Peter Smith and family will
spend the next two months at, Pitman
with Mr. Smith. ‘

“There are indleatiofis’ that other
of easy money being temporarily non- |.
productive, that certain cltizens of the
larger centres are attempting to com-
morelalize unemployment. © Vancouy-.
er clty fathers stepped fairly hard’ on
some of the agitators. ~

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“the | “annual report of the. ‘Minister

‘lof Mines for British “‘Coluinbla | has

been issued nnd. is now available to
all, who are interested.

A number from here drove te- Smith-

Shop” put! on by the ‘lke Lodge.

= Young Marrled Couple went mana-
gement of 3. farm. ‘or: raneh;*: “Terrace
district preferred;. fourteen’ years ex-
perience. Write D. Owens, - Box - 19, |,
Prince Rupert, B. C.

Arthur and Harold Wrinch | ‘axylved: “at
their horie on’ Monday. afternoon.” ‘It

and. only wet in one: “or, two'places' for

her home’ in™ Hazelton.” ‘Her’ mother,

a he’ jitter.

ers for the production of. me’ Beauty’

a to the end of theft journey.’
has.tnken ‘a cabin: in Hazelton and the}
other has | fl eatin -at. Both, Hazelton: 3

‘after, attending - the wedding of thet B
brother, Dr. L, B. ‘Wrineh ‘In’ Victoria, 4 Me

was a fine trip both ways, sald’ “Arthur |" ;

Mls Bertha’ Rooks “arkived soni Sain
Francisco last Briday" ‘and. Swill: make

Mrs. T,.-B. “Campbell. ‘has not ‘been ag
’ well as usa for some. time.’ ~ ;

TIMBER ‘SALE xiseio

tenth (14th) day of July, 1931, in‘ the
office of the Forest Ranger,’ ‘Smittrers

000 lineal feet of cedar poles. and: pil-
Ing on an aren adjoining . the north
boundry of Lot 1611, West of Hazelton
Cassiar , District...

moval of timber.

“Provided any one, unable to attend
the auction.in person may submit ten-
der to be. opened at‘ the: hour of auc-
tion and treated as one bid.” »

Further particulars’ of - the - Chief
Forester, Victoria, B. ©, or the Dis-
trict Forester, Prince Rupert, B. C.

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RANCH FOR SALE, LEASE OR TO
WORK ON SHARES—Small capi-
tal required; fine house and out
buildings; running water. in. sama
Well stocked and alt in crop; ad-

and reliable man only need apply.
. Apply at once to S. A. CORLEY at
“Pacific, B. c. :

FOR SALE—Three nanny goats,
all milking—Apply to Frank Waleh at
10 Mile on the Bulkley Valley road, or
New Hazelton post office. '

_ PHOTO FINISHING

Save Time and. Money. Just drop
your films in the mail addressed to
Wrathalls Photo Finishing, Prince Ru-
pert, B, 0. All work. finished and re-
turned same day as received. We pay
postage. Our work. is different and

Ab Jim is erecting a new bullding
in Hazelton 25. by 60 feet and. two
atorles high. Ah Jim was burned out
some time ago’ ‘when the Ominece Ho-
tel and other. buildings were burned.
His new building will be used as a
restaurnnt on~ the main floor and: up
stairs there will be about ten rooms
for rent. Constriiction was started on,
Saturday. last.

Dr. L. B. Wrinch ‘and-his bil @ ; will,
be home Friday evening and @ recep-
tion for them. is to be held at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Wrinch that evening;

“On Saturday July -11.all ‘the’ school

their annual. meetings in the “school
house of ‘their respective ‘districts. ‘At
this meeting any vacancies | on. the
school board are filled,: ‘financial re-
“Inorts ave received and money for the
ensuing year is voted. This is a most

owner.in the distriet should make it a
noint to be present.

poe ers)

The annual school ineeting . of the

in, the. Mazelton: public school house
Saturday ‘evening, duly 11th, at - 8

present. _

southern States © arrived’ last Sunday

practically all the way: until. they got

There will be. offered tor gale at) e
Public Auction, at noon. on the four-|.¥:

B.'C., the License X18619, to cut 240,-).3'°

One year. will be allowed for the xe.

apted for-hogs and chickens. Good | ™

districts in British Columbia will hold

important” ‘meeting and. every property:

Hazelton School ‘District, will be, held:

school.” Rato payers are invited. to be.

in the- rains They had good weather. 3

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- Goods always. fresh
and:

Always-new *

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Groceries, Hiaraware, Dry
‘4 Goods, ‘Boots and:Shoes and
"Men: 's + Furnishings.”

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W. J. Larkiworthy

General Merchant.
NEW HAZELTON

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR *

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J. Allan. Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed.

MITHERS, B. €.

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Chiropractor

Will be at the Omineca Hote]
Hazelton on ‘Thursday

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Leading Fire ‘and Life
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ELTON, B, C.

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|The: Hazelton. »_ Hospital

niouth in’

- Cnetse as’

- ‘Phe Hazelton” Hoapital issues tie.
kets for aus perlod ‘at $1. 50: per
“This rate in-
chides: affice conantta tions, medi-
“adh costs: ‘while. .
{sei egnitate. Mekets are ob-—
; ms Paaltort sat ‘the drug
ore fp eby math: from the medl-.-

coal supeetaitenubint at ‘the hospita)

ndvaies.

hvell,

Two carloads: of tourlsts from ihe er

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Graef “-arilved last fe
quest of Mra.

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