THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY JUNE 7, 2983

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iNew Hazelton, B. C.

ALREADY you are beginning to
enjoy the outdoor season.
Wouldn’t you welcome a crisp
breakfast tomorrow?

Well, serve Kellogg’s Corn

Flakes, The refreshing crispness

and flavor of these toasted flakes

make appetites take a new lease

on life. Good for you too. So

re rich in energy and easy to digest.

a Fine for the children, Order

‘. the red-and-green package from

your grocer. Made by Kellogg in
London, Ontario.

Summer's around the corer

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B. C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed.
SMITHERS, B. C.

Teraace Doings.

Nev. Prof. Barfoot will take charge
df the services in St. Mathew’s Church
on Sunday morning next for the suin-
mer months. Canon McKim preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday last.
During his stay here Canon and Mrs.
McKim have made many warm friends
both in their church and outside of it
who regret that, owing to ill health,
he has found it necessnry to leave
Terrace, They were presented with ao
substantial cheque on Monday evening,
a testimony of the goodwill and admir-
ation felt by a host of friends, Canon
and Mrs, MeKim and three children
leave on Thursday’s train for Vancou-
ver where they will spend several days
with friends before leaving for: Nova
Scotia. They will visit. friends~ in
Moose Jaw, Winnipeg and Toronto en-
route Hast. ,

The Terrace News is only Two Dollars

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Base Ball Schedule

June 4—Smithers at New Hazelton.
Irie 4—Hazelton at Snappy Nine. .
June 11—New Hazelton at Hazelton,
June 11—Smithers at Snappy Nine.
June 18—Snappy Nine at New Haz-
elton,
dune 18—Smithers at Hazelton,
June 25-—Snappy Nine at Hazelton,
June 25—New Hazelton at Smithers.
July 9—Hazelton et New Hazelton.
July 9—Snappy Nine at Smithers, |
July 16—Hazelton at Smithers,
July 16—Snappy Nine at New Haz-
elton.
July 23—Hazelton at Snappy Nine.
July 28—Smithers at New Hazelton.
July 30—New Hazelton at Snappy
Nine.
July 30—Smithers at Hazelton,
Aug, 6—New Hazelton at Hazelton.
Aug, 6—Smithers at Snappy Nine.
Aug. 18—New Hazelton ‘at Smithers,
Aug. 18—Snappy Nine at Hazelton.
Aug. 20—Snappy Nine at New Haz-
elton,
Aug. 20—Smithers at Hazelton,
Aug, 27-—Hazeltan at New Hazelton,
Aug, 27—Smithers at Snappy Nine.

Owing to the lateness of the train
on Saturday ev ening the baseball game
between Copper City-Vanarsdol and
Terrnce did not get started until about
8 o'vlock., The batteries were: Terrace,
Green and BE, McKenney; Copper City-

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DENTIST
SMITHERS, B. C.

Houra3amtoépm Evenings
by appolntment.

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B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
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P.O. Box 948
PRINCE RUPENT, B.C.

The Hazelton Hospital

‘The Hazelton Hospital issues tic-
kets for any period at $1.50 per
month in advance. This rate in-
vlides office consultations, medi-
eines, ag well as all costs while
in the hospital. Tickers are sb-
tainable in Hagiton at the drug
store or by mil from the medi-
enl superintendant at the hospital

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Vanarsdot, r. Gladstone, Nelson and

K

ennedy. Four innings were played, iat

the end of which the game stood 4-4

and ns a yesnlt of darkness further
play had to be abandoned.

Bulkley Cow Testing Asso.

Name of Cow

(80) Jenny Hulstein-Guernsey

for the month of April, 1933.

(55) Sally Holstein
(30) Susie Ciuernsey-Ayrshire
(262) Moolie Red Poll
(123) Brownie Guernsey

(158) Peggy

(189) Blossom Holstein
(211) Polly Holstein
(148) Pluie Guernsey
(285) Peanuts aAyrshire-Guernsey
*(30) Jean Shorthorn

: (31) Blossom Holstein
(G3) Lily Holstein
(58) Stockings Holstein

(123) Kewpie Holstein .

- (291) Sylvia .. Holstein |

(56) Bess Guernsey
(30) Reanty Guernsey
(i) Betsy Ayrshire-Shorthori
(80). Queen Ayrshire
(69) Blackie Holstein
(107) Beanty Jersey
(92) Speck Shorthorn
(81) Girlie Shorthorn “
(172) Dolly Eolstein
(151) Guernsey Guernsey
(132) Betsy ~ Holstein

Tolstein-Guernsey _

Breed Lbs. Milk Lbs.

Following is a list of cows in the above Association that gave 5§ lbs. or
more of butter fat,for the month of May, 1988,

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Fat Owner
1800 70.2 D. Greene
1380 56.0 C. Killer,
1566 56.3 S. Woodman
140 68.2 Riverside Dairy
1155 8.1 G. Killer
1200 * 62.8 8. Woodihan
1234: §2.6 Woodlawn Dairy
1145 62.5 5 Woodlawn Dairy
1274 §2.2 . Cumpbell Bros
IATG “51.6 Woodlawn Dairy
- 1480 51.5 W., Billeter
1116 51.3 J, Polmear
L5G “$1.0 TD. Greene
1805 ‘$0.2 J. Palmesr #
1000 fi.1 J. Bolitho
1180" “0.0 © Riverside Dairy
1s - 50.0 C. Willer
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Heifers, under three years old whicl gave

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So lbs. butter fat or more dur

1643 “GO.8 8. Woodman

810 84.8 Woodlawn Dairy

GRO H4.3 J. Donaldson

Tao HS.5 W Sproule :
Sh. 43.4 of. Bolitho J
sau 312 Mrs Fisher #8
SRO 30.8 Dp, T. Greene Be
G0 20.4 = Owen: 2
Tit ° 80.7 W. Billeter f
Sid 30.6 Mrs. Fisher

Figures: It: brackets indicate number of days since freshening.

J, G. Manning

b Supervisor 2m

COASTAL
STEAM
SHIPS

Phone or write local agent or
HH. McEWEN, D.F. & P.Ae *
Prince Rupert

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Canadian National.

SUMMER SAILINGS
from

PRINCE RUPERT

(Effective from June Zist)

FOR VANCOUVER, calling at
Qcenn Falls and Powell River—
Mondays at 4 p.m and Satur.
days at T pom.

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FOR ANYOX AND STEWART—

Fridays, 3 p.m.

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FOR SKAGWAY, calling at
Ketchikan, Juneau, (Wrangell
southbound only)—Wedlnes-
days 3 p.m.

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Passenger truina for the East
Jenvo Princo Rupert Wednesdays
aml Fridays at 9.30 pam.

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