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“AN | IDEAL COMBINATION .

|New Hazelton a
. Got. Hard Game
In Tenth: Anning.

iJ ap Plane will
Stor, Hazelton
Third Fii ght,

Color “is usually. a ‘fairly reliable
guide, ta choosing, fruits, ‘and vegetables
which are complimentary. to. each other
Dietitions. also claim that: a, dish: ‘which

The third attempt to fly the Pacific ds, pleasing to: look at ig! more easily’ ‘di:

| “Salads Are Good.

By Barbera. E. Broolis ;

“During the middle ages salnds were
Just bits of lettuce, or chicory dipped:
in snit and eaten only by the poorer

from Japan to the. United ‘States : New Hazelton . ‘banded the Snappy. gested and more ‘useful ‘to: the- body
now under’ way. Under the auspices Nine fo Smithers, a trimming last Sun-: than: one which lacks eye-appéal. a

of The Hochi Shimbun,-a daily news: ;day afternoon . by a five to ‘one score. | : ‘That is why the popular summer |
paper of ‘Cokyo,*Japan, a “Junkers “W jhe New.’ Hazelton team which has. combindtion of tomatoes and lettuce ir

‘elasses of people, The rich were dis-
dainfnl of salads becduse greens were
Iso low in cost and so common, Only

33.4, Long. range monoplane named

Offer for P p. 2G. a
_ Announééd At |
Victoria Tues.

with the capitulation of Premier 8

F. Tolmie to the Daily. Province anu
his announcement. favoring «. ‘ae ‘union
goyernment and a: reduction of the
size of the legislature 80: that Vancou-

taken on Perry. York’. ond Ward Mar-i ideal. The very appearance of ‘the herbs and greens were used -in them.
dish is enough. to tempt the most back {Tt was at the close of the seventeetth-

Hoehi ‘Japan-American : ‘111, expects to! shall as permanent members”. of the:

rench the airfield at Hazelton, or pass
over this point,. ‘about the middle: of
September, in ‘fact the plane is expect-
ed here any doy, ‘or any: hour. The.
W eather conditions, of course, will’ have
much to do with the: time of - arrival
The crew on the plane. consists of a
pilot, a navigator and a radlo opera-
tor. The object of the flight is one of
aod. will. Should the ‘plane light at
the field at Mission, Point it would be
quite in order for the people of Hazel-
ton to.tender the, crew an informal re-
ception, ‘The. sponsers of _ the flight

“will appreciate any cuortesy that may

te extended to the fliers,

CHASED A BEAR WITH A BROOM.

‘The Bear Did not Come Back—Lakelse
Lake Should be Safer Next year

They say its all a matter of degree.

‘Some hunt small game while othiers: go

out after . the big fellows. Married
men are well acquainted with the -big-
hroont stick as a woman's weapon, al-

xo do dogs, - ‘eats and other household |.

“pets, Bat itis’ Tsémething | different

: again ‘ta: awat-a/ full grown. bear with.

. to the

~athbout it,

., the common housebohl BwVaePE?, - and. a.
woman “niust indeed have “cause “of a

"serious nature to pull off such an ate;

tack, and she mmst have plenty cf
nerve and skill to pull it oft SILCCESS-
fully.

it is reported uy the ‘pest: af author:
ty ‘that a well kaoyn, and highly Te-
xpected oval Tady' “who has ‘a Home /at
lakelne Lake ‘for, the suinwer munths
performed the’ trick with ungnatiitied
xnceess just recently. ;

My. Bruhn got inthe habli of “pala.
jug the grabibbx in’ this particulas
avomnn's. cebiti, > White the toga of the
sroveries: wits not go very serious, the.
inconvenience of finding e baré cup:
hoard so fur away from the source of
supply wns at least ‘inconvenient, ‘The,
lady,. In due time, realized that some
thing had'to be done abont. it, “Amd ‘she |;
determined to just dé that somthing.

Lying in wait tor Mr, Bear the lady
was rewarded by hig “flppenrance te
lold as you please.’ .That only added
Jady's indignation—its. bad.’
enough to také a woman's butter. and-
her cookies, ete, bit do not be sauey:

“hand chases. and went atter that bear —
like no body's business. The bear got
kind of 2 notion that the woman meant.
Intsiness' and, like a good: husband, he
took to the timber and did not return.
—Sa that’s, that:

“WITH HAZELTON dour CLUB

rhe’ second fight of the handieap
golf. tournament: ‘under the auspices of
the Hazelton ‘Golf - Club has been com-
pleted me the following results ok.

B.
first: ‘Ment, there has
. setatnl anembera:
“Golf Chubihaye pitired to

wit Aritish . Coluintia, Golt.

aiy tornament Fa. he mayed at © lens

Snilthers arene on ‘Bund y nest.

‘team, showed a ‘stronger front. * York”
pitched the entire gathe, and Spooner.
took a position in ‘the field. along with:
Louis Parent and Johnsen.’ Marshell.
played: his regular position: at short.
From the beginning, there was very
keen’ baseball and it was the . ‘seventh’
inning before. a. score was” made and
each got: one run, : That was all the
runs scored until an extra inning war’
played when New Hazelton had a. Dat:
ting ralky- ‘and took four, runs while the
Snappy Nine were unable: ‘to ross the
hoine plate. my
There was a goud sined crowd, in-
eluding a good many from New Hazel-
ton, The fans had 2 lot: to get. excit-

ed ‘over and they got excited, Both |

teams. were playing good ball and had
the Smithers infield Deen able to stand
the strein the teams might have’ been |
playing yet, © Smithy Arnold. was’ um-

pire and “Giggs Graham looked ' after:
the bases. They gave. satisfaction anc

all- throvgh the best. of good: feeling

ward appetites, and as a source of min- jth century that fish, chicken and leb-
erals and vitamins its importance car ‘ster were used afd not until the efgh-
hardly be exaggerated. Yet. in spite of ° teenth century that fruit was used
thetr “health promoting properties and ‘Gradually almost all kinds of fruit
attractive flavor the popularity of to: | fish, ments and vegetables. hare beer
matoes and lettuce is of fairly recent ‘admitted to the ranks of salads. To-
origin, Today, however, . tomatoes are lday we use some of the foads high fr
considered: by physicians one of the. starch, such as rice, macaroni, and spa-
most economical and rich sources -o! shett in eombloation with somethin;:
‘vitamins known, ‘containing greate erisp- “tnd tart. Furthermote, . splad
quantities of these essential element have chiinged their sacial. position anc
than. even oranges. Lettuce also, Ir -have become a requisite of the complet
addition to being one of the most pala- meni for the millionaire, as well as fo?
‘table and. refreshing of all summet those of nore meager means,

ver can control. the entire expenditure
of the province, comes, the announce
ment. thnt the reported uffer for the P
G..E. railawy' is: - $45,500,000, this pr

t oinelude the. lands; olls,. minerals and
in fact all-the natural resources that
are. tributary to, that . railway. The
pronjoters,' who: aT reported to be wel?
known ‘in. Vancouver and. Victoria, arc
ta extend ,the railway into the Peacc
River iminediately:. The actual price
for.the railway. is $20,00,000, and it ha:

‘east thé province $60,000,000.

‘The ‘Kidd -report sieFS the railway
must: be sold or abandoned in niue
months time.

Vancouver and Victoria “well known

greens, ‘algo contains many food ele. For luncheon, intel! igent © men ‘and
ments which are important | in main. women often select “a salad, a hever-
taining normal health: age, some form: of brend, and oceasi-
onnlly a desert, You can see evidencer
of this choice in any restaurant or eaf-
eterin, in the house or in the apart-
iment. A salad has become ulmost an
“institution, especially with North Am-
eriean people. .

The ancients had more ‘leisure time

A REAL INDIAN FEAST

- iif Canada's national. festival is the
Maple Sugar Camp,’ the big sevent of:
the late summer ‘season is the Corn
rs And coin Danaea om me the than we busy bodies of today, and they

& now tha ane wee could well afford to linger over a men!

prevailed, poth on the field and on the

side lines. - corn, sun-ripened in the fields, (or rain (and to ent from many dishes. We ask:

ripened as i happens to be locally thir ifor food. in easily accessible form ; we

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| The girls soft bal team of New Haz- be eaten, The chief ingredients of ¢£ Inourishing and capable of being eater

year), ‘is available and dust begging. ta jwant it-nppealing to the eye and, palate —

<finnneial men” know that such a den
would not get by the legislature unless
the, membership was cut down ‘and ‘a
fuller control given. to “Vancouver and
Vietorin.

” Miss « Craia, matron at the Hazelton
Hospital, will return this (Wednesday)
-eyening after a holiday. in the south
where she also attended . the hospital
convention . as the delegate from the
Hazelton Hospital. ,

aA meeting of the Hazelton Communi-
tty Association and: Horticultural AS-
sstiation is called for Friday evening

flton,, Sea by two or three of successful corn a ange " soeatln, @ quickly, Thus “self-sufficient salads”

a roarbig. pon-fire®

thé: Hazelton”
railway. town. on: ‘Sunday afternoon and

4 Ip, to sthé<congenial:. -beople;

.
id

preferably: a: Heach

of wholemeal. falads aresvery popular

because,’ if correctly prepared, they. pos.

very:courageously went up against the plenty of corn, butter, salt, pepper and: o.. sit these: chatacteristics. »

alk ‘powerful team thete: The addition:
of the Hazelton: players seemed to- put
new confidence in. the New Hazelton
girls and. they held the Smithers tean’
‘down to.a Heore. of 18 to, 14, in favor o
Smithera, vt .

It is” expected that the all star tean:
of Sinithers, which perforiied : sat the.
“Barhecne last Monday: ‘eek, and: which
took. the measure’ of thé “New ‘Hazel-
ton fioys, will play: jn New ‘Hazelton on
Sunday next. | Definite ‘word will be

; ‘the, Jor evén an empty gasoline. éan wit .

a: good appetite. There are two wayt.
‘of cooking corn. The simplest, and the
method preferred by miost. ‘people, is te i
peal off the husks, transflx. the en
“with pointed sticks and haiig them ir
‘the: flame ‘of thé fire until: ¢ooked, An
‘other way. is’ take. alonz a boiling ket-

a wire handle, ‘and -boil the ears al’.
together. Strictly. speaking, this is no’ |
a ‘car “roast,” Tut it has the advan.
tage ‘that all’ the ents are ready fo:
eating. at the same ‘time, so that those
in charge of. operations may. si*

The. following is n ‘good combination
Mor tunch. ‘and: will leave the consumer
‘eatisfied :—Macaroni salad,- --pll-bran :
muffina, blackberries, feed ten with a

taquirt of lemon, or without.

Pineapple ov cheese salad, hutbread
sandwich,’ ‘coconnut cake and tea. ar
milk.

Tuna salad’ serv ed an rolls, perries
and erenm, beverage.

SMITHERS Is COMING SUNDAY

She seized the eat and hus--

received some’ ‘thne during the’ week

This’ ‘game, if the. hoya come down, wil!
“he as great an attraetion as the: game

‘at Telkwa. . Bert. Spooner. hag’ ‘an idéa | are : . .
“hy his head ‘that his boys. eat defeat: Rev. 1 A. McKim is at present ¢ that Smithers can produce: This will
‘Smithers. /He-admits that- he. ‘was. just guest of Dean Gibson of Prince Ruper” menn_a bird fast game of baseball.and
alittle hit ‘sliw, on Tabor ‘Day to: Be: He: ‘lett Jast Thursday .ntending to eX the locul team will need a lot of sup-
whit he -was up against and | he bir ‘South fot medical treatment: but the port from the fans to pull off the vic-
caked Smithers: nll-stars fora friendly bp. was too hard for him and he hat tory they desire. The game will br
“gnome next Siuday. -Although. it wit to stop off at Rupert. pluyed on the New Hazelton grounds

~ be fuieridly it will be keen, _ umpired the game in his usually effi. of three o'clock,
— ‘elent manner,

Worl wns received Jast ‘night from

and enjoy the feed. with teh rest of
iSinithers thnt the. baseball team that

. the party. oo.

awith sadition af-n ecole of the hoy: f
from . the, Hazelton, team, and tywo- mre

GRAINS ALONE NOT ENOUGH

‘ecm -

three mare “Ww ho want: ‘to play here, the

local hoys can put forth n pretty goor In order to realize the opportunity | -
nine and with ample good players | te which is his in marketing bacon hogs |
fill any “mnexpected BADR the farmer, must realize asa funda-
7 mental fact that grains alone are not
‘enough... to, rae good -. hogs, Where

Co —__ _ milk In some torn is, ‘available it, up
| _ plies ‘the ideal protein ‘supplement or
Vouy fovw newpte Ietiow the interest. balahee to the ration, but in many sec- |
ing history,.hehind the: development of tions of Western Canada,’ in particular
the. populai* and. obiquitous tomato. malik hh. any. form is°scarce, Tn such
- Which hos not always béen the Iusclour ‘enges tankage’ ‘should ‘be ‘supplied : fn

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. for ul few weeks sport.

Hazelton’ last week from the United -
Stuter and atter ensting a successful }
fly in the local wnters they yent on tu!
Lakelse Take to try ant the lakes nnd,
strenms there and around Tertace.

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. wap ars FACE were 7

& mounted policeman, left’ ob Tuesday
for Brbine to. check up on the Indian:

“WIL come: down. on Sunday to play in. J
New Hazelton will be the best team:

A couple of ble game hunters arrived
this week to go into the north and enst -

mp here were 1 couple of fishermen in ‘

capt, “Mortimer, . Indian ‘Agent. and |

next. for the_purpope of. electing . offic-
ers’ ‘and other. ‘business.’ “"aphis * meetiis
it is expected will: provide considerable
interest. among the: people of Hazelton
who “are ‘keenly: concerned: about the
‘erection of a. new hall, and it ‘is this
aissoclation which {is to build the hall

’ The new officers will, of course, have’
much to do with the wheres, hows aud
whens: of the - ‘proposed, ‘building.

At the Hospital farm there has beer
cousiderable activity getting in the sil-
age. There is-a good crop of corn
clover and alfalfa,

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appetizing, bulging, smooth, "pounded the ‘meal. mixture.’ It isan: ideal’ BUp-

there and, to see that ample provision { ,

is ihade for’ the long’. winter months. 1S la

players, |
“the. (Hazelton, « and spestalists.in the: work of pfant |
the: ‘tNorth:” breeding, that*the’ toitintoe’a Mitte Wiz!
‘Shampfe-" ‘ even al Tace baa ‘peen lifted ‘t ithe

> Tipe red frult we now today: | There

nd ‘the re-! pars which had very ‘little aye-appent.

¥¢- haa. only. been : “Of Very. recent’ years |.
oa tha “penuilt, of the. work of. But

er ete attracttye. _donmntenditier,.

- ysbten makes itso popular todayy.

Tyou. “must. feed a balanced ration, ance

plement and adds: eat to the feed even
ifwhen milk ‘fa nvailatile in abundance}
“|To. meke your -home growh feeds coun:

tankage is a good. means. to thie end.

zc hiomber ‘of aplications. 1 have been

THeeatved : for the “position “of, nurse: at

the” Hazelton Hospital “tot the ‘two
vacancies enused by the ehange- from

stndent. mises. ‘to a: graduate nurse:

Jar jitney service

For sone e time a niore or: ‘Jess. regul-,

between Vancotver. and. Prince. George.

o! Now a charter has beén granted: for. a.
motor. bus ine: to: Tun: between , ‘those’ os
hn. the . 2o

points, distance of 520 miles;
winter: when the roads are: bad, In game.
pincer, a plane: may be mnt 9 oo ta bolder
the. fap: ; rs ae -

Father Godfrey Joined them at Topley. fe
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hag been ‘maintiinea “‘Cohference, : ‘and ' for “other

The House of. Commons wil meet in
Ottawa on October 6th for the purpox¢
Of ratifying” the action of ‘the Bunpire :
purpose...
This | ‘meeting is called. three: weeks, in
Advances: ot the’ daly press. guess. :