THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. ©. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1936

Builders Supplies

Bough and Dressed Lumber

Lime: Cement Bricks
A complete stock of Builders
Supplies

Quick delivery by rail or truck

Smithers Lumber Yards
Smithers, B.C.

Smithers Garage
—& Electric

Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Ser vice

Accetylene Welding
Experts

With every modern convenience
that the experienced traveller is
awecustomed to, Hotel Grosvenor
affers visitors Lovely rooms, great
luguge aud Hnelish open fireplace.
The Hotel i8 in the centre of busi-
hess, shopping and theatre dist-
ricts—yet is quiet and induces rest
amd comfort.

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

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

The liver should pour. out two pounds of
- Hauid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile
isnot flowing freely, your food doesn't digest.
Tt-just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach, ‘Youget constipated. Harmiul
polsons go into the body, and you feel sour,
sunk and the world looke punk.

Amero bowel movement dogan'talwaysget .
atthe cause, You need something that works
on the liver ag well. It_takes those good, old
Carter's Little Liver Pills to eet these two
pounds of bile flowing £1 freely an d mak ke you

ee] “up and up’. Harmless an at
make a bie flow freely. 7, ahey do do the wor tk

enlom fthave no calome
them. Auk for Carter's Little fiver Pills: Fi ;
namal.Stabbe boraly refase anything else. 25¢,

B.C: UNDERTAKERS ||) .

BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT. A. SPEGIALTY :

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_P.0,Box66° "| Awire
j PSINCBRUPERE. B.C. willbring op

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Mrs. s. He -Senkptel ‘returned home

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

YOUR
SIZE

By JANE DEE

CCURACY of measure-
; ment plays a very im-
portant part in the shopping
of Mail Order customers. Few
people realize the necessity of
measuring EVERY TIME
they order. Often they may
require a different size to that
which fitted them only six
months previously.

Perhaps you gained while
away on your holidays. Per-
haps you lost weight and need
a smaller size. If daughter
swam every day this summer
her shoulders will probably
have become broader and
therefore she will require a
larger size. Ali these things
must be taken into considera-
tion when you shop by mail.

When you sit down to write
your order, have the tape
measure beside you so that
you will be able to measure
yourself. Better still, have
somebody else measure you.

If you have had difficulty
securing a garment to fit
properly, when you order,
kindly send in your full meas-
urements such as width across *
shoulders, waistband, sleeve
length and dress length. Then
we will be able to advise you
upon the correct size accord-
ing to your measurements. |

ies We

&T. EATON CS.

WINNIPEG

CANADA,

NOTICE

Take notice that I, Sarah M. Frank
of Vancouver, B.C., intend to apply ta’
the Commissioner of Iuands for a li-
cense to prospect for coal and petrol-
eum and natural gas over the follow-
jing described lands :—Section 9,.Twp.
IA, BR. 5, Coast District. .

; Sarah M. Frank
Dated this 10th day of November, 1936

There will be a dance in the New
Hazelton, Hall tomorrow (Thursday)
night in honor of the bride and groom,
Mr, and Mrs, Bert. Spooner. Admis-
sion 0c. This will be a real good af-
fair. Better be ‘there.
ae €
The Wy. A. to St. Peter's church at
Hazelton will hold a sale of Home
Cooking, Fancy Work and Candies on
Friday, November 27, at 8:00 p.m.
uo 8 & .

The lidies ald of New Hazelton held
a very successful baguir in the church
on, Friday evening last, There was a
yery good attendance and practically
everything was sold, and what was not
gold in the regular way was put tnto
the fish: pond and 25¢e charged: for
‘a cast. The ladies have added consid-
erably to thety funds as a result, of the
affair, .
a8 .
“Uns. J.B. Shea who is visiting v with
her. oldest -son at. Kelso, Wash, had
the inisfor tune ‘to wet. ‘her hand ‘caught
in. the . electric cavringer while” helping
on wash day. he middle, bones: ‘of the.
hand. were broken and ‘she is: mow, nurs
Ing it ‘in a ‘waster cast .

‘Tuesday morning. after, -
couple of ‘weeks: i bi. “Usk.” es

‘Bpending a M

‘Ithat by . Christmas 2,000 young | men

great: deal ensier. and ‘there is: hopes ‘of Oe
r saving. bis’ eye, ‘but’ of, saving }«

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wider and that it will be levelled, and
other improvenents inade.
see
Mr. Weir and Mr, Gilmore, two of
the district school teachers, put on 4,
lantern slide lecture in. the Salvation
Army hall on Friday evening, Novem-
ber tth. There was an attendance of.
over a hundred. The lecture was a
nunber of Bible stories,
** 4
On Wednesday evening of last. week
at the home of Mrs, R: 8. Sargent a
shower wrs given in honor of two of
the new brides in the district, Mrs.
Mitchell Newman and Mrs. Bud Bell,
sae
A shower was given last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. York, Twp
Mile. in honor of Miss Evelyn Casa of
New Hazelton, who is being married
this afternoon to Bert Spooner, ulso of
New Hazelton,

*9 8

De. Colwell of Extension, Vancouver
Island, will arrive next Thursday to
take: a position as house surgeon it
the Hazelton Hospital. He is a mon
of wide experience and practiced medi-
cine in Chinn for a number of years, as
well as in Canada. He has also taken
degrees in mining engineering and in
agticulture. For the Iast couple of
yours he has been doing some light
farming at Extension, He is married
lut his wife and family will not come

north until later, possibly. spring.
' x © uf .

In the eves of a Prince Rupert: China
man. one Sing, the Social Credit plan
in Alberta fs very similar to the mon-
ey system in China which has proven
a failure. “Whaot-for Alberta want ‘to
zo Iatck to old China system?’

es & &
Vancouver is enjoying a spell of real
nice fogey weather—the kind that gets
traffic all balled up and that, chokes
the citizens. Nice place to live. © =
aa

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sminith bave mov-
ed into their new home in New Hazel-
ton, The place is very comfortable.
fr @

Jim Hodder of Hazelton is in Van-
couver for the winter, He went déwn
hy cur seme weeks ago and at Quesnel
Ye met 2 lot of old tillicums’ who had
heen on the telegraph line in the ear-
ly days of: construction. Jim started
from Quesnel'to work north in’ 1900.
He, hes*not heen in Vancouver since

ihis way around. A lot -of

places are not there now.
’ ea

the oll

of Hazelton at the home’ of’ Mry and
Mrs, Fraser on Friday, Noy, 13, when
a presentation was made. to-Mr. and

The affair taok place ‘following bad-
minton practice, and a very jolly even-.
ing was spent,

:. f @ ® .

As announced a few weeks ago the
New Hazelton members of the W. A.
to the H. H. will give a dance in: the
New Hazelton hall on New Year's Eve
for the benefit of the Auxiliary ‘funds,
Fuller’
week,’ But, as the New Hazelton” la-
dies always give good dances few other
particulars are: necessary,

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"The new policy to- build more. tr atls.
through the forests of B. C. as a meas;
ure to relieve unemployment, is ta, Le
put into éffect.nt once. It is expected

ww ill he thus employed. . The. cnmps in
use by the summer boys eamps‘avill be
made use of. ‘The Dominion’ govern.
ment is ¢o- roperating. «6 are
" oe | . L .

“ Heports” “from: Prince Rupert’ are: ;
the effect ‘that: Hd. Sweet: 1s feeling a

not only

:

the: vision,

A ‘couple ‘of Weeks ago cd.

Train Service|

For PRAIRIE Points and’.

For Fares,
specific detrils, see nearest agent.

cA N ADIA N

‘1916, so he is having a time finding |-
. Thore WHs a gathering: of young folk .

Mra. Trving Bell. of an: electri¢ sitex. |)

particulars wilt be given next |:

* Purthar -information. Is. given: it Bulletin

NEW SIDE ROAD GRUBBED

Foreman Arthur Carr has taken the
stumps out of the road. that ‘will serve
P. DeKergommeaux and G. Lambly.
These farms are on .part of the Mc-
Intosh estate-and have-in the past been
reached by an old trail that ran close
to the north’ bank of Braun's Island
slough. Howerer, Mr. McIntosh: has
put plans into effect. this fall to: im-
prove the lower::part- ‘of his tand, and
the trail had. to be closed. Now these
farmers will have: the use of the rond ’
allowi iince that- was” sot astie for that |"
pltipose,

“connecting at:

et cf ;
. Cena

At your ‘service for all kinds of re-
pairs and Welding.

4

Towing Service in connection

MARTIN'S GARAGE has moved back

to the old stand on the River Front,

across from. the Church of England.
ow ob “4

MARTIN’S GARAGE

‘HAZELTON

Jasper with

The Continent:
al Limited

B.C LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

“Smithers, B.C.

SEICIACIICICICIICIIIIOINICIORICIENCN

EASTERN CANADA

Trains leave New. Hazelton,
Smithers, Vanderhoof, and
Prince. George.
eastbound
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays .. —

-~ « westbound
Tuesdays. ‘Thursdays, Saturdays *

Reservations “and . more

Synopsis of land | Act

| PRE- EMPTIONS

ACANT, unreserved, surveycd Crown
lands may be pre-empted by British
subjects over .18 ‘years of age,. and by
. aliens on declaring Intention to become
Britisb’~ subjects, ‘conditional. upon -resi-=
dence, occupation -and improvement. | -

Full information concerning Fre-emp-
tions Is given’. in. Bulletin. No. Land
Series, “How to Pre-empt Land," coples of"
which can be obtained free- of charge by...
‘addressing the Department of “Lands, Vic”
torla, B.C.; Bureaw of Provinelal Informa-
ton, Victoria. or any, Government Agent,

_ Records will be Rranted covering only
land suitable for eericultiura) purposed: '
_. within reasenable distance of road. school .
and marleting’ facilities’ and which Is not ~
timberland, f.¢., enrrying over 5.000 beard °

“COOPER H. WRINCH

L ceased Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance.

‘ineluding |

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident

“HAZELTON, B.C.

Prince | Rapert
| Hotel |

RK reall uodd hotel serviny’

the north: land

ety

- Prince Rupett, B. C.

AL B. Rochester, manager

' Rates~-§i 60 per day.and ‘up

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“feet per apre east of the Coast Tange and.
"8,090 feet ‘per dare’ west ofthat Renee. i
‘Appieations for. pre-emutions are.to be
addressed to the Land Coramisstoner of
the. Land Reeording Diviston-in which tha .
land apriied for it rtteted, an #ested |
‘farms obtained. from the Commissioner,

Pre-emptlons mist oe obenied tor * five.
+ years and improvements made ta valne of”
. $10 per acre. Including “clearing: and cultie

wating at least five neres, before a Crown
, Grant san be, received:

-Pro-emptions carrying part. “ima | ‘eondl>
tions. of acenpation are piso Rranted, :

PURCHASE O8 LEASE ~ a

’ Applications are ‘reecived for” ‘purchase ta
of -vacant and: unreserved” ‘Crown ‘lends,
not belng .timbarland,” for: agricultural
purposes. .Minimum ‘price’ of. first-class .*|.
‘(arnble) land is $5 per acre, and seconds *.
class. grazing) Innd; $2.50 -per_ , rere.

¢

“No. 10, Land : ‘Beries, “Purchase and Tenge
of Crown Tanda” 2 : .
Sage partial ralie! measure: ~ evarted Q
“Yands:-may “be aaquired oy. purchase. in. ten
equal Instalments, with ‘the-flfst- payment ©
‘suspended ; for’ tvo. yours,” provised.! tnzes
‘ere paid: when, die aiid, impravenionts Are
tirat: two “veara of nat,
the appraised . value: oan
mdustrial sites an -
40. pores, "may.
the sanditions

made-durl
‘dasa than 10%
Mot mil. factory: ‘ar
‘tinker land, not ‘exceeding.
“be ‘purchased . ented.
including * payment Gu f ay
‘oneurveyed ¢ 2 ng “
acros. umey, be eased as homesites, .
- tional. na a dwalling being” rected in
“the frat. yent,. title being-- obtained: after
“,rasidenca, and impravemerit: conditi¢ns’-are
ulfilled - “and Je as ‘haan? aavenyaah,
Oo Boe gracing cand * industrial: purposes:
‘areas eee ‘exceeding. G10 acres may. ba .
“\Mensed.. by ,one person or a. ‘conanny aa

~ the: Drug Store, |
from the Medical ‘Superintend-
ent ut the _Flospital.. . .

The H azelton. Hospital

“Phe. Hiuvelton: ‘Hospital isaues
tickets for any period at $1.50

- ft month in.advauce. This rate

incindes ‘office’. consultations,

= medicines, ' as: ‘well. as all costs’
a while at the ‘Hospitel.

Tickets
are -obtaitiable. in Hazelton at
or. by... mail

st an ttre ee ei

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ce oF Northerty B. Ge

[Orme S, Ltd.

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