THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAAZELTON,

B.C,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1937

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Smithers Garage
& Electric

Smithers, B.C.

General Motors Parts and
Service

Accetylene Welding

Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

Due to the war Japan is waging in
China the Japs have not been deliver-
ing as many fish livers to the United
States as formerly and now the fisher-
men in Prince Rupert are getting the

Young Patsy, a Hazelton Indan, has
been learning a few things from the
white man. He was gathered into the
provincial fold last week and faced
the Indian Agent on'9 charge of being

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May the New Year bring you
Much Joy, Health, Prosperity

We thank you for your past -

business, The livers are used for me-
dicinal purposes
Co
The Irish Free State no longer ex-
ists. A new Ircland bas been born,
with a new constitution and all, and a
more friendly relationship with Brit-
tin is developing,
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Four or five inches of new snow is
the result of all the fuss the weather
kicked up over the week end. This is
i vood thing ‘for all who nse horses in

the bush or on the roads,
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in possession of liquor. It was sus-

patronage and hope to merit a
pected that he had intentions, but for
an Indian to be in possession was bad

continuance during 1938
enough and he was fined $40 or spend

some time in jail. - . _?

MYROS & SMITH.

Experts

ECRRKAKACEEAAEEERERER AS

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital isaues
‘ti‘kets for any period at $1.50
a vonth In advance. This rate
inludes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospitel. Tickets
are obtainabie In Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital. ,

Jt is reported that a Swede, a stran-
scr in these parts, took a pair of pants
from an Indian one day last week. A
search for him was made by the police
but at time of writing the Swede had
not heen located. He apparently re-
quired a change of pants or an addi-
tional pair and then decided a change
of seene would also be good for him.

The train service on both the C.N.R. som oy
and C.T.R. in the lower part of the
province anid all the telephone and tel-
egraph services were out of commis-
sion the first of the week due to snow
and wind, Around Vancouver about
$50,000 is the estimated damage done.

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An unofficial repurt in one of the
prairie papers states that Great Brit-
ain has taken an option on the total
wheat crop of Canada for 1938 to he
stored in Great Britain in case of em-
ergeney.

We will be Pleased to Serve you

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DONT MISS THE | @

New Year’s Eve
_ Frolic

SOMETHING NEW

Hoskin’s Garage

0, H. Hoskins, proprietor

(Official Sub-Ford Dealers for the Haz-
elton and Smithers Districts

Denonstrations of new models and in-
formation on Request. A full stock
of Ford Parts carried.

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Twin babies were born to an Indian
mother in the Hazelton Hospital on
Christmas Day. While white people
wonld: think this was something to be
proud of, the Indians do not think a
delivery of twins is so hot. ‘They pre-
Ter them one at a time,
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Mrs. George D. Parent went up to
Sinithers Monday night to have a look
see at the stores.. She intended to be
home next afternoon, but Mr. Parent

BEST GARAGE SERVICE IN THE
' . NORTHERN INTERIOR

Marti’
Garage

The roads were not in very good con
dition in sume spots for motoring, and
especinily for those who do not travel
them very often. Last week Magis-
trate H. B. Campbell and Corpl. Oland
were down from Smithers for @ police
court case and they left for home at
three o'clock in the afternoon and got

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Cabaret Style
Floor Show

FIRESTONE TIRES WILLARD | believes she had a hunch the train | there at seven, They just slipped off
BATTERIES HOME GAS and/was some hours late. the Toud ] into a ditch and had to stay os yt cs sO ; oo

On FREE COMPRESSION Paras there ae an wean came mon HAZELTON HORTICULTUR AL HALL

TESTING c Art Hi, . ,,@ ear. His assistance was secured und 4
FORD V-8 SERVICE WRECE- has retin i ante one Re. ‘ the Sinithers men got ont and went on December 31st 9 to 3
ING TRUCK OXY-ACETYLENE | ie, an absence of four months on the| 40M banpy ever after. ( Adn 1.50 1 Includ S
WELDING. caast. mission a coupie neludin u r
No charge to test and een hattery : *** Sunday services in this district were ; P . 5 Pre
Services Day and Nig Rev, B, Black arrived Tuesday a.m.|yery well attended, \S =

auf Hazelton to spend the weck a guest
at Mr. and Mrs. John Newick's. He
will alsa visit with other friends in
aseome— the district. He reporvs a very busy
time at Kitseguckla over the holiday.
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Some of the theremometers in Haz-
elton vend 25 below sero the first of
the week, but the best we could do
was a bare 20 below,
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It is pretty soft getting out a daily
uitper this Christmas time. They is-
sled none fur three days.
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Vancouver had 15 inches of snow
over the week end and there was a lot
of delay in traffic, but a lot of men
fot some extra work, At the first of
the week the south did not know just
when they would get back to normal,
what with the holiday spirit hanging
on for three or four’ days, the snow
a tnd the promise of more snow, it was

B.C. UNDERTAKERS j |!0#ine like a gay week.

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EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECEALTY The train Tuesday afternoon was a

: ; humber of hours late. It got tangled

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Services next Sunday in the United
Chureh will be beld in Hazelton in the
morning and in New Hazelton at.7.30
in the evening. |
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IN MEMORIUM

HAZELTON

. British Columbin hes produced min erals of on. “aggregate value
of: $1,515,728,149.00,

The gross value of the industry for the first six months - of 1937
is estimated to be §36,383,540.00. : wDPhi sis an increase of 53. 4% over a
the ralue for the corresponding period in 1936... . f

Indications are that this year’s pro duction will. exceed that of
" any previous year in value, which is a .splendid- commentary upon’
the stability of the mining industry in..this province. New proper-
ties are being brought into production and with the reopening of
old properties, mill capacity will be co nsiderably increased ‘over-last
year.

Sinith—In loving memory of our
denr daughter and - sister, Marjory
Smith, who passed awny December 28
1937, :
We donot forget her. We loved her
too denvly for her memory to fade |-
«aut like a dream, |
ow lips need not speak when our
henrts mourn sincerely, For grief of-
ten dwells where it seldom is seen.

Ever remembered by futher, mother,
brothers and sisters: 1

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TANADA- 31,

IMPERIAL TOBACCO’S
INSPIRING PROGRAM

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P.O, Box 948 A wire ,
} tu with a bunch of snow east of the i
RT, B.C. fl bri
PRINCE RUPE! ee & | boundry of B, , and Alberta, or some. z
gone plaice back there, Snow plows were i 7
sent out to- help out’ ‘the train crew. 7
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“Ntiss Betty Mahood went to Telkwn

‘Monday night to spend New Years’ at
her home.

Prince Rupert
‘Hotel

Best hotel in the North
Rates from’$l. 50. a day up

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- Several Jocal men have been work-
ing on spill tie contracts, A number
‘of others: have ‘been getting ' out their
years ‘wood supply. Up. “until Monday
ulght. when. it: Kegan’ to'snow. none of
‘the: fellows colild: get. thelr ties or the
wood. hauled f s What. snow. -eame a} |e
couple “of: weeks ago’has peen gone! |g
long, Jalnce, it the.wind does: not blow
the haul-

For authorative information 2 ‘regar ding ‘the mining dustry ap

ee “ply to: po :
nee . DEPARTMENT OF MINES fs
oss

Unless you. tell the people what you}
want they will not know. Use: She |, as ‘opened. again’ ‘on the
Herald to tell thea oy tins “Tuesday following. ‘New Years, -

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