prone Will ©
Be Installed a at | a
» New, w. Hospital Eg

| tors? “of the’ Havelton- Hospitalon Sat:
* urday ‘night. it wag decided” to. have

: the: present: time’ rather’ ‘than waiting

“| until: Jatéron,” When the contract to | .

’ aniount of . _money “available. ‘Since
{then other Amonies have been procured

At. a “meeting of ‘the board of: “direc:

an “elevator. “placed. in the hospital at

build the. new: hospital was let the ele
vator hed to be. struck out ‘in order. te.

fet the bulilding . costs | down. to the

and the elevator, which is very ne-

‘{balance from Dr..H. ©,

iz C. Br ady, the denfeated Conserva-

tive candidate, and member in the last
m iiouse for Skeena, fs’ in “Ottawa « “On
f business, ku.
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‘

FLOWER. SERVICES HELD |

The annual: flower service: in’ Haz-
elton Untied Church on Sunday night
™ lust was wel attended. and was of a

, very interesting ‘ ‘nature, The | building
1 was artisticaly decorated with gy green-

_ ery. gladiolus, sweet: peas, asters. and:

cosmos. Mr, -Newick. had carried out
| the decorations, asalsted by Mr. - “and

Kinkald presided at; ca ‘organ ‘in: jue
absence of Dr. L.. B. “Wrinch, ‘During |”:

the service MMi. Newick | gang : the ‘hymn je
“Sometimes a ‘Light “Surprises,” ~and
Mis. A. EB. Falconer sang “In the Gar-
® den,” very appropriate for the ‘service
A and with ‘the talk Mra. “Wright | gave
mm on “Gardens.” . Most - of: the ‘children
wf the Sunday. achool were present ‘and
/ ing their hymn “God sees the Little
| Sparrows fal¥” in memory of. their. re-
cently departed * “plnymate. : The - “ger-
vice next-Sunday will be in. charge of
Mrs. Wright, both at New Hazelton
mm oxnuc Hazelton and the: » topie. will le
a “Happiness.”

MOTORED FROM FRANCOIS TAKE |

On gunday last Tack Stanyax, Mys.
Stanyer and ° Miss: ‘Mary’. ‘Btanyer of

visit Mrs. Allen. . Benson:
Mra. -Bengon’ fs a da hter of ‘Mr.. and
Mrs, Stanyety. “While! her
# on other: friends in; the-<¢ iskyiet.*. i
, Stonyer reports: condition e.. ‘toi
' yood in the lakes district: and. he: dig.
ae ot expect. tere would: be: ‘auch, doing |.
in the tle business this: year.., He re- |
ferred to 1 forbst fire which. ‘has beer |

burning out there for several weekt.| :

ung is still going: strong. Hundreds

” |made. the contribution -

cessary, will, be ‘installed: ‘The sec-
retary yas instructed to aye this
work done .at once, Phe money. is he-.

: ‘ing’ provided ‘as follows i—One third
of the required some from the Indiar |.
Denartment at Ottawa, ” $2,000 from |:

the Provincial Government, and the |
and . Mrs.
Wrinch. The contract nee for. the
elevator is about $375

‘During the week one © by the vent ;

at the. hospital . has” progressed very,

satisfactorily. and plumbers, steam. fit-).
~7 | ters, electricians, plasters, haye been |

ndded to _the erew., of carpenters. AN
these men are first, class. mechanics,

When. the: hospital is finished there
will be available. two baleonies, the full
length of the. south side of the build.
ing. for patients. The original plans
did not provide for: a: balcony for the
third floor, ‘put: by: putting a. moveable
floor’ over. the tar’ ‘and .gravel: roof. of

the original ‘balcony, . ‘and ‘one or two

: other. minor: een pete Oe 2: :additional |

th connection. with. the “financing ‘ of
the elevator . for “the “new: ‘hospital it
thight be mentioned ‘that while the In-
dian, ‘Departinent at Ottawa ‘promised
‘one third on condition - that the” church
and the provincial government “gave
‘the. other. two thirds, ‘that Dr. Wrinch,
péinted ‘out. ‘to the Provincial - Secre-
tary J ‘Fon.. Mr: Howe, that it would be
quite “tmpossible. ‘to go to the. “United |.
Chureh at this time for a farther. eon:
tribution. due to, the “Heavy. comnit-

ments ‘that: ‘organization ‘alveady has.

‘Jand due-to the- financial slination' Thé

Provincial ‘Secretary. . then “inereased:

‘the contribution ; “from , the | provincia?

government to. $2,000" Having. “only a

amount. has: ‘peen. made’ Up by ‘a dona: |‘.
tion. from’ Dr. nd, Mrs. Wrinchi wie
‘through’

ehurch This wag ‘done Instead. ‘of fist

of thousands of thes”: and millions: ‘of |

feet of spruce thinber ‘have “already |

heen destroyed: Pte and” Mrs. tan: [°

yer returned’ to ‘the- interior. Monday:
|. and. intended. stop; at Telkwa unt{)

‘Monday night re

and then. proceed:

— ton. last.

Tuesday... .

HL Wright ®
i! Marian). fine

- balance of, ‘something. over: “$400. “This tors quality. 8 “buyers.” —

Olof: Hanson, M P, who has. gone to
Ottawa for the opening of the special
session of Parliament to deal with : the
‘unemployment situation.

More Canadian -
Cars Cross to
_ United States

~Washington—Itie. good ‘yoads, | the
‘fine hospitality of, the Canadians,. the

"| beautiful scenery and the quaint ‘for-

eign. ‘atmosphere | of. parts of Canada
will always lure the:, traveller “to ‘the
land. of “The ‘Lady ‘of the Snows,”
said ‘Seymour Lowman assistant’ sec-.
retary of the treasury, who, by. virtue
of. his office supervises the border pa-
‘trols opernted: by the coast: ‘guard and
ithe bureau of customs: ,

~ George: a =

|not been recovered.-

5 getting too close to the, fast’ water of

‘jand called. to George to'do the samc

Was Drowned.

George Chappell, the 10. “year.
son of Myr. -and Mrs. a. D. Chappell,
was drowned In.the ‘Bulkley river on
Wetinesday afternoon: last: while bath-
ing with several companions,
the time of: this” writing: ‘the body bad

: The attefnoon had been. very. war m
chaps his owl age and with a couple

George, and onc
fof the other’ ‘boys were. playing “with :

and ald not notice that: the plank war

the’ Bulkley:. ithe. other. hoy jumped

but George did lot Jump soon enongh
He landed into he fast water and wa;
carried awny-- “He was not much of
a sivimmer and had no chanee, ‘neither
did those on shore have nich chance
jto render assistance, The alarm was
given in town and. men. went down to
drag the river and to: search. the shore
and bars. Boats ‘were used, but. “no
trace could be found ©
The deceased : js ‘survived by- his,
father and ‘mother and one sister, Mise
Vivien.
‘the community, being: among the, ‘old-
est ‘residents, and. much sympathy ‘is
expressed for them in thelr sorrow, .

[of ‘the “task ‘of: guarding: our: ‘borders |:

en, chi. be seen by. recalling: the: fact: thal
ne. | exclusive of tlie Great Lakes; ‘the. dig
— tance to be’ "covered is 4,500. miles.

Tp

Canedian border and 1,07 7: -intles on’
the Méxican ‘ border.” aan ‘

2 y proportion to population - wire. r

Canadion enrs enter the ‘Dnited | States |
than American: cars enter. Canada.”
he continued. “This is partly -aceoun-
ted for by the fact that many Cuna-
dians work- in the factories on ‘the:
American sidé. and cioss- over
back every day. At is estimated that
25,000,000 people, and - 7,000,001 cars
will cross ‘the ‘border this: ‘yeake Some

supposed. American | thirst. fov booze.
The records show, that less thin three.
out -of every hundred Améiican visi.

This ds dust. some’ more hot, fr

ne yistrons ¥ From oe

‘Vaneouver * over: the: Pac
to New: ‘Hazelton, | wThey Bhie
at. ‘Smithers’. where ‘they
| fair, ° . ‘They’ shipped thei

highway

3; coast and’ ‘proceeded

ing had. a i wonderful |

yineed that the best: pa

Mr, Lowman; Was: basing. his, address...
aie on. the. sworls: of: the coastguard: and sho |* ie
: the: ‘course: cof ‘it ‘said: that: “some; Hew *

and -

attribute this-. enormous travel to the ;

we “Me and ‘Mis, 8. Hh. Parker. and. two |:
ae children: ‘arrived. in New “Hazelton: on:
: | Priday ‘afternoon after a ‘motor. trip

UL OD., Vancouver. Island. and - then ‘from

.
ur

Clift. Warner. anil Miss: Large

Bulisley. River i

old Ht
Up tol’

and Gourge, along’ with, several other |

of ludies af the: town, went “down tol
the slough to hathe, ° .

plank ou the: Bulkley. side oF ‘the slough .

‘The. “family is well known din os

Hon R. P. Bennett, the new: prime.
|minister of Canada, whose first ses: -
sion of Parliament will open on the
Sth of September and its. chief mission. —
WILL be to ‘solve the tmemployment ' in
Canada... : vt

: PRATT HOLRENDERG ee

On Saturday afternoon | “at “eo |
o'clock, August: 80th, | ‘Rey. L.. Bannis-
ter, vector. of St. Peter's’ church, Haz-

. elton, Herformed the ceremony ‘which
united in’ marriage . Dayi
of Mr sand: “Mrs. David: r ait, Skee

“itee ne 7 ween

“nsday « as
it exarhits, _

vekat work, nnd. th.

. Miss. Pisiury arrived Monday even
ing. from Prince Rupert’ ta resnme : ‘her
duties in the primary. vz de in. the
New Hazelton sehool.. ;

: The schools are now alt open ‘and in
full I asving for another year, ;

‘Word ‘har’ ‘been: received. that ls,
‘Geo. D. Parent ‘who went ‘tos Vaneow=
ver last. week is now dn the hospitals
‘in that’ -elty suffering. ‘an attack of

“:Honenmonin. ek o

- Mia Hains, R. Ny gold. shedalist af |.

os New: Westminster, arrived: ‘this’ week,
to. succeed “Miss Johnston AS super els ,

or at the: Hazelton ‘Hospital.

~ Mrs. ‘Smith: of Sa Praneféeo: a)
was: visiting: An; Vancouver, : atrived: ‘in.

fer Mrs,” A D. Chappell.

Hazelton: to: ‘spend . n time. with’ ‘her’ ‘sia- |

bést man, “Following. t

st recejition was, ‘held at the: hom
>and! Mra, M. ee
happy. young couple left’ br: motor: i)

Myros,. ‘ater: which" he -

a trip to: Burns Like and on: “ta: fhe °
Babine, district. The -bride:: wore .

orange | blossoms.

er houguet of. gladiolus, : “THe, -bride

: maid ware a nile © green ~ georgette |:
gown “apd ‘carmed a bouquet of siveet

peas and: asters. ‘Little ‘Monna’ Ray:
bbone was flower. girl. 7 :
WAR nicely: ‘decorated °

ing - “parties. “The ‘youn x4)
{make thelr “homia in ‘Hazelte

vr. and Mtr. Fitzsimmons ‘and ‘thelr pare
lanughier - motored:.from-: Tacoma: andl |:
are guests of: “Mr. and “Mrs, Newmar at

long: “ivory. satin gown. with veil iat _ ;
She carried a shots.