GROSVENOR IN QUCOKVEr Bc. Good, rooms--single—double—with or without bath—and suites of sbyeral sizes. An excellent din- ing yoom with full hotel service surd famous chef, LOW EASTER FARES BETWEEN ALL POINTS Eifective Thursday to Tuesday April 9th to 14th Fare & J-1 Round Tria Fare & - in sleeping ears SPECTAL—Time limits on Students’ tichets is extended from March 27 to April 21 See your nearest C. N, CANADIAN NATIONAL Round Prip in coaches Rh. Agent If the health. insurance bill passes the Legislature it wlll resemble the or iginal draft a, little bit, but not much. It seems, that a: good many - had am-| -' nendments. to.: offer: and: ‘some of. thege were adoptéd ‘in’ pite of’ the = govern: |- ment. ‘The legisteture: stiould be done with itd business: TOW. or. this! week ductors ¢ care this ‘weel Bread. Try your skill. All entries must be not later than 2.30 and will be sold when sale opens at 3.30 sharp. Sponsored by The Ladies Aid Soelety of the United Church, Hazelton, to be hel] Thursday, April 9th in United Church. Novelty and Candy _ stall. Fresh Flowers. Tea and Supper. ana Kimberley hockey team defeated the Fort Wiliam boys on Monday night ly a seore of T to Zand thereby won the series of three games for the West. ern Canadian Senior hockey champion- ship. The Kimberley team will now go into the finals’ for the Allen .Cup, ennhlematic. of theCanadian: champion- ship. ze & The floo:is In Southern States ave still doing great damage, but are nog 80 ReVeTe as al couple of weeks aga, * P 4 rhe hospital at Barkerville was de- stvoved by five the first: of the week. "Phe patients: were, however,all moved |- to safety without mishap. * ee The second winter that has been cn- iaved locally seems to be general all -|through the’ west. and. the probabill- ties are favorable for another day or two of it] -Kither Mr. Pattullo or Mr. King should do something abeut this weather man and his antics : ** There is a_blg bush fire at North Burnaby, but na serious damage is be- Ing done according to reports, * Oe & Most of the fellows working on tim high level railway crossing haye been enjoying the joys of flu in one or an- other of its varied forms. Only the old timers who have become hardened to the particular conditions of that particular section have thus far es- caped, The description of their feel- ings, a8 given by some of the boys, is not just parliamentary, but anyone could understand them, ; aes Au enquiry was, held; into the death wa four year old Indiun child in the ; Wispiox Jast week, The child - belong ed to an Indian) named Morison and Was burned to death. The enquity brought out the facts that the ehitd, together, wilh three others, liad been ‘Tpluying with matches and the cloth- ing of the wnfortnnaite one cnught on fire. Death was’ reported due to the burns and shock. : ea This is the first day of April find it is more like the ftrst day: of Janay in the eurlys ‘mornitig. not : present. Hon, Dr, Weir promised to give the suggestion his personal con- sideration as be thought it a good one. / a Pastor services will be held in St. Peter's Anglican. church on Good Fri- day at 21 o'clock, a.m. and on Easter Sunday morning at 8 o’elock and at 11 o'clock and Sunday School in the af- ternoon at 2 o’cleck. Easter Sunday is a week from next Sunday, A gen- ernl invitation is extended to the pub- lic to attend. ee 8 eo ey ee 8. at a ° The Ladies Aid of the United Chnrch in Hazeltoa are providing séme thing’ new for the cooks of Hazelton wml district. At the sale of home cooking advertised for April 9th, the ‘| eontributions of cooking will be classi- fied and judged before the sale opens. This shonld arouse o.good deal of in- terest, both to the cooks and to those who - ny. The ladies will also serve afternoon tea aud supper, mz oo Mrs, “Peter Sniith spent a few days with ‘her daughter, Mrs, Harold Gould at Wateott last week. : ee 2 Another winter set in last week and continned over the week end. It was not a welcome visitor, With‘the coal bins running low and the wood’ piles nouc too high, sub-zero wether was given as cold a welcome as ‘we could muster. It is quite unseasonable and quite ‘unusual, and that is no Califor- hin bally hoo either. The roads ara not. in good shape around here either ns they had started to cut ap and now the ruts: are frozen as hard as in mid- winter. . . : sh wm The appropriations for public works for the north this yenr-are ag follows: Cariboo $40,000; Port George $36,000: Omineca $32,000; Prince Rupert $12,- (U0 und Skeenn $23,000, 7 WAKE UP YOUR. LIVER BILE— And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go ‘The liver should font nr out two puunds of liquid bile info your bowels daily. If this bile isnot flowingfreely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels, Gas blosts up your stomach, Youget constipated, Harmful poisons go into the body, and you fcel sour. sunk and the world looks punk. 1 Amera bowel movement doosn’talwaya get at the cause, You need something that works on the liver a3 well. It takes those goad, old Carter's Little Liver Pilla ta get these two pounds of bile flowing: freely and make you feal “up and up", Harmless and gentle, they take the bile flow freely. They do the warlc of calomel but.save ng calomel or mereury in them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Plila by name! Stubbornly t refuse anything alee, 25a, » Saae leaves PRINCE. RO RT Mra. C, BL awle: ‘has: been: under, the aay & Ps veal is at Ocean anus and | Poa River . cess, so rapid as during the long-pro- tracted heat wave of 19234. Dur- ing normal winters snowfall and frigidity are wont to replace to 2 large degree the melting snows of summer, Third annual competition for the most beautiful autumn-tinted Maple Leaf is announced by the Canadian . Government | through the Canadian Travel Eureau at Ottawa in co-operation with the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways, The prize list for the 1935 competition pro- vides for a total of $200, of which $100 goes to the person sending in the most beautiful leaf; a sec- ond prize of $40 and a third prize of $20. In addition a prize of $30 for the leaf with largest aren, and for second largest $10 will be awarded, “Steel of Empire,” the recently published work by John Murray Gibbon, while really the story of the Canadian Pacific Railway, pas so mitch of other Canadian his- tory that it will find a permanent place as one of the outstandiag contributions to the records of the Dominion, Starting with the first known arrival on our shores, a Chinaman, Hui Sien, in British Columbia at tie end of the fifth century, Mr. Gibson traces the romantic growth of the Canadian Pacific, many centuries later, with a wealth of incident and. detail, the author's long association with the railway having been of the utmost value, . Possessing one of the finest cal- lections in the world of colored pictures of scenes in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, T, H. Lons- daie, of Banfi, recently exhibited them to the Women's Canadian Club at an. illustrated lecture at the Vancouver Hotel. The pic- tures included scenes of moun- tains, valleys, lakes and bird, ani- mal and flower life, ‘Bvangcline Booth, . 69-year-old _commauder-in-chief. of the Salva- tisn Army, told the “story of the Army” ta the Mea and Women’s Cenrdian Club at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, recentiy. ‘I. was born in the Salvation Army,” she snid, “but it has nover become a . common thing to.me.. It has always been 1. miracie. 7 A oupi- eity audionce gave hor an ove ton. : . Keen outdvor man, enthusias- tic member and past - president of the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies and @ leading stalwart in the ranks of the ‘lrail Hikers, J. M, Wardle, chief engineer, Na- tlonal. Parks of Conada, bas won well-deserved promofion .to the post of deputy minister of the ,Depariment of the Interior, Oi- “tawa. Premier Dysart, of New Brouns- wick, was the chief: speaker re~ "| gently when the City of Saint John played host ‘at a dinner in the — Admiral Beatty “Hotel to New. - Brunswick's. guides. at. their: two-: , day % 37th. anaual: - convention. : ‘Heavy: fall -guiding. affected: at- | ~- tendance,: but 2 gond mombership’ “under: the ehalrmenship of: Wil- ‘Fldout ofsthe'Ashoclation; enjoyid | & suecesaiul guinoving, wofe Rua: Guzeloy, formerly of Smithers, a dnt ‘of recalit ‘yenrs: with’ the". Royal ae Bank: in: -Vanevayer,. ‘hus’ been: playing ait: good | brand. of hockeythia year, ‘He “1a Jon “the- senior team and-ho was in | Ses ‘the finals. when’ the: Bank team: eoppe‘l.| — lot “the. ‘championship’ cup, “Bad got-ay” ee ood” deal. of credit: ‘for. his ‘team "a? sues) , ee “Sal fora week: ‘OT 80. 7 in filled by. Mrs, 4 Bert! Cos.” * liam T, Geitiin, oe? Bolsstown, pres | aa Mie. Nelson. ‘ot ‘the ‘Hazelton oat} “| ata tt ‘has been -t: patient inthe: ‘THosptt: : SEW NAZELTON, DB. oG. WEDNESAY, APRIL 1,1056 " oy He or * i oy | 3 ) i OF interest to Most Folk ere and There | me’ . 4 . . a ie! | UF Interest to Most Fo ‘| ‘| Orme’s, Ltd: d Our vanishing wildernesses i it Gathered from Here, There and Beyond have for some time ellited the (The Pioneer Druggist) . concern of codservationists, but i ° om ee v. ‘ now science 4s, bespeating, Cot The Mail Order Drug. Store TOBACCO—Sample Package, 10 Ibs} Dr. R. G, Large, formerly on the foe eae in behalf of some of , - ” J glaciers which bid fair to , mild or strong leaf tobacco, with pre-| medical staff of the Hazelton Hospital disappear within a few decades — puvation to give good aroma to tobacco| and for some years successfully prac- it scorching - summers - succeeded free, nll for $1.50, or 60 Ibs, $6.00.) ticing in Prince Rupert, was recently y-mild winters become the rule, . a a . Agents wanted.—The Capital Gasoline| elected president of the Rowing and pr. tan Beets "Geologie gr ihe porues Stationery Light Co., 445 Cumberland 8t., Ottawa | Yachting Club of that city. fears that within another 20 ancy Goods — Kodaks \ ar +++ years Glacier National Park, Mon- Pictures Developed and - LT, Kenney, M.L.A., recommended| tana, may be minus its glaciers, Printed © Ladies here is something new for|in the legislature that itinerant teach-| Mount Rainier National Park, Easter—_Cooki c . : Washington, also has suffered a ‘uster—Coolking Contest, open to ev-| ers be employed to give casual persou-|- trom heat prostration, At no ‘ eryone. Cash prizes given for the fol-| al instruction in the work of grades 1! time within tha memory of liy- -— Prinec Rupert, B.C. lowing entries:—Light Cakes, Qne-} to 8 in which more than 800 pupils are| ing persons has the recession of . crust Ples, Group of Cookies and for| enrolled in correspondence courses at| the ice rivers in these areas been 3 |. The :Hazelton Hospital The Hazelton Hospital issues tickets for any period at $1.50 — a month in advance, This rate includes office consultations, medicines, as well as all costs while at the Hospital. Tickets are obtainable in Hazelton at the Drug Store,, or by mail from the Medical Superintend- ent at the Hospital. "MARTIN'S GARAGE HAZELTON Let me gve you a FREE “HASTENGS" Compression Test, ACETYLENE WELDING. Wrecking Trock Electric Tools ee NEWICE’S BY. tec lane cont LAND SURVEYOR J. Allan Rutherford Surveys promptly executed - Smithers, B. C. ff ———— COOPER H. 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