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THE OMINECA HERALD,

WEDNESDAY JUNE 7, 1933 .

Pudsonis Bau Goinpann,

INCORPORATED 27° MAY 1670.

Hazelton, B. C.

SPECIAL PRICES

Effective June 9th to 15th inclusive

MEN’S SWEATERS

Jumbo Knit All Wool Coat Sweaters in plain black. Sizes 36 to 44

‘Ladies’ Cotton Hose

Strong seemless hose in popular
shades. Sizes 91-2 to i0 95
SPECIAL per pr. Cc

Men’s Work Sox
25e

Made from heavy grey all
wool yarn, SPECIAL

MEN’S TWEED CAPS -

Summer weight fancy tweeds styled in popular one piece
crown with rubber visor. SPECIAL VALUE at

95¢

Corn, sweet, 2s,

13¢ per tin

Peas, med. size,

10c¢ per tin

Tomatoes, Aylmer,

2s 2 tins 25¢

TEA, HBC Special, bulk, 3 lbs. for 75¢
BUTTER, Creamery, prints, per Ib. 25c

CHEESE, Canadian, sufficiently matured to give.a fine
flavor, 2 lbs. for 45c

Mining in British Columbia

Among the Canadian Provinces, British Columbia is the lead-
ing producer of Lead, Silver and Zine.

In this Province about 45% of Canada’s Silver,
Lead and 93% of the Zine are produced,

British Columbia bas produced approximately $1,300,000,000
worth of minerals. ,

About 200,000 square miles of unexplored mineral- bearing
lands are open for prospecting.

4% Of the

Practically every mineral known to be
found on the continent occurs to some
extent in British Columbia.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS :— an

Annual: Report of the Honourable the Minister |
of Mines for the calander year 1031.

"YT. oM¢-G61d Deposits of British Columbia. .
“Placer Mining in British Columbia. . i
“McConnell Oreek Placer Area.” 2:
Non-metallic Mineral Investigations: “Barite :” ’
“Asbestos”; “Glassware,; “Clay.”

Lode-Gold Developments in British Columbia ;
during 1932. _

Address enquiries to

The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings

Victoria, B. C.

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Miss Joy Ford, R.N., and Miss Fran-
ces Willan, R.N., of the Hazelton Hoes-
pital staff are now on holiday and
planned to leave by car Tuesday even-

; ing with Bob Willan for Anmnstrong

where Miss Ford will visit her home,
and Vancouver where Miss Willan and
Bob will spend a few weeks, On their
retirn Bob Willun expects to bring his
brother Arthur home after a two years’
absence while attending high school,

Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce
advocates the abotition of. the jury svs-
ten. in trying criminal cnses and sub-
stituting a committee of judges.

Many Babine Indians came in last
week to prepare for their annual trip
to the coust for the salmon fishing.
The trains are now carrying large num-
hers of mutives to the const,

A daughter was born on Wednesday,
June 7. in the Hazelton Hospital to
My. and Mrs. Ward Marshall of Two
Mile.

Miss Ena Camphell, RUN.. of Vander-
hoof and Miss W, Bunn, RN, of Pringe
Rupert ave relieving at the Hazelton
Hospital during the bollday seuson.

Mr. and Mrs. Fahrenkoff were the
enests this week of Mrs. Senkpiel,

Those who bave not yet planted their
surdens are as far ahead as those who
got their seed inn month ago. Day by
(lay. In every way, the people are look-
ing for a ebange from winter to warm-
er weather,

Gust Christianson is getting his liv-
ing quarters next to his new hotel built.
This addition to the hotel building will
rive it a larger appearance, and it will
he nuch handier for Gust when he gets
his family moved in.

The rond grader was brought in from
the. Moricetown end of the road on
Wednesday last.

It is surprising the number of peaple
in the north who tnke for the gospel
truth the politicn] bilge that appears
in the southern press. Few stop and
consider that the Vancouver press de-
sires Premier Tolanie out of office be-
eause Tolmie has not laid down to the
Vanconver influence as he was expect-
ed to: do, Lhe campnign now being.wag-
ed is a cumpaign of Vanconyer first,
last and all the time, and the duee
with the rest of the province. This
Vaneonver cnmpilen is belug assisted
by some others who think it an epner-
tune time to get into offiee themselves
while the others are fighting. We still
helieve that Premier Tolmie is right in
holding off the election until the people
get normal and ean think straight.

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

Tune beetles spend the day in the
soll andl fy nround only at night.

SIXTY-EIGHT STITCHES
IN FACE AFTER ACCIDEN1

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 31.—Wayne
MeMullen, 18, knows bow it feels to be
“sewed up.” After an automobite crash
6S sticthes were taken in his face. His
eonditlon: is nat eritical, Wayne is an
old New Hazelton boy, in fact he was
the first child born in this town,

THE HAZELTON GOLF ¢1 LB

Elected Officers and Received Reports
—Club in Good Shape—-Irvine
Is President Again

On Wednesday, Muy 31. the Hazelton
Golf Club held its annual meeting in
Hodder’s Hall. A fair assembly wa:
present, which ratified the actions and
opinious of the executive. Mr. Irvine
presided, The club itself is in fairly
good circumstances, notwithstanding
the severity of the times and it expects
to eradicate the superficial instability.
The meeting was the seene of discus-
sion for past yent’s business and also
for the nonination of new oofficers.
Mr. Irvine, lust year’s president, was
yo-elected tu the same office, while W.
Gow was elected vice-president. A. B.
Youug was elected secretary-treasurer,
The works committee is to be under
the guidance of Mr. Larmer and Mr.
Sharpe. This is the complete executive
for the sibseqnent yerr. The Hazelton
Golf Club wishes to offer a vote of
thanks to the Last executive for their
co-operiition and work for the last year.

ALDER GETTING RESULTS

Commissioner W. J. Alder is still
working on his self-elected job of bring-
ing the people of Prince Rupert to n
reulizution of the great heritage that
is theirs if they will but accept it. It
seoms to be beariig fruit.
rumors of new industries to be started
In Prince Rupert, and some of those
which bave started in a small way are
being revoynized. Mr. Alder’s idea 3s
that Prince Rupert people must build
Prince -—Rupert. and not the Dominion
and Provinell] governments,

Bohby Boudeau had the niisfortane
to full trom his bDieyele on Wednesday
evening and break his ankle boue.

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Mrs. D0. T. Mauna was a ten hostess
on Thursday afternoon list when she
etertained a number ot friends at a
farewell to Mrs. Mein. A pleasant
afternpon was spent, > Refreshments
were served by the hostess, who was
nasisted by Mrs, Greie.

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