NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1935

Regularity!

TO MERCHANTS

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“You sweep out, you trim the windows. you dust off the counters
you make up new price cards, you unpack and arrange new stock,- you
plan your merchandise showings, you do these and a hundred other nec-
essary jobs, REGULARLY in the normal conduct ‘of your business, ©

“But how about the biggest job of all—contacting the people and
telling them repeatedly that you are in business and have the goois they
need.....Do you do that REGULARLY? Do you figure you are going to
set your share of the available business if you don’t tell folks about your
merchandise and serviee at REGULAR intervals instead of doing the job
spasmodically or not at all? -

“By all cnown tests, experience and thousands of racords, the ac-
linowledged best-of-all medium for REGULARITY is advertsiy in the
focal newspzper, A newspaper going REGULARLY ir to the homes of:
your prospective eustuniers, not enly in your town hit the. suzrounding
territory as well, makes it easy enough for anyone to see how your local
mesyspapier ¢*fers y + the finest kiad of a veticle for carryiny your busi.
ness message REGULARLY io the people.

“And don’t think that these follcs won't miss your REGULARITY
of advertising. They looy. for. their newspaper REGULARLY. study
its advertising (yours, if it is there) REGULARLY,

“And what’s more, you'll find they are buying fairly REGULAR-
LY, too, if you'll just check up, especially with the advertisers who do
use space REGULARLY,

YOURS FOR MORE REGULARITY IN ADVERTISING
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‘tday atthe age of 58 years.

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MOVIN FRE aOONEE PERFECT

lin’ Prinee Rupert.

Ktobt. Baird, deputy minister . of
municipal affuirs in B. C., died Mon-
He was
the hest informed man in the prevince
on: -municipal affairs and his position |

‘J is ‘wong | to be hard to fill. -

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In the House of Commons on Mon-
diay Olof Hanson asked the govern-
ment what was the cost'of keeping
men in the relief camps in British Col
twmbin,. He was informed that the

vost was $1.00 per day per man.
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The total of the King’s ‘Silver Jubi-
lee Cancer Research Fund has reached
the total of $280,000.

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The lamberman’s strike on the west
voast of the United States has eome to

nif? end.
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Quite a mnmber of the boys around
the district nre now finding more or
less steady wovik, Solne. on the rail-
wry extra gangs ond some on trucks
hanling poles and londing ‘foles. In
aoshoert time there will be some jobs

for miners.
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Miss Boliver, R. N., has returned ta
her’ duties at the Hazelton Hospital
ufter.an absence of two months ‘ or
more, Miss Carpenter, R.N., went on
her holidays on Tuesday.

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Colorado and Texas have been visit
ed by more dust storms and floods.

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Rev, My. Sweetman of Vanderhoof
motored to Hazelton on Monday and
on Tuesday took: the train to Prince
tupert to attend the meeting of the
Prince Rupert Synod.. Mr. Sweetman
has been in this country for twenty-
four years and has. seen’ many ups and
downs for the people.-

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On Thursday Dr. LE.) B. and = Mrs.
Wrinch and. Miss Mary Wrinch will
leave for Victoria where they will put
in a month's’ vacation, also visiting in
Vancouver.

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Fed. Tatten alecompaied by Otto Ad-
ler. left with ten pack horses for Tatla
Talie from which point they will pack
to Vital Creeik. for a new mining and
prospecting company recently formed
The boys expect to
ring. awork there all summer.

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“Asstt, Supt. of Provincial Police W.

* §,. Parson went. north last week to
WeDyme creek where he will open a
rolice detachment ond” establish one
voustuble and oa game warden, Me-
Dame Crock is erow ring. and may be-

ycome quite an important post.

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School Inspector Brown was down

from Smithers the fivst of the week |°

wiving the entrance classes in this part
of the (istrict the once over before the
th ate. or examinations.

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“g. Matlinsoin has redigned as acting

. sedvelar vy. for the Hazelton Hospital.

Some hionths igo he took~on, the work
to. help out the, institution, and he has

‘opened, 1 new set of books and: put: in

2 hes system of book. keeping, In the
inca ntime Mr, Robt. Hunter’ is fling.

oy thé, poyitiqn until 2. permanent appalnt

prent. ig niade. which may be at. ‘the

eting of the board, | ee

aa oe se 2 moe
The New “Hazelton girls soft | ball
tevin. Avent over to the Hazelton ball
ound - on, Saturday. evening! last. dnd
de! ated! ‘the’ Hazelton, girls bya‘ seore
of 23 . ito. 4. The New Hazelton girls

ae e ire. getting Into’ shape. and. are: ‘putting |
iy np n° more’ even. game.

at team ‘wag: ‘shy_a: ‘player: or: 80; but. that a
ne Jaia not, make all: the aitge é *

“The - ‘Hazelton

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OM ‘ya Mrs. Grondant and famil, f:

: “Alter an: “absence’ of: about a ‘month Winn

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

turned, to Hazelton last week and on
Sunday. Mz, Grundahl heul services in
ttu United Churel in Haselim in fhe
morning and’ in New Hazelton in t
evening. -
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Mrs, John Newick returned to Haz-
eltun Last week. after oa motor’ trip to
Vaneouver with My. and Mrs, Mallin-

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Havoli Wrinch. left last week for

Ocean Falls ufter a holiday al home.
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Arthur Wrinch lenves this week for
Kingston und Camp Borden. :
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. Mrs, T. H. Wright, vice president of
the W. G. 'T. U., has gone to Winnipeg
to attend thggsixtieth or dinmond Jub-
ilee of that organization.
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Bishop Bunoze of Prince Rupert, and!
head of the Roman Catholie churea in
the north, paid & visit to, the legal
church at Hagwilget. last. Sunday and
held specin? services for both the white
and the native populations. There
was a very liege attendanee at both
sery vices,
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Mi. and Mrs. §, Mallinson returned
home. last Thursday after a holiday
trip to Vancouver, They went down

five days each ways. They found the
roids in bad shape aud on the return
they could sec no effort being mate to
improve them. . _ t

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_ here haus been some very welcome

spell of hot weather, Tho crop are
all coming along tn.fine shape . °
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“MICKEY BROWN'S PACK TRAIN

Mikey Brown of McConnell . Creek
fame is going to.work his territory ‘on

sedle. Last week he was in Hazelton
where he got together: some sixteen
pack and work horses. These started
out, from’ Hazelton on Sunday. last
loaded ‘with oats and enough grub to
Jast three men for the trip, He: had
seyernt teams of work horses whieh
will be used on-sernpers once they ar-
rive on the creek. They went in vin,
the Babine trail from Hazelton, and
junior. Some ‘twenty-four men wll be
this one outfit.
Tatla Take route,
the butk of the grub, for the ontfit is
bought,

"TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE

A nunher of young ‘fellows viding in
trick collided with a“sedan- driven: by
an Indian last Thursday afternoon on
a very bad curve at Moricetown, One
of the young fellows on the truck: was
standing on the. running bourd and the
impact. of the ears. was: 80 great that
the young” fellow was ‘thrown through
the -w indshield of the: sedan. He re
ceived a nasty eut on the’ back of hig
neck, bat not serious. © He: WAS the on-
ly one ‘Injured, The. sean wad sorrig
what dumagad.

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and returned by car and it took them),

rains in this section the past week and|-
the ground is in shape now to stand a;

McConnell Creek this year ona large| #

the outfit was in charge of Mr. Brown]

employed on the -efeek this yent by|:
The men go in via. the 2
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of Northern B. C.

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The :Hazelton Hospital

‘The Hazeiton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
a month in advance. This rate
"ineiudes offige consultations, ;
‘| medieines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospital. . Tickets
“are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or ‘by mail
frum the Medical Superintend-
‘ent at the Hospital, .

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Smithers, B. C.

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