ae HA4ELTON, & oC. WEDNESIDAY, JENE 5, 1935

The Omineca Herald
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GOOD INCREASE IN BUSINESS

General business‘recovery is reflect-
olin a bulietin issued by the Domin-
im Bureau of Statisties.. It, takes §s
practically . every industrial phase,
shawing marked inerense {1 manufac-
turing and exports, The recovery in
progress which hits been apparerit for |
smue time, is. extended -by figures for!
the month of April. Commodity prices
at wholesale moved into new high ter-
ritory for: recent. yours. . _ Grains, live-

-gaing to Smithers also on Satutduy.

OFF TO SMITHERS SATURDAY

When New - Bazeltoh pablic school
asked for n giune yath the Smithers
public school ‘base fal tearh for last
Monday it vould not be arranged as
that was the general sports day “for
the Smithers school and Saturday, thé
Sth of June wus set for the.ball game.
Last Montlay, it rained so that Sinith-
ers school conld not hold their sports:
and Saturday next was set as the day
Tr eonseqnence the principal of the
Smithers school has extended nn in-
yitation tn the New Hazelton school
asia whole .to join with them in their
sports on that day, and the ball game
ta follow the sports. Therefore “the
loce ul feaehor, Mr. Barton, ‘is arranging
for as many of the school chilren as
possihle to go to Smithers Saturday
morning to be there in time for the
sports which start at one o'clock,

A tiumber of parents and admirers of
the youngsters team ure planning on

THO YEARS IN SUB-ARCTIC

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stock and a- number of metals partici-
puted in the advance. The most sig
nificant development, ‘however, was
the expansion ine business operations,
According to: preliminary, records the
physical output of industry reeorded | .
gain of nearly six per cent over the
standing of Mareh,

ee

Preadnetion of copper in Canada in
March 1935 renchedsar tatal of 37,828,-
906 pounds as aguinst 33,467,044 in
February. During the first three
Inonths of this: Year the fotal was 104,-
776,368, compared with $1,868,027 in
the same period last year,

—

“Southainpfon

val science aad NIEETOS inst
eddie,
Brit'sh Musetim to study, birds. and by
the Roynl Geographic Society to map

Winnipez—Hero of a two-renr stay
in the sub-Arctic, who was a visitor in
Winnipeg recently, is TJ Manning,
Northampton, Englund, 23y¥enr old Pel-

PD,

lof of Groat Britain's Geographle So-

the inland, lle Ieft Cambridge in 4939
Previous “experience in’: “that kind of.
Work had been gained in: 1932 in Lap-
land. His surveying work Was done in
the winter! and’ spring’ ‘tontlis: arid his"
bird studies in the. summer

The long nights and short: days of win
ter did not hang on his bands, he snid

there were hig dogs to feed; and his

sleup was not any too long.
Eexcept .fur bis - dugs,. aud, his: trips

the:time. He-avaiked out to Churchill
iil alone tog, There was first a 30
nile trudge over rough ice to the main
lawl, and then thelong.500 mile tranip
to Churchill, But he is in fine: condi-
tion, brewn’ as a. berry and hard: as
hulls, and us healthy ind fit ‘as: any:
Iman could wish to be. :'
He'll be writing a' book: when. he: re-
turns to Enghind, he said in answer to
wt question. “Scientific stnff” he ex-
plained.’ vo ns ;

he

We have received a letter fer publi-
tution but the name of the writer was
not attached. As the letter was of o-
volitivaL nature aid not too diploma-
tically worded, the meme “F the writer
will he required. ‘

ee,

ciety, whe lias: just come — out “trom!
Ixitud, Hudsous Buy."
Tt was-in the snmmer: of 1933 that
Island. doing the : 500
With a-bebekgrouad of reading nnat-
at Cam-
hoe wis comunissioned by’ he

hall fh aid of the juniar ball-tenm will
Mv. Manning left Churchill for distant:
Mont Qauipten
miles dy Dont.

litor mation: as to:the- date of the
dance to le given in-the New Hazelton

bes amteunced. liter.
cbestra

The. Telkwi or-

Mad - other. OULAZCUET GS for
the first Mater selected. ,
the

Mrs. 'T, H. Wright. vice president af
the W. G, f. U.,-has gone to Winniper,
to attend the sixtieth, or diamond jub-[
ilee of. that organization.

Ld

Summer in ‘the

Rockies

months. |-

After the day's surveying was done, |:

own food to prepare, -uud 10 hours for ;

toca supply post he wis all alone all}

fice of the
_ general mana
Montreal.
railroad wat
_ the office.

Just 150 y
: Daly settled

‘Marjorie and

supper dance

; ada.

press “Beaver
ers of the Ca
' this summer,
by Canadian

half days In

ger grants fo
particularly i

Lt.-Governor -

the’ Canadian

sion.

. Skl-ing and
combined, at

a ‘bear out of
néar while

The Orient
and its allure,:

the inspiration

‘historic theme
ereat. festival

“Musical and.

‘spummer by a

-|.' leadership. of

head, organist
“Cathedral,

hueningh 4 the f

. Hotel, Toronto.
sixth ‘generation of the Daly fam-
: ily continuously resident in Can-

‘Montreal:

fee eee

_'D..S, Thomson, who has been
appointed assistant superintén-
dent, Canadifin Pacific Railway,
Stiths Falls; was, prior to: “his
promotion,, chief clerk in the ‘of-

‘vice-president ‘and

Ber of tha railway at.
On leaving ‘to take
up his new appointment he was
presented with a gold standard

ch and a purse of

‘ money by his fellow-workers in

ears ago the first

in Napanee and a

few nights ago his descendants,

John Daly, celebrat-

, ed.the momentous occasion’ at a:

al the Royal York
This makes the

4

. Sixty-two calls at European
. ports will be made by the five ex-

* class cargo steam-
madian Pacific fleet
according to the

. Season’s schedule recently issued

Pacific Steamships..-

. Crossings will take nine and a

each direction and

‘will’ touch at London, Antwerp :
and Hamburg, » - .

. An appeal to the press to mould .
public opinion in support of lar-

r iuedical research,
nto the cause and

control of cancer, was voiced by -

Bruce. of Ontario,

at the Royal York Hotel recently.
at the banquet which wound up
the seventh annual convention of

‘Weekly Newspaper

Association, Ontarlo-Quebes 1 Divi-

bear-hunting. wert
the Bates Cainps,

_Metagema, recently, when. two .
women skiers of Toronto,.accom- |.
panied by a photographer, routed ¢

his den and siood
.the ‘animal was

: “shot” by a movie camera,..
‘

with its mnyltery
ita brilliant colors

and picturesque seenes, will form:

for the Beaux Arts

:Ball,, biggest event of .the, spring
season, to be held the week after
Easter at the Canadian Pacific
Royal York Hotel, Toronto. The

for the ball is-the:
at. Samarcand held

, in 1404 to celebrate the Emperor
Tameriane’s conquest of India

‘terary. Englana, .

and -the England of the g£Teat
, cathedrals | will ~ be visited “this

party under’ the
Dr. : Alfred’: White-
of Christ’ Church
Itinerary

a: the tour which will take about .,.!
“a month | “has been . arranged’ by
Guy , ‘Tombs, Ltd,,.in conjunction
= the ‘Canadian: Pacific Steam-
ships.

CUTWORM CONTROL,

° * '

ayiner’ knows mueh

" rates trom, representatives
of the Canadian Pacific Rall-:

. way throughout , the ‘world ara
that pleagure:travel this year.wilt
be on -@ efeater-scale “than any,

~ Ume.in the last -two.years, bring-
“Se ing. niore [viattors: ‘to-Canada from
. ithe. United” ‘Stutes, Europe, and

thé Orient: and’ pouring: millions:
of ddtlaraimto’ Canadian . Pocket
-- Botepss fe. ae BP a

n - ‘Western Canada is expecting! a

peepee: goad: ‘share.of this traffic and the
. , “Canadian “Baltic Railways mak-
ing“ exteisive preparations ‘there.
nite, potele and bungalow. camps!
,,.2 Dates “peen ‘iarranged” ‘for
Special ‘ontertalnnients: at. Bante
: “Hotel: which
“Tone 16,
“which opens on June 21... °°.
With, Bantt on. Ats sister TEBE.

a

o |
and. Chateau Lake. Louise,

Lake Louise, as headquarters,
tours: can be mode to stich “well- |:
known places as.Johnston Can-
yon, Moraine Lake and the Valley
of the Ten: Peaks, ‘the ‘Lakes ‘In
the Clouds, the’ Plaitof:the Six.
Glaciers, the Great. Divide, Wapta’
Lake Bungalow, ' Yoho: Vailey. and
bungalow * damp, Takakkaw, Falls,
the historic! ‘Kicking. ‘Horse: Pass,
‘Mount: Stephen,.-and? the great
mountalis -near, Field, B.C,

The »: large: ‘Caddian + ‘Pacific.
Railway hotel. at Baiittis equip-
ped:th every -wayidt:the. comforts.
oft yiaitoray” th adio-active
salphuy,’ ‘springs, én-turned:
into a:swint ting bite); sida by side

the -

of”:

te p “eMod: “with ° fregh |.
water: .the Tolling floor. of | tho,
i tyvalley. has; been ‘made“into a ‘pic:
turesque Bolt “eourse} there are

| 26th

August, 2nd to-4th.
will -return to “Banff from:.July.
19th ‘to -2lst, .when Western:-In-
diana. in? ‘thelr?! native’: ‘edstiines’

with the Prince of. Wales “Aeaph
‘aa theymain prize,
ath, to’ Bist,

ar eee a
‘fast, well kept tennis cotirts, |. a
1 Throughout: the summer ‘there
is fun. -and -plent
beautiful,
‘events’ at short. intervals, ‘starting *
with the. Calgary Stanifede which -
will be held‘from July 8th to 13th.'-* :
Two; ‘societies. with . world-wide.
meimbership,. will hold . thelt”:offi-,
cial, outin

to: do at.this..

7 .with, ~gpectal .

resort,

FS,” thn. aya Riders’ of | -
Canad an Rockiés from July”

to'20th, dnd: the: 'Treil Hikers:
“the: ‘Canadian. Rockies from? +:
Indian: Days

enact: ancient. tribal: etsy:
7 The? Banff Golf: Week,

ja ‘from’ ‘Augus

sows: Bis highly ptized seeds an: ‘enetn)
7 lias. heel: -watting. «in. prepiration: for
This Is. the cut-

ers dittle siuspetts,, that..long.hefore he.

ingmedinte ‘assault.
worn which attncks all kins and. eon

, Aitjons of plants, and: so ‘far ns agri-

os "aug Gren, "1% 1b.,

tht the Dominion Department of Ag-
riguiture publish, the. Intest intelligence
ou, the most: effective means of. count:
anacting the? ray Ages tot. this’ -destiuc-
! ve post. \ Bran lnit bas given most
affective : eontrol | for nny years” and
it: ry waite, MD, nse folly rt, brat 20° ‘hs
Enduili dos. 1: quant,
Ralions.
jozredients £ howd

i finde “thoronghly, - Tho
BS JR; then, stirred. into. the water /o
nti solution: added" to. ‘the, Paris
on ind bean. -Th. iising the ; bait
. enough, water

and. water 214

wbintéthecnatver, the'nmateur- garden|:

cultnve, is, concerned Is such. a- menace |

‘Hoke, af: ‘obtaining Ay Crown »

In making the].

Leen Jed, Insurance Agent

Handling ail: types-of: -insurance’”
, including

‘Fire, Auitomsbile; Sick-
ness and Accident’

- HAZELTON, B. C.

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Columbia foods blend happily
in meking our guests com fort.
able, Dining- Toon; lounge and °
- rooms. are clean; homel like and and:
- quiet. - Near shops, theatres,’ ;
boats and trains. «Mr. E.G.
Baynes, well-known Owner- '
anager. of ‘the.Grosvenor, .
gives his - personal assurance
“al the highest quality modern
horel service to visitors from
>. all points in British
Columbia.

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“B, C. LAND. SURVEYOR
“L “Alen Rutherford

Smiter 8. 5B. Ce

° Gort! fiente of. Improvements Ls
NOTICR
‘rMishers:Fractlonal. minergl..¢laim:,;
situate dn- the _Omineea Mining Divi.
slow of! Range 5 of Coast Distriet.<"
Located on Mount Evelyn, Hudson
Bay ‘Mountain and adjoining the Rio»
Grande Mineral Claim on the north. 7;

FMC, No. 829200, authorized agent: :
for, the Estate of Joseph Fisher, Free:,
Miner's Certificate’ No. 62081D, intend’

sixty days from the‘date hereof, -to aye:
ply ta the Mining. Recorder for a Cer- i:
tifieate: of. ‘Inprovements for. the pur- 3
grant of

a

tha- ‘above: elaine: 4 Oe “

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hefore. the issuninee of such: Certificate
of  mprovements, tae
‘Dited this’ ‘Oth’ diy’ of Febenasy,

‘rons

He Whale debt

rere Ry

Surveys promptly executed nm

Puke ‘Notice that I, J. A. Rutherford * i

_ And further take: notiee, that. netlon,:: a

mider Section: 85: mst. be:. commenced: : .

48051 js, ree = Dad _ - n .