_- THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1918

PRISONERS ARE Sst
WELL CARED FOR

Telkwa Barbecue ; (Continued from Page One) .
. l| the writer describes as ‘verging
LABOR DAY, ‘ on the ridiculous," when the suf-
mo, ferings of our own men in the
September 2nd, I918 ||prison camps of Germany are
. borne in mind.

@ f} Detailed investigation could not
be made by the writer, because

Horse Races . . of severe restrictions governing -

visitors, but of life ouside and

H * ithe appearance of the camp, we| a ma bd . EF | ; _ _

. Pillow Fights . f||quote the following from what] Complete Service to F ord i

f me Miss .DuHamel describes from a museyn oa a ee

| + Red Cross Booth + Ne beamed dee || Owners Everywhere - aie

if + |. ‘‘The camp consists of several “ me oo Dt |
. Dancing f large buildings, used as dining |- (tsrelis attention to your needs wherever you may:

. travel is something you appreciate, and bein

 —— halls, kitchens, reading rooms, owner youcangetit, Youare always “among frienda,"* ~

lounging rooms, hospital wards,} | There are moro thai 700 Ford Dealer Service Stations oo
oR throughout Canada. ese are always within easy reach of | -
7 | 2nd offices of the officera of the Ford Swners—for. gasoline, oil, dire, repairs, accessories,

}/camp. . Grouped around the large expert advice or motor adjustments.

ildi - ‘Phe cost of Ford Service is as remarkably low. as tha cost _
buildings were bungalows ; for - of the car itself. Nineteen of the most called for parts cost
HAZELTON, B.C families and tents to be used in only. $5.40, Just; compare this vith the cost-of spare parts ip...

~c ; ; ealize of o ;
" the summer and small frame for other cara and you will x © advantage of owning.

Ranchers’, Miners’ and Prospectors’ houses for the winter, all laid out} | 7 a
Outfits and Supplies in small avenues and very com- ono’ - Runabout ..

| Farming Machinery fortably designed. Half of the | AL Coupe - =
; - jitamp was made into war gar-|. Sedan - = 3

' Canada Food _ £3 Canada Food: dens, each man desiring a plot - THE UNIVERSAL CAR  One-ton Truck $750
Bonrd . ~ Board had his individual garden,’ and ro "7 0.B.FORD,ONT. —

[conte wet ag P Hicense the prisoners were supplied with

S05 Ne 817818 : seed and implements to work! | JQ S. Sargent, Ltd., Dealers, Hazelton : o a

with. On the other side were

tennis courts, football grounds, | Zaxsammmmmees=— soe =

F or the Housekee er {and on the outside of the entire saan mr “ = - 4 — f cote
. . _ P a eamp was a wide footpath, on | Express, General Drayage . eighting | ' oe ;
: A Full Supply of which men were seen indulging] i TITVERY and STAGES We are prepared to supply, private | po
on ” in the favorite pastime of walk- jnight, Our stages meet all trains at South Hezelton or New Hazelton, if ns
conom . djing.” oe | | rare rrerss: _
. . y _ 9) Miss DuHamel says: that al]. | Best Dry Birch, $6.00 a cord |
Jars and Lids . sorts and conditions, from the| | Consign your shipments In Our ‘Ruddy & MacKay] |

lowest to Germais of title were||g Care for Storage or Delivery. ; i ae

Address ali communica

“Do your preserving Now!” a prisoners at Vernon, and con-|§ —

. _ ; . 3; cludes by wishing that the Allied nerereren

Hi weereurey ere Ad, IVoNCPYE VT OCP ENTS TES TTY ans oh A prisoners were treated one-tenth CIFIC
=5/ a5 well,” oe

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