- facon, 1,081,883 graded bacon:

_ were BO, ‘iad: ‘to him duriiz. the: illness

THE UMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932

Wedding and
Reception for
Popular Couple

Sherriffs-Swartz

A qniet but very pretty wedding
Seas solemnized in the United Chorch
jn Uazelton on Thursday evening, the
30th of Tune, at 7.30 o'clock, when W
S. Sheriffs was united in marriage te
Mildred Swartz, both of New Hazelton
Rev. SV. He Ikedman conducted © the
ceremony and the witnesses were C, EH
aid Mis. Sawie. The bride recently
arrived from Aragon where she hac
lived for years,” The groom has beer
a resident of Hazelton nnd New Haz:
elton forea mamber of years and is well
known and well liked. About a year
ngo he went into business for uimself
and hns done well,

Following the wedding ceremony the
happy conple-held a reception for their
friends in ‘the New Hazelton hall, fol-
inwed by a dance. Music was turnish-
cod by a four piece orchestra and the
evening was a overy happy one, Dur-
fer the evening voeal solos-were giver
het Miss Joann Burns and Mrs. ¥. S.-H
Recuinn. Refreshments were served
rooetidnighteamd the jolly dance. con-
Vened until the small-hours. Nenrly
200 gtiests were present and all de- [+
clare} Hat it was the finest dance for
no eps tame. ,

Tho newly nurried comple received |.
the hearty congratulations aud “wel
wishes of everyone, and the bride wir
the recepient of numerous: gifts.

Quality of Hogs
- Has Improved
Number is Up

he volume of hog marketings iii-'
cates that the desired trend of hog
praduction evident during recent yeu
was arrested by. inerensed interest in
hogs as a medium by which to mark
the very liberal and eheap feed supply
As compared with previous Fears, mar-
ketings at yards and plants combined
showed an increase of approximately
442,000 head, this quantity represent-
ing only that portion of the new crop
of hoes marketed up to the end of the
talenday yenx. Et is interesting - te
hote while the total movement was
the second smallest in. five years the
total snles nt the stock yards only [h
were the heaviest of any yeenr in the
past five, while the marketings direct
10 Juteking plants were the second

sinnlost during the same’ period. hi
forty: ton infill on the Knauss property:
hear Derrveen, tock a look at the road

It is inost encouraging to note that
despite the fact: that material inerens-
es in production are usundlly associated ta

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FOR SALE—Fordson Tractor In exeel-

lust couple
position to take a special course a
Tulies.
perf on Saturday.

spent in this. yleiuity.
hall team went to Smithers in the afte:
noon, but most of the people were or
pivate pienics, fishing or stuyed on

‘onginecer

»

lent condition.....This tracter has had
very little use...1é is equipped with
standard flanged wheels and also
‘has'a set of practically new solid rub
. ber tired dise road wheels. Make
us an offer—S. E. Parker, Ltd, of
Prinee Rupert, B. C.

Reports of the wheat crop in Alberta:
are exceptionally favorable—best for
years is the general report.
blac it is said that the wheat is now

in one

2 inches high,

ert

Ashley Loyden. teacher at. Sealy

school is) spending bis vacntion it Bir
home in Vietoria.

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Mise Jenn Burns left. Friday fai

Vancouver where xhe w iN attend stm:
mer school vt the U..B. G, for the’ nex!
F ew Ww weelis, : .

Miss Margaret MeLeiin, tercher it
he superior school, Hazelton for th
of yvenrs, has resigned he:

She lett for ber home in hu-

Mis sMarjory Sutherlind of the Enz:

elton teaching staff left by moter the
first of the week for ber home in Ash-"
croft where she will spend the holiday;

Miss Ford, RN. of the Hazelton hos-

pital staff, who has been with her mo:
ther in Armstrong for the past. few
months, has returned and resumed ‘her
duties here,’
proved in health,

Her mother bs inuch im-

“Doings Around. Home —

Of interest to-you and your friends

STEPHENSON-HELKENBERG

The marrluge took place in Hazelton
Saturday, July 2,-of John Robeert
Stephenson of Smithers and Nellie
Ruth Helkenberg of Smithers, former.
ly of South Hazelton. The ceremon;
Was performed by Rey. 8, V. H.. Re
man, ind was witnessed by Mr. and
Mrs. David Pratt. The happy young
couple will reside in Smithers,

SMITH.JAMES

From the Bassano, ‘Altn., Herald
A quiet and prety wedding was sol-
enmnized: in Kuox Presbyterian chureh.
(algury. nt 2.30 pm, Friday, June 17,
when Kutic. eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G, EL James of Vernon, B. C., was
united in marriage to Mr. Wallace J.
Smith, of Bassano, =
“Phe bride, who. entered ‘the church
on the arin of ber cousin, Mr, A. Camp-

of pile blue- taffeta, with picture hat
dnd lice gloves and carried a bouquet
of pink roses and enrnations. -

- Miss Marion Smith of. Calgary, sis-
‘|ter of the groom, was bridesmaid. She
wore 1 dress of green crepe dee chene
with: pink carnations. The groom was
nesisted by his brother, | Wesley | G.
Smith of Raymond, Alta. The Rev. P.

celergymanh,

The guests‘at the wedding breakfast
served at the York Hotel, included Mrs
Tobe C. Smith, of Millet, mother of the
froom and other relatives and close
friends.

Rey. Mr. Baunister left the first of

the week. for Kamloops to get. Mrs
Bannister nnd accompany her home.

Hagwilget canyon was quite. a fay-

ovite spot for the anglers during the
holiduy and the week end.

very quietls
The Hazelton

Dominion Day - was!

one.

Mr. Peterson. the eniinent mining
of Vancouver, who: reportec

int. week thint he was. going to put a

ud. went back to the south. It i

with a decrease in quality, the per | itot rpor ted it he has even yet seen the
centage select bacon hogs was oo: nine

nader that of the much
the ‘previon:

lraetlonally
suintler nirketings in
year,

It ix inportant to add here that quite
likely the total increase in hogs dur-
ing 184i was,much greater than the
conyrative figures Indicate, owlng te
the “great probability that the loenl
shinghteringa of pigs showed heavy in

costs id not decrease ‘with the lower [4

commodity ‘valuees.. vo

h total. hogs marketeed in 1931 wn
2. rete 372, of this 400,064 graded select |.
and |

S24,898 graded butchers. |

The W. A. to: the Hazelton Com:

nunlty Association has cancelled tho

maurden party indefinitely that Was ad.
v vertived for this month

‘carp Or THANKS —

—ae

Mr.. ‘Leon ‘Bolmioit -wlstiés to extend
his ~ sincere: thanks" to. all ‘those: whe

of. the ‘late’ Mrs. ‘Belmont. and to “nl
who. sent. “floral. ‘tntbutes:. and..;
ed ey myathy ° “during bi

‘

tn the ‘district the, first of the wee

Miss Mary Sargent of Haselton ar-

rived Lome last week from) Vancouver
where she has been attending schaot,

Miss Lois Anderson has returned to

Hazelton after a two, weks motor trip
with heer parents.
dersoh Will net be back for some time

May. and Mrs. An-

creases during the year because of the | yet. -
‘low value of hogs in relation ta murk .
cHig costs. Unfortunately ‘marketiny | Mr. Freeman ot Sheehan's school

nd Mr. Camphell of Love’s sehoeal, in

the Kispiox, lnve gone to their homes
in Yanconyer for the holidays,

WS, “Horg of Sinithers was n wel-

come visitor to this part of the district
on Monday. ‘ A .

A number-of, cars of tourists arived,

. There will be. no Retry ices in St. Pet- |;
es Anglican ‘chureh on: ‘Sunday’ next |:

owing. to the absence of Rev. Me. Ban- |
nister.,
day following, .

He. will, be home for the, Sun,

John Rukin ‘of New. Hazelton “has

88-1 heen’ granted ‘a. license ait lay render in
Ye th Aneienn, church, .

Bassano to all tieir friends after July
16th. :

BASEBALL AT EVELYN .

Tast ‘Sunday afternoon the young
people's sports club of Byvelyn hid 2
pienie at Trout creek and the feature
of the ufternoon was the baseball game
hetween the married men and the sin-
le fellows, A year ago the old men
trimmed the youngsters in great shape
and. the young men ‘have -been smart-
ing under that defeat ever since, “The

times ‘and Umpire “Sin” Gregorsor
had his hands full, Dverything wen’

except murder: and “Slim” drew the .

line there, : The young men: won ly <

score of 22 to 21 and the old fellow:
ave still scratching their heads. and
tubbing their od bones and muscles,
But ove of the senior players remark:

ed “Wait until Angust when the youn;

people put on another pienic, If owe,
don't take those young rascals ove’
our knives, it. WIL he a enution.”

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA — :

- In Probate

In the matter of the estate of Josepl
‘ @nesime M. Deehene, Deceased .

and

IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMIN
ISTRATION ACT

Take ‘notice that‘hy arder of His Hon
ouv PF, MeB, Young, loch! judge af th
Supreme .Court of British CGolumbin
dated fhe 21st day of June; A.D., 1932
EL was appointed administrnrtor of th’

Dechene, flecensed, Al parties. havin:

. claims against the above estate are

hereby requested to forward ’ game to
‘me properly. verifled on or  befare the
oth lay: of August, A. D.; 1032, - and ‘all
parties. indebted to‘ the sald estate are
required. to pay. the amount of their in-
'| débtedness ‘to. me forthwith. - Coo,
Dated at- Smithers, B,: Oy! :
this, 28th. ‘day; of Tune, A, ‘AD,

bell, was becomingly attired tra gown |

C. McRae, of Bassano, was officiating |

_ The happy couple left by motor. for
{Jasper Park and will be at home in

Sunday game was “most exciting at al].

estate of the said Joseph Onesime M. |

| : July 15 from:8,30 to 10.80,
‘| Mtimber of other: things there. will be

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Home Cooked Meals
40 ceats

* Board ‘by the month at reason-
able rates

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-Mits. dD. Fraser | Hazelton

+ Next door to the Anglican church

SUMMER
SAILINGS

Effective June 13th

‘FROM PRINCE RUPERT
FOR VANCOUVER
‘ *Mondays «= + ~ 4.00 p.m.
Wedneadays~ = ~ 9.00 a.m.
*Saturdays = = = 7,00 p-m,.
*Calls at Ocean Falls and Powell River.

| FOR.ALASKA
Wednesdays and Saturdays,
3.00 pam.
Fortnightly service to Queen
Charlotte Islands,
TRAIN SERVICE

Tri-w eekly passenger service
East and West.

For infortiation call or
write local agent or

H. McEWEN, DF. & P.A.
Prinse Rupert, B.C,
V-80-52

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

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City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Il'ransfer Service
At all hourst

W. B. Leach Owner

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TIME TABLE

EFFECTIVE SURE 13th

Transeontinonta! trains will
leave Prince Rupert

12.30 p.m.

Every: Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday
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‘Trains will arrive Prince Rupert
1.30 p.m.
Every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday
a

. For information, call or write.
oo ocal agent-or a
ar . HL McEWEN, D.F. & PA,
; ‘ * Pelnoe Rupert, B.C.

Canadian National

 V=128-92 ©

Dan Capon of Vancouver, and bro-
ther of Mrs, V. 8. EH, Redman, arrived
in, Anzeelton Monday afternoon and ir
to spend the summer vacation in Nor-
thern, ‘British Columbia.

The W. A. to’ the H. H. will hold. 2
sale. of home cooking in: the. United
‘Church,’ Hazelton, : on Friday- evening.|:
Among ‘a.

7 Come ar enjoy yourself.

| fea.-eream,, cake’ and - eoffoe..for: aalé,)

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. New Hazelton .

im. “Grant's Agency
Notary Public’

Rapresenting
Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

fa ee ee

REAL ESTATE Agent
HAZELTON, B. €.

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‘The Hazelton Hospital

~The Hazelton Hospital issnes tic-
kets for uny period at $1160 per
mouth in udvance. This rate in-
cludes ‘office consultations, . medi-
cinex,. ag well as all: costs “while
mothe hospitul Tlekets are ob-
Ininable in Hezlton at the drug
lore or by mafl from the. medl-
eal supertntendint at the hospital

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-Martin’s Garage
Hazelton, B. C

Agent for .
Firestone Tires

| Home Oil and Gasoline
Acetylene Welding
| Cylinder Honeing

Repairs to all makes of -
cars and satisfaction i is
‘guaranteed. anos

Fifteen years mule

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Canning

|Has Arrived —

| We now have i in stock —

No. 2 Tin Cans, plain or
enameled |

Rubbers and Sealers

‘for Pickling. -

Cold Cooked Meats

New Fancy Mixed Cookies for Luneties
Sweet Cider nud Soft Drinks:

ICE CREAM .

Shertiffs & & & McRae

. “Cash. and Carry

South Hazelton
. Where Pollars Have More Cents

Phoue—8 Short, i long; 1 ‘short

: Get Your - = ce
GASOLINE and OIL

af vom ‘

Donald Grey

"/Hagwileet near the ridge

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- General Store

Where. lowest: prices: \prevail on.
‘omall. lines. and all-the time...

oe Good Seed. Potatoes 8 for sale,

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Special on Spices and’ Brown ‘Suga ‘

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