NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935

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THE FARMER KNEW

A story is told in England of two
railway officials who were puzzled by
the fact that a local farmer never took
it tivket when he went by train to the
neighboring market, but always hand-
el the cash to one of them. These
nen were brothers and were the gen-
oral factotums of the depot which was
wf the wayside, little used kind. But
aut last they approached farmer tp
learn why he persisted in handing the
money to them instead of buying a
tieket in the orthodox way, The re-
te owes: "Years aga I lost a eow on
saliway and never got compensa-
Hon, so I vowed the company would

get another cent of my money
T know they never shall while
vere here.” ,

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tT. Austin Wrinch. 30s. Wrinch nnd |

fondly of Port Coquitlnm, motored. to |.

Tl:setton the first of the. week and
econt a day with Dr. Wrinch. They
wean gaecompanied .by ‘Miss Wint: of
s.aitbers and Mr.
conver, On their return trip they in-
tesaleck to spend a couple of days with

Sinithers friends. ,
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There was a heavy rain on Monday

nizht that was worth ea lot to all who
‘lave gardens or field crops. It was
the best rain of the senson, It delay-
«l haying operations a day or two .but
a good deal of hay was alveady in the
barns or stacks and the rest is not suf-

Morrison of. Van- i.

tering very much.

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KEREKAE:

‘| Miles from Hazelton; 177-acres——Ap-

| Mis. Geo, D. Parent.

‘| yistting Dy.

Jthit we had to pay twe cents more to;

‘celebrate the occnsion,

Of interest to you

FOR SALE—Lot 2285, Kispiox, 11

ply Nithi River, P. 0., B. C.

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Miss Frances Love of Kispiox wis a
gnest-aver Dominion Day of Mr. and

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Mrs. H. (. Wrineh entertained at
the. ten hour on Friday last in honor
of her guest Miss Muzie MacDonald of
Prince “Rapert. and in honor of Mrs.
Ireland ‘of -Kiumloops who has been

nnd Mrs. L. I. Wrineh.
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Ao min. sent an adv. to this paper.
hut enclosed no money, He put only
tp. tyra cent stamp on his envelope, so

find ont who the delinguent was. He
waits to drive same one to the prair-
That man is just a little too
cheap. He would hardly be welcome
on the prairie.

ies.

ane ~
List Wednesday was Ward = Mar-
sind?s birthday, He was 27 yenrs of;
tee and he is still going strong. In
the evening his family and relatives
enathered at his home and helped him

eed

Olof Hanson, M. P., was in town on
Wednesday afternoon last giving the
hoys the once over in this section, | He
und Mrs. Hanson and Miss Hanson

Fifty thousand Chinese have perish- |

ed us a result of floods of the Yellow ,Clof tock the opportunity while the

river, und the floods are not yet over.

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A big Michigan car arrived at Haz-
zvelton the end of last week and the
first of this weck it was loaded and
shipped to Jasper. From there | the
owner Will drive through to Edmonton

and elsewhere.
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Gordon ErumbHa, Mrs. Hamblin and
family of Lakefield, Ont., are guests
at South Hazelton of Mr. and Mrs. Wie
R. Gow,

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Fire ame forests do not

eaimot diave them both.
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BARGAIN
EXCURSION

FRIDAY, AUG. as
Return: Limit.

TUESDAY, ‘AUG: + _

Children 5 yo
and under 12 years
. HALF FARE |

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‘Hunter, got a hasty cut on. the forearm

, ahont: it.,

ling away from the games in greater

had just returned from Ottawa and

ladies were unpacking-at Lake Kath-
jlvn, to slide down here and see how
Mike George was getting on hauling
out his poles. Mr, Hanson will be in
the district for a week yet, and ‘then

he goes to the const.
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The pole business has improved a
good deal in the past few months and
more orders are being received and.a
better price is being paid. Business
improvement in Canada is now begin-
‘ing to he felt in this district. There is
little doubt but. that cutting will be
resumed in the not distant future. '

7.

Miss Lillian Benson of Victoria is a
guest of her hrothers in Hazelton.

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Pollowing the rain last Mondiry. ev-
cuing the Butkley river rose two feet
and put a damper on the fishing at
Tlagwilget canyon for a couple of days
Over the week énd of july 6 the In-
(liuns were making some good entches
with Monday as the best day,

eas

The Mazelton-New Hazelton combin-
ation base lall team, it is reported,
went to Smithers last: Sunday and lost.
another game to thé senior team by a
score of 10 to 4, The boys have no.
alibi, they just have forgotten how to
Way hall, and there is none:who know
it better than the public who are stay-

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“Dougins Hnnter,’ elder son of Robt,

ane day Inst week which required six
stitches to draw together, He and his
younger brother Stanley. Ww ere ‘digging,
n drain. -
cut the tui and Douglas was mucking
out. . ‘Douglas got. too. clase to the ox
nee as! “it: swung. down. | He. will’ soon
he alright ‘and: will have forgotten all

ae ae. 1
There. was n. ‘School meeting. on. Bate

ofae “new ‘truste “for a $year “period
. andi ‘pagalng” the: budget, Uttle business
wag ‘done ‘although ; Ht. is ‘reported. that
there wag’ ‘a Jot of “‘conversation,; and

not nul of it. wag in the best spirit, \:

Doings Around Home

“Stanley, was using. an ax jo)...

‘Velal aircraft school, will be in this. dia

CAR!

‘Ortie’s S, , Ltd. |

(The Pioneer * rogsist ‘

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

and your friends

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eéived from the school inspector, . It
is extremely doubtful tf anything will
pe done this year. The government
las no money for Imildings and cer-
tainly the local school district has no an
money to building additions. —

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and
Printed

house for Mrs. T. B. Campbell. The] ei] workmanship.
yesidence will be built along side the}
ereek on the mnin.vond through Two
Mile. * Mrs: Cirmpbell will make ‘that

her summer residence,
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Dr. and Mrs, Ireland retuned to
Kamloops on Saturday last after being
a week or so with Dr. and Mrs. L. B
Wrineh. ‘No doubt tha would wish
they were Dick here as it was 102 in
the shade at Kamloops the day they
nrrived.

Prompt attention.,

ACETYLENE WELDING

Wrecking Truck
_, Electric Tools

SHOP—OPPOSITE NEWICK’S

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B.C. LAND SURVEYOR:
J. Allen Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B.C

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Some times one hears 2 news report
over the radio. and-even the rece; tion
is"next to nothing, one cannot help but
be glad to live in the north. The in-
tense hent of the south, the dust and
dirt of thelr country and towns amd
cities must be very discouraging — to
anyone who Ilkex to be clean and ine
inodest measure, comfortable,
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M, A. Myvos was elected. school trua-
tee in Hazelton to take the place of
Mrsy J, C.K. Sealy whose term was

up and who- did not wish to continue . Fire, Automiabile, Sick-
on the board due to prolonged absen-

ses from the community. When the’ Ness and Accident

mutter. of a, new school building was||f. - ae Pe
tuken up if was reported that the pov _ ;

ernment hed no money to advance for HAZELTON ’ B.C.
new buildings this yenr, sa that Avas |p
that, although the nocessity ¥ was In no|\S=——
wry lessened.

COOPER H. WRINCH

Ltensed Insurance Agent

Handling all types of insurance.
including

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‘Immigration Inspector Cowell of
Vancouver. paid a harried visit to the
district the first of the week.
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The boys who came down from Smi-
thers some weeks ago nud helped them
selves to knives In a Hazelton store
appeared ‘before Magistrate Gale and
were giver a year's: suspended sen-
tance. ,

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B. C. forest industries Troduce : | up |.
to $90,000,000 wealth a. yeu. Help to
prev ent forest -firen.-

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AVIATION. NEEDS ° TRAINED, MEN

A representative of the Columbia
School of Aeronautics, . Vancouver, B..
C.,: Western Canada’s. laggest. commer:

OA real good hotel serving
the north land.

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Prince Rupert, B. C. -

i B. Rochester,’ manager

‘triet in-a few: days. for. the: purpese. of |:
selecting men to‘train. ‘for. positions ; in}
the alreratt - Andustry.- For: ‘personal
interview, reply, : stating age,” “oceupa- 2
tion, education, and telephone numibier |’
to. Box 20, Omineci: ‘Herald, New Huz-

“6 GaH. CROMIE:
_ Provincial Assayet
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"Gata. Sliver.’ each... tes

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sorted that, no report had heen

fara. superior: school, the secretary TP- ves
re-

elton. .

. Loge thepryere ci ieaien ese
Tis rene subyerigtion ‘heen add . yet eee,

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On Sunday evening my] ti - Omer
Spooner amd Johnson artived in town
having motored “up trom ° Barkerville ”
where they have been pold-digging
since List spring. They intend to re- The ‘Hazelton Hospital
turn in-about six weeks. A short time - ;
ago a big slide came down and buried|) The Hazelton Hospital issues
the monetor and dunnufged the sluice tickets for any period at $1.50
hoxes and sit off the water supply. a mouth in advance. This rate
It will take n couple of mouths to re- Includes . office consultations,
pair the damige. The property is a medicines, as well ag all costs
good one and the owner has had some’ while at the Hospital. Tickets
worth while returns. ave obtainable in Hazelton at

se # the Drug Store, or by mail

Anyone who takes fire inte the bush ont at the Hospital
is assuming a erent risk,. Be sire you
guard that fire at all times, °
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Bob, Thomas and Arthur Willan of 3
Burkerville and John Willan of the} + MARTIN 5 GARAGE
prairie are expected home for a holi-
day ina week or tivo. HAZELTON

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Logsaire being tuken ont for 0 DeV} (an Serviee any make of cat. Care-