{HE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C,

WEDNESDAY,

MARCH 16, 1938

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Smithers Garage

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
titkets for any period at $1.50
a vonth in advance. This rate
inuiudes office consultations,
medicines, a5 well ag all costs
while at the Hospital, Tickets
are obtainabie in Hazeltow’ at
the Drug Store, oF by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

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i ithe wind.

Tt is easy for a dictator to make the
people sing and shout when he hes a
yast rmy with fixed bayouets march-

ing behind the gingers.
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Honeymoon Mt.

Contnued from Passe 2

exornbly.

Tubby'’s dimple svavered in and out
wildly, “I sald I thought she was @
darn nice girl,” he muttered. “You
erazy idiot.” .

“Madeline,
darn nice girl.”

“yell? Madeline snid, with a bounce
of the springs, “that isu’t anything to
get up and get dressed over. G’night.”

Feeling better, Bryn pulled Tubby’s
4 qoor shut with a last pleasant sniile,

the H. H. beld its re-
t ihe hospital

The W. A. to
gular monthly meeting a
on ‘Tuesday afternoon.

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The southern prairies are preparing
to go on the land at an early date. It
looks like an early spring but of course
government ‘poison spreaders are is-
suing frightening statements that the
grasshoppers and cut worms will be
worse than ever this year.

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he snys he thinks your 2).

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sot two. pret ty. well:

other man in the world, Ta just exer- |
this pila?” ~

cise my feminine charm and wait.
But that isn’t safe with Tubby. Be is
not exactly shy, but he doesn’t have
any idea he's so attractive that anyone :
might want to marry him. It’s one
his: absolute

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/ Continned next. week:

Jack of conceit.”
Deborah considered, “Tubby would |
not marry just anybody,” she-said com
fortingly. .
“I don’t mean Just anybody. But I
can think of half a dozen girls in our
crowd who can make quite ‘a dent in
him, Deborah, if they yet about doing
it, And, of course, there's one in pat-
ticular.” re
“Pilar?
“Pilar.”
what's she
curiously. “I never knew - any
but you and Sally,

IMPERIAL TOBACCO’S
INSPIRING PROGRAM

7 FRIDAY 7 ?M.P.S.T.
like?” Deborah askeil | . . 7

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“and I understand; * .

and sauntered down the ball.

“Deborah,” he said softly without
inocking.

She was awake. Her voice
low and clear, on (the instant.
Hag anything happened ?”

“Nothing I just wanted to say
pleasant dreams, and good night.”

For an instant she did net answer.
Then, “Good night, Bryn.”

“Good night darling,” he replied, and
went quickly across the rvom to his
dour. -

Mrs.Flick left Tuesday afternoon for
the south after having spent some
weeks the guest of her daughter in

Hazelton, chme

«8 ¥ “Yes?

of extending one's
to the European

The new manner
territory, according
and Asiatic nations, is just go in and
possess the land. If any other nation
thinks it has any right to protest, the
agressor nation simply says, Well,
what about it? War is not declared |
any more—that takes too much time,
and permits others to learn what is in :
CHALTER IX

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On Tuesday Rev. Bishop Black left

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Prince Rupert
Hotel

Best hote} in the North
Rates from $1,50a day up

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Seer EERE ESTS

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Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Drugegist)

for Kitsegueckla to resume his work The
as teacher to the Indians, He is uot
fully recovered but thinks he can make’

ago of it by being eareful.
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breakfast table was spread on
the small terrace at. the side of thé
house, where Bryn and Deborah had
eaten their first preakfast together.
There were six places laid, but Sally

The spring crop of commercial men was still upstairs, sleeping, 06 Simon
bit the district this week and the store explained, like a dormouse; and Bryn
keepers have been kept pretty busy. jbad not yet returned from his early

, died .._ leyyand to the farm down the: roud.

The C.N.R. br w has been do- Deborah, in freshly starched blue ging-
ing a lot of repair work to Sealy nam, sat erect on her chair behind the
bridge to put it sbape for the heavy silver coffee pot, and poured: out a

idge cre

Low FARES
T0 THE PRAIRIES
MARGH 19 to 27

(Unclusive)

RETURN LIMIT 36 DAYS
‘IN ADDITION TO DATE
OF SALE

Exceptionally low fares, good
for travel in coaches, tourist
and standard sleeping cars,
have been arranged to all
prairie points and as far
east as Port Arthur and
Armstrong, Ont. Stopovers
allowed at Jasper, Edmon-
ton, Bnnilk, Calgary an
Macleod.

living in Vancouver
it is easily solved br
it Hotel Grosvenor, The city
jx built all aronnd it—it's easy and
qitick to reich shops. theatres, boats.
trains aul chutches—and the rates are
rensom: ble. :

‘The question of
chiving sour vis
stayiig

" Vancouver's Hotel -
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lernffic of summer. ‘(third cup for Tubby. Beside her, Mad-
7 * eline sat quiet, gazing dreamily out
Another bridge crew is at the Kyyes ‘through the trunks of the tall pines,
bridge on the lower Skeena ‘and it i8 ana tossing, from time to time, crumbs
reported that a new structure is to 20 gf toast to a greedy chpmunk who sat
an there with the idea of overcoming yp and begged for them with bright ex-
the annual flood trouble. This bridge pectant eyes.
has been 4 source of trouble since the “yell,” ‘Simonsighed, “f wonder if
beginning, almost. ltoduy will be the big day.”

eee *Oh, probably not,” Tubby said com-

Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

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Stationery
Kodaks
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Drugs
Fancy Goods
Pictures Develop

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Prince Rupert, B.C.

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‘ormany and Ttaly have BO many
soldiers in Spain fighting for the insur
vonts that there is hardly room fox
them to get about. These troops, af:
ter Spain has-been brought | ‘to her
knees, are to be ‘usetl against. the
French ‘to teach them not: to protest
when the dicttators take any action,
When Trance has been subdued, then
Great Britain will-be taken care ‘of be-

gore its government ‘gets through pro-
testing. That seems to be the plan of
campaign ‘launched soon after the big

war was suspended : twenty odd years
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Strange as it-may seem Kigpiox
-garmers are still’ able to get-over the
rond to town. It must be & Inte sen-
son out there, or perhaps the road -has
been . improved somewhat during the

past year.

‘The Monkman Pass route for a road. fortably. “I give him until about the
to the Peace River is receiving a good noon hour’ hursday.”
deal of support right through the Cari- | “It doesn’t: make any difference
boo, The people of the Peace showed , when he comes, does it?” Madeline in-
that it was.a feasible route and drove quired, “Phe sooner he comes the
a preliminary rond through, expecting sooner it will be settled, I wish he'd
to get to Prince George in August or ‘come pow and get it over with.”
September next. Recently Prince | ‘Ag she spoke Bryn pushed open the
George orgnized a Monkman Pass Club dining room door ond came out to the
and right off the. bat raised $365 for terrace. He put a hand on Simon’s
expenses. Since then Clubs have been Ishouider, tweaked Tubby'’s hair, let
organized down through the Cariboo. this eyes rest on Deborah's lowered eye
It is stated that Edmonton tourists lashes, and spoke to Madeline: “who
lean go to the Peace River and down me?” So
the Monkman Pass road to Vancouver | "No, Graham.”
and save 700 miles or more over the! “He'll come,” Bryn suid cheerfully.
southern route. . ’ and pulled up his chair. “And there’s
; _ jane sure thing, he wont get past Joe.
‘1t left Joe on @ bos high up on a seat
‘of tt wagoll box, where he con see the
round comiug up the mountain for about
two miles. He’s got the wagon pulled
under 2 shady ‘tree, and he’s got am old
pair of spy-elasses, and the horn.
When I left I heard him making ar-
mugements’ with his mother to bring
ont his meals, I'd lke ‘to see as much
as n. caterpillar get past him, And,
I've locked the gates, so we're sel.”
“Deborah handed him his cup and as
she did so, she lifted her eyes ond met
his ‘upon her.” She felt herself flush-
‘ing, wn dthe cup trembled in her hand
so that some of the coffee spilled
over. But Bryn did not seem to mind.
He tool It and he put it down’and his

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ed absolutely away. 6000. ;
Bryn finished his breakfast, and he
and ‘Tubby and Simon) left the table.
They’ were going, Cubby informed the
two girls, to inspect the dungeons and
see that the chains were in good order.
_ When they were, gone. Madeline put
out lie” hand’‘and_ patted: “Deborah's
tightly. “Deborah,”: she ‘eodtd after 2a,
moment, “would you do something. for
me?” : ; Sa ES :
MOL conrged 8
| “res’ about Tubby. 1. don't.
- what to think,” She looked-up.

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The lamb, erop this year Is reported
to be very good. .

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jeyes were still on hers... Deborah. turn: °

-Iemnove. |
Many

-Chitdren 5 years of age and
under 12, half fare.

For information call or write ©
- Loeul Agent or
P, Lake, PA.
Soe vrince Rupert,
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the eross value of mineral praduction for
minted at: $78,176,815.00—an all-time ©
Practivally all phases of the mining in
erenses i both volume and yalue, -

the yeur.1937 is esti-
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dustry show estimated’ in-

itish Colum bin --is
ining. ‘dividends.

ig exp ariencing “the

have establish-

The Mining Tadustry of Br
best years of its ‘history, and im

ed a ten year record.

of the ‘Minister of ‘Min
Mining in
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nes for the ye
“British. . Columbia,"
fed to ‘Prospecting. ;

_Annial report
Bulletin—“Notes on Placer.
. Brochure—“lementary .Geolog
wised Wdition, 0000 2 eg es
. #poasibillties. Zor the Manufacture
-.. Preliminary Review of the Mining
, Rketch ‘map .of the Province show
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