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_ Doings Around Home Notary Pit
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ie iii inister i + teacher at the Port Simpson ]:
oe Put. Phillips, deputy minister of the|tion ns teacher a 2 . ;
He Department of Publie Works at Vie-|school und he und Mrs. Rukin aond/|) You Office Work given
ae torin, lus resigned his position after! Miss Patricia will leave about August Prompt and Careful
ey fourtech yeats of service, and will go/18th tor their new home. Mr. ‘Rukin A ttention
(gene uae surat eae it private practice on the mainline.|has been in charge of the school -here
A The minister of public works gnve out {fer th past few y ats.
y a statement that Mr, Phillips was go- * . |
ng ont on his awn initative and that] My. and Mrs. W. Ww. Anderson motor H AZELTON, B. Cc,
‘he best of good feeling existed be-|ed to Smithers last Friday, .
tween himself and the deputy. The ; : = J
‘ew deputy will be Mr. Dixon, one of With about lat? the suimon fishing
the district engineers from the lower |#etson over the buts on the Skeena a
mrt of the province. have -averaged about. thirty fish per
, hoe 8 day. That imeaus. very good money Q 9 Lt d
Great quantities of —huckleberries |for those who work. This good fish- } rme 9 e
ind raspberries are being gatherd in me Season yar hires the financial (The Pioneer Druggist)
§ tes ive women ore dy [stringency of the district, .
the district. The native wou ton oan he Mail Order Drug Store
i be gnite a business in huckle berries . e Ma
Seasen s mt a number of the more: cnergtic| Three cars of cattle passed through of Northern B. C.
ho vhite women are gathering in supplies heve last week enroute te eer
Biggesi ror the winter, = carne were shipped from Barret.
so i
‘one wishing to go to the prairie aiid ; .
Value Anyone " ishing ta go ‘ a hs Ow Friday nest the Liberals of the Drugs Stationery
wovinces fot ou-couple of weeks Noli-| . K d ks
lay. Gun now get tickets for 1 cont alSkeona district’ will meet in Prince Fancy Goods oda. 1
Kal Com Flake ae toys onhtnding bay in| er ein te | cos coi | Plctures veloped an
° i x Ste re iment ‘of the. railway ie { Ge -
cereals, Many servings for only a few cents. The finest se ° “n ¢ tiem ne stool that a number of delegates trom Printe |
quality — with a flavor and crispness no other corn eee alung th Skeoua, inelnding Bill Little,
i i wv? . re , 5) ,
flakes can equal. Your grocer is featuring Kellogs’s The treading room of the Winnipes Nin . in eens. ‘As vet no name Prinec Rupert, B.C.
Corn Flakes —a greater value than ever! Made by iain Exchange is comected by tele- Pd ot Plo ee present
s s UY t vaph with vi important: grain mar- | I
Kellogg in London, Ontario, B NOW! tots. and there is i direct access by ; "7 .,
| ‘dlograph and telephone to all parts} Av seaplane from Fairbanks flew to | &
f Canada and. indeed, to all parts of | Prince Rupert last Thursday nud en . T f
the world, turned inland, passing over New Haz- Tr
xa eltan about noon and continued on to City rans €
PRINCE GEORGE AT SMITHERS | Fort St. Tames to pick up Corey Ford Smithers, B. C.
: : a well known writer and publicity man
Prince George base ball team played| The plane resarned to Rupert the next _
two games. iu Smithers last Sunday day, ous ; ;
: snonstruted that they had the; . so see? nsfer Service
a mms a ther won two games in} [1 th fumor matriculation examina- Taxi and Transter
Prive George n ‘few weeks ago and) tious Velma Cox of the Hazelton su- ;
lust Sunday: took th first ‘game by a; verio schuo] pissed. . nse
wore of two to one, The second game Miss Relphena Wrinch, Re X. lett oe
rus so hot. The score was Hi to HA Nelpaeli meh, BR: N le 4
in not visitor “favor, It was a sorry) onday morning for Ocean Falls after W. B. Leach’ Owner
sctucle and the crowd conld see the having speut a couple of weeks holi- | Z
specinee | day ut her home here. ..
visitors were nuiking no effort to win. ns om
Thy had the series won prthout je Miss Helen Campbell, RX. of the e <
lust game, There was a big crowd atl yiaselton Hospital stuff, lett Monday
the gume and while there was a lotitoy a» months vacation which she will B.C, UNDERTAKERS
of rooting by the girls and some of the spend in the south agter n fey days GMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A BPEOIAUTY
boys and men, there was nothing to with friends in Prince Rupert.
make a noise nbont unless it was the eae P.O. Hox M8 A wire
action of the Prince George team fn] ayyy, Shorwood and danghter of Pa-| | PRINCE RUPERT B.C. will bring u
trying to nuke monkeys of the home

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Rev, Dr. Geo, A. Wilson, | superin-
tendowt of missions for G. C, under the
Caited Church in Canada. will arrive
th New Hazelton on Thursday, August
and will pay his annual visit to the
vongtem tions here and in “Hazelton
und ta the Toxpital,

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Mrs. Peter Smith returned home on
Monday morning after spending about
ioweek with Mrs, Geo. Wall in Sinith-
mrs aman few days with Mr, Smith at

Walcott) She was accompanied by
her daughter Nellie,
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Natnre played n significant part in
cuuasing the wheat surplns condition.
iutably by big yields in 1928 after a
sood yield in 1927, in giving. Europe
excellent grain crops in 1920 following
‘ble crops in-1988, and in giving Russia
latge crops in 1930, und Kurope record
crops In 1992,

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Por lnving anurked cheese with o
filse date of mnanafacture, a fteetory
Indnager in’ Kastern Ontario was con
victed amd fined,

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Logishitlon gtving some degree | ot
control over the marketing of natarnl
prodnets, mainly agricaltural, is in
force in most of the principal ¢oun-
tries. of the world, aud the Natural
Products Marketing Act 1084 of Can-
wii is ain attempt to give the Domin-
lon legisintion simtiar ‘to that at pre-
‘{sent found in the statutes of the’ Uni-
ted Kingdom, Australia and other
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cifle. are enests at Mrs. PC. Sinith s for
a short time,
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Rev, De. Geo. A. Wilson, superinten-
dent of missions in B.C. for the Unit-
ed Church in Canada, will have a
busy time during his stay in this dis-
trict. He is to meet the chureh board
in New Hazelton on Thursday atter-
noon upon the arrival of the train and
the hospital bonrd that evening. On
Friday he is te meet the church board
in Hazelton ind will meet the con-
gregation tn Enzelton in the evening.
te has considerable work to do on the
side in connection with chureh work
in this district,

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AGNES STERRITT PASSED AWAY

‘After suffering for some two months
with little hope of recovery Agnes
Sterritt passed. away at the Huzelton
hospltnl on Sttnday last The cdeceas-
ed was on daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Charles Sterritt of Enzelton, She
was horn there and had lived with her
parents all the years, ‘She was eigh-
teen years of age and a stndent at the
superior school, taking the high school
work, As a student she wig keen and
Wik makhig xood progress, She was
very highly thonght of by the other
voung people of Hazelton’ and her do-
Jnise is grently regretted, The funer-
al wis held Tuesday morning at nine
oclock, Frionds gathered at the resi-
deuce of Mr. and Mrs, Sterritt.and ae-
companicd the remaina to the Kitan-
mx hall where Father Godfrey con-
ducted the services, assisted by anoth-
er priest fram Smithers. ‘There was
very lirge attendance at the sery ite
ind nlso at the vaveside |

John Makin bas necepteil the postl-

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HAZELTON, B. C.

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tle-
_kets for any perlud at $1.50 per
mont. in advance. This rate iu-
‘eludes office consultatfons, medi- .
tines, as well as all costs while
in the hospital. Tlokets are ob-
talnable In Haziton at the drug
store or ‘by mal! trom the medil-

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