NEW HAZELTON 8. C, WEDNESD AY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935

GROSVENOR

C fanconver we.

Those who like a good night's rest
away from home, the Grosvenor is
extra quiet. Around the corner from
shops, boats and trains and just up
street from the financial district.

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Transfer Service
At all hours

W. B. Leach Owner

Forwarding

Storage Taxi

All trains are met with both cars

“and trucks

Wood and Coal for Sale

Dry, -Birch and Jack Pine

_aitcear lots if wanted

Marsal Bros, & York

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navigator and mining man, is now lo
cated at Vaklaz, Alaska where he has

Northern Argonaut.

Transfer

Capt.

John Irving, veteran const

<uther extensive mining ihterests.—

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Mrs, J. W. Stewart, wife uf General
Stewart, died. in Vancduver, on Mon
day, November 4 after being ill for a

number of weeks,
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One large duck farm

jn, Eastern

of ducks to England before the close
of navigation at Montreal and to hold

them in sturage forswbsequent sale,
ass

When the weather bureau said that
the weather would he unstable it was
surely right. Every day it is more
and more unstable—from spring rains
to winters blasts and blizzards in less
than a day, and then rain and spring
and then a big snow storin. But, its

mt right you know.
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Six or elght inches of snow fell the
early hours of Sunday and during the
day. One fellow said there was two
feet nuyway at his place. but — that
must have been two feet in the snow

‘nat two feet of snow. -
nae 8
hrs. a ee

The First train through from Rupert
since the flood arrived here Saturday
evening about six o'clock. The first
through train to Prince Rupert went
west Tuesday.
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A number from this end of the dist

rict intended ‘to take in the Armistice |

dnuce in Smithers. Monday night, but
the heavy: fall of snow on Sunday did
not help the motoring and most of the
yvorng' people stayed at honte.
oe nh
If you will perform a simple experi
ment some evening at home, you will
have a permanent example of the re
lation of thought to action, Take 3
nails. a hammer and a piano. Drive
two nails into the piano and pull one
out. The nail you leave in the piano
willsymbolize an act, the 1 pulled out
will symbolize a-change of your mind,
the one -not used will symbolize eon

trel of your thoughts,
se &

moutaitis.
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The next great battle facing

Findand, which is nearly as large as
‘alifornia, is pockmarked with thous
ands of likes, but 1s almost without

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ae : were * ' Mernece cd
ot Nations, “nee ut
Canada is planning to ship 2,000 boxes |=

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The British “Museuin 2 citcine
largest pair of elephant tusks in any
collection, ench i 12 feet long and , ta

gether weigh 400 pounds.
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A NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE
The New Hazelton members of the
W. A. to the H. H. will put on a dance
in the New Hazelton’ hall on New.
Year's Eve for the benefit of the AUX
ilary funds. Keep this date open as
the dance yill be a good one, with the
“best of music and the best of ents.

Mrs. Sawle, who was delayed by the’
tie up of the railway, left Tuesday for :

Prince Rupert. . |
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. Phe firt train throne from Rupert ,
for au long time arived Saturday even |
ing about 6 o'clock. Tt left Rupert ut:
8 in the morning. The train on Tues
day morning was some hours late also
It shortly the reguiar schedule should

he tinintuined.
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Greece 1s again a monarchy. King |
George Was welcomed home to his own

32 years in England.
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Mrs. J. E. Kerby of Smithers, spent

guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Anderson
When she returned to Smithers she
was necompanied by Miss Lois Ander
son who is spending the week with Mr,

and Mrs. Kirby.
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Itt. Hon. Mackenzle King and: Presi
dent Roosevelt conferred on a trade
ngreement betwen the two countries,
It is understood that they came to an

now heing w orked out by experts of

the two countries, Mr. King. js now
taking a vaention.
ook

Apniistice Day was celebrated Monday

world is fur liberty of thonght, necord |
ing te Dy. Samuel Guy Inmin, mission |
ary and representative of the League

in a manner that marked the solemnity
of the occasion at this time when war
elonde hang over the world,

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The = ‘A. to the H. H. will hold a
Home Cooking Sale on Friday, Novem
bir 22nd:from 4 to 5 p.m. in the United

é‘sureh, Hazelton.
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Tudian corn has never been found i
un wild ‘state. This may

RETURN

Ss. Ss.
PRINCE GEORGE
») alan THURSDAY “2th

mean that
either the wild corn was extinct be

REDUCED WINTER

To VANCO UVER
$32 oVAn Berth Included

These rates effective to February 28

FARES

Doings. Around Home. 7 |

Of interest” ‘tdiyou and your friends

eountry last week after an absence oft:

u few days in Hazelton last week the |-

agreement, . and that the details are /

In nll parts of the British Empire |:

Rte ae
Hero endl hers,

With the warm weather and
a fine scason ulmost upon us,
cates of opening of the summer
Lutola and resorts of the Canadian.
Tucifie Railway will be welcome
news to tourists. Banff Springs
Hotel opens, June-16; Chatena |*

Peo
e’s, Ltd.
(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order. Drug Store
. of Northern. B.C.

Drugs Stationery
‘Fancy Goods’ Kodaks
Pictures Developed and
Printed

Prinec Rupert; B.C.

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Laire Louise, Emerald. Lake Cha-
lst and bungalow camps Wapta, |i

Yono, Radium Hot Springs and ||.

Morning Laka, June 21; French
Tiver Bungalow Camp, June 15;
Tavis Gap Bunralow Camp,
June 21; Algonquin Hotel. St.
Andrews, NO. June 29: The

Fines, Divhy, June oT ard the
-Lakesile Inn, Yarmouti, June 28. .

Tortlond, Oregon, famous an-
mnal Rose. Festival will“be held
‘this year, June 6-8 “Millicdns of
tose blooms will be on display in”
the miitiy floats of the grand flo-

The Hazelton Hospital
"The Lazélton Tospitnl ‘issues
tickets fur any periad at $1.50
at Inanth in advance, “his rate
includes office consultations,
niedichies, os well-as all costs.
While at the Hospital... Tickets
are obtainable’ in Hazelton at
the Teng, Store, or. by - mail
“from the Medical Snperintend-

ral parade and also in the 47th

“ont at the Tlospital.

annual show of the Portland Rose
Society.

‘Marking the Silver Jubilee cele-
‘brations of the coronation of ‘King
George V, to be held this year,
the Canadian Pacific Railway
has issued. a strikingly handsome
folder covering the main events
of the function from the. King’s
drive to St, Paul’s Cathedral on
May 6 and ending with the Lord
’ Mayor's Show on November 9

JA beautiful new menu card for

the King’s Jubilee. ‘celebrations

has been designed by the Cana-

dian Pacific: Railway to be tised:

in-all the company’s hotela from

coast to coast, on ships ‘of the

-Atlanile and Pacific fleets and

on world cruise ships. Its front

cover is done in gold with. the -
Canadian Coat of Arms in color:
at the top and the Canadian Pa-’

cific crest at the bottom. The

back cover, also done in gold,

shows a train in the Rockies, the

Chateau Frontenacat Quebec City

and the Empress of Britain. A

maple leaf below. the Coat of:

Arms and ‘a space on the back -
for autographs completes the
‘menu. card,

"rhe world is invited to attend
the annual Rose Festival to be
held at Portland, Oregon, June<§,-
9. and. 8° This, one of the-out-.
-) ptanding ‘fetes of the. ‘United’
States, will this year show many
new and beautiful features,
among which the 47th . annual
rose show of the Portiaud Rose
Soctety will be not the least im-
portant, The whole city will be
embowered in TOBES at hat time

over the period May ‘15-28 in-.
“elusive, «the Canadian:' railways
are offering special bargain fares
figuring approximately at one
‘gent a molle from various eastern
‘ cities to western Canada, Return
_Hmit. is thirty days from the: date..
“Taf issue of tleket with stopovers
: within the limit of the ticket at
“Port Arthur, Armstrong ond
Relat. west thereof. ° :

March 31

‘fore botanists could make a record of

‘ia iv oF a or er

chase. “of. ‘License KiSA10 | ‘between

~  h. to,eut 2000. MBM of Spruce-end, Get

removal, of timber...

tt or that the original, wild plant is so
difterent from the cultivated form
that it ia imposalble to. recognize it.
Corn was found growing aos far north

Return “Tnftty

CANADIAN NATIONAL eases |

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as the St) Lawrence river when The

first w ite. explorers - -arrived. °
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TIMBER SALE xis 14

. Nenled., ‘Tenders will be received by po
the’ ‘Distt t"  Worester.; Prince: ‘Rupert,
1G, not, liter, than” aon: on the’ 2Tth|
day of, ‘November, 1088. for ‘the pur!

.Helma Island and Kait ‘nike river, C.R..

.tonwood. ae wand ae oa a
_‘hvee (8). yeti will be attoméa for an r\ «aN

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Further ‘particulars. of: ithe: ‘Ohier mee
Forester, Victoria, . B.C., “the” “District.
Forester, Prince ‘Rupert;: ‘BGA Ranget
s. a Conner, Terrace, ive oes

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NOURISHED
‘MORE CANADIAN CHILDREN |
THAN ANY. OTHER CORN

The CARB ‘STARE. co. Lia:

FOOD’ D Thar, T has a

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, : Adressing an i auaierde ot jiore
than ‘gs thousand representative
: business men..at Toronto ,Tecent-
‘4y,- EL W, Beatty, ° K.G.:

‘Canadian: Pacific, Railway, : igtated.
“way: syatems: ASB: MOVER. AD’ honest...

: experiment, :in ‘public.,ownprabip
.)-e amd that it was, neither more nor:

1 Beeps most difficult problem and .
F threatens, national solvencys

_ ‘starting a tour of Canada wlitetl
‘rill. inelude the principal ‘cen- ;

~ Powell, Chief Scout, Lady:
» Powell, chief, of the Gird Guides, ..
* and’ their: two daughters, - landed
4 at Vancouver. from 8. 8, Princesa
" Charlotte’ ‘recently and are belns
zivén .rousing: weleomes ‘in “every, -

; conter ‘throughowt the OOUDETY.,

“ghalrman - and. president | of ‘the |
‘that-the, ‘Canadian. National. Rail

Yeas: than 6 sad. necident,” ‘This ||:
| problem,’ he.said, constituted Can--

_ tres of the Dominion, Lord. Badens
 Badqn-

MARTIN’S GARAGE
; ‘HAZELTON

Let me rye you a FREE “HASTINGS”
Compression Test.

ACETYLENE WELDING

Blectric Tools
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B,C. LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allen Rutherford:

Surveys promptly executed

Smithers, B. C.

COOPER. H. WRINCH
L censed Insurance Agent ,

Handling all types of insurance,
including

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Fire, Automobile, sick:
ness and Accident —

HAZELTON, B. C.

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“Hotel |

& real, wood hotel: serving.
the north ‘land: ’

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o Prince Rupert, B.: C.
a s H. 8 Rochedtény Manager:

. ‘Reteo $160 per ‘day and up

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