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- tween! a. black: hens: eg and a white

mil and Toney got the wors of it, al

Se ner

| dere cad There]

Premier Gor don §. Harrington,
of Nova Scniia. has returned from

his irlp to Kurepe by the Enipress .

of Britain,

*

Growth of all crops in westera
Cinada is now vigorous and well
advanced for the time of year,
according to. the latest weekly
Survey made by the Canadian Pa-
cific Railway's agricultural de-
partment, aud crop prospects in

the West as a whole are encour-

aging.

Members ‘of. the British party
touring the Dominion under the
auspices ofthe British Columbian
Goverament, arrived at Montreal
aboard the Duchess of Bedford,
travelled across Canada by Cana-
dian Pacific rail and lake steam-
ship, stopped over at Banff and
will spend ‘between June 15 and
July 2 in British Columbia.

Delta Gamma, one of the most
important: Greek Letter organiza-
tions on the continent, is holding
its annual convention this year at
the Empress Hotel, Victoria, June
27-July 1. Stopping over at‘
Banff, a Canadian Pacific epecial
Will carry delegates to the Paci-
fie Coast from Chicago, while
Canadian. members from Montreal,
Toronto and Edmonton -will join
the nain Group at Victoria. -

Ii ‘early promise 1s fulfilled, the
Annapolis Valley should this year
produce an even larger yield of
apples than in 1931 when the
total crop was close to a-million
and three-quarters barrels, is the
opinion of leading fruit..xnen of
Kentville, N.S. The bloom this
year lasted over ten days and at-
tracted visitors by the thousand
from Eastern Canada and the
United States.

Miss Constance Regan, Middle- —
burg, Va., established a record
for women anglers on the Tobique
River, New Brunswick, recently,
when she took a 2734 Ib, Atlan-
tic silver salmon, the largest ever
caught with a fly by a woman on
that river. The record salmon
taken in those waters by a male
angler weighed 33% Ibs,

Canadian Pacific standard Lima.
fs standard time the world over.
Prior to 1888, every town and city
had its own local time, based on
the sum, but in that year the sus-
gestion of Sir Sandlord Fleming,
chief engineer of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, that the world
should be divided into 24 sections,
oue for each hour of the day, and
that time within each of these
areas should be standard, was’
adopted all over Canada and the
United States. In 1884 the plan
was also adopted in Eurepe after
a conference held at Washington.

Gilbert Miller,
Youngstown, 0.,
against. windows and dunrs im

’ office buildings and summer
homes. He found hoth too nar-
row to ddmit a moose head with
an antler sprend of five feet five
inches taken from 4 mouster he
shot near St. Jovite lust season.
“It looks,” he wrote to A. O. Seve’
mour, general tourist agent, Can-
adian Pacific Railway, ,"as though
both'the head and myself will end
up in the garace.” But that is
the kind of trophy to be zot in
the forests of Quebec. Big heads
and lots of them (849)

architect, eof
has a grouch

A friend of mine keeps a dairy, or
perhaps C should say the dairy keeps
him. but, in any ease, ays C.0.A., i
the Tnitry News, he got nicely bitten
the other day. ’

A nat, a Scotsman, I. believe, walk-
cd thte a atore and asked for a dozer
“black hens: eggs!"

“Il dort -know-the: | ditterence be-
hens egg, said my friend, “but if you
cun tell, you had. better come round
und pick them out yourself.” my friend:
snide.

The ian did so ‘and. picked a dozen
of the biggest eggs there were: .

“Ah,” said my friend “T know ¢ ain egg
from a black hen now, ”

‘Toney Grecco : ‘has been iNlowed ong
of the hospital although hiv. Teg dg stlll
in n cast, Some weeks ‘neo Toney~ pit
ted his st'ength against that'of his pet

{ thers with Mrs. G. EH. Wall, who she ii

Tent condition...

ber tired disc road wheels. Mak

Prince Rupert, B, C.

For Rent—Three

te Geo, McGrath, Hazelton, |

talnment for the Present,

J. Newell of Lake Kathlyn lost his
home through ‘fire ubout midnight or
Mandir last.

Bane
In the No. 2 vein on the Jessie Gold
mihe property near Smithers, Work
on this vein is being continued,

High school teachers at Smithers ap
to getoncten per cent eut fir thelr xp
aries while. the public school teacher.
Will be cut five per cent,

Miss Vere Doodson of - Smithers was
wnong the successful students at the
Victoria Normal Scheol this year and
she is now quailfied to teach, She hx.
arrived. at her home in Sinithers.

Miss Ethel ‘Tomlinson has returned
to her home after completing another
year in the Prince Rupert high school,

Mrs. A, M. Ruddy of Burns Lak
Wsa a guest.on Sunday of Mrs. Peter
Smith. She motored down from Smi-

visiting for 2 mouth. Other members;
of the patty were Mrs. Frank Taylor
Miss Avis Wall ond D. Wall, .
Reports from McConnell Creek are
to the effect that there is ue room out
there for poor men. Thus far only r
limited number of colors and smal’
nuggets have heen secuved, and for thr
present season sluicing is just getting
ively wider way. Some of the report
of conrse gold finds are without foun!
dation in fact. The fleld. has to be
proven: a producer,

Schouls will clase an Thursday of
this week for the summer months.

oe

Mrs. FLA. Goddard veturned to he
home here after beng a patient in the
Hazeltow Hospital for aw wek or two.
The power grader got down tro
Smithers hist Thursday nid hits’ sine
“one nels, but the roads are in bette
shape as ad result of the visit.

Olof, Tauson nud Austin Gooddenoug’ |
pala ns yisit to the” Hansen enn) a
Bell Take last week.

' Mary Raabe nud Margaret ‘Windt of
Smithers have: both passed ‘their Cx:
aminations: ‘nt No irmal achool, Vaneon-
ver and they ire now entitled to tench

The ‘club members w ere ereeking
jukes, “Can anyone tell me the differ-
ence betweni a-Seotsman and a cowon:
nut?" askd one.

. After a while, as no reply vas forth.
coming, the speaker decided: to supply
the angvwer. . “Well,”  hesaid, “yon ean
drlnk out of a cocoanut, but—: :
“Bxcuse me," put ‘in one of the oth-
ers, “but I happen to be. a Sentsanan.
Would you ke: a drink?"

~ “Delighted. " yoplied the ‘Joker. .
Then buy. yourself a. -eocoantt.”

ee

though’ there is still some doubt, tn.
‘Toney’s mind. - .

Doings ‘Around Home a

Of interest to you and your friends
FOR SALE—Fordson Tractor in excel: ‘
. This tractor has had
very little use,....It is equipped with

‘standard flanged wheels and ‘also
has a set of practically new solid rub

us an_offer.—sS, E. Parker, Ltd. of

roomed cottage,
opposite the . Anglican Church, Hazel.
| ton; furnished or wnfurnished—Apply

Ata meeting of the W. A. to the Ili
alton Commbnity Association it Was de
cided to not put on any form of enter

foo ore is. now in: evidence

-{ bell, decensed, and that at parties hay:

"| Dated at Smithors, B On.
this a “ of June, 1932,

The grentest problem. in. conhection

to be'to get work for the men to do,
The government decided that work is
tube given in return for relief orders,
€| bnt the thing seems to. be to provide
she work—thit is work that ds worth
while. Having no program of read
work is proving a big mistake.

The Omineca Herald is all O year

 epmmeman ed

DISEASE WILT OF CHINA ASTORE
The China aster is one of the very’
choisest of late summer and early ful.
annual, flowers. Much of its popular:
ity with gardeners, however, has bee
lost owing to the difficulty exper fenc
ed in successfully growing it. Th.
diffienity is largely. due to a disease

by a. soil fungus attacking the plants
through the root system and eveitual-
ly causing them to wilt and die —
In. spite, of this disease asters may
be grown satisfactorily when proper ut-
tention is puid to seed, soll and rota.
tion, The fungus may be carried. on
the seed therefore only seed from heal-
thy plants should be used or else seed
disinfection practised by soaking in
mereuric chloride 1.1000 strength for
one-half hour. The soil where the as-
tors are to be grown is most important
Once soil bas grown asters which de-

ind -the disease ‘germ persists -in -that
soil for a jong time, Such soil is
spoken of as aster-sick and should be
‘ivolded for the cultivation.of asters.
In cases of beds of limited size aster-
sick soil may be treated with formalin
1.50 strength and losses to the Plants
reduced. This treatment. requires the
soil being spaded to a depth of ten
inches and thorough wetting with the
solution, It should then be covered
with sucks which have been soaked tn
the solution ond left for'a day. After
treatment the soil must be spaded over
three ov four times and not planted
for,a week. Whenever posible. prac:

with he unemployment | program seems {

Known as aster wilt which is caused |.

[me Cooked “Tals
| ~ 80 cents * -

* Board by the month at Feason-
’ able rateg - .

: ts, D. Fraser ‘Hazelton

Next door to the Anglican church:

“Rotary Public.

_ "Representing,
Leading: Fire. ‘and Life
Insurance’ Companies:

S summen
‘SAILINGS

Effective dune [3th

FROM PRINCE RUPERT |
FOR VANCOUVER
*Mondays => - = 4,00 p.m.
Wednesdays - = = 9.009,m.
“Saturdays: -"= « 7.00 p.m.
*Calls at Ocean Falla and Powell River.

_ FOR ALASKA
Wednesdays and Saiurdays,
‘Dem.

“Fortnightly « service to Queen
Charlotte Islands,

“TRAIN SERVICE.

‘Tri-weekly p passenger service
‘East and West. .

For information eatf or .
‘write local agent or

H. McEWEN, D. F.& PA.
Prince Rupert, BC.

Yo80682

CA NADIAN
NATIONAL

veloped wilt it becomees contaminated |

City. Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi. and Transfer Service
At all hours?

Wz iB. Leach Owner

% " '

fev in Low 7

tice a long rotation and avoid using the
soil year after year for asters. we
Certain of the asters are resistan!
to wilt disease and the seed of snek
plants also. possess this quality, ‘By
selecting seed fram -plants showing. thi:
vesistance and by developing new yari-
tics from such’ seleetions considerable

miy' be obtained, .

Finuly, if the disease appears. soi:
contamination and furtheer spread
may be reduced by prompt attention
ta sunitary measures, Le, the pulling
and Inning of diseased ple tts as they
NPPCar.

IN THE COUNEY COURT OF -
"PRINCE RUPERT

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LIZZIE CAMPBELL

and

IN THE MATTER OF THE “ADMIN.
ISTRATION ACT”

. Take Notlee that by an order of-His
Honor F. McB. Young, Judge of the
County Court of Prince Rupert, made |.
the Seventeenth day of June, A. D.]
1982, I was appointed Administrator

vatinfaction in the culture of asters]. ~

LOW FARES
“—EAST—

‘This year Canadian National ‘

. Offers four different fares to.
Eastern points for you to
choose from:

1, Coach One-Way Fares .

Good in ‘coaches.

2, Tnyermediate One-Way
Fares .

Good in Tourlst Slespera upon
payment of Sleeper shargow:

. %. 30-Day Round Trip
Fares

’ Good in all classea of equlp-
ment upon paymentof sleeper
charges. .

“4

4, Summer Excursion —
Round Trip Fares

“Good in all classes of equip-~
, Taentupon payment ofslecper -
charges: : : foo

* Complore information from

“H Mickwen, DF &P. A,

Prince Rupert

Canapian Nationa

V-L46R-22

of the estate of the said Lizzie Camp-

ing claims agninst the‘ said estute. are
hereby required .to forward game to, Ine.
properly verified on or before the 2nd
day. of: August, 1982, . and all parties
indebted to the.snid Estate. are requir-|.
ed to pay the. ‘amounts of their: indebt- 1
edness ‘to me forthwith. -

Rev, My.. minister is-lenving Short:

ly. for Kamloops where “Mra. Bannister
hos been a patient in the hospltal for
some Inguths. He hopes to: 0 bilng her
back’ with hime

hia

‘Allen Ruthereford yl complete. ‘the|.

; ‘roads surveys, for @ proposed’ diversion |:
on of he main: highway from between the
‘| elght:, and nine ‘mile posts’ into « -New:

7 EB, Campbell...

The Omitnedi Hernia ie $2.00 par 1 pent

‘
fi

"Official Adrabutetrutor

te — 4 . 1
rer ‘

Hazelton,
_tigsisted: by CHet, Waruer v€ Sinithers

The last. few: days he wir

_

‘| Baked Him

REAL ESTATE Agent

/Licensed and Bonded

HAZELTON, B. .

__

—~

The’ Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues te
kets for auy period ‘at $1.50 per
month ti advance. This rate in-
eludes, Office” consultations, medt-
_ eines, as well as all costs while
in the hospital. ‘Pickeis are ob.
tainable in Haziton, at the. drug
store or ‘by mall from. the medi-
cal superintendant at the hospital

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 is
guaranteed...

————

Fifteen years experience

alll

Prices

(On all First. it Claes Staples

New Austeutinn Sultana Riiisiis
Dried Fruits and Pirunes,
. Vent Loat Cheese Lout
Dutch Maia Mayonnaise and Sandwich
Spread ‘for ‘Suluds

sweet Cider and ni Soft Drinks aa

Ick CREAM a

| Sheriffs & & McRae

Cash and Carry .

New Hazelton ~ South’ Hazelton
Where Dollars Have More Cents -
I'hone—-3. short, 1 tong,'1_ short ©

Get- Your

_ GASOLINE and Om
_ from
Donald Grey
"| Hagwilget near the bridge
General Store

where: lowest ‘prices: prevail, on:
on all lines and all. the. time»

‘ . vyooys a

Good Seed Potatoes for sale

,