THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C, WEDNESDAY,

APRIL 13, 1938

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This rate

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medicines, as well as all costs:
while at the Hospitel. Tickets .

are obtainabie in Hazelton at

the Drug Store, or

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from the Medical! Superintend-

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

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The schools will close Thursday af-
ternoon for ten days Easter vacation
and most of the teachers will visit at
their homes or friends, Miss Flick
of Hazelton will visit Mrs. Cunliffe in
Smithers; Miss Dimock of New Haz-
elton will visit her home in Smithers
and Miss Goard, also of New Hazelton
will visit at Walcott. The youngsters
will remain around town and do their
best to have a good time and keep
away from home except at meal time
and after dark.

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Mrs. Fred Sait came from Prince
Rupert on Tuesday morning to spend ‘stays with Simon.
the Easter holdays at home in New she?’

Hazelton. . ; “Xes, but "
| { She steod on tip toe ana put her

With this issue the serial story that ber arms about his neck. ;
has been running for some weeks in “Oh, Bryn, you are a:big stlly,’’ she
the Herald will be concluded. Iloney- said contentedly, She kissed the cleft
movn Mountain is a@ good, clean story in his chin, and put her palm agninst
and the great number who read it are his cheek. “I thought you didn’t ap-
better for it. In future, for a time at prove of long engagements?”
least the Herald will run a short story THE END

ocensionally. We hope yun will enjoy, .
NOTICE

them, They will he by Canadian writ-
Public Notice is hereby given that,

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hy - regulation dated April 13, 1938,
pursuant to Sub-section 33 of the
“Highway Act", the North Trans-Pro-
‘vineial Highway between Beament and
the top of Mud Creek hill has ‘been
closed to traffic between the dates of
April 18th and April 2ist inclusive, for
the purpose of protection of the said.
Highway ~

Honeymoon Mt.

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one more time, Sweetheart?”

“No,” she said, “this ig the last.’

He bent and kissed her while should
er where the lace sleeves lay against it
“There then” he said,” “That’s- what
I wanted to do the other time I saw
it." Then he kissed her lips again,
“Good night, I've got to go.”

“Why?” . .

:_ “Oh, Deborah !"

Always. Doesn't

set

Mrs, Irvine of Hazelton left Tues-
day afternoon for Terrace to visit with
her mother, Mrs, B. J. Moore, whe has
not been well Lately.

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E. T, Kenney of Terrace paid a visit
to this part of his riding lnst week and
after seeing that everyone was quite
satisfied around here he went up to
see if anything was W rong or, right at
Smithers.

S..A, Cunliffe,
. Assistant District Hngineer
By the authority of the Minister of
Public Works. :
Smithers, B. ©.,- April 13, 1938,

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More than fifteen billion. tong of,
earth are raised by dust clouds in Eng-
land annually, only . to be redeposited
by rain,

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Remember the Ladies Ald tea and —
sale in the New Hazelton church on
Satudray evening next at 7.30. Taster
novelties, Fish Pond and Fancy, use-:
ful articles: Tea will be served.

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While the train from the coast Tues-
day morning was a couple of hours
late leaving Prince Rupert t was held _.
up at Bnekley Canyon for another
hour while the ditcher crew cleared
away a mud slide, ;

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The Chicago Black Hawks won the
Stanley Cup and the world’s hockey
championship on Tuesday evening by
defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs by
a score of 4 to'1, in the fourth game
of the play-off series, The Chicago
team seemed to be inspired ‘and. could
do. almost what they chose with the
Maple Leafs. The-Canadan team did
their best but just could not click, and
the Chicago goal keeper stopped ev-
erything.

* CARD OF ‘THANKS

fhe Catholic Ladies Ald of New
Hazelton wish to thank all those who
helped in any way ° make the. social
evening of March 27 2 success.

MAKING. CANADA

A Better Place in Which
To Live and’ Work
A series of letters from distinguished

Canadians on Vital problems affect-
ing the future welfare of Canada

LETTER NO. 2

Dear Sir:

In your letter you. “$nform me that
the Canadian Weekly: Newspaper AS-
soctation is striving’ to promote saner
thinking and more wholesome living
in Canada and: you ask for my advice
ou this subject.

I enunot but congratulate the Asso-
elation on their laudable endeavor and
‘feel confident it will commend itself
to allow ‘ho ° have at heart the: welfare
‘of our country, 0‘

. The ‘eharacteristle fenture of our age
is that-the-ordinary: source Of inspira-
tion“for. the: multitude: is* derived ‘from
the ‘ newspaper. Editors“‘aye there-
‘fore fl. mighty. power for: good | at their

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‘Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Butter-
Wl ard Master, Carry lefe for Vancou-
couver for a monty vaeation During
Mr Butterill’s absenee the H. B. score
will be in charge of R, Walker who re-
cently returned from n year’s abyonce
in Scotland

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FOR SALE—Six tube Vieking Ra-

dio, new lasé Christmas; :. complete
with batteries—Apply to Adjt.
Halverson, Huzelton. —

‘|. the cradle of society.

“T don’t know why,” she said, “Sally |’

be. taken to the Hazelton Hospital,
Fortunately no bones were broken,

Quebee City, Que. }

‘command, ‘and since you ask my ad- a “How dia. you come to know your
vice, I would recommend that : they second ‘husband ?” en

shouid impress upon their readers that a

: Oh, it: was. so ‘yomantie. He ran
the disregard of the Christian pre- over niy first husband Im his cnr.”
cepts has had a disastrous effect. on |
society and is in-a large measure the ;

cruse of the present: universal social ‘ ce ae

and economic disorder. I would sug-| 37°8™ a .

gest that they should lay. stress on{ ~ , w: a wy
LISTE N.. A

the importance of fostering the Chris.
‘CANADA’ 1938 |

The training of |»
the children is 4 duty which nature
aa well as religion-imposes upon the
parents, If in their early years, child-
ren find within the walls. of their
homes-the rule of an upright life and
the discipline of the Christian vir-
tues, the future ‘welfare of our coun
try is. assured,
Believe me,
. Yours sincerely,
J. M. R Villeneuve, o. ALT

KITSECUGKLA

Kenneth wesley, son of Mr, ‘aud Mra
Mathins Wesley, aged nine yenrs, pas-
sed away last Thursday after a long
illness. Funeral services were held in
the United church last Sunday at 1.30
and the services were donducted br
Rev. Bishop Black. 7

The Kitsecugkla people have  beei
invited to Kspiox for Easter and 1
goodly number hope to go. Rev. B.
Black will be at Kispiox on Sunday
and wll preach in the morning and con
duct an Easter communion service.

Moses Jones reports having had a
successful year in bis pole camp, Ben
Wood and family ave home; Jos. Wes-
ley and family are home; Archur Sam-
pare and family have done so well this
year that they are’ going to give the
people a free dance with refreshnieuts;
Bert Russell and -his brother also re-
port a fine season.

A meeting has, been called to organ-
Ine for the spring sports, and already
the hors ‘are practicing. .

There is stll lots of snow around the
village although the weather ‘is ‘very
mild and the sun at times “quite hot. |

~The loval people are again hoping
‘that the bridge: ‘crew will got that Kit.
secugkla bridge built this’ year.

‘Rufus McDanies bad a log fall on
him at Moses Jones’ camp and had to

tion spirit in the family ‘circle,
The family: is rightly regarded as
IMPERIAL TOBACCO'S
INSPIRING PROGRAM .

FRIDAY 7PM. P.S.T.
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