Tu wM1NECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929 -

BENSON BROS.

Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
triet—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton§
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 lonz
Omineea Hotel, 2 long 2 short

Pacific
Milk
Improves
Cooking

Pacific Milk adds to the quality
of cooking, Adds a great deal to |
it. This fact comes out in the
letters. We-have hundreds of let-
ters und scores of them-mention it.
This is good for us to know. It
deepens our convictions in the
packing process, Science enn do
more than is done. now with Pacif-
je Milk and we‘are glad to learn it
justifies our mehtods. .

Pacifie Milk .
328 Drake St., Vancouver
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL:
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Dining room: in. connection

- Hazelton - B.C.

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‘Will find-our stock of ‘Furnishings

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and Ciothes thoroughly: up-to-date

FALL and WINTER
Suits and Overcoats

This is purely Man’s store and
men end youth can be completely
outfitted here—from head ta foot
and in the newest style.

We carry the best lines and a
range wide enough to please your
particular taste in

Neckware, Shirls, Hats
Underware

E, C. DAWSON

Smithers, B. C.

B. G_LAND SURVEYOR .

J. Allan Rutherford

. Surveys promptly executed.
. SMITHERS, B. C.

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Office—Over the Drug Store

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‘Hotel
‘Prince Rupert

‘Prince Rupert
B.C.

HL B. Rocwesrer," Manager —

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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"The Hazelton. Hospital

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- keis | for iBny: ‘period at, “$1.50. per
month in. advance. This rate in-
’ eludes office “consultations, medi- .
eines. ‘29 well ag. all ‘eosts while
~-{n -the. hospital, : Tickots are -ob-
‘-tainnble ‘in -Hazlton at the drug
store or by mail from the: medi-
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“We now handle

| Powder and Dynamite
. and a.full line of miners supplies ~
Fuse Capa . Carbipe. Rails -

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Services ,

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shows, fashion shows and ‘the

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| Railways here. This area
|land formerly. held as forestry. resery-
jes lying. between the sixth, meridian:
jand the British Columbian boundary:
}line and bounded on the north by the

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JEWEL BOX SETTING TESTS
CAR'S BEAUTY lt...

Nation-Wide Spring’ Showing for New
_Chevrolef Six, April 20—27; Dem-
onstration Week Follows

On Saturday, April 20th, Chevyro-
let show rooms. throughout: Canada
will blossom out as fashion salons.for
a one-week, nation-wide “Spring-Show-
ing” of the Chevrolet Six.

So much has been spent in making
this year’s car a thing of style. and
beauty, us well. us of mechanical ex-
cellence, that it was felt necessary to
make some unusual effort to display
the seven inodels in a both appropriate
and, convincing manner, T\e National
“Spring-Showing” is the result. :
-*In the past,” Ross Mackinnon, geti-

eral sales inannger’ for the Chevrolet
Motor Company, points out, “elabovate’
showroom ‘settings bnve usually been
reserved for the large and expénsive
cars—merely because the sinaller, legs
costly curs failed to look their best
against such. backgrounds. “But: this
Year we have developed ‘in the new
Chevrolet Six a car which held’ its
own in the most -ornate surroundings
This was proven at the big motor
shows at various pbdints’ in ‘Canoda
and now we are out. to demonstrate
the fnet ‘to car-buyers everywhere.”

_ In consequence ‘of which decision,
Chevrolet dealers “have been engaged
for a week past'in: preparations for the
big event. In may cases experts in de-
corations have been engaged.’ Flowing
(draperies, oriental: rugs, palms, férns
and exotic flowers have been conserip-
ted for the purpose of making the
“test” of the New: Chevrolet's’ beauty
as severe as possible, In such cases the
show will be attended by ‘much of the
same pomp and circumstance as is
found in the big metropolitan horse
ike.
Hven where no such extreems are pos-
sible, enough is: beiig done to lift the
Spring Showing out of the: usual’ lev-
el of car r showings, vo t

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PEACE RIVER, LAND FOR.
‘HOMESTEADING
About 6,000 homesteads or “approx-
imately::1,000,000 acres in the Grande
Prairie district, Peac.e River, Alber-
ta, and .in the: Peace River. Block in
British . Columbia — will. shortly. be
thrown open for- entry, according to
Department of the Canadian National |
includes

South line of Township 81 and on the

jsouth by. the Wapitl River. An’ addit-

‘tonal aren will also be surveyed .and
thrown open to homesteading. It is ex-
pected that entry may be. made for
some of these lands by about April 15.

WHERE THEY
NG

‘Having been asked frequently as. to
the remoyal of wax from the cars, we
are prompted to write that there ‘is
considerable truth in the old saying—

“Never put anything jn your ear‘smal-
ler than your elbow”. It is-n mistake
which mothers make, that of trying, ‘to
venove wax from deep in the ear. If
wax does collect there, ind ‘it not in-
frequently does: to the extetit of inter-
ferlug with the herring, it should ‘be
remloy ed by n doctor.” Improper. men-

manent ‘harm. |

‘er than into the ear, _ that: so many
long : thet'e: ~ Food, drink, ‘and tooth-
brush are, the only. ‘objects - which

should go. into the mouth, although fln-
Bers, veartickets, ani: money. ‘are: "often

His “enter the body."

ns of removal may do conisidérable ier .
It is into the mouth, however, yath-,

things £0. which certainly’ ‘do not’ be- |-

placed theré: “The simple’ réasoii’ why |
‘the Jatter should: ‘not happen ‘is thot it |’
8 through the'inowth tiogt' disetise ger-
“Auything ° which |
cae be | ‘eolied : with buman ,Secretions

ciuse such secretions may carr \liy-
ease germs. The car-ticket given out
by the conductor, frequently molsten-
ed with, ‘saliva, and then handled by
our hands or gloves whicch have touch
ed many things that might he soiled
by saliva. or. other secretions, should | -
not go into the ‘mouth. ;

In the most cases,. there.is no actnal
danger hecause disease, germs, in, gen-
eral, die quickly outside. the - human
body by drying. However, to avoid
the very real danger. that does He in
this habit, it is necessary to dvelope
the. oposite habit of. neyer. placing in
the mouth things whiceh , aire out of
place there.

It is throngh the consistent pritetice
of. such habbits that each one of us can,
do much to ensure protection against
disense. It may seem to he 4 small
thing, but it is one of the small things
which have an effect:beyond what one
who did-. not see their importance

‘vould not expect. .

Keep things where they belong, anil |
si, Keep (Miser Eerms ont of the
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From Woodcock

The bush fires w “which were raging In
this, locatity Just: week und whieh did
tiat look very promising, were check-
ed. by Friday’s. rain.: The Tire fighters
w eré able to- hold thé flames out of the
green timber, and confined it to: the
old burn nnd: thus the pasture will L

improved, and no: harm was done.

Alrs,. a,  Borsuck: and, two: sons, P.
aud Peter ure visiting ‘in ‘Prine Rupert

Rt. Watson “of. Pueific w ho has spent
the. past: tivo w ceks W ith Ww. CG. Little,
has gone, to his mineral, claiins.

The first pole. drive. uf, the, ‘senso
arrived at the booming. grounds last
Sunday

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~The. New Six Cylinder

| hevrolet Prices

Range of a Four.

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Chevrolet in t the Price

Touring --
Roadster -
Coach.

Sedan - - 1115.00

$905.00
905,00:
= 1012.00. |

Convertable Landau Sedan -

1 1-2 Ton Truck Chasis

$1171.00.

Coupe - - $1002.00.°°°.
Cabriolet - 1180.00. ° =. ux 0 |
= $925. 00

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fore. multiplies profits. This Means that prices ina

shop whieh advertises ean be. ‘short rather than long.
or this you muy be® sure: Prices ina shop which ad-

vertises’are not MORE than in a shop -which does not
advertise. The _chanees’ are that they are oftentimes-:

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goods, better values and beiter-service in those: shops.
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