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

“MAY 25, 1938

Smithers Garage
| & Electric

Smithers, B.C.:

General Motors Parts and
Service

Accetylene Welding
Experts

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
titkets for any period at $1.50
a ‘nonth in advance. This rate

 imdudes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costa
while at the Hospital. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

EMBEALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
will bring us

P.O. Box 48
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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Hotel

Best hotel in the North
Rates from $1. Sa day up

RERKKKEEKEE

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store

of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

‘Prince Rupert, B.C. j

‘Firestone, ‘ipires’ and. Tubes.
‘Willard Batteries tear

Home | on Prodliets: ineing fhe very Fd

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We can fit: ‘ont’ any. truck 0 or ear! tt |
tres, and: they: are Feal Heese. | a

‘| chureh. Rev.

| bat at this writing it was only nt: good
| steamboat: height.

. ferent, 08: a: result of the: big flood,

z :he-men members of “the ‘Hazelton Golf
2 ‘Club got’ out early in the morning ant
7 did: their stuff, and a fewsniore iurned
| in:thelr ‘score enrds,
na smiueh tog warm for the wirls: to: ‘play,

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Wednesday afternoon. for’ Smith

Of Interest.

| Gathered from i Here, There and Beyond

to Most Folk

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another; all clpared.

* Hazelton,
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Cons, Andy Grant accompanied Srezt.

ed last fall.
fied of the diseppearance for a month
and by that time the sccw had arrived
and a search was impossible, Now ef-

forts are being made tc find the body.
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FOR SALE—An ‘Underwood Portable
Typewriter;'‘in perfect condition.
Price, $25.00.:..See it-at the Herald

Offiee, New Hazelton.
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The marriage between Rupert Carl
Robt. Moxley, and Larern . Isabelle
Phernat of Mapes, B.C., took place Sat-
urday, May 14 in St, Michael's Angli-|-
ean Church, Archdeacon S. Pollinger,
officiating —Prince George Citizen.

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STORIES NEEDED FOR MEMBEIES

Acceptable work marketed. First
Send‘ for Plot—(Pree, no obligation)
The ‘Story Tellers’ Club, 57 Queeu
seaceeccaceteciciciokecroxeccens (St. West, Toronto.

Rev. Bishop Black of Kitseengkla | ©
exchanged pulpits last Sunday with
Rev. D. W. More and at New Hazeltou

and Hazelton My. Black introduced
Rev. Mr, Irish to the congregations.
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Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Dockrill and the
two boys and Miss Hoops motored on
Sunday from Telkwa. The men had a
fume of golf on ‘the Hazelton greens
and the ladies visited with friends‘ in
the distriet.

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Next Sunday being the 200th anni-
yersary of the conversion of John Woas-
ley and the founding of the Methodist
D. W. More will make
special reference to it in his sermons,
both in New Fflazelton and Hazelton,

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Mrs. George Wall and party motored
from Smithers Inst Sunday and spent
the day with friends in town.

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A large number of Glentanna farn-
ers of the Glentanna district held their
ammial picnic at ‘Trout Creek’ on. Tues-
day list. There-was a fine turnout
and there were races and games for
The: children and a soft ball game,

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Por the past week there hes been a
lot of water golug down the Bulkley
ayer, «In fact it. renched normal high
water. on Bunday. “Phe. Skeena™ ‘48 py»

‘Some are now te:
-gitning, to think. that maylie . Pete Me-
Njeot was not 80 crazy two..or, three

yyenurs: ago when ihe elntmed. that. the] *

river hed -of ‘the. Skeena. would: be dif-

yt oy La wi

“Last Sunday about ¢ a “Vozen of the

“The, weather was

j and even: the mén, were 2 pene ay

“fou in’ the Ball game. on “May ath and
‘het ‘temained , here overnight. “Jeay

g. Thuksdny. for, i

FOR RENT—14 acres of land in
one piece; 6 acres in another; 4 ip
Good house
on 4 aere lot.--Apply | to Wi: le » Wales,

Cline to Burus Lake last week in con-
nection with the Leonard Walters ense
Walters was on Indian who disappear-
The police were not noti-

made of: Aiekory,, are, med: Aor...

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Rev. Mr. Irish
Talks to Local
Folk of China

Rev, H. H. Irish was greeted by
two large congregations In New Haz
elton in the morning and in Hazelton
in the evening on Sunday. Rev, Mr,
Irish spent 80 years in Chinn, chiefly
in the city of Chungking, now the cap-
ital of that” country He devoted his
address, to.a' short story of some of the
phases. of, the. work of the United
Church of ‘Canada in ‘that part of
China, He’ especially thanked the Can
‘udian people on behalf of the Chinese
for the sympathetic support given them
during the recent famine and since the
‘invasion of the country by the Japan-
ese. His address Was very interesting
and, the congregation, ‘would. have been
glad to” ‘reinin ” to’ heat’ niore, as it is
aot often that ain oppértuniy is had
to hear.a man who has spent so many
Years in. the actual work of foreign
‘missions.

Ttev, Mr. Trish, aud Mrs. Irish left
_Monday evenitiz for the east to spend
the rest of his holiday. He belongs tu
the New Brunswick conference and
will visit his old home. If he works
us hard every place. he ‘goes for the
rest of ‘the year as he, las been worked
during the week he was here, he might
better have taken his rest in China,
although the change of scenery and
seeing his old friends again may accom
vlish what a holiday is supposed to ac:
complish.

While here Rey, Mr. Ivish visited
Kitsecugkla, Kisplox and nddressed: a
tumber of organizations in Unzelton,

Last Wednesday and Thursday. the
natives of Hazelicn had their annual
field sports, and on May 24th they put
on some more sports which were most
enjoynble andthe natiyes Tut in a
very happy holiday season,

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- Forest fires are reported from sey-
eral parts of thé province as‘ result
of the long dry spell:

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After weeks, and even months, of
dry wenther, and: the last: nuniber of
days excessively hot; the weather sud-
denly changed on Tuesday at’ about
noon and has since been coot, with the
possibility of rain. - ‘

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The: ‘Bulkley. River reached high wa-
ter mark on Tuesday; and the Skee

was just flowing at Rood steambont
level,
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ee “iniyert™ man wil: ‘peotect every. Woe
min. from every: other man. but him-

self. "An observation. of: ‘an” ald shoe: |
maker,

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'The board of directors. Of the Hazel-
ton hospital. will theet Friday night,

Sonie titty iiteuds sprang a surprise
on Mr: and Mrs; George Carruthers. « on
Friday evening of last week, the ocea-
Sion being’ the’ ‘25th faniversary of
their wedding. A most. enjoynble- eve
ening was. Spent ‘and H. ‘F, Noel, on ‘be-
half of those: present, ‘congratnlated
Mr; and Mrs: Carruthers and: ‘present-
ed them with A. picee. of silver, ,
Sn ee | .

About: 8,000,900 sWwood | ‘aha?ti, ‘mostly,

tool |
oid ;

A 1 L8G ‘for: 20, ast. year ey ‘hela’ ‘ona

land and: i

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{ifinictions si snooty ‘that’ the’s Betting

} toms: * The: ‘cittons are- produced: at

inthe old. parish ‘of Kirkhiil, tn |:

Making Cartons
Has a Winner

Our ok] friend Joe L. Coyle, onee
editor of the Omineca Herald befove it
svas the Omineca Herald, when it was
published, in Aldermere, has turned up;

Jos. L: Coyle i is. 4

again, live and well, and still working
with his egg carton.
effort at a better and safer egg carton
he has made some great improvements !
in it, and has a earten new which is
the best on the market. It has been
taken up by a firm in ‘Toronto and is
meeting with 2 great sale, Any in
the interior who would like to try out
old Joe's egg carton can get some at
or ‘from the Omineca Herald _ office.
Wehave a few on hand to introduce
them to the interior o£ Northern Bri-
tish Columbia.

It is a long time since Joe left this
neck of the woods (about 1917), but
he remembers a lot of people und to all
his old friends he sends kind greetings

present business wound up he is com-
ing back to Bulkley to renew friend-
ships aud to rest up. .

The Shenxs, published in Chicnrzo,
has the follow ing, to say of Coyle’s. egg
carton :— :

The constant demand for more ‘speed
and less waste in’ handling oud greater
safety to contents has heen responsible
for the appeatance on the market of
the Automatic Safe-Pack Egg Carton
Which is being produced and controlled
by Collett-Sproule, Ltd., Toronto.

It is very orlginal though substantial
in-constrnetiou, Its design is pleasing
and: structurally, it has many obvious
advantages, It has cushion bottom,
air conditioned, offers large egg space,
good. printing strfacé and’ it has uO
glued parts to become detached or met-
al parts to rust, And most important
of all, no mevhanical device. is needed
to set it up. When the box fs lifted
off 2 flat bile, it automticlly | sets
up itself, ready to receive the - eggs,
AH ‘setting © up tine is’ saved hy the-
packers.” In packing in 20 dozen, Leased
the bottom of the top cartons protects
the tops of the eggs in the underneath
carton. In fact, it seams to have oy-
erything that has been looked far to
make perfect ege pack.

The carton consists of two folded |
blauks with a series of seven cross par: |
titions. In collapsed poition, the car- |
ton form &. perfect rectangle with no
protruding’ parts. . These cartons

tory without the need. of heavy ship-
ping contalners: : “The carton is’ seeure-
ly assembled Without, the -use of glue or
inetal ‘fastening aud it Is daimed ‘there
is absolutely no waste in: the packing
room through llefects of any kind, .

’ Perhaps its must alluring feature is
| its automatic Setting up facility, . his

Since his first i

and says that as soon as he gets this |, ae

re- |.
solve’ themselves into neat and ste}; J
pickages for shipment from the fae. | §

ordinaryeraLiheShebptnortSgeH w f°
The charin of seu and mountains isa;
fitting. background to this “Hotel of
the friendly hearth.” Good . rooms.
well-furnished, excellent dining-room.
bot uo bar, . Close in to all major act-
tvities, yet'on a qtiet strect.” A friend-
ly welcome awaits you. Rooms, $1.50
up. “Make your reservations by mail.

” Vancouver Hotel
of Distinction"

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‘Register ff
Smartly

ao ey Jane Dee

is ONTINUING: ‘your
\ studies this Summer?
“Now tis the time to. begin
“planning your ‘wardrobe.
‘Many of your Spring clothes
may be used throughout the
hot days ahead, if you choose
them Wisely and well.

. For instance, sheers are popu-

- lar now, and what could be

better when the thermome-

- ter ‘mounts ‘to. sizzling
heights? Then, there are’

- color combinations to be

considered and they are most

important. .Perhaps you are
in doubt regarding the type |
of clothes you'll require. .

ub problein ‘ts Mone: away with: entirely.’
All that is necessary isto lift the cnt
ton up uuu, presto, -there it is all ready
for ‘the, eggs and it. may be just. as’
vendily : collapsed it . desired, The sav-
ing of both labor and ‘space fn the: cer
room are ade antuges Yeadily appreci-
ated by: the pickers | who. handle the
contaluers, . ‘

other, attractive feature is Its no-
“vol ventilating performance, SO -‘Neces-

the carton, providing free alr cirentn-
tion for ithe: exes over the tops aud -hot-

‘high speed’ and at very low: voste with,

sary in prolonging the freshness of the : 7
eggs. This’ consists of an. open space |
roniiiie” ent’ through ‘the Jength of |‘

a Have 2 smart wardrobe. ‘and
|. you'll get through your
_ course with flying colors!

no. Waste of materi

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round -the; ‘depot: van

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va »M, Staltherd,; entertained | »
A dy. friends: ate > social: everting |:
e voor on 1, Monday. evening.

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