NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, I929 RICH AMBER DEPOSITS NEAR WINNIPEGOSIS. Indians found large pieces dose to New Hudson Bay Railway

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1 W,,u.,..... E O:..NECA HE[ ALD -Vol.: 21 Baggage Car Mal Servce s Granted North C. Brady, M." P., for Skeena, has copleted another sesson at Ottawa and wll be hoe Shortly to eet hs consttuents. The past sesson has not been wthout success. Aong other consderatons he secured :fro a hostle governent was n the lasf days when the postaster general prosed a baggage car al servqe between Jasper and Prnce Rupert three days a week on days other than those when a rcgul, nl car s carred on the tran All post offces dong a gress bnsness of $ a year Or ore wll partcpate n ths new servce whch s to go nto effect as soon as the cabnet gves ts concent. Mr. Brady has been dong a great deal of work n OttaWa for hs consttuency, and whle he was a new eber for a year or two, and whle he was up aganst a hostle governent, he has ths year been gettng a deal ore consderat6n, a sure sgn that he s akng good as a legslature Mr. Brady wll vst ths nteror dstrct durng the cong s~er. Terrace Notes Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of Sthers were guests of Mr. and Mrs.,~unro over Sunday. NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 929 Mrs. W. C. Dyer and ~hs. G., T. Take Lead at Colubban College ~oore of Prnce Rup.ert were guests of New WestnsterThe dosng ~rs. E. M. Sth lastweek. NATURAL SODA,WA~,ER SPRNGS Exercses 8.15 to 8.45-r-. Subject, Mssons. vs. Mss Ester Moore arrved fro Vanforttlne to suffer fro hgh water, j. A. Rutherford Copletes Survey for The closng exercses at Coluban Materals, Rev. A W. ]Robnson. couver on Sunday to spend a short hol- The lneber for Skeent asked fol $1,- t Resolutons, etc. day at her hoe. 000, whch expendture, he thought, 1 MaNtel at Ootsa Lake. College New Westnster, were held All eetngs to beheld n St P" w0nld ncer the on June llth, and the past year prey- ch erers Major Hearne entertaned a group stuat_ o ersj" lasta" RutherfordFrday afterreturnedspendngt Sth.soe ]eu. a very. successt.. one ~or the " grts. l,rr urcn... an~ :.~ nospllty,,~ ~^. extended by of hs frends at Lakelse hatchery 0fl j A. Klpttrlck,,lookng as aable and fro Northern Brtsh couba n~"- --,,s... t... D. Proctor Saturday nght..the ajor had te n the lakes country surveyng th e coerel class Mss Berthaler, "±ae ~. ebers, of the Oneca D eau- [ alert as ever renewed any frendshps land and, neral clas. He spent nuber of lvely attractons to offe, Chapan of Sthers won the prze n [ y unap~er are Rt " Rev. G.. A. Rx, Jn Pruce Rupert ths week. The for-lnes t of hs te n the 0else and the..... Bshop of Caledona, P. R. "Hen. Can hs dnght vstors, nong whch lner C. N. R. superlntendant at Sth- 0wen Lake country. At 0otsa Lake ~hn~l. ~s~ K;;:::gM:P;;~e::t:n:ec:a: T J. Marsh, Terrace; Rural Dean, ~n were boatng by nonlght on Lakelse /ers les been superaated, and s a-[he surveyed the soda sprngs for Wn. rod dancng to the rhyth of rushng ed ther certfcates. Mss Chapan "... Sweetna, Endako ; Revs. T D. Proc-.. bout to leave for aleu cles, acco- ~[cnel. These sprngs are a natural lnonntatu streas n a valley where also wet the Bble Study prze. Mss t.r, Z~2JLO ; J.U. lterr, ~urns L.kv : 1)a.n,~ed by Mrs. Klpatrck. They are lsod a water and t s the ntenton of the sun penetrated only sx ]uonths (f Eleanor Patore of Prnce Rupert won A. W Robnson, Terrace; L. J. Hales. to sal fro Vancouver for Australa, ~ the owner to bottle and a~ket the the year. the slver edal for the hghest nu- Sthers; S. C. Steer, Vanderhoof. ou the frst leg of a. tour that wll take water. The sprngs are reached b- tlleln around tlls lard boled.old globe~on~ n,... -".... :~ ber of pants n athletcs Mss Jean Ray. Mr. Weber of Vancouver, trav- " ~. 1. fro... r..s ~uke re tranco Burns won the junor atrculato~ Jasper Park. Alberta, wth an arch ellng secretary of the Lords Day A- ~ - -. J Lake and to O~tsa Landng and then scholarshp and also the cash prze fo, of 5300 square les, s the lar~e~- llanee for Alberta and B. C., vsted Alaskans are keel)ng an eye on the lby gas boat up Ootsa Lake. t the best short story wrtten for tb park n North Aerca. Terrace nnd gave a ost nterestng Prnce Rupert~Terrace road stuaton wonderful tr;p nto the s-t... s a P ~gs ln(l the college annual. She also sang. at th: address n the Unted Church on Thurs The Juneau Epre, edtorally speak- dar s not far off wben ~-~... * " lllllly pl~ o ll~ closng exercses. "Solaru cars" wth the reu uorlag, wshes Prnlce Rupelt God speed ~ll P day evenng. He told of the work and." s - " unke that trp ton nclose d n "vlta glass" adttng and quck results n the ntter of road the ltns of hs organzaton, chef of ]seyenty per cent of the ulta-volet r~vs constructon that wll lnk the coast whch s fo see that every an gets a MNES REPORT S READY [of the sun, are a feature of the nte.~t wth the nteror. t s ertloned; el- FLEET ROBERTSON S DEAD day of rest once a weak. [passengel carryng equpent of the st). that once the road s through, the The anntl report of the nster, of [Canadan Nnttoual Ralv~aysl E, T, Kenney, local agstrate prepeople of Alaska wll be fully alve to Fleet Robertson, for any years the ]nes for Brltsh Coluba for 1928 sded over the recent theory exanathe fact neruloglst for BHtsh Cohunba, and ~has been ~sued and s now avalable. /le Cohunba ce felds. J,r-:~er tons held n town by the Toronto Con- who vsted ths dstrct and reported /~he rep0rt s a large one and t con- Park. Alberta, for the largest b,,o,, at. servatory of Musc, Msses Anne Al- on a nuber of the orgnal nlang tans uch valuable nforaton to all PARENT TEACHERS MEETNG ce south of Alaska and the Tnk~u on len and L, Taper took ther Junor test. Tlle Fall Far drectors have decded to buve a ten page prze lst prnted by the Terrace News, copy for sae beng fnally lssed at the eetb]g on Frday nght. SMTHERS WELCOMED SH~NERS A large nunber of Slthers ctzens gathered at the delt Ol ]Pr[day nght last to extend greetngs hhthe Baffalo Teple of Shrlners who wee passng tlnough on d. Specal tra~ after ha~,- ng attended the conven}on ]n LOS An- geles. At the couventoa:,there were ffty thsand delegates. ~The Buffa- lo nobles were pleasantly surprsed to fnd a nunlber of nobles so far away on the frbntler and/to fnd the actve. The vstors dd not have ~ band wth the but they had..a ~ber. of song ldrds who gave t sllorz.entertajnent. ** PRNCE RUPERT NEWS LETTER Whte school chldren n Prncee Rupert are overweght or underweght. Ths s the rule, but there are excep- tons. So says Dr. Carson, who s roa ng the exanaton. He also says that the Japanese school chldren are dfferent, n ths respect. Most of the are about correct weght, for heght, and stand hgh n ther studes as well Suer s ndeed here, for the voce of the Mystc Shrner s heard on the wharf, and hs footsteps along Prnce Ruperts new concrete sdewalks. More than 200 passed through the cty ths week, bound east fro the bg conventon n Calforna. All elderly, fat, joval and exudng prosperty. One, pontng to hs scarlet fez and tassel, sad he felt lke a cross between Captan Kdd and Keal Pasha. Jee Sankey, who s not unknown n Northern Brtsh Coluba has been sent lck to Okalla for a nne onths sojourn. Joe was up on a charge of havng receved goods stolen fro a fshng boat. He retaned hs phlosophc cal throughout the nqury, and even quzzed soe of the wtnesses. J. C. Brady M. P. who has been pressng at Ottawa for the reoval of rocks n the Skeena rver.. He stressed n partcular, tbe case of Usk, whch at certan seasan~.has, the s- Wnd up ther busness for the year-- Thauhs to Ray. W. Allen. The Parent-Teachers held ther fneetng on Thursday evenug of last week n the due roo of fle G.W. V.A. hall. All anfnshed busness of the year was copleted. The seere- ta)ts reported showed that the assoelaton s u good fnancal standng. A vo~e of,,thanks was,tendered Rev, Wn; ~(lea for lltuntrng effortson behalf of the as~0eat0n. After the busness sesson the nlebers present were entertaned by Canon Marsh who gave an nterestng talk ou hs early Poneerng trps ns a ssonary hlthe MacKenze rver country. Refreshents.were,served before~; the people went to ther hoes. RCH AMBER DEPOSTS NEAR WNNPEGOSS ndans found large peces dose to New Hudson Bay Ralway What s beleved to be one of the worlds rchest deposts of-aber les along the shores of Cedar Lake, Mantoba, locatedabout 20 les southeast of the Pas and close to Lake Wnnpeg- oss, For generatons the ndans gathered aber there. Soe of the peces found are as large as a robns egg and vary fron pale yellow to dark brown n color. n one area ten per cent of the nteral of the beach s ade of aber. 1 Reports on these aber deposts were ade to the Canadan Governeat over 50 years ago, but advce was aganst explotng of ths feld on aecount of the possblty of brngng achnery L000 les o%rland fro Eastern Canada or the Unted States The stuaton s now entrely changed for the Hudsons Bay Ralway s less than 30 les away wth conneccton at the Pas wth the Canadan Natonal Ralways drect lne to Wnnpeg Wth the exeepto nor the aber depost near -Albany, N. Y. the only other deposts of any consequenc e are n Rus ss. The best grade of aber s used for beads, ornaents and ppe stes and the nferor grade for v.arnshes, Whether the Cedar Lake aber deposts wll eventually be proftably developed reans to be seen, but Mantoba stll grows llons of bushels of aber colored wheat for whch t has becoe faous throughout the world. J propertes, passed away ou,tuaellth let Everett, Wash., wher.e he had gone lafter retrng fro actve dutes wth the governent te was seventy Lvears of age and a natve of Montreal. Many a ths dstrct had personal acquantance wth one of the best ran. eruloglsts of hs te. OCAL NURESES PASS EXAMS lss Br, ss a. A: [ler, two graduatesfro the Hazeton /Hosptal tranng School, receved word ths weekthatthey had::both passed n ~he n ~.ne~,.o: terahl s $2,00 a year " ~,:,: The OnecgHerald ~ s $2.00 " a year v Drectors see Local Deanery Slver Cup Mll Centenary Wll n Operaton Be Celebrated Three dlrecetors of the Slver Cup ne vsted the property ths week. R. Beauont and Capt. Groves were n town Monday nght and Tuesday were at the ne. On Monday Major Burbank was also a vstor at the ll. On Tuesday nght Manager Dornberg left for Vancouver and also to vst hs property at Tulaeen. -e wll not le away long. Good progress s now beng ade on the road. The gas shovel got started to work on Tuesday and t wll keep a nuber of tracks busy haulng gravel. Whle the road work s gong on the bg trucks belongng to the ne are off and the ore haulng s beng done by the saller trucks. Four trps a day are beng ade. The thrd car of concentrates wll leave on Frday for Tral.. At the ne the rase fro No. 4 to No: 3 tunnel has been fnshed gvng a anhole, a skpway and an. ore shoot: n future steel and ne tber wll be taken to the upper workngs hrough ths rase and not nterfer wth opero- tons. Nether wll t be necessary to go outsde as prevously. There are 21 en workng at the ne. NORTHERN GRLS DO WELL ther fnal exanatons and wth Yery goad " arks. The ""~; ~/re no~v entted " The progra for the ;ublee Year neetng of the 0lueca Deanery chapter, Anglcan church, whch, wll be hel n ttazelton on June 26 and 27, s as follows :- Wednesday, June 26 : Counon Servce, Rght Rev G. A. Rx; Rural Dean, Ray. W. Sweet- na. 9 to Devotonal servce. Rt. Rev. G. A. Rx to 12--Busness of the Chapter, Presdent, the Bshop or Rural Dean. 12 noon--lunch served by Hazelt0n Woans Auxlary Vst to Kltsgalka wth Rex. _P. D. Proctor. 8 P..---Publc Servce n St. Peters church, leader, Ray. T. D. Proctor. Ad,dress by Rev. ~. H. Kerr. Thursday, June 27 :~ Mornng devotonale. 9 a..--readng and confrng of nutes. 10 to Subject, Chrstan Unty Ray. T. D. Proctor to ll.30---subject, Fnal Authorty n Relgon, Rev. S. C. Steer to Subject, Poneerng Days, Canon T. ~. Marsh Lunch served by the Lades W.A. 2 p..~vst to K~pox wth Ray. T. D. Proctor Subject, Our Young People. Rev. L. J. Hales. n Prnce Rupert., :.,c,:. "... See Ad~ertlseut o~-n Page, B for do" to carryr. N, after thet. nanes, The D. Hugh Dckey, t~vo Ytnagladlesupheldthe hgh stan-. r " ~... dard of the Ha~:eton :hosptal Schoo~ and who are nterested drectly or ndrl ectly ll the nng ndastry. Thn dstrct fgures pronently n the re. port of progress on old propertes and new dscoveres. and: are" recevlng the congratulatons of ther any frends. ".:Turo~,~nn~,. ~ll~l.--~--- "A ~~ ~ the contnent. "~Phe Cottees Punch Bowl" s,, ountan lake n Jasper Park, Alberta whch takes ts nae fro the old doy~ Northwest Copany et around ~*~ when traders and voyagers of t-he Dr..and Mrs. Wrlnch entertnued at shores for the excllange of furs nl brdge on Tuesday evenng n honor of Jgoods and for dscusson of pr,"b~enw, ~ss {alphella Wrnch. The lades [of the fur trade.., przes were won by 3~rs. Gow and Mrs. ~ Qute a party of nng en ~:~.~f Cooper WHncch, an d the ncas/przes :o~lkg Went to S. Wtnsby and H C. Htntle. }?ht ~ th: 0b~:: op:ope;~,~: 1 "ll the Copancs have l,;,,: Ethel :Talnson returned: hene on Perry: exalled and now soe ~Jf tbe Monday nght for thesuer vacut0n: She has been htte~dng school head e~ are 10okngltbver : [tals"of the BV, Pcture Show h" tl1~.,,. : throat, sn~ellst,,~,eyeear w/ll beat o :.l.:~s.~,e~phna ~Vrlneh 5, :"t" - (.... ":.:~. ~.... :,,....

2 -, ~-_.., _,~ - ~ _....:. THE OM~ECA terald, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ast Servce ; j. A.. Rutherford ~ ~~W lb.z~.~o~,b,c. SMTHERS, B.C. t C, H. SAWLE o- PUBhlSHER... Chevrolet" Prces. L, "r.~ [Cofortable Cars ~ ~~o~. t~*~= == +? Phone Hazelton? -~ DR. R. C. BAMFORD - Oneea ~otel, 2 long 2 short ; ~ ~ For nuerous yearsworkhasbeen ~ ~.. _-.,, h C K/T ~ T n progress on wbat s styled the an /l[=lq 11~1 hghway fro Vancouver toterrace, Natllr s t ~ 1 ~ Offce--Over the Drug Store ~ ton Of the road ght be 0pen to crlt- "Buld B.C." " M -- ~,..., == ==u- --. ~ ::de So~;r::Ys~OoPth~: nrourph:tr n ~oh:, ~ ~]%/][qpl~ll~.d~ n ~. ~ cs, but that.s not the ost serous Perfect... _ ngs by appontn~ent. l~llk ~~~.~~ [, --=-- ~.v&xj..~=~,*.,9,l.,*.,.,,* r ~o ~ de~ect e syste tna~ appea s j Hours 9 a.. to6p.. Even-~[have been adopted. nstead of the lt l" s_, = ~ gangs proceeded, there has been a plan t~lbltllllll]lllll~llllelllllu~[llnlllll~lllllllnllll~lltlll [of buldng;to a largevote centre and ~leoe.ate~ [,. " s [then l n t agan jap a to a another nuber r t of large les, vote and centre. 1~ ~ ~ F ~ A pack tral has been ade to do dut.~" [[.K 1 ~ [n between those Jups. t s not ne: The protected qualty of Pacfc 1.~[~ l~ [cessary to enton each one of those Mlk s one of the reasons for ts ~ ~ ]jups. The one that s partcularly outstandng value as a food for n- U A D ~ W A O ~ [annoyng to. ths dstrct at tbe present frofhnts" otherswe havewhoscorestellofuslettershow ~ X U VV ~ X L [te s the jup that Was ade fro ther lttle0nes thrved on t. New Hazelton to Carnaby. Years ago *~ ~ ~ ]soe thousands of dollars was spent Pacfc Mlk 328 Drake St., Vancouver Factores ht Abbotsford and Ladner ~lers, J~.~. between South Hazeltcn and Carnaby. t Was proposed at that te to dvert all traffc.fro the an b-ghway at New Hazelton across tho B,flkley and down through Hazelton and ap the hlls agan to the an road. Then the brght dea of closng the hgh level brdge was conceved and put nto effect. Ths necesstated a real:e-shft road fro New ~azelton to South Hazelton. Fro South Hazelton to Carnaby nothng ore than a tral was bult and for two years not a dollar has been put on that stretch of road. t s true that traffc had not been as heavy along there as on soe other roads, but that was partly because, t was not ft to travel over. But work was started two or three years, ago at Carnaby and contnued West. " once. There s no use buldng a road -,.," ~ ~... ",.Sold " ~ by all :grocers: Ser~ed~by~hotels,.:cafet er as on " - There Wll be offered for sale by The Hazelton Hosptal ssues.tlc~ PublcActof at the offce of the For- off nto the sh, f there s no Way ~- ~ dners; Made hy Kellogg n London, Ontaro. Oven-fresh r. " kets for any perod at $1,50, per est Ranger, Hflzelton, B: C., at noon on to get to t. + ~..: $ t ~~ : ~; " : the.... red-and-green : $ :@ package. "......,.. - " "" onth n advance. Ths rate n.- 28th day of June, 1929, the Lcence X , stuated orth of Ktwanga,,,..,. bl,les offl~: consultatons, ed- Cassar Land Dstrct, to, but 135,000 There wlll be a. Donon govorn " " c[nes, as well as all.costs whle ln. feet of Cedar Poles and Plng. e a t electon n e x t year o r t h e y e a r af-., " : " " ~ : ~ :~. :.. ~ " ~ ~ the ~hospltdl. Tckets are ob- Provded anyone unable to attend the rnnnble n" Hazlton at.the drug Aucton n person ay. subt a s~al" ter sa d H0n, MacKenze Klng,l~re.: ;.--: :. " ed tender to be opened at the hour of,..,,,.o or by al fro the ed-: Aucton and treated as onebd. ~- to be "Free Trade. wthn, theepre;:.... ". e,..tl ~,lpernten.dant at the hosptal:". Three (3) years~vlll be allowed.for Efforts were ade,.and are.str. beng..... ~reoval of ~ tbber.. ~.... Parflculars. of~chef,forester, Vctor- ade to force Hon. R. B. Bennett, the a; ])strlct Forester;Prnee Rupert, or leader ~)f tl/e Op]~b~tt0n Oppo~tton.t~ to declare e t],. " ~:., Ranger H. W. Sharpe, Hazelton, B. C; battle cry Of the.:x~onservatve thelconser, 9art ".~.~ " B. C.; UNDERTAKERS Mr,, Bennett... wal 0.ugh ~0:~for~ " ~, CORN [,-~~KLMNGFOR Sll PMB~NT A SPECALTY Capt. Y~rlet of the Salvaton A~ny the ~,Prefer ~ to declae " "... ~hs" ] : :" : : at Glen Yowell, ~wltla lls wfe and~ the ~ :/ha~td before,the Houseel0sed: opp0s[fl n Oa :, :::FL A::KES... p.o. Box v:,.,a wre ~o.n, " " " PRN CERUPERT. B.0.,( t wl[brlng u" : " :----- " We now handle Powder and Dynate and a full lne of, ners supples F~se Caps C.arbpe Rals Fsh Plates blacksth coal Shelf and Heavy Hardware always on hand. H0td [ Olver Plough equp. " 1 ent. Prnce A REAh Rupert t Apply to Ebys for Auctoneer GOOD HoT ~ L Prnce Rupert ( H. B, ROCHZSTSR,:Manager j Rates $1.50 per d y p. " Servces n~~"~~-.... "~.... [ ed tn and the ontent,~ [] ~ wll keep peffectly. - Eag1~ E, M Brandhhs-betl~eleadn~; " baby food s~ce Oneca,-,= -,, -00-, Wrte The Borden CO., Lnlted, Hotel ~ HoeeArcade Bldg., Vancouver, C. W. Dawson,-Prop. EAGLE B ~ ~o oo~, V[LK MF.a ~ CONDENSED Dnng roo n con/necton Hazelton - B.C. The Hazelton Hosptal TMBER SALE X At tbe present te there s cons d- erable traffc bet,~een" ths pont sad Skeena CroSsng/and that traffc s on the ncrease..t s coercal traffc as uch as Pleasure traffc, but the road "the an provncal hghway" s such that.traver.ts not safe. The road s. extreely narrow.; t s rough; the brush has been allowed to grow over.the road so that t s. possble to see. ahead and the curves are so nuerous, so sharpe and the banks are such that t s dangerous to drve a car over those les. People who have found t necessary to use the roadare coplanng of broken sprngs: and other daage. al y, left.t~, esd~y,: for~a :two, onth~ leader,wlll"andonee l~s h;ll~~y"ln::wnl~eg]/:, : ":" :?., due te. "" :" " The cy..der evr et,n - Range ofa F0"~r : ~ ~, : Tourng : $905.00,: ".~ Roadster :: : " :: L:~: :: : :::;::: Convertable Landau Sedan -$171;00 COupe %,$ :~:::. : : : :. J Cabrolet "... ~-..: Ton Truck Chass - $ : Sthers~arEageg&c.Electrc? na ol de of.. %. /... :::: : : :: / :/:.crsp:0rn stheone gran natve to.: Aerca.: One of natures ost ~=, appetlz ng-- and healthful cereals. 2000,000 pe0pleevery day enjoy,,thef[av0r of golden corn at,ts best The Herald draws,the attenton of "~ "~ ~.~.. n crsp delcous Ke ggs Corn the ble works departent to ths condton of thean hghway. "Tbe... ~- engneers are both new and "poss.lbly Flakes " %.. : have not yet had te to acquant ""... : theselves wth all the dstrct. But " :.. " :" "~.~. - t certanly does not speak very hgh-,,.~,..:.. -,.... ly of the farness of those who have : , the knowledge and the rght to to take.. -. ~. Kelloggs Co~n,.Fakes are delcous for lunch had :dnner ". up wth the.engneer the 6stneces-. ~.: as well:as breakfast. An deal treat fo~<the n ~s sary work n 4ach secton. ~That see-., :.. :,.suppe~, S0.ea%y, to dgest.... ". ~.... ~: ton of the an hghway between,"at ~:-..".~ :: lnslst~on.k~lldggs--the orlglnal-c0.l Flake.s. Always... least. South t~zel~on and Carnaby " : ; " " "....cat be co,ed should be done, ard done properly, at ":".,extra rsp,:.wth the flavor that..p. : -.

3 : # L.../- T H E TERRAC E N EWS ~ o.,. J...,,.,.~ VOL. 9 TOURST RESORT HOT SPRNGS TERRACE Eelven acre lot near Terrace for. sale cheap. $ or best offer before June 15. Apply A. Schwager, 1686 Sutter St., San Francsco, Cal..AS-3 D. D. Munro arrved n Terrace on ~onday and t s hs ntenton to rean here for soe te. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Holnwood on Monday, at Prnce Rupert general hosptal, a son. nspector.h.c. Fraser was on a vst to the" local schools last week and whle here he conducted reconunendaton tests for grade eght. Mrs. R. Adas and Mss K. Dur; ha of Usk were guests of Mrs. 3. B. Agar last Frday. Capt. J. B. Colthurst left for Sooke, Vancouver sland, last Thursday to prepare for the arrval of hs fan y who ntend to go south n the near future. Mr. Morter of Oshawa, Ont., echanc for General Motors, spent a few days n town nspectng cars and gvng the local agency soe ponters on servcng. LUMBERNG.MNNG HORTCULTURE Walter Warner, Thos. Corry ar.d Matt. Allard were n fro Knll,z Lake over the weekend. Mrs. Lews and daughter of Haota, Man., arrved on Frday and are to spend soe te wth Mrs. H. L. MeKenney. Mrs. R. Hogan and daughter of Prnce George are spendng a holday wth Mrs. G. H. Taft. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tyson entertaned two tables of brdge on Saturday ~venng nhonor of School nspector H. C. Fraser. A far crowd attended the wl~t drve and dance n the Canadan Legon hall on Frday nght. Mrs. Me- Kenney and Jas. Lever won the przes Mrs. Desjardne and A. Creelan got C. N. R. Rule nstructor Kelly was n town last Week nstructng the local ~the consolaton przes. Dancng was ralway en on the new rules. kept up untl after dnght. Cons. McKenne3,,:,f~ for Ayansh on Frday last and he wll return va Prnce Rupert. W. E. MeCallu was unted n arrage to Mss Florence Wells of Port Spson on Wednesday evenng last. The cereony took place at the hoe of Canon Marsh and Rev. A. W. Robnson offcated. Masters Gordon and Dud Lttle went Mss Wlknson who has been vst-, to Sthers on Saturday to eet ther ng her sster, spent a few dars n Eeo wth her other... faflr who was returnng fro a busness trp to Vanderhoof and Stbers. PEOPLE. ARE FUNNY, THAT WAY t s..an extraordnary fact that people who are rgdly careful wth Fre n ther own hoes., " are.utterly-reckless wth t when out ~ of doors. EGHTY PER CENT. of our., Fre Losses last year_ would have been prevented had people.tred to reeber that FRE s aneleent wth whch t s NEVER safe to.be careless " / TERRACE, B. C.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 1929 No. 27 A Rock Rolled Davd Shaw s Beleved Dead Word has been receved n town of a serous accdent whch occurred up Maroon ccreekn the ~lne owned by Mrs. F. Nghtwne and her brother Davd Shaw. Whle at work a bg boulder loosened and rolled.? several hundred feet down the hllsde, NO trace of Mr: Shaw has been found snce and t s feared that he has coe -. to an~ntlely end." Even f bured n the snow there s lttle hope of fnd- ng h alve. He has been prospectng n the Kallu Lake dstrct for any years and s well and favorably known n ths part of the country. Delegates are Chosen Fro Terrace Board The Terace Board of Trade had a full sesson last Frday nght wth E. T. Kenney presdng. After the routne busness had been dsposed of a cheerng address by W. K. Gwyer, dstrct publc works engneer, wth headquarters n Prnce Rupert, was heard. He dealt wth the road queston n ths part of hs terrtory and explaned just what t was proposed to do hs year and that preparatons were now beng ade for next years progra. The ebers of the board were well satsfed wth the progra and there s a very uch better feelng exstng n the town and dstrct. Delegates to the conventon of the Assocated Boards of Trade of Central B. C.."to be held n Prnce Rupert on June 27 and 28 were eledted as follows, E. T. Kenney, W. A. Krkpatrck, Burnett atd W. Chapan for Terrace and Capt. Wllan for Usk, wth alter- nates H. Hallwell, C. R. Glbert, O. T. Sundal, N. Sherwood and A. A. Mc- Donald.. Resolutons to be put before ~he conventon were decded, upon, tlese neludng otons favorng the speedng up of the work on the an hghway between Hazelton and Terrace; the f cltaton of the developent of the Telkwa, Copper Rver, Ktat area the ncluson of a al ccar on all the trans scheduled on the local ralway, and the consderaton of "the future econoc possbltes n any schee to provde an 5ntlet fro Peace Rvet. to the Pacfc. A resoluton favorng the appont_eat of a conunttee to consder the advsblty of prootng a new proynce was also passed after a good deal of dscusson. AMALGAMATON EFFECTED Hosptal Auxlary Passes Out And Woans nsttute Takes on Work The Woens ~[nsttute held a eetng n the blue roo on Tuesday.and.~hs. Gggy occuped the char wth ~rs. Geo. Dover acth g ~ls secretary PREVENT FOREST, FRES-You can klp] very *" enlghtenng oeo o,,, paper. on, Chld. = Wel- _ "."..,.,,, fare was read l)y Mrs. Hallhvell. At tl e Close of the. betng / Mrs. C. R. Glbert took the,char for the Hosplt al Auxlary and, the lqudaton of BRTSH COLUMBA FOREST SERVCE ths :assocaton "was. dscussed and. t : was decded to take such acton. t,, ~> _ was consdered that ore advantage-, - oas work ght, be effeeted f all f The Qllck Farers.nsttute has lh.,no taxnonfa,1 n~ th... a., -... SPRNG TONCS Wapoles Grape Salts Extract of Sarsaparlla Nval Blood Purfer Drugs Statonery Confectonery $ewellery Tolet Artcles Lades Hand Bags Purses for Men.v,,., Ppes, Tobaccos Cgars and Cgarettes Brthday Cards Vctrolas al/d Vctor Rados R. W. RLEY. - - TERRACE, B. C. GEO. LTTLE Terrace, B.C. LUMBER MANUFACTURER LUMBER PRCE Lxs~ Rough Luber... $18.00 per M Shplap " Szed Luber " Fnshed Materal l~o " Sh~les... fro $2.50 to $5.00 per M Orders flled at short notce. Prces subject to change wthout notce Prces of Mouldng, etc.. on applcaton Mll runnng contnuously ~@ Steashp and Tran Servce Salngs fro Prnce Rupert for Vancouver Vetora, Seattle and nteredate ponts, each Monday, Thursday 4.00 p. Saturday, 7.00 p. For Anyox, and Stewart Monday, "8.00 p.. and Frday at 4.00 p... For Massett nlet Ports, Mondays, 8.00 p.. For South Queen Charlotte slands, fortnghtly. For Skagway, Wednesday, 4.00 p.. PASSENGER TRANS LEAV~ TERRACE B ~o Eastbound--Daly, except Sunday, 3.08 p.. Westbound-Daly, except Tuesday, a.., For Atlantc Steashp Salngs or fuahe: zjo~atlon apply to uy Canadan Natonal Agent o, R. F. McNaughton. Dstrct Passenger Agent, Prnce Rupert. B.C. MNERAL ACT Certfcate of proveents NOTCE Valhalla ~No. 2, Valhalla No. 3, Noran Fractonal and L. C. Fractonal van. eral clahns, stuate n Oneca Mnng Dvson, Range 5, Coast Dstrct and located on Kleanza Moan. tan. Take Notce that Frederck Nash, actng as agent for the Coluarlo Gold Mnes Lted, non-personal lablty, free ners certfcate No. 1325TD, n- Mrs. Krkaldys.,. ce Crea : Parlor s now equpped wth lh, 0 odern Frgdar whch ea,~ Better ce Crea Always Pure Always Fresh We want you to try L ts good tends, sxty days fro the date hereof ~ ~ _.,.. ~.. to apply, to the Mnng Recorder for a," Certfcate Of proveents, for the [ - "... parpose of obtanng a Crou n Grant of ROD AND GUN CLUB FORMED the above clas ,- L " nd farther take.notce, that acton[ *A Re : " under secton 85, ust be coenced [ d and Gun Club. was fored on before the ssuance of such certfcate [Tuesday-eventng of lasc week ~at a of~:,~o~w~ da?.o~,~,,ne ~0~,, n, eetng held n the clvo ~f~ces:,~,,t ~ ~ " Colthurst was elected presdent hal ~ a,. : secretazt wll be chosen, at a:later dare.:: ~vhen the ebershp has been~saf..ft.rev. Robnson returned fro Prnce.*~ ~; ~ st Frday after: spendng a sented to act n that :::~;:, wthhs son: Who.wll. be n./~ "?:, ~. L~:- ~, : al there, fox Soe :te, : - L,< g O

4 , _j., 1~ ~.. -. =.....,/: : ::,(..:,*...,r THE OMNECA hekal), WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1929 P s O ~ t ~ More Boys Plannng to Make Buchanans Alaska Tour ltalth S lc Questons coneeernng health, addressed to the Canadan Medcal Assocaton,184 College Street, Toronto, wll be answered by letter. Questons as to dagnoss and treatent wll not be answered. %,WHERE THERE S DRT THERE S DANGER. 1 whether t. has.or not, we should, to )e on the safe sde, consder all drt dan. gerou~. ~W~ ;c~ protect ourselves fro the "dangers of drt by keepng t out of food and drnk and, above all. by keepng our hands away fro onr faces and by throughly washng the hands before eatng. THE V~LUE OF CLOVER OR ALF. ALFA RANGE FOR GROWNG CHCKS J ~., ~ "..5 ~::~:~.~ ;::;::,:,, l:: : u.M~el~t,,:DreW~$,q ~9 ~G T~,eM George E. Buchanan, sponsor and backer of and rooter for the oveent of boys to Alaska, s plannng to take 50 or ore to the far north the cong suer. Buchanan, who s presdent of the Detrot Coal Exchange and fve coal copanes and a bachelor, beleves that a trp to Alaska, provded a boy partly earns hs way, wll be a wonderful foratve ncdent n hs lfe. He has already taken 300 boys to Alaska, and ths wll be hs seventh annual personally conducted tour. The boys, ages 9 to 1.7, ust earn one-thrd of the cost of the trp ($125.00); the parents advance a thrd and Buchanan loans the boy one thrd, whch s to be repad later at the boys lesure, e Buchanan, who gets letters fro all over the Unted States and Canada addressed "Alaska, Buchanan, Detrot," tells the boy who wrtes to h drect fro anywhere how he can earn hs thrd by sellng pencls, ktchen tongs, coal, steel ash baskets, etc. Boys who qualfy go westward through Canadan Rockes, seeng Banff and Lake Louse. then north to Alaska on the "Prncess Louse." They see the wonders of Alaska and return by the "Prncess" to Vancouver and hoeward through the Unted States, thus vewng the fnest scenery n Canada, Alaska and the States. Buchanan goes wth the on every trp and gves the hs personal care. " ~EO, g,, ~UCHAN&N 32J not get sck, or f they had a bt of ndsposton, the wonderful clate pepped the up and pu~ the back on ther feet edately. "One boy ganed 19 lbs. durng the onths tour," sad Buchanan, and every boy has gone hoe a better boy physcally, entally and as a young busness an. He has seen Alaskas Wonders and has turned part of ~he oney to fluance the trp, whch covers about 8,000 les and lasts a whole onth. One of y youngest boys, who s 5 years old, has already earned about $80, and f he gets hs thrd together on hs own efforts, he wll be u our party ths suer, even f he s only sx years old. Any boy, anywhere can When asked what he dd f they go, provded he gets hs parents got sck, he declared that they dd, consent and earns hs thrd."," The ttle for ths artcle s the slogan whch s used by an Englsh health a- gency called the Health and Cleanlness Councl. The dffculty wth such slogans s that whle they are catchy and are easly fxed n the nd, they often contan a half truth whch s s leadng. No one s gong to say a ~.ord tgahlst the teachng of cleanlness.,4. cleall body, a cleflu house, and a clean town qre all very..desrable. MOst people lke clean thngs and are repulsed by drt. When we are told that drt s dqngerous, t s Worth our whle consderng what s eant, and how true t s. Our readers wll reeber that dsease gerlns leave the sck ltersou tf the secxetons fro hs body :and that as long as the secretons contnue to be ost and to be protected fro the suns rays, the gers rean alve. We refer to ths fact because t s upon our understafldng of t that we are brought to realze the danger of drt. l)ht whch s soled by huan or annl secretons s dangerous because of the lkelhood that t contans dsease gers. "Dsease gers, n order to cause dsease, nst gan entrance to our bodes They cot get n through the nnbrok en skll. The nuth s the door through whch ost of.the enter. The truth s that ost gers eater our bo(l es because we ether eat or drnk the f drt soled by secretons gets on our food, n the lk:we use, or on our hands, and f wth our drty hands we toneh food whch goes nto the nuth we have taken nto our bodes the gers of dsease. All drt s not contnnated, but because we cannot tell by lookng at t qupped wth a odern coal b,drnog brooder stove has largely solved tl A well constructed brooder o L-.e, proble of handelng large nubers of. baby chcks frb th- te of h..lchl~g untl they are old enough to do wthout artfcal heat At ths te rl chcks usaally requre nre ~pacc ~.n tonal space ca, be g~ea ll t,va.v of whch to take exercse. f ths. hl green paddoceks t gves the chcks qn excellent eans Of gettng green feed nsects, etc., whch they ptsk up fro the range. At the Donflnon Experental St~lon, Kapuskasng, Ontaro t,has been found that ether clover or alfaffa partcularly the latter, akes a very excellent range on whch to grow ehh:ks One of the bg advantages of the alfa- lfa over the red clove.r s the vy rapd growth ade by the second crop.#-. of the alfalfa, whch n soe ns,uwes has averaged over 1 nch per day.ths keeps he brdh suppled wth young teader shoots as green feed untl qute late n the autun and also fushes the wth a certan aount of shade and protecctlon fro hawks. f at all possble, new clean r~.:e should be prowded catch year n order to prevent the danger of nte~t,al parastes, Jasper Park, Alberta, wth an arra of 5300 square les, s the lalge~t park n North:Aerca. " - - "Solarn cars" ~ylth the.re..tr u- ton nclosed n "vta glass" adlnttng seventy per cent of the ulta-volet rays of the sun, re a feature of the latest passenger carryng equpent of the Canadan Natonal Ralways. SHORT BUT TRCKY Montreal Gets ~,o~, ec,,n,,nles n tln~ aud cost. n,foundl that the work entaled ll anaddth new ndustral and resdental lswearng the questons was a great ed- Gnnt T~-:rnM d~t-l,~,,s dlst,,ets n,,t prese,,tly ser,]neatonal experence and he beeane so ~d by tny tr.sptrthnt facttes] latcresteh n" Canada s developedut " ".. ~ ~[ ~:tl[~r~~t wll le rendered avalable, that he deeded he would vst the cou- Ue lq lllt~lll ~.lbv~..... ~,~,.,... hc ~nrenta o,. tae ~.,a)l,t(llln Nat- 1 ntry on hls own at the frst opportunl ul:al s to offset uch of the expend- ty. Mr. Foun,:fn has accordngly Ottawa. 511le 17--Tl bll for the];ture of.?,50.000,000 by leasng the sur- wrlt,en to the ;:adan Natonal Ralnew Canad:~:n Natonal Ralways 3on-fa(..e area M)ove the tels whlch wll day:~ to see.~f s0lnt, artan~elnents can trcal ternal, whlch.wll,~dt of cn-~c[nee~ wth the stath. t s pont- be nlade for h " a student harvestl.ngeeat to l~ capelly eqpal to thatcd out that t]lo New Yorlc ceutral have ternal ll New York exclusve of the ]adopted a slar lfl:la D) leasng the er to work n tle felds and earn enough oney to p~ty h.~ passage. of of the presel~t New Yk Ceatral,sllrftee(~ alelts lletlr the (raltd CeDrttl htters specca,,uburbll) arca, lw.s pas Torhl ~l New Yo.:k. sed the Sette and now has fall par- Tl staton f~cltes wll ahnosl en- The Cohtba ce felds, Jasper of $50,000,000, wll ~ve Htre d a trey below groutld. New streets wll Park. Albert for the largest body of nentary SallCt~.011, Ths, at a,:()st be bult runnl],, t]n.ollgh or over /le e:, south of Alaska and the Yukon O11 ternal COlrable wth any l) Anl- the contnent. St luctllre. " erca. A d )uble tube,~;u])wtty for vehcles The Catdhu Nnth)lhl ternhl wll The Desel electrc loconlotve of tle wll he provhled luaah~g fro south be set just below St. Catherne Street Cauadnn Natonal Ralways s the hto north of St, Ctherne Street All beweea the shoppng and flnanc.d dsghest powered v the worhl. the locootve 1)ower wll l)e electrc. trcts of Montreal. t.,; constructon wll change the entre lay-o;~t of the central porton of the cty and by ts connceto;r~ underground and by overhead v:~ducts tlwough the cty, wll. offer a soluth of solne.of the 1)rese~lt urgcnt traffc lnoblen~s, both freght cty. and s~enger, of (~anadfl,s largest cty. At preseut freghts Olfly shpped be- t.webn the east and west seetous of Montreal on the Canadan Natonal Sr Henry Thorntou. Presdent of] "The Conunttees Punch Bowl" sa the Canadan Natonal RalwaY.s, has lnountthn lalce, n Jasper Park, Alberta sttted that the ldans adlnt of the Ol)- whch takes ts llae fro the old days ~erat n of the terlnhl jontly, tf.the Northwest Copany et around, ts Canadan Pacfc Ralw,,y decdes ht- when traders and voyagers Of the er on to enter nto the project. [ shdre.q lot the exchange of furs and... goods and for dsclxsson of lnolles WOULD SEE CANADA AS HAR- of the fllr trade. VEST STUDENT 1 lnes )3 use of the heavly loaded lln- et hy the Alled Newslpers tn Col; es of the harbour ralways or by:a halll operaton wth the Canadan Natonal ~ e~ the (opan.~s oun llues to Tux Ralh~a3s, Mr A,~ n~ ~:; ".,. " "," ;.H, ountaln, of v.,-.~ cot ~ta-,hfltette, Rtnfret. and. Eastern. ford...has decded that he wll go to Can Juncton, a dstance of 108 ~les, The J ada ths suer as. a.self apponted ";~ ", " ",, buldng of 17 les of new lne n, con-j Y0ung abassador.lke any other :, nd~tlon Wth. thernew... ternal ~ wll,, re-]wh0,~,,, took:part... n. ths...:ereat....,lh.e,.. dace ths dstance of 2Otles, effeetlng [Scholarsh p Scheuel 4h.. Fountan "~ t.; " 9 () ~.{,., :* " ~:::. :,. : ~ : " ", /.,., >.~ : :,., ~.. " RETURN SUMkER EXCURSONS Havng faled to wla one of the TCKETS ON SALE Travel Scholarshl offered last su ?r The Caldtar~*Natlonal RMhvays have now on sale very low round trp Suner Excurson tckets to Eastern Canada and Unted States ponts, and alsq.t~angle Tour tckets to Jasper Natonal Park routed Jasper, Van: couver and Prnce Rupert,,or n.op poste dreetlon~ Frll tnf0ratlon dates of sale:lts, etc., fro any agent Canadan. Natonal Ratl~ays~ t Ro, 4, CaveU--230 yards, Pax Z. ~ ~ ~ ;... l":.;....~;;~. ~J~.;.~...t. ~:~ ",-~;" : ":.::. v~--~v ,... ~ :-":" "" ",, :.....::. "."....:.;~..:..:.... ~".,, ~::":";.:"::."".:..:,..:.:O.,:...:..fv~: "".,." : ";: "." :4":..".~ ::,:.:d ~ :::,:~., ~ -.,.....,,,,, :...-:..- ".: ~ ~ ~ 4 ".~~..:r::~: "": :-::. ~;" a~""t:"""."... "-:z-~::~w ~: "~fl., q?~..:.: :.:Y::P.::,. ~.~ ~:k::;"."..).~:"t.::4:., ~:~~:..~,~ : ~..V.:...:.".::,...:.::.:...:...::.,:...~.... t::.,...,.~ O,oo aoo R 30 Ths hole on the Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course, *Jasper Natonal Park, Alberta, ever whch the Canadn and Western Canada Aateur Ch,plshps wll be played fro Aug ths suer,/sore dffct~t, than t sees. The green s well trapped and the ong:d~ver s sure to fnd trouble, ~"..._ 3~.,-?act that the Western Canad~ Aateur also takes place over ths c~urs~atthe sae:te as the Donon event, assures all go~~,.s, no ~,a1.1,~r lw hghther hundeap,.0f lots of eope~t ve play,:~ ~.: T..photograpl shows thg hole:fro :No,, 1,:(chapoflshtp) tee, ana ard ~: :.,t.h~ ~: ~e s th~:h*olen detal,wtth yardagestosealebelowt,.,.:~ ; ~ ~, :..:.. 5L> t

5 ,e,... ~- ".,"...: ~". "" - "- "~ "~ "." :..:- --j..._ - Afternoon " ~ " d r " "... THE OMNEC A HERALD_ WEDNZSDAY: JUNE 1"9, HAZELTON THEATRE [ H0 Econocs QUCK NEWS be appeetated. However, t cleared the ar.of lot of sulphhr or valconle ash fro the receft erruptons n taly By Barbara B. Brooks. / - We do not know about a new pro- All :the ud puddles werethckly coat- "Wh at shall. we eat,, s a queston ~ vnee but t sees for fetched when ed. F askedby housekeepers all over the all our busness has to be transacted world. The nterest n food s shown on an sland out n the Pacfc, and The Round L~d Quck schools by t.he any agaznes and newspap- our publc works and regstraton of- wll hold thelrl annual pcnc at Qukk er artcles" on.thesubject and even by flees are away off n Burns Lake and school on June 21st. thq advertsents. The last not onl, Fort St. Jaes. Sthers, t sees, tell the good ponts about the Dreduct was too convenent for ths dstrct as The Qtlek Farers ~nsttute has to be sold, but often gve space to test- t could be reached by auto very eas- the largest ebershp to:date. The ed reclpes. ~ Housekeepers have. found ly" " 39 ebers nclude practcally all resthat these r~cpes are to be trusted, " dent farers. Mr. Bonava, supernand that.a coleeton of the akes a A nuber fro here attended the bg tendent of.nsttutes, and S. S. Phl: S~lendld recpe fle.. ~ ~ pcnc at Topley.. " lps, are expected at the next lneetng n the sprng a.woans. th0ughts, on June 22, and n good atten~anee of turn to Soethng new n cookery antl Theran on the 13th was thankfully ebers s requested.. although there s sad tobe "nothng. receved, but ten tes us uch. would The Oneca Herald s $2.00 a year new under the sun" the~e are recpes developed fro-te to te whch e dfferent. We are gong to gve soe suggestons here whch have Coe to us fro soe coercal sources and whch-are worth passng on. Let us start wth Stday breakfast. Saturday, June ~ " --- A typcal recpe for ths eal s for waffel~. An nterestng change s to ~e the follo[v.ng bran waffel recpe: Bran Waffels Supree 1~/~.cups flour; 4 teaspoons bakng powder; 1 teaspoon salt; 2 tablespoons sugar; 2 eggs (separated) 1 cup sweet lk; ½ cup elted shortenng;.~cup of All-Bran. Sft the dry ngredents. Beat the egg yolks and cobne wtl~ the lk. Thrlls Never Before n out of doors. EGHTY PER Add to the dry ngredents and x well. Add elted shortenng and the All-Bran.~ Add the stffly beaten egg CENT. of our Fre Losses las~/ Pctures whtes. Bake n a hot.waffel ron untk the xture ceases to stea. ; year would have been prevented, A story offroance and adventure--of brave en and Luncheon desserts are often a prob-, woen strred to the depths by the quest for Gold. The lenl. Many people prefer crackers and had People tred to reeber caera travels the tral over Chlkoot,Pass Whch broke cheese to soethng sweet. An attractve and delcous.servce s prepared that FRE s an eleent wth the hearts of so any en proudof ther strength. by placng a brck of crea cheese on Bured beneath the avalanche; swe~t to death fro flsy boats n a glass plate and pourng over t a whch t s NEVER safe to be cy waters, stll wth ndotable sprt they kept the tral. Here glass of raspberry ja. Serve wth. crsp crackers. s a lvn~ onuent tocourage and the sprt that shall not de. careless Adsson--.Adults $1.00, Chldren 50c ~0~Ec~o~ on ~ose ". \ show at 2.30 Good folage s essental to the pro-l Evenng show at 8 oclock t duetou of good roses and, oreover, ~ PREVENT FOREST FRES-Y0u can kp good foage s desrable n a rose[ [ garden bedause of ts appearance. Lea- [ ves :whch are ldewed, spotted or partly eaten by nsects take away very uch of the attractveness era rose garden. The easest nsect to.control s the tose "Slug, a green caterpllar, whch does not usually appear n great unbers but-whch works on the under sl e of the leaves and eats out peces. These ay be pcked off.by hand when the bushes are few but tle surest way s to spray wth arsenate of let~d n the Proporton of four ounces to ten gallons of Water. The Aphs, or green fly, s oftel trolblesoe, as s also the Le.af Hopper. These suck the juce fro the folage and ust"be klled. by eontaet.~ Ncotne SUll~hate s a good reedy, for these and th e addton of half a pound of an oly soap.., to. each ter/ gallons of soluton wll ~nake t ore effectve. Red spders ay be renloved b3~.a strong force ~of water a-" ganst, the Undersde of, the leaves. Thd Black Spot causes uch defolaton of roses. ~Phs dsease s seen as spots on the leaves n early sunler. The best known reedy fat: ths s a xture of flowers of sulphur, nne parts, arsenate A, Henry Rogers Slver E.P.N.S, Coffee Spoon s of lead one part. The sulphur should be he. Ths xture should be dus- Ph tn Rbb Va C0ff~ ted o~n the plants as soon as they are ced n each Blue on cuu e. n full follage and before the black.,,, Spot s notced, repeatng agan sever. Marred Prnce Rupert ~pltal -.[al thnesat ln}ervas of aboht.tea days -. -~ [ Robt..:Sap, are s w~ll- known along] Ths s effectve aganst.powdery ndl- A weddng of consdel~ble tnter~st the Skeena: xver ttds~lo~tl~aster ~at[ffdw ~ als0. f spnyng s ~begun early O peaplo, elane the" ~keeha Eooll, 1)lace : ~t,~,allga~. au( the:.ll~,~vly v nlarl.ed [u ~le season therelshould be go0dfo]. lt St. Andre~.s~c~thedral, rneetu~ e, uple ~ll l~lke ~fhell,~hoe:/nckt - [tageand abundant bloo: " pert, recently ~yhen,~rs. Flora D. Ma- watlga Where they" ree~h.,;~,, ~,, ~,~ gar of l:0rt..~, S~nps0],:(.xV,ls.. ~-,.,,.,. /trrled to wele0nle fro the settl;rs~" " "~"?" NEW: KND OF ~- Mrs. Salulre was the wdow of the Mrs Breller and /l ~~;:... "~--- " "~ ". ~.~t/j, ~U llllve late Captan Magar, whowas captan been ="::~ J~ "-: =:" ,,..at n tnzelton l-los tal Well.n the. Skeena, oneof F~ley,,.Welch & ~honle "~o ~;-~-~"--- "~ -" p,...t Looks just llke. lnen, A handsoe ~. :,..... ~ t.~-.v~[c on ~uesc]a, ". Stewart~.bQats..(on~t~e ~keena durng],,..,,.,., "~.Y,,,.. daask fnsh. Washes lke olcloth, No,launderng ne~ssary. Send. for a ral~fy constructon., Durng, recent " Tle alnu;xl school plchld" fwlll be: FREE. SAMPLE,~ - ~ ~. ; "~: years Mrs. Magar had b.eel.h0use-l~eell. [held ll Woodcock, 0n Saturday ~ext;/ Specaltes Sale Co, :~ er at the Port Shnpson General. Hos. Mss Hlbberts the~ea,~her..,... EOPLE ARE FUNNY THAT WAY t s an extraordnary fact that people Who are "rgdly Carefulwth Fre n "ther own hoes are utterly reckless wth t when. BRTSH COLUMBA FOREST SERVCE Advertsed Goods Are Lower ADVERTSNG turns over stocks rapdly, and therefore lulltples profts. Ths eans that Prces n a:., shop whch advertses eanbe short rather than long. Of ths yonay be sure : Prces n a shop whch advertses are not MORE than ll a shop whch does not advertse. The chances are that they are oftentes lower. Ths, also, s generally true: You ~ll fndbetter goods, better values, and better servce n those shops whch turn Over ther stocks rapdly. Ths eans, as a general thng, shops whch advertse. " /.~", : :A NOTE TO MERCHANTS... Advertsng osts you nothng -t s pad for by :the... l ~rofts of ncreased sales. : ~ ~ Ad~ertsng~ tseasy~-t s. sply Sayng~ n Wrtng ~ ::~ -" what you s-ay~your tustoers ~ n y0ur~ Sho/ Turn,~ : over szoeks qekly, f r ~Ou Wou~d ake ore oney. ~ (.~. A q, 7,.:, h" L, l (. L

6 .. THE OMNECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1929 Shoes Clearance Sale Woen and Boys These are all good shoes and are extra bg value at the prces asked durng the sale. The stock ncludes shoos for woen, boys and chldren. Get yours before ts too late. W. J. LARKWORTHY General Merchant New.. _HazoUon, -. - B. C. Steashpand Tran Servce Salngs fro Prnce Rupert, for Vancourver, Vc= torla. Seattle and nteredate ponts each Monday Thursday 4.00 p.. Saturday at 7.00 p.. For Anyox and Stewart, Monday 8.00 p., and Frday at 4.00 p.. For Massett nlet Ports, Monday, 8.00 p.. Por South Queen Charlotte slands, fortnghtly. For Skagway, Wednesdays, 4.00 p.. Passenger Trans Leave New Hazelton: Eastbound. Daly except Sunday 7.20 p.. Westbound, Daly, excepttuesday, 7.51 a.. For Atlantc steashp salngs or further nforaton apply to any Canadan Natonal Agen P~ F. McNaughton. Dstrct Passenger Agent, Prnce Rupert, B.C. THE REXALL DRUG STORE A coplete stock of Drugs Druggsts Sundres Candy Tolet Goods Statonery Kodaks and Fls Prescrptons carefully dspensed by three regstered pharacsts, We pay postage on al orders when orders are accopaned: by suffcent cash, otherwse sent C. 0. D., parcel post. ORMES LMTED The Poneer DruggSts The Rexall Store Prnce Rupert, B. C. New Flato Boat A BOAT A BED A BATH N A BAG Can be ade ready for use n fve nutes Sportsen use t n all seasons for Fshng Swng and Huntng Suppled wth Take-down Ores and Brass Pup Pnce.-.$75.00 f.o.b. Hazelton Green or Yellow $80.00 C, W. Dawson, Hazel,on, B. C. Agent for Brtsh Coluba, Alberta, Sask.atchewan, Mantoba s your Subscrpton Pad yet. Short Stores Close to Hoe t W. Grant s dstrct agent for the Great West Lfe Assurance Co. He s Jura poston to look after your nterests and s lvng here all the te. Murdoch McLeod, regstered optoetrst,.wll be at New Hazel, on Tuesday forenoon, June 18 and at Hazelton n the afternoon LAND FOR SALE--Town lots for sale, 132 x 132, beng corner lots and sutable for busness ~or dwellng stes. Apply to W. Grants Agency, Hazelton, B. C. FOR SALE--Good Mlk Cow. Just Fresh Apply to J. Stoynoff, Dorreen, B.C. 49-3t The Rose Dance to be gven under the auspces of the W. A. to the H. H. n Assebly Hal, Hazelton, wllbe on Frday evenng, June 21, and not the 25th as stated last week. Dr. R. Agnew of Vctora Dentst, wll be n Hazel`on June 24 and 25 to look after any dental work offerng. Make your appontents early as the stay s short. W. J. Larkworthy-spent a couple of days n Sthers ths week. Mrs, Roy Guss and daughter return. ~d fro Vancouver 6:here the sp.ent the past few weeks vstng at Mrs. Guss hoe., 1 ", [11 Marshall Br s": & Y rk Taxs Freghtng ~ " Transfer ll Garage.- Blacksthg. Car Supphes JJJ Call usday,ornght. ProTpt, and effcent servce at any hour." HAVE YOU TRED Duska Tolet Preparatons? Wth the ncoparable Odor Ths s soethng new and real class. We beleve t s the very best lne of Tolet Preparatons yet produced. t s a very coplete lne and every grl and woan should have these preparatons on her dressng table. A. Ktlpatrck, father of Noran Klpatrck of Sthers, and hself a forer assstant superntendant of the C. N. R: and statoned at Sthers, NOTCE called at New Hazel,on last week. He --- was enroute to Prnce Rupert to vsa Mnng Copany offcals are asked another son. Mr. and Mrs. Klpatrek to note the provsons of Secton ~6, are shortly to start ~ on a tour of the globe, Qute a nuber of local cars nde the trp to Sthers and other valley ponts over the week end... Mrs. Davd Pratt of Skeena Crossng entertaned the young people of the dstrct to a dance at her hoe on Saturday nght last n honor of the hoe cong of her daughter Helen who has been attendng school n Rupert for the past year.. Mss,Francs Pratt spent a wec ~ holday at her hoe n Skeena Cr,, ng. Mss Jane York returned fro Rupert on Monday nght where she had spent the last two weeks wth her sster Kathleen who was a patent ll~ the~ Prnce Rupert General Hosptal. Kath- ~lecn cae hoe wth her and s akng excellent progress. John Kedy of Wnnpeg, vcepresdent of the Unted Gran Growers Assocaton, and one of the poneers of that assocaton, passed away at hs hoe recehtly. ~~he late Mr. Kennedy was known ll ~he Bulkley Valley, havng been there a nuber of tes when far lands were-actve. The topographcal survey party arrved here the frst of the week to coplete the work started last year. L. Behnont was n Prnce George last week attended thejsprng asszes. He was granted a devotee fro hs wfe. Mrs. Stanley Gould of Sthers was a guest at her hoe here last ~eek. e,o o ~. Lords Day~ The Up-to-Date Drug Store HAZELTON, B. C, CA 4A DA N PACFC BRTSH COLUMBA COAST STEAMSHP SERVCE To Ketchkan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway. June 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, To Vancouver, Vctora and Seattle, June 5, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29 S.S. Prncess Maqunna for Butedale, East BellaBella, Ocean Falls, Swan- son Bay, Capbell Rver and VancouVer every Frday at 10 a.. Vst the ountan resorts de Luxe--Banff and Lake Louse AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHP LNES Full nforaton fro W. C. Orchard, corner Thrd Avenue and Fourth Street, ~rnce Rupert.~,~ :, "Mneral Survey and Developent Act," whch are quoted herewth, and govern theselves accordngly: "(1) Where a corporaton, other than a prvatecopany under the "Copanes Act," acqures ~ an nterest n, or ttle to, or engages n work on any nng property stuate n a neral survey dstrct, t shall forthwth notfy the Resdent Engneer of that dstrct, and the Provncal Mneralogst, and fle wth the full partculars thereof, and shall also fle wth.the, as soon as t s ssued,.a copy of every prospectus or stateent n leu of prospoe,us whch s requred by the "Copanes Act" to be fled wth the regstrarof Copanes. "(2) Where a corporaton, other than n prvate copany under the "Copanes Act," ssues, publshes or dstrbutes, or causes to be ssued, pub- lshed or dstrbuted, any paphlet, bulletn, crcular, advertseent, : publcaton relatngto to any nng property stuate ff ~le Provnce n whchc the corporat[0h has any nterest or on ~,hch the corp.oraton s engaged n work, the corporaton shall forthwth fle a ccopy of the paphlet, bulletn, cfrcular, advertseent, or publcaton n the offce of the Resdent Engneer of theneral survey :lstrlct n whch the nngproperty ~s stuate, and shall also forthwth fle three copes of the sae, n the offtee of the Delrtent of Mnes at Vctora. "(3) f n corpor~tton nkes default n colflyng wth any, requreent of ths secton, t shall be lable, 9n suary convcton.to a ~fne not exceedng twenty-fve dollars for every dh#"durlng Wheh:,the default contnues and...every drector and e~ery anager of. the c0rpaton who knowngly and wlfully authorzes or perts:the default shall be lable to the tllke pen- alty.". For nfontlon regardng Brtsh Coluba Mnes apply to the Departent of Mnes, Vctora, B. C. Specal Bulletns, Annual "Reports, ~te., furnshed ~ free of charge on applcaton. Howard Tlton, representng Goldfelds Consoldated, wll"be here ths tre address n the Unted Church n week to exane,heaether de Boule Hazel,on" recently. Roy. T, H. Wrght prbperty. He Stop~ed off at U sk on occuped the char, Rev. T. D. Proctor Monday nght to e:~ane ;a property read the scrptures and Dr.. H. C; there., He,wll be a guest of W,. S: Harrs whle here,. - # Henry Motors Lted Ford Cars and Parts General Garage Repars by experenced en e Acetelyne Weldng Garage and Showroos Sthers, B.C. a.o41ll~laal.o411~,lotl~ll~oall oa.t ~.111,4to941 Nce Soft Drnks TheColdest n Town We have nstalled "The Lqud" Bottle Cooler and Dspenser n our soft drnkparlor. Ths cooler s the latest thng on the arket and ts capactys such that no atter" how busy,your drnk Wll always be cold. Coe and Try a Drnk... ".... a Gnger All, Orange Crush, Strawberry, Le, Leon, Coco Cola and several other Soft, refreshng drnks. Wrlneh ntroduced_,.the speaker. Ths % rt.anro/:t~r :,as Mr. :Webbers frst vst.to.the[. f N: ] n t or r~t,0f tho, Provncednd he[ ~.Ye,-,,VY e. ]LP./t-V~ ~1.~ as greatly pressed Wth the natur-[ O.... :.,:,... : : " " a: beauty. of: the: country. tel:,., nazelll0n $