TEE O. HNEC. A HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, WEDNESDAY, o¢ronER

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1953,

‘Dudsons Bae Company 3

INCORPORATED 249 MAY 1670,

HAZELTON KITWANGA
Bacon Apples Rolled Oats
Breakfast Cooking 20s

Special [b. 21. | 4 Ibs.
‘“‘Bayco” Flour is Better and Cheaper
Shirts Mitt Special

Serviceable flannel work shirts in a roomy, muleskin
large assortment of colors and pat-

terns, Sizes 16 to 16 1%
Special $1.25

Strong, pullover

prey yarn,

Special complete
Dress Shirts

Men's dress shirts with separate
collar in a large range of colors and
putterns, Sizes 15 to 16 4%

Special $1.25
sizes 6 $1.00

$2.65

95

- Moccasins

Iixtrva large, strongly made moose
skin moceasins,

Special per pair
Smaller sizes

$1.25
85

Men’s medium weight storm rubbers,
Rubbers to. SPECIAL per pair

7 ' Heavy all wool single blankets, Size 60 by
st] Blankets" 84. Color, dark grey. SPECIAL, each

Boy’s buckskein windbreaker with
elastic waist and convertable coilar,
Sizes 12 to 14 1-2. H B Value

Men’s Wool Gloves

Windbreakers $1.95

Scotch knit dress gloves with
dome fasteners. Special Value

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Special Prices in Effect Oct. 27th to Nov. 2nd

— British Columbia

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

has produced minerals of on aggregate value of

-$1,400,000,000

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Recent Publications

You are invited to apply to the Department of Mines, Victoria,
B O,, for the latest authorative information regarding mining
dey eloprient in Br itish Columbla

Annual Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for
the calendar year 1983
“placer Mining in British Columbia.”

Summary and Review of the Mineral Industry of British
Columia for the six months ended June 30th, 1933 :

Non-metalic Mineral Investigations:. “Barite’ “Asbestos”
“Glassware"; “Cliy’; “Magnesite and Hydro-magnesite”. .

Address enquirles to:

. The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings

Victoria, B.C,

When you use the columns of your:
7 LOCAL IN EWSPAPER
'.You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the

.". “Buy at Home’ principal. .
Tell the buying public gvhat you have arid give ‘the price.

THE OMINECA HERALD |

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Is here to carry that message to the public ‘for you.
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Owing to the sudden heavy fall of
snow the first of the week the train
from Prince Rupert, due here 2,25
Tuesday morning did not arrive until

with all it could handle and when it

mile, and had the usual number of mis-
haps that accompany snow troubles.

as 2
Major Hartley, the blind candidate
in Lilloett, has been disqualified as.a
candidate. The case was heard by His
Hon. Judge Fisher in Vancouver.

ee
The three Dominton by-elections on
October 28rd were all won by Liberals,
Judge Stubbs of Winnipeg, who ran in
Saskatchewan as a ©, C, F, candidate
was defeated. .

eet ;
At Dawson the first of the week the
theremometer went Gown, to 20 beiow
zero and at Atlin it was 12.below. It
is now moderating, The snow storm
whieh yisited this district over the end
of the week was general right throngh
to Whitehorse, Y. T.

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The Hazelton Golf Club will hold its
aunmual dance on Armistice Day night
in te Venetian Hall, Hazelton. Keep

this date open for a big time.
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The first touch of winter hit this
district last Suturday and it has been
n real touch. The week end was very
windy and-on Sunday it started to
snow as well as blow. Everyone got
busy with the extra steves and with

an extra shift on the wood pile.
wee

There was uot o very large crowd at
the dance given last Saturday evening
in New Hazelton had] in ald of the local
baseball team, and most of the crowd
were late in arriving. Business is so
good and the young people have to re-
main at the offices and stores so late
that it seems impossible to get to a
socia Ifunction before 10 and from that
on to midnight, But those who were

fat the danee had an enjoyable time.

The musie was very good, the floor was
good and the refreshments were up to
the New Hazelton high standard.
seu

On Saturday morning last when go-

ing down street Mrs. Redman fell and

Doings Around Home |

Of interest to you and your friends

nedrly noon. The train left Rupert

hit the snow it simply lost time every-+ provinces, Mr. Bennett made it quite

'-.| vote next Thursday ‘You, will act -in

.| meetings in that section being held by

received humerous injuries to nose and |,
kuee, She is able to be around.
. eR ek. -
Hon. R. B.. Bennett arrived back in
Ottawa Jast Suiday after a very sue-
cessful, if brief, trip tothe western

plain that he could not be stampeded |-
into. wreeking Canada financially, even

“Leading ‘Fire. and Life

| HAZELTON; B. C.

though -Hon. 4Ir. Pattullo is demand-

ing that he do so.
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Representing .

Insurance Companies:

You Office Work given
Prompt and Careful
Attention —

—

The provincial police are taking an
interest in the property of mining com-
panies which operated nearby some
years ago and left valuable tools and |-
machinery ou the property. when they
closed down. Just recently a gasoline
engine aud doors and windows were}
taken from one of the mines, and the
police have a line on them.

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Rev, Mr. Redman‘ was ill the latter
part of last week and on Sunday there
was no service held in New Hazelton,
Mr. Hedmun is, however,. considerably
hetter and w ill he on the job again this

week. : -
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The millets are among the most. an-
cient agricultural plants, grown from.
time fiinmemorial in’ Asia and parts of
Europe, where the seed is used. chiefly
as haman food, In’ Canada the varl
ous varieties of millet are seldom used
in the regular rotation, but are grown

as eatch-crops.:
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Dr. R. © Bamford, Independent can-
didate for Skeenz, will appreciate your

your own interests by thus voting.

; xen!

B, T. Kenney, Liberal candidate, was
up from Terrace last Thursday to ar-
range for meetings in this part of the
district this week.

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Rer. and Mrs. McIntosh of the Unit-
ed Church, Vanderhoof, motored here|*
last week. They were accompanied by

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- Evervthing is new and good

New Hazelton
Hotel

Bath roo and other com-.#
forts. Stop here next trip.

Gus Christianson

Orme’s, Ltd.
‘(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug. Store
- of Northern B. C,

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed ue

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

Miss Clark. also of Vanderhoof,
wen .

Dr. I. G. Wrich motored to Smith-
ers on Monday to attend the political

E. T. Kenney, A.M. Manson and others
The Doctor hopes to return Thursday.

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will be reasonable.

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PRAIRIE IC IICRCIORIRORICICICR ICI RICE ICRCIOR ICRI RICRIC ICRI RIOR

New Hazelton
Ladies’ Aid Bazaar |

In the United Church .

Friday, November 24th

Prepare to do your Christmas shonping there.
thing will be hand made and high quality.

Take some guesses on the Christmas Cake

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Taxi- and -lransfer Service

W.B. Leach! “Owner

City Transfer
Smithers, B.C.

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At all hours sen

‘Every
- The prices

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"Admission 0c.

Hallowe’ ell Mastuerade Dance!

In the Venetian Rooms

“Hazelton =.
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“Wander ‘the auspieds of the WwW. A to » the i. A.

Prizes will be given:for the Best Costume. and
the Best Comic. Caeeane, a od,

| " Anderson’s Orchestia .

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B.C LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford
Surveys promptly executed
SMITHERS, B. C.

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