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Hanall Spur, B.C.

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‘HANALL, B.C.

Manufacturers of

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L. S. McGill

_* BARRISTER
SMITHERS . British Columbia

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON

‘with a large turnout.

W. J. PITMAN
Prince George’

. Standard guaranteed goods *
‘+ ‘at Standard prices

‘I pay freight te your station

Through Sleeping.
Cars to Ship’s Side

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The Canadian National Rail:
ways have made arrangements to
operate tourist and standard sleep-

Coast to the ship’s side at Mont-

real and Halifax-in connection

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FOR SALE
_ Hight, thrifty purebred _
-Durec-Jersey. Hogs :

Now six ‘weeks old3i -Now i
the’ opportunity. ‘to - ‘improve
your stock... The sird of these .
fine hogs wae-chogen from
Bit litter ‘at Vancouver
bition. . : Prices: eggooueble

Chas. E. Carpenter:

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‘|| November and. December, Full
information regarding. rates, “re-

be secured” from’: ‘any | Agent,
Canggian. National Railways, * isa

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oye New Hazelton : By
a Die, sick, folks are, now. alk: on
ithe goad: do. recovery, +,

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ing,. has. been.a: visitor here. for.

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| Fagaeet few. days, ere

ing cars through from the Pacific.
"} with Old Country sailings, during.

: || servations, passports, ete., can)

| properties,of the local.coal. «

. David: Pratt, of Skeena Cross- ‘

tittle samcel Mulyneux arrives

very pathetic figure, as he
A stepped off'the Canadian Pa-
eifie train, between the conductor
and ap official of the department
of immigration, into the noise of
shunting trains, the confusion of
hurrying expresa trucks, and the
bustle that attends the arrival) and:
departure of friends, Samuel Moly-
neux, 398 Oakwood Avenue, Toronto.
as the label on his little bag pro-
claimed him, paused for a moment.
_and then..overcome by.-a sense of
lonliness produced by the less of his
friends of ship-board and train,
burst into tears. .A second later
he was seized by his mother, from
-whom he had been separated , for
one and a half of his four years,
and aobbed himself to contentment
in her arms.

Samvé!l eame to Canada.on the
Montelare, making the complete trip
‘from the old land to ‘Toronto hy him-
self. Samuel was ‘a’ favorite on

became particularly attached to. the
ship’s. nurse but was the pet of all
the passengers and crew. -

‘

News fram the ‘Hib of Bulktey
Valley q

Oilers

The W. A.

ee .

of the Anglican

||Church held its annual bazaar

and whist drive in the ‘town hall
on Wednesday and was favored

jan enjoyable afternoon and even-
jing.

Constable Fairbairn returned

to Telkwa during the latter end
lof the week after a- business trip

to: Toplev and Forestdale.

evening to make arrangements
for the annual Christmas Tree,
and the usual committees were
appointed. —

The Telkwa skating rink is now
enlarged and .a ladies’ dressing
room has been erected. We are

all waiting- for the  freeze-up,

when '‘Fire: Chief’” Chettleburgh

provide a. sheet of ice..

‘Constable Fairbairn i is loud in
his praise of the steam-making:
“Anel.
622) dy Was: ‘making an inspection: ‘of
the local:¢oal mina shaft, and in

the. dark’: Tan. ‘into. a, hat. steam.
pipe,. whieh’ just about, eooked ‘bis

nose at the first: sitting. :
‘Smithers.was well. represented

at the opening’ of the: new ; nurs:

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ship-board. according to. reports. He_

 TELKWA TALES.
All report

A meeting was held on Tuesday.
.dian Pacific

which completed the «Dominion’s:}
| first transcontinental railroad, ful-

will get the hose to work. andj

Te and There

dian Pacific ‘Railway ‘used on all its!

Columbia _ "fir, hemlock, tamarac,
jack pine, spruce, maple and birch,
'

Tourist traffic in New’ Brunswick
during the past summer left nearly
$8,000,000 in the province, an

provincial revenue, according to an
estimate of the New Brunswick
Tourist Association. Approximately
70,000 tourists Visited the province.

One thousand British Columbia
rose bushes are being shipped to
Portland, Ore., “the Rose City,”

nent for its roses, buys the variviies
preduced in British Columbia be-
cause ‘they are the hardiest and
hest suited for growing in North
America,’

Silver production .in. Ontario for
-1924 will ‘not vary materially from
thaty of 1923, judging by’ figures
available for the f'rsq nine months

some increases wiil be shown. Pro-

about $19,500 a day,
. F)
- Caribou nave been seen in very
large numbers this season in. the
northern part of Yukon territory.

| Old-timers say that the main herd

must have numbered tens of thov-
‘sands, while in some of the smaller
herds that had broken ‘temporarily
‘from the main herd there. were hun-
‘dreds and sometimes. thonsands,

The very first aerial stowaway
ever known was discovered recently
aboard a plane in the Laurentide

- its Rouya gold fields service in'asso-
» Qlation with the Canadian Pacific
Railway. The serious effect of the
extra weight on ‘the flying powers
of the machine was so noticeable
that it led to the man’s: discovery,
‘As he had hidden himself with a
desire to sec his sick wife and child,
he was not punished,

wealth of Canada made by the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway was alluded to
by E, W. Beatty, K.C.,: Chairman
and. President. of the Company,
when, speaking at Welland, Ont., on
November 7th, at the celebration of
the 100th anniversary of the build-
ing of the first Welland Canal, he-

persed in the Dominion $202,000,000-

- 000 in taxes of all kinds.

_ versary’ of the driving of the last
spike in the main line of the Cana-'
‘Railway, ‘an event

filled the terms of Confederation
and made Canada a nation. .A. stone.
monument now marks the spot at.

' Craigellachie, in the Rocky Moun-
“tains, where Lord Strathcona: (then

Sir Donald A, Smith) wielded: ‘the.

. hammer. which. united East: and
. Weat.

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the dance i in the town ball i in ‘the

evening. - .
’Mrs, Wearne, .of Quick, ‘spent?

the. week-end in Telkwa:: with, icici
friends,

_ hated ayaa aU weyh

- Dan, Quinliven-took:a wicked

d:

as In: ‘his bimtgeen side:

‘During the-past season the Cana-, |.

lines approximately 6,500,000 teas |
acconing to a report just fSsued. | |

| The woods used include’ British .

amount almost equal to the total’

~ Hotel |
“Prince Raper |

- THE, LEADING Hore f
WN Nortaern B. C.

* Prine Rupert, B. Cc. 5

. ‘European Plan. . . -

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Rates $1.50 per day u up.

Portland, famous all over:the conii-:

of the year from the reports of
several operating companies, though |

duction te date has amounted to’

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The bulkicy Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

' The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley,
*.| find this a grand hotel to stop at.

Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. “Autos, livery or rigs

saddle horses provided.

Smithers. B. C.

emaemsemntea rear cement en marinara SE

Omineca Hotel

‘C. W. Dawson Manager

Best attention to tourists and to
‘commercial men. ‘

Rates reasonable.

Patronage is
solicited

Hazelton B, C.

Air Service, Limited, operating on |

The enormous contribution ta the |:

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stated that the company in 1923 dis--

in wages and materials, and $7, 000,- ,

‘November 7th + was the 89th anni«

Special attention to travellers:
arriving or departing on
night trains
Grandview Hotel
South Hazelton, BC.
_H, CARVATH ~ PROP,
: Dining Room -
_ and Sample Rooms. in connection
Hime ‘ . “na _—e

‘SHACKLETON

Hotel —
USK, Bg.

New, clean and comfortable
First-class Dining Room in connection

‘Raves Ane *Arrractiv®

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop. '

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“| cy Trans Co, ;

Hay ana Oats
ALWAYS ON HAND _
- LARGE or SMALL QUANTITIES

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BOYER & CARR

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‘local spruce, which ghe’ just. man: ap.) _
aved.to miss, the, ig cutting: Athy tf ne

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