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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924

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HAZELTON NOTES:

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Weare certain you will be pleased at our selection of

HEAVIER FOOTWEAR
For the Fall

We have on our shelves just what you require in the way of

Work Boots, High Loggers’ Boots, Rubbers

at the very lowest pri ces consistent with good “quality, We
fave you money as these shoes come direct from the maker.

Town property for sale. See
Wm. Grant’s Agency. _—_:‘16tf

Fred. Walton, of the C.N.R.
engineering staff, will leaye about
the middle of December on a
three months’ trip to his homei in
England. He spent the week-

Groceries end in-town with friends.

‘ed ¢ hi h , A son was born on Friday

Your every need can be filled from our large stock, to whic constant z
new arrivals guarantee freshness. Our prices will suit your pocketbook November . 1, to Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Kilpatrick, of Smithers.

Wm. Ware, of the Hudson’s
Bay Co., spent a few days in
town this week.

Miss Horbury, who has been
accountant at the Hudson's Bay
Co.’s store for several years, has
resigned, and her place has been
taken by R. B. Carman, who ar-
rived this week. Ned Clark, of

We have received a shipment of mixed rough jumber
Good stuff for that building you were figuring on

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

Lumber

General Merchant

LeEE HE EERE HSL E PSE LE Ey the same firm, is leaving on
e 46 Monday night for Toronto.
z Christmas Greeting Cards FA John MelInnes is a patient at
the Hospital, and is making a
: Now is the time to order your Personal Greeting Cards. Come in and $ good recovery. , .
& look over our complete line of samples ranging in 2 The recent: cold weather pro-
. vided excellent skating on Hos-
= price from $1.75 per doz, up S pital Lake, which was the resort
& & of several skating. parties on
& Thanksgiving Day.
= = | J. & Bagg was in the hospital
z The Up to Date Drug Store # $ for several days, suffering from
& The Rexall Store Hazelton, B.C. Cooper H. Wrinch, Prop. his old friend, asthma. He is
Jap cbc ded dpa peop ada ds as cd cop 208 1 De eae Neal :

A number of the boys from the
Kispiox were in town for Thanks-
giving.

Mr. and Mrs. E. “Hyde return
ed on Thursday morning from
a brief visit to Prince Rupert.

Hugh Richmond and Fred Grif-
fin, of Skeena Crossing, spent the
week-end in town.

The Ladies’ Aid and Women’ 8
Auxiliary of Hazelton, will hold
their Annual Joint Bazaar in As-
sembly Hall, Friday, December
|6th, at 8 p.m. Remember the
date, 2022

Rev. A. N. C, Pound will give
a stereopticon lantern lecture in
the Union Church next Wednes-
day evening, November 19, at 8
o’clock, on the subject of “China
and Her Needs.” The lecture
will have regard’ to the mission-
ary work of the church, and some
of the pictures to.be shown are
entirely original ones taken by
Me. Pound himself, All are in-
vited to attend.

- The cold weather has abated,
and the difference between seven
|below and the present mildnesa
is greatly appreciated, _A light
-|fall of snow serves: but to mock

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Your Coal Supply

Does it need replenishing? Let us fill your needs from the
stock we carry of the all-round excellent Pembina product
This is a good, clean, large nut coal. Order yours today

Teaming Transfer
HORSES FOR HIRE

A. E. Falconer
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Canadian. Pacific Railway Company

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE. RUPERT—PRINCESS ALICE, PRINCESS

LOUISE for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, November 7, 21, December 5, 19
- For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway—November 17th, December let, 15th, 29th,

S.9. “PRINCESS BEATRICE”—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Beélla
Bella, Ocean Falla, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver
every Saturday at 1 p,m.

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from:

W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

. Horse and Auto Livery
JITNEYS TO ALL POINTS

Hazelton

Govmnt, phone:
2 long, 1 short

Wm RU Am

New Hazelton Ladies’ Aue

ANNUAL

Sale of Work —

ON THE EVENING OF

” Friday, November 28

-jconditions for hauling.

’ Gave Farewell Tea

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the
Hazelton Hospital gave a fare-
well tea on Thursday afternoon

7 _ gocKs . PANCY WORK MITTS
For the men and boys § Useful and ornamental For the youngsters 7

HOUSE-DRESSES AND APRONS
CANDY—Home made ,

Mrs. A. D. Chappell, in honor of
Mrs. Arthur Leverett, who is

your Christmas Shopping at the Ladies” Sale of Work: !

BG. LAND uRYaTOR.
JS. ‘Allan’ Rutherford -

AU. “descriptions. of, sur-
» Weys. | promptly. execited: .

‘SOUTH HAZE!

large number of ladies was pres-

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: ent. Mrs. Leverett has been a

NOTARY PUBLIC -

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We Have a - Limited Supply of
~ Cordwood

including some cet, dry Birch, to tide your fuel

supply over until

the ‘‘snow flies”. re

Better order your require-

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"Have you tried our

“Inents now, ~

Coffee Beans lately? ne

, We grind them for you. |

Sole Agenta for Firth Bros. exclusive Suits and Overcoats for Men ©

R. Cunningham & Son 1 Ltd.
B.C...

HAZELTON,

“|those who are waiting winter)

at ‘the home of. the:-president; |

leaving at the middle of the
month for Bellingham, Wash, A.

consistent worker in the auxiliary,

‘circles.

will. be much: ‘hissed in. social |
coe ye ‘nounday 8. ‘oune

A cablegram from London, Eng-

land, quotes an article in the “Finan-
cial News” dealing with the British
Empire Exhibition. It stresses the

-exceptionally fine exhibit staged by

Canada and. the wnquestionable
benefit to trade velations it hag
effocted, The article pays a high
tribute to the Canadian Pacific Rail-

way exhibit, describing the tailway’s

gorgeously illuminated map of Can-
ada, with -its 5.000 incandescent
lights as probably the most brilliant
specimen of cartography ever seen
at the exhibition or elsewhere.

Tt has been annownted that H. J.
Logan, M.P, for Cumberland, will
accompany the Minister of Trade
and Commezce to the West Indies
to negotiate a new reciprocal treaty
with those islands. The peneral
purpose of the visit is to admit
West Indian commodities free in re-
turn for Canadian manufacturers
receiving similar treatment, the pro-

‘duets of the two countries being

entirely dissimilar. It is also hoped
to build up a direct system of im-
portations through Canadian ports

dnstead of through the United
. States, by which route a great pro-
portion of West Indian products

now come to Canada.

The Canadian Pacific Railway
has appointed P. A. Cox, general
agent, to be assistant Oriental man-
ager, at Shanghai, and ER L
Sturdee, acting general passengers
agent for the Orient, to be ‘general

passenger agent for the Orient, with

headquarters at: Hongkong. Leo
Solloway, recently appointed asiatic
freight agent, with offiees at Mont-
real, and supervision over Oriental
and Australasian traffic via Pacific
ports, has the distinction of being
the youngest official in the Cana-
dian Pacific Service. He was dort
in Vancouver, in 1895, and has been

in the steamship freight service 14.
years, ae mn

The winnets of the’ Ganadian Pa-
‘cific ‘Railway's. Ontario: bungalow
camps fishing | trophy competitions

1 fot 1924 were. announced ‘recently,

Phe: ‘French: . River. competition re-
“wulted , ‘in two. competitors: turning |.
~in fish alnost: identically alike,”
. this contest-a tle waa declared, The

In

‘ successful : ‘anglers were DW. L
Hawking,’ ‘New. York City, and H.
H, Champ, Hamilton, Ontario, each
entering a amall mouth base. weigh-
‘ing exactly’ ‘4 ‘pounds. °
fish at Nipigon River Camp jras
a 6 pound, 10 ounce trowt,' canghit by.

William, Metzger, Detrolt, “Michigan, :
(isa "of. the '|~
_Waoda).. trophy was. wen, by., ae A

The Devil’s Gap

‘Furlong, Winnipeg, Manitoba,, who
aritered +a. _rnvsealunge Weighing 20,

The: winning :

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Wm. Grant’s
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‘BOOT AND SHOE

Repairing |

Never-Slip Ice Creepers
always in stock

Agent for—
WHITE ondss RUBBER REPAIR

G. W. Dungate

HAZELTON, B.C,

SPECIAL LIQUEUR: ++ $4.25: Bottle
A. H. M., 20 YEARS, . aeere .. $4.75 Bottle

This. advertisement is not. ot published or
displayed by the. Liquors Control Board or
by. ‘the Goyernment! OfB rit tish Columbia,

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Sorrel horse, white fore-

brand. “Ton left
Bulkley Valley

Kindly. notify own-

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