! woe : THE UMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 1932" ere co . BN — —— ‘Hudsons Dat Compann.¥e = INCORPORATED aur MAY 1670. HBC PRICES ARE LOWER A Few of the Values offered This Week at HBC BUTTER—Economy Prints, per tb a6 BACON—Dominion Smoked, per Ib. .... AG HAM—Dominion’ Smoked, per 1b. a 18 PORK—Smoked Jowls, per Wb.. | 14 Salt Jowls, per Ma. oc... cece eset 10 PEACHES—Lynn Valley, halves, 2s tin ... 20 Evaporated, choice, per Ub, ........-.....-+ ccctusivastiise srmetseenes hd PRUNES—California, 50-605, per Wh. oc cecsssees cntcetee neon ene ceterseeeete 08 RAISINS—2 Crown Seedless, pet Wa. oo... oases ssseeesseeesreeetercereens lA TEA—H B C Special, 3 Ibs. for... 10 eee eee’ denesssssstsunevtanceseceseecseeel oO | Braids Blue Label, 3 Ibs. 0... 2; _siorpnepgngc rset i) TOMATOES—Malkins Best, 234s, per tin —. . mf) GREKN BEANS—Ensign, cut, 28, per tin .. so As PEAS—Ensign, No, 4, 25, per tim... een jp oenuessaneatencersnennensersten 15 Other Staples at Equally Low Prices Free Deliveries New Hazelton . South Hazelton Saturday Friday Don’t forget to ask for yout Christmas Hamper Ballot. The Hudson’s Bay Company Hazelton, B. C. OOO IIIT tec cece r tet SOIREE IORI A IIE IIS "The young people of New Hazelton ‘lwiped out their store and living quar- ‘ters a short time ago. ‘leor the Christmas holidays a week ”. | wauial half bolid@ays during those two Of interest to you Serta ORO nORR OCC REECE OE OCEAN WANTED---One Berkshire Boar from six. months to one year ofd.—Apply to Tony Greeceo, New Hazelton, stat- ing price. Olof Hanson, M. P., and Mrs. Han- son, have sailed from Ottawa to spend the Christmas season at their old home in Sweden, They will be back in Ot- tawn in time for the reassembling of parliament. have been having a lot of sport on the ‘| skating rink the past week. They got). a very fine sheet of ice on the MeMul- len pond and it has not taken much labor to keep it clear. of snow thus far. Mrs, W-. S. Sherriffs left last Saturd- dlay morning for Vancouver where she will yemain until Mr, Sherriffs gets squared away following the fire which The schools of the district will close from next Friday, Dec. 16, and they will reopen on January Srd. : ¥ietoria government has passed a de- cree that Monday following Christmas and Monday following New Years shall be observed as public holidays in B. G. Tt will.not be necessary to observe the weeks. —ns Mr, Lilly of Edmonton spent the-lat- ter: part of last week in town n adjust: ing the fire losses. i ‘Bliss Moxley of Prince Rupert is a guest this week of Mrs. Geo. D. Parent, c | J. LeM. Jandron of the Hudson's Bay Co. at Winnipeg, spent a few days at the Hazelton post. The Canadian Airways plane that aeRO NAA RT Even though business is not un to” normal you ‘still use Counter Check Books and need them now orin the near future. The Omineca Herald | Will now supply you with Counter: Check Books ~ of any size and any make and at manufacturer’s prices eNRKNERTAN EF ‘ Give. your order to us or ‘send it by mail ta: ‘The Omineca Herald ae | Wew Hazelton, B.C. spent the -Jast week ‘or so ot Mission Point, get away Sunday afternoon en route to Carcross. It had been delay- ed by weather conditions, and it was flelayed some place along the ‘route a: it did not report at Carcross until af. ter lunch on Monday. Mrs, BE. M. Moore of North Battile- ford, “he hhas been a guest. of her sis- ter, Mrs, Geo. Benson; all summer, has returned to her. home. ccc nNEEDA SE EEERDRCERRENNEANIPAA EE : — Doings Around Home ‘around the corner It was just four and your friends ’ ing on Tuesday afternon to appoint a secretary to act during the absence af Mrs. WoW. Anderson. . Robt. Hunter of the Royal Bank of Hazelton, spent the week end in Haz- elton after completing his business. for the bank at Smithers, and this week he proceeded to Prince Rupert. The Ladies Aid of the United church in Hazelton will met on Thursday aft. | Wo. Grant’s Agency ‘Notary Public’ an ee | ~ Repiesenting Leading ‘Fire and: Life ‘Insurance Companies “REALESTATE Agent "HAZELTON, B. c, | ernoon to wind-up the bazaar business The theremometer tok a drop Tues- day morning after breakfast and the first cold snap of the season was just degrees-nbove zero and a dirty east wind was blowing. At Smithers it-war reported ten below zero Tuesday. a.m successfully the preliminary examina- tions held by the Professional Engin- eers Association of B,C." The promised cold snap that peeked avound the corner Tuesday. morning, was. not like ‘prosperity just around the corner”, the cold snap came right around with its chest. sticking out and wanted to know. ‘what ‘about ity”? It was around a dozen degrees below zerc at 8.30 aam. and no particular sign of moderating. . But the silver lining is‘a little sunshine every day, something ‘|sadly missing since last _ August, with very few breaks. A scientific menu for five people for a week has been’ published, and the to- tal cost per week for a man and his wife. and three children is 6.06%¢ aud that provides for buying everything. In a country like this where everyon has their own vegetables, gather much wild fruit and generally have their own chickens, and many have a pig or so and some have’ cows, the cast can b¢ cut considerably, and a greater varia- tion “given to the menu. The menu published in the Province Jnst’ Satur- day is a good wholesome one and does not vary a great deni from what the average person enjoys. “ nouth it. advance. 1’, M. Doekrill of Telkwa has passed | The “Hazelton “Hospital The Huzeltou Lospital issues tle- kets for any periad - at $1.80 per This rate. in- ‘cludes office couxuttations, medi- eines, as well as all costs while ay cthe hospital. ‘Pekets are ob- tainable In MMuzitow at the ‘drug cal snperlnteedant at the hospitar \ Just right for wood saw Martin’s Garage Hazelton, B. C. One Light Trailer. For Sale | 1 Model T Ford Motor complete with generat- or, starter and battery. Wrecking Car at your —s | service---day or night. nee eee oe —= = whe flu epidemic continues in parts ‘of the district but it is "generally. of a mild nature. For the first couple of days the patient is. sick, but not. suffer- ing after that. ; The W. A. to the H. H.‘held fo meet- The Omineca Feral] ts $2.10 a your Stationery Toys Dolls Mocassins Cc Wrist Bags ° ‘Cigara by the box Come in and gee our ‘CHRISTMAS STOCK Cigarette Holdere Christmas Novelties of all kinds Ladies’ Purses andy in Fancy Boxes ‘and in Bulk C. W. Dawson | Hazelton, B. C. SS ee ——— About equal quantities, well . Miss Symms. of Yancouver, who was ‘Tuesday afternoon Miss: Craig was ap- Freshly ground . Oats, Wheat and Barley Chop $1.45 a 100 Ib. or 5 sacks for’ $6. 15. mixed, ‘at the . special price of: vialting ‘friends ‘an’ the ‘Ootsa ‘Lake dis- trict, spent ‘a day or so with Mrs. Roy Guxs the first ~ of ~ «the : week. . ‘Miss Syinms wad enroute. home, | : - TO At the meeting of the W. A. to the Hi. EH. held at the nurses residence on pointed secretary for the, -next . two months. jn. place. of Mrs. ‘W. W. Ander- son, who has ‘gone to Rupert. The W. for two wards of the hospttai and for yA. also’ placed an. order’ for linoleum, a bolt of sheeting,. The annual meet- ing will be held about the 6th of Jan, “== bran and shorts | Fred Watson ‘Smithers: : “This will: make a real good feed at a cost only slightly, above, : MINERAL ACT Certificate of Improvements NOTICE 2 tordillera Fractional, Camille Frac- ional, Gold Dust Fractional and Mack ineral claims ; situate. in the Omineca Jining Division, Range V, Coast Dis- ‘rlet located one mile southerly from Jsk on’ Kiiselas mountain, , . Take Notice that I, J. A. ‘Rutherford, "ree Miner's Certificate No, 62347D, gent for the ‘Usk Mining Co., Ltd., Free Miner's Certificate “No: 465701, niénd' sixty days from the date: here- f, intend to apply. to the -Mining Re- order ‘for a Certificate of. Improve 1ents, for the purpose of obtaining. : Crown Grant. of the: above claims. .- And further take notice that actlon nder section 85 must be ‘ commencet -efore the issuance of such Certificut f Improvements, Jated this ‘5th day of October, A. D, 932, ' ee a eet store ers by mait from - ihe medl- || "ERAIN ; Eastbound a “‘Pranscontinental trains will leave cvery Monday, Wed- neadny and Friday. tr . Westbound Tvains will leave every Tucs- Alay, Thursday, Saturday. wy e° 4 Speolad tow » rates onrail and steam- wl. tickets. to the Old. Coursiry- or. information, call or write lacat mgont, © a SERVICE va