1 THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1929 | 0°" 07

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HAZELTON THEATRE
Saturday, December 7
Two Shows---2.00 p. m. and 8,00 p. m. SHARP

The most tremendous success of stage records has been made into
the wonder praduction of film history! Scenes such ag have never -
before been flashed on ihe screen—momnts of unforgettable drama
_ and beauty—the galley-elavesthe sea-fight, the famous chariot race

and a thousand other thrills —tumble over one aapiher i hewilder
ing srofusion! .

One of the Really Great Pistures
which you cannot afford to miss.

noon show, as many as possible.

_ You will confer‘a favor by attending the after- “

he a

Steamship and Train Service

and Sunday 10.00 p.m.
For Anyox each Wednesday 4.00 p.m.

nightly.

Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vancourver, Vic-.
torla, Seattle and intermediate points each Thursday

For Stewart, Wednesdays 4p.m.: Saturdays 8p p. m,
For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands fort-

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 7, 20 p.m.
Westbound—Sunday, Tuesday and ‘Thursday, 9.51 a.m.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or fayther information apply to any Canadian National Agen
RK FE McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

jhns been charged at Fentittun by a

A complete stock of

Druggists Sundries
Toilet Gouds: Stationery.
Kodaks and Films: aan

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by |
three registered pharmacists,

Drugs “Candy —

“We pa Pp ot postage on. mail orders’ when orders:

pb by au ent cash, otherwise sent C. O, dD. “7, pareel post,

ORMES LIMITED.

. The Pioneer Druggiste The Rexall Store |

_ Prince Rupert, B. C.

TH REXALL DRUG STORE 9

are aeeofapeniea '

Some sugrestions for Christmas baying

tationery. Chocolates — “Toilet

oods Novelties . Wrappings —
and Decorations -

p-to-Date Pings Store.
HAZELTON, B.C,

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‘and then left him with’ only- his: over

‘feral other times to annoy the old: doc-

‘la: Vancouver lawyer, is locking after
‘|the prisoner's interests. :
“| sed is out on bail::

‘| tor Stratfdrd, Ont, ‘to. spend Ohrist:.
jmas Ww ith his mother.

‘|Ieft o conple of weeks ggo for. Hdmon-
‘}ton to attend: a. meeting’ of. the Colum- |”
..fario Gold: ‘Mining’ Co, was’ taken Mi]: -
on the train and: was: removed to: the |-. °
hospital | ‘at’ Edmonton... ’ The: ‘meeting:|’

. ‘Willman. returned ‘to Usle.:

: came ‘back. to her’
connt: of ‘the ° :vexry serious, ‘illness. of
“(hey father, George “Hall,”
., | Deen “a “patient, ‘in the; h
number of Weeks. :

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Close to Home

Don't forget the Bazaar in Hazelton
on Friday evening, December 6th.
There will be stalls with articles ‘auit-
able for gifts; home-cooking, Candy
and Flowers, also all the usual and the
special stunts to provide fun for every-
one. Come and have a jolly time.. 203

Capt. G, ©, Mortimer, the newly
appointed Indian Agent, arrived in
Hazelton last Wednesday night and
on Thursday in company with Mr.
Hyde,“ he motored to : several points
in the district that could ‘be reached
‘by car. The roads would not permit
of much travel at this’ particular sea- |t
von, © O. Perry of - Victoria, assist-
ant. connnissioner,- and formerly’
Prince Rupert, was here with Capt.
Mortimer for a few: days.’ oe

The heaviest rain that has visited
this district for several years fell

it but there was something. over two.
inches of water and it did a. wonder-
ful lot of good. :

L. W..
Rupert spent a day. or two in town
last week.

At the annual meeting of the Stew-
art: hospital hoard recently Mrs, Ma-
thieson, the . superinendant.- of the
nurses training school: and’ matron,
was complimented” by the hoard on
the improved conditions ‘and the im-
proved. service.

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Donald Grey, general merchant at
Hagwilget, carries a complete line of
Groceries, boots, shoes, rubbers, hard-
ware, dry goods, flour and feed: He
wants to do business with you and re-
quests you to visit his store. You will
find his prices very reasonable. ot

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A son of the late Hon. John Oliver

well known doctor, 73 years of age,
as being one.of three men who kid-

a half mile ride in. car, stripped off
his clothes, applied. tar and feathers

cont to walk home “in. It ' appears
that attempts have been made at sev-

tor. A brother of Mr. Oliver who is

The ‘accus-
- Oxear Lind will lenve thle weelt to
anend He couple of ‘months. with his

brother in Vancouver and “algo con-
suit @ specialist in ¥egard to his eye.

Mrs. Cooper ‘Wrinch is ‘spending a
short time in Prince Rupert. _

WW. J. Larkworthy ‘lehves thia: “week.

Capt. " Jonn ‘Willian, of Usk. who

was “postponed and: last. Sunday - Mr.

“nies: ‘Bullard of ‘cnigarys A

of her ' ‘sister, . iMrs.. TT Spooner., She |’

Short. Stories

of.

last week. It took several days to ddl .:

Patmore of Prince . Rupert |

napped him, took him for a two and}.

i. -| hampered scope: ..
‘"}lor ‘and Drury,

.|becoming the usual thing,

rived. here last Sunday, aceshipanted to “ni °
‘|hy her two daughters,-and is a guest'l:

old - home ‘on ‘ace. ;

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elat,’ ‘and: file with‘them foil:particulars

Gow.
Mrs. Chappell's.

to Skowell’s, house” on 1 the reserve.

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tage on river bank, Hazelton; well fin-
ished and well buil; suitable for small
family.~Apply to George MeGrath at
Hazelton:

‘Don't stay at home on Friday the
1th. Be with the crowd and take
‘part in the fun. The Hazelton Social
Club guarantees a granophone ‘or a
radio to some one, and many laughs
to all :

Wm. Kerr wag, taken. seriously ill on
Wednesday and’ was removed to the
Hazelton Hospital, His-many . friends
Will be glad to see him around | again
soon.

Automobiles ae
Use in a Yukon -

Automobile saiesmen who are - in-
cclined to Jnment the searelty of pro-"
spects may take’ courage fiom a sale
recorded by” Taylor’ and ‘Drury, Chey-
rolet. denlers in Whitehorse, Yukon
Territory. The buyer was an indian
who, to even ‘the optimistic, would:
scarcely. have seemed” to: be.in the
market for a car. The ouly possible

.|use he could make of his” purchase |.

was'to run ‘it for a few months dur-

ice of a large lake near lis. home.
For Summer use he cu t a circular
track out of the scrub. This. high-

one that the new Chevrolet can. ex-
ercise its rights.in Summer months.

' The Whitehorse dealers also report
bringing in the firat carload ship-
iment of automobiles ever. imported in
to the Yukon. .The shipment caine
in from the coast ‘over the famous
railway, replacing -the pack ‘trains
of gold rush days, : that runs between
Skagway and Whitehorse. It consis:
ted: entirely of . Chevrolets . and vas
destined for buyers” swhose . driving
will in “most eases be, limited to a few
miles and to a few months in.a ye:

-If motor travel is. somewhat. lin.

ed in the _Yukon the ‘airplane has mn-
Mr. ‘Taylor, of Tay-
reports - ‘tliat: -yhere
it formerly, tool. him ‘three or four
aveels -to visit , the. ‘company’s | two
places of. business - ‘and seven. trading,
posts, the ‘tour of inspection ‘can’ now
be made ii two days. Airplane tray-
el, says the vetran of the Yukon is
‘the . "yegul-
ar trips are helug made between
Whitehorse, : Davson ind Maye. In-
dian trappers ‘have' ‘kept up’ with the
times . by employing -planes . to. take
them to the “trapping grounds, upon
oceasion.. Ce AR pt te rm

overn : ‘themselves accordingly’
“(1):. Where a. corporation
hana: grivate¢ ‘company.

inclal * ites
ile. with. them;

“thie Felix Bridge: Gu thet, at ne
home of Mra. “Winsby* on Tuésday, af
this week., ‘The first prize was won by.
Mrs. Chappell and. the second by Mre. +
Next week the elud will meet at, nt

Three Indian boys a are ‘in the coop af
at Hazelton charged with breaking in-|-

For Lease—One three roomed Cot:

ing the late winter and spting.on thaé| -

Way not even a mile in’ all, is the only |.

| bulietin, circular, ©
publication in the ‘office of the Resi- -

‘Is situate, and..

oA males line of ="

is

| a Groceries.
Hardware: .
_ Dry Goods.

_ “Flour and Feed
. Fresh Fruit:
Fresh Vegetables

Fresh Meat ~ )

Wy. _
7 NEW HAZELTON

J oe Ham Cafe

Is now. open, Two doors
from the United Church in

_ Hazelton”

“Meals at all hours up to
midnight, Joe fam a good
cook,

Everything i is new ‘and will

always be clean, 7

. TIMBER SALE X11993

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Senled tenders “will be. réecelved by
the District--Forester, ‘Prince Rupert,
B. C., not Jater than noon on the 18th
day of ‘December,’ 1920,- for: the pur-
chase of Licente X11993 near XKit-
wanga, B. CG. to cut 30,000 lineal feet
of Cedar Poles and Piling,

for removal. of: timber,
Further: | “particulars. of the’ Chiez
Forester, Victoria, B,-.C., -the. District
Forester, Prince * Rupert, | or Ranger
H. W. Sharpe, Hazelton,’ B:: Cr,

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trar of Companies. sone :

- “(2). Where ‘a. ‘corporation,
thana_ private company. under the
“Companies Act,” issnes,-publishes or
distributes,: or, causes to. be’ issued, pub.
lished «or : ‘distributed, ‘any - pamphlet, :
bulletin, circular, ‘advertisement , or
publication: relatingto- ‘to. any mining

property situnte in the Province in

whiche the corporation has any Inter-
st or..on which the: ‘corporation is en-
gaged in-work, the corporation shall
forthwith.-file a ceopy of. the pamphlet,
‘advertisement, or

dent Tingineer of the mineral survey
district in which the mining property’
‘shall ‘also forthrith
file three coples of the same in the of-
fice of the Department of Mines at
Victoria...” :,

A(R): “fe a corporiition. makea ” ‘de

. [fault in complying. with any , require:
=|ment of this sectibn, it shall be liable
~*4 On summary conviction to! a fine not’
exceeding: twenty-five dollars for every-—

day’ erety which’ the a defaulé continues»

: “Bor: 4 infoemiation ° ‘gepntding ‘British:

; | Columbid: Mines apply:.to the Depart- ..

iient. of -Minés, ‘Victoria, B.C.

cation, -

‘Three -(3)- years vill be allowed

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