BENSON BROS.

Auto Jitney Service’

Between Hazelton and- New
Hazelton and. the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
trict—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

BS. Pacific
-Milk’s Big
Points

al: The richness that belongs only to
a f perfect milk ond the natural fla-
“E vor that only a scientific process
' @an preserve glves Pacific the pre
ferred place it holds in this pro-
vince,
aa Richness. freshness and natural
flavor are three  essentials—but
they are bowsesedd only by the fin-
est milk. :

Pacific Milk

328 Drake ‘Bt. Vancouver

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Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner}

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

Protect your’ property . with .
' fire insurance
your estate with life insurance

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District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—

‘ Life
Fire
‘Health

Omineca
Hotel

C.-W, Dawson, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR POURISTS
AND, COMMERCIAL
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7 Hazelton ‘iB. C.

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> PARTICULAR’ MEN‘: :

, Will find our stock of Furnishin ge F
and ( Clothes thoroughly uptodate

FAL and WINTER
Suits and: Overcoats |i!

This is purely Man’ 8 store and |
men end youth can be completely |
outfitted here—from head ta foot
and in the newest style.

We carry the beat: line and. a
.pange wide enough to please your
particular taste in

Neckware, Shirls, Hats.
'  Underware

“EC DAWSON |

Smithers, B. C

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
J Allan Rutherford |

: Surveys promptly executed, °:3
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MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE

a.

Topsey Mineral Claim, situated in
the Omineca Mining Division of ,Cas-
sair District, located on Four. “Mile:
Mountain, Hazelton.

' Take Notice that Frederick Nash of
Terrace, B. C., agent for James Dyer,
Free Miner's "Certificate No. 1649D,.
and Martin Cain, Free Miner’s Certi-
fiente No. 5228D, intend sixty’ days
from the date hereof, to apply to the
Mining Recorder for o Certificate of
Improvements for the purpose of ob-
taining «a Crown Grant of the above
claim.

And further fake notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements. *

Dated this Sth day of December, baa

NOTICE a

- Very ‘urgent notiea is hereby given
that an application will be made to

|the Legislative Assembly of the Pro-
\vince of British Columbia .at its next.

session on beblalf: of. the Chiropodists
. private
‘bill to be. known -as ; "The © Chiro-
tpody act" for. the. purpose of govern-
ing and .regujating the practice of
chiropodty - throughout . British Colum-
bia by ‘providing fora bourd of ex-
anuiners to insure the better’ quallfl-

.|eution aml standing of persons prac-
| ticing and holding themselves out as
practicing the profession of chiropody.

bi. Britis’ Columbia ‘and the regivtra-
tion and licensing of practitioners and

‘{|for the Incorporation .of thé. registered’
‘land Licensed chiropodists of British
| Colnmbia - ‘into ‘a: body corporate “under
ithe ‘name .of.

“The: British Columbir
Chiropody Association: with powers ot
acquiring, holding ‘ and disposing.

‘real and personal property, fixtoy and
collecting’ of examination: registration
and enrollment: fees, the tasulng of cér-

eiplining and control: of members, and
of enacting of all. bylaws aid leguln-
tious forthe: general; mangement

the. Association,” a a,

tificates of registration. and “of Heonseé:
and, admission of ‘enndidutes, the dis-

Questions concecrning health, addres-
sed to the ‘Canadian. Medical; Associa-
tion ,184 College Street, Toronto, will
be answered by letter. Questions as to

answered,

‘Bach year, with the coming ‘ot cold
weather, we find that certain, diseases
return in force as it were, and, '
refreshed. by their Summer’ ‘vacation,
they vigorously attack - ‘mian-kind, Many
of these diseases ‘disappear completely |
the Summer season. “Common colds,

all year, but in Such decreased’ num-
bers that they seem, comparatively
spenking, to disappent in the warm
warm weather.

It would seem» reasonable to ‘sub:
pose that if we could’ maintain our

are in warm weather,. they’ would be
better able to combat these ‘diseases
the year round. There fs not as much
sunshine in the winter, “therefore, all

|the more redson for ug to make. the

most of the sunshine that thera is,
In Summer, ‘we ore’ either outside in
the fresh air, or inside with windows
open. We live and sleep in alr that fs
in motion to some extent, In winter,

: dave should remember that the most im-
portant factor is to work and ‘sleep tn

an atmosphere which has a ‘certain
amount of motion, Accordling to ,the

_lweather, windows and. doors should: be
‘Jopened sufficiently to allow of 2 gentle
: circulation | of air through, ‘the: house:

of office or work-place.

Many . who: exercise “pegulatily in’
sumimer, by playing games, ‘Swimming,
walking, etc. give it all up in the ‘cold
weather. The result is that ‘they suffer
from a loss of physical tone. We need
exercose : ‘and play all through the year
Living and working ‘in: over-heated
rooms. are. responsible, ‘we belleve, ‘for
much ‘of the incrense - in colds, pnue-
monia and bronchitis in winter., The

1 best temprature to maintain in the

home and the office - is 68 ‘Farrenheit.
We would recomniend keeping a ther-
mometer where it may he easily seen,
in order to maintain a ‘check upon the
temprature. :

If people would. exercelie in the win-

. ter, live and: work in ventilated rooms,

of proper tempriture, and. aceording to
temprature, more of . ‘them would es-
eape the usual colds, bronebitis’ ‘and
pneumonia that ‘prey: upon "Us in the
winter. :

ently fatled to appreciate that, an auto-
mohile weighing about one ton’ ‘cannot.
successfully do: battle “With a: railway
train weighing’ about 1500 - tons.: Stat-.
ics complied by‘ the’ Canadian National
Ralways for the first. ten months - of
1928 bring. -to light the distressing. and
‘arniing - fact: that: during - that period
twenty -four people: lost their. lives and
and sixty four people were ,; more or
‘leas seriously : injured - in collisions be-
tween automobiles . and traius' of the
t |system in western’ Canada’ In’ ‘gddition
there were ninety: three other ‘aecident
dn which’ ~no: sone “Was . injured. The
desithes and: ‘Injuries ‘occured’ in aT ne
éldents: - a

on éighteen of: the daventy-tou fatal:

jitter ‘coroners’. inquests completely. ex-

orter ated’ the. ratiway “company. for any’

apparent: ° that. ne” “inquests

ense, Was the, railway, company. hela re:

diagnosis and treatment will’ not, be

as if}.

pneumonia ‘and Bronchitis ‘are’ present | .

bodies in the: condition in whicch they |

[Act applies, also between any island:
Jin British Columbia and between sue}
‘jislands und the mainland; to_ecut 2:

‘blamie, ‘In-tha remaining: Bixy, the: facts:
“fsvere®
‘7 were: ‘eorisidred:. necessary. “Thus, ‘in no

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The Hazelton “Hospital |

“The. Hazéltoi ‘Hospital ‘tiated ‘te:
kets for any period ats $1.50 per
_ month. in. advance. ‘This rate in-
cludes ‘office ‘consultations, medi-.
eines; 23 - well, as all. costs” while |
‘in the hospital. Tickets: are: ob--
_taltiable in Hazlton’ at the drug ©
“gtore or by mail: ‘from: ‘the: inet.
eal superintendant at the. hospital,

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EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A’ EPECIALTY -

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Notice { is hereby given that, an appli. |
cation will be matie at the “next: Ses
sion of the Legislature of the Province
of British Columbia for an Act: to in-
corporate n company under the name
of Provincial Telephone Company with-

"-lan ‘authorized capital of five™ million

dollars: with fis hend office in the City
of ‘Vancouver and with ‘the’ following
powers :—. .:

:. To operate. telephone, wirless tele.
phone, . radio-telephone and * similar
servicés, ‘including ‘services for . the
transmission of. sound, pictures, writ.
ing’ or ‘signals: to hold and dispose of
lands, tenements and hereditaments of
any description: to provide and main-
tain all such. buildings; works, plant

apparatus, , materials, offices.and ex-
changes as may be necessary for its
business; for the purpose: of. its busi..

Jness to.provide and operate steamships

and other vessels; to acquire and usc.
any privilege. granted by. any: Federal!
Provineial of municipal :authority ;..te
acquire and use patent rights::to ad
vance money to any. corporation, ..com-
pany or person for providing building.
or operating any telephone’ system ; te
do anything ‘os contractor’ for other:
which it might do-for its. awn: purpos- |,
es; to invest-and deal with its: ‘surplus,
funds; to ‘enter upon and break’ uy
highways, streets. and’. public bridges
and to construct telephone lines along,
across or under. the same, or in, under
or over waterecourses, rivers and lakes
subject to the approval of the eity o1
municipal council where the proposed
works are to. be situated-within a. city.
or municipality, and.in other cases.
subject to. the approval, of the ‘Minister’
of Lands; to ‘construct “works: on fits]
own’ property; ‘subject’. to” obtaining:
consent under the Navigoble Water::
Protection Act of the- Dominion of
‘Canada, to: construct, lay and operat.
submarine telephone cable or cables ‘in
ay lake, river ox water to>which tha’-

pasiige for its lines where’ such Jine:.
pass -throngh woods -‘subject : to ‘com “|
peusoting the owners thereof for dam
age, and to trim trées on or extending |.
over. highways in order, to ~prevent in-
terference’ with good telephone. service i

having objects in whole or in part sim
ilar to those of the company,:or to am
algamate with such other company, and
to transfer to the- company or to the:
amalgamated company, “28 the. ‘cas:
muy be,.all or, any of such ‘franchise -
or statutory powers.as may be possess
ed -by such other company;-to ente
‘nto and carry out any agreement wit
any company whose . undertaking .

purchased’ as‘ aforesaid in. the ature:
of assuming. the payment: of: ‘or guare

, anteeiug: the’ payment of, principal ani’:

| intorest, ‘or. either,’ on” bonds, © deben’
ture stock-or debentures, or pssuming |:
or guaranteeing: the carrying: out of/ith
obligations ar‘ any;.part;:thereof ;':to ‘en -
ter into agreements, for. connedting) At.
system ‘ox. Hines. with’ those. of ‘othe’:
telephone ‘operators; to ° Settiint |
lands “under ‘the’ powers: of the: Lands
Clauses Act;:to ‘make regulations for

“its dnternal management; to fix fron: ie

time to time a’ tarriff'-of. cheiiges: foi.
ig services, ' and to collect, stie‘for anc.

mable:
or irredeemable ; ° to issu

to purchase the whole or any part: of]
the undertaking of any other compan}

recover the:same;to,. borrow. ‘money :|-,
to {asue- preference, shares,’ debentures. at
éjor debenture: stock. either red

BBYS
| HARDWARE

‘Smithers, B. (om

We now y handle ;

| Powder and Dynamite
and a full line of miners supplies. ,

Fuse _ Caps Carbipe Rails |
Fish. ‘Plates blacksmith coal |

sit ” Heavy —
always on hand

Oliver. Plough. equip-

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| DENTIST |
i Office—Over the Drug-Store: ,

. SMITHERS, B.C.

S Hours 9 a.m. to Gp, m, Even-_§
ings by appointment,

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» PUBEIO WORKS DEPARTMENT
" SEEENA. ELECTORAL: DISTRICT,
Noties' Regarding " Discontinuing: and:
Closing Road. in Lot: 978, Range 5 -
Coast District +

“Notice is hereby g#iven that, under q
the authority conferred by Section 41.

the “Revised ‘Statutes of British: .Col-
umbla, 1924", it isthe. intention” of: the

to discontinue. and- close. the 33:foot

ot lots. 1, 8, 7 ‘and ‘part of 6, aa shown .

on: “Registered, Subdivision ‘plan. L047

deposited .in ‘the Tand. | Registry: Ortl
‘nt. ‘Trince Rupert, B Oi: :
a , Se LOUGHEE

: Minister of. Pabl “We

‘Payliament - ‘Buildings, :

_ Victoria, B. Coed:

Ferrer ee ee ae

‘of the “Highway Act” Chapter 103,. of @

undersigned, "After 80. days from’ date. fim

road. allowance. - along the’ boundary . _