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Christmas Gifts

We are ready to help you with your Christmas
shopping. A new stock in a new store.

Cheistmas Cards Gift Stationery

Fountain Pens Toilet Sets
JEWELLERY—Latest in Neck laces, Ear Rings, Bracelets
Handkerchiefs Plasticine for the children

Candies Nuits — Fruits Cigars and Cigarettes in Christma

LARGE COLLECTION OF TOYS

Christinas Candles
s Packages

Christmas Deeorations
Novelties of all kinds

Come into Sante Claus’ Headquar tors and seo for. yourself

C. W. Dawson

| Hazelton

‘The Sunday School concert in New
Ilazelton will be held on Saturday ev-
‘ening next. in the church. Mr. and
‘Mra, Grondahl haye trained the child-
ren for a program. There will also
be a tree for the menibers of the Sun-
day school. - :
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This week a contribution, was re-
ceived from] McLeod of Vancouver
towards a treat for the Sunday school
children ‘of New Hazelton. ‘This will
be distributed to the children on Sat-
utday night. Mr. McLeod has never
forgotten the New Hazelton Sunday
school. children since he left here some
twenty years aga, - ,

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Epwarpspurs

The famous energy-producing

sweet—an casily digested food

invaluable for infants, growing

children, and enjoyed by the
whole family.

Canada Starch Sales Co., Limited

REDUCED WINTER FARES
$32 TovANCOUMFR

RETURN

PRINCE GEORGE

Prince Rupert T H U R S D A y 10:30 p.m.

Southbound
These rates effective to February 28
Return limit, March 31

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LOCAL NEWSPAPER

‘You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the
‘Buy at Home”’ principal.
Tell the buying public what you have and give the price.

OMINECA HERALD AND TERRACE NEWS

Are here to carry that message tu the publie for you. Will
you use these columns?

“Vancouver printers will not help build your town hand community nor
help sell your produce,

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from his vacation which he spent in
Edimouten. While there he visited a
umber bf modern farins, | ineluding
the government firm, and he got a lot
af information which he prapases
put into effect here, Te also visited
the C. Xv R. offices and. with the im-
migration aud colonization. - officials
he had Jong interviews. He told them
some. things about this section of the
world which shonki be of benefit to
cmonspsective settlers.
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Noy Wakefield of Telkwa Jeft list
Thursday for Seattle where Mrs.
Wakefield has been for several weeks
fov the benefit of her health,

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Public School Inspector Brown of
Smithers left last Thursday for. Van-
conrer where he will spend the Christ-
mas holidays. with his family. He is

his family north until spring. *

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Mr. Covky of Quick shipped a car’
lond of prime Christmas beef to Ru-
pert on last 'Phursday’s train. Te
has sane ‘seventy-five head yet,

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“Mrs, Geo. D. Parent left Saturday
for Montreal having been called to the
heiside of her son, Delcourt, who un-
derwent an operation and his condi-
tion: Was reported as serious. The late
reports are to the effect that the pa-
tient haus so fur recovered that he is
considered out of danger,

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Ceo. Little spent Inst week at Smi-

thers velurmming to Terrice the first
of this week.

ekeh .
There will be ue beer parlors or re.
Treshment rooms in’ New Westminster
this year ner for three years yet ab
least. The yoters defeated the beer
vote last week,
eke
Those who took udvintige of the
cheap excursion rite to Prince Rupert
List week returned to their homes on
Sufurdiy uight. A number came to
the const from as tne east as Prince
George,
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At a banquet the other night Hon,
RR. Remett and Hon. Mr, ‘ascher-
ont. political opponents, sat. side De] NAR RR RIES
side. and they were in agreement that
Cunada would best recover from the
depression through | the — capitulistic
system, changed and moderated, and
nore attention pak to a fairer distri-

bition of wealth ‘and goods.
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Dr. Defoe ofCalendor, Ont., return-
heetie week spent in New York City
where lhe wag the hero of. the hour.
He had a wonderful time and received
all kinds of offers to move to the Tnl-
tel States, The Doctor should hig
good sense in refusing nll such offers
Tle prefers Canrdn and his own neck.
of the woods in particular, The Am-
erican people will not rest until they
eet inte thetr country the quintuplets
that De Defoe brought into the world,

SPOR IOKROCROEROR NIRA

GD. Parent returned on Saturday |

of the opinion that he will not bring}

el fo his home last Saturday after a

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you'and your friends

Edward William Sheasgreen, aged
37. and a brother of Mrs, Ernest God-
dard. of Ocean Palls. and formerly of
New Hazelton, passed away Saturday
morning in Vanconver,

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Olof Hinson, MP2. and Austin Good
endtigh ‘motored down from Sinithers
on Monday morning aud after spend-
ing the day here retumed to Smithers
in the evening, My. Hanson will: get
away (to) Moutreal on ‘Vhursdiy,: and
Will be aecompaniod by Mrs, Thinson,

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The United Church Stiday School
Christiias ‘Tree and cancert will, be
held in the echareh in Ezelten this
(Wednesday) evening at Tad.

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The public school concert and Christ
mith tree will be held in the school

howe on Friday’ ev ening at 7.80,
am ok

On sSunday next special Christmus
services will be held in: the United
ehireh tn New Ikigzelton in the morn-
ing at 11 o'elock. and in Clngelten: in
the evening at TAQ. There will be a
sjeehil imusien! program for the ue-
Gaston, So
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Bight hundred meu from the relief

of the week and asked the police for
a grenter allowinee. They wanted to
sve the new muryor-elect and perhaps
he would deal kindly with them as
this is supposed to be the sengon when
good peanle xe supposed — to
kindly of their fellows,

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The Cnnatlian. aig mail planes Jinve
started on their long flight to the far
north with the Christinas ‘mail- and

parcels, If was not so very many
vers ago that we did not get our

Christmas mail and Ihtreels until Inte

Jin’ the spring—after navigation on the

Skeena river opened, The far north

peeple will hegiw to think that they

are right in the heart of activities
ead

Ifns your subscription been paid yet?

When uyeu need

Dry Cleaning
Laundry Service

let ms de It fof you,

: Get your suit, dress, coat, ties
ay hat-dry cleaned for Christ.
mos qd mike them Jook like
new,

Send them Dy talk or express
and we will de the rest.

Pioneer Laundry
(1921) Limited

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Prince Ropert
Hotel

Prince Rupert, B. C.

H, B, Rochester, manager

Rates— — $1.50 per ay and up

A real good hotel serving
_ the north land

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think: |

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Wo. Grant’ $ Agency

Notary Public

Representing

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

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You Office Work given
‘Prompt and Careful
Attention

BAZELTON, B. C.

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C,

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goeds Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C,

Taxi and fransfer Service
_ At all -hours

aneeseeree er oe

W. B. Leach} Owner

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Shopping Early
For Christinas

Come ino aud look over aur big
Christmas Steck ef the newest

Faney Stationery Toilet Sets

Moirs

Chocolates

Clwistuas Cards

Seals ‘Tags Wrappers
Shop curly while oie assort-

mont is complete,

The Up-To-Date Drug
HAZELTON —

The :Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tic
kets tor uny.pericd at $1.50 per
nunt. in- advance. This rate iu-
celndes office consultations, med!-
.cines, as well as nll costs while
in the hospital. Tlokets are ob-
tainable {n Hazlton at the drug
store or by mail from the: medl-
eal superintendant at the liospital

The novmal duty on Canadian where

ecenooaEncENcEROREEREE ee into the Thited States is 42e
a bushel,