in Pe -every: hing is 5 equa ie
Mr. ‘Melian: that. the Zcompany 8 officials: were at |
work on a tariff for. “th andling of ore from this| |
| district-and that at:an.early-date-it would:be:an-|
nounced, It. is this isort of. thing, the miners and|.
__.|| the .people generally. are., interested | ‘in and such |’
des, things cannot-be straightened. out: too svon. New
a PUBLISHER aoe Hazelton is the most important: point: on the G. Te):
a 3 By east of Prince Rupert and: itis a pleasure to
wood “1 know that the operating department: ‘of ‘that rail-
ways at, least, is alive ve to the fact.’

RW HAZELTON, B. Ce

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reading notices lic per line frst insertion, loc per
line each subsequent insertion. °°. . .

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Notices for Crown Granta _

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, ' 1918

oars

Many cities and diétriets have become immensely
‘wealthy on account’ of the advertising given the
climate of those particular localities... While they
‘all have good ‘and bad spells of weather there is
; possibly no district on the American
Ideal. ‘eontinent which can boast of more

Pleasure seasonable weather the year round|¥

Resort than can New Hazelton. Winter’ is
“generally looked upon, especially as
far ‘north as this, as a terrible season. . “The

snows and storms are dreaded. Not so here;
Real. storms, ‘such’ as they have on. the-coast and |

on the. prairies are unknown. There is.always
enough ‘snow from December until March for.
sleighing but the reat cold weather lasts for a
week. and less than two weeks each year. «. The
rest of the winter is bright, mild and dry. New
Hazelton has the finest winter of any district. in:
Canada... The springs. and summers and falls are

-ideal—never too hot and always just warm enough,

‘In addition to the weather and the climate, New
“Hazelton ‘has some of ‘the finest mountain. elimb-

ing the most daring would wish for. Rocher - de.
Boule mountain is an ‘Gdeal climb for the tourists,

and ‘in -thevery ‘near future this. will: ‘be one of
the attractions for the travelling public and: ithe
‘Pleasure seekers.

tebe ae

“For. ‘the. first time the citizens of New Hazelton

met with the officials of the G. T, P..on Thursday.
last. .: The matter, for discussion. was that of Jevel
crossings in the town.. Mr, -Mehan. ‘was: present
-upon the invitation of the Association.
‘Move.

- Harmony got-what they. wanted: -This. shows

what can be done by: co- operation. roa

a Both. ‘the. town and..the’ railway: company.:gain.

Mr. Mehan assured. the committee:.that he would | S52
be glad‘at any time to meet with and, discuss:any qo

topic of: mutual interest and.that. he would. grant
- the’ town . of ‘New Hazelton. anything they-asked,
if within his power, Also that this town was not
7 ‘marked: by the operating department. ‘They | were
”. hereto do business and they. wanted all’ ‘the. busi-
ness: they could get and were willing to. ‘meet the
«citizens half, way, or even better::

‘ing’ oward: the operating. department: of. the. rail-

* away ‘company and there is no doubt but that there]
other, meetings from time to time ‘as. cea

. “gion demands. Asstated before in these columns,
the nebile of New Hazelton desire: ‘to work i in har-

vith: the railway company, cand: ‘will: give
the @. T. P. all the business that 1 is going, provid-

. The business..was. transacted in ‘the.
Towards | most.friendly spirit. and the citizens.

AS a result of
~ Mfr, Mehan’s. presence there isa much better ‘feel-

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spring or summier.: eee
the first time anyone ‘has driven’;
from here’ to:Fort George,” but: at, ‘an
the present time the’ roads are in| ¥
good ‘shape’ and’ the lakes’ are all].
safe for ‘travel.
road. hotises ‘all: ‘the’ way: ‘with’ ‘the
exception, of one stretch ‘of: ‘sixty
tailes east of. Fort Fraser and

This tod be

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Yokohama.
Restaurant.
ae BEST. MEALS IN TOWN

: Poultry and Fresh Fish. Up-to-date Service. ;
: “ Everything Fresh. Best Quality, =
yee Try us. once: and you will always’ come here, |

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ecupied:by the: Yokohama, Res:
iranti:, After -Friday,:. Febru
iy 21, 1918, ‘the building will:
hauled and feonvertes x

New oe oan mo
ft} ork ‘fair* prices: ”

- Sugar,’ BG ‘Granulated. ‘per’ on ake

"Cohen, Zackon. & Co. it
_ these lines ~

We will put i ina “complete stock yf staples, ;
-and as the’ railway. now. gives: this town :a

freight service it will not be. difficult . ‘for: us:

to make you prices. that ‘will be’as: good as’
. any you can get.on the ‘coast, with "preight ©
_ charges added. cand the. stock, -will be. here,
making: the service: much. quicker. i

Ana: few.
days we’ will be able to give quotations on.

all ‘staples. “At. preserit * we quote on a few’:
» lines, . such , age |

~ Hay and Osis, per-ton
” Flour—Royal ’ "Household, . Fiv - Roses, and

othets—per 49 Ibs:

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