cme als oo he

Hard

to Fit?

AVE you experienced
difficulty in securing a
dress to fit you proper-

ly? Do you find the dresses
you order a lHttle tight in the
hips, a bit narrow across the
shoulders or short in the
sleeves? Do you find it hard
to decide what type of founda-
tlon garment you require?

then your figure probably is a-
littla differant from the aver-
age type. You are the type
who should measure yourself
very carefully or, better still,

you should hgye somebody
else do it for you. Never be
satisfied to order the same
size you had“last time, Meas-

ure and'make sure of the
size you wear every time you
order. .

Why not write to EATON'S
Stylist Service, enclosing your
measurements, and I. will be
glad to advise you regarding
your requirements. However,
you must remember that I am
not a Shopper and act solely |
in an advisory capacity.

With every modern convenience that
the experienced traveller is accustom-
ed, Hotel Grosvenor offers visitors
lovely rooms, excellent dining raom,
great lounge and English open fire-
place. The Hotel is in the centre of
business, shopping and theatre dis-
tricts—yet ig quiet and induces Fest
and comfort. . . , . . . «

- = ee ‘Lithe Liver Pil ot
for a.
Stobboraly refuse anything els

WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the -

Morning Rarin’ to Go

Tha liver should poz ur out two pounds of
- Hquid bile into your bowels dally, If thia bile
tenot flowing frocly, your food doesn’t digest. -
_ Xt just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up ,
your stomac ing You get canatipated. Harmful
poisons go_ into the body, and you feal pour,
. Btnkand the worldloakapunk,.
Amere bowel movement doesn'talwaysget  .

gt the cause. You need something that works

on the iiver ad well. It takes: those ‘old:
’ Carter's Little Liver Pills to get theue two. |.
: pounds of bile flowing freely and make you |:
feel “a p.and up armless and gentle,t

if these are your problems, —

realy. They do the work mal

Here - There - Beyond

J. C. K. Sealy paid a visit to a
number of his friends around here
last. week,

Mrs, Walter of Vanderhoof was 2
guest of her two daughters in Hazel-
ton last week, -

Born, to Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Willan
of Wells, B.C, on Sunday, ¢ October
25, a daughter.

The official board of the United
Church in Hazelton met on Tuesday
evening for routine. business,

Mrs. Peter Smith visited with her
daughter, Mys, Harold Gould, at
Walcott, the last week or two.

On Wednesday evening Mrs. Mike
George entertained a few friends at
a bridge at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Henry Denno,.at Two Mile.

The Girls’ and Boys’ Clubs in con-
nection with the United Church were
on hikes last week with their lead-
ers, Rev. and Mrs. More.

The Ladies’ Aid Society of the New
Hazelton Church will hold the annual
bazaar in the Church on Friday even-
ing, November 20th. Light refresh-
ments may also be obtained 3t

Miss Fanny MeLaren, R.N., of the
Hazelton Hospital staff, left on Sat-
urady afternoon to spend a couple
of months at Trail as ‘a guest of Mrs.
Thomas, an old gil friend from
Terrace.

Bulkley Shannon arrived at Usk

lhis mining interests. He had been
on a business trip to Seattle, where
his financial. backers have their bus--

’ * Jack Hilditch, well known in these

_jto get into a remote district in the
‘|far north to trap.

iness headquarters, -

W. G. Norrie, formerly in charge
of the Silver Standard mine at ‘this
point, arrived at Smithers the latter
part of Jast week and spent several
days .examining: the. Glacier. Gulch
group on Hudson Bay Mountain. -

Mrs, Stanley Redman, wife of the
Rev. Mr. Redman, was heard over
the radio on Tuesday night.
gave a violin solo and vocal solos.
A number from this district were
fortunate enough to tune in on that
station at the right time,

ees

parts, has gone to Vancouver for the
winter. He had hoped last summer

He was unable
to get in and expects to try again
after the country freezes up.

ERECT NEW WAREHOUST
-AT INDIAN AGENT'S HOME

A new warehouse is being built
at the Hazelton residence of the In-
dian Agent, There will be ample

rd

FOR SALE

“LOTS 6, 7, 8§ GOVERNMENT
STREET, THE PROPERTY OF
THE HUDSON'S BAY CO.

. These lots are for sale for the
purpose of building residences .

thereon. Apply to

‘Hudson's Bay Co,

(Registered Under the

LT
the first of the week ‘to look after HAZE oN
P, GREVILLE-JONES T.. CAMPBELL -.
Sec.-Treas, Superintendent

Northwest Anthracite
Syndicate

‘ | _ AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $50,000
_ Consisting of 2000 Units of $25.00 Each Par, Value

sesnceccusnece 400 UNITS

| eects ceveetes $00 UNITS
Vendor Stock (In Escrow)............ 700 UNITS —

Securities Act, 1985)

R. W. T. Burleigh
R. Rowe Holland

Mine Super intendent..

802

THE PRESENT TRUSTEES OF THE SYNDICATE ARE:—
OS. asec cee careceneeneeeseneasteseneees Smithers, - B.C,
' Perey G. Jones... 1245 Nelson St., Vancouver _

475 Howe St., Vancouver.

Hastings St., Vancouver

eteeeeasees T, Campbell

cut in ordey to block out coal and
existing in this area.

Since the formation of the Syndicate, “funds already raised I have .
“been used to drive a cross-cut tunnel to. ‘prove the:
coal exists as anthracite coal at depth,

At present, raises are -being driven. on one of the seams already

-While driving these raises, ANTHRACITE
*. coal is being mined ready ‘for _Slipment on ‘the local. ‘market,

estimate quantity. of anthracite .

pee

ADDITIONA:

' SALE OF; MORE“ UNITS’ TO" INCREASE. THE
THE "MINE. AND, TO! MENT WO! ON: FUR THER a

w BEING R RAISED BY THE
‘OUTPUT OF

She]

| Herbert and Harris (9); West and

: eandy refused to bend. Bill tried
again. Stil] no result. So, somewhat

| Quick delivery by rail or truck

‘Plot: ‘Terrace, B; 0, ‘aeling .ag.agent of

'oate ‘No. 98,164 .D, intend; Bixty-days

@
room in the new building. for safe
and dry storage of supplies, The old
buildings which were erected thirty
or forty years ago are to be torn
down. They leak badly und will
soon collapse anyway. —

Terrace News Notes

, Rev. W. E, Collison, Indian agent,
was in town on Tuesday.

On Friday, the Women’s Auxiliary
of St, Matthew’s Church held a very
Successful supper, and a substantial
sum was added to their fund. A pro-
gram of music was rendered during
the supper hour.

Cribbage is again taking 4 promin-
ent place in the social affairs of the
community and a tournament is be-
ing planned that will run through a
‘good part of the winter. The second
week’s play took: place on Monday
and the scores were as follows:

1.0.0.F.° (15), Colliver and Mills
(11); C. and M, Lever (14), Barny
and Sanderson (11); Legion (13),

Brown (12), Smith and Matz (8);
E, and Mrs. Wilson (12), J. Lever
and Bohler (8);Cardinal and Leve-
que (11), -E. and B. IL. (8).

Bill Carrigan, who dispenses the
frothy refreshments in one of the lo-
val refreshments parlors, had a big
disappointment one day this week.
A messenger arrived at his place of
business with 2 package from one of
the local business houses which he
found to be a sample chocolate bar.
“That’s fine,” Bill cried, “I was just
feeling like eating some candy.” So
he sacrificed a nice’ wad of snoose,
prepared for action, and tried to
break off a piece of the bar, The

annoyed, he tore.off the outer wrap-
ping, removed the foil—and found a
stick of wood inside! * .

Sandy—Can I. use your mangle a
minute, Mrs. MacGregor?

Mrs. MacGregor—Aye, but what
for «’ye want it?~ ;

Sandy—Tae clean’ oot ma tooth
paste tube.

—"

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug. Store
of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery ;- iim
Fancy Goods Kodaks ;; ‘am
’ Pictures Developed and 4

- Printed

Prince Rupert, B.C.

_The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50

a month in advance. This rate
includes office consultations,
medicines, as well as all costa
while at the Hospital. Tickete
are obtginable jn Hazelton at
the Drug Store, or by’ mall °
from. the’ Medical Superintend-
ent ot the Hospital.

Removal
— Notice

MARTIN'S GARAGE has moved back
to the old stand on the River Front,
across from the Church of England,

At your service for all kinds of re-
pair's and welding.

‘Towing Service in connection

‘MARTIN'S GARAGE
HAZELTON |

B,C, LAND SURVEYOR §

ty

Builders Supplies

Bough and Dressed Lumber
Lime Cement — Bricks

A complete stock of Builders
Supplies

Smithers Lumber Yards
| Smithers, B.C.

MINERAL ACT od

NOTICE

Certificate of Improvements _
‘Black Wolf No, 1, Black Wolf No. 2
and Black Wolf ‘No. 4 Mineral Claims,
situate in‘ the Skeena Mining Division
of Range 5, Coast District,

Located on ‘Nogthern slope of Mar-
con mountain, Kitsumgallum Lake, =
‘Take notice that I, Frederick. Nash

Joseph W, Wells, Free: Miner's: Certift..

from. ‘the. date hereof, to. ‘apply: to the.

. ‘Mining: Recorder. fora Certificate of]

Tuprovements, for. tha ‘purpose - ‘of ob:
taining, a. ‘Orown, Grant: of. the - “above,

J. Allan Rutherford | 4
Surveys promptly exectited

- Smithers, B.C,

COOPER H WRINCH

_, Liceinsed Insurande Agent. - ’

‘Handling all typea of: insurance,
including 4

Fire, Automobile, Sick-. |
ness and Accident

— |

HAZELTON, B. C.

Prince Roper
~ “Rotel

: aa good hotel’ sbeving |
: the north land en

Pub,’ Sept 0 Oct. i.

of mp ‘this 24th: ‘day. of f Sune