vod | saeaace BENSON BROS. || ‘Atto piney Servic 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 Besides green -medows Where prize herds graze the phints that pack Pacific Mille tre located. Vaneou- ver is but a short distance away. immediately ‘the milk ts packed it gomes upon the market here ond so refches the table pure and fresh It is this unusual fresliness which helps to give this rieh milk its fin: er flavor. ‘Pacific Milk 328 Drake St. Vaneouver Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner SENG Se ee ee eee NP, Wm. Grant’s Agency ° LAND FOR SALE _ Mosquito Flats for Sale or to Rent District Agent forthe leading ~ Insurance Companies— 4 - Health - Accident. HAZELTON _° ate FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT "AUTOMOBILE Gnly strong, reiiable companies represented by us. ’ - Flato Boats” Local agents for the new "sports hoat Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold Daily wire from Vancouver WM. S. HENRY SMITHERS, B. C. pte ween were wa ee emt ierermarnenare inn De ae mur} b. ‘Omineca_ eon Hotel E } ae mon fl “oO. We Dawson, ‘Prop. 7 ab _ HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS // fay © ABAND® ‘COMMERCIAL = "Dining room. ‘hn eonnestion ; Hazelton 8, B. SG. 4, ltabies le Due fought like the devil ‘possessed | [his oppoweit’s Dody,would ‘Tstrutly ‘finished: the. fight. Jxing's ° Y aquak: viguor’ but ‘Wene: and ‘Telentieas'}; REESE destiny. Slowly it ,beeame evident “The King S. 5 Messenger | By Keith He Howard Monsieur ie. Due da Guastrand. was a bloody-minded. ruffin, Exiled from the eourt of _France: two years for sone | criine which “was atrocious even to that age of rapiue and murder, he was how the terror of ‘the tle town .of. Quehee in. New France. Na youngster fresh from ‘sehool was. to innocent for, him to bick al. quarrel with no okt man was. ton weak for him te wantonly insult. ‘and then kill in a: [Unmatched duel, and ufterwards calm- Ie’. plead to! an outragad . Governor Achat it was “en affair of honour”. .. He would have. been kitled tong. be fore, were it not for the fact that ever when under the influence of wine he was still best. swordsman New France; so be live on. and the people of Quebec longed either for hiv death o else his pardon und repall to the Court of France . Hitherway. he and his vile . temper and ‘hasty sword would: quit’ Quebec, —_ Tonight he had heen drinking heavy ily and. flushed with wine. he was uow seeking a fresh quarrel. In this wo he delighted to mnke. the France of his’ hirth.- : The tavern in which be was sittiar consisted of a long, narrew room reuuded by small’ tables and warmed by a huge fire of lazing logs, in front of which sat n keou-faced Chevalier. wrapped in a ‘grey ‘clon. He was ft stranger te Qnebee, and sat remote , from the eros wi. nor.ecauld they prevai' aI “Hapon him to tek of bis.atfairs, For halt an hour cr so AL Je Due hae directed his sneer xt his silent guest. Finally, seeing” that he could not foce a quarrel by: words plone, he strode 3 (mp hehind ‘the sented man and bumped ronghly ngeainst hin, “You, dranken lout!" he eursed, “How dare you sit there and steal the heat of the fives from your detters.” At this wanton. self up to bis’ fall height, Jooked his tormentor full in the eye. | * “Sir l? he said sternly, “Iam at pre- sent engaged on tue business of my minster, lis with every drunken tavern ruftin.” ML le Due's mocking lnughter yang out loud. The stranger's Tace grew sterner and more compelling, “But,” he continued ealmly, louleing straight into the flushed’ ‘und mocking faee of the other, binder me in my business [ will deal with you as you deserve. Out of my way, you dog!”, His hand flew. to his. aword-hilt and the blade glittered in-the firtlight: way or uny cother suited him. Once more victim to his deadly skill should lie in the Quebee graveyard to bear niute witness to the tervor of his name. He drew-his own sword ind opposed the stranger's exit.. »*Yau called me -n dog, I think,” ” he said with a sheer, “beware then, for this dag can hite,”- aA tlashiug thast. of the stianger’ 8 Jsword was lis only answer, nud to this “lhe replied with ‘n, suvage parry. In at. moment the two sw ards men were en- esugged ina terrific encounter. ; ; The! onlodkers erwded front, their to watch, the strange fight, M, ‘using Hehteding thrusts and -flerce ‘vounters,. 6 hich, if they ‘had. ‘renched Ihensenger. fought bulk to'-the ‘spectators ' that the sriinger must Wide ody te ee “Mle. Due: also: must. have: realized | ‘| that he hud mitt; his master at last, for |. with 1, terr’ ible: curse he lept: forward in’ a ‘fined furious - nktuck—to * stagger |’ Continued: from. page 6. ago in all]. o2 the people .ot-| {New France suffer for his exile fron sur: inst, which was]. Siobviousiy only an excuse to quarvel,| | the stringer: turned wid drawing him-|. tary at t Government or Sto r Parlors... This ates» 13 not peblished o or ¢ displayed by the Liquoe Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. a "Miners Supplies | 7 | Shelf Hardware. Tools Paints Oils | 4 ” General "Hardware Varnishes Sporting Goods L H. res Farm Machinery E. Marshall Sales Smithers, B. C. . Quatity Service A i e - 88 SC i fA 2 DR. R. M. BAMFORD : : ie = z w s 3 a Office—Over the Drug Store | : ts = - SMITHERS, B.C. f& Hours—9 a. m. to Gp.m. Even- Bi aq ings by appointment, 2 a LOE SNE. ‘ LAND ACT - Notice of Intention to Apply ‘to Pur- ff . chase Land . T, “Mijesty -the King at] ‘| France, nnd, L.cannot’. stop to: brawl his eagle-features liecame’ ‘fiercex and ; “shduld you dare to]- “My Je Lue laughed contentidly: This | have ins} - But: the | with’: We received a carload of the NEW FORD MODELS - More will bé here at an early © date” : "Fe ot ‘ . toy f, before making final choice. Dated. May Sth, 1928, ee: oe “The value i is worth waiting for : 7 and. we suggest. you see them : Th Cassaiv District, Land: Recordin: District of Smithers, and Sitar: near Cedarvale, : Take notice that Stephen 1 Young o° Cedarvale, occupation . miner, inten” to appiy for permission te purchas: | the. following described: Jands :— Commencing at a post plated at | W. corner of Lot 8 thence north 2) chains, thence west 10 chains, the: sonth 20 ehains, thence east. 10-chaiy and containing 20 aeres, more or lo: Stephen Young: Applies r per Fred Nash, ARS doubly rich | and creamy. | Adds richness | \ and flavor /