HE UMINEUA HERALD,

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“JANUARY,

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‘Steamship and Train Service —
Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vancourver, Vie=

torle, Seattle and intermediate points each Tharsday
0 p.m,

Fos Anyox and Stewart, each Wednesday: 4.00 p. m.

For North and South Queen Charlotte Islands | fort
nightly. ;

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Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Easthound—Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 7. 20 pm.
Westbound— Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7.51 a.m,

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For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian Ni ational Agen
R. F. McNaughton. _ District Passenger Agent, ‘Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Rev, Arthur Bonar who ig in charge
of the: Indian Mission work for the
United Church of Canada, has been
in the district. the past week visiting
the various missions of the. district.

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John Stoynoff of Dorreen has recoy-
ered from his. recent attack of pnen-
monin und last week-end attended a
meeting of railway men in Smithers,

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A. som and ‘heir was born to Mr. and
Mrs, John Rukin of New Hazelton on

THE REXALL DRUG STORE.

; A complete stock of Co 7

Drugs __Druggists Sundries Candy. -
_Teilet Goods _—_—‘ Stationery.

- Kodaks and Films —

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by
three registered pharmacists.

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We pay postage on mail orders when orders are accompanied _
by ‘sufficient cash, otherwise sent ©. QO. D., parcel post.

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‘The Pioneer Druggists The Rexall Store

Prince Rupert, B. CL.

For that After-Christmas Feeling Try

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it Tones up the System and Enriches the Blood

_ The Up-to-Date Drug Store
PIAZELTON, B.C.

“CANADIAN PACIFIC.

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE .

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, December 28, January. 11, 25

To Vancouver, Victoria: and Seattle, January I, 15, 29.. ,

8.5. Princess Mary for Butedale, East Bella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan .
son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a. m,

Visit the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banff and Lake Louise
APENCY, FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from
Ww. C. Orehard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth h Street,, Prince, Rupert |

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Your New Suit of Clothes
To look your best and to do your bést you should be
well dressed. Our business is to. supply the clothes.

We give you quality i in goods, quality i in fit and® the
latest i in style.

The Only Exclusive Men’ 3 Store i in the Interior

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E.C. DAWSON
‘Smithers | B. C.

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“Is Your Subscription Due?

It is Only.

° Wrinch at Victoria.

hard times was efecting them.

jeulture and the Canadian National are

Hazelton, Cedarvale and ‘Terrace.

‘ Intion ov a spray,

river for 18 years, and who originally

dng to passengers some of, the won-

iw” ws : oy

Mistake: In Bridge

Friday, Tannary 24, at the Hazelton
hospital, oe

‘The very. cold weather ‘had » bad
effect on the attendance at the dance
in Hazelton last Friday niglit,’ Those
present, however, reported a good time.

Dr. Kirkpatrick returned from Van-
couver last week and is at. the hospit-
al during the ebsence of Dr. H.C.

Angus ‘Beaton ‘Fourth cabin on the
Dominion Telegraph line, is on his
way to the hospital. He has Had his
feet frozen and needs ‘attention. He
shold be in by Thursday.

Bradstreets man was around this
week to see how the harihern business
men were making out, and how the

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The Victoria Department of. Agri-

running a demonstration ‘train through
the ‘north ‘and in the local district the
places to be stopped at are | Vanderhooft
Fort Fraser, Endako, Borns Lake,
Topley, Houston, . Telkwa; Smithers,

A food: general ‘disinfectant for use
about the home or place of business is
one teaspoonful lysol to a quart of
water.. It can be used elther a8 a 80-

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‘TIRED OF: Lone! WINTER

Out in the Bulkley {Valles some of
the farmers are gettiqg tired of the
long. cold spell.. Therf has been no
snow to speak of-and.most of the far-
mers have cars anyyay, but it has |
been too cold to usé them with any
degree of pleasure. It is. just possible
that some of the boys on the lund are
missing the horses somewhat. There
are no more sleighloads going to yur-
ties or dances, and there seems to he
a. loss of that community spirit, whieh
was all the go when the snow was
deep the nights cold and the boys had
lots of time on their hands,

IT WAS SOME WIND

Last Sanday on the tran nn old
bachelor who has Myed near Willow

hailed from West’ Verginia, was relat-

ders of his country.- Also some’ of the
horvors,- It Appears he experienced il
windy. in West Vegenia once, Tt was
the greatest wind his’ imagination could
conceive of." But there was a black-
smith on board: from Cedarvale spur
who was once in New Ontario ‘when
the wind blew. It was sone ‘wind too,
“Well, sir,” saya the. blacksmith, uy
saw that wind just carry. along with
It a*harbed wire fence, ‘That wire
went along: just as: -smooth—Just dyvitt-
ed on with. the wind V talking: all before

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«' “Gracious Dan,” gnid © the dvetor,
| eHow did | you get those. awful: brus-
qs on your shins?”
ey player?"

Two Dollars a Year',

“On no, 1 just’ re back. iny vite

_juse of alfalfa. Dairying is becoming

‘faud D. MeLean.

ment, | or nt lenst — make
possible, Q very large tract of land of

clear. Up to. the present the road has

Are ‘you ‘Al ‘hock, ;

Upper Skeena .
Farmers’ Inst.

ners’ Institute held its annual mect-
ing was held at Woodcock and there
‘Was a good attendance. The frrmers
along the Skeenna are. rapidly getting
on their feet and making good and
they have meny things of interest to
ali of ‘them which are brought up at
thei: mectings. Among other things
diserssed Inet Saturday at Woodcock
were fire permits nnd how lest to get

ing; fertilazers, the varitles ts Set and
how to use them and the growing und

quite. the general line followed ulong
the Skeena and.there‘is a great future
ahead of the farmer In that line, - The
day is coming when the Skeenn yal-
Yey will be to Prince Rupert aud: other
northern coast. cities what thea Fraser
Valley is ty Vancouver. The ‘Ineeting
ulso deal with a great deal cf corres.
pondence and routine , hbusiness.

‘The new. officers for the
yenr are as follows -—

' President--T, R. Tomlinson, .
‘Viee-Pres.—L. Dutton.
Secretary—W, C Little.
Divectors—Roy Mauve, Pp. Andsows,

ensaig

Auditor—A. 8, ‘Lordit, ©

The farmers ‘along the Skoena are
alive to the importance Gi Ine BPareo
River railway: tray elling town the <.
N..R. to: Prince Rupert and to show
their interest and their Dprechaition
of what is being done along the line of
gettlng the road started he | farmers
voted $5,00-to the funds ‘of the Peace
River Outlet Association. The funds
of the Association are in good shape
and all the members aie looking for-
ward to a prosperous year in 1930,
Whn the mnin highway gets far
enough advanced 50 that the settlers
long the river ean use it there will
be several more. ears purebased and
the highway will also open for sectle-
setilement

the best quality and that is easy to

been regarded pretiy much as a joe
by the settlers. It has taken longer

_ Had Good Year

Last week the Upper Skeenn Iar-,

the most ud best ‘results from burn-

a ae a ns em cee ed em wots oe ed

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GEN ERAL
“MERCHANT

_A complete line of

_Groceries -
“Hardware.

Dry Goods

Flour and Feed
Fresh Fruit.
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Meat

W. J. Larkworthy
NEW HAZELTON

Joe Ham Cafe

Is now open. Two doors
from the United Church in

Hazelton

Meals at all hours up to
midnight, Joe Ham a good
eouk, ,
Everything is new
always be clean.

and will

Gas Engine For Sale

One 7 h. p. DeLaval horizontal gas -
engine equipped with 18 incch F, C.,
Pulley ond high’ tension magnets. For
inspection apply to Vanderhoof Pol-
ice Constable, Tenders - will be re-
ceived by the Department of Agri-
culture, Parliament Buildings, | Vic-
toria, B Cc. up to noon, 15th February,
1930, 28-31

to do a poor Job than is shoud have
to do a. real job, and no one knows
yet when a@ car. or even a tig can get

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- Power of the Rural |
Weekly Press _

dver ft. ‘This year: should see some
real progres made. .

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Ul- cen io what John. H. Perry,

reds of (howsinds who live aden
in the vill wes anid towns,

politicint vhom you’ know,

. “phe jolitieien, if he is above
WOTTies Uttle about what-the city

the next tr “dn home, to see whit
farmer ‘sore.

“The hie business man if. he. is
destin tion, will teil you that his
ing on how those country people

SST ST ST SSIS TTS Tes Lee Tee

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Assoc! ation. has ty siy on the influence of the country weekly.

any, ve fares that’ controls this country of ours, in the long rm.
ds the ecuatry: editor in bis crpnctity as spokesman foi the hund-

“It is not necessity to tike the writer's word foi it.
He will tell you the truth,
representuly ¢ af the interert-—big city bapkers ss for Instance, or
presideita of arent maivaya: or industrial corporations. o

dozen cavntry: weekHes in his: home state ov distrtet open on him, ;
and he pully down the lid of. his desk at the state capital nd takes

what. those country: people ‘are thinking he: finds ‘out iy ‘reading
or hav ing, others read for him, what the country Dapers’ fre saying.

Your Lécal Weekly Paper Always
. Ready, ¢ to! Co-operate: im Serving you |

president of the American Press:

nm their livlug on the Arms and

Ask any
“Asi any

peanut ize, wil tell you that. he -
apers say} but let even half a

It is he has done ‘to nike the

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big enoneli to be entitled to the
business is gooil or bad; denend- :
like the way it in. run, nnd that’. ,

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