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MRS. “LAYTON

New Henston .

Pugeley Street

OVERHEARD AROUND {|

NEW HAZELTON —

Send to Merryfield & Co. Pritee Ru-
pert," for wholesale. grocery ‘price list.
It means big Toney to you.

Jas. Kerr ‘spent Christmas in
town with his family.

Walter McKenzie, of. Lillooet,
js spending. the holidays with- his
parents | in. town. me

Sapi: ‘Ramsey, ‘of Foley,’ Weleh
& Stewart, spenta couple of days
in town this week. x

Jack: Wilti iams ‘was laid un. seve
eral days this week with a cold},
whieh settled in his back.

Mes. Pasehel arrived! ‘home ‘on
Saturday, night. after: ‘spendiag a
few. weeks i in. Prince Rapert.. ye

Bee Talchell's many
be glad:to. Jearn.that.
n° able, to be aroand, |

. ry necessful dance was

given. in. ‘the. old town last: Friday.
night: anda large. ‘number from.
here were | ‘in attendance.

G. nh Crabtree: - entertained a

number of youne ‘people to a'New:

Year’ seve party. Everyone had
a thoroughly. enjoyable time,

“De “MeLean, formerly. of the
local’ hospital. staff, ‘has located
rs, Hevis also looking |
after the: railway company ssick.

G On ‘and. ‘Mrs. Graham; ’ Miss

Steele. and. E. ‘H.and: Mrs, Hicks.

Beach -are: ‘spending: New. ‘Year’ 8

week with Mr. Barrett” at ‘Dia. “

mond: dD. Raneh.

| floor.
| tric light and telephones through: ;

Jare “most: attractive.
lig ‘very ‘large’-and well Jighted, | oo. 3
. ‘The large, handsome and: beau-.

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the: last room on the top floor’ the ce
jisame idea has been carried out=|.:..
| Leonvenience ‘arid: comfort for: the} fi A
The bedrooms are large, |§
airy and well-lighted; two. parlors, ° of.
and:a. large lounging room: in each|t :

‘public.

hall have been- provided. in: “addi
‘tion’ ‘to. ‘the - rotunda ‘on. “the ‘first
There is ‘steam heat, elec-

out, with two. bath rooms on.each
floor. ‘The: dining: room. is being’,

best. meals obtainable i ‘in. the. pro-
vince will be provided. bes
--The office fixtures. will provide
{comfort and ease: for. the: travel-/!

lighted sample rooms are provid: |
ed for the drummers. The bar
room. has been’ furnished, not

uors and cigars,” but the fixtures
The’ room

both by day ‘and night.”
’ the middle of the month

a “Mr. “MeDonell will make a trip to
‘\the south to personally select new |

diningiroom furniture, silverware
and dishes, to get new office fur-

- BALL Al AND FEED : me :

; liandsomely furnished; “and when.
‘ithe place is in running order the

x |ling public, while large and well a

only. with. the finest wines;. “lia- 4

male the committee in charge. had

tion. | T own ‘people © aladly
accepted: the invitation to partici-|

resentatio 1 Which helped to make’.
the affair’ evén more successful.

one. : ‘The - -merry- -makers~ “made |’

‘the place. nicely. decorated - and|
‘the. floor was in: excellent condi-

pate in ‘the: festivities ‘and the ald:
town ‘also sent over a ‘large: rep-|--

There were at least fifty couple on|.
“I the floor for each ‘dance. and ‘the |.
music ‘was ‘appreciated by”: every-|. .

rmerry, until’ mid-night in. the ‘ball
Toor. and. then, ‘adjourned. +t
hotel. for’ “supper.

rwee hours, of. the. morning. -
wee Tn the. Dining: -Réoom-

tifully lighted: ‘dining. room. of: the

to advantage. .
served here and, to: this end ‘of
the. evening’ 8 program R da: Me.

niture and forniture. for. the. par-

ee Bed. “Rooms, all:

newly farnished. “The oe

~dargest: and finest. Hotel. in the North. Large. |

airy, handsomely furnished’ dining room:

Best =:

“meals i in the province.

“American and European «|:

5 plans. Handsome: bar |

‘room and fixtures. “The —

7 Ninth Avenue : ; :

very -Choiceat of Wines, Liguors_ and Cigars.

New ‘Hazelton _

Fem

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: he =
“After. supper ;
dancing was: resumed: until. the

Northern hotel. was:simply but}.
tastefully decorated ‘and: ‘showed, ee
~The. supper © ‘was |

MT a |

‘Northern Hotel

oR. J. McDONELL, PROPRIETOR

_. NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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natin or aes BC

* Proprietor =

: "The newly-furnished "rooming
house.
“place for you: to stop while in”
os New Hazelton’ ‘town: or district, a
The: entire’ ‘place. has- been Teno-
vated: ‘and now: in first-class

Hotel and Lodging
——- House =——=

First-class’ “Aceommodation.
, Good. Rooms, ane ~ a

~ POOL -AND BILIARD ) ALL

G . Hartley, Burns Lake

The most. comfortable : ane

: holiday ; ‘visitors i in: town:

~ turned to’ town’ Wednesday” night
after their. vaeation in- Vancouver

os -| panied by Butte “an
mining. men,
Rooms. anid’ Beds. by Day, . or “Week | 2

ri
from’ the-end o
‘laf the Nec

hundred: fou
yb:

number ‘from Bulkley: ‘valley
and. Kispiox™ valley: ‘points © were

: C. Cc -VanArsdol passed through.

_| town OW) Beane ‘night ‘on:

after, spend-

and | ‘80

F CG ‘MeKinnon. and P- J. ‘Jen-
| nings ‘are expected. to”: return on
or about the fifth of, this. month
‘| fram. Butte. “They” are’. accom-
: Spokane’

Mire. W: Ww: ‘Wrathall ‘and fam
bit and: Miss, ‘Wrathall: left: New
| Year’s. morning for:

| future: Me. Wrathall- has a fine
stationery. store there. :

rince Ru- -
{pert where they - will’ reside ‘in