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-HAZELTON THEATRE |
_ Saturday, December 14

Starring Monte Blue

- “Across the Atlantic” a

. A News Reel

and a Serial.

The annual meeting. of the Terrace
Farmers’ Institute will be held in the
Progress Fall on Thureday December
1p.

Ralph Cory left the first. of thé.
week for London Bngland,: wherg he
Will spend a holiday under the parei-
jtal roof. It is ten years since Ralph
‘lyisited his home and his. numerons

friends here wish him a happ Aoll-
finy. ° . .

CARD OF THANKS

Mr, und Mrsg Geo. Glass aud family

wish to thank their friends for kind-

.Jness and sympathy ‘received during

Steamship and Train Service
Sailings from Prince Rupert, for Vaneourver, Vie=

torla, Seattle and intermediate points ¢ each Tharsday
and Sunday 10.00 p.m.

For Anyox each Wednesday 4.00 p

For North and South Queen Charlotte Aslands fort- -
nightly.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Easthound— —Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 7. 20 p.m. ,
Westbound—Sunday, ‘Tuesday and Thursday, 7. Bl a.m, ,

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agen:
R. FPF. McNaughton, . _District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

For Stewart, Wednesdays 4 p.m.: P Saturdays § 8 p.m,

‘THE REXALL DRUG STORE }

A complete stock of

. Druggists Sundries
Toilet Goods Stationery —
Kodaks and Films

Prescriptions carefully dispensed by
three registered pharmacists.

Drugs Candy

postage on mail orders when orders. are

ep ay accompanied
vy aufficient.cash, otherwise sent C. 0.

D.,: ‘parcel post,

ORMES LIMITED

The Pioneer Druggists The Rexall Store .

Prince Rupert, B. c.

‘Some suggestions for Christmas buying
‘Stationery Chocolates Toilet
Goods © Novelties Wrappings

and Decorations i

“\ducted in: Knox United Church

-jgation was Present. The choir rend-
>, fered a. suitable Atthem, a

.|to 'f. Turner Sr. Terrace, B. C.

their recent bereavement, also for
the: many. floral offerings. .

James Turnbull of Hazelton was 4
business visitor 0 ‘nWednesday in the
interests of Hanson Pole Co.

; Mrs. r J. Marsh returned ‘hone on
Wednesday after spending’ ‘the past
week with her daughter, - Mrs. Jas.
Farqubr fn Prince Hupert.

J 8. Bingly and. W. R. Donovan of
Prince Teupert were among’ our. busi-
ness visitors the end of the week. .

W. Warner of Rosswood Was a visi-
tor in town over’ ‘Sunday, “os

W.. Laing. of Victoria “was among
the week-end business visitors,

The latest news from E. T. ‘Kenney
is most encoureging. He will be home
before Christmas, i

iTominy ‘Turner returned. from Wood-
cock on Sunday after. spending a few
days with W. C, Little.

H. ©. Fraser, School Inspector ‘for |
this: district,’ was a visitor: in ‘town
over the week-end and paid an official
visit to the high school on Saturday. :

J. McDougall proprietor of the ‘Tour-
ist Hotel, sold ‘his business to Mr.
Martin, Hotel man of Prince Rupert
who took possession the end of he
week,
Dr. and Mrs. Brummitt left ‘for

Prince Rupert on Sunday where they
will spend a short holiday, :

A short. memorial service was con-
on.
Sunday evening by Rev. EL Allen for
the late GB. Glass. A large congre-

‘All those. interasted in the ‘Terrace
District Old Timer’s Reunion on. New
Years night kindly send their names

at

~The ‘Up-to-Date Drug Store
". “HAZELTON, B. C. |

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. FACINATING LINES IN CANADA'S
: HISTORY —

Slee

GASOLINE DISTILLED FROM
\ COAL LIKELY TO BENEFIT
help ML CANADA

os oy

Instituted - “With | the plan’ of preser-.

tain: to.:the, Aistory of” Canada, . and
2 which ' are. of: practical use, the: Public
to Archives : ‘of. Conada,,, situated’ in. Ot-

oy" | tawa, | tain © -many®. collections” of,
ing the. itaminoas conl “Fesources of articles f intense, Interest... ;
Canndus eae _ It ig necesgary:to’delve in to the hist

_ This fuel-is a: proauét obtained: froin

bituminous: coal. “py.” ‘distillation. ‘proc- |.
‘ess and. when: used in, ‘gas: generators
is sald. to, Produe g whieh, in an

realize . the ‘manuscripts - ‘and docu-
ments . which are: a importance. to
2 ‘What. are

- ‘eoin yathol, penn 1g an. -eeopomie
fuels, ae

_ {1840 is was officially declared to be
| the -provinee: of: ‘Canada..

“frecords ‘oF: judicial,
. : minor admninistrative, character ‘are: 2 in

| ving all. government ‘records: which Der: |.

tory of the. formation: of. Canada ‘tof:

uohe

. Many ‘papers ‘ot state” ‘were lost. in

|to France, - The - original .. -papers of
the regime” of 1760 are “in: Paris. Local
“‘seigneurial ‘and.

Quebec, . :
In: 1871 ae petition. signed, ‘by: “gehol- |
ars ‘ghd . writers” was -Dresented par.
lament, asking aecess, to: the: ‘historical, ta

: Lord: itinto,, ‘governor-general of
Canada, . in: 4980. showed: interest dn. ‘the
compiling’ of: records: and ‘it. Was due. to.
his zeal that the ‘present: building: was’

{built.. ‘Through, ‘his influence oa

News from Terrace ji: fed tne!
to ‘Upper’ ‘and: Lowe “Canaan aid. in [EY
the British. Army-: in’ North’: “America, Be
from the. end -of- thé American * “Rer- |:J-
olntion -war.to the withdrawal of the

[lish period, maps and charts, ‘hand-

a total value in 1928 of Sue 867, 053,
his period and: others were taken: back |.”

recalled to .publ:c notice ‘this.sum- ©:
'|<mer by, the ‘Alpine Club: of ‘Conada-.
|) whieh: is: holding its. annual jentin.
“| from’ July 15 to July 31 on the sita.--
Of the old raliway village‘o? Rovers: ”
Pasa near’ Glacier, B.C.,,at the waest-:
ern opening of the Connanatit: Tun-
nel on the. main’ line: ofthe: Cana-,”
dian: ‘Pacifie® ‘Railway...
1¢ commands’ a ‘magnificent. view. ‘Ams!
bracing Mount Sir Donald,., Mounts.’

cillewaet Glacier ‘and:

wadding, Mr;./and=Mra.: Cornell
‘Vandenbilt,” ‘Ir, recently. left:.th
‘Banff' Springs: ‘Total

British . forces in. Canada in: 1870.
Not Teast . important ’ among
hisorical « sources’ available . is’ the: cole

and prints,. which. w as. really commenc-.
ed in 19086. “There are. some. 1600
framed pictures, 6,000 unframed sep-

some 30,000.
Manuscripts of the French and Sing:

; .

drawn, either the original copies or
prints, are among the. material assem-

ers and historians.

form a ‘very interesting | collection.

‘as well as 6,000 pamphlets,”

youngest. child
such as Brock, Montcalm,
jfved Laurier and Sir John |
Donald form un ‘Interesting selection:

Archivist and Dr, J. F. Kenney is: dl-
rector of. historical research and. pub-
licity. :

Here and There

(Gb4) : ue
The ancient art ou: soat-getting -
Is. in full swing at be Wh with 25
wild Rocky Mo: taln gocta te. goed.
in Juno-and nearly the enime ium: °
ber in. July. They are. enticed
into traps by salt licks 6f--which
they. are. inordinately - oad, ‘Some
are to add to the wild lid of Cali-
fornia; others:are for exhibition ©
purposes and for ZOOB..

; Concrete. work on the new Saint
John elevator has commenced and -
Will require about 25,000. cubic ~
yards of concrete. Grain business
through Maritinie Provinces ports
ds rowing largely every year, fa

Statistics gathered. by..the New

Brunswick Government, Bureau of,

information. and Tourist Travel

show an increase of 25 ner cent. in.
the number. of motor tourists from

the United States entering Canada |.
at border: points of thig: Provines .
for Vacations, :

a

Word ‘has been. received by 5, “hr.
Gibbon, : feneral publicity \ agetit,

Canadian Pacific Railway, that. Hia -
Excellency the. Governor-General of:
Canada will extend: his patronage

to the Canadian’ Pacific series of /
.bix concert tours of British and —
“Canadian music to be given. across --
Canada, commencing in the fall oF.
this year and’ continuing until the

apring of 1986. -_ SAS

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Products of the fisheries of Can- 4
ada in 1928 had a9 total value of
$64,971,319, an increase of $5.474,~
281 compared with 1927. These
figures comprise the value as mar-
keted, whether’ sold. for consump-
tion freah’ or canned, cured or oth- -
-erwise prepared. The salmon
fishery is the most important, with’. —

The Canadian . ‘Women’s . -Bregs
Club, . consisting of 100 delegates

way. -Bpecial' to -Digby recently, .-’
“stopping at Annapolis Royal, and -.
Grand Pre en route. |. A number of
‘outstanding’ -writera: -were. in the~
party and ‘all expressed | ‘their: ad- '

© ‘noiable beauty. spot is. poing:” |

The: oamp: at

‘

Macdonald ‘and ‘Tupper,

“uct ,

lection ‘of pictures. paintings drawing i

arate pictures, and in all hey. ‘number

bled. which. proves invaluable -to writ- ‘i

, A \ compete line of ad

. Groceries ce ee
| ; Hardware: _
Dry Goods ;
‘Flour and Feed
Fresh Fruit. |
Fresh Vegetables .

War’ posers collected by Dr. Dought} .

The library has some'40,000 volumes |
news-
papers ‘and periodicals, many of them
from. men. whu are. ‘known evento the
student . of history,
Sir Wil-
A. Mace-

Dr, G. A. Doughty is the Dominion

. (Urench)- Orinola. cabinet ;-
-)suit genuine Mohair: 1 dining. room.
° spit,’ oak; 1 ‘bedroom- suit, French grey 7
JL writing table; 1 refrigerator~ (large
\size)j ‘8 easy cine ‘chairs 5:2. gramo-

came by. Dominion. Atlantic Rait- :

: ‘Fresh. Meat.

W. J. ‘Tarkworthy
_ NEW HAZELTON

J oe Ham Cafe

Is now. open, Two doors
from the United ‘Chureh in-

Hazelton —

* Meals at all hourg-up: to
_, midnight, ' Joe Ham a. ood
‘eook.

Everything i is new 7 and will
always b be clean,

“we

ook ' ae ‘ a " .
7 “7

| “An Auction Sale |

A. public Auetton sale of household

cenber 21st, when Auctioneer Frank M.
Dockrill- will dispose of the furniture of

Ed. Hyde. The sale will’ start at 10.80

am. and continue throughout the day

' There will be offered 1 Louis ‘period
1. walnut

phones; 100° recorédls ‘in best condition
1 kitchen cabinets Leopard skin. Tugs,
mounted :
form 1 ney -cldpedia Britannien, in, cab-
‘inet : ‘funer wicker: ‘table; 2 fern stands:
pictures, ’ kitchen .. aware, enamel | table,

* jelothes winger, blankets, glass. ‘Ware;

silver’ wate. kitchen range}: rugh: (In-
dian) : lamps,‘ garden vases, 2) saddles ; .

‘Treal. Trish Linen ;.. 1 ‘French marble
“(bunting .

elock; 1 set ‘of prints -
seenes. by ‘Ludoy ic): ; Velour curtains:
hall carpet, (Wilton), aud pany other
things too umes vous to amention, The.

ts eri of the. sale. av ill: he.’ ‘vashi..

or unil the goods have been. disposed of :

goods and effects at‘the Indian Agent's ,
residence in Hazelton on Saturday, De- .

2 hea ters; latest... set: new |

Don't stay at hemo’ on “Briday. itis :

13th, Be: with: ‘the: ‘erowd’ and ‘take’.

part-in the fun:

i

est dn:. “Kalu! “Cemnetry.: Doners “at -

+ On the. first. nanivardaty oO

the: ‘Can A-\.

The’ ‘Hazelton: Social — |
Club. guarantees’: se “granophone : a
: radio’ to ‘pome jon, ‘and. many, laughs
_Miration of the. Evangeline. Country — to all. OE : ;
mad the Annapolis Walley. ke

hie futieral! of the Tate Geo, Rbersly
Glass’ ‘held. “Monday ‘ifternoon in Knox *: |
United ‘Ohuren’ was attended. ‘by: n . 4
a large - number ‘of. “trienilg,° ‘Following an
the . wervice | ‘the vamaitia’, “were. laid. ta!

flowers , Anelndea ° the: ee Stake Y
: and: Dupiis :