Loggers, Farmers, Town People.
| Gooda always fresh and reliable

Fresh Ment ‘Fresh Fish * Smoked Fish ; “Fresh Friite :
Flour and Feed, Groceries, ‘Dry Goods, Hard- :
ware, Mens Clothes, Boots and Shses_

x.

W. J. LARKWORTHY

General Merchant —
New Hazelton, - B.C.

Supplies for ‘Mining: Companies, Prospectors : .

; lz “Short Stories

1. - Close to Home | i

WwW. B Fenabans general waicoet
_ {o£ the Duke Mining Co., operating. the

| Silver Cup mine, will leave on Thurs:
day - “for Vancouver where he: will be
joined by Mrs. Dornberg and proceed
to Los ‘Angeles to spend Christmas at
the home of his mother. He will be
back here at the maine on or about the —
middle of January. HO ~ <a

The) Falconer e Tranter

‘HAZEL TON, ‘B, CG.

“Phere are signs and indteations and

whisperings that McKenzie King will
take “his hand of followers ‘to. the coun-
try during 1929.
The atock: gamblers on. the. New
[York exchange got a ‘hard dose over i
{the week end: Many who had. plan-
ned on great holiday expenditures will
be.lucky if they-do not hare to get in-

- That Christmas Present

_ Something Good. ‘Something Extra. Snappy
_ The Man’ 8 Store--€. Ww. Dawson’ S.

to the bread line. oy _ ; i

‘ poo
_

The Felix: Bridge Club met at the

Steamship and Train Service

8. &, Prince Rupert will sail from Prince Rupert
for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle and intermediate
points, each Friday, 9.00 a. m,

For Stewart and Anyox, Wednesday, 10.00 p.m,

For NORTH and SOUTH QUEEN | CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS, fortnightly. |

. Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:

Eastbound, Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 7.20 p. m, oe
Westbound, Tuesday,. Thursday, Sunday, 7. 51 ‘@. TM.

For Atlantic steamehip sailings or farther information apply to any Canadian National Agen
R. F., McNaughton,

District ‘Paasenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C."

home of Mra,’ Sargent last Thursday
evening when Mrs. Sharpe won the
first prize and Mrs. Anderson the
second. Mrs. Anderson also won the
grand prize for the month.. The. club
will meet at Mrs. Anderson's this week

the

Flashlights __

The Kitten’s Bridge Club has dis-
continued its’ meetings until after the
Christmas holidays. -

For the girls a and the ladies there j is nothing batter’ or”
-nieer that our Fancy Boxes of High Class Chocolates. : : All
prices according to size of box. a oo

Gifts for. the men is what'we: specialize i in. We want °
ladies‘to come and see what we have. .-- “ :
Everything for Smokers and everything is ‘good. oo re
‘Thermos Bottles A

" many novelties”

A:

Clocks and’ :

Ata. meeting of the ladies who put
on the joint bazaer in Hazelton last
Friday night it was decided to hold a

tea and sale of work on St. Valentie’s

Day. At ‘that time the. articcles left |

over from the bazaar will be offered
for sale, The meeting. was held Mon-

‘MINERAL ACT:
day night at the parsonage. . —

Certifieate of Improvements

¢ ADIA

BRITISH COLUMBIA CO

To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau; Skagway, Nov. 14, Dee, 1, 16, 29,

To Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, November 4, 18; December 6, 19.

5. 5. Princesa Royal for Butedale, Kast Bella Bella, Ocean Falls, Swan-
son Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver every Friday at 10 a. m,

Visit the mountain resorts de Luxe—Banif and Lake Louise
GENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information. f
W C. Orchard, corner Thied Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

N PACIFIC.

AST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

Christmas Gifts.
and Decorations

You haven never deliberately let - Christmas: go by.

- and you are not going tothis vear, Why, delay? Our
' new goods are now: all here. Come in and see them.
There are are: lots: of new ideas.

| Toys “Games _ - Musical Instruments. and
’ . Noise Makers from a few. cents upward.

- CANDIES—The j joy of |
oo try: your. wife with a nice’ fancy boxe:
«Stationery. Fancy Goods “Useful Goods”

2 Christmas Trees. ‘Tinsel “Ormanients and.
- Balloons and Crackers Py 7

Books - for Young and. for the Others ” “Booke

every girl's heart, ‘and’

Drugs, Stationery, Toilet: tl ‘Mag
: Records, aiid ce Su

|At $1 a ‘year ond three ‘years: “for: $2

* bring the farmer: better, dividends thon
“Jone hundred dollars. in the bank, ‘The
| €armers’. oWwiyes, daugliters. and:

fa dance in. Assenibly Hall © on. New
i} ear's™ “Eve...

She Re ’
2 ne ‘gor’ Prince, Rupert after’ having

‘ pent sevefial aontlis a Havélton,

A, plexion hy ‘geasionally’ ‘walking: five ov.
. ten miles, ‘ast ce lot of. arug store, .

t think. about: ‘shen. he. reads. that bank,!

' There was a board meeting in con-{ i. Lf menue o
nection with the Hazelton Hospital. on vos - Lee ; 7
Monday night when | Reneral business “NOTICE
was discussed. —_—

es

; Topsey Mineral Claim, situated in
On - Monday night a man. arrived' in |the Omineca Mining Division of Oaa-
Hazelton to complete the tnstellation

: Mountain Hazelton. .
of the furnace at the hospital. Take Notice: that Frederick Nash. of
Terrace, B..C.,‘agent for James Dyer;
Free Miner's Certificate’ No,’ 1649D,

and Martin Cain, Free Miner's’ Certi-

Miss Costell has completed her’ time
at the, Hazelton hospital and left Mon-

sair District,. located on ‘Four: Mile ‘

day night for her home at Evelyn, It
is understood that she will take a tem-
porary position at the Smithers: hos-
pital,

The whole ¢ Dominion is talking of the
great improvements in the Family
Herald ond Weekly Star, Montreal.

it is the farmers highest dividend ‘pay-

ald and Weekly. Star of Montreal will

ing investment, and the family fircte |
‘| gets with it the best of all inagnaines
‘| free. : ‘ et

One dollar invested In a year's 5 stb
seription to the improved Family ‘Her:

ficate No, 5228D, intend - sixty. days
from the date hereof, to xpply to. the
Mining Recorder for a. Cortificate- of
Improvements for the: prirpose of ob-
taining a Crown: Grant: of: the above
claim.

+. And further ‘fake notice that action,
under section 86, must be commenced
before the {asuance of snch Oortificate.
of. Improvements. *

‘Very “urgent ‘notice: is hereby’ ‘given
that an: application Will. be msde - to |:
the’ Legislative’ Assembly of. the Pro.

vince of British Columbia ‘at. 1ts’ next
‘Session ‘on ‘behalt of: the. Ohiropodists

Dated this 5th: day ‘of # December, i928 p eople’ working: with, me, and oné-thing’ -

100k for. Th Sixteen shillings to-1 Ib. a:

of British Columbia. : for | a: private.
bi -to be | known: ng -“The || Chiro:
pody Act” for: the purpose of: govern:
ing’ and. regulating : ‘the practice | of
chiropody throughout . ‘British: Column:
bla. by’ providing for ‘a. boutd. of ex-
amiiners | to.,insure the better. ‘qualifi-
cation | und: standing of. persons: Drac-
tieing and holding ‘theniselves out: ‘ng

sone,
get free, ‘the, ‘best. magazine extant,

The: Citizens of. Hazelton. will: give

Fuller particulars Moxt
week. oh] dn. British Columbia: and the Yepisira-
| ton and: ‘Heensing: or® practition Bnd
for. the Incorporation: of ‘the :i
und . licettsed =: clilropodlats *-o:
‘| Columbia ‘into a’ body corporate inde
'|the>name- of “The ‘British’ Columb!
Chiropody “Association, with: ‘powers 0
acquiring, holding - and © disposing.’ “of
teal and | personal. property, ‘flxtug anc’
collecting: of examination. regtatrat
and: enrollment: fees, the Issuing :i:
tifientes of registration aud
and: admission ‘of* candidates;
elplining: and. contro -of niet

fall:

to

or ‘Gareron - ‘lett Tuesday: ‘morn-

“Mother kept. that schoolgirl’ 60

Avéat does a. “buelket ‘ehop: ropletsr

yet: ‘unable.to get Inbor, Of fone (hing ”

“4 practleing the profession of .chiropody |.

“AL Winnipeg. on: the way tome: wwe
Sa the: ‘Man. who had fixed us’ up. g0- .
ing’ out. He looked’ a iitile careworn,
and when we told him how we had got ~
on, he said, “Well, I hope you Will tell’.
them ° alk” about’ that at home, because.
theré are ‘olneredible Stories going back”:
to England now. about the behavior of!
the Canadian - farmers. ; “What. with; .
5 aaa —' The _—
Sentence: ‘berdy:. tieeded! ‘finishing. We.
may have been lucky ia the farma wei J
got on. to.but T saw something of. other: ‘
;-and heard, a. good. deal. from:

oby ious. enough—that in the. hor:
‘on inexperienced man! ean get
Work at. a good wage. und ‘under’ good”
conditions. Je he: will go out ‘West and.

day. seeined to mé pretty high pay’ for”
& min who had never: done. farin work. _
in ‘his life 3 “yet. there. were ‘farmers in: ‘es
Saskatoon, offering $6.00 to. 26 shillings |
a day. just. before we came home, and.

am: ‘eertnin—that, for. the few:

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