NEW HAZELTON, BC, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934

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We are ready to help yeu with your Christmas shopping. A new stock in a new store.

Christmas Cards Fountain Pens JEWELLERY—Latest in Neck Handkerchiefs Candies Nuts

Gift Stationery Toilet Sets a

laces, Ear Rings, Bracelets Plasticine for the children

Fruits Cigars and Cigarettes in Christma

LARGE COLLECTION OF TOYS

Christmas Candles s Packages

Christmas Decorations Novelties of all kinds

Come into Santa Clans’ Trendquar fers and see for yourself

C. W. Dawson

Hazelton

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“CORK SY RU

pure, ‘wholesome, and economical table Syrup. Children love its delicious flavor.

Canada Starch Sales Co., Limited

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REDUCED WINTER FARES $3 To VANCOUVER

Ss. and Berth Included. RETURN

PRINCE GEORGE

Prince Rupert T H U R S D A y 10:30 p.m.

Southbound These rates effective to February 28 Return limit, March 31

CANADIAN SATEONAL NTE ASISTEIPS

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- When you ase the eolumas of your

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You are supporting a local industry and encouraging the “Buy at Home’’ principal, Tell the buying publie what you have and give the price.

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Are here to carry that message to the public for you. Will you use these columns?

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Vancouver printers will not help build your town and community nor help seli your produce.

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Tn, IL C. Wrinely left on Tuesday to uttend a session of the Bruin ‘Trust of British Columbia‘ to be held in Yan- couver, Fle will be away until next Thursday, sO 2as8 It is reported that the W. A. of St. Peters church held a successful sale in the Mission Hunse last Friday ev- ening. There were several drawing ‘contests and it is reported that some- thing Hke fifty dollars were added to the funds. , sh 2 The Sunday School in connection with the New Hazelton church will give a concert in the chureh on Satur- day evening, December 22, feu Christmas Tree as well for the benefit of the children of the Sunday School, Mrs. Grondahl ts training the chikiren, ; : *

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i ; . Mike George has heen cutting poles’ wi his Minit north of New Hazelton for some time und huis some three or four thonsand pleees ready toa haul to the depot, As soon as there is a little

, fhe groind tracks wil be mt on and the poles brought into town as fast as possible. Cutting

will continue throgshout the winter. a:

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Brand Must be Advertised too

Some provision merchants have been advertising in the newspapers recent- ly “Government, Graded Poultry” ane “Branded Beef", withont stating the srade of these prodnets. Not to state the grade of poultry or the color of the brand of the beef is felt to be mis. leading to the publie, Buyers of pro- duets that are graded according to the stuudards set by the Dominion Depart ment of Agriculture should insist on knowing whether the poultry is Grade A, Grade B. or Grade C. and if the beef is red ar blue brand, Most of the goverument inspected and graded poul- try is marked with tags that indicate the grade.

Just as. there is a wide difference hetween the sever] kinds of poultry- chicken feed. fowl turkey. ducks and goecse—so are there wide differcnecs in gnality in each kind. The govern- ment grades denote the quility and trke the ‘guess-work out of buying on the port of the purchaser. While tur- key for export must be tagged aceord- ing to grade, and poultry on the dom- estic market offered for sale on stated government grades must conform = to the Canadlan Standards, the practice of affixing tags is optional. Consequ- ently, unless tl poultry on, sale: are marke with the grade they represent vuder government grading, the phrase “Government Graded" does not TLEEOTT | sesoaracecacacacacacecececncicacecacacarsonecieaced much help to the housewife.

There are two classes: of govern- mont graded dressed: poultry—nilkfed ind selected—nnd, again, these two. clisses are divided into grades accord- ing ty quality, the latter depending al- nust entirely upon the Jnanner uy which the’ bird has been fel. ,

Milkfed poultry show o white calor in the deposits of fat’and a fine soft texture, in the skin-and flesh, the out ward evldences of specal feeding, There are three grades of milkfed poultry—A, B. and, Special... The se- lected class show yellow color in the deposits of fat and ~ no-‘evldence.. of special feeding, B, C and Specinl. Thus, it can be, seen that the deelnaration of the kind of grade is a matter of considerable.

iinportanee to the. puvehaser.

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

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has. four grades—A,

+E. ; Geo. BD. Parent is taking a holiday |

and left Monday night for Edmonton.

George does not often go awny, but he

he says he is going to have-one last

fling before the end. and be knaws, his idmonton.

A .* *® hf ” ACnumber of loca] people are plan- ning on taking. advantage of the very cheap rate to Vrinee Rupert next week wud will do thelr Christmas Shopping

‘it the coast. - ee

The Daminign Parliament will prob ably open on Fanuary 10th for, the last session’ ot the present Tlouse, ¢ ‘Tt may be a short session ns there is some talk of the Premier goin to London in May to attend the King’s jubilee.

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The Minister of Lahor in the Pat: fillo government iis under considera- tion a seheme: to. Wiow farmers who

not have enoneh lind clenred to make uo living for them, to work out their relief uilowance on thete own land br

clearing new land.

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Detroit defeated the ‘Toronta Maple Lents on Sunday vight in Detroit by a score of 8 to 0, This wns the first defeat of the Maple Leufs this year in the Internntionnal Iockey League, and it was also the ninth gwme they have Wnyed this season. In the game last Saturday night against St. Louis the Maple Leafs showed signs of slowing tp. tnd won enly in the Jast few ser-

onds of play,

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A fare and a. quarter is the reduced rate for the Christmas holiday, going Dev, 21 snd yeturning up to midnight on December 26, and from Dec, 28 to to January 1 for the New Year holi- flay. Fare and 2 third tickets are of. fered from Dec, 20 and good to return up to midnight January 10. Another special offer is made for teachers and students covering a longer period...

’ whe nyou need Dry Cleaning Laundry service

lef us do it for you. Get your suit, dress, cout, thes “or Bat dey cleanéd for Christ- mas and make them look like new, Send them by mall or express nnd we will do the rest.

Pioneer Laundry (1921) Lined

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Prince Rupert * Hotel

A real good hotel serving the north land ’

Prince Rupert, B. ¢.

H. B. Rocheater, manager

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Wn. Grant’s Agency: i

' Notary Public

Representing

Leading Fire and Life Insurance Companies

You Office Work given Prompt and Careful Attention

HAZELTON, B. C.

were. forced ou rellef heeanse they did]!

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Orme’s, Ltd. (The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store of Northern B. C.,

Drugs Stationery Fancy Goods Kodaks Pictures Developed and

Printed. ;

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Prinec Rupert, B.C.

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City Transfer Smithers, B. C.

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Taxi and [ransfer Service At all hours

W. B. Leachi

Owner

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Shopping Early For Christmas

Come tyoand look over our ble Christiias Stock of the newest

Fauey: Stationery. ‘Toilet Sets

Moirs Chocolates

Christnas Cards

Seals Tags Wrappers

Shop early while our nssott-

mout Is complete.

The Up-To-Date Drug

HAZELTON

The Hazelton Hospital

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The ‘Bluzelton Hospltal. issues tle- kets for any period at $1.50 per mont in advauce. This rate in- eludes off flee consultitlons, medi- velnes, ns ‘ell as ail costa while in the hospital. Mokets are ob- tainable in Huziton at the drue stare or by mall-from the medi- en} superintendant At.the Hospital

Rates—§1, 50 D per day and up

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