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DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
,
PAGE
FOUR
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
'
new
hazeLton
The
Momenta
Auxiliary
to
the
IlazHWit
-HWpiwu-
new
its
regular
moetlriR
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
N.
Cary
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Th
tviiv
nrirfm
Chih
met
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
w.
w.
Anoerson.
prize
winners
berng
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
and
Mrs.
S.
J;
Winsby.
C.
W.
Dawson,
Hazelton
hotel
proprietor,
made
a
business
trip
to
Smithers
on
Monday.
John
McKenaJs
and
party
made
a
motor
tflp
down
front
Smithers
on
Monday.
GeorgB"
Cooper
has
been
transferred
from
Hazelton
to
Vancouver
in
the
service
of
the
Royal
BanK
or
uanaaa
ana
leu
a
we
end
of
last-
week
for
the
south.
HU
place
here
has
been
taken
by
W
II.
Foley
of
New
Westminster.
Constable
William
Harrison
Is
baek
on
duty
In
Hazelton
after
a
stay
in
Burns
Lake.
Mrs.
Mllburn
of
Prince
Oeorge
spent
a
few
day
in
Hazelton
last
week
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
R.
S,
Sargent.
The
new
stare
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
in
Harelton
will
be
oncn-ed
tonight
with
a
big
whist
drive
and
dance.
A
successful
masquerade
dance
was
held
last
Friday
night
bv
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Hazel-tn
Hospital.
The
Judges,
Miss
CCraig,
Mrs.
Ritchie
(Prince
Rupert)
and
Allan
Benson,
awarded
prizes
for
the
best
costumes
to
Sam
Wood.
Miss
Swanson
R.N.,
Billy
Sargent,
Mrs.
J.
C.
K.
Sealy,
S.
J.
Winsby,
Mrs.
Hlndle,
Mrs.
Cooper
Wrinch,
T.
B,
Campbell,
EB3BHnlu.l
I
SMITHERS
This
splendid
cream
is
churned
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
into
fresh
delicious
Creamery
Butter.
Here
is
a
Northern
British
Columbia
product
equal
to
the
finest
produced
anywhere
and
at
no
greater
price.
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secretary,
A.
C.
Fowler;
treasurer,
manager,
T
S.
Carmlchael:
diree-L.
H.
Kenney;
executive,
J.
M.
tor,
Gorge
Oliver;
assistant
dlrec-Colllson,
J.
s.
Gray,
W.
H.
Dood-
tor,
Alex
Young;
stage
manager,
son,
H.
G.
Wlndt
and
A.
Gazeley.
.
S.
Robertson;
electrician,
Robert.
-
.
Kerr;
make-up,
Miss
Dorothy
The
Bulkley
Valley
branch
of
Smith;
stenographer,
Miss
M.
A.
the
Canadian
Lecrlon
held
its
an-
Oeiger.
Inob
wnian:
Mi'Widson'
cff)JrardafrnnV'
Thll
A'cessrttaeld
er
Wrlnch.
Miss
Pipe,
Jimmy
cox
and
Miss
Arnolds
v
......
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
Prince
nfffir
time
o
nrrnn
f
ciinpnca
Y)Tf&m
ticallv.
all
the
ladles
of
Smithers
GPrsc
HosrdfcaUn.
the;
Qolumbus
being
In
attendance.
wl.
Proceeds
or
tne
ariajr
W.
J.
Rweenev
left
yesterday
Si
SKIDEGATE
PEOPLE
The
annual
seed
show
for
th!,
to
Wsit
Ms
Tparents.
Prior
to!
MARRIED
RECENTLY
?uley
?d,
Skeena
VallT
uand!ihls
departure,
his
many
friends
.
-rf-
.
i
t
tendered
him
a
rareweii
party.
jruaiciua.y
uiunimt,
auu
id
aliii
open
today.
S
.3.
Phillips,
district
agriculturalist,
ts
in
charge
of
the
event,
for
which
$130
In
prize
money
is
being
offered.
E.
E.
Orchard,
chairman
of
the
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
city
council
has
appropriat
ed
a
sum
or
$&uu
ror
me
estaD-
ATMASSETT,
Q.C.I.
MASSETT,
B.C..
Nov.
9.A
quiet
wedding
was
solemnized'
at
St.
Paura
Chn-ch
cn
Sunday,
when
Miss
Francis
Size,
daughter
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Sine
of
Skidegate,
became
tne
bride
of
B.
A.
Monroe
of
the
board
of
-Tillage
commissioners.
,
hmentof
a
municipal
airmrt
L01
,
t
;S
wno
nas
oeen
seriously
ill
ror
vn.ro
narinr
nt
vi.
mnwnva
hn!..ui.'J
.;i,i..u.ij.
r"&
iwijira
aim
me
onuc
wua
given
m
Hme
nh1f
tn
offend
Vila
enmo
voai
'X2t
first
council
m,S5
meeting
,
I-,
last
SSiJlJ
Friday!
i
already
commenced.
.
!
marriage
by
her
father
and
was
i
attend
pH
to
Miss
Mir
ihnn
nf
evening.
The
council
decided
to
instruct
the
Smithers
Electric
Ltd.
to
provide
better
street
lighting
here.
Noah
Timmlns
of
Toronto
and
a
larpe
party
of
"officials
are1
expected
in
the
district
next
week
to
make
an
inspection
of
the
Owen
Lake
nine.
Some
very
fine
ore
Is
beintj
taken
from
the
Glacier
Gulch
rpup
of
claims
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
in
the
course
of
development
work
by
the
owners,
Grov-er
Loveless
and
Stuart
F.
Carm-belU
It.
is
planned
to
make
a
carload
shipment
at
an
early
date,.
,
Good
progress
is
being
made
on
the
establishment
of
the
local
airplane
landing
field.
Two
or
three
acres
have
already
been
cleared
and
the
work
Is
proceeding
in
a
satisfactory
manner.
Organization
of
a
town
band
here
is
being
proceeded
with.
J.
S.
i
Gray
has
been
appointed
band-.1
master
and
officers
of
the
or-aanlzatlon
have
been
elected
as
follows,
president.
H.
G.
Olsen;
vice-president,
W.
V.
Tomllnson;
In
Tfr
V
f
T
T
Herds
I
IT
the
CREAMERY
BUTTER
A
very
successful
shower
was
,
Sandspit
and
Miss
Helen
Morgan
held
last
Saturday
afternoon
In
j
of
New
Westminster,
aid
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
After-
the
ceremony
the
happy
Mrs.
W.
K.
Nichols
was
the
win-!
couple
left
on
the
"Prince
John"
rer
In
the
raffle
of
a
luncheon,
for
the
south.
C1UU1.
Jacob
Lelth,
local
furniture
dealer,
returned
to-
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
a
business
trip
to
Edmonton.
A
Badminton
Clib
has
been
organized
here
and
play
will
commence
next
week
In
the
Rltts-Klfer
Hall.
Dr.
H.
J.
Hocking
Is
president
of
the
club
and
J.
A.
Fraser,
secretary
treasurer.
Fred
Joudry
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
visitor
in
the
city
on
professional
business.
The
city
authorities
here
are'
having
considerable
difficulty
in
eiiecting
tne
collection
or
dog
taxes.
Drastic
steps
are
to
be
taken
by
Dog
Tax
Collector
Bot-.
tlneau
to
enforce
payment.
j
The,
Prince'
George
Dramatic
Society
has
been
organized
here)
with
officers
as
follows:
business1
ILL
AT
COITEK
BAY
SKIDEOATE,
Nov.
9:
Dr.
Robert
of
Queen
Charlotte
Hospital
had
to
male?
a
quick
trip
to
Copper
Bay
'ast
week
owing
to
the
QJness
of
one
of
the
men
at
the
new
logging
camp
there.
Skin
Irritations
Quickly
Healed
Br
the
Pur
AntiMptle
Totr
wilt
be
nrprlwd
to
nee
bow
quirk!?
yon
cut
ret
relief
from
ickdu,
nut.,
pirn-plM,
actWa,
blotrhM,
and
other
nkln
tpnubtar.
Jut
apply
the
pure
coollnjr
liquid
D
D
I).
It
Knetratra
the
akin,
aeetfeinn
and
heillnp
tht
mated
tlMix.
1TCIIIN0
STOI-S
l.N-8TAJ.TLT.
D.D.D.
la
rlear
and
etalnleM.
A.
S&e
bottle
prove
Ita
merit
or
Tour
drojnrl.C
Ke
your
mooar
nark.
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gitu
4kM
atth.
(UaoooliD.DJi.8otW.
V.
J.
MrCUTCIIEu.
Dnt
ddlST.
ORMCS
LTD.
Jjhe
Creamery
at
Vanderjioof
Having
Closed
For
the
Winter
Months
Nechaco
and
Bulkley
Valley
is
now
being
shipped
to
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Prince
Rupert
HELP
THE
PIONEER
FARMERS
TO
MAKE
IT'ISTICK
HELP
THE
NORTH
TO
BECOME
INDEPENDENT
HELP
TO
BUILD
UP
OUR
OWN
INDUSTRIES
Buy
Skeena
Brand
Butter
Made
by
Valentin
Dairy
Order
a
trial
pound
to
be
left
with
your
milk
bottle
tomorrow.
You
will
like
it.
I
Allo.Cottiigb
Cheese
.in
Mb.-
irawuujijoai
uencacy.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
vr.
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WiisoN's
Dr
Alexander
rilONK
6TSN
BF.8NEK
I1LOCK
DENTIST
GRANDMA'S
NERVES
ARE
WELL
AGAIN
And
Grandma
is
feeling
fine
since
usins
ia
jolly
when
she
is
well.
But
GRANDMA
she
got
overtired
and
nervous.
She
could
not
sleep
nighta
and
the
noise
of
the
children
got
on
her
nerves.
She
seemed
downhearted
and
discouraged,
but
a
friend
mentioned
Dr.
Chase'a
Nerve
Food
and
by
using
this
great
restorative,
grandma
soon
got
on
her
feet
again,
feeling
well
and
happy1.
'
Now
grandma
passes
the
good
word
along
to,
.others
wi$ro
not
as
young
as
they
used
to
be.
She
has
message
of
good
cheer
for.
those
who
are
seeking
new
health
and
vigor.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
Vitality
runs
low
as
age
advance
nnd
cause
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
actua
new,
rich
blood
and
builds
up
tht
nervoug
system
it
is
highly
apirT
womn
and
men,
too,
who
feel
the
restorative
treattnent.
Many
disorders
which
are
at'rilui'.ti
?)
diseases
of
the
bodily
organs
ar
r
he
result
of
weaknessof
the
nervous
m
supplies
the
energy
and
moti
ve
pnv.
organs.
For
this
reason
remarka!
to
the
general
health
are
freiu'
1
'
by
the
use
of
this
revitalizing
SILVER
ANNIVERSARY
Wilson'
'Cifiar'
A
quarter
of
a
century
ago,
the
Bachelor
Cigar
introduced
a
new
smoking
pleasure
...
a
genuine
100
Havana
filler
cigar
of
unusual
mildness
and
fragrance.
Because
of
this
exceptional
quality,
maintained
for
25
years,
the
Bachelor
celebrates
its
silver
anni
versary
with
the
largest
sale
of
any
10c
cigar
in
Canada.
To
honour
the
occasion,
the
Bachelor
now
appears
in
gala
drcw-ench
cigar
indi
vidually
wrapped
in
silvery
foO,
to
prevent
breaking,
cracking
or
chipping
in
the
pocket,
and
to
preserve
its
freshness,
richness
and
delightful
aroma.
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advantage
o(
low
price
to
put
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;
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packs
of
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