DO YOUR OWN
ANKING
IF YOU SPEND all your money, somebody
else wiT dcpoi.it it and receive the benefits that
you should have.
PART OF THE MONEY that you earn should
be laid away—ycu can put it in our cavings de
partment and have it set to work earning interest
and you wi'l be surprised how quickly it grows.
BUILD UP a bank account to call upon when
needed.
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Where are you stopping, Mr. Jones ?
Why! at the Golden Gate, of course !
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LOCAL TOPICS
NOTICE
All bills for Electric Current
Consumed Prior to May 1st,
are Payable at the Office of
Ernest Blue.
International Electric Co.
Mr?. L. A Reynolds, sister of
T. H. Evans, arrived from Se
attle Thursday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Evans.
William T. Luke arrived from
the States Thursday and will
remain during a large part of
the season.
Twelve Johnson-Gardner em
ployees arrived Wednesday on
the Fairbanks.
You’re There With a Crosley
Radio. See them at the Nugget
Shop.
Mr?. Ernest Blue and daugh
ter, Betty, leturned Sunday
from a visit in Rupert.
Emil Davir, well known local
mining man and properly own
er, returned Thursday from a
l winter vacation in the States.
Hugh Carey returned Sunday
from a visit to the “old Sod,”
accompanied by Harry McCor
mack, a friend, who also hails
■ from Erin’s Isle.
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ICE CREAM: Carton and bulk,
at Provinse’s
C. W. Townsend arrived from
Vancouver Sunday to join the
Woodbine staff.
Mis. Virginia O'Connor was
among the number arriving
from the south Thursday.
Frank H. Struthers, a former
local resident, arrived from the
States Sunday morning.
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It. J. Sommers, Walter L.
Hand, E. C. Bennett and P. Ke
sovija were outgoing passen
gers on the Fairbanks Wednes
day.
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The Hyder Herald is for sale
at the Boundary Gift Shop, Hy
der Drug Co. and Traversy Cig
ar Store.
For Sale—McKee manifold
sales slips—Herald office.
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V/anted—Clean cotton rags:
will pay 25 cents per pound.— I
The Herald.
Clay Porter, head of the Port
er Idaho Mining Co., returned
Thursday from a winter’s stay
in the south, accompanied by
Mrs. Porter and Mr. and Mrs.!
Edward Wickland.
..Mr. Wickland is Mrs. Porter’s ;
brother.
Bobbie Lee, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Lee, of Seattle,
and nephew of Mr. Porter, also
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Por
ter.
Dr. Henry Young, recently
appointed superintendent of
the Alaska district of the M. E.
Church is scheduled to pay his
first official visit to Hyder
Sunday, according to advices
received by Rev. S. V. Warren,
pastor of the Hyder M. E.
Church.
Dr. Young is in charge of all
M. E. church activities in Alas
ka, and is also an Alaskan, in
the degree that he has held the
pastorate of the Juneau M. E.
church for several years and is
prominent in the affairs of
that community.
Local residents will be given
an opportunity to hear Dr.
Young speak at the church j
Sunday evening at the usual
service hour.
WHAT'S ON AT THE SHOW?
“The Boy Rider,” a screen!
adaption of the story by Frank
Hejvard Clark, will lead the
bill at the picture show Sunday
evening. Telling a dramatic
tale of the early West, the play
is given added interest by the
presence in the leading role of
“Buzz” Barton, the world’s
greatest juvenile horseback
rider, who displays some of his
remarkable riding stunts. The
comedy will be “Don’t Fire!”
one of the Bobby Vernon ser
ies, and will be supplemented
by a Pathe News reel, showing
the start of President Hoover’s
administration and other late
news events of the Outside.
LOCAL STOCKS
Vancouver Quotations
(Closings PYiday)
May 31, 1929
Bid
Bayview
Big Missouri
George Copper
Georgia River
Independence
Indian Mines
L. and L.
Marmot Gold
Marmot Metals
Natl. Silver GS.
Premier
Rufus-Argenta
Silvercrest
Terminus
Woodbine
.03
1.25
6.75
.28
.04
.021/2
.041/2
.04
.12
1.61
.23
.06
Asked
.031/2
1.35
7.00
.291/2
.O8I/2
.05
.051/2
.05
.15
1.65
.061/2
.07
.04 —
j Hyder Dock Co., Inc.
DEALERS IN
Coal, Hay and Grain
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NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CO.
HOLGER JOHNSON, Manager.
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THAT WE HAVE OPENED A GENERAL BROKER
AGE OFFICE IN STEWART, B. C., AND ARE
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