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else will deposit it and receive the benefits that
you should have.
PART OF THE MONEY that you earn should
be laid away—you can put it in our savings de
partment and have it set to work earning interest
and you will be surprised how quickly it grows.
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needed.
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LOCAL TOPICS
, '
W. D. Smith, general manager of
the B. C. Power company, is hack
irom a visit in Prince Rupert.
Miss Munn, who spent some time
here visiting Mrs. Ernest Blue, left
for the south last Saturday.
L. Jessen, well known ■dia
mond drill expert, arrived
from the south Monday night. I
Curtis Gardner left Thurs-1
day after completing the John- j
son-Gardner contract on the j
Salmon River highway.
Mrs. D. .1. Mulcare left last Sat
urday on the Prince George for Ket
chikan, where she will join her hus
hand, local immigration inspectoi
who has been in the First City foi
some days on official business.
Mr. Joseph Buckshorn, has taken
over the management of the North- j
era Drug Company, of Stewart, as 1
the agent of Vancouver principals j
who recently acquired control of the |
business.
A dispatch of mail from the i
States intended for. Yakutat,
Alaska, arrived here on the
Thursday boat instead of mail
for Hyder; with the result that
many who were expecting let
ters and parcels were disap
pointe ' Postmaster Hill ad
vised the Seattle mail author
ities by wire immediately and
they may be able to locate the
missing despatch before it
reaches Yakutat. If not, it may
be a couple of weeks before it
is returned here. Later— Ad
vices received by Postmaster
Hill indicate that the missing
mail will arrive via Ketchikan
next Tuesday.
The civil case of Yael Rozen- 1
stain vs Alonzo Powers for thr
collection of a balance due on
a merchandise account was
heard in the U. S. Commission
ar’s court this week and re
sulted in a judgment for the
plaintiff. The defendant, who :
is in Wrangell, failed to ap
pear in his own defense, al- j
though he advised his attorney, j
Ernest Blue, of his intention to |
do so. The plaintiff was repre
sented by attorney C. H. Sund- j
macher.
Four newly published books j
on the international topics
have been received by the Hy-;
der Public Library for the In-1
ternational Mind Alcove estab-j
lished by the Carnegie Endow
ment for International Peace.
The titles of the four vol
umes are: “Cross Roads in
Ireland,” by Padriac Coluni;
“New Russia’s Premier,” by M.
11 i n; “Conflict,” by Rosita
Forbes, and “Building the
World Society,” by Laura W.
McMullen.
As is usually the case with
the International Mind Alcove
books, the new volumes offer
glimpses into far countries and
open a new world of thought
to those who wish to enter it.
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Henry Hummel, Hyder, Alaska
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Hyder Weekly Herald
KYou Wish to Keep in Touch With Local Development
Local library patrons are in-1
deed fortunate in being able '
to have access to works of such |
high character and education-1
al value as are represented in
the International Mind Alcove j
list available at the library. I
The Carnegie Endowment is
now forwarding additional
books for the Mind Alcove at
the rate of four each quarterly
period.
AT THE SHOW
The inner workings of the
strangest police force in the
world, that, of Calcutta, India,!
are shown in the Metro-Gold
wvn-Mayer production of
“The Thirteenth Chair,” which
comes to the Hyder movie show
Sunday evening.
The play shows in striking
manner the mechanics of the
Indian crime detection meth
ods and the work of the Hindu
detectives, who mingle with [
the natives or act as servants!
of the whites to solve myster
ies. “The Thirteenth Chair” is
an adaption of the well known
stage play by Bayard Vellier.
The comedy number will be
“The Fighting Fool.”
HESSE DISCUSSES
ROAD OUTLOOK
(Continued From Cage 1)
as much per square mile.
“The Territorial Board of
Road Commissioners, consist
ing of the Governor, the Treas
urer, and the Highway Engin
eer, undertake to allot the Ter
ritorial road funds cooperative
ly with the Alaska Road Com
mission and the Bureau of
Public Roads. The Territory is
not engaged at this time in ac
tual road construction on its
own account.
“Under the existing arrange
ments, most of the Territorial
funds are expended by the
Alaska Road Commission, for
the reason that the Bureau of
Public Roads operating as it
does entirely in the National
Forests has a relatively great
er amount of money to spend
and is at this time building its
roads with one hundred per
cent Federal funds. The Ter- i
ritory contributes a small j
amount toward maintenance, i
“Outside of roads the Ter-!
ritorial Road Board is called
upon for funds for harbor im
provements, flood control, j
aviation fields, hydro-plane j
airports, telephone lines and
shelter cabins. Something like
$180,000 has so far been ex
pended in aids to aviation.
In the Tongass National For
est the following expenditures
have so far been made by the
Bureau of Public Roads :
Glacier Highway (Juneau) ..SS72.000
Tongass Highway (Ketch
ikan) . 751,000
Salmon River S4T1.000; Tex
as Creek $551,000 (Hyder) 822.000
Petersburg . 193,000
Wrangell . 126,000
Sitka . 111,000
Point Agasiz . 67,000
Mill Creek .. 11,000
Douglas . 5,000
Trails . 67,000
I cannot help but feel that
the Bureau of Public Roads has
been very generous toward
us.”
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try Vick’s Vapo Rub
BOUNDARY GIFT SHOP
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AND
LAUNDRY
Now Under Personal Management of Mrs. Hill.
New Equipment n, Improved Service
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OPEN 12 A. M. TO 12 P.M. DAILY
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY
LUMBER
In Any Quantity or Dimensions
ROWliOATS FOR SALE
At $3.00 Per Foot
HYDER LUMBER CO.
PHONE 106
Edgar Provinse
We
Supply
Anything
General Merchandise
and
Meat Market
“Quality 1
and
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WITH ITS COLD AND STORMY WEATHER, “WASH DAY” IS A
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THE HOUSE
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AND AVOID ALL THE DISCOMFORT AND HARDSHIPS?
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