•JYDER DRUG COMPANY..
j “ THE POST OFFICE STORE "
OREN F. HILL, Prop.
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Photos stnd PostCards, Jewelry Curios, Phonographs and
records, Suit cases, Hand Bags and t runks, Cigars and Tob
accos, Candies.
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w. C. BLAIVTON, l»uoi>
IIYDER, - ALASKA
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VVE TAKE YOUR MEASURE FOR SUITS, OVERCOATS,
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ALSO STOCK SHIRTS, 1000 SAMPLES.
WE HAVE TIIE BEST VALUES IN SHOES
EVER SHOWN IN IIYDER f
THE HOME OF THE
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN UNDERWEAR, ALL MADE
TO MEASURE
A FULL LINE OF NOVELTIES CARRIED IN STOCK IN ADDITION
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SAM A DAVE
(THE OLD NORTH STAR)
LOCAL TOPICS
Clyde Hager went s^uth Sun
day to spend the. holiday per
iod in the States, expecting to
return early in the new year.
Clay Porter, head of the Por- ■
ter-Idaho Syndicate and devel
oper of the rich ore body found ■
last fall on the Idaho group on
Marmot River, joined the ranks i
of the southbound pilgrims on
the Sunday boat and will take
a vacation until some time in
January.
Ben Oien, manager of the Hy? <
dor dairy, was amon? the num- i
ber departing southward Sun
day for a sojourn- among the :
flesh-pots of the big outside.
Ben contemplates returning
arodid the first of the year.
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Bill Williams left for the i
south Monday, to spend a per- 1
iod of rest and recreation* ;
on the big outside.
Mrs. Anna Miller, propriet
ress of the Victoria Apartments ;
in Hyder, B. C., returned Sun
day from an extended stay in
the Sound section. Mrs. Miller
made the journey principally
for her health and reports that
she is feeling much improved.
Work on the Titan was sus
pended for the winter early
last week,after a season of
development work in which |
much progress was made and
in which both the continuity
and value of the several ore
bodies found on the property
was demonstrated in a most
convincing manner. Fitzgerald
brothers, managers for the Tit
an syndicate, had intended to
continue work on the ground
i for a somewhat longer period
but a shortage of supplies and
I the difficulty of replenishing
them in the present state of the
i trails, decided them to close.
Work on the property will be
! resumed next spring as soon as
practicable.
Mrs. Florence Smith, late
manager of the Ocean View
resort in Hyder, B. C. left Sun
day for Seattle, after disposing
of her interest in the hotel to
C. M. Ridley. It is rumored am
ong the friends .of Mrs. Smith
that she will become a bride
within a short period after ar
' rival in Seattle, However, that
is rumor and no definite infor
mation could be obtained up
to the time of going to press.
A change in the sailing sched
ule of the Canadian National
Railways lhu'rr will (change,
the sailing day of the weekly
Prince boats from Sunday to
Thursday during the remain
der of ihe winter, according to
an announcement. The change
j V.’iJl b« made during the pres
ent week, with the first sailing
under the new schedule Thurs
| day.
Postmdster Oren F. Hill has
been advised by the Alaska
Steamship Company that the
steamer Northwestern is sched
uled to include Hyder among
her ports of call on the north
bound trip from Seattle Decem
ber 29th. The same vessel will
i call again on her way north ip
January, leaving Seattle Jan
aury 19th. The steamer Vic
toria, largest of the company’s
Alaska fleet, is also scheduled
; to call here in February on her
| way north.
Someone told us the other day j
; that he had sent out for that
i voung boy’s delight an ERECT
OR, the building toy. Only a
I short time later another one 01
our good customers dropped
the remark that he was thinlf
ling of sending for one of those
Toy Trains, with its track ana
station and all the fixin’s. It is
too bad to send out for suen
ithings'when they may be
! bought at THE MIDGET EM
PORIUM. Mechanical Toys of
a variety . We will appreciate
your asking for them here.
Advt.—
Frank Bowler, of Stewart, has
established a stage line be
;ween Stewart and Hyder,
naking runs between the two
points at scheduled intervals
iaily.
Ole Hansen returned Friday
>n the ore boat Chilkat from a
several weeks stay at Maple
Bay and Anyox.
Tlte Crawiord Transfer Com
eany -has inaugurated dally
itage service between Stewart
uid Hyder and the B. C.,Siiver,
n addition to a line running
it frequent intervals between
3yder and Stewart direct.
Noel Traversy left Sunday
'or Seattle,enroute to Portland,
Oregon, where he will visit his
mother Charles Traversy, who
s under medical care in the
itose City.
Old ■ i- • assert that the
;no\v up io the present is
!• greater than has i
io* i ii rul during the past
K'vcrnl vcars. It has snowed al
most continuously for the past
hi ee \v ), scarcely a day
;>« • ng without at least a
■-light precipitation. Estimates
>i the amount of the beautiful
wiry irgrri five to eight feet.
C. M. Ridley, well known mus
ician and leader of the Ridley
Orchestra, has purchased the
Ocean View Hotel in Hyder, B.
C. and will first subject the es
tablishment to a thorough ren
ovation and will then run it on
the same lines that made it one
of the most universally popular
places in this section when it
was run by W. R. Tooth.
Mr. Ridley will maintain the
highest standard of service pos
sible and will make a specialty
of catering to dances and social
gatherings. He, contemplates
reopening the place on Christ
mas eve with a big dance and
general good time.
E. M. Polley, Territorial Tax
Collection Clerk in the office i
of the Territorial Treasurer, |
was an arrival in’ Hyder on the i
Prince of Wales Saturday.
Mr Policy’s duties consist prin
cipally in traveling over the
Territory checking up the ac- i
counts of the Deputy Territor- j
ial Treasurer offices, a major-;
ity of whom are the United
States commissioners.
Edgar Provinse sustained a
severely bruised arm and sev
eral painful cuts and scratches
by falling from a step ladder
in the Provinse store Wednes
day. As the step-ladder broke
under him without warning,
his escape from more serious 1
injuries was providential.
The Stivers property on Pre
mier Avenue near the M. E.
church has been purchased by
Father E. Allard, O. M. I., for
a site for a Catholic church, to
be erected at a later period.
The property comprises two
lots and a residence, which for
the present will be used as a
chapel and place of residence
for the priest when he is in
town. Services were held there
by Fr. Allard Sunday morning.
Arrivals from Stewart report
that preparations are practic
ally complete for the display
Thursday and Friday evenings
of Fanta the musical enter
tainment arranged by Miss
Fraser, and including the best,
of the local theatrical talent in ,
the cast. A stage has been con- j
structed in the hall of the Ho
tel Stewart to accomodate the
performance, which is attract
ing much interest and antic
jpation among local entertain
I ment goers.
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Shop early: Phonographs,
i kodak*, jewelry, framed color
ed enlargements an seal skin
moccasins at the HYDER
DRUG COMPANY, the “Post
office Store.”
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