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The *H&%iaJUL Store
PHONE 16 (At the Post Office) PHONE
— We Deliver Telephoned Orders —
OREN F. HILL, Proprietor
Registered Pharmacist
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IN SEASON A SPECIALTY
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GIANT EXPLOSIVES
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WILLS NAVIGATION CO. ,
HOLGER JOHNSON, Manager.
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1 LOCAL TOPICS
aiiujipuijd U« jo
before Christmas.
Steve Watson of Premier left
Thursday on a holiday visit to
Vancouver.
R. C. Pitt, of Salt Lake,
Utah, father of D. L. Pitt, left
for home Thursday after an
extended visit with his son at
Premier.
Read hew the ocean’s sup
ply of kelp may nourish hu
manity, in the Herald’s new
feature section on page 3.
A year’s subscription to the
Heiald makes two fine Christ
mas presents, one for your
friend, and one for the edit
or’s creditors. The cost is only
$3, mailed anywhere in U. S.
or Canada.
W. H. Tolin paid the camp
a flying visit between Monday
and Thursday this week.
An interesting short story in
the Herald’s new feature sec
tion on page 3.
T. J. Shenton, B. C. district
mining inspector, ai rived from
Kince Rupert Monday even
ing on one of his periodical
visits.
Emil Davis, well known old
timer, who is representing the
Portland Canal Power Co. on
Davis River, cante up for a
visit Tuesday and reported
that P. Bischoff, mining en
gineer, is making an extensive
examination of the Davis Riv
er mineral holdings of the
Commonwealth Mining Com
pany.
W. R. (“Rube”) Hull, for
mer local newspaper man who
suffered a paralytic stroke
two years ago, has become!
blind and slowly passing away
in the B. C. government home
tor incurables near Vancouver
where he has been confined
recording to information re
ceived by local friends.
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Stewart Christmas Tree
Wednesday Evening
The annual community
Christmas three for the Stew
irt kiddies will be held in
region Hall Wednesday even-;
ng, commencing at 7:30 p. m.
A new interest will be added
0 the occasion Wednesday af
ernoon, when the smaller
ittle folks will all be taken in
1 big sleigh to meet Santa
Hlaus as he comes into the
own. No one knows the road
>y which he will come and the l
un will be in trying to locate
rim before he gets there.
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Something To Shoot At
Owners of local hens which
produce unusually large eggs
vill probably need to groom
heir egg layers quite a bit to
nake them produce hen fruit;
>f the dimensions indicated in
he following press report from
south Hadley, Massachusetts,
lipped from a November ex
:hange:
“Albert F. Wilkinson says a
Hyder
Chamber of Commerce
Incorporated
Regular Meeting First
Tuesday of the Month
I puuei at ms poultry tarm lam
j an egg 9 inches long, 7 \/-> in
] ches in diameter and 5 <4
| ounces in weight.”
J - —-—o-—
Big Snowfall This Week
The first big snowstorm in j
1 several years struck the camp !
Sunday night and started the i
winter round of snowshovei-!
ing with a vengeance. During
I the succeeding twenty four1
hours over three feet of “the !
beautiful” was dumped onto!
the landscape, 22 inches of
j which fell Sunday night,
j Traffic on the Salmon River
j road was stopped Thursday]
night by a big snowslide at j
I Eleven-mile and a snow-load- j
j ed tree disrupted the electric I
I service for a few hours the i
same evening but no other
| damage was reported.
Special Christmas Number
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The Herald will issue next,
[ week a special Christmas num- \
ber in which the holiday spirit
will be examplified in a man-j
ner never before attempted by s
a newspaper in the Hyder dis
trict. A feature of the issue *
will be a handsome colored;
cover which in itself is a work
of art. The issue will also con
tain a wide assortment of
[special holiday features se
cured from one of the large
newspaper feature concerns,
whose publishing materials
embellish the pages of many of
the largest newspapers. These
will include Christmas stories,'
poems, interesting facts and
historical data regarding
Christmas and its observance, (
in addition to numerous cuts
and other holiday embellish- 1,
ments. A considerable number !
of extra copies will be printed j
and may be secured at the
Herald office and newstands.
As Christmas day falls ahead
of the regular day of publica
tion, the issue will appear
Thursday afternoon.
in Awards lor.
RAPPERS/
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