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HOTEL HYDER
M- R. JAMIESON Proprietor
at the Gateway to Salmon River
The Pioneer Hotel of Hyder
Electric Lights Baths
THE MIDGET EMPORIUM
79 N. First Avenue
H. H. HOWARD
CIGARS PATENT MEDICINES
TOBACCOS TOILET ARTICLES
CHOCOLATES FLASH LIGHTS
LEATHER GOODS LBGAL FORMS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
DISTRICT MAPS and PHOTOGRAPHS
Hyder Agency
Morkill map of Salmon River
BOOKS
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES
NOVELTIES
The
NORTH STAR
CIGAR STORE
“The Best is None Too Good for You”
Jack McCormack
Quick Lunch in connection
Specializing in SPANISH HISHES
Hot Tamales, Chilis, Enchilades, also Chinese Noodles
L. S. Bingham
Ernest AyoscL 7/an$jd
The Governor's office has been
appealed to for assistance in the
seareh for Ernest Aycock, who was
last heard from in December, 1921
from Los Angeles, Cal. Since'then
information has been reoeivsd that
he had been seen in the vicinity of
Ketchikan, Alaska. He is described
as being six feet tall, very thin, has
red hair, gray eyes, prominent nose,
heavy eyebrows, slightly^ stooped,
and has a black mark size of dime
on left wrist. Age 45 years. Wears
belt with silver buekle initialed W.
E. A., and a signet ring on left hand.
Was clean shaven at time he left
home. Any infor.nation in regard
to him, his plans or his where
abouts, should be sent to his wife,
Mrs. W. E. Aycock, 429 Glenaddie
Ave., Anniston, Alabama.
Martin Giblin
The Governor’s office has been
appealed to for aid in the search
for, or information in regard to,
Martin Giblin, a seaman, who was
last heard irom in 1916 from San [
Francisco, and about to leave for!
Alaska. Any information in regard
to his present whereabouts, or if
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d«ad, the date and place of his
death, should be sept to the Gov
ernor's Office, Juneau, Alaska. This
data je desired by his brother in
order that an estate may be closed.
Lord Babbington was instruct
ing a new servant in his duties,
adding: “Now, Zeke, when I ring for
you you must answer me by say
ing: ‘My lord, what will you have?' ”
A few hours afterward, having
occasion to ring for his servant, his
lordship was astonished with the
following:
“My Gawd, what does you want
now?”
Teacher—Define trickle.
Boy—To run slowly.
Teacher—Define anecdote.
Boy—A short, funny tale.
Teacher—Use both words in one
sentence.
Boy—The dog trickled down the
street with a tin can tied to his
anecdote.
A1 Grennberg and partner, with
a crew of five men, are taking out
a dump on Fox gulch, a tributary
of Cripple, in the Ophir district.
The Junction Cafe
“The WISE GUY tries
ANYTHING
ONCE”
Up to the minute—the
McDonnell Hotel
Modern Furniahed Room*
Electric Lights
Soft Drinks
Baths
Pool
Tobaccos
Paddy McDonnell, Proprietor.
T5e Silver Grill
The Food You Like, Cooked to Your Taste
Private Dining Room
Fer Dinner Parties
Walter Blanton, Proprietor.
All the Comforts of a Home are to be had at
HOTEL STEWART
Steam Heated Rooms Comfortably
Furnished. Baths, Drying Room
and Dining Room.
Rate $1.00 per day.; W. Dann. Prop. Phone, 2 long, 1 short.
Always in the Lead
Since 1910!
HOTEL KING EDWARD
Where Mining Men Meet.
Stewart, B. C. .... W. H. Toun, Prop.
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To Our Customers—
We thank yoli
for yoUr patronage in the past and solicit youf Continued co
operation.
We have tried to ScfVe you to the best of our ability.
The tiflie has come when we must soon turn the store over to
someone else who will perpetuate the business. Until that
time we intend to continue to serve you and trust you will
continue to deal with us. Thi^ will help in disposing of
the business to one who will make it an asset to this com
munity.
It will be of great assistance to us if all those whose
accounts are overdue will take care of them in the next
few days;
THE SALMON RIVER TRADING CO, IRC.
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