Ww. - Jw JEPHSON
Barrister. and. Solicitor _

‘of British Columbia, Alberta
and Saskatchewan.”

-NOTARY-PUBLIC .

- Room 11, Post Office Buildin
Prince _Bapert. and: ‘Hazelton, be ¢.

~ Livestock _

Cows" fresh calved, ahd coming in, al-
ways on hand, and tuberculosis teated.
J. Christie, Cattle: Dealer, Collin
West, corner Carleton and Westminster
Road, Vancouver: ;
wood. 99R.:

we

: Notice.

Will not t he responsible. for an debts
contracted under the | name. of ankin
& Lacroix, “7

August 18, 1918,

71m aan LAGROIX |

Liquor 4 Act, ‘1910

Section 3 34

Notice. is hereby given that, on the
16th day of September, next, ‘applica-
tion will-be made to, the Superintendent
of Provincial Police for the grant of a
license for the sale of liquor by retail
at New Hazelton, B

Dated this 15th day of August, 1913,

R. J. MecDONELL
Applizant

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POLITICIANS vst
IN THIS: DISTRICT

_ Prone and Domtnton :
Looking: Over the Country
oe Seeking Jnformation

This week the district was vis

members. of. paliament. .
‘arrived on Monday night on’ the
the excursion trath from. Terrace
where they’ had. been celebrating

, Labor Day. ‘The party. consisted
=) of Hon. We R. ‘Ross, minister. of
aA Lands, Wm: Manson,. M. P. P.,
|H." 8.°Clements, M...P., J. By

‘Williamson; secretary B C, C:- Au,
“Mr. Childs, secretary, to Mr. Ress,

‘Jand Mr. Sutherland.::"

. Tuesday’ morning. ‘they spent
some time looking. over. the New
Hazelton townsite andi in the. af-
ternoon went to “Hazelton ‘to -visit
| the. provincial . affices.. In the
evening they. left, by special train |
for the end of: steel and the Bulk-
ley valley,. returning | Thursday
evening. 7 .

Mr. . Clements , informed. the|
Herald that the. Dominion Gov-
ernment building would be erect-

‘ed shortly and that the plans.are

now being” prepared in Ottawa.:
The lots have been. selected.

very quiet, refusing to give out|
any news,

|BIG TORY PICNIC .
HELD AT TERRACE

Weather Conditions Intesféred. With
the’ Program—Rupert Won
~ “at Foot Ball—Political

ae - Speeches :

“Labor Day weather conditions
were a repetition of those on the
first‘ of July. «During the night
the rain started. and. eontinued
with hardly a.let-up. until Jate in

' the morning ‘and then it “turned

to snow, and: it. was re fierce
‘storm. ~The snow did’ not: ‘last.
The season, ‘is:too early and: even

appeared, ‘A couple of ‘months of
fine weather are now due: ;

the day and: everyone, stayed in-

“Two large, ‘well-constructed ‘buildings | in, New Havelton 5 apiendia

location; suitable for any purpose. Snap if taken at ofce. -
Apply. to L;.

would: make good 8 store. -

“One
B, ‘Warner, at. Herald Office

Meiibers are wat

The provincial. members. were

lhave come | “and” ‘gone. _
"| they “went”? both ways.” Unless

on the. mountain tops it soon: ‘dis-

The: weather. put a. damper: on}

all arrangements... for. spending
when they were hurried back’ ‘to i

the coast. with. ‘no otter. results|
than that the country is none: the | J A
“hed |i

sory: ‘much -amaller:
from “New © ‘Hazelton © than : ait
other
ining hei the train pulled

report? ‘ha ‘in a good time. re

big. crowd was. there from. this. .

ited by a number of Conservative distric ‘Pringe Rupert” and” the :

They there. was ‘fair for a “couple: of | :

hours ‘around t noon, but then they:
rain came-on-and continued. until fa.
The a I

‘base: ball game-between Hazelton '

the. crowds . shad all gone. -

and-Pringe. Rupert | was called off.

The foot. ball game between the

same. tivo. ‘towns. ‘resulted i in a vic-

‘tory for the: ‘salt water boys. | A
tug of war, ‘and a couple of, box-|

ing bouts completed the sports: tie class horse for driving: delivery, |

treighting, and farming.--‘The best that |
Hon. W.:R. Ross, ‘Wm, Manson, |. = : |

Speeches were delivered by the

M.P. Pp; and H.S. Clements,M. P-

Returning home the special .for'|’

~ Columbia

“ean, be’ ‘secured. |

‘New. ‘Hazelton: arrived at: eleven Me
o'clock, pe aS gas

FAMOUS VISITORS

pothit 8): ‘{hree- quarteis" 0

cenit?’ Yellow’ Turnips, three

quarters’ ‘of cents: “Carrot,” ‘ore’

cenit ‘and half: “per Ib; Oat: Hay,
t "F.0.

~ RUSHED THROUGH saree

Geog Given. No Opportunity to. Ib

_ ‘spect New: Hazelton Mines
7 and Mountains” °

the public asked why the train
was late Saturday night,.it would
never have been known that

nineteen - or. twenty of. the. ‘fam-

ous men. of thie world: had been
in’ ‘the: district. It was. generally

"| known. ‘that,’ they” were coming %
* and: it was ‘expected. that ‘they | 3

would” spend the. night. in. New;

:| Hazelton where they’ would have

been taken _ care of: and shown
many “yery interesting exhibits
in: which they: are deeply. inter-

ested, They would: have ‘been | Jil
taken to at ieast. one of the: oper-/

ating mines in ‘this new “eountry
‘and would: have been: shown sev=

eral mountains. that. ‘would have y

proved extremely: interesting: ‘to
them;

“The world’s greatest geologists P
At least | 338

But’ the Grand “‘Trank

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a black *

mer pests 0,
: TWENTY-FIVE CED

sAerne
ene

Pacific. Railway... rushed them| i -

through to-the end of the passen-
ger line and. there ‘kept ‘them ‘se- |

cure until the following: morning | ¢

wiser: and. the. geologists:
fhe trip.” soe

* Ground: Hog. Jackson and: Mrs. x :

‘Jackson returned: last’ ‘week from | at
the: coal: fields: and. left’ Sunday |

morning: for the. south”,