.. othat gives. Satisfaction, _
and Reliable

Boots and Shoes

‘f}-.ment, being ungazetted Lot 1585

New’ Havelion Livery aiid Stage ‘Line

Regular: Stage Line: to Old Hazelton‘daily 7
for he and Cartage. ‘Rigs andHorses °°
for ‘Feed-Stables.: : “Hay and. Oats

-for sale, .

oy

~-Hankin nf Lacroix, Proprietors

Frank Carel’s Place, Thirtéerith Ave,

Thorp & Hoops
Real Estate, Financlal and. Insurance Brokers
; ‘ALDERMERE, ‘B.C,

4

mento Rin hie mentee

tural Machinery and Implements, ‘Wagons, Ete. .

Fire, Life, Accident, .and Em
. We represent the best companies,

2 We Can Locate Youn a Good. Pre- Good:Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P..

Otome tment Ottoman

‘Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, Agricul :

mployer's. Liability Insurance, r

ae you: desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us:
eminem aoailalemtin. ialeremmanairemmige

Rad An balding ‘delivered

New Town.”

l am LUMBER

. Before. building, gt prices ‘hom u us forall kinds of

“ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER

“Hazelton.

A Expreay

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of every: description

AG au and IRON PIPE WORK °

Galraind Iron Air Pipes: and Other Mining Work A Specially
_ Proniptacss and Satisfaction Guaranteed * a

Xk K. McLauchlin, Hazelton

“4 _|. » ished’ ‘On Short Notice” .

. i SS. Company « of

— ~ CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY .
BRITISH, COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE |
Steamer. “PRINCESS MARY” ;

‘Splendid Accommodation Superior Service... ...

-.*Leavea Prince’ Rupert for Van- Foor Trangeoritinental trai na”
couver, Victoria and Seattle every. : daily
SUNDAY AT 8.P.M, .. EXCURSION RATES ©
» ‘ickets to and frdm ‘all parts of

Re#ervations and Information apply to

J. G, ‘MeNab, ° Cor, ‘Std Ave,. and 6th St., .Prineé Rupert, B. G.:

af the world, Atlantio-and Pacific Stesmahip Tickets. “Bor: |

eC oe ANHEON AN ACOUNMAENAMCR
| ‘THROUGH SERVICE. TO"

‘ | Vancouver, Victoria|:
| and Seattle

Train No. 1 on: Sundays and Thursdays connects at
Prince Rupert with the Safe and Luxurious Steamers’
"PRINCE RUPERT" -and "PRINCE GEORGE "
’ gailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a.m.

Purchase uso through tickets from. any ‘Rallway Agent or the. ‘Tian ‘Ag
ollers of thro

ugh tickets arg entitled te check bag,
. eat hation and” on Sanday may board : ‘stoner on rate eval I af tran,

eaten

- Charlotte Islanda and Way: Parte, ,.

"SUMMER EASTERN EXCURSION 3

Return limit October Siat .

_ HARELTON to TORONTO and return 417.10,
"<2 HAZEUTON ‘to: MONTREAL ard ‘rat
 HAZELTON to NEW YORK and retarn $189,60

; To other points correspondingly low:

AND: TRUNK, RalLWay Y SYSTEM. FROM CHI

. “eran SERVICE also niatntained to Granby Bey, Stewart, Outer |

Bc low excursion sates in effect May. 28th té ‘Septenaber 30e }

_ HAZELTON to CHICAGO and return $97.60 _ ne oo

i ‘Your chotoe of any-route In connection with..the famoia tralpe of the z

[G

EDL

- | commencement, being ungazetted Lo
jouly abt, 1918,.

*"} July 14th, 1918.

; || Emil Johnson, deceased.

+ forthwith..:
|. Dated lth h day of of Ape

=|{ Transfer,

hie

=ih "55, CHELOHSIN

fee

_

EN ee sore LURDAY,

ao

a er sea Sate e

ae oo

jennie Sas

86n, of Victoria, B,C,

Lent, ‘inten ds to ap pply

. purchaga- the following: describe
Couimencing ai = “est planted

outh-east' corner: of ‘Loy 1927.! District

of Caasiar theneg

aquth 20 ‘chains,

1289, District; of-Cassiar,...

- James Curtis Watson,:

Take’ nitica ‘that ‘Jamies Curtis’ ‘wat. ;
‘occupation atud-
for permison to

eae |
west 40 chaing, ince

hence east 60 chains, |:
thence. north -20. chains .to point .of

he Worl’s Doing

; News Notes from Many: Sources

aan nash

ing’ m in Brief E

Williams & Manson. here, °

t. ‘been. denied: to fortune-tellers.

t
and have retired into Colombia.

‘ Omineca Land District. District: ‘of |
Cassiar, |.

ergon, of Victoria, 'B
retired, intend to Apply
fo. 0 purchase; ‘the:

ns oicing
chains south

| south 60 chains,. thence eaat..62 chaing;
thence north 87 ch

chains, thence north ants

west 8-‘chaing- to’ point-of commence:

Tambert Osborne. Paterson:

“Paka: ‘notice’ that J; Lambert 0. ‘Pat:
C,,; occupation
ly for’ permiésion
ollowing . described | -

at'a post planted twenty
rom the north-east corner
of Lot 2116, ‘District of Gassiar, thence

8, thence west 62
chains, thence |’

5 Zealand during the last fiscal

cates :trade reciprocity, between
Britiah: Dominions... :

sy .

the trail to Shushanna. ”

: value. of "$1,384,270 from. New]

7 NOTICE!
In ‘THE SUPREME Court OB. Bairisit .
. COLUMBIA. .

‘tate: of Johan Emil Johansson,

of August, 1913, I’ waa appointed A
ministrator of the Estate of Johan:
Emil Johansson, otherwise known : as.

All’ partiés having. claims agalnst the
Estate are hereby required to forward:
| eb ame, properly verified; .to me on
r before the loth ‘day of Se
1918; and ‘all parties indebted to the
aaid Estate sre required to pay. the
amount of their in ebtedness to me

t, 1913,
HOSKINS,

60-1 Offical Administrator. |

w~

‘Storage and
|| General Frighing

Bx end nd Passenger Ser J
: ” vice Te All Trains ”

Special Conveyance : Fum-

- Office | in-building: formerly _
occupied by C, F. Willis
.. Blacksmith Shop

HAZELTON, B,C...
nt tet rae ee)

mW g

of B.C, Ltd.

. FOR VANCOUVER

_. Nedagedays at 2 peme = !

* 8S. CAMOSUN

FOR VANCOUVER

. Saturdays at 10 a.m.

; FOR GRANBY ‘BAY -
. - Teesfays and Fridays
vat Sam.

a “Phone W6

E RoceRs’ STEAMSHIP scencr

2 Prince Rupert

‘THE INLAND EXPRESS co,

. STAGE

Passenger and Express Service tt

‘Leaves Endof Ste! Mon:. _
dsaya and Thuradays 7:30 °.-
. 1m, Leaves Aldermera
~- Wednesdays and Satur- —
“days 7:30 &.m. Ce
~ 2+ . Manager

ie acne zum

fen Hazelton and
rthore | , ”

ot] year.

In. the matter af ‘the Administration
; “Act and in the matter ofthe Es-

otherwise known as Emil Johnson, -

-TAKE NOTICE that by order of His
Honor Judge Young, made the 12th da

a

jeptember, |

: | the visiting geologists from the

: ——}international convention’ to Van-

em Tarra 7, couver.
RUDDY & MacKAY {

; _. /~ "lis a lobby in Washington to bring!

_ -jona war .between"United States

ob and Mexieor

§.{been captured while. trying. to
land a number ‘of Japs’ on the
4 Cail fornia: const,

: reblilt. at once,

_{be no. important. tariff ‘changes

- Suits for amounts. aggregating
over a million dollars have’ been
| brought: against Augostus Heinze
in ‘New York,

~Yohn ° Keinpen, ‘a Fernie brew-
ety employee, is ‘one of the seven
heirs to'a fortuiie’ in Holland ‘a-
mounting to ten inillion dollars.

Three warships will gail from
England on September 1 for the
new British naval base “at Ber-
muda, ” °

Hl

, " Three. special trains brought

ee

President Wilson helieves there

L,

ae second Japanese sampan has

‘chabasca Landing, which was
neark destroyed by. fire, will ‘be
A large . veliet
fund’ ‘has, been subseribed.

—_—

|, Owing: to the _ intense. heat,
North, Dakota farmers are har-
vesting .at night, using: auitomo-
bile. headlights on their hinders,

”,

Hon. Thomas Taylor, retarning
froin the international good Toads
convention at London, state ‘that
{Great Britain was never 80 ros.
“|perous: a8 now. |

“In; his: report on'the Canadian
‘militia, General Ian’ ‘Hainilton : Te-
|cofmends an increase | ‘in the
force _ and: the institution of! ‘a
national reserve militia, -

Ottawa reports say’ ‘there will

The use of Canadian mails has

It j is ‘repotted” that the: Veiie:|"
gnalan rebelé wave been ‘defeated

Abe” : Australian: premier: ‘advo-,

~The Dominion government has
removed customs ‘restrictions: On

[rumors ‘from Chinese sources of |

i | Mshing uninterrupted water com-
munication ‘for “vessel ‘of light|

ca) ied for.

bring. Australian: coal, to British
Columbia, .

cession to: the- throne,

. At the convention of the muni-
gipalities, which has just closed
at. Saskatoon, the construction of
an interprovincial highway from
coast te coast was Strongly adyo-
cated.

* Delegates to the Pacific High-| -
ways convention ~ ‘at Vancouver
éndorsed the proposal to erect a
memorial peace. arch on the |
boundary line, where the inter-|
national highway from | Mexieo
to Hazelton: crosses the line,

-A-despateh from. Pekin ‘gives

a-possible -Manchu coup. It is
reported General Chang Husan
has ‘declared himself Emperor of
China, and intends. fight his way’
to Nanking and impose his rule.

The ‘last dyke in the Pacific
section. of the Panama Canal be-
tween Miraflores locks and the
ocean will be deStroyed about:
October 25. © The event will mark
an important ‘step toward ‘the
completion of the canal by estab.

draught between Miraflores and
the: ‘Pacific,

' Thousands of lives are believed

-

bankments of the: Damoda river,
near Burdwan, India, collapsed,
flooding. the country for: miles,
|}Many villages were Swept away
and. thousands of families are
homeless and _ without food.
There is six feet of. water. in
Burdwan and railway service to
Calcutta i is stopped. .

Among the large number ‘of
arrivals by the steamer Prince |}

pari ny of - the. Dominion-: Being
sich: that no: ‘general « ‘revision is

-Shipa have been chartered to

AS a result: ‘of the);
shortage consequent on the pra-
- longed coal atrike. .

“On Monday Emperor Francis -
Joseph of Austria celebrated his |
eighty-third birthday and- the
--|sixty-fifth-anniversary of “his ac-

" Canada’ ‘imported butter to the

to have been lost. When. ‘the ems].

‘groom .-was Mr BB. Tatchell,

‘Htanch. manager of.-the Union
Bank at. New Hazelton. Alarge
‘number of their friends were at
| the wharf this morning to shower
them with. confetti and good
wishes. They. left. _by this morn.
ing’s train for New Hazelton.—
PR, News, ee

LAND ‘NOTICES ©

- Omineea Land District. Distiict af
Cassiar’ |.

Take notice that Herbert. ‘Perey

| Webb, of Victoria, -B. C., joeupation

merchant, intends "to 2 apply y for pe

‘mission to purchase the oliowing de

eribed lands:

Commencing at ‘a post planted at, the
southeast corner of Lot 1237, Omineca
District, District of Cassiar, thence
west about 60 chains, thence south
about 20 chains, thence eaat about 60 -
chains, thence north about’ 20 chains
being ungazetted Lot 1239, District of

Caasiar, _ Herbert Percy Webb,
Aug. 14, 1913. ; 9

Omineca Land District,. District of
Cassiar ©

‘Take notice that Lambert Osborne
Paterson, of Victoria,. B. C., occupation
retired, intends to apply for permission
to purehase the following described
>fammencn ng at ata a post Planted about
25 chains sou the northeast corner
of Lot 2115, Oniinc District, District
of Cassiar, ‘and at the northwest corner
of ungazetted Lot 1585, thence south
about 65 chaing to southeast corner of
Lot 2115, thence east about 62. chains _
to. west. boundary of Lot 320, thence |
northerly about i chains to northwest
corner of - Lo thenee westerly
about 60 chains to othe southwest corner
of. Lot’ 1236, thenee north about 18
chains to corner marked Northeast A.
Lot 1685, thence westerly about 3chains
to: point of commencement and covering
ungazetted Lot I68b.

Lambert Osborne Paterson.
“Aug. 14, 1918. 9

Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast, Range V,

Take notice that Benjamin, Hallom,
of Vancouver, B. C., occupation labor-
er, intenda to apply for. permission
ta gporchase the following described
ands;
Commencing at a post planted at the
gouth-west corner of Lot 5426, Range
V4 Coast Diat., thenca west's0 chains
‘thence south 80 chains, thonce eat i
chains, thence north 80° chatna to
of commencement, containing 640 vores
TAgra oF less. - Benjam in Hellom.
July Sed, 1918,
Hazelton. Land District. District of.
Coaat, Range V.
Take notice that Mary Anne Hemble-
ton, of London, England, occupation
spinater, intends to appl ly for. permis-
sion to purchase the following des-
cribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted at the ©
north-west corner of » Range
Vi; Coast Dist., thence west 40. chains, .
‘thence south 20 ch ains, thence east 40
chains, thence north 26 chaind-to point
of commencement, containing 8) acres

nite: or less. Mary Anne Hembleton,
July drd, 1913.

MAZELTON HOSPITAL saves,

for. any perfod from ane month upward at $1 per
month in advance. This tatetneludes offics con-
aultations and medicines, us well as all coate while
in the hospital. Tickets obtainable in Hazelton
from_E, C. Stephenson, or at the Poat | iffice or
the Drug Store; in Aldermere from Mr: T. J,
Thorp; in ‘Telkwa from Dr. Wallace; or by‘ mail
from the Medical Superintendent at tha Hospital,

The Churches _

young people, former. residents
of this city, who were united in
taatrimony © at’ Vancouver “on|
Thursday evening. ‘The bride

Rupert this” morning were two} --

School. at 2.15 p.m
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m,

| CRURCH OF ENGLAND
ST. PETER'S, HASELTON

Sunday Sérvicen: Morning at 11.9’clock: Sunday ‘
. Native. servies, $80

‘Revd. FIELD. :
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ;

jnext ‘session,. the ‘general - pros-

So~vices held every 7 Santey evening in the
Chureh rooms at 7.30 o'clock.

—_——eees

was Miss McPhail, ‘a popular and °

Rev. D. RiMcLzan,

“the Lange eo
Number of of

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