OTHE OMINECA . HERALD, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 29%

BENSON BROS.

Auto Jitney. Service:

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and. the Railway,

‘or to any point in the dis-
» triet—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton,
: i short, 1 long, 1 short.1- Jong
4 Omineca Hotel, 2 long. 2 short —

ace
| Local ee
Circle

Mr, a. aA. MeDonala of this city:
in 2 communication te Pneific
Milk discusses the results of keep:
ine Britsh Columbia money ‘with-
in the province’ by spending it at
home. Patronizing home industry .’
h calls th whit magic of prosper-
ity und points how the work of
several dollars is dene’ by a ‘single
dolar traded within the province.

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Pacific Milk
. Head Office: Vancouver .
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

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| Located July: 15, 1927

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_OMIN EOA DIVISION

dances

_Distriet, a Coast, Range han

Toke notice that. sixty~ days. after |
date I, W. Hi Newconibe,. intend to ap-
ply to the Minister of ‘Lands ~ for.:a
license to prospect for coal ahd: “petto-
leunt over 040° acres of land ag follows: i
—Commencing at a post, planted ;. ‘at
the south east corner of section 1400,
Omineca Division and marked Ww. H.
‘N's south east corner, thence north 80
chains; thence west- 80, chains; thence
south 80 chains; ‘thence east. 80 chains
to point of commencement. ~

W. ‘HL Newcombe :
Loented July 45, 1927. :

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OMINECA DIVISION”

| District of Coast, Range 5

Take notice that sixty days after
date, I, W. H. Newcombe, ‘intend’ to,
apply. to the, Minister of Lands for a
license .to prospect for coal ‘and petro-
lenin over 610 acres of land as follows?
-- Commencing ‘at a.post planted at
the south west corner of section 1470,
Omineca Division, and marked W. H.
N.’s south west. corner thence north 80
chains; thence east 80 chains: thence

south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains
‘to point of commencement, :

. Ww.

H. Newcombe
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“ouIENECA DIVISION
‘District of Const, Range 5

date I, W; H. Newcombe intend: to ‘ap-
ply to the Minlser of Lands’ for a
license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over,640 acres of land as follows:
—Commencing at a. ‘post planted at the
north west corner’ of. section a
Omineca Division and. marked W,
N.'s-north west corner; thence east 80
Chains; thence south 30 chains; thence
avest 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement,
Eoented duly 15,. 1927,
; W. H. Neweomhbe

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OMINECA DIVISION

District of Coast, Range

5

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Take notice that sity days “after
date, I, W. H. Neweombe intend’ to ap-
piy to. the: Minister of Lands for. a
license’ to. prospect for coal nnd petro-
lew oryer 640 geres of land-as follows:
—Commencing at 2 post planted atthe
north east corner of section ia, Om-
ineca Dirision, and marked ‘W. H. N.':
north east corner . thence “vest "BO
chains; thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chiuins; thence nor th 80 chains
te polnt of: commencement.
Located Jnly 15, 1927. «°

- W. Newcombe

Taxi Service
‘For prompt and efficient Taxi.

‘Service to any part of the district .
Phone or call.

-WILLAN |
NEW HAZELTON

“ Phone-1 short,. 1 long
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Flato Boats

We are local agents for the new
Flato Boats—the great boon for
the fishermen, the duck hunter
and the camper. See: it at our
| office now. -

- WM. 8, HENRY.
SMITHERS, B.C.

Get tivo ounces of peroxine
powder’ ‘from! your drugelst.:
Sprinkle. on a hot, .wet .cloth
Zand rub the ‘face: . briskly... Every:

blnckhend will be. dissolved. -'The one.
m safe, sure and simple * way: to remove’
= blackheads.

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Photograph Studio .

; Films Developed and Pritited |
Enlargements made,

Photo taken -

Post Card to Cabinet _

Sizes .

A. L. Evitt, ‘iden

When _ in: Smithers have your .

Rev, a Ht. ‘Yeunig: aii “the: greater:

ay part’ ‘of, this: week. eli ‘Points on af 5

ap. the: Skeena river. ‘

Take notice that" sisty ‘days after ,

self, which is

- little lakes which are'set like jewels.
- among the hills.
‘ Jess’ than two scare years ago. but

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L AC K HE ADS| water ee eee! _ the more adv:
- Mis. ‘Geo. Dover ‘entertained al few 7
friends: ‘on’ Monday. evening ‘In honor |.
of Mrs. Jarvis MeLeod of” Prince: Iu...

part who. is: ‘spending’ a week an, towauil AN

Terrace Will be »
. Incorporated .
As one. Village

if nothing crops up to interfere it
WH not.be long before Térrace will be
ranked: among the ‘villages of the pro-
vince. The deferred meeting of citi-
zens to make final: decision regarding
incorporation of Terrace under the
Municipal Act was held. according . to
schedule on Sept. 1 and was very well
attended. J. K. Gordon, president of

.|the:Bonrd of -Trade ‘and one of the

chief : ‘ndvoentes, occupied “ the chair,
L. By ‘ Warner, one of the commission-
ers of Smithers, was present was pre-
sent and gave au exhaustive | resume

it applied: to Smithers, He stated he
had no fears that after-a few yeas
trial. the people of. Terrace | would not
for a moment consider reverting to tha
old order of things. | ~,

At. the conclusion of his vemarks the

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6f the workings of the Act in $0 fqr ns .

speaker ‘invited | anyone e to ask ques-
tions and so far as possibte he would
answer them. Many took . advantage
of the opportunity and ihuch further
enlightenment was. secured.

After the discussion, the following
resolution was moved by Geo. Little
and seconded by W. i. Burnett:

“That this meeting of the inhabit:
ants of the town of Terrace in the pro-
vince of British Columbia, expresses
jtself in favor of the incorporation of
the Central portion of the district,
comprising . district lot 369 ond the
south half’ of districet lot 861, ranged
5, coast distret, under the Village Mun,
icipalities. Act. and-. the Amendments
thereto, and that the chairman of this
meeting be empowered: to, recommend
the appointment of three temporary
comunissioners. whose duties will be to
carry on the-work until their succes-
sors are appointed. 7

The above resolution was carried by
& vote of three to one, The chairman
appointed Geo. Little, FE, T. Kenney
and ©. R. Gilbert... ‘The intter declin-
ed on necount of not having the re-
quired property ‘qualifications, .The
chnirman then stated that he would | a

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appoint the ‘thira member later, and it
is ufderstood- that acting’on the sug-
gestion of many ‘interested, that he has
consented to- fill the breech himself,

. Zhe petition required by the Act is
now. being circnlated ani, will be pre-
Sented to the authorities at_ the; earli-
jest possible moment for endorsement.
It is hoped to get incorporation pro- .
ceeded with at once and have the nec-
essary act passed .at the next session
of the Legislature. pot Lt

The Indian school at ‘Hazelton which
is in charge of Mrs. Dungate sent an
exhibit of drawings to the Vancouver
exhibition where they were in compe-
tition with the: work. of other Indian
schools nthe province, This week
Mrs..Dungate received word that the
local sehool had received third prize.
This is very creditable and the young-
sters shonld be encouraged to do- bet-
ter next year. Tlie two best’ pieces of
work were by Charles Clifford and
Chas. Smith.

. ELAS Goddard left ior Pacifie Mon-

day to take charge of the ‘school there.

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“Assiniboine--the Greatest Achievement _
of the Trail Riders

Orr Om

1.
$ Rall Riders with the party

ff ount Assmiboing, one of the most}
| magnificent > peaks in all the;
‘Gunadian Rockies. has tdéen defin-
itely placed on the. tourist map as‘a
“result of the recent annual expedi:
tien of the Trait Riders, who have
just completed their mast ambitious
tide
_ The Agsiniboine. distret ig con=
“sidered by the few that have. visited
‘it, to surpass in beauty anything in;
the - mountains. The: mountain: it-
frequently. referred to
aa ‘the “Matterhorn of the Canadian
Rockies” towers many’ thousand. feet
‘above’ the surrounding | alps. and

‘It. was discovered |.

has only known heretofore" to

turous mountaineers. ' :
year’s: Trail’
: that: Assiniboine and”

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Mount Assiniboine where the frail

camp ‘was’ made ‘on Brewster: Creek’
and the: next day’s ride was, taken
over a pass 9,000 feet in height on
a trail which was specially re-eut
this year for the annua! Trail Ride

their way to Assiniboine which was
reached on the evening of the secand
‘day the Riders travelled . well-above
the timber line.

mighty glacjer-on the’ shores: ‘of the
sapphire. Lake:
their ‘second: camp, where they . were
received by the Marquis: DA lbizzi be
‘who has .opened ‘up a. new’ Dude
Ranch at “Assiniboine, and who.eater-
ed ‘for the Trail Riders” ‘during thelr | fain
i stay > there:
| daya,..while the, Riders. explored the,
surrounding * ‘country: artists “hied-
themselves to the heights with ‘their.
(easels; ~-the energetic: ‘epsayed: the |

Riders camped for two days, 2.

years and hes over a pass 9,000 feet

high ‘which had been crossed by very
few people. and. no women. The first

y the Commissioner of Parks. On

> At the very foot of: Assiniboine's

‘Magog;:: they ° made:

a
‘The stay lasted two.

ower slopes of Mount. Assiniboine;
il tented - i

Col Phit A:
4 Sing-wong around campfire at Sunshine Cama

an. decorated _ with fantasvic -
dian: “drawings.
woolly” chaps -and colored. kereh

Moore. Leader ot the Trail Riders

late area in which the only sign of -
life is the occasional sMrill whistle
of 6 startled marmot. and over an-
ather high pass up’ a‘ tortunus, 3,000
foot
trail ran through mountain uplands
covered with meadow grass and: dot-
led: with a profusion of Alpine flow.
ers.
of this plateau which lies high above
many minor and is completely sur-
rounded by major peaks.

The climax of the trip. wes the
‘Pow-Wow held ‘at-Sunshine Camp ‘on
the last: tight ‘of. the Ride’ —
Riders’ pathered»idround: ithe 01/7
fire. in San: Dance - ‘Tepee. “which - nad

ascent’ From this pass ‘he

‘High Citadel Pass. is the name |

Sieg

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Guides - in. th

ous - mountaineers,

ers, professiénal:
‘women : trom this’. contin
old. country: Joined: in-s
Riders'’ songs. . oa

"or At the: annual:

Trail Riders “ed