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Mra, J EB. Bostrom al i
Fort Fraser, spent several
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if you 3 are interested i in knowing about business or. . investments i in the |
three best towns ' in British Columbia, on the line of the G. T. P.,. write to Se

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Head Office: Vancouver Block

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JoInT OWNERS AND SOLE AGENTS Fort GEORGE AND: HUBERT ‘TOWNSITES |

VANCOUVER, B.C.

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One. ‘piece. ‘of work : “which. is ‘to be

2 proceeded . with’ immediately ‘at Prince

Rupert: terminal: is. the- construction of
| the permanent roundhouse: ‘on. the yard
‘| adjoining the: dry: dock.” A’ twelve stell
house of brick and lumber will be built,

Mrs. Walker, Smithers). is ‘a patient :

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Their many friends’ were glad to Bee

after, being: examined, ‘by Dr. McLean

- Late last t week’ a man: was: “held at
Smithers on 8 charge of’ lunacy, © and] ~ |

y Robert -M.Moo

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at the Hazelton hobpital. a. Mr. ‘and Mra. N.. P. ‘Moran and Ray-

916 2918 Pender St
ae mond in town on Sunday. we

Vancouver a)

OVERHEARD AROUND

|| was locked up for, safety.” ’ During. Fri-
‘day’. ‘night’ “he éommitted ” “suicide - by

| NEW HAZELTON ©

. Wiggs O'Neill and his bride were in
New. Hazelton this week.

Dunean Ross, of Victoria, arrived in |
town on n Wednesday evening.

Doe MeLean went up to Morricetown'
on Monday to-attend some live stock
he has been looking after. |:

Robert Wall hag purchased A ‘ot on,
‘Eleventh avenue and has most of the
material on the ground for the building
of a bungalow which he will occupy.

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J. As. McKenzie, -of ‘Stewart Bros., : ae

0. B. Wallace has been confined’ to
his ‘bed_-all this week, suffering from. a
| severe attack of rheumatism.

will be down in a few days, having fin-

ae ished his work on the line.

. Mrs, Bosworth and son was-a fruest | |.
of Mr. and Mrs. D, McLeod this week,
teaving on Wednestay for Fort Fraser,

or Ferguson,. iecountant ‘for, Hugh
McLeod, contractor, is ‘in. town on busi-
neas, ° He will spend a few days next
week at Prince Rupert,

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and to handle the fish business..

” line.”

"Rev. J ‘Knox Wricht, travelling sec~
retary of the Canadian And. Foreign
Bible society, is in. town. He. will take
the services in the church on: ‘Sunday.

Rates st. 50 Per Day and Wp

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_ PRINCE RUPERT HOTEL COMPANY, LD.
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Enorsmninnnainn |

the Hazelton--New. Hazelton. basebal
game on Sunday. -

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G He Robbins,

mention.

winter,

Hugh MeLeod isin town: from, En’
dake.’
close up Bome_. biisiness - ‘matters. -

divisional point ‘is finished.

work in ‘the: future,’ ;

"Fifty ‘special: refrigerator’ cars have
beer! ‘ordered for the fast. freight trade.

Work ¢ on‘the. Fort Fraser contracts | is
allcleaned up. The diteher has been
sent over the. brides, further on uP the |

Roy ‘and, Mrs. Miller, of “Smithers,
were among: the Smithers delegation at

“The-Union Ban ‘was 5 moved: into the |,
new. building this week, . ‘With: all, new
fixtures and nice interior finishing. the
new Blace presen a cosy appearance,

tho. fies had. charge |
of Jas. Richmond’s office for. about a.
year, left ‘yesterday. morning for. his
home fn the south: where he will remain.

Among the names of. the ladies active.
in ‘making the hospital picnic. that: of
Mrs. (Dr.) Wrinch . was omitted ‘from
Mie. Wrinch ig ever. ready :
ready and most helpful on oceasion.. oy

Frank Brown has staked the porphy-
ry dyke on Bob: river, which a:quarter
ofa century ago was worked’ as placer.
He has gone “south “with - samples: for'|.
assay and will try to interest capital.

” Bostrom & Greene, contéactors, have
finished up at Fort.Fraser and gone ‘to
the southern cities.” They take advan-
tage of the trip to ‘place the. children
of both families ‘at school tor the

He goes to, Prince , ‘Rupert’ to
His
contract to grade the yards: at Endako
The plant
will he put in ‘order for prospective

to the old. town for burial.

ser lake.’
where. it. crosses. an arm of. ‘the lake,

|The outfit ‘has’ ‘dumped in over 800, 000: :
yards of material ‘and’ say’ they. have it
settled. for‘all'time.. After he has idad-'
ed afew outfits,’ Dick will take a holi--
day. : He ‘Bays he: will be ‘off ‘to Cali-
fornia, to “see what they are’ doing in

American. territory.

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WHAT EFFECT.’ WILL tT HAVE

on. “Will Canada benefit or not? --

ations. .
ing on foreign capital will feel a “pinch,

fifth of the reqiired. fimount..

her troops in the field, and the crop may:
suffer from.a-éearcity of labor. .

wheat - supply.

-|never heard’ of on this side of the globe. |.

wheat is’ paid‘ for: promptly. ° “Tf ‘the

be on! easy street. : rf
The fisheries will feel the. influerice, for}

ply of food. “Thousands ‘of men, who |.”
now encumber the labor markets. will}
be drawn from this “‘Jand and leave. the
ranks of the ‘unemployed so-many less. :

While money :in large amounts. may
be difficult to find there. wiil be enough].
to keep things: moving. If the war pre-|.

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“NEW. HAZELTON. has lead and: silver de. -
posits that. are: larger. and cover-a greater ter- . e
a ritory than.those that have made the Cobalt” —

strict “famous. - :

‘New: Hazelton isthe distri-’*

. puting: point for supplies Ne ‘ country larger ;

vails a market is adsured,,

better’ for ‘it,
look at the ‘possibilities. os

hanging. «The - body. was brought here j'

“Phat is the snestion men: are “asking!
80 far as Canada j is concerned. As to
the. effect. the war, will have, if it goes | .

~ Undoubtedly it will precipitate a mar-
‘Ked financial. stringency so-far as-to. the.
money which we borrow. to carry on our |,
national and provincial works, and oper-
And ‘all the enterprises’ ‘depend-

Of that new. loan, . gitaranteed is it is
by: the’ Dominion, ‘the Canadian - North-
ern has had subseribed only about one-

Europe |
bent on’ fighting will. be. forced. to de-.
pend on the’ American ‘continent. fora
‘There is. a possibility
‘| that’ wheat - may advance .’to ‘a price

Two° dollar -wheat : ‘would enrich : the |’
North West farmer, for in time of war

prairie farmer has: a good erop ‘he: will | ;

| they. constitute a notable source of sup-.

When ‘it is :
all over Canada’ “may. be. the: richer. and|
“That is 8 plain 'y way to

on, Sunday .. morning’ 8. train and. taken|

“Diek i Johnaton, ‘foreman for Stéwart ae
Bros.,’has finished : the’ big All at’ Fra-
The. fill. has been’: settling |

in ‘Manitoba, Saskatchewan: and
Alberta, the: Yukon ‘Territory, . the
North-west Territories and ina portion
af the Province of : British. Columbia,
may: be leased for-a term of twenty-one
years at'an annual rental of $1 an, acre.

to one applicant, .: ao
‘Application for a ‘Jease mist ‘be ‘made or

“i by the . applicant ims Pe ai ‘to’, the::
Agent: or. Sub-Agent of: the district in:

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ted. ;

In, gurveyed. territory. the Fan must
| be deseritied by” sections, “Or: ‘legal sub-
divisions of sections, and:in unsurveyed

‘staked ‘out: by the. applicant himself. -
_Eaeh. application: must be‘accompanied
by. a fee of.$5 which willbe refunded if -
the-rights applied. for-ave-not available,
but not otherwise... A-royalty.. shall. be
paid on’the merchantable. output:of the
mine at the rate of five cents. per. ton-.
The. person. operatin . the:mine shall
furnish the:Agent with sworn ‘returns
accounting for the full: quantity of mer-

fy. thereon, If-the ¢oal mining: rights
are-not::being operated, such: ‘returns -
should: be furnished: at. ‘ledat once, a
‘Years ors Sane

‘The ‘lease ‘will include the: coal mining
rights only, ‘but the ‘lessee may be per-
mitted’ to purchase whatever available
Burface rights: nay be considered neces-

sary, for. the working of the mine at the
rate of $10;00.an acre,” ‘

-For fullinformation application shavld
‘be ‘made ‘to the ‘Secretary of the D
partment of the Interior, Ottawa; or to
any: Agent-or ‘Sub-Agent. of ‘Dominion

Lands: ”
OO CORY,”
Deputy’ Minister: of the: ‘interior.
NB — Unauthorized publication of .
‘this advertisement: ‘will not "be paid for
7 Apr. 46m we Eo,

Neatness

what i is characteristic of

elf Herald id Printing |

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“Mining: Machinery:

Building z Materials and

Office Famiiture: rt

Gasoline: Engines.~ ‘Underwood: ‘Typewri 1s’+' Safes
Filing. Cabinets, ‘and Supplie

Agricultural: Implements.

‘Dupl cating: Machines:

CoaL ‘alriing ‘rights ot: nasbeate: co

Not:more ‘than 2, G60 acres will be leased _
fr which the Fights applied: for: are ‘situa, ve

territory. the. tract. applied for ‘shall be. -.»

-...\.}ehantable coal: mined and pay the est.
Probably: Canada will: ‘benefit: Ruissia Gt € coal) mined an aint eine

will conserve. her: wheat! “evop: ito: ‘feed

That’s ‘what, counts and