’ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,

MAY 14.

1915

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—tade in British Columbia

Men who wear LECKIE SHOES are: positively assured of one|

Leckie Shoes

thing — they get more value for their money than in any other

shoe made,
STYLE, COMFORT. and WEARING QUALITIES,

ed kind—the shoe is an assurance against that.

LECKIE SHOES are made for men who appreciate

Men who wear LECKIE SHOES never return to any import- ,

Go to YOUR dealer and ask to see the various styles of LECK:

bined in a stylish, well- built LECKIE SHOE.

Leading Shoe Dealers Sell LECKIE SHOES.
Be Sure You Get Them. :

IE SHOES. Try on a pair and note the ease and comfort com-

oi

“Built for. Style, Wear and Comfort”

G. T. P.

Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Rupert every Monday at

Agent and check your baggage through.

G.T.P. RAILWAY —Westbaund train leaves New Hazelton at
mm 10.63 a.m, Sindaiys and Thursdays, for Prince Rupert. connect-

Saskatoon, ‘Winniper, Ete,, connecting at Winhiper for St. Paul,
Chicago, Toronto. Montreal, New York. ete.

Blectric-lighted Tourist Sleeping Car through to St. Paul. For points east of Chicazo have

. your tickets read via the Grand Trunk Railway System—The Double Track-Raute. For full

information, threugh tickets, etc., apply to your Local Agent, or ta ALBERT DAVIDSON,
General Agent. Prince Rupert, B.C,

STEAMERS.
FOR VAN OUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince Rupert 9 a.m. every Friday: ,

9:00am. Purchase through ticketa from Lozal Agent or Train. :

ing with the above steamers. Traina leave New Hazelton East-.
bound at 5.69 p.m., Wednesdays and Saturdays, fer Edmonton, ~

ELECTRIC-LIGHTSD SLEEPER AND PARLOR CAFE CARS. Wednesday's train carries ::

THE LITTLE TAILOR SHOP

The newest spring styles and the very latest 7
patterns and materials at the, lowest prices ~~

Perfect. Suits, ‘Made to Order, from $28 to $38
‘SAVE MONEY AND GET THE BEST |

W. Muirhead New Hazelton .

cu TTER AND TAILOR

: Sunday School children. ° _ ;

MAGAZINES Il] P

All the most popular periodicals

are carried by us at special rates

The Ruddy-.Pool Room

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You should. It’s a Ue fascin:
Two good tables.

ating pastime,

The Ruddy: Pool Room.

:

oop SMOKES

Choicest brands of Cigars, Ci ar)
ettes, Tobacco. . Pipes, Pouches..

‘The Ruddy Pool. ‘Room.

Fresh’ Haida Chocolates at the
Ruddy Pool Room.

~ Mrs. Kelly of” Carnaby was 3 a
week- end Visitor in. town. :

On Sunday, May 9th a son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith,

_ Mrs, J] as. MacKay returned on.
Wednesday night after. a visit i in|”

Prince Rupert.

1. Spring salmon were offered tor
‘sale by the Indians on Tuesday

for the first time this season.

Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas,
Sundaes, and Ice Cold Drinks in
all flavors at Ruddy’s Pool Room.

Hugh Springer, of Vancouver|
was in. town. a couple of days last
week.” Saturday night he went
east.

at much needed. rain visited the
district last Monday and as a re-
sult the gardens and farm crops
aré off to a good start,”

“Up to 9 date thirty- two cars of
forty ‘tons each. ‘have ‘been ship-|.
ped ' from ‘the Recher Deboule
mine to the Granby ‘sinelter. ;

. Ret,
fon

- Two: carloads of Austrians,

prisoners. of war, passed through

on Sunday’s ' train ‘for. the south
to. the ‘detention ‘camps. ‘They
wete in charge of Assistant Police
Ingpector Owen.

‘“Mrs, D. Melicod sent flowers
to the Presbyterian church. last
‘Sunday, it‘ being: Mothers’ ‘Sun-|:

/day. throughout the .Dominion.
\ Mr, ‘and Mrs. A.-M. Lowson, - of:

Bear Creek sent flowers to the

Farm m Lands

“Frank C. McKinnon :

~ Real: ‘Estate and

‘Mines

_.. Insurance

"SUITABLE FOR

: _ MIXED FARMING
| “DAIRYING ©
“STOCK RAISING

f “These anda. are situated close to the mt
a main line of the Grand frank Pacific -

| ACREAGE NEAR SIITHERS

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in. tracts of from 1. acte to 640 acres: .
ompany

Not Coast land Lif.

- ‘SPECIAL CIAL |

[1 ‘offer. one, of. ‘the. best. - ae
“Hay. and Stock Ranches | ‘ “|
in the. Bulkley: valley, in- |. wh
eluding -stock and imple- .
ments.
“water, © ‘range,. ‘ete. eb
*200‘tons’ of: hay: last year. wa de

i | With ‘proper management this | - ;
3 re sc { -Fafth will earn the owner.in-’}

’ terest! off investment and-pay “f° |*
for itdelf: in'-a “comparatively qo the

An abundatice of ||
Cut

Near ‘yallivay. -

_ short period of time.

~ PADD-UP’ CAPITAL,” $1, 500,000.00 on ;
“Su ite “622, ‘Metropolitan. “Bldg. _

Grape Fruit at the Ruddy Pool
Room. Get some for breakfast.

"Bagh A. Harris went down ‘to
Prince: Rupert. on. Sunday for’ a
few days. |

Constable Lavery returned on

Thursday after spending a couple
of weeks at Telkwa. |

Roy Rysdale, Rod MeCrimmon

‘Vand J. Havaner left this week

to do assessment work on the
Owen Lake property. .

Dr. Donnevon, ‘ Vancouver, ar-
rived Wednesday night and has
taken: up his new.duties as. house
surgeon at the hospital. ie

Log

The tennis court on Twelfth
Ave. is now in fine shape and
there are some. exciting fames
every afternoon and evening.

John Young, one of the old
time prospectors, and who was
here: four years ago, is:renewing
old; acquaintances, - He intends
spending ‘this summer in the Fin-
lay River country.

Constable Pairbairn of. ‘Telkwa
and Mr. Christie, manager for

“1d. McNeil, Telkwa.: were passen-

gers on-the east: bound: train ‘on
Wednesday night, .
companied by. his bride. we

At the. Ruddy Pool: Room there
has just been received a shipment |"

of Bananas, Oranges, Apples and

Grape. Pruit. All...other fruits
will -be-carried ‘as soon as: they
are offered on the markets,
Reports from Ontario -are that
the fruit crops this year promise
to be.exceptionall. good and the
peach growers are preparing:to

— | dispose of:their produce already.
_|From: the prairie provinces the

reports are that the grain is al-
ready up-and growing well, It
has: been an ideal, ‘Beason thus
fans ee

A GRAND SERMON
ON. THE BIG. WAR

The Part Canada is Taking and the
*. Disgraceful Graft Scandals
in War Department

or;

Last’ Sunday. night Rev. D. R.
MeLean “delivered ‘an’ excellent |
sermon in memorium to the dead
Canadian soldiers. He spoke of
the‘heavy losses sustained which
caused a@ personal grief in prac-
tically every” home in Canada,

: themselves from the service lost:

Each wasac-|

yet the manner of their death.
and the deeds they had done was"
a matter of national pride,
“But, while one cheek was flush--
ed with. pride the other was flush-
ed with shame at the disgraceful «
manner in which grafters, trait-.
ors‘and the lowest-of scoundrels.
were permitted to pillage-the na-.
tional treasury and supply the
very poorest of material to the ‘@
soldiers, These men, some of.
them members of parliament, iff
are many times a worse enemy
than theGermans. The presence
of such traitors, and the speaker. }
did. not exclude those in high J
places from blame, overshadowed °
the glory of the ‘troops achieve-
ments and filled the heart with ay
double grief,  “* |
The large number of. eitizdnd
who were not present, not only.
missed a splendid sermon, but al-
lowed an opportunity to pass of
paying respect to Canadian boys’
who. gave their lives asa sacri-. (i
fice that.the rest of the Canadi- }im
ans. might continue to enjoy the _
freedom of government and: self. mel
respect. Those who absented_ ee

more than they. think. =|

The Herald wants a chance to. |
talk office stationery to you.

- LAND NOTICES _

Hazelton: Land District— District of
Cassiar

Take notice that we, E.S..Denison {fem
and L. M. Morrison, of Prince Rupert, im
occupation ranchers, intend: to apply :
for peraribea | to purchase the follow-
ing deseribed lands: Commencing at a
post. planted at the south-west corner:
of lot 2890, thence south 20 chains,
thence west 40 chains, thence north 20
chains, thence east 40 chains to point. 2a
of commencement, containing 80 acres, (Ray
more or less.

5 Edgar S. Denison -
__ Lewis M, Morrison 2a
Dated Dec. 19, 1914. Pub. Jan. 15 ¢

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. 8'p.m.) connecting. with G. T. P,. train: arriving: at 6.

“FOR VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE. .

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