and

Reliable:

“that ¢ gives, od Soil,

{July 16th, 1914...

‘Cas’ - . .
“Take notice that nd. Cartié Wat.
son, of Victoria, B.C ., occupation atud:.
ent, intepdata:apply: for’ ‘permlasion 14

~ Commencing:at's postplanted_ at. tha

: south:dast: earner of Lot: 1237, District

‘of Cadsiar, ‘thence west 60 chains, thenca’
south 20° ‘ehaitig,. qhenee. east 60 chalna,
thence north .20:° chains .to point; of

.|/ commencement, Takase urigizetted. Let .

1286; District of: Cass
James Curtis Waucn!

~Oiatiieed Lind District. « District of:;

: | Cangiar

‘Take notice: ‘that. ‘Lambert 0. ‘Pate

erson;’ of- Victoria, :B. C., ‘occupation

retired, ‘intend to
fo. purehage.# the.

‘described

te eneing ‘at a ; postiplantéd twenty
chaina aouth from the north-east’ comer,

ing.

‘I of Lot, 2116,~District pf Cassiar, : thence °
;| gouth:€0 |
5 thenes, ‘north 87 chaing, thence eat’ 68.
| chaing, thence north: 26"

chai ng,’ ; thence east. 62 chairs;

chains,: -thence |
weat, 8 . chaing.:. to. point. of. commen
ment, ‘being | Ungazetted Lot 1

“New Hazelton. Livery and: Stage Line .
oe ” Regular. Siage. Line ‘to ‘Old “Hlazelion daily

. Freighting and Cartage. | ‘Rigs-and: Horses”
fer, Bie Feed ial Hay and Onis + a
‘or sale. - 7

| Hank & Lacroix; Pro victors

Frank Carel’s Place, Thisteenth A ve,

oa

._!:

: or | Generic toate

Thorp & Hoops

Ral Estate, Financial and. Insurance Brokers .

sw |

- ALDERMERE; B:° €. .

a

4 Sole district’ agents for E. G

G. Prior’& Co.,, Victoria, Agricul.

* tural. Machinery and Impleinents, Wagons; Ete.

. 4 Hite; Lite Accident,. and. Em
_.. We represent the

at eo 8 Liability Insurance,
est companies.

_ =

mo We ‘Cast Lacate You. On 2 Good. Good. Pre-Emption Neat the GTP.”
ct 7 “It you desire information about ‘about the Balxloy Valley write us; -

Peon nso CG em it ment (Elman em eT

“DRY LUMBER:

Rendy: fer buil ing, dred.
in the N w Town,, a

Before building, get prices from us for all kinds of S
‘ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER °.

“Tht

toad seve sere,

erlor”

_ Hazelton

‘Com ber Conipany "

~ SHEET TRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

Ly.

of every description.

PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK: -

"Galvanized Iron Air Pipes and Other Mining ‘Work ASp aly

. tei

|TAZELTON HOSPITAL

qultal
inthe hor ital. Tickets
‘lireom -B, 0, Bteph

. NOTICE. ’.

: ——
“IN. HB SUPREME Count oF: Baurist”
. >  “GOLUMBIA. =

in ‘the matter—of - the: Administration
Act and in the matter of the Es-.
tate of ‘Johan Emil Johansson,:
: | otherwise known as Emil Johneon,:
> TAKE NOTICE that by order.of His
Honor Judge Young, made the 12th, day

of. August, 1918, "WAS. appointed "A
tiniatrator of the Eaiate. of Johan]

: i

Emil Johansson, \otherwise known, a4
Emil Johnson, daceazed,

. +All parties haying claima against the

Estate are hereby required ta. forward |
the same, ‘properly | verified, to. me on
or before ‘the: 16th. Gay of ‘September, | |
1918; and allparties, indebted’ to the
said Estate are required to: pay ‘the
amount of their inde ebtedness to. me

biti Ath day of At t 1913,
8 ay of Augus

day of hoe HOSS
50-1 Official J dtsinistrator,”

7

“PRISMATIC BINOCULAR.
_ FIELD. GLASSES»

*. Compasses, ;
WATCHES . - JEWELRY

0. “A. RAGSTAD, Hasson

British Cohimbla.”
Land Surveyors

siazeuron AND SurrHegs cn
vith Golumbla 2) ere

Perfod from ons month award at
rinth m AdWAnSS, ‘This rate includea office. ize
tations and medicines, ae well as all costs while
obtainable In Hi
enone ‘or at th Post OMG
tha’ Drug Stora: In Aldermére from: Mrs ,°3,
Thorp) fa Talkwafrom Dr. Walisees or, be Taail
9 Medical Supert at the

Z =| “Everything in Canoas”

eee

| Prince Rupert Tent and ‘Awning Co,
Pisce Repent, Be |

an oan a

_ ALEX MICHEL

. = —————

_ couver, ‘Victoria and Seattle every-

SUNDAY AT 8 P.M.

4 ‘Il parts of the world, Atlantioand Pacific Steamship Tickets.
Tickets to and from “rickets, {the work. and Information apply to

im : J. G. MeNab, ‘Cor. 8rd Ave..and 6th St,,

[EXCURSEON RAMTES -.
For

Prince Rupert, B.C.

i .

_————

cit ii FNLIMTHENIEG,

CHARON O

‘| Vancouver, Victoria

‘THROUGH SERVICE TO

and Seattle —

an
fe

oe na Bienen yt on
r

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mine nommenes _ aad an ACMA

‘and holders of

SUMMER: EASTERN: EXCURSIONS ~

: ei low excursion rates in effect. May. “28th to “Santer goth

7

Train No. i on Sundays and Thursdays connects at.
. Prince Rupert with the Safe and Luxurious Steamers:
. "PRINCE. RUPERT" and "PRINCE.GEORGE". j

Bailing Mondays. and..Fridays, 9 a. m.

through tickets from any Railway Agent or thé Train A ot
_Paiehage ry rough: tickets are entitled to check baggage . rival of train,
,_Hentibation and on Sundays may hoard steamer on “arriva of train,

4 >) SEBAMER SERVICE ‘also maintained to Granby” Bay, - Stews, Queen
Charlotte Islands. and ‘Way Porta. .

ns HAZEUON" to TORONTO sind return su 10°.
_ HAZBUTON to MONTREAL and: retaré $180.00 ’
“HAZELTON to NEW YORK ‘and: retyin $193.4
~ BAZBLTON to CHICAGO and return’ $97.00 7
: To other points correspondingly low," ,
Your aust any route ti connection with: the, funtona) eral’ of tha:
GRAND. ‘TRUNK RAILWAY. SYSTEM ° "FROM CHICAG +

i ough tickets, reservations, ‘ete.

'T. DAVIDSON, General. Agent, PRINCE

~ Retarn lnhit October Rat.

‘from.

E RUPERT; BPC.

Promptaiss and Satisfaction Guaranteed MORICETOWN .
' Halfway. between Hazelton and
: Aldermere
K K McLauchiin, -auchlin, Hazelton mo ste
bt ~ ERSHL “COLUMBIA COAST. STEAMSHIP - SERVICE . & Mack,
| Steamer “PRINCESS. MARY” = >
: ~ Splendid Accommodation Superior Service-.
Sesives Prince. Rupert for Van- Four Transee trains. Trans,

Storage: and
General Freighting

“Express and Pansenger Ser.
vice To All. Trains,

—

‘Special Conveyance . Furn-
ished On Short ‘Notice -

Office in building formerly
‘ocveuplied by C.F. Willis. <
- Blacksmith Shop -..

| _ HAZELTON, rB. C. 4
'g Union. 5. 5. Company of"
"SS, CHELOHSIN

(Ml! . FOR.VANCOUVER © 4

~ Wediesdays at 2 p.m.

te SS. CAMOSUN
FOR:VANCOUVER . ~

+ Salada at 1d a.m,

Leen gens TMT

purchase ; the following, described: Jand3+4

oh ly. £0" permission ;

. ~ Lambert Oshorne Pateriori| :
' July. lath,’ ‘1913.~ ;

officers and”
vhore. | oe

~The Worl’ D

News Notes: from: Many Sources”

Germany will, send, : 1 cruiser; ‘to|-
Mexico for. the protection: of. her
subjects, wh

Slavery’ ‘and peonage “are: veal
to. he “general. throughout“ the
Philippine Islands, . ™

Bryan’ 8 peaée : “plans: ‘will: he
aid: before, the Hague- conférente|
whieh: meets. this month,

| The: palace of . peace at The
‘Hague was: " operied: last ‘week
with elaborate ¢ eeremgny, ;

Two. . steamers, loaded with

: supplies for the Shushanna gold
field. have sailed for ‘Alaska.

‘Through the- -eollapse of a store.
at Peterboro, Ont.,.five persons |
were killed and eight injured.

The new ©, P, R: stéamer Em-
press’ of Asia arrived at ‘Vancou-
ver Onn: Monday, on. her first trip.

” Militia have’ been. éalled out ‘to
quell. disturbances incident ‘tothe
strike of copper 1 miners. vin Micki
gan.

~ Lord Northeliffe: predicts’ at

‘| there, will, -be. ‘warfare ‘in. Ieelarid

if the ‘home. rule’ bill - becomes,
law. ; : *

An eight-inch un hae
Lat Pola, Austria, killing. :nine
injuring’ a seore

- Salmon ‘fishing on the Fraser i is
now over. Thea season ’a pack of

‘| sockeyes is ‘nearly ‘half: B million

cases.

Hindus have: ‘found a way af
entering. Canada. legally: . They
‘come. from Bombay by the Nip:
pon Line. tens

' A careful. estimate. of the wheat
crop: of: the: three prairie; pro-

~ General “Felix Diaz, who | is at}:

; | présent i in London, bas announced |
{Good Store and Road House

: presideney of Mexico...

himself as a candidate. for. the

‘Nine members. of the. Chinese

_ | parliament have: been ‘arrested. at
52| Peking, and ‘will-be executed for
i complicity: in the rebellion, - Ae

| A contract has. been Baned £ for
ta race for ‘the America’s ‘cup,

between Lipton’ 8 new challenger
and an American ‘boat, in 1914.

“The Japaiiese of California
have been. forbidden by -Tokyo,
{| authorities to take legal action
to test the California land: law. .

in’ Japan a typhoon. killed al

hundreds of bridges and houses.
In Tokio 15,000 shouses were
flooded. - _

Two

-. suffragettes, attacked
links at Elgin, Scotiand, Knock-

rested.

deen near the banks of ey
foundland,. ;

high : wai" ‘the Tat important

_:|Tevenue * “af * British -

Premier Asquith ‘on ‘the: golf|

ing off his. hats They gre ar-

The end ofa mammoth steam: ;
‘Tahip, supposed ‘by some to, be the :
wreck of the Titanle, ‘has-“been|

It 5 reported that Nanking,

present caléndar year, thé:-forest
Columbia |.
amounts to $i, 443, 650,: as com-.
pared: with $1, 115,29 296 for: the
same period j jn 1912;

‘fathoms’, ‘f water, and. it has

oa | been. found: ‘impossible. to recover
‘|the . bodies ‘imprisoned. in the).

wreek... The. rock on: -which, the
‘vessel, was «: wrecked ; has’. since

“| been’ found to be about twenty-

three: feet below the water. The
ateamer was. drawing over

twapty-six feet of water.

oA Mistaken Idea’
ti is a ‘very . general error of

e understanding that® “when the

Panama Canal is completed the
waters of the ‘Ailantic ‘will méet
and mingle with. those of the
Pacific. They will not,. . unless
they meet down at Cape Horn.
There has been a half: accepted
theory: that the waters of the|
' Pacific are on a higher level than

ve =. those of the Atlantic on this side

of the isthmus,- ‘and several writ-|
ers have said timta swift current
“might flow through ‘the canal.

The error‘is easily diseerned | when

‘one thinks for a moment. : The
‘canal ig ‘not. On: the water level,
but far above it, néarly 100 feet,
On the’. Atlantic side the canal
has’ been - cut some distance in-
Jand to where the mountain be-
gins to. rise, and there a great
lock is built, and, when a ship},

‘lénters it, it is raised up to the|

level of the canal by means of
river water, not sea, Crossing|
the mountain by canal and lake
full of fresh water, the ship is
let-down - into the salt, water on
the Pacifieside: _ The salt waterg

‘do hot. meet, ‘but are almoat as
| vinees gives. an’ ‘average of twen- :

{ty bushels per acre. . = 7

far apart asever, 8 ft

- Canada’ 8 Trade Grows :
According to official figures re.
ceived. from the’ British Tradé
Commissioner. in . Canada, the
values of the imports from Cana-
da ‘and of. the exports and. re-
exports to the Dominion during
the first half of each of: ‘the years

{1912 and: 1918. were ag: follows:—

Imports in7 1912, $50,992,000; in

1913, $53,215,000. Exports to the
United ‘Kingdom, produce, and
manufactures in 1912, $50,388, -

000; in 1913, $58, 414,000; "ye-OX- 7

ports i in 1912, $8,576,000; in’ 1913,
$9,004,000. There was thus ‘a
substantial i increase in 1918 under
each head.

: Among. the principal. Articles
were the following: | mt

_Tinports: from Canada i in 1918:

: 19005. -eantied: _salinon, $2; rae
_. For the first, six montis of the WC wa 1

hams, $3,029, 0

dressed, $4,453,000, -

. Exports” ‘of “United ‘Kingdom | =

produce and" manufactures” to”
Canada;’ Tron and steel: mannfac- - ;

$8, 660, 000; apparel, $2, 408, 000,

Leal fresh eggs at Sargent’s

Sargent’s

~~

- LAND NOTICES

Omingea Land District, District of
assiar:

Webb, of: Victoria, B. C., 1 en
merchant, intends to ‘appl for.
mission to purchase the’ following. he
cribed lands:

Commencing at.a post planted at the
southeast corner of Lot 1297, Omineca
District, District. of .Casaiar; * thence
west, about’ 60 chaing, thence south
about, 20 chains, thence east about 60
chains, thence. north about 26 chains,
bein being ungazetted | Lot 1229, District of |

Herbert Be Webb.
Aug. id, 1913. i. Tey

Omineea Land. District, District of
-- Caasiar .

Patergon, of Victoria, B: G., » occupation
retired, intends ta re for permission: °
ki tp purchase the fo owing described -
in

- Commencing at's post. lanted about
25 chains south of of the northeast’ corner”

of Cassinr, ‘and ‘it the northweat corner .
of \ungazetted Lot 1685, thence south ©
about 65 chains to southeast corner of =
Lot 2116, thence east about: 62 chains ~
to west’ poundary' of Lot 820, thence «
northerly about 87 chains to. northwest :
corner of Lot 920, thence. westerly |

of ‘Lot 1296,. thence. north about 18:

chaina to ‘corner.marked Northeast A. ”
Lot 1585, thence weaterly abopt 8 chaing

to-point of commencement and covering”

ungazetted ‘Lot 1685,

‘Avg. 14, 1018,

“Hazelton Land District, District af

cast, Range :

“Take notice that: Benjamin, Hellom,
Lof . Vancouver, B, C., occupation labor-
er, intenda to apply- for permission
ia are hasé.the following described
ani iB:

Commencing at a post-planted at the
south-west. corner of Lot 5426, Range
¥., Coast Dist,,. thence west 80 chains, ~~
thence south 80 ‘chains, ‘honce esat 80
chaing, thence north 80 chaing to point
of commencement, containing 640 acrea
more or legs. anjamin Hallom. )

a Jaly 8rd, 1918.

-Coast, Range Y¥. -
ton, of London, England,. occupation
spinster, intends to. apply .for permis-.
BION to purchase the “following. den-
cribed lands:

Commencing at a post! planted 2 at “the”
north-weat ‘corner of Lot 4264;

thenee south 26 chains, thence east 4) —
chains, thence north 20. chains. to point:
of commencement, containing 80 acrea
more or Jess. Mary Anne Hembleton.
‘ly ard, 1913.

_ The Churches

CHURCH OF ENGLAND
ST, PRTER'S, -HAZELTON
Sunday Services: Morning at 11 o'clock; Sunday -
School at 2.15 pm: Native service, 8.50 P-L
Hveniag Service, 7 780 pm, .
Rev. J. Freco,

Church rooina at 70 o'clock. :
Bv. DR, MOLRAN, |.

thousand : people: and. destroyed |""~

After’ interviewing’ the
"county, we have every.

P. £0. ), Plows for pataces

ranchers throughout the
confidence i in Presenting

tures’ “thereof (50 far’ ag. dletin: -,/

re guished in, the monthly aceounte),” _
“The wrecked, ~steamer 7 State of, $4, 284; 0005 ‘cotton Tf

iece > Rood, 4,
California Hes. in. ‘thirty-seven ‘¢ Bee

cluding carpets and. carpet. ras), 4

"New gins Sand ammunition-at i:

- Take notice. that Herbert - Perey.

about 60 chains to the southwest corner *-

| Hazelton Land District. District of
Take notice that: ‘Mary Anne Hemble- .

Range. 7
¥., Coast Dist, thence west 40 chains,”

_ Services! heid * every vont Sunday evening in the

and - flour, $ $5, 286, 600: bacon. id.

Take notice ‘that’ Lambert-Osborne a

of Lot 2115, Omineea District, District . a

Lambert Osborne Pair,