: readily and’ ‘will Willing subscribe
for the whole $50, 000;000,))) 3.0: |.
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NOVEMBER: 26, 1916 |

“THE. OMINECA HERALD, “FRIDAY,

- “Printed every Friday at |

NEW HAZELTON, B. C.

Tere

Advertising rates $1. 50° per inch. ‘per inouth: ;

reading notices 15 per line first insertion, 10c per
line each subsequent inzertion.. :

Subseription to all parts of the world _
Oneyear =) = ,''= $3.00" ;

_ Six months. - :

Noticea for Crown Grants . -
. " Purchase of Land ©
“ Licence t Prospect fer Coal -.

- - -

The. Victoria Colonist has a bad

attack. of. nerves over its land.

policy and the criticism it has and
is yet receiving. We intimated a
couple of weeks ago that Hon. W.

R. Ross had to bolster up ‘his de-
partment in order thatthe gov-|:
ernment might not be so thor-
oughly disgraced, The Colonist],
and the minister are straining]:
every nerve in their efforts to de-
ceive the .people. .
of lands in his all red pamphlet
says that-ail the: land along the}.
railways is free land open for the
pre- -emptor, |
was wise to sell land to the spec-
ulator and it was only natural the
speculators should: pick the good
land adjoining transportation.
Both the Colorist and Mr, Ross
are trying.to say the same thing,
yet they actually say the. oppos-
ite, Can either-be believed? It
is only intended to deceive the
people. ° :

lt is distasteful tous to refer
sc often to the Colonist, but: the
owner of that. paper dictates ‘sO

“much of the news and editorial

matter for the hirling press that

it is necessary for the ‘voters to

understand the workings’ of the
machine. .. It will -readily ‘be un-
derstood-why some of the smaller
papers copy so: ‘much from’ ‘the
Colonist. po Or et

In another part ‘of, this 4 issue is
announcement; of": ‘the: Dominion
Government war- Joan.’ It. needs
only 2 perusal of the terms :for
the masses to’ understand: that

those bonds are the best possible.

investment for the working man,

the working girl, widows and-or-:

phans, | The time allowed’ to
make ‘application is -very ‘short,
but it is worth your while:to-try.
‘The telegraph: service.:announce
‘that’ the banks have’ subscribed
‘for $25,000. 000. It-is hoped. ‘the

government : refuses. to: issue - the!

bonds: ‘to the banks until.after the
common - people have: had:a fair
éhance to invest’ their: ‘savings. in
government ‘bonds: at: B per cent:

rather than draw. 8 per,cent from |ki
the bank’ and. have the be
oe “the: five ‘per. cent on: “the:

money, * The:common: people: can,

day of.

. jill be. ‘and

- Puptisiten is

The - minister |.

The Colonist says it

a proposition.
\rnen are like sheep, they follow

4every woman -in. the. civilized
world wants the samething. All

ks get of
people’s | h

- Liberal. ‘Terms’ wil] be offered to

_ REFERENCES REQUIRED.
BRITISH coe

1498 Seventh Avenue We

: AN: ENERGETIC, AND. RELIABLE. MAN. |

. to ‘represent. ua ‘in ‘the ‘sale: ofa full line: ‘of Nursery ‘Stock, ‘con?

“sisting of Fruit Trees of all kinds, Small Fruit. Plants, Shrubs, |:

“: Roses ‘and Ornamental Trees, including: several: new. specialties — |-

~ puch as the VROOMAN FRANQUETIE WALNUT. which is Prov: a
ing such a money-maker. i in the West. :

ness his time and attention. Exclusive territory along the Hine. of
the G.T.P. from Prince Rupert east, can be arranged for.-

any:man. who will give the busi .

Full particulars on ‘application. ne

NURSERIES CO. Ltd.
no ‘VANCOUVER, BC |:

FASHIONS IN FURS”

“THEIR CREATION)

Demand for the @ Skins. of the larger
Animals— Prices are on the
; Up Grade
4 Tn reply. to ‘the question “Who
pets. the style in Furs,” A. B.
Shubert says:—

“Woman, lovely woman, she ig}.

the creator of styles. ‘She knows
what she wants.,
Fox that settles it—Fox will go
for sure. Its Fox or nothing.
This may seem strange to those
who don’t understand the fernin-
ine. mind, nevertheless, it isa
cock- -sure, one best bet, ‘one guess

In one | ‘respect ” wo-

the leader. Someone in the world
of fashion, and it: may be.one of
the nobility, a’ well’ known ‘and
popular: woman of the stage or
one of high. ‘fashionable society,
springs.a new. ‘stunt, her own idea.
or-‘partly that.of her-furrier, She
flashes it at some public function.
If.it takes itis. more contageous
than ‘the small-pox..-‘In ‘time

don’t get-it... Those who have the
price do. . Those. who don’ t have
the price get: ithe. next best thing,
as an imitation. By the. way . of
illustration, I will cite a case... I
was in Paris August 1913 and was
shown by. M, Greenwalt of that
city ( the. one manufacturer. of
furs who has assisted. in. bring-
ing out more novelties i in ‘ladies’
furs’ that any living. mahi) ‘the
first model of the now extremely
fashionable. animal searf, made

from choice ailver. fox for: Madam

Sarah: ‘Barnhard; ‘the great, singer
of France." ‘The fashionable world
grabbed for it, ‘for it had. merit;
it is: ‘becoming to any lady. - “The

If ‘she fancies | >

SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING: ‘REG:
ULATIONS! “78

COAL mining rights. ‘ot the * Deminién,

in- Manitoba. « Saskatchewan and. .
the]:

.| Alberta, the Yukon Territory,
North-west Territories and in'# portion
ofthe Province of “British Columbia,

may be leased for aterm of twenty-one ;

years at an annusl rental of $1'an‘adre.

ot more than 2,660 aeres will he. leased, Pe oh oy!

to,one applicant.

“Apent-or Sub-Agent: of: the: district. 1n
wich | the rights applied for ; are. situa-,
‘ted.

‘In surveyed territory the land must

be described by- sections,’ or ‘legal “aiib-:

divisions of sections. and.in unsurveyed

territory the tract applied for shall be |

staked out by the applicant hintelf.
Each application must be accompanied
by a fee of $5 which will be refunded if
the mghts. applied for. are, not avuilable,
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’ ‘operating the mine shall
furnish the Agent: with sworn returns
aceounting for the full quantity of mer-

chantable coal mined and pay t the royal-

ty. thereon. - If the coal mining rights

are not being: operated, such returns

should be furnished at” ‘least once: a
vear

The lease’ will inelude the ‘cont. mining:

rights only, but the lessee may be.per-.
mitted to te nay whatever y vailnble
surface tights may be considered neces-

sary forthe working of the mine at the

rate of $10.00 an acre.

For full information application should
be made to the Secretary of the De-
partment of the Interior, Ottawa, or to
any Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion

Lands.
We. W, CORY,
_ Deputy Minister of the Interior:
N Be ‘Unauthorized ‘publication of
this advertisement will not:be paid far.
58782 June VW. ém

Application for a lease int: at lie rade | ae
by the ‘applicant in person to the] ~

piieaneunnananoees

fhe lee

“Best Quality Goods New Styles

Ladies Suits $35.

Ww. Muirhead .. New: Hazelton

eaaty & oped

- Livery and Feed Stables

: apeneenn iy Connection : “With the’ Northern, Hotel ; a
A -TRAMING: wie TRANSFER _ STORAGE: Bo

Saddle Horses,. Single and Double’ Rigs: for Hire. .

7 COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE
HAY AND FEED FOR SALE
. -Regular. Daily Stage to Old Hazelton |

Leaving New Hazelton at 9.50 a. m., except train days, when the
_ stage will meet the passenger train and. run to old, Hazelton after

ee ipELEPHONES—New, Hazelton--2 long, 1 short
: Hazelton—i long, 3 short

NEW y HAZELTON

‘A: M. RUDDY
Manger

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A Perfect Fit -

“Fall and Winter Oversonte from ‘05 00. to. $30.00 [I
ne ~| Men‘ Suits $28, to $35. Il

| Northern Hotel |

R. J. McDONELL, PROPRIETOR 7
”, NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

* Sixty ‘Bed ‘Rooms, all” newly furnished. The:
- Jargest ‘and finest Hotel-in. the North.. Large.”
airy, handsomely, furnished. dining room, Best
omeala. in the. province. _ American and’ European. .
“plains. ‘Handsome bar. root’ “and: fixtires.” ~ a
. — Steam Heated and Electric Lighted:

oe

_ Ninth Avenue - New Hazelton

fits

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_ SUITABLE FOR |

Farm Lands ||)

‘Fam I Lands Fo For | at Sale

MIXED. FARMING al
_ DAIRYING.. Beat
“STOCK RAISING’

These: lands are situated. close: to th be
‘rmiain’ line: of the: Grand rank Pacific 0 | ee

lining

_ Mining Properties”
aes Ce > Mining. Prospects’ -
aan a : ‘Mining Stocks’ °°:

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