"Between
Hazelton

1 short, 1

‘BENSON BROS.

“Auto Jitney Service

Hazalton and New
and the Railway,

or to any point in the dis- -
_triet-and. at any hour. yy
, the north ‘east corner of section 1469,

Phone Hazelton

long, 1 short,1 long :

. Ominees: ‘Hotel, ‘2 long, 2 hort

 oubiiell DIVISION”

tia

_s ‘Distriet of Coast, Range 5

Take notice that sixty days after
date I,,W. H."Newcombe, intend to ap-
ply to the Minister of Lands for a
| license :to: prospect for coal and petro-
Jeum over 640 acres ‘of land as follows:
—Commencing at.a post planted at

Omineca Division and ‘marked W. H.
Ns south east corner, thence north 80
chains; thence west 80 chains; thence
south 80 chains; thence-east 80 chains

\ caanar :

j The

} Flavor of

B Quality

to point | of Commencement, -
H, Neweombe
Locuted july 16, 187

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’ petyo-
leum over 640.acres of land as follows?
—Commencing' at a post planted at

Last September we received | a let-
ter from a lady in which she said

_ her first taste of Pacific

Milk

came while eating a dish of straw:
berries at the home of 4 friend.
-The flavor was so good she wrote
that she asked for the name of the
The flavor or whole milk, care-
fully preserved, is distinctive.

Pacific Milk

Head Office:
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

Vancouver

Plata

Pp

J.P.

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Wm. Grant’s
Agency

District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—{ — :
4
¢
‘Fire 9
Health

HAZELTON

Life

Accident

peat

*|N.’s north west corner; thence east 80
.|ehaing ; thence south 80 chains; thence

jdate, I, W. H. Neweombe intend to ap.
jply te. the Minister of Lands for a

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Insurance

FIRE ~ LIFE ACCIDENT
AUTOMOBILE

Gnly strong,

reliable companies

represen ted by us.

--Flato Boats

We; are local. agents for the new
Flato Boatu-—the zrest. boon for
‘the fishermen, the duck hunter

and the camper.

office now.

See it at our.

WM. 8: HENRY
_ SMITHERS, B. C.

"Tenders Wanted

hey
vr

Tanders.: wanted ito’: make. Improve-
“ments ‘on: the: ‘Hoveltont sPubtle Schoot.-
» Yenders mist be in by August Ast,i1827 |:

: a ” Specifleations my: ene:
; ‘Seeroth The
Stender ndt udeessitrfly: “debepted by the;

Secretary’ o or the Trustees. . a

e eee of the:

‘keen at the‘or-
‘LoWeat or any

sad ‘Seeratory.

‘|dersigned and endorsed “Tender fox

Jand cedar timber cnt’ between Septem.

_janill “and in. the Bethurem

ios, and duets.’ were. ibndexed, :'

the south west corner of section 14
Onmineca Diyision, and marked W, H.
N’s south west corner thence north 80
chains; thence enat 80 chains; thence
south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains
to point of commencement,

Located duly 15, 1027... ;

W. H. Newcombe

OMINECA DIVISION |

District of Coast, Range “5
Take. notice that sixty days after
date I, W. H. Newcombe intend to ap-
ply to the Miniser of Lands for a
license to prospect £or coal and petro-
lem over 640 acres of land as fellows:
Commencing at a post planted at the
north west corner of section 1473,
Omineeca Division and marked W. H.

west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement. |

Located July 15, 1627. ~

W. HH. Neweombe

_ OMINECA DIVISION :

" Disteiet of Coast, Ranges

Take notice that sity. daye after

license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as ‘follows:

—Commencing 2t a post planted at the
north east corner of section 1474, Om-
ineca Division, and marked W. H. N.s
north east corner thence west 80
chiins; thence south 80 chains: thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement.

Located July 15,- 1927,

W. He Neweombe

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

Tenders for ‘Track ‘Ties

Sealed’ tenders addressed to the un-

Track. Ties” will be received at the
office of the General Tle’ and Timbei
Agent, Canadian National” Exprese
Bulldiug, Montreal nntil twelve o'clock
noon, August Ist, 1927, for Railway
Tes to he manufactured from doug.
las fir, hemlock, juck pine, tamarack

ber Ist, 1027, and May 1st, 1028, an¢

ance with specifications S-3W-1,2,° re
‘|vised July 15th. 1926. ° Tender ‘forme
inay be obtnined at the- office of the
‘The Agent, at Winnipeg, and from the
[Purchasing Agent,‘ Vancouver, or Gen:
eral ‘Tle und Tiinber Agent, Montreal.
ender will not be considered unites:
made out’on form ‘supplied by the Tall
way Compony.
The lowest or any tender not neces:
sarily accepted. vs .
; G Yr MacLaren;
Generul Tie und Timber Agen‘
Montraa) Que., aay" _Gth, 1027.

A RECEPTION AT UsK

"Mrs. Allen accompanied ‘Rey, Wh.
‘Allen w hen ‘he Visited | Usk tast week.
There v ere large! ‘congregations at the
services ‘held: at the Canada Products:
hall. On
Wednesday’ Mra. R.A. Goodrich gave
it. reception i honor’ ‘ot Mri “ani: Mrs.
Alien the ‘Emietlon: ‘velng. ‘attended by |:
ir large and at, representntive ‘guthering
Throughout the : afternoon. several 80+

‘

deliveted between January 1st, 1928].. oo. .
{end August Ist, 1928, f. o, b, cars, on].
‘| Canadian National Railway in accord.

‘Mars ‘tet,

1 Telkwa Tales |

Jack Wilson, who for a number of
years was in partnership with Jack
Gillespie Ip operating the Telkwa coal
mines, arrived from ‘Vancouver Satrr-
day. and with ‘John Goodwill left for
the Upper: Telkwa to do, assessment
work,

‘Jack “McNeil hag ‘returned’ ‘from: a
motor trip- to Vancouver. and other
southern points. He was ‘necompant-
ed home by Nels Swenson who’ has
}been on. the coast. ‘for several months.

“pred McNish returned from ‘vae-
couver Saturday night. :

* Aiea.
last Sunday. with Mrs. T. P. Smith.

' Miss. B. ‘Hudson. of Smithers ia with
her aunt for a couple of weeks, Mrs.
R. W. Munger.

Mra. Cornwall and family spent Inst
Sunday at Topley,.

Haying is general throughout the
district this ‘week and there is a good
erop. The grain crops. are generally
good and most-of it is headed out, : If
the: weather keeps fair and warm there
will be big crops to harvest. ‘Last
week the weather was very hot with
local - storms over the week: end, : C

T. M. Ovens, formerly _ with ’ Brough:
ton and McNeill, is now permanently
located in Frisco,

PUDDING _FOR DESERT

“Phere is one thing in favor of pid-
dings for desert that makes the dish t

adult members of the family. Here is
a recipe that Was been found unusual-
ly delicious, and yet very almple , to
prepare and economical:--.
. Orange Bread : Pudding :
5 cup Eagle Brand_ Condensed, Mik
2 cups hot water "0" :
1 cup sifted soft bread crumbs, a
2 egg yolks slightly beaten,’ '
- L, tablespoon melted. butter, .
-Juice of three oranges,, levy
. Grated rind of one orange,

14 ‘teaspoon & galt: * . :
Add hot water to condensed milk,
blend thoroughly, and bring.to seald-
ing point.
let stand until cool. Add egg yofks,
salt, melted butter,, orange , Juice ond

dish, set in a' pan df hot'Water!) Bake
in u moderate ovén about forty-five
ininutes. Cover .with ‘meringne of
stiffly beaten egg whites, and ‘one-

‘{a moderate oven. ‘Serve cold. Té ‘de-

sired, the whole éggs may be added tu
the pudding, the merligue omitted and
the padd'pg served cold with cream.

Making. Repairs
The Church at.

Ly

"Rev. Father ‘Allard recently . iiiscov-
ered that the tower and the chore at
Morricetown were ‘leaning both.  for-
ward and to the side, Upon’ investi-
gation it was liscoverad that the foun-
dations were gone and the. building. in
great danger. of collapsing. It was a
inatter: uf only a few hours. vantil the
Father was in Smithers and: with ithe
able ‘nasistance of: Mr.. Fowler. ‘of ‘Geo.
Little's, lumber yards and Mr. Stevens,
agent: for .the-O,. N, R, until ‘material
was :londed /and . shipped: to, Morrice-

town, Repairs were , started immed- |
* lately,

‘Conerete. Squares. were. get in
the ground and on. them were placed
heavy: cedar - - pasta. - “When .¢his, work
is completed the: ‘ehurch ayill. be. sate

for many,” indny' ybavg’ “Most! of’ the
labor‘ls béing:- ‘dorie by’ thie’ hatives‘and | 4 |
rork is. in charge of oe

Clairmont:
At Abr

F

ing up the priests’ ‘Hotige: si ‘thai es ‘wolf

he hahitable ‘in ‘both summer nd, win.)
In: the: ‘past’ t J mosquitoes: drove

Shnekleton, Mr. and “Mrs. ‘Allen. nselat:
Ang {n the mmsteal rogram,

fies drove bin out in ‘the. .winté

“Geo. Little of ‘Terrace speat :

This year it is necessary to have'a a permit. 2 :
from some Forest Officer before any camp- .
fire may be set in any forest or ‘woodland:

k

Besi sure to get 2 . permit for your camp-fire ue
and follow the instructions printed: on the
| gback of it. .

"-PREVEN T FOREST FIRES’

YOU CAN HELP

frequent selection, and, that is‘ that the |
average simple pudding can be used :
for the little ones as well as for the

Pour over bread’ erumbs; |.

rind. Pour into a: buttered’ pudding |. ..

et

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Prince Rupert, B. C..

The Rexal Store

fourth cup sugdét, ..Brown slightly in

_ Morricetown :

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-
termediate ports each Monday and Thursday at 4.00

p. m. and Saturday at 6 p. m,

4.00 p, m.

For Anyox ‘and Stewart each Monday and Friday at

'. For Alaska each Wednesday at 4.00-p. m
4a 6-For Masset Inlet each Monday at 4.00 p. m.
For Vancouver via South Queen Cnarlotte Islands,

Fortnightly. -

Passenger Trains Leave I Now Hazelton: -
EASTBOUND-—7.20 p.m. - daily except Sunday - -
¥

| WESTBOUND—7.51 am. dai
J asper Park Lodge open “May 21st to September aot

See Canada in Canada’s Diamond Jubilee Year, 1867-1927"

except Tuesday

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPR:
Cheques,

For Atlantic steamehip sailings or further informa’

RE. McNaughton,

ete,, also for your. next shipment.

ESS for Money Orders,

tion apply to any Cenndian National Agent o
: District Passenger Agent, Prince. Ruport, Bc.

‘Foreign

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SMITHERS, B, &