Aluminum Ware

A large stock of aluminum ware has arrived and includes

all kinds of dishes in al! sizes.
easier by using these goods,

ICE CREAM AND: FRESH

Groceries Drygoods

Make your housework

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FRUITS

Boots and Shoes

Flour and Feed always carried

in quantities

S. H. SENKPIEL

General Merchant

New Hazelton, B.C.

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Auto and Garage

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FPREICHTING FORWARDING ©

A. E. Falconer

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Cars to any point in the district at any hour of the day or .
Fast; efficient service; careful, experienced drivers

Our up-to-date garage facilities ensure quick, efficient repairs

Govmnt. phone:
2 long, 2 short

Service |

TRANSFER

Hazelton

spent a few days in town with

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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

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May 1, 12, 22, June 2, 18.

every Saturday at 11 a.m.
AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES
Ww. C.

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—For Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,

For Ketchikan, ‘Wrangell. ‘Juneau, Skagway May 8, 18, 29, June &
S.S, “PRINCESS BEATRICE’’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, Hast Bella’
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver

Full information from

Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

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DEVELOPING AND PRINTING

STATIONERY

. PATENT MEDICINES
VETERINARY REMEDIES
TOILET ARTICLES

CHOCOLATES
. Distriet Agent for the leading ate
Insurance, Companies— f SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
Life s
Bie, 31 Up-to-Date Drug Store
a ~ Health: HAZELTON, BC.

! horticultural society met on Wed- |*

HAZELTON ==

. nesday evening when . ‘the plants |

ala ttn ciia lion nines iinannalinnd

The Hazelton Hospital

BOOT ‘AND SHOE
Repairing

Black, ‘Tan, and. White. .
_ ., Bhoe Polish”

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7 , Waite GROSS RUBBER ‘REPAIR

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poe

The Hazelton Hospital issues ‘
tickets for any period at 1.50 per ;
‘month i in. advance,

"\ ghudes ‘officé consultations ‘and
“medicines, as: well aa. all: costs’
jf: While in the hospital, Tickets: are |
. obtainable. in. Hazelton from. the.
Peera itl drug. store; ‘from. T. w, TROD,

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HAZELTON NOTES |

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Good insurance is not cheap;
cheap insurance is not good. See
Wm. Grant’s Agency. — 41.

The flower garden at the depot
at South Hazelton is ready for
the fence and then the flowers
will be set out.

Indians, white men and booze
continue to occupy most of the
attention of the the local police
force in spite of the fact that it
is an expensive laxury.:

Mr. and.Mrs, Finlay. who have
a ranch in the Kispiox, arrived
on Wednesday to spend a month
or. two in the country. It is two
vears Binee they, were here last.

Roy Smith of the Yukon Tele-
graph line arrived in town this
week to spend a few days before
going out on a holiday. ©

J. W.. Henkel of Francois Lake

A, A. and Mrs, Connon. Wed-
nesday night he accompanied Mrs
Keefe and young daughter home
Little Yvonne Connon also went
with them to visit her grandpar-
ents for a time. .

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Mrs, A. A, Connon was taken.
seriously ill Tuesday evening and
is now in the hospital. where she
is recovering nicely.

Seotty Ogilvie has gone. up the
telerraph line to | relieve Roy
Smith for a time.

The Women’s Auxiliary to the
Hazelton Hospital have decided
to give a rose dance in Assembly
Hall next Friday night, June 12.
/\The roses at that time should be
at their best and the decorations
should.be attractive. Good mus-
ie will be provided..

Mrs. Sansum returned: from a
visit on the coast on Wednesday
|jpieht.

Mrs. “Whittaker arrived | from
Vancouver Wednesday night to
visit. her daughter, Mrs. Ed. F,
Turnbull.

Alex. Corner. returned from the
coast on Wednesday evening and
has gone to hia ranch in n the Kis- |
piox’ valley.

. The executive eoritnittee of the

for distribution, among. members
were received. ‘The distribution |
was made on Thursday. The ex-|:
ecutive . consented ‘to look aiter|
the flowers, for . the, visit of the
Govenor-General and ‘party’ on
the 26th, in this. connection the

‘will plant. the flowels at 4 the - es

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Rev. M.. Ww. ‘Lees’ aiid

‘ears ‘decorated with flowers," On :
Saturday’ afternoon thesoelety |"

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iad They stopped off for the
day to visit Dr. Wrinch.

Divine services will, be held in

#|St. Peter’s church on Sunday,

Trinity Sunday, at 11, 3 and 7.30

Paul Dheuis, chief of Gish-gah
gash, aged 80 years, was buried
on June 1 by Mr, James Proctor.

St. Peter’s Services |
Most impressive services were
held in St. Peter’s church. on
Whitsunday when a good num-
ber were present. At the morn-
ing service Mrs. MacKay sang
‘““He wipes a tear from every
eye... Before the close of the
seryice the rector dedicated to
the service of God a fine linen al-
ter cloth, beautifully embroider-
ed and edged with French lace.
The presentation had been made
by Mrs. Mathieson in memory of

those who went to the front from!

this district and paid the supreme
sacrifice in the great war, At
the afternoon. service Mrs. Cox
kindly interpreted the address to
the natives. In the evening Miss
Smith sang ‘Whatever is, is best’
and Dr. and Mrs. Large rendered
the duet

Heavenly Dove’’, Uplifting ser-

‘|mons were-preached at ail ser-

vices by the rector. The church
was decorated with white lillies
and carnations. :

The Smithers District Board of
Trade, have issued a very neat
booklet on the resources and op-
portunities of the Bulkley Valley
The booklet 1s now. being dis-
tributed. |

The New Hazelton ball team
journeyed to the Hazelton ball
grounds Tuesday night and put
up their first exhibition: as an in-
dividual team. They’ did very
well for the first few innings but
through Jack of experience could
not. stand the pace against the
veterans. A good coach would
help the bovs a lot.”

Send your subseription ‘in today.

The Women’ B Auniliary ‘to, the Hazel-
ton m Hospital :

will. hold a.

Rose”
Dance

in » Assembly Hall, Bizslton all

“tii ily pan t whe y wi ce or

‘ations regarding pre-emptions

“Come _ Holy Spirit, |

: at ing. for their new v'home it Sp ee i = ener elf

~ SYNOPSIS OF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

PRE: EMPTIONS

Vacant, unreserved, surveyed -
Zrown lands may be pré-empted by
British. subjects over 18 years of age,
and by aliens on declaring intention: '
to become British subfecta, condl--
tonal, upon residence, occupation,,
and improvement for agricultural
purposes,

- Full information concerning remy
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given in Bulletin No, 1, Land Serias,
"How to Pre-empt Land, ** copies of
which can be obtalned free of charge.
by addressing. the Department. of -
Lands, Victoria, B.C., or to any Gov-
ernment Agent. .

Records. will: be granted covering
only ‘land suitable for. agricultural
purposes, and which is not timber-
land, Le, carrying -over 5,000 board
feet per ‘acre west of the Coast Range
and 8,000 feet per acre east of that

‘Range.

Applications tor pre-emptions are.
vo be addressed to the Land Com-
missioner of.the Land Recording Di-

vision, in which the land applied for |

is situated, and ate made on printed.
forms, copies of which can be ob-
talned from the Land Commissioner.

Pre-emptions must be occupied for
five years and improvements. made

to value of §10 per acre, including _

clearing and cultivating at least five
acres, before a Crown Grant can be
received,

For moré detailed information see
ihe Bulietin “How to Pre-empt

Land.”
. PU RCHASE

Applications ‘are received for pur-
chase of vacant >and -unreserved
Crown lands, not. being timberland,
for agricultural purposes; minimum.
price of first-class (arable) landis $6
per acre, and second-class (grazing)
land $2.50 per acre. Further infor-
mation regarding purchase or lease
of Crown jands ig given: in Bulletin.

No. 10, Land Series, “Purchase and .

Lease ‘of. Crown Lands." -

Mill, factory, or industrial sites on, |

timber. land, not exceeding 40 acres,,
may be purchased or leased, the con-
ditions’ including. | "payment . of
-atumpaee. .

HOMESITE LEASES

Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20: 7

acres, may be’ leased as homesitas,.
conditional upon a dwelling being:
erected. in the first year, title being: |
obtainable after residence and im-
provement conditions are fulfilied|
and. ‘land has been surveyed; . -

“LEASES
For grazing and: ‘industrial : pur--
poses areas not exceeding 640 Boren

‘may be leased, by “one person | or: * hi

“company.
G RAZI N a .

Under the’ ‘Grazing vAct the Pr
ince Ia divided into grazing distri
and ‘the range administered under .
‘Grazing "> Commissioner. ™ “Annut
grazing perinits are issued based of
numbers ranged, priority. ‘being given:
to established owners. Stock-owners |
may form associations “for range

. management. Free, or. partially free,

-permits.are' available for settlers
campers and ; travellers, . up’ tee vv
head, ; ar

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Between, Hazelton . and New.
'“-Hazelton:and : the: ‘Railway,
or. to any point in the dis-
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All; : descriptions oF ‘sure *
veys, promptly: executed:

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