_ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, cai 12, 1915 *

“H ESE. are times when

every dollar of British
Columbians is. needed:

in British Columbia. .

ras erat

| When you ‘bay “foreign: made shoes’ a very'*
large percentage of the amount you pay.
leaves the Province permanently.

Leckie Shoes ©

Fort: George, > passed - through

"|here last. Saturday: night after

visiting in’ Prince. -Rupert. “where

Rev. Dr: Herridge held a public
‘meeting. | They were met at the/l} 3
-|toeal- depot by: Rev, D. R Me: |
: Lean. poe

R s. ‘Sargent announced last|§
. week that ‘he would be'a Conser-
I vative eandidate‘if he could get!———
«the: nomination,’ ..
{the support from this end “of the
ah district: if he continues in the
" running until convention.

He will have

‘He is

| Ow feeling his + way in the valley

parr best the market affords--- is ‘made in
British Columbia :by: British Columbians.
: When’ you buy LECKIE SHOES every penny

of your dollar remains right here at. home. ee

Remember that!

-

SOLD AT “LEADING DEALERS

BUILT for WEAR, STYLE + and COMFORT

OVERHEARD AROUND

‘NEW: HAZELTON
a= “=

His: Honor Judge Young is in
town this week at the Northern

Hotel. He is holding court in
the district.”

Chicago that he is touring ‘east-
ern cities in the interests of New
Hazelton mining. Me

who-have been. residents ‘here for

the past two years, left Thursday.

morning. for. Vancouver ‘ where
they will reside in future.

Frank Dockrill, of ‘Vancouver,

_ Bowser’s selection: as - -Conserva-
tive. candidate for Omineca dist-

rict, passed through here Wed-:
nesday night on his way to the

sen

‘Bulkley valley to line up his ‘sup.
porters,

Barney Halleron spent: several
days in town ‘this week and on
Thursday | morning. returned to
the Rocher Deboule mine | ‘where
he will remain for some months.

“Chas, Biggart ‘and’ Mrs. Big-

OB. Wallace wvites front gart returned on Wednesday. last

after spending several pleasant
months in the south. © Their -host

[of friends were @ glad to ‘welcome
‘| them back. : aoe

_ Mrs. and. the: ‘Misses. . MeRée, |

R. Le Ramsey, of the: ‘depart. |
ment of agriculture, with head|:
office at Telkwa, spent several

days last: week in this section and
| delivered addresses in the schools |:

on agricultaral, subjects. se

Rev. Dr: W.. 7 Herridge, of

Ottawa,’ moderator cf the. Pres-
byterian general assembly, -ac-
companied by Rev. Mr. Pilkey;

(-

i

Farm La | sie

TEAMING .

| o a towns.

- CITIZENS APPOINT

eers for the. ensuing year.

~ STRONG NG OFFICERS

Boyd C. Affleck is the the ‘New President
“and a Strong Committee Was
* Elected to Assist Him

1-The New Hazelton - Citizens’
ae Association held a reorganization
mésting i in the ‘Assembly. hall on;
: Tuesday night and there was a

representative gathering. Presi-
dent W. J. MacKenzie occupied
the chair and after opening the
meeting declared that the first
business was the élection.of offi-
He
announced that as he had been
president for the past two and a
half years that he wished to re-
tire now and desired that-a. new
president be elected. ‘C.H. Sawle,
the secretary. for the. same length
of time, made a similar announce-
ment.” ‘The: following officers
were then chosen:— .
President—B. C.' Affleck.

_ Vice-President—G. Q, Graham. |

.: Secretary —H.. B. Tatchell.

Treasurer—James: Richmond. °

~Exectitive committee — “PC,
McKinnon, A. M. Ruddy, ‘Geo.
Wall. ‘Geo, Walker, G. Hodgins.
“Geo. Wall was re-elected fire
chief, and A: M. Ruddy and Roy
McDonald were elected lienten-
ants, 1t was decided that a fire
alarm‘be erected in the lower end
of! the town and A. M. Ruddy

was. authorized, to secure same

TRANSFER STORAGE

Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs for Hire. ff

“COAL AND WOOD. FOR -

SALE

HAY AND FEED FOR SALE f

Regular Daily Stage to Old Hazelton ; .

. Leaving New Hazelton at 9.90 am.-except train daya, when the
; _atage will meet the Passenger train and ron to Old Hazelton after I

TELEPHONDS—New Hazelton—2 long, 1 short
Pas " Hazelton—t long, 3 short

“NEW. HAZELTON

‘port ; at the next-meeting which

= at. eight. o’clock.” All Liberals

Ruddy & McKay |

Livery. and Feed Stables

*. In Connection With the Northern Hotel

aiding with organization, . _

sce J SUBMARINES SINK

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

* “BRITISH COLUMBIA” Coast, STEAMSHIP SERVICE’. oe
_ “PRINCESS, MAQUINNA, ’ " qleaves Prince‘ Rupert every ‘SUNDAY. al. th

p. m., connecting’: with GT.

. PL train -arriving- at .6,30 p.m..Sunday, -

FOR: ‘VANCOUVER, VICTORIA’ ‘AND: SEATTLE.

|. Tickets to-and fram all parts of the world,

‘Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Tickets, ,

i G. ‘McNAB, corner Third Avenue and Fourth h Street, Prince e Rupert. .

a oe
Se oe

ateamers for

' For TORONTO, MONTREAL, COREA 0, etc.,

““Pritce George’ and. ‘Pace Jona’
FOR VAN’ OUVER;: VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Rupert $ am, every Friday.
Steamer Prince John leaves: Prince Rupert at 7:p.m. on- Sunday,
March 14, 28, and April.11,-25.. Res

may be obtained from any G.T,P, agent or from train agent.
G.T.P. RAILWAY—Westbound train leaves New. Hazelton at
10.53 a.m,, Sundays and Thursdays, connecting. with the above
thesouth, Eastbound train leaves New Hazelton
5 ved p.m., Wednesdays and Saturdays, for Edmonton. ‘Winnipes.
5 compecting with trains for St. Paul, Ch

Double Track Route. For full Ft Ache i rezarding the aboye services, through tickets, re- -
servations, etc., apply to Local Agent, or to ALBERT DAVIDSON, ‘General Agent, Prince
Rupert, B.C, Agent for all Atlantic Steamship Lines. : , - .

G. T. P. STEAMERS

ervations and through tickets

ton at .

icago, ete.
use ‘the Grand. Trunk ‘Reilway System—The

Zz

HE LITTLE TAILOR SHOP.

The newest spring styles ‘and the very ‘atest “

patterns and materials at the lowest. prices oes

Perfect Suits, Made to. Order, from $28 to $88

SAVE MONEY ‘AND GET, THE. BEST.

W.. Muirhead

so

New. w Hazelton

_ GUTTER, AND ‘TAILOR *

and have-the fire department |

erect itin-a suitable place. | °.
The fire ‘wardens’ of the town |.
will see that all business places
and residences in town: provide: a
ladder long enough. to scale: the.
wall fof the building and’ ‘also.a
ladder on the roof, ° ee
‘The executive eommittee: will
consider the annual ‘fee to /be|
‘| charged for membership: and re-

will be held .the first Monday ial
April,
wise, :.The executive was. also
authorized to act’ on ‘several other}
matters of importance to: the wel-
fare of New Hazelton.

assembly . hall’ on “Monday next

can do much to further the catise
by attending this, meeting and

BRITISH H STEAMERS |

* | Tangistan, Blackwood and? Princess | ”.
a| . Victoria are Torpedoed— German: ||

- Submarine U- 20 Als, Sink.’

x London, Mareh 10- Buri :
‘early hours of Tuesday |

‘unless announced other- *

“| Jersey, . Strong and. healthy. -
: the Omineca 1 3

There will be a meeting of’ the -
Liberals of New Hazelton. in. the},

“LAND: NOTICES

‘Hazelton Land Distriet District of.
oe Cassia. ”

“Take notice. that Wes EB s. ‘Denison

cccupation rani
for. erm| jesion

a re “Bagar & ‘Denigon » :
ere. M. Morrison
d Dee. 18, 19H" Pub. Jan. 15

a“ or a

Bull calf, ‘B weeks olds three- =
pply at
Herald, 4 - 36-t£

quarters —