THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923

Ve The Hazelton Hospital issues
: tickets for any period at $1.50 per

cal

month in advance,
cludes office consultations and
medicines, as well as all costa
while in the hospital, Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
drug store; from T. J. Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-

This rate in-

superintendentat the Hospital,

oo ( nexents for McLary’s Famous \

Sheet Metal

Het Air Furnaces

Workers

Steen’s
Limited

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Sanitary and Heating Engineers

Hot Water, Steam and Het Air

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Heating Systems

Lead Burning and Chemica!
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Estimates .
cheerfull
furnished,

/

4 Soda Fountain

Ice Cream Soft Drinks

Yo

Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton

S

aa Store open

! TR. DAVIS.

Excellent stock of HARRWARE

Terrace
is prepared to furnish

ash and Door |

requirementa

on hand

Saturdays only from
noon on

Prices Now Reduced

of Lake Kathiyn,.B.C., intend to apply
to the Commissioner of Lands for per-
mission to prospect for coal, petroleum
and natural gas.on the following des-
cribed ares: situated in the Omineca
District, British Columbia:

Commencing at a post planted at the
South West corner of Lot 1466, marked
CG. J. McG.’s 5. W.. Cor., thence North
eighty (80) chains, thence East eighty
(80) chains, thence south eighty (80)
chains, thence Weat eighty (80) chains
to the point of commencement, contain-
ing an area of six hundred and forty
(640) acres more or'less,

Posted this Fifth day of May, 1923.

Charles J, McGuire,

4660 per J, J. Driscoll, Agent

NOTICE

Take notice that sixty (60) days from
date I, John J. Driscoll, Miner, of
Smithers, B.C., intend to apply to the
Commissioner of Lands‘ for permission
to prospect for coal, petroleum and
natural gas on the following described
area situated.in the Omineca District,
British Columbia: *

Commencing at a post planted at the
North West corner of Lot 1471, marked
J.J.D.’s N.W. Cor., thence South eigh-
ty (80) chains, thence East eighty (80)
chains, thence North (80) chains, thence
West eighty (80) chaing to the point of
commencement, containing an area of
six hundred and forty (640) acres more
or jess.

Posted this Fifth day of May, 1923.
4650 J. 3, Driseoll

NCTICE

Take notice that sixty (60) days from
date I, Franklin, G. Baumeister, Gentle-
man, of Vancouver, British Columbia,
intend to apply to the Commissioner of
Lands fér.permission to prospect for
coal, petroleum and natural gas on the
following described area situated in, the
Omineca District, British Columbia:

Commencing at a post planted at the
South East corner of Lot 1467, marked
F.G.B.’s §.E. Cor., thence Narth eigh-
ty (80) chains, thence West eighty (80)
chains, thence South eighty (80) chains,
thence East eighty (80) chains to the
point of commencement, containing an
‘area of six hundred and forty (640)
acres more or Jess,

Posted this Fifth day of May, 1923.

‘ Franklin G. Baumeister,

4650 per J. J. Driscoll, Agent

LAND ACT

Hazelton Land District.
: Casaiar |

TAKE NOTICE that William Min-

District of

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% —— nt
Mrs. E, R. Cox, of Hazelton,
spent last Saturday here,

Corporal Hall of the mounted
police, was a visitor here last

Saturday.

Mrs. MacKay and Jessie, of
Hazelton, were guests at the
week-end of Mrs. Perkins.

Most of the. natives have left
the neighborhood for the salmon
fishing on the lower Skeena.

Hugh Richmond, the merehant
prince, spent a couple of days in
New Hazelton with his brother,
James, and assisted at the sale.

On May 24th the Skeena Crosg-
ing football team went to Kit-

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and As You Like It

You will be delighted and will demand more once you
have tasted our bread, and onr cakes and cookies, too,
With our firm belief in the use of only the best materiala
and workmanshi your satisfaction must be assured, yet
we do not say this boastfully—just prove for yourself,

Wighest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped anywhere along line

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wanga and defeated the natiyes
of that town by a score of one to
nothing. The game was featured
by close playing, which at times
bordered on roughness. The on-
ly goal scored was made by P.
Turner, the center-half in com-
bination with S. Williams, on the
right wing. Wm. Washburn, of
Kitwanga, wasreferee, For the
return game Hugh Richmond will
referee, The officers of the
Skeena Crossing team are:

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The New Disinfectant

Superior to lye, lime and all other Spring cleansers

For cleaning chicken coops,
‘ stables, ete.

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

_ Pres. —Moses W. Jones.
Vice-Pres.~David 5. Williams.
Field Captain—Samuel Sampare,
Secretary—Matthias Wesley.

The team members are:

Ed. Wesley, Walter Wesley, Sam.
Milton, Lazarus Russell, Tom Weget,
Geo. Milton, Bob Hurris, Philip Turner,
Henry Wilson, Fred. Sampare,

‘Hugh Richmond is general ma-
nager and chief coach, ;

The team is open for either
football or baseball engagements
after the fishing season.

Methodists Now

ther, of Woodcock, occupation farmer,
intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at s post planted at the
South-west corner of Lot 2619, thence
East 20 chains thence South 20 chains
thence West 20 chains more or less to
bank of Skeena River thence following
said bank to. point é6f commencement
containing 40 acres more or less.

W. Minther.
Date April 18th, 1928, 4452

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Tee Cream Sodas
Confectionery

Ice Cream
‘Soft Drinks

Afternoon Tea served
from 12 to 8 p.m.

Cigars Cigarettes

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= New Hazelton

" One-pound loaves 2' for 25e

FRESH BREAD DAILY
made in & modern oven

Ask for Mra. Spooner’s
bread at your store

The
Farmer's Opportunity

There is to-day a
ready market for
everything you can
produce. Cultivate
your land to the
limit. Increase your
production and your
profits.

A portion of your profits
deposited to-day in our
Savings Department
will have far preater -
purchasing’ power inthe
future.

The Royal. Bank
Of Canada

Tetkwa Branch:

0. H. Wall, Manager

‘Rev, M. W. Lees,

Sat,, 26.. 55 ..

Organized in
This District

At the meeting of the Metho-
dist General Conference heid in
New Westminster last week the
following officers were elected
for the Hazelton District:—

Chairman—Rev. M. W. Lees,
Smithers.

Financial secretary—Rev. W.
C. Mawhinney, Telkwa,

Religious education secretary—

‘Educational department secre.
tary—Rey. W. C. Mawhinney,

Evangelism and social service
seeretary— Dr. H. C. Wrinch,
Hazelton,

Missionary secretary—Dr, H.
C. Wrinch. .
Journal secretary—Rev, Victor
Sansum, Hazelton,

Statistical seeretary—Rey. J,
H. Young, Terrace. so

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Of white nickeled Armco
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