a : For r Sale. .

Rate Official Adminiatestor 2 at t Prince
Rupert offers for sale Lot 1711, Range
ast District. - This lot was Crown
4 Oo in 1918, Itcontaine a consider-
me able quantity of Cedar fit for poles and

pilings, and considerable tie’ timber. :
The property is part of the estate ‘of

- Joseph Lappie, deceased.
NORMAN A, WATT,
‘Official Administrator,
j _ Prinee Rupert, BG, 01

Notice of Iritention to Apply to
' Purchase Land. :

2 In Skeena Land Recording District, and |'
situate on Kitsumkalum Lake.

Take notice that I, Arthur Y. Wilson,

; of Remo, B.C,, occupation mill super-

. §

intendent, intend to apply. for permis- |

Be, sion to purchase the fo
} lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the]
3 shore of Kitsumkalum Lake, 20 chains
North of the N.W. ‘corner of: L. 6733;
f thence KE. 10 chains; thence N. 26
i chains; thence west 20 chains more or
‘Jess; thence -southerly following the
shore line: of Kitsumkalum Lake to
g point of commencement and containing
2 4O'acres more or less, Land is required
' for erection of Look-out Station and
Sere headquarters for a patrolman for Forest

5 ; ) Fire rotection UFPOses. 4 -
a ARTHUR YOUNG WILSON.
Dated June 22, 1926. 2129

lowing deseribed |-

Proven best
Since 1857

: “time tested |

Free Recipe Book—
Write the Barden Ca.

Limited, Vancouver |

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help you to enjoy vourself,

= @€=©Timber Lot |

‘| Pine must be peeled,

Government: Liquor Act .
_| Notice of. Application For Beer Liceaco

NOTICE i is hereby given that on the} ”
Sist day of July next the undersigned
intends to apply to the Liquor Control
Board for a licence in pespect to -pre-
mises being part of the building known
as Grandview Hotel, situate in Town-
site of South: Hazelton, i in the Province
of British Columbia, upon the Iendsa
described as Lots thirteen (18) and
fourteen (14); Block seventeen (17),
District Lot eight hundred and fifty-one

09 |.(851), Hazelton Land Recording Dis-|,

trict, according to. registered map or
Plan deposited in the Land Regiatry

ffice in the City of Prince Rupert and
numbered 974B, for the eale of beer by
the glass or by the open bottle for
consumption on the premises.

-DATED at South Hazelton, B.C.;
this ard day of July, 1925.

JOHN ‘CUTHBERT,

0104 _ Applicant.

‘CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

rahe

Tender For Softwood Ties

Sealed tenders, addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed ‘‘TENDER.
FOR TIES”,
office of the General Tie Agent, Room
802; Canadian Express Building, MeGill |:
Street, Montreal, until 12:00 noon Mon-
day, August. 8rd, 1925, for ‘Railway
Ties to he manufactured from Douglas
Fir, Hemlock, Jack Pine, Tamarack or
Cedar Timber, cut between October
Ast, 1925, and May Ist, 1926, and deli-
vered between January lst, 1926, and
September 80th, 1926, f.o.b. cara Cana-
dian National Rallways, in“aceordance
with Tie “Specification No. S3W-1.2,
dated July 20th, 1923.

All ties with ‘the exception of Jack |
Tender forms
can be obtained at the office of the Tie
Agent at Moncton, Toronto and Winni- |,

peg, or from the office of the General} |

Tie Agent, Montreal.

Tenders will not be considered unless
made out on form supplied by the
Railway Company.

The lowest, or any, tender not neces:

sarily acce ted.
OW GRANT,

Gener Tie Age
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
‘Montreal, Que. —
July 2nd, 1926, 0305

Prince Kupert Annual Exhibi-
‘| tion, September 8th to 12th.
Exhibits from every part of North
Central B.C. Sports and Attrac-
tions and every feature that could
01

Cement --Lime_

BUILDING MATERIALS! !

Plaster - Fireclay

. Brick Building

Papers Roofing '

at Sash & Doors

3-ply Veneer Paneling

a Fir Finish

a Svecialty

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD.

Prince Rupert, B. C.

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HAZELTON

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DANCE at New Hazelton

In the Rorthern Hotel”

| ~ Good Music wil be se prin,” ; of : vars :
= _Relresameats will he. served.

buy: new baked for “the

- FRDDAY, JULY 31st, 1925,

UNDER THE AUSPICES oF THE New “Hadetron * he Ty
4 _ MEMBERS ‘OF THE WoMEN's ‘Auxintany TO THE ” ae

‘HOSPITAL. *

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PECTEME get ig oye ae

“Hazelton “Hospital ‘J

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 17; 1926"

wee

High School To.”
- Be Established
In Own wn Building

The annual meeting. of the Kit-
sumkalum-Terrace district school
was held last. Friday: evening in
the school,. and was very largely
attended.

‘The election of C H. Thomas

selves as trustee and auditor res-
pectively on the Board was a
unanimous one.

The matter of the high school
was debated and put to the vote,
whieh resuited in a decision to
start the high school proper this
autumn in the residence on the
school grounds heretoforé used
by one of the teaching staff.
The trustees were authorized to
raise the assessment sufficiently
‘to cover the cost of converting
this building to meet the needs

for the teacher’s salary,
The trustees’ report showed a
‘balance in the bank after the

‘memorandum of requirements for
‘the next twelve months. ‘The
auditor’s report was also present-
ed and passed upon.

Reports from. the inspector of
‘schools indicated that the stan-
‘dard of teaching in the local
school and the progress made by
the pupils showed that that the
trustees had ‘procured a very
competent staff. In his report
the medical health officer was
satisfied with the condition of
the school buildings and with
the seyeral conditions which come
under his inspection.

At the meeting the trustees
were asked to bear in mind the
satisfactory work of the principal,
Geo. H. Griffin, for the past two

‘years and to consider favorably

re-engaging him. .
-E. T. Kenney was in the chair,
and J. H. Young was. secretary.

Berries Not Plentiful

The strawberry production has
{Just about reached its peak. The
‘erop this year is much below the
average, and in many cases has
proved a disappointment to the
producer.’ The shortage further
demonstrates that strawberries
as a main crop cannot be relied
upon, but asa side-li ne to general
farming they can be made a
gource of ready cash to the grow-

are still growing.

ee ee ery

4 Terrace |

Yast ‘week a large bell Was

receiyed by the Terrace Catholic
‘Chareh, and after being installed
in the belfrey, it was ‘used for
{the first time: on ‘Sunday ‘to call.
the congregation together for.

worship, ;

aah ‘Rev. Dr, Grani, ‘ ofsPrine’ ‘Rue

pert, was a Visitor i in Terrace f for

|afew. days this. week, |
Gen. Little,. accompanied by. his
two, gons,, made. ‘a business, trip}

to Smithers over: the week-end.

and H, Halliwell to succeed them-| ’

.of the hizh school and to provide

year’s close, and also contained a| :

er at a time when other crops.

i Sa ad

"J. Hear’ and Mes"Hopier,” of
the Hopper-Davis Mining Co.,
Kitsumkalum Lake, returned on
Wednesday of last week from
Hazelton, where they purchased
a number of pack-horses to aug-
ment their equipment for-hand-
ling ore from the mine to. the
highway. They left during the
latter part of the week with the

| horses and with additional equip-

ment for the mines at the lake.
Doctor Changes Field .

‘Dr, C, G. Ewart; who has been
"| practicing in Terrace for the past
_|year, returned :from Vancouver.
on Friday. His many friends
and patients will regret to learn
of his decision to return to Van-
couver, where he will establish a
permanent practice, During his
short stay in Terrace Dr. Ewart

has built up an enviable reputa-|

tion for himself as a physician
and has.held the confidence of all
who have sought his professional:
advice and assistance,
the best wishes of the entire
community in his new and larger
sphere of activity.

Sunday School Picnic

The Sunday School scholars of
the New Hazelton United Church
under the charge of their teach-
ers and parents held their annual
pienie at_the recreation park on
Wednesday afternoon. Games
and contests were engaged in
until supper-time, when a bum-
per spread was done full justice
to by everyone. In the boys’
class Thos. Willan carried off the
prize for the highest number of
points, and Earl Spooner was
second. Orrice Sargent, Alice
Stoynoff, and Frances Willan all
tied for first place in the girls’
division.

We Got Wrong Date :

Some weeks ago The Herald
mentioned in a news item that
Hon, A. M. Manson was coming

through the country and would .

be at Francois Lake in time .for
the big pieniec on July 20. The
Farmers’ Institute has since been
receiving word from all along the
line that people were planning on
attending that picnic.
mers’ Institute picnic at Francois
Lake was on Jtine 28, and there
will be no picnic under their aus-
pices on July-20. The secretary
of the Institute asks The Herald.
to correct the impression that
they are giving @ picnic on July
20. ;

He has}

The Far-||

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The

-Omineca
Hotel :

_C. w. Dawa, Prop.
Peo ee
. Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs

meet all trains for passenger
_ and baggage transfer

' AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

B. C.

Hazelton -

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS

Hotel
Prince Rupert

A REAL GooD HOTEL

Prince Rupert
BC.

H. B. ROCHESTER, Manager

Ratea $1.50 per day up.

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E, E. Orchard, Owner

Valley.
find vais & grand hotel to stop at.

saddle horses provided.

‘Smithers. B. C.

The Bulkley Hotel

European or American Plan

The headquarters for ithe Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. Autos, livery or "rigs ;

SHACKLETON |

Hotel |

USK, B.C.
New, clean and comfortable

Raves ARE ATTRACTIVE

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First-class Dining Room in connection |

FREE SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEST

For High School Boys and Girls, —
or r Ex-students, under 20 Years, —

a _

' Association, Princa Rupert, offers. ,
a $500 University Course or. $500
‘in, cash to the boy or girl. selling - |
_ the; thost,. season. tickets for the .
Association, for 1925. In addition
. to the Grand Prize,. three other |
cash prizes” are ‘offered, and each‘.
-unsucdessfial “candidate will 8 |
ceive 20. per cent. ‘of his or. her...
- total . sales; See ‘circulara . for:
details: “Sand now for tickets to *!
‘The Secretary,- Northern. B,C.
Agricultural & Industrial Associ-
Bens Prince, ‘Rupert B. G.. 8, ,

“The Northern. B.C. Agricultural Th

Bedding. Plants
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
*. ROSES and all kinds of

TREES AND SHRUBS:

’. | CABBAGE PLANTS
; _Catalozue prices

_D. GLENNIE..

‘and Ave... PRINCE RUPERT ol

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