j
a
y

_ Wietoria, B.c., braker,intends to apply:

12 miles nort
-. the north-west corner’ of Lot: 2191,

- pec. 16, 1918, -

pee. 16, 1918.

_ comer, thence. north 80 chains, east 30

of commencement, ' 640 acres, ‘known as

‘for a license to prospect for coal and

COAL NOTICES

“Hazelton Land District. : District of
‘ asgiar..
Take notice that. Fred @. “Heal, “Itsy ‘ot

Tor a license to’ Te foliog for coal ‘and,
etroleam “over the following described,
aq
Commencing. ata post

‘planted about
and 9 ‘mi

8 weat fram
Cagsiar, beginning at. the_ south-west

chains, south 80 chains, weat 8) chaina,-
to point. of commencement, 640 acres, |
known as ‘claim 18,

Dee. 16, 1913. Fred G. Heal, Ir:

Hazelton Land District ‘District of .

.-Cassiar ~:~

Take notice’ that Fred Heal; G Sty of
Victoria,.B,0., broker, intends -to ‘apply | 4
for a license to prospect ‘for coal and

stroleam over the ollowing described
lan .

Commencing ata ost ‘planted * ‘about
12 miles north and.10 miles west fram
the north west corner of Lot 2191, Cas-
alar, beginning atthe south east corner,
thence north 80 chaina, weat 80 chains,
south 80 chains, east 80 chains; to point
of commencement, 640 ‘acres, known AS

elaim 17,
per, 16, 1913, Fired G. Heal, Jr
District of

Hazelton Land Disteict.

Take notice that Feed | G. Heal, J T, of
‘Victoria, B,¢,, broker, intends to: ‘apply
fora license to prospect for coal and

etrotenm over the ollowing described.

ands:
~ Commencing at.a post planted about

12 miles north and 10 miles “west from | men

the nofth west cornor of ‘Lot 2191; Cag-
siar, beginning at the north éast corner,
thence south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chains, to point

of commencement, 640 acres, known asi.

claim 13.-
Dec. 16,-1918. - Fred G, Heal, dr,

‘Hazelton Land Diatrict District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jn, of
Victoria. 5.c., broker, intends to apply
for a license to the’ ect for coal and

etroleum over ollowing. deacribed
ands; .

Commencing ata post planted about
18 miles north and 9 miles west from the
north west corner of Lot 2191, Cassiar,
beginning: at the south east eorner,
thence north 80 chains, west 80 chai ng,
south 80 chains, east 80 chains, to.pi int

claim 19, -
Fred G. Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District. District of

Take notice that "Fred a. Heal, Tr., of
Victoria; B.¢., broker, intends to apply

troleur over the following described
anda; *-

_ Commencing at a post planted about
13 milea northand 9 milag west from the

north wast corney of Lot 2191, Cassiar, |.
. begii

‘gouth - west corner,
_thence:north $0 chaina, east 80 chalns,
south 30 chalns, west to, chaina,to point | 25
of commencement, 640 acres, known a3

claim 20,
"Fred G. Heal, In.

nolng at the

G. T. P, Restaurant
AND HOME BAKERY —
" Opposlte Police Office.

BREAD, ‘CAKES, PASTRY
Wo Orfentals Etnployed ;

Conroy & Swann, Props. :
_ HAZELTON

my t

i :
“A. Chisholm

General -Hardware’}|:
“ Builders’. Material
_ Miners’ Supplies

trom]

to point of. commencement.

Dac. ‘16th, 1913
. . Hazelton, Land District; - :

"Hizolion ane District. “District oF

Coast, Range 6.-

intends: ta .apply Yor’a Jicense to pro: |!
pert for’ coal. and. petgaleum ‘over the].
lowing. deacribed:tands;: -.

Commencing’ at: a‘post. ‘platted ‘two|’
and -a-half miles east and: ons mile
south, from ‘the. ovuth ‘of, Kltnayakwa|

river, thence south 80 chaing,. éast 80)°

chains, ‘north a0. chains, west 80. chaina,

Dee, 16, 15, 1913... John’ ‘Leutenion.
"Hazelton Land District. © District of.
. Coast, Rangze:5.

“Take notlee. ‘that’ John, Laurenson, ‘ot |:

"| Prince Rupert,.B..0., miner, intends to},

apply for a license to ir08 ect for coal
atroleum.: over 6 following

described lands: j7

Commencing - at: a fost “plaiited two

‘and a Half miles eaatand onemile south |.

from the mouth of Kitnayakwa river,
thence ‘south 80 chaina, west.§) chaina,
north 80, chaing,, east 80 chaine, to point
of commencement...

J ohn’ Lauirenson|-

Coast, Range 6. .
- Take notice. that John Laurenson, “of

Prince ‘Rupert; B. a4 miner, intenda -to

apply for a license to prospect for coal
petroleum over the ollowing. des-
eribed lands:

Commencing at a. post planted twa
and a half. miles: east from the mouth

chains, south 80 chains, east .80 chains,
north 80 chains, to point, of commence:

pee, ‘Sth, 1918. = - John Laorenson. |!

Coast, Range 5.

. Take notize that, J ohn Laurenson, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., miner, intends: to
apply. for a license to prospect for coal
and op itrojeum over. _ the following.des-
eribed lands: :

‘Commencing a ata. post lanted two
and a half miles enat of th e- mouth of
the Kitnayakwa. river, thence east 80
chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 80 chains, to point of commence-

Ded. * eth, 1918.

“John Laurenson.
Hazelton Land District, . District of
‘Coast, Range 5 .

Take notice that John Laurengon, of
Prince Rupert,,B..C.,. miner, ‘intends. to
apply: for a-Heense to.prospegt for. coal
aud petroleum.over the following des-
eribad lands: ~

Commencing ata post. planted two
and a half. miles east from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa siver, thence north
80 chaina, exst 80 chaina, south 8
chaing,. west 80 chains, to point a
commencement,
Dee, 15, 1918. .

John Laurenson.

Hazelton Land District. District of
jonst, Range 5, -

“Take notice that John Laurennon,, of} -
Prince Rupert, B. C., minor, intends to
apply for a Heense to prospect. for coal

pattoleum over the: following dag-
cribed lands: ~

Commencing ‘at a post. planted . ‘two
and a half milag east. from the mouth
of the Kitnayakwa river, thence north
80 ‘chains, yest 80 chains, south 80
chaing, east 80 chains, to point of com-
mencement, |
pec. 16, 1913. :

Hazelton Land District.
Conat, Range 5.

“Take notice that John Laurengon, of
Prince Rupert, B. c., miner, intenda'to
apply :for a-license to prospect for coal
and: petroleum over the: ‘following des-

eribed jands;,.*'

Commencing at ‘a post planted two
and a half miles east.and one mile north
from the mouth of .the ’ Kitnayakwa’].
tiver, thence north 80. chains, weat 30

- John Laurenson,
District of

to point of commencement.
pec, 15, 1913. John Laurenson.

Hazelton Land District. “District of
: ast, Range 6.

Take notice. that John Leurenson, of
Prince Rupert, 4, C., miner, intends to
Bp ly for a license’ to progect for coal

petroleum. over tha following des-
eribed lands: . -

Commencing -at a post planted two
and a half miles eastand one mile north

river, thence: north.80 chains, east 30
chairs, géuth 80 ’chaing, west 80 chaina, |:

. ‘Hazelton’ and Smithers !

to point of comme.acement.
Dec, 15, 1913. John ‘Laurenson.

always - fresh. Get

- enjoy ve

I "THEY are absolute in parity. ex
sweetness and flavor.
“pure food” candies, no artificial colorin
materials, just purity and freshness ‘all -
through—carefully : selected nuts’ and: fruits 7
snow-white sugar cream centers, within
heavy coating of rich
They are most luscious and, delicious—-

bite—sixty .cents to one. = ‘HA
alf the box. Just try them, °°

uisite in -
nest-in

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a box today. .-You

“Take notice ‘that John: ‘Lairenson, of ‘a
‘Prince Rupert, B./O;, occupation miner,,

* Diatrict of

of - Kitnayakwa. river, thence: west 86)

Hazelton: Land District, - District of:

Britain in 1913, 86, 401 returned}

chains, south 80 chains, east 80 chains,

from the mouth of the Kitnayakwa

- paid by P, A, Widener, of Phila-
= | delphia,. for the Raphael painting |:

. plete joss, having fourdered in

<= in = = :

News signa Many Sources

= Sir’ James: ‘Whitney ‘and “Sir
George Ross are both recovering.

, * q

“Turkish v women are “to be ‘ade|-
mitted to the: ‘aniversity at: ‘Con |
stantinople. ee

- The arson squad | of ‘rnilitant
suffragettes ‘are at ‘work’ in" “the
Scottish highlands, oo

- Wales defeated ‘Seatland by. 4
points to 6: in-an international |.
rugby match Tat ‘week,

“An English eyndicate ‘thas been
Gvganized to develop the trade-in
furs. ivory and oil i in Baffin 'aLand,,

~The French aviator Garnix bas
established anew altitude record
with: five’ “passengers, of 4%, 382
| fest.

“or sthe 190,908. immigrants
Canada received from . Great

home.

The Atlantic shipping rate war
continues, and further reductions
in third-class pasvages are antici-
pated, ;

“Canada’s 8. fifty-six electric: rail-
ways carried 598, 662, 801 passen-
pers during the year ending, June
80 last.

Hon. Roriald Crauford Munro-
Ferguson will succeed Lord Den-
man ag governor-general of Aus-
tralia. _— :

Gold weathercontinves through:
out. the West, the lowest. reading |
being 40 degrees . below zero at
Regina, oe :

: The. Duke onlin “eet

‘rates, Hon. Mr, Pelletier sending
him a handsome mail bag.

"The minister of justice at Ot
tawa refuses to extend clemency.
£0. ‘the. ‘Vancouver , Island .’ coal
miners undergoing imprisonment
for. rioting. _

Six million feet of logs, taken
out from along. Robson. creek,
will be floated down to sawmills

on Little Slocan’ River in the
spring,. along afiume constructed

ait a cost of $29, 000.

“Sik Ernest® Shackleton has de-
cided to purchase a new. ship for
his .Antarctic expedition, the
Polaris,. of: 650 tons, built in Nor-
way for. Arctic work, She. will
be. renamed the Endurance.

On beard the Blue’ Funnel liner
Talthybius, which is now on her
transpacific trip from Yokohama
to Vancouver, is one of the larg-
est shipments of raw silk brought |:
to this coast i in recent months. ;

$700,000 “ia the record price

“Qmall Cowper Madonna.’’ The}
picture was- painted in. 1605, and);
measures twenty-four by geveh-
teen inches in size.

“Phe coast ateamer Vaden, whieh
atruck on @ submerged rock off
Nosoga Gulf last week, is a com-

deep water, Soundings show

of four pans exceeded’ $200.

oY cities to prevent further emigra-

-/ petition with the laborers already

transatlantic: fight. .

isone of the best men for the
| undertaking, Given fa weather,
a good following:-wind for the|'f

-|months have proved the ‘task

ed the first parcel under the new |.

7 aide,

_|he said.

: ible. ”

very. coarse formation: ‘with ‘many |||
good sized nuggets. The value.

An agitation ig growing daily |
amongst Chinese-in the const

tion to British Columbia of any
Chinese who will, enter into. com-

in the province, ‘Tt is said the

Transatlantic Flight
London, Feb. 9:-—-Several ex-

perts ‘have expressed. views fave
orable to Lieut, Port’a proposed

Thomas Sopwith, ‘the well-
known airman. and. ‘designer of
the Sopwith waterplane,, says it

but with the rapid. advance. of

‘oriental labor market | is glutted. .
al

is a tremendous undertaking,. X

Sleighs and Cutters

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- Harnes | that will. Last

_ Everything in-Farm.
. Machinery

Seven. - a

of Town wart Set
Egitipped Until Too Late Varieties
with PLACE YOUR Cutters
New ‘ORDER NOW and

Brakes “WITH Stages
-CHETTLEBURGH & SINCLAIR

Hazelton + Telkwa

seience in constructing .water-|¥
planes, success is now well with-

in, the regions of possibility.
‘James Valentine‘says: ‘‘Porte

best part of the journey, a faat
machine and good luck, it should |
not be an impossible feat.’?
“When crossing the Atlantic |

Consign your shipments in Our
Care for Storage or Delivery.

monet to ‘supply private

-and public conveyances day and
Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

Coal and Wood delivered promptly.

Ruddy & MacKay |

HAZELTON | and NEW HAZELTON “a

was first proposed,*’ says B. C.
Huck, “I thought the day of its
accomplishment very remote. - I
have changed my opinion now.
The magnificent long - distance
flights of pilots. in the last six

perfectly feasible,”
‘Lieut. Porte is on the flying
staff of White and’ ‘Thompson,

Norman Thompsen;:
thecompany’s managing director,
explains that meteorological con-

the flight from’ the’ American
Therefore ° the machine
will be built-on’ the apot..

“In August and: Sep-/
tember you. can rely ata certain
height, upon a ‘steady wind blow-
ing toward Ireland at. the rate of
thir ty.. or thirty-five “miles an.
hour, ' The fiight should be made
jn one day and is perfectly fens-

~ Rod and Gun
’ Rod: and Gun of Woodstock,

Ont., has put outan exceptionally
good. issue “for February, 1914,
both-as regards the character of

‘ltions, That - ‘well-known writer
and naturalist, Bonnycastle Dale,
contributes an article entitled the

ed. in captivity,

a.slight departure; but an enter
taining one, from this writers
ordinary style. ““Prints from
Canadian ‘Trails”” is-a. continga-
‘tion of the fine series. that is being
tontributed to this magahzine by
H. Mortimer Battén;, ‘The Dom-

2 inion’, Parks” as. ‘seen hy , ait]

Atherican writer, 18° -beautifully
iMlustrated; Edward Brock writes
tinder the heading” “A ‘Nova
otia- Discovery” of ‘the excel-

ated this winter by Jack Preseo

The gold ia, of ‘Gardian vt Aime)

Smiths. and every
is packed full
r mation for the

ibe n by:A:
er (Bags 0 the sdiie:

Limited of the aeronautle works *
“Yat Bognor.

ditions make it siecessary to start}

“We have had the: best: advice|
on the weather conditions of the |.
Atlantic that could be obtained,’”)

/ the reading matter and the qual-;
"Jity and interest of: the i!lustra-

Bearman, descriptive of a ranch}
where bears are successfully raip-
A humorous |

atyain runs through ‘this story, .

lent’ eaviare that | is tobe obtained:

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