FRESH FRUITS: AND
CANNED GOODS —

Canned Fruits

prices are as

Owing to the regular ‘weekly heated car from Prince"
Rupert being taken off we received last week-an- extra: "5
large stock of
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Vegetables
Canned Milk and Cream -

These goods are all of the very best quality’ and our |

and Vegetables

low as usual.

LYNCH BROS., New Hazelton

General Merchants

HAZELTON WON
HOCKEY MATCH

(Continued from ‘first page)
tion play. Hume -soon put his

‘team into a. two-goal lead andj

then MeDonald landed for the
new town. The terrific pace was
begging to show on both teams

and the back-checking was being |
neglected, while there was less} 0.2
vim in both combined and indi- fees

vidual “offensive . -movements.’

Hume scored again on a nice shot
from the side, and a little later
Al. MeDougall got past the new.
town defence and scored, making
the fourth and last goal for Haz-

elton. .Roy McDonald then went
lone-wolfing and beat Taylor on al

good shot. .
New Hazelton lost: a very hard

game to lose, but they have nol:

excuse to offer and: feel that

they were. out- tallied, but not].

out-played, by six good players

playing good, clean, gentlemanly| oi

hockey all the way, and in doing|’
this they receiyed no more hearty
and ‘sincere applause than. that
from the new town supporters.

This makes. four straight wins .

for Hazelton: and it begins to
look as though Duncan Ross will
‘have to go to the town on. the

‘banks of the Skeena if he wants.

to inspect his trophy after the

present hockey season.
Duke Harris gave good jsatis-

faction as reteree, and ‘Mr. Me-|-
Leod’s duties as “judge. of ‘play
were extremely light, not a man

‘jbeing. penalized on the entire

night’s plays, se
The teams were: - |

New Hazelton :
E. Harris |

ons *%
“Lavery
A.'Harris McKenzie
on oe
Hume A. McDougal P.McDougal
; > Trwins
_ Kinghorn / i San

Taylor.

» Hazelton:

GERMAN AIRCRAFT. |
_ ATTACKS: ENGLAND

(Continued from: from first page)

less than ten minutes, . Four « or
five bombs were dropped i in Yar.
mouth:-

Ali lights. were. extinguished
and other precautionary measures
taken to safeguard the populace. :
Little evidence of panic was seen

arm Land

9 Teamne—

|in nthe raid near r Yarmouth: “Ap

MeDonald |

- Warner|

parently the- raiders, after visit-
ing: Yarmouth, ‘proceeded. to Cro-

mer, where’ ‘they - also “dropped

bombs, and then: went to Shear-
ingham. and Briston, : Then turn-
ing inland they made -for Sand-
ringham, dropping explosive mis-
siles there and at Kings Lynn,
where a .boy..was_ killed, a man,

houses destroyed... It is reported

‘that from five to seven bombs

were dropped at King’s Lynn.
Other than that.the royal palace
escaped, nothing has been. heard
of the damage at Sandringham.
At Springham a bomb pene-
trated a house but did not ex-
plode. Reports reaching London
are to the effect that .a “squadron
of six Zeppelins cressed over the
North sea and on reaching the
coast line separated, some: taking
a southerly direction and. others
the opposite course...These re-
ports are not. confirmed. ° Above

towns are all in the province of|

Norfolk;. which abuts..on: North

-{sea 150 miles northeast-London. "|. |

: Amsterdam, Jan. 20—The ex-

port: of fresh meat from Germany
which has been heavy for sever-

al months has been ‘stopped.-’It
.|is presumed Germany has’ been

_.} butchering her own cattle owing
a {6 the high cost of fodder. .

|} OVERHEARD ae

NEW HAZELTON:

3. J McNeil, Aldermere, was.a

business’ visitor i in town: last week:

and also attended court,

“Then new “walk to ‘the ‘Presby-| . |
os terian church along: Fielding. St.
‘| from’: Eleventh Ave. was. com-

pleted this week. : —_ =.

he west bound train due here
Sunday morning was delayed the

other. side of Fort George by a

dstorm‘and did ‘not’ pullin
sandstorm‘and did no oe at Prince Rupert, -

until the evening.

eel a G. Wall, Vancouver, repre:
senting the: McClary = “Manufae-
turing Co., was in town a couple
of days this week booking orders
for spring delivery. .

are as. popular as ever.

"TRANSFER - STORAGE

‘Saddle Horses, “Single: ‘and Double. Rigs for: Hire. ay

COAL AND WOOD. FOR SALE §f.

HAY -AND. FEED FOR. ee |

} Regular Daily Stage to Old Hazelton.

~ Leaving New. Hazelton at 9.90 a.ni:, except: train days, ‘when ‘the: -

assenger train and: run to old, Hazelton after

George had
a:very satisfactory. trip which is
proof that the McClary stoves.

POR. ‘VANCOUVER,

pRmicess a tnenaee leaves Princo Rupert every S
p. 'm.,"eonnecting ‘with G. T. P. ‘train: arriving at’ 6.20 ‘p.

VICTORIA. AND. SEATTLE.

Tiekets to and from all parts of the world, - “

‘Atlantle and Pacific Steamship’ Tickets.

| woman ‘and child injured ‘and two | %

. J. G, McNAB, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Nr

ince Rupert -

5.56, p.m., Wedn

gervatians, etc., anply to

_&. T. P, STEAMERS'

Prince George’ and ‘Prince Jona’ |
m FOR VANCOUVER, - VICTORIA - _AND. ‘SEATTLE.

Steamer Prince George leaves Prinse Rupert § a.m: every ‘Friday. |
Steamer Prince Jchn leaves Prince Rupert at 7,p.m.' on Sunday,
January Srd, 17th. Bist, etc. “Reservations and: through tickets
may be obtained from any G.T\P. agent or from train.agent..

GTP. RAILWAY — Westbound train leaves New: Hazelton at.
10.58 a.m., Sundays ‘and Thurad
steamers for the south, . Eastbound train leaves New Hazelton.at -
esdaya and Saturdays, for Edmonton, ‘Winnipeg, |

. connecting with trains for St.Paul, Chicago, ete :
For TORONTO, MONTREAL” SUEFALO, efc,, use, the. Grand: Tronk"Ra
Double Track Route.’ For fall information regarding the above services; through tickets, re-
to Local Agent, or to ‘ALBE!
. Rupert, BAO. ‘Agent for all Atlantic Steamship Lines.’ 7 ef

aye, connecting with the above :

Railwey System—The™
ERT DAVIDSON, General, ) Agent. ‘Prince

--Anngal Hospital Meeting: »
The annual meeting of: the | pa:
trons of the hospital will be held
at the hospital on Thursday Jan,
28 at 8 o’clock in the. evening,
This should t ie ‘the most intetest-
ing meeting in the history of the
institution. . During the past
“lyear..a large sum. of money. has
been’ invested. in. improvements
and as the public has a vital in-
terest.in ali these. those attending |.
the. meeting: “will be. piven. an. ‘op: |
portunity to ‘inspect the new ap-
pliances,. A-large attendance. is
earnestly requested. from. the en-
tire district. a :

“the. Great Fishing Industry
“Prince: Rupert: interests’ ‘are ei r-

cee éulating a- ‘petition ‘to present to
|} H: S.° Clements;’ M. P., to pre-

sent tothe’ Dominion Govern-
velop the great: fishing: industry.

mean building up: Prince | Rupert

it” hearty support.
signatures is now: in. 1 the Omineca
Herald. office. ie

! feteorological Report
. Following i is the record of: the

local: meteorological. bureau. for
q|.week. ending January 20, as: ob- :

| Raddy y | iM Teg E |

Livery. ‘and Feed. “Stables

In Connection With the Northern Hotel °

A |served by W.-J. Larkworthy. ~
z Maximum, 38 degrees, Jan. me
| and 18: we

Minimum, oh deg. J San. 16th.
Rainfall. .53 inches.”

“London; ‘Jan. ‘0-H ,

il at the request ‘of, the, ies
taken’ over the. fpandgement ‘of:
the s..i a

ment tending, if granted, to ‘de-|
‘Asthis would: .

jand also a great. benefit to all the)
country. tributary to. ‘that. city it ‘
is fitting. that New Hazelton ‘ give |r Le
A petition for |

‘Nya Family Remedies :

—Midor Victrolas

“From $20: Up
: A Large Assortment : of Records. ?

‘Up: to-Date Droz Store. :

“NEW HAZELTON - HAZELTON, :

IN ‘THE MATTER OF : an & plication
for the issue of a fresh: Certificate
_ of Title for. the North East Quarter
* of Section: Two. (2), Township

w.. Twelve (12),: ‘Range Five’ @h, Const

vO District. ° ae :

NOTICE: Is HEREBY. GIVEN that

it is my intention-to issue after the ex-
piration of ‘onemonth’ from _ the.-firat -
publication hereof a. fresh ‘certificate ‘of -
title for: the above mentioned lands‘in |
the name of: Lillian ‘BE Gething; which ©
Certificate of. title is dated’ 5th Febru-

ary; 1909, y and. ig | numbered 19617:C..
He: -B.. MacLEOD:.

District: Reister
Land Regiatr 7 Office”: Sore
“Prince upert,’ B.C.
December, ibth ‘isa

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synopsis OF COAL. “MINING
bee _ ULATIONS.’

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Coaks mining rights. at. the Domi ’
“ “in Manitoba, Saskatchewan. “and
Alberta, the’ Yukon. Territory, »:the
North-west Territories ‘and in a portion
‘ofthe: Province of British Columbia,

ears ‘at‘an annual rental of MT an acre.

eyed: terri
described by. section
ivisions of sections.”

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sare thar ate Tag

may be-leased for a term of twenty-one —

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