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Insurance Companies—
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4 eases of lobsters, valued at about
$78,000, were shipped to Sweden: | ¢
| from. Halifax, N.S., ‘during the fret

¢|:income of, $2,650,000. during , the

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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, “AUGUST 14, 1925

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|... int’ s tee’ taarket haw boss found |!

for Canadian lobsters, ia shown by
the report that. twenty-six hundred

ere hy

week <in ‘July.

” The gold mines of Northern ‘One
tario are. now realizing. segregate
: profits of a million dollars’ a ‘month,
according to estimates compiled: at
Timmins, Ont. There-was-a gross

" month of Sune,’

wes
pe dete des,

families from Great Britain and oth-
er European countries settled in the
West on 187,000 acres of land, sold
in the fiscal year ending May 31st,
according to the records of the Can=

ada Colonization Association.

BOOT AND SHOE
Repairing

’ Black, Tan, and White
Shoe Polish

Agent for—
WHITE CROSS RUBBER REPAIR

G. W. Dungate

HAZELTON, B.C, __

BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the, Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
. trict—and at any hour. _ .

Phone:
New Hazelton—1 short 8 long
Hazelton—
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

‘BOLICITOR ' NOTARY PUBLIC

L. S.. McGill

| BARRISTER: -

| SMITHERS British Columbia
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B.C, LAND-SURVEYOR
J. Allan Rutherford .

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed

SCUTH HAZELTON

greatest influx of tourists it has
known for a considerable‘time. Hun-
divecs of motorists, the majority from
the States, are camped in and around
the city, and the Chateau Frontenac.
reports capacity bookings.

During his tour of Western Cane
ada Pield Marshal Earl Haig passed
through the town on the Canadian
Pacific Railway. which was named
‘for him several’ years ago, for the
first time. The Field Marshal; on

town, looked as pleased ag though
he had just won another. famous
victory,

partment. of Agriculture, livestock

past year were the best experienced
for many, years. There were 975,
020 cattle, 855,179 calves, 3,094,291
hogs and 485,606 sheep marketed in
1224, as compared with 882,921,
315,522, 2,863,402 and 612,390 re-
spectively in the previous year.

.. According to J. M: Gibbon, sdere-
tary of the Trail Riders of the Caria-
dian Rockies, who recently left Mont-
real for the West, the annual cross:.
country ride and pow-wow under:
taken by. that. organization, is be«
coming so popular that lovers of the
‘outdoors from England and Aus-
tralia .are attending this year, in ad-' |:
dition to the members from the
United State and Canada,

The “Beatty Boys,” four Britisk
youngsters, brought out here by E,
W. Beatty, K.C., President of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, to study
Canadian farm methods, arrived in
Canada on the “Montcalm” this

Timber Lot
For Sale

The Official Administrator at Prince
= Ru ert offers for sale Lot 1711, Range
; oast District. This lot was Crown
if granted in 1913, It contains & consider.
able quantity of Cedar fit for poles and
pPilings, and considerable tie timber.

- The property is part of the estate of

oveph Lappie, deceased.

NORMAN A. WATT,
Official Administrator,
Prince Rupert, B. C.. ; 0109

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Timber Sale x7208

me Sealed tendera will he received. by the
Sa Minister of Lands not later than. noon
on the 20th da cf of August, 1925, for
mthe purchase of Licence. X7208,.'to cut
429,000 lineal feet of Cedar Poles and
Piling on an area situated about three
miles -north- and. acroay tho.river fro
R temo Station, Range Conat District,
"(2) Fe. ao ‘be’ allowed for
- oa ator Be Tae yy
omnovet ot me rs ‘of. the “Chief
Morester, ictoria, B,C... ‘or - District
Foreater, Prince: ‘Rupert B.C, Cc; «2627

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: barta,, the. prairies of Manitoba, the:

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‘month They are expert farmers
selected by the Minister of Agricul-
ture from the members of the Young

will remain in Canada for two
months as the guests of Mr. Beatty.

that elk, in the’ Panther River
country, not far from. Banff;. are
‘ rapidly increasing in number - and |
Tay poasibly become a menace, is
the opinion of Belmore Brown, ,an | ,
‘artist of New York who recently re~
“turned, from a painting tour through :
the Rocky Mountains. Mr. Brown
is regarded as an authority on wild:
‘animals and states that there will
be, ten years. ‘from ‘now, 10,000. elk
in the district, jinless steps are taken :
to decrease’ thelr numbers,

oe French-Canadi an® agricultural ex.

-ers, touting’ the cotintry under the
auspices of the University of Mont-!
real express unonimoug amazement
at the agricultural development of.
British Co!umbia, the scenery of Als,

beauties. of Northern Ontario and!
the vastHoss: gf-the country in gen+!
cera A” te? | "excursion “Rett To-;
ronto rucen uly under.the auspices ‘of:

“tlie” ‘TeselSia" Federation of Canada:

“alo” ‘ovar. » Chiadian’ Pacific: Hines, and

Six hundred «and twenty-four:

- Quebec, is this’ year ‘enjoying the

learning his’ connection with the {'

. " According to the report of the De- |

marketings in Canada during the

‘entertained at ‘the home of Mrs.

-|Mountain View Rebekah ‘Lodge

Farmers’ Club of Great Britain and |

1 Mra, T.-ds-Margh, entertained
_/nie on Thursday of.laat week, an|

: nen enad/an “<*, | looked ‘forward’ toby: the child-
_ perts, theologians, students and oths’ rei. “Forty-three little tots:w ere

ing a. short holiday in. Vancouver.
with her. parents at Kalum Lake.

Rupert at the end of the week.

“S. A... -Maughan, who has spent
thé past few thonths on his ranch
in Lakelse, left :for. his home in
Drumheller, -Alta.,. on. Saturday.
- Mrs. Taper and daughter -Lil-
lian, of Pacific, were. week-end |
visitors in. town.

J; Morse Hatt -and ‘son ‘Gordon
left on Saturday for' ‘a short holi-
day in Vancouver, -

J. O'Connell, of Pacific, spent

Rev. W, J. Parsons attended
the sessions of the Prince: Rupert
Presbytery held in Prince Rupert
last week,

spent the past vear with her sige
ter, Mrs. W. Little, teft on Satur-
day for Prince Rupert, _ .
Master George Reid is spending
a holiday in Prince Rupert.
‘Mrs, A. H. Rarker entertained
on’ Friday evening in honor of
Misses McDougall, Turnbull, and
Smith, prior to to their departure
on Saturday for their homes in
Vancouver. -
Mrs, E, T. Kenney and deugh-
ter returned last Saturday from
Prince Rupert. |

The B.D. Bridge Club was

W. Burnett dn Tuesday -evening. |
‘Rev. Father: McGrath was 'a
week. erid visitor in Terface.

' Lakelsé Lodge I. 0:0: F- and

observed their annual decoration
iday last Sunday, when “niany
floral offerings’ were laid ‘on ‘the|
‘Braves of departed members. ~

Mrs, Sydney Browning, of New
Hazelton, accompanied by. her
daurter, spent the week- end in
Terrace,

Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Leslie, of |
Prince , _Rupert,. are Spending, a
holiday at the Terrace Hotel. ©

' Miss. Belle. McKenzie. has re.
turned to her home in. Prince

Mrs... Laurence. Kincaid, ‘of
Seattle, is holidaying in town as
the guest of her sisters, Mrs; G.
Little and Mrs. K. Olson,

her Sunday School class ata pic-

annual affair which. .is always

kindly conveyed to Mr, Ackroyd's
grove by Messrs, Hatt and Sun-
dal, and thére took part in Rames
and: ‘contests all‘afternoon, | “The
big’ event, - however;, was the |.
supper; ‘for whicli:the4 youngsters
were: provided: with: 8-plenitude
of good: things ° by their teacher
and_ friends, -<:Mrs,: 1 Marsh was
assifted by. Mra.:: F.. Nash, ‘and

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Wall stp Be middle of f Auguat, |

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_ Miga. Betty’ "pndmann| ig spend-

Mrs. §. _Hausenchild, of Prince
Rupert, is spending... ‘holiday

' Rev. and Mrs. ‘J. H. Young] !
and family were visitors to Prince.

__|the week-end with his family i in},
‘| town,

Miss Edith Griffith, ‘who has|

‘| who have been spending the past

 etom, September 8th to 12th.

, cently praduated from the local

Rupert after spending. a short
: holiday i in town,

local board will this year require || 7
$1250 to-meet their requirements ||
for salary, improvements, ste,

of Vancouver isa guest of Mr,
and Mrs: Hunt, "3+ th ye hae

Ernest Moran, métdred down ‘last?

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The many friends. of Mrs, J.
K. Gordon were pleased to wel-
come her home on Friday last
after her absence of’ two years
visiting relatives and frienda:i in
the south.’

: The Misses - Gordon; of Port.
land, Ore., are the guests of their
brother, J.K.Gordon;: and their
sister, : ‘Mrs:-H, Smith,,.... 3.

ud ohn Couture returned on Wed-
|neaday after spending’ ‘several
| months in the East,-.and- ‘WAB Ac:
companied Home’ by’his -eousin,
Mr. Bondin, of Seattle.’ Mr,
Couture is resuming work on his
mineral claims in the Kalum Lake
district.

.the Ven. Archdeacon Rix, of
Prince Rupert, addressed a larze
rathering in the Anglican Church
on Sunday morning on ‘‘The
Value of Friendship”, and his-

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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS

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MEALS AT ALL HOURS

Hazelton

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address was very much enjoyed.

Jas. Richmond left for Prince |.

Rupert on Saturday and ‘may
visit Vancouver before returning.
During’ bis absence Mr. Cameron,
of Prince Rupert, has charge of
the store,

Mrs. Frank Ross was hostess
on Thursday evening at a fare-
well party‘in honor of Misses
MeDougall, Turnbull and Smith,

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month at the summer home of
Miss McDougall. There were
five tables of bridge, and the
first prize was won by Mrs. F.
Lazelle. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess, whol
was assisted by Mrs. C, R. Gil-
bert.

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‘Hotel
- ~Prince Rapert

A REAL Goop H Goon. Horgu

‘Prince Rupert
B.C.
mw BL tocuesten, Manager”

Rates $1.50 per day up.

rE HAZELTON NOTES {|

Prince Xnpert. Annual Exhibi-

Exhibits from every partof North
Central B.C. Sports and Attrac-.
tions and every feature that could
help you to enjoy. vourself. . - 01).

’ Miss Nina Hickman ‘who re.

The Bulkley Hotel

' ELE, Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
‘Valley,
find thia a grand hotel to stop at. -

All trains met,
saddle horses provided:

Tourists and Commercial men °

Autos, livery or riga

Smithers, B.C.

nursing school, left on Saturday
to visitat Kitwanga for a few
days before proceeding to Van-
couver,

The Tennis Club had a darice
last Friday night but there were
not enough men.. On Saturday
night the ball team had a dance
and there were not enough girla.

Mrs, Law and. son Jackie of
Calgary arrived last week to vis-
it for a month with Mrs. Mac-
Kay and family. Le

SH ACKLETON
Hotel

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“New, clean and comfortable _
First-class ‘ Dining Room: in connection v
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Geo, Hill arrived from Van-|

couver Saturday night and wants
a partner to go trapping: in the
Groundhog country this fall.

FURNITURE

The local school board has dé-|/
cided to become’ a rural school
board since ‘the provincial educa-
tional department refused: to’ al- |}
ter their new regulations. The}

Miss Margaret*MeDonald, R. NL

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