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On Friday, July 4, the men and

-_ ladies were divided, but all saw
of something ‘of the immensity. of

London’s docks and. wareliouses
by invitation of the. Port of Lon-
‘The men went
by: special steamer from West-
minster pier, down river, to King}

The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner

| European or-American Plan

The headquarters: for the Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial mén
find this 8 grand hotel to stop at.

m Valley.

All trains met. Autos,
: saddle horsea provided,

_ Smithers, B. C.

-|there, and ivory, spice, wool,

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Cc. W. Daweon Manager

commercial] men. _
Dining room in connection

5 ; Rates reasonable, Patronage ia
a { = solicitad
Hazelton - - B,C.

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1 SHACKLETON
Hotel

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New, clean and comfortable
“First-class Dining Room in connection

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~ Ymet there Sir George McLaren

7 Cutler Street warehougeand spent
livery or rige

George V. dock, lunched there
land proceeded to the Royal Al-

the cold store and transit shed.
Re-embarking they went to. the
tobacco ‘warehouse, Royal Vic-
toria dock, and then came back by
steamer to their starting point.
. The ladies went by motor to the

the afternoon among ‘cigars, tea,
feathers, cu rios, ‘and ‘carpets

wine, rubber and sking at London
dock.: ‘They. took tea at St.
Katharine dock, .
~ The attractions: ‘of Henley Re.
gatta proved too much: “for one.
seribe, who spent the afternoon
asa guest of Mrs, Maffett and
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Harmsworth.
4 memorable race was that in.
which Shrewsbury. school beat a
college crew stroked by the stroke
{of the winning Cambridge eight
which won the classic varsity
race this year,
~In the evening we all. went toa
happy reception by the United
| Empire. circle of the Lyceum Club
in Piccadilly. This is a ladies’
club with branches in many over-
Seas lands. Among others, we

Brown,. head of the C.P.R, or-
ganization in this country.
‘Saturdav, July 5, will always
be a memorable day for us, “The

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Special attention. to. ‘travellers -
arriving or departing on
night waing |

H Grandview Hotel

South Hazelton, B.C.

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Dining Room
| and Sample Rooms i in 1 connection |

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Hay. and Oats

ALWAYS ON HAND
| LARGEor SMALL QUANTITIES |

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B.C. UNDERTARERS

‘powuene x ron | Sar a APROIALTY.

. Campbell’s. birthday, and. he had

afternoon,

§| directors lunched with Sir Camp-
bell Stuart, of ‘The. Times, and
his charming mother at his home
in Bryanstone Square. It was Sir

arranged a great garden party at
Windsor for all of us, | However,

this plan had to be cancelled, as, |.

by command of Their Majesties, .
we had to appear at the garden
‘party at Buckingham Palace that :

I cannot attetapt to deseribe ;
that here, but suffice it to say
that both the King and Queen

Frank and ‘Lady Newnes, where |

Sir Hamar Greenwood.

enclose mény treasures, including |
ef thé’rare ‘breeches’ |

bert dock, where they inspected |

attended the funeral of Ernest].
Kirby i in Smithers on Sunday, -

trip to Vancouver, |

shown in regard to the aquatic
sports put on by the ‘Telkwa Boy |.
Scouts in Tyee Lake under thel.
direction of F. B. Chettleburgh,

Wednesday. morning for. Queen |;
Charlotte Islands..

cuit, will hold service in the
Union Chureh on Sunday. .

hoof, spent the week-end ‘in Tel-
kwa with Mrs. Armishaw.

ed up for the: big Barbecue on/

THLEWA TALES |

News from tho Hab of Bulkiey
Valley ~.

sorte,
add

“Sir ‘Henry Thornton's party
stopped at Telkwa. for a few
{minutes on Thursday night of
last week and showed consider-
able interest in the.coal exhibit
from the Telkwa mine.

A. MeAra left: for. Vancouver
on Saturday and will be away for];
about two weeks, min

‘RS, and ‘Mrs. ‘Sargent and
family, of Hazelton, and Miss
Barbeau, of Prince Rupert, were
visitors in. Telkwa early in. the
week, having motored up from
Hazelton. .

The Telkwa.. Boy Scout unit

——

H. H. Phillips i is on a two-week

Considerable interest has t been

J. P. and Mrs. Wheeler left on

Mr. Warr, of the Houston cir-
J. B. Armishaw, of Vander:

Everybody i is “getting all prim-

Labor: Day. » ~~ From. reports to
hand there will bea record- break.
ing crowd. | - oak

Lake district.

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Mrs. ‘Allan Wilbon, of (Sheraton, |
was & recent visitor, and later
left for Moose Jaw,

| ioe ee _—

Feed, Aslin is making a bust-
ness trip to Babine this week.

Send ia your name and cash. now

sta ie last Sunday’ aud heli |

Are you a subscriber yet?

Ed. Newman and Dave Watson
of Bald Hill, brought in a load of
fresh meats and vegetables, and
disposed of it locally.

Burns Lake is to have a nura-
ing home. Mrs. 8. Binkley, of |
Spirit. River, Alta, arrived on
Wednesday of last week, and has
taken over the Raymond building,
which she will conduct as a nurs-
ing home. Mrs. Binkley comes
with excellent recommendations
as a trained nurse.a: and will fill
an urgent need in the community,

J. MeDougall, of Prince Ru-
pert, has shipped his household |b
effects to Burns Lake, and will
take up his residence on the Ern-
est Proffitt ranch, which he pur.
chased recently, and which is
located on Francois Lake,

' John Fjested, of Seattle, arriv-
ed last week, motoring as far as
Endako, from where he shipped
his Dodge car to Burns Lake. He
is visiting his ranch in the Ootsa

any.

ping

Rev. Je -H. Kerr motored to | 0510

‘WHEREAS under the provisions of ;
the Royalty Act, Chapter 76, Statates ©
1914, the royalty on timber ‘to be col- |
lected beginning January lst, 1925, wall, -
from information
‘more than three times the royalty now
being collected: ;

AND WHEREAS
tions have been made t
in’ royalty is much heavier than the
industry can baar

AND WH EREAS the representations
made have gone so far as to say that

eginnin
basis or the present Royalty Act would
immediately result in a shutdown of
the entire industry. in

NOTICE ig hereby given that a pub-
lic hearing upon this
held in the Executive Chamber, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Victoria, before the
Executive Council or such . Membera
thereof as may then be present, begin-

anyone who hag any evidence to sub-
mit or representations to make on the -
question of timber Royalties will be.
given opportunity to be heard and the
public 8 | requested to take notice ac-
lng ly.

now available, be

nt representa-
that this increase .

attempt to collect this royalty

anuary Ist next asupon the

the Province, .

Westion will be

at 10 o’clock Wednesday,

r 8rd next. r

T. D. PATTULLO,

Mian of Lands.

(Canadian Pacific Railway Company

‘BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST sre ene SERVICE :

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—
LOUISE for Vancouver,

5.8. “PRINCESS BEATRICE”
Beila, Ocean. Falls, Namzu,. Alert Bay,
every Saturday at 1 Pom. mo

scency FOR. ALL

Orehard,

PRINCESS ALICE, PRINCESS
Victoria, Seattle,
For Ketchikan,: Wrangell, Juneau, Skarway—August 1, 8 11, 14,

~-For Butedale,

OCEAN 8 HIP LINES a
corner Third Avenue and Fourth n Strest, Prince fe Ruport 3.

Auguat 2, é 18, -16, 23, 27.

Swanson 1 Bay, East Bella §-
Campbell River and 1 Vaneauver f

&

Columbian, and chatted for a few |.
moments, The day ended for a = |
few of.us at the home of Sir -

we had® the. great - pleasure of}. wont
meeting another Canadian who| |*

-Commencing at 1 o’clock p.m.. on

Saturday, August 23rd

at. my residence in New Hazelton, I will sell by Public
Auction all my Furniture and Household Articles, including

| MeClary Kootenay Range
pai

AUCTION SALE |

Weber | Piano

above. are all practically new, © ~ Also: Ls
om “Tables and Chairs .

Patri iot ‘Heater an
Settee a

- Linoleuma’ (ome: are. bran:

id “new).:.

hes become: famous in: England, ae

° Among those from ‘Rupert ¢ on i ee
| the. president's. special. train were] :|
M.-P. MeCaffery,. C. H.: Orme, |.

$1 Olof: ‘Hanson; : and. J. a: i Pilla} oP
~~ bury, | They met many old friends. ope Bay

“fin this district. ee 2 es

| : On Sunday ‘afternoon Inst Rev. i ieee
{A..C. Pound: went’ out to. ‘Mor-} J A
| ticetown and: ‘held divine service.| | ~: ;

| He" yas’ actompahied’ by -Mra.|-. ;

“Dining:
2 ‘Kitche Furniture.and Utensils
"Coleman nd Aladdin Lamps
Dressers, and Washstand *

- Heaters :
“ cand numerous other articles

- Iron Beds,-Bed Springs; Mattrooses :
_ Carpenter Tools: and Garden Tools |.

| Pound. and family’ ‘and: Miss, Gls ie Saas
. son, at the Hospital. = 1

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