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pool
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River, District of Alaska, and is
before striking the trail will be Wrangell, Alaska.
who had mucly experience in the Klondike gold region.
fectioner, aged 82,

When they find the mine,

‘and hope to return to the Old Country by next October.

Five men from Hull, England, all unmarried and of ages ranging front 22 to ‘ 4
recently by Canadian Pacific SS. Montelare-on the quest of a rich veln of silver, said to be hidden in
Man’s Land” of the Great Northwest.: The mine is claimed to be in the vicinity of the Mackenzie
located in. a cliff hundreds of miles from civilization,
The party is led by John Riley,
The rest of the party are Thomas Thompson, sailor,
aged 26; Joseph Millard, jeweller, aged 22; Robert Flemming, engineer, aged 85, and Ernest Stark
-they- will stake it and return to }
pany for its development, As they passed through Saint John, N.B. the party was.full of confidence

59, sailed from Livers
The last port .
engineer, aged 59,

2, Cone
England to form a com-

SEARCH FOR TREASURE IN FAR NORTH | Srermarp anoom ||

j| NEW HAZELTON

|Smithers on’ business early. in

, _ t
W. J. Larkworthy went upto

the week, and returned on Tues-
day night, ae
The incorporation of the Quick
Farmers’ Institute was officially
announced in the last issue of
the B.C. Gazette,

Jas, Lloyd spent the week-end
in Terrace.

- Leon Belmont has moved his
dairy business to his farm just

is developing.a new place, He
has his barns and residence all

{public highway. Jf
‘The new train schedule will go

complete and several acres under

{erop. He will carry on clearing: q

operations all summer and next
year hopes to have: enough land
under crop to supply all his feed,
_ Jobn falt went down to Rupert
this morning for a few days,
HH. Thornton went to Rupert on
on Fridav to start the season’s
work in the engineering. depart-
ment on the C. N,

A good move for the automo-
bile club to make is to insist on
the removal of all gates from the

into effect next week,
Mrs. Thornton has been laid up

this week with a pevere cold.

Tgeretion i

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Teaves_ beauty behind
‘A B-H English Pamt can 1s uveraily tilled with’
beauty. The very took of its contents as you pry -
the lid off suggests quality and the beauty that
comes from quality, we oo
This first impression is quictly confirmed once you
start to paint with it, Every brush-stroke ig a '
pleasure, The dull, drab surface comes to life, fair- ~
. ly glowing in the smooth, immaculate coat of
EB-H English Paine. - a
You cannot. go wrong with B-H English’ Paint.
. Time has proved its outstanding ability to beautify,
* protect and preserve. It is the surest and in the
_jong run the cheapest form of protection against’
time and the elements, It ends the need of frequent

+ We will qledls for

leh full particudera +
PL the oew plan -
whereby owners of

repaintings. |
. - To pill (helt bean”
For zale by Riyseeeroian beste
Hiteto wa for full,
Metatia i ard

-HATT BROTHERS
- Terrace

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west of New Hazelton where he} }.

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‘The 5,

«~~ Hotel .

C. W. Dawson, Prop. .
1 _ or
Automobiles, Buses, or Riga
meet all trains for passenger

and baggage transfer
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS

AND: COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

. Hazelton - B.C.

Bare emer tne arnartrnarmarnare ft

“Hotel
Prince Rupert

A REAL Goop Hore.

Prince Rupert °
B.C.

H, B. Rocnester, Manager |

Rates $1.50 per day up.

The

f. Sign

rf

Welcome

““NOBODY asked you, sir,” said the.
coy maiden. And in matters of buying,
as well as in affairs of the heart, most

_, people like to be “asked”. Often, in-

.| deed they insist on-a proper invitation.

_» Heis a wise merchant who kéeps the.
_ Welcome sign constantly before. the
“community in the form’ of ADVER--
| | «'TISEMENTS in the home paper, There
‘| everybody sees it—for ADVERTISING
| is “the light of directed attention’.

Speak up. Light up.
'. good customers are listening for your
. message and watching for your wel-.

_. | come sign..in ‘The Omineca
4... and. “The-Terrace News’). ;

| {They Feel Welcome

ON

4,

The Bulkley Hote

Valley.
find this a

saddle horses provided.

EB. E. Orchard. Owner

European or American Plan»

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men:
grand hotel to atop at. .

All trains met, Autos, livery or rigs

Smithers. B.C.

. . . . ‘ ,

SHACKLETON
Hotel

First-class Dining Room in ‘connection
RaTes ARB ATTRACTIVE

_ THOS. SHACKLETON ~ Prop.

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relief to at irritation, hoarse: «..
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