‘HEE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1915

FRESH FRUIT
Bananas, Oranges, Apples, Ete. .
Arrive Fresh Every Saturday at

The Ruddy Pool Room

COLATES
New shipment of fresh chocolates
just received. Reasonably priced.

The Ruddy Pool Room

MAGAZINES

All the most popular periodicals
are carried by us at special rates

The Ruddy Pool Room

;

“You should. It’s a most fascin-—
ating pastime. Two good tables.

The Ruddy Pool Room

ettes, Tobacco. Pipes, Pouches, : é

The Ruddy ‘Pool Roo i

Geo. A. Kerr, Vanderhoof, ar-
rived in town this week.

Walter MacKenzie left Sunday
morning on a trip to Vancouver.

The boys from the Red Rose
mine were in town a few days
last week,

Post office inspector Fletcher,
was a business visitor in town
over the week end.

R. J. McDonell and Rvbt. |
Burns drove in on Wednesday
from Telkwa where they had
spent the past few weeks,

A boiler and engine which was
formerly connected with P. Burns
& Co.’s abittor at Mission Point
has been shipped to Prince Ru-
pert where it will be stored.

Steve McNeil went down to the

Rocher Deboule last week.

Miss Martin returned to Prince
Rupert Sunday" atter visiting at
the hospital.

Ed. Noble, local agent for the
Dominion Telegraph Service, was
visitor in Prince’ ‘Rupert. the fore-
part of the week, _—

Health Inspector vim will
visit this district during the pre-

sent week and issue the usual}.

notice that yards, etc., must be
cleaned up right away.

R. S. Sargent spent the fore
part of the week in Prince Ru-
pert in connection with the wind-

ing up of the affairs of A. R. |

Macdonald, formerly proprietor
of the Omineca Miner.

FOR VAN 0

Saskatoon, Winni
Chicago, Toronto,

Blectrie-lighted Tonyiet Sleeping Car through

G. T. P.

Steamer Prince Rupert leavea Prince Rupert Sam. every Friday.
Steamer Prince John leaves every Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Purchase
through tickets from Local Agent or Train Agent and check

GT.B, RAILWAY —Westhound train leaves New Hazelton at
4 10.63 a.m., Sundays and Thursdays, for Prince Runert, connect-
jing with the above steamers. Traina leave New Hazelton East-
bound at 5.56 p.m.. Wedneadays and Saturdays, for Edmoniton,

ELECTRIC- LIGHT 3D SLEEPER AND PARLOR CAFE CARS. Wednesday’ 3 train carries
your tickets read via the Grand Trunk Railway System—The Double Track Route. For full

information, through tickets, ete., apply to-your Local Agent or to ALBERT DAVIDSON,
General Agent, Prince Rupert, B

STEAMERS.

UVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE

your baggage through.

peg. Etc.. connecting at Winnipez for St. Paul,
Montreal, New York, ete.

to St. Paul. For points east of Chicago have

E, B. Tatchell has sold his sad-
dle poney to the forestry depatt-
ment, °

C. H,. Henderson, representing
Smith, Davidson & Wright, Van-
couver, is in town this week.

S, H. Crum and family have
loeated in Melburn, Sask.,. where.

‘The will take up land and go in

for wheat farming for the next
few years.

Mrs. John Newick was a-visi-
tor in‘ Prince Rupert this week,
having gone down’ Sunday. with

been visiting her for the past
few weeks, ;

ALLIES CONTINUE
TO GAIN GROUND

Two Successive Lines » Lines of Trenches Are
Faken from Germans— British -
Repulse Two Attacks

Paris, April 28—Official—Near
Langemarck, to the north of
Ypres, the British have repulsed
two attacks. At Hill 60," near
Awartelene, German counter at-
tacks, whose violence seems ex-

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plicable by a desire to repair the
defeat: that. has been denied by
official communications of the
imperial German general: staff,
have definitely failed. . Losses of
the enemy.are higher.than figur-
es indicated yesterday.

In sector of Rheims there has
been an artillery duel, In Ar-
gonne, at Bagatelle, a German
attack of no great importance
was ‘repulsed. Near St. Mihel,
in the forest of Apremont, we
carried by assault two successive
lines of trenches.at a place called

“ye

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main line of the Grand ‘Tru

Farm Lands

Farm Lands Fo For or Sale Sale

MIXED FARMING

STOCK RAISING

These lands are situated close to the

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Mines se

Insurance =

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in tracts of from 1 acre : to

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ACREAGE NEAR SMITHERS

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cluding. stock and imple- |}
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200 tons of hay last-year, .

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ranch will earn: the owner in- ©
terest on investment and-pay .|.

aa ~ short ee of. time.

Au abundance of
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Near railway.

itself In’ a comparatively”

"Frank c “McKinnon

NEW. HAZELTON..

Mrs, Lang and family: who had]

“The Cow’s Head,’ which form-|
ed in our positions a salient that
seriously embarrassed us, Very

large numbers of German dead

were left on thefield and we took
several prisoners. In Alsace we
have continued to make progress
on both banks of the Fecht. To
the north we hold confluence of
the Fecht river and its: left: bank
affluent, . -the Wurmsa.. ‘To south
we. have yeached ‘Schliessioch,

in direction of Metzeral.

500 TURKS TAKEN
BY BRITISH FORCE,
Tuiks “Are Wandering Over contr

in Disorganized and Dishearten-
ed Bands, Say Officers

London, April 20— Tarkish pris-
oners to the number of 515, in-
cluding six officers were taken by
the British troops i in the fighting
in Meso last week, ©The British
pursuing party found - Tarks in
disorganized bands everywhere,
on the roads and on the rivers,
Our advance: cavalry occupied
Nakhailah, 19 miles north of Zor-
erpyr on the 17. There are now
no enemy furces néarer’ than
Re ttabi; 50 miles from Basera.

London, April. 22—The Rus-
operations until the spring floods

favorable for manouvering.

__ LAND NOTICES

Hazelton ‘Land Distriet-- District of
. Cassiar

Take” notice that we, BE. 8.: ‘Denison
and L. M. Morrison, of Prince Rupert,
occupation ranchers, intend to apply
for permission to purchase the fol
ing described lands: Commencing at a
of lot 2890, ‘thence ‘south 20 chains,
thence west, 40 chains, thence north 20
chains, thence east: 40 chains to point
of commencement, containing 80 acres,
more or less. ++

““Ragar Ss. ‘Denison .
Lewis M. Morrison
Dated Dec. 19; 1914... °° Pub. Jan. 15

GOAL NOTICES

Stikine Land District—District of Casslar.
: Take notice.that I, Fred‘O, Curry, of
Windsor, N. S., - merchant, intend to
apply for a license to prospect. for coal
and petroleum over the following des-
cribed Janda: Commencing at a post
lanted at the 9 -w, cor. of coal license
o.- 9244, being.-2.miles: west and 3
niles north from, the s,-w. cor. of coal
‘Hieanse No, 9268, thence north:80 chains
to.the s.-w. corner of coal license - No.
9251, thence west 80 chains’ along the

thence south 80 chains and east 80 to
the point of commencement, being : 640
acres, known as. claim. No.8.
“Fred“0.. Curry
Date, Mareh 16, ce a Pub. pri MM

ways :
veh

thus gaining ground toward east!

sians everywhere have suspended ts

have subsided and conditions are

Owe

post planted at.the south-west corner |

south boundary of coal licénse No.9254,

telegram: from the Persian Guif :
shows that,.the defeat of: the-.
Turks at. Shaib was even more
complete than. had. been hoped,»
they: having ‘abandoned all their,:

Seed Advance. to.
Settlers —

One car load of Abundance Seed Oats

ture for sale to settlers who are unable
to pay cash for their seed, . Notes due
Dec..1st, 1915, without interest are re-
quired for all ’seed obtained, Applica-
tion forms are available at the govern-
ment office, Hazelton, or the Agricul-

with notes to cover purchase price and
the freight: from Telkwa to lacal sta-
tion, The price at. Telkwa is 8 cents
per pound,
Hazelton $8,22 per hundred. | The max-
imum order allowed any one settler is
1000 pounds. Orders sho
ples of 85 pounds. No grain will be
sold for other than seeding purposes
and“ purchaser must have his acreage
ready for oats vouched for by two of
his neighbors.

H, E. WALKER ="

a2 Provincial Agriculturiat

od. W. PATERSON

+ General Merchant
KITSELAS, B.C.

j ‘ Compuere Stock. Anways ow HAND
Borer rirmmnmearminis

New Hazeito

Fort GEORGE
VICTOR!

NELSON

, GREEN Bros. BURDEN & Co,

DOMINION AND B.0. LAND —
, BURVEYORS

‘Lande, townaites. mineral claims murveyed

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on voted omg ee ad anette iene mene

ALL THE MODERN CONVENIENCES |

Dr. L. E. GILROY
DENTIST.

‘SMITH BLock PRINCE RUPERT

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‘The Hazelton Hospital :

The Hazelion Hospital issues *
‘tickets for any period at $1 per ~
month in advance, “ This rate in-. :
‘cludes office consultations and:
medicines, as well as all costa, 3
‘while in the hospital, Tickets are *.
-obtaihable in Hazelton from the. <
. post office or drug store; or from:
=the Drug Store, New. Hazelton; *
‘from. Dr. McLean, Sinithers: T.d,
‘Thorpe, Aldermere; Dr.. Wallace,
., Telkwa, or by mail from the Met
teal Supt. at the Hospital,

‘GOODSMOKES |:

 Choicest brands of Cigars, Cigar-! i

London, ‘April 28~Official—A.-

motors and.ammunion wagons:..:~

ig being imported inte the Northern:
‘| Interior by the Department of Agricul--

tural ‘office, Telkwa; Applications %
should be filled and forwarded at once, °

bis will'make the price at’

uld be multi-

STOP AT THE BIG CANYON HOTEL |

tener eters Zs cee gece —

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. «PRINCESS MAQUINNA,
8p. m,, connecting. with G. T.. P..

_FOR VANCOUVER,

" BRITISH COLUMBIA’ Coast: ‘BreAMsHiP SERVICE .
”” leaves Prince’ Rupert every. SUNDA

VICTORIA. AND. SEATTUE

al
train arriving ‘at 6.40 ‘p.m. ‘Sunday:

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