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Choicest brands of Cigars, Cigar"
ettes, Tobacco. Pipes, Pouchea.::

Bob Wall left this week for the
Rocher Deboule mine, where he
will work in future.

Jas. Dunbar,-of Telkwa, came

down on Sunday morning’s train

and is staying at the Northern.

Provincial Horticulturist Tom- :

linson, Prince Rupert, was a vis-
itor in town over the week end. -

F. C. McKinnon spent the fore
part of the week looking over
some mining properties on the
lower Skeena river.

It is expected the Dominion
telegraph office will be moved to
a building on Ninth avenue, ad-
joining the Union bank.

A gang of men has been ‘put

to work ballasting the G. T. P.
line through this town. Tracks
will be lifted eizhteen inches.

Roy Clothier, Silver Cup mine,
Nine Mile mountain, spent Sun-
dav in town, The property. will
soon be in full operation,

The many local friends of Lyle

will be interested to hear that
they were married in Prince
Rupert on April 15th.

The G. T. P. is preparing to
inaugurate a tri-weekly service
between ‘Edmonton: and Prince
Rupert to capture some of the
tourist traffic to the Panama.

Robt. Burns is in New West
minster, He will bring his fami-

Wilson and Miss Ruby MeMaullin}. :.

iy back with him and make his
home in Telkwa where he will
take charge of the New Telkwa
hotel. _ |

So far as can be learned the
provincial government is doing
nothing this year in the way of
experimental work for the benefit
of the farmers in this. district.

“Local prospectors’ and miners
have started out this week, to get

_. [their assessment-work done so as
-|to be ready for any mining move-

ment. which might start within a
few weeks. ,

_Dr. Kergin, of Prince Rupert,
was a guest of Dr. Wrinch’Sat-
urday night. He assisted in an
operation at the hospital on Mr.
Hall: of the government office
staff in the old town.”

FOR VAN OUVER, VICTORIA AND ‘SEATTLE

Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince Rupert 9 a.m. every Friday.

Steamer Prince John leaves every Sunday at 7.20 p.m. Purchase

through tiekets fram Local Agent or Train Agent and check
your baggage through...

G. T. P. STEAMERS:

G.T.P. RAILWAY —Westbound train leaves New Hazelton at

B 10.83 a.m., Sundays and Thursdays, for Prince Rupert, connect-

ing with the above steamers. Traing leave New Hazelton East--

bound at 5.66 p.m.. Wednesdays and Saturdays. for Edmonton,
Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Etc.. connecting at Winnipeg for St, Paul,

your tickets r

- Chicago, Toronto, Montreal. New York, etc. .'
ELECTRIC-LIGHT?D SLEEPER AND PARLOR CAFE CARS, Wednesday's train carries
Electric-lighted Tourist Sleeping Car thyouch to St. Paul. For points east of Chicago have
J ets read via the Grand Trunk Railway System—The Double Track Route. For full
information, through tlekete, ete., apply to your Local Agent, or to ALBERT DAVIDSON,

General Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. ‘

Messrs. Bonthorne, Vancouver,
mining engineers well known in
western Canada and the western
states, were in this district for
several days looking over proper-
ties. They expect to repart on
their investigations in a few days.

Why There’s No Business

When you cease advertising

you discontinue circulating ‘your

_ibusiness ‘activities, consequently

. Perfect Suits, Made to

THE LITTLE TAILOR SHOP
The newest spring ayes ane ae very tee

Order, from $28 to $38, .

. Muirhead

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SAVE MONEY AND GET THE BEST ; os

CUTTER AND TAILOR :

New Hazelton

‘lyou cease soliciting, the public

patronage and are preparing the
casket for another liquidation.
If you never advertise you have
no claim to public patronage. It
is not surprising that. so much

it any wonder people look for and
send for catalogues and_ price
jists. They jbave not seen a
local merchant’s’ advertisement
in the local paper for many long
months, | i

SUITABLE FOR

-< DAIRYING

MIXED FARMING

__ STOCK RAISING:

These lands are situated close to the
main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific

Fran

k C. McKinnon - |

~ * Mines

Sale.

i | - Real Estate and - Foe
ae Insurance oo

ran

in
clu

in tracts of from 1 aere t

o 640-acres” \

cohen : for

Aompany

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< -Poffer’ one of the best © an
_-Hay and, Stock” Ranches:

TE}. |. ments. ..An abundance of
— SAPS oo waiters cvange, ete, Cat”

a AGE wk - SMITHE 5 THE UP]. |» 200:tons of hay last year.
ACREA ; NEAI R etactiadd : With proper. management this -
ranch will earn.the owner in- .

' terest on investment and pay .

“[teelf in“ a comparatively
“short period of time.: an |

the Bulkley valley, in-
ding: stock and imple-

Near railway. °

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VENUE.

NEW HAZELTON:

stuff is bought outside, nor yet is |’

McKinnon ||

The Herald has received notice
that Hon. W. R. Ross is devoting
his .attention to securing. new
markets for British Columbia
lumber. Another.:instance. of,

The ministers are looking fora
campaign fund. - a

Bridges Destroyed

day night that the Main street
and Granville street-: bridges in
Vancouver. had been blown up
by gas bombs, Aliens had been
celebrating a presumed defeat of
the Canadians and-are thought
to be responsible for the deeds.
Four arrests have been made.

London, April 830 — A Zeppelin
dropped bombs last nightat Bury
St. Edmunds, in Suffolk county,
setting several buildings on fire,
says a Central News despatch.

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FARMING HINTS
Peep ae ne OH

Lime in Agriculture
‘One of the principal functions
of the chemical: division of the
Dominion Experimental Farms is
to. attempt the solution of pro-
blems connected with’ the main-
tenance and upbuilding..of soil
fertility... Among the many val-
uable results so far obtained in
these investigations is the dem-

_-LAND NOTICES

.. Hagelton Land District—District of
: _ Cassiar ©

’ Take, notice ‘that we; E.. 5, Denison
and L. M. Morrison, of Prince Rupert,
occupation ‘ranchers, intend. to apply
for permission ta purchase: the follow-
ing described Jands:.:Gommencing at a
post planted.at the south-west corner
of lot 2890,’ thence’ south .20 chains,
thence west 40 chains, thence north 20
chains, thence east. 40. chains to point
of commencement,
more or less, © 20 Fc ps
Fdgar S. Denison

wiuee* M.: Morrison

Dated Dee. 19, 191 ‘Pub. Jan. 15

COAL NOTICES

Stiklne Land District—District of Casalar.
' “Yake notice that I, Fred O, Curry, of
Windsor, -N. §., merchant, intend to
apply for a’license to prog ect for.coal
and petroleum. over the following des-
cribed lands: ‘Commencing at a post

lanted at the s -w. cor. of coal license

o. 9244, being 2" miles west. and 38
miles north from the.s.-w. cor. of coal.
licenae No.-9263; thence north 80 chains
to.the s,-w. corner of coal license No.
9251, thence west 80 chains along the
south boundary of coal license No,92b4,
thence south 80 chains and eastB0 to
the point of .commencement, being 640
acres, known a8 claim No, 8.

Bab,

helping: the wealthy corporaticns/ the Experimental Farms’ regular:
at the expense of the masses. |.series. ae

4

* Word was received- late ‘Thurs-

-{gold: for other than seeding purposes -

containing 80 acres, |

Fred 0. Garry: ss {{.,
~ April 17|[!

onstration of the vital part play-..
ed by lime. in the increase ofa.
‘soil’s productiveness. . ES
~The subject.is treated in an:
interesting way-in-Bulletin 80 of:

Send for one.

| Seed Advance to
Settlers

One car laad of Abundance Seed Oats”
is bei:z%ttnported into the Northern
Interior by.the Department of Agricul-
ture for sale to settlers who are unable
to pay cash for their seed. Notes due
Dee. 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-
tural. office, Telkwa. A pplic ations
should be filled and forwarded at once,
with notes to cover purchase price. and.
the freight from Telkwa to local sta-
tion.. The price at Telkwa is 3 cents
per pound. ‘This will make the price at
Hazelton $3,22 per hundred. The max-
imum order allowed any one settler is
1000 pounds, Orders should be multi-
ples'of 85 pounds. No grain will be

and: purchaser must have his acreage
ready for oats vouched for by two of
his neighbors, ' ;

* H. E. WALKER

412 i Provincial Agriculturist

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‘> The Hazelion Hospital issues ©
“tickets for any period at $1: per »
: month in advance, « Thig rate ins --
eludes’ office .consultations and «.
‘medicines; as well as -all- costs «
. while. in the hos ital, Tickets are.,

‘obtainable’ in'Hazelton from the |.
(post office or drug store; or from |
ithe. Drug Store; New Hazelton; "

““from Dr. McLean, Smithers; T.J.. .
«Thorpe, Aldermere; Dr. Wallace, °:

-Telkwa, or by mail from the Med-°'

“Yeal-Supt, atthe Hospital... -

Date, Mareh 16, "14

8 p. m., connecting with G. T. Pi

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