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THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST 65, 1927

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 Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long.
Omineca Hotel, 2 long -2 short

“1iN/s south east corner, thence north 80

OMINECA DIVISION

Distriet of Coast, Range: §

Tuke notice that sixty days after

license to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:

—Commencing at & post planted at
the north east corner of section 1469,

Omineca Division and marked. WW. 4.

chains; thence west 8) chains; thence

south 80 chains: thence east 80 chaing
to point of commencement. oe

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IAL $ ; date, I, W. H. Newcombe intend to ap:
RE Al ESTATE @|Dily to the Minister of Lands for a
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a a § | teu over G40 acres of land as follows :
District Agent for the leading Commencing at a post planted, at the
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Life ; 5 ineca Division, and marked W, H. Ns
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HAZELTON - B.C. W. H. Newcombe

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Located July 15, 1927. eo

OMINECA. DIVISION

District of Coast, Range 5

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Take notice that’ sixty days after
date, I, W. H.. Newcombe, intend to
apply to the Minister of Lands for a
license to prospect for coal and fetro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows >
— Commencing ‘at a post planted at
the south west corner of section 1470,
Omineca Division, and marked W. H.
N.’s south west corner thence north 8&0
chains; thence east $O chains; thence
south 80 chains; thence -west 80 chains
to point of commencement, .
Located July 15, 1927 .
W. H. Neweombe

OMINECA DIVISION

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District of Coast, Range a

Take notice that sixty days after
date I, W. H. Newcombe intend to ap-
ply to the Miniser of Lands for f
Ucense to prospect for coal and petro-
teum over 640 acres of land as follows;
—Commencing at a post planted at the
north west corner of section 1478,
Oinineca. Division and marked W.
N's north west corner; thence east 80’
chains; thence sonth 80 chains ; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement,

-|Police Donated

date 1, W. H. Newcombe, intend to ap: |.
ply to the Minister of Lands for a}.

ghters who have spent the past twe
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fulton at
Lakelse Lake returned
day last,

Real Money to"
Poor Old Man

Police officers are not always the
hard-hearted, law-enforcing bits of
mechanism that. often they ‘are accus-
ed of being.’ Some times they even al-
low their tender hearts to get the: bet-
ter of their well-trained, cool think.
ing brain, An instance came to light
as the result of a fire in New azel-
ton not: many months ago when an old
batchelor was burned out, In the ex-
citement of the fire the old man be-
Wailed his loss ‘of everything including
even his money which he always slept
with and on. RB. C, M. P. Greenfield

ed t6 be present at the fire, felt very
sqrry. and-he presented: the old man
with a two spot. Indian Constable
Ticehurst, not to be outdone wanted to
do something also, but having empty
pockets he went to Cons. Wyman of
the Provincial Force and borrowed all
he had, which was six bits, Thus the
old man had two six bits for immed-
inte use, The old fellow was taken to
Hazelton to be cared for—it looked
like some government nioney coming in
to keep the desfitute. Provincial Cons
Halil also felt very sorry and he report-
ed the snd case and recommended -the
government come to the rescue,

Cons. Wyman went away on a trip
but when he returned he found the old
man was paying his way and always
had plenty of money, even large bills.
Then the old fellow fell i) and pass-
away. Then the officlat administra-
tor steps forward and figures largely’|
in ‘the case. His investigations show-
el that besides any loose money there
was the decensed bad several thous-
und dollars on dposit In the bank He-
sides a patent for a wood saw which
ix flestined to make bucking wood as
attractive a job for the boys as play-
ing the plano is for the girls.

But what about that two six bits of
the cops which was donated out of the
goodness of their hearts? Will the of.

ficlal administrator, an ex-cop himself, :
come through? ‘Maybe.,- oo

Terrace Notes

: Mr. and Mrs. Balango and two dau-

home on Mon-

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they tl other de.
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by T. 8S. Brooks is nearing completion

house Js equipped with all modern con-

on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs:
Alen who left the next day for the.
south to visit friends,

cently of Terrace, is renewing
quaintances in town.

been holidaying at Kalum

of the Telkwa detachment who happen |-

CROWN COLONY

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Away back in the late sixties thousands of. acres

of British“Colnmbia’s timber were. sold for one
cent per acre, which lodked like a fair price—then,
To-day similar timber is worth from $150 to $200

an acre, so tremendously has timber appreciated “
in value within the scope of an average life time ~~

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What the young growth of ‘today will be ‘worth.
sixty years from now is beyond computation if it
is protected from fire and allowed to reach ma-_

turity. ee
J.) The moral is obvious,

PREVENT FOREST FIRES,
—- YOU CAN HELP |

British Columbia Forest Service

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Prince Rupert, B. C.

The house being built on Park Hill

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nd the family hns moved in, The.

eniences,

Mrs, Munro entertained at bridge’

Sailings from Prince Rupert for Vancouver and in-

. termediate ports each Monday and Thursday at 4.00
P. m, and Saturday at 6 p. m,

For Anyox and Stewart each Monday and Friday at
4.00 p.m. ;

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Mrs. P. Chinnette of Vancouver, re-,
ne-

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Agnes Olson is holidaying in Rupert

A, 8? Tordiffe of Cedarvale was here
st week on forestry business,

J. MacCounchie of Anyox who bas
Lake return.

a See Canada in Canada’s Diamond Jubilee Year, 1867-1927 =

For Alaska each Wednesday at 4.00 p. m,
For Masset Inlet each Monday at 4.00 p. m,

For Vancouver via South. Queen Cnarlotte Islands,
Fortnightly. ‘

\_ Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton: . ;
EASTBOUND—7.30 p.m. daily except Sunday ~ me oo Y:
WESTBOUND—7.51 a.m. dai y except Tuesday — '

Jasper Park Lodge open May 2lat to September 30th

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign.
Cheques, ete., also for your next shipment me

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply ‘to any Canadian National Agent o
RF, McNaughton, District ‘Passenger Agent,- Prince Rupert, B.C.

and the vamper. See it. at our

fe Office now,

WM. S. HENRY

SMITHERS, B. C.

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' FOR SALE—~—120 aeres, lot 60T2,
rune 5, C.D, situated on north side of
G. N. BR. about two miles east of Dor.
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berty of the estate of Paul G. Ludwig.
Apply to Norman -A. Watt, official ad-
ulnisier, Prince Rupert. 10,

ed Monday.

Engen for a month,

e Miss Bertha Kells who has “gpent.
the Dnst few months at the Terrace i
hotel , left ‘Monday .for her -home in

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Amsbury.

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