Canning Season

Get your jars, tops, etc., from us. We

have our stock on hand.

Fruit For Canning

Place your order for all fruit with us now.
We will watch the market and ai your
needs with the best qu uality, and when the ,
price is the lowest.

S. H. SENKPIEL

New Hazelton, B.C.

General Merchant

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Auto and Garage Service

Cars to any point in the district at any hour of the day or
night. Fast, efficient service; careful, experienced drivers

Our up-to-date garage facilities ensure quick, efficient repairs
FREIGHTING FORWARDING TRANSFER

Govmnt. phone:
2 long, 1 short

A. E. Falconer

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Hazelton

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Canadian Pacific Railway Company }
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT—For Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,
July 4, 8, 11, 13, 18, 22, 25, 29,

For ‘Ketchikan, "Wrangell Juneau, Skagway—July 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, al.

S.S. “PRINCESS BEATRICE’’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella
Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver
every Saturday at 11 a.m.

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES

Full information from

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rehard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert’

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> Wm. Grant’s |

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4 Avene §|| DEVELOPING AND PRINTING

gs y . "STATIONERY.

PATENT MEDICINES

7 REAL ESTATE 3 VETERINARY REMEDIES

4 " ‘TOILET ARTICLES

} District Agent’for the leading : CHOCOLATES

‘Insurance Companies— ‘ _SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES
Life ; % ‘i '

Fire $\| Up-to-Date Drug Store

Health . HAZELTON, B.C...”

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The Hazelton Hospital

tickets for any period at 1.50 per
month in advance, ‘This rate in-
_ cludes ‘office consultations and

BOOT AND SHOE
Repairing
Black, Tan, and White 7
Shoe Polish)

‘Ag ent for— -
“WHITE choss. RUBBER REPAIR

* while in the ‘Hospital.’ Tickets are

; eal superintendentat the Hospital.

“The Hazelton Hospital issues

medicines, as well, as all costs.

vobtainable in Hazelton from the‘;
-“drug store: from T, J. Thorp, :
. Telkwa, or by mail from the medi .

G. W. ‘Dungate |

"| Central B.C,

HAZELTON, B.C. | a ‘ak

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1925.

| HAZELTON NOTES

On Wednesday morning Dr. W.
T. Kergin arrived to spend the
day with Dr. Wrinech. He has
been on a tour of the old country
for the past few months, Mrs.
Kergin met him here. .

Miss McDonald of South Van-
couver has been a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Hunt. ‘

Miss Collinge, senior nurse at
the hospital, left last Saturday
for. Vancouver. In September
she will go to Toronto to take a
post-graduate coursd, |

Mary Sargent entertained her
little girl friends last Saturday
afternoon.

The W. A. social on the lawn
at the Mission House was very
successful last Saturday after-
noon. Over $30 were received.

Mrs. Wm. Grant has been vis-
iting in Smithers,

There will be a meeting held in
Hazélton town hall on Aug. 8th,
for the purpose of installing a
local assembly of the Native Sons
of Canada. All mate persons 18
years of age or over, born in Can-
ada, are requested to attend this
meeting.

Mrs. Hal Kane Clements, of
\| Chicago, a writer, was a guest at
the Omineca Hotel recently.

Miss Tervo of Victoria, on the
recommendation of Inspector H.
C. Fraser, bas been engaged as
teacher for the Hazelton school
for the next term.. The school
hoard will meet August 6th to
again discuss changing the status
of the local school. . The board ia
opposed: to the change.

weeks. in Telk wa.

asked to take charge of the dis-

|| trict display for the Prince Ru-

pert fair this year. There is a
feeling that this district can win
the cup if an organized effort is
made to get the stuff together.
The Horticultural Society has the
organization if. they will under-
take the work..

Rev. Pound and family. penta
week in camp at Lake Kathlyn,

i They returned home Wednesday

night.

pedition to Lost Lake on Wednes-
day afternoon and they. had & lot
of good sport. .

is holidaying.i in town,

Prince. Rupért: Annual Bhibi
tion, September 8th to 12th.
Exhibits from every part of North

help you to enjoy vourself. | “01

_ J. .H. Benson is spending a few

The suggestion has been, made
|that the Horticultural Society be

C. W. Dawson took Mr Howe GP
‘lof Prince Rupert on a fishing ex-

- Chas, Jenzie of ‘Bighth Cabin | :

_ Sportaand ‘Attrac:
pa ee ef bons and every. feature that could |’
Are you a subscriber yet?

Geo, Hodgins Back
_| LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

(continued from page 1)
Burke, the original discoverers,
returned to town. from their

second trip into the placer fielda,.| °

and they recorded claims. They
are going back to Kisgagas at
the end of the week.  Thev are
well pleased with the results of
their work.

Last Tuesday afternoon Jim
Jones léft for Kisgagas, his sec-
ond trip, and he proposes to
remain as Jong as possible and
work the ground.

All those who did any work
brought back samples of both
kinds of gold, and there is not a
knocker, except arnong those who
either did not get'into the creek
or who failed to pan any Rravel
after they did pet in. The opi-
nion of those who have any know-
ledge of placer mining is that to
find the paystreak is only to find
the bedrock of the old channel.
Work is going to be done. this
summer and fall which wil] de-
termine this point,

‘Terrace Fall Fair.

The Terrace Fair is Sept. 15th
and 16th—the last on tne list, but
also the best time for such an ex-
hibition. The prize lists are now
being distributed and Secretary
Agar will be glad to supply you
with a copy and with the entry
forms. The fair this year is be-
ing conducted by business men
and farmers and there is the best
of co-operation exhisting. The
fair should be the best ever held
and it will be if'the. people of the
town and district give their as.
sistance by exhibiting and by at-
tending. A good fair and. an en-
thusiastic populace is the best
advertising, the’ district, can. get.

Ww. S. Harris was: a visitor down
the line this week. ‘

Saddle Horse. fe me,
fast, suitable for lady. Apply A, At

dridge, Kitwanga, B.C.

Collie sheep dog; has natural
Lost ¢ - tail; black and
white breast; named “Bob”, gan

information to’ ‘John Cuthbert; South
Hazelton.

\Cottages For Rent

One two-roomed cottage and one‘ one-
roomed cottage, furnhished: well-locat-
ed; for rent by week or month, Apply

. Parent, New. Fazelton, . 0508

_ Bimber Lot.
' For r Sale

The. Official Adntotséeaieg at Prince
| Rupert offers for sale Lot 1711, Range
5; Coast District, This lot was Crown
granted in 1918, - It contains a considet-
able quantity of Cedar fit for poles and
pilings, .and considerable tie timber. .

of

“The property: i is part of the. estate of 2

sloveph herpie, deceased,’ ~
7 ORMAN A. WATT,

Pring # Rapet, B,C."

‘chase.

‘permits are avallable for.
“gampers and travellers,

SYNOPSIS OF

PRE-EMPTIONS -

Vacant, unreserved, - gurveyed.
crown lands may be pre-empted by
British subjects over. 18 years of age,,
and by aliens oh declaring Intention.
to become British subjects, condi-
Wonal upon residence, ‘oagcupation,
and improvement for agrtouitaral
purposes,

Full information concerning regu-
lations regarding pre-emptions is
given in Bulletin No, 1, Land Series,
“How to Pre-empt Land, " céples of

‘which can be obtained free of chargs

by addressing the Department of
Lands, Victoria, B.C., or to any Gav-
emment Agent.

Records will be granted covering
only Jand suitable for . agricultural:
purposes, and which is not timber~
land,. ie, carrying over 6,000 board
feet per acre west of the Coast Range
and 8,000 feet per acte east of that
Range, .

Applications for pre- empttons ara:
“0 be addressed to the Land Com-
missioner of tha Land Recotding Di-
vision, in which the land applied for
{a situated, and are made on printed |
forms, coples of which can ba. ob-
tained from the Land Commiasioner.,

Pre-emptions. must be occupied for.
five yeara and improvements made
to value of $10 per acre,’ including

clearing and cuitivating at least five ‘

acres, before a Crown Grant can be:
received,

Bulletin
Land,”

“How to. Pre-empt

PURCHASE

Applicationa are. recefved for pur-
of vacant and unreserved

_ For moro detalled information see J
the -

Crown lands, not belng timberland, | —

for agricultural purposes}, minimum
price of first-class (arable) land ia $65.
per acre, and second-class (grazing)
jand $2.50 per. acre,- .Further infor-

mation regarding purchase or lease |

ef Crown lands 1s given in Bulletin,
No, 10, Land Series, "Purchase end.
Lease of Crown Lands,’

Mill, factory, or industrial sites on.

timber land, not exceeding 40 acres, |

may he purchased or leased, the con-
ditiona Including payment of
stumpage,

HOMESITE LEASES

Unsurveyed areas, not excasding 20:
acres, may be leased -as homesites,
conditional upon .a dwelling belng
erected in the. first year, title. being
obtainable after residence. and im-
provement conditiona are fulfilled

and land has been surveyed. r.
4 1a

' LEASES

For. grazing and industrial pur-
Poses areag not exceeding 640 acres
Inay be leased by one person or &
company. : .

> GRAZING
Under the. Grazing Act the Pr

ince fa ‘divided into grazing distrh U&
and the range administered under)‘

Grazing ® Commissioner. ™ - Annus. J
grazing pernits are issue® based. of 4;
numbers ranged, priority being wived :

to established owners, Stock-owners: »}

may form associations
management, Free, or partially free,
up te «¢ i
head. . . ‘ it

“BENSON BROS.
Anto Jitney. Service

Between Hazelton ‘and New:
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
“triet—and at any. hour. /

elton —

Ha
; Omineea Hotel, 2 long

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od Allan Rutherford | |
All deaeriptiona ‘of. sur.

ue Official ‘Administrator, sab “SOUTH HAZELTON a q |

veya “promptly executed . 4
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Phon ai.
_ New Hazelton—1 short 2: long =f.
2 short. im

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for range. a

gettlers a

EG. LAND SURVEYOR ie