ate

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS .: a ONCE Me :
~~ REQUIRED FOR HOSPITAL) LL arrenveD

| spread Progsamn of Vocal and hs ty Ny
De i . “Wrinet Will Make. Personal. Canvas to Raise the Fonts a pat by a;

. for. Ray and Other Appliances Necessary at. this, . eee
* Both Hazel tons were represent-

‘Time~-Meeting of. Advisory Board. ;
ed in: the; large. attendance. that |:

| At a special meeting of the ad-|sible to all the corporations and jammed the Presbyterian church
_ visory board of the Hazelton dis- | companies interested, in the dis- hall on. Wednesday night on the
trict hospital on Monday night] trict. oceasion ‘of. the. X-Ray concert.
last it was ‘definately decided to "Subscriptions will also be asked A fine program. was. run off and|
undertake the installation. of a)from the people: themselves. The was much enjoyed. The refresh: |. “Wholesale Grocers.

first class power’ plant and: thé advisory board: estimates that if| ments followed and were.up’ to| “amp. PRODUCE. MBRCHANTS: t . consumer a Pe ;
latest and best X-Ray apparatus | they ean obtain ten subscriptions the usual: standard of exeellence [wv we

nap. if: ‘taken ‘at. ona:
i Be . Warner, at-Heralc

Merry field. |

AND COMPANY

that can be obtained. The cost, | of $100, ten of $50, ten of $25.and in that line. | “Fre wr “AVE. AND TicBame Br.

with electric lighting system and |a-hundred of $10, it will be pos-) After. a. few ‘remarks by. ‘the Prince Rupert, B: C..

other necessary appliances, will sible, with what is expected from chairman, Mr. Spencer rendered ’ a te a

be not less than $5000. ~ _ [other sources, to meet the cost of a pianoforte solo: which was very i ™ Se alae re
_A thorough subscription cam- the project. much enjoyed, as was also that!”

paign was decided upon. All| Itis the intention to have the by Mias Hogan. ° Miss Margaret |
interested in the development of | plant installed before winter.. It Crawford ‘mad @ many friends. by
the extensive interior ‘served by | will therefore ‘very~ greatly. aid her recitations, - and vocal solos
the hospital will be directly, or|the management of the hospital by Misa. Grist, Mrs. McLean and

indirectly benefited by having the|if those desiring to assist will for-| nF, iS heard to good Pte: a
facilities and equipment of the| ward their donations at the earli- r..Spencer were heard 1) & Woe Ba “For Sale -

aad advantage. The violin solos and||| mete ren
institution thus brought up to/est possible moment. | duets by .Messrs. Weaver: and|{| rpese LANDS ¢ are located close to the main line eof the Grand ‘Teunk 77
a

the highest state of efficiency. Q ono Pacific Railway, which is being constructed: through: ‘the heart of
=|Smiths were exceedingly well ,

Application for financial assis- Li nv t k Jyendered. -Mr.. Mitchell also con-||1 the Bulkley Valley, one of -the best, farming ‘districts: in British Colum-
; b ives oc bia, Steel is now Jatd through ‘Telkwa, and trains will be running:
os tance for this project is being tributed vionlin solos. ‘and was
LL. made to the Dominion govern- Cows fresh calyed, and coming in, al- \ -shortly from Prince Rupert to this point, There are good roads to-all. .
a ae g ways on hand, and tuberculosis tested. roundly applauded. -| |): parta of the Bulkley Valley from-Telkwa. | The ‘Bulkley Valley is an ideal:
: ment and the provincial govern-| J. Christie, Cattle Dealer, Collingwood |: are wet

Woot Ot W Westuinat dairying and mixe farming district,” with 3° matket for! all- Kinds of.
ment, the G. T.-P. and the Meth-| Roaa’ Seaver "Bel estminster ozs ||): farm produce. We own all the tend we Ofer ter Se
an phone Colling- “First Sam fes-Arrive. |i. Toney ng Ep ew
odist church and as far a8 pos: wood 99R. : : P |} guaranteed title,

Geo, T. Stewart arrived here | . ... Our lands were all very carefully selected ‘several years. ago. ‘by. ‘ex-

- perts in the Jand business, We sel in, tracts of 160 acres or more.’ Our
prices are reasonable and terms are easy. wee for full information to.

Tuesday night after spending: the
previous ten days on the top of Sy
¢\ompany,.

Nine Mile. mountain. He en-|} | Me
countered very bad. weather con- North Coast NOS Ttd:
ditions but accomplished his work |] .. PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1, 60,000 00 ober

and sent his pack horse back with Metropolitan Big. » Vancouver :
the ‘first sample of ore for the

Prince Rupert. fair. -He left. on — ee = = ze ra Feat
Thursday: morning with | another} —
horse: to bring down . the rest of

the ore a The Parkin- Ward Electric ©. ae

“LIMITED. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. - Supplies.
Inspector Bailey, of the provin- = - Agents tor Gncthe Engines |

cial government-offices, left last “ELECTRICAL and MARINE, CONTRACTORS. : sat orders: promptly attended to,
Thursday for ‘Fort Fraser.

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Telephone—Sey. 1456 “Telegrams—Cradock, Vancouver

- and Company

Colin Munro arrived 1 in town on
Phursday, morning. after a. ‘busi- |f
ness trip into the Bulkley Valley,
where he has ranch lands.

Water Street

eremiat H. Kugler |

The First Man to Adveriise New’ Hazelton, and Sti At It |

A Lucky. Strike .
You can get-what you want in
footwear from. Scott, Froud &.
Co., box 342,.Prince Rupert. . All
mail orders promptly filled from
a. complete and up-to-date stock,
Send cash with order.

For Sale

“Two-oven, latest: atyle Lange Range;
‘cost $250; in 1 acl condition; -Wiil sell: for mi
$100 ‘cash. ° 11-tf od ack Wiliams |% -

~ NOTICE»

ah In the Matier ‘of the Eotate of
‘Wil Henry ‘Parker, Deceased

- ‘ALWAYS IN

hilled Castings

Rail and Tram Wheels.

NEW y HAZELTON “THE ‘GATEWAY TO
“the: Skeena. Walley.)

NEW HAZELTON THE. GATEWAY TO oe
~ the’ Babine Country — ar :

NEW HAZELTON THE GATEWAY. TO a a
the Groundhog anthracite coal fields ~ hs os i
NEW: HAZELTON THE GATEWAY TO. 2
| ‘the wonderful Kispiox Valley

Min ing Lamps and: supplies :

Gasoline Engines: and bes des
Mining Pumps an

oer

: “Steam Traction. Engines»

NOTICH . is hereby ‘given that. all
‘creditors and-.other persons haying any
‘claims or demands: against..the estate| @-

of William Henry Parker, late of Haz-|
elton, British Columbia,.-deceased, who

died’ on the 19th*day ‘of April, A. D.,/@. ‘ NEW. HAZELTON. THE. GATEWAY: TO. 7 E =
11 coscmne Court o wae proved } in the Bp et “the: great. ‘silver-lead mining. ‘district a}

ia, |B ‘
jin Probate, on the 9th day of April, A. il | - NEW. HAZELTON THE GATEWAY. TO
D.; 1918, by George M ark. Swan, the F |... the immense: bituminous coal fields.” AS
[glzed to send particolaty in writ ‘ot ae : NEW HAZELTON ‘THE - GATEWAY 0. |
Statutory. Declaration ty ne, oder [oe the. great. ‘Francois’ ‘and Ootsa Lake country =

7 : NEW HAZELTON THE GATEWAY TO.

day of September, A. D., 1918, at the
millions of acres of; agricultural Jands.

eas and Road: Rollers « on.
Short ‘Delivery © a

stimates for ‘the. Erection of.

undermentioned, address, after which
date the said executor will proceed to|#
| distribute the aasets of the said William | @-.
| Henry Parker, deceased, amongst. the
‘parties entitled ‘thereto; ‘having regard | i * OT
only tothe clai mands of w ich ih arn VE: pete
ved notice,’ and col HAL NL zi
‘not “be Lable* for] : I: HAVE: LAND: ‘IN THE 3KEEN
‘the said William Henry - ; ‘
ed,-nor any.part thereof.|§
: ) any. perso “persons of |§
Twhoge claims. or demands: h 8: p: aball’ not '
had notice, *
i toria, B,C.
«Di, 1918,

ion Head Ottice— Carter.

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