THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 | i :
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HAZELTON NOTES {

Is your family protected? Is
vour estate protected? See Wm.
Grant’s Agency.

Mrs. W, W. Anderson and her
daughter Roberta returned from
Vancouver Thursdav morning.

WHITE RUBBERS

reduced from $7.00 to

It will soon be time to think of spring cleaning and this year
we are ready to meet your requirements. Our stock has
arrived of

B.&H.PAINTS OILS VARNISHES

W. W. Anderson spent several

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ENAMELS WHITE LEAD | days in the hospital this week "|
GOLD PAINT, Ete. _ having his eyes treated, 20 o off all BOOTS AND SHOES in stock |
" | The Indians from Kisgapas left||| Many other reductions in hardware and drygoods
EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING AND RENEWING — the first of the week after doing =

their semi-annual trading here,
It made the merchants feel rood.

. Buy early and take advantage of these prices
Mrs, R, W. Smith arrived i | -
S. H. SENKPIEL General Merchant Hazelton the first of the week to R, Cunningham & Son Ltd.
New Hazelton, B.C. | be with her husband who is in

the hospital, | . HAZELTON, B.C. |
J.C. K. Sealv spent several | SS eee |

days in town the first of the week
looking after his interests,

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hE The rummy game has been go-| © SYNOP old OF .

Your Coal Su 1 ing strong lately, it being the
Does it need replenishing? tppr y needs from the. aaeeeiinaads during stormy LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

“stock we carry of the all-round excellent Pembina product
This is a good, clean, large nut coal. Order yours today On Tuesday evening a dance

was put on in Assembly hall by PRE-EMPTIONS

: Vacant, unreserved, © surveyed
©. W. Dawson which was most) >yown lands may be pre-empted by

] igni _| British subjects over 18 years of age
enjoyable, The Kispiox orches and by aliens on declaring intention

7 Govmnt, phone: tra furnished good music and the] :o become British aubjects, condi-

A. E. Falconer 2 long, 1 short Hazelton refreshments hay ai b tional upon residence, soccupation,
Ff e since been re-| 1414 improvement for agricultural
Ye. _— _ _# |peatedly referred to most favor- | surposes.

Wm. Grant’s |
Agency

REAL ESTATE

Teaming Transfer Horse and Auto Livery
HORSES FOR HIRE JITNEYS TO ALL POINTS

District Agent for the leading
Ingurance Companies —

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ably. A good many from New| .fitis "Yegarding precemmpeions “a Lite 7
—————— pn, | Hazelton and South Hazelton at-| fiven In Bulletin No. 1, Land Series, Fire ‘
a e * ~ tended “Bow to Pre-empt Land," copies ot Health ‘ po:
Canadian Pacific Railway Company So which an be obtained ioe of charge Accident 3
af BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE Ata complimentary dinner to} Lands, Victoria, BC. or to any Gov- HAZELTON - 5 a
a, H ernment Agent. . B.C.
tf SAILINGS FROM PRINCE RUPERT-PRINCESS ALICE, Princess ||Mr. W. Fleet Robertson, given) "rei as will be granted covering | | i
A LOUISE for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, January 2, 16, 30, February 9, 23 in Vaneouver by mining engin-| only Jand suitable for agricultural : em Re i

For Ketchikan, Wrangell. Juneau, Skagway—January 12, 16, February 9, 23. . purposes, and which is not timber-
3.8. “PRINCESS BEATRICE’’—For Butedale, Swanson Bay, East Bella {}}&&"S J. D, Galloway, the new pro-| jana, Le, carrying over 6,000 board

Ar Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, Alert Bay, Campbell River and Vancouver {| vinecial mineralogist, was among feet per acre weat of the Coast Range i
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i every Saturday at 1 p.m. : and 8,000 feet per acre east of that \

AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Full information from those occuppving a seat at the| Range.

\_ W. C. Orchard, corner Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Rupert bead table. Mr. Robertson was|  4pplications for pre-emptions are || | BOOT AND SHOE A
1 S —_—— i to be addressed to the Land Com- i

4 — presented with a sterling silver |. missioner of the Land Recording DI. Re airin hod
4 : ‘ vision, in which the land applied for Dp g =
a tea tray. Two hundred and fifty ig altuated, and are made on printed ;

engi rs i i forms, copies of which can ba ob- :
ginee and mineralogists Sat talned from the Land Commissioner. Never-Slip Ice Creepers

down at the banquet. pzeomptions must be occupied for always in stock a
Mi P five years an provements made =
R A W U R S Miss Isabel MacKay of Calgarv, | to yaiue of $10 per acre, inciuding Agent for— see
the 18-year old daughter of Robt, | clearing and cultivating at least five WHITE CRUSS RUBBER REPAIR i

acres, before a Crown Grant can be

+a Tj : . MacKay, and niece of Mrs, Mary | received. -
If you want to be paid Highest Possible CASH Prices ' ' ‘ - im
; ; tra 4 F detailed informati ; bo]
for your RAW FURS, forward them to L. MacKay, won third prize in all] |, Por more detalied tntormation see |) (7 VV, Dungate | 2
Canada in the better home light-| Lana” HAZELTON, B.C. q

R I & S L d ing contest. It was a $800 col- > PURCHASE —
R. S. obinson ons, t ¢ illee scholarship. She also won| enase at vacant “and” ‘unreserved :

| Ns ' a,
z Branch Receiving Office, 1225-6 Standard Bank Bldg. VANCOUVER, B.c, ||| the first prize in Calgary, a biey-| fy Sevieuttural purposes; minimum

Head Office: #.S.R. Bldg., 43-51 Louise St. WINNIPEG, MAN. cle. price of first-class (arable) land is 45
y ' ae per acre, and second-class (grazing)
Est. 1888 INCORPORATED 1920 Owing to the storms prevailing | lund $2.60 per acre, Further infor-

: : mation regarding purchase or lease
along the line the first part of} of Crown Janda is given in Bulletin

; ‘No. 10, Land Serles, “Purchase and
the week, the Badminton Club|' Fo.) e-Grown Lands.”

U N G M TERI L ! did not go to Terrace on Tuesday (Mal tactory, or industrial sttes on
7 +r 4 ‘ timber lang, not exceeding acres,
B ILDI A A S e fearing a tie-up of the line. may be purchased or leased, the con-
Rev. T. Ferrier, of Brandon, is| ditions | meluding_ = payment of

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Cement Lime Plaster Fireclay a guest of Dr, Wrinch ard while HOMESITE LEASES

Brick Building Papers Roofing | he is: here a special meeting: of Unaurveyed arena, not exceeding a0
” . . « acres, may a lease as omesites,

Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling the hospital board will be held to] conditional upon a dwelling being

‘ ‘ A . erected in the first year, tltle being
discuss with him hospital finances obtainable after residence and im-

. and the nurses’ residence. The provement conditions | are _ Diltilied
matter of asking the auxiliary to ;
ALBERT & McCAFFE RY, LTD. | appoint a representative to the ~ LEASES

For grazing and industrial pur-

Fir Finish a Specialty

For Growing Boys and Girls, § | ae

Prince Rupert, B.C. board wil] also be discussed. pores arong not exceeding 640 acren |} Feeble Old People and For =f;
. x . may be leased by one person or 4 Convalescents
Being unable to get away for| company. WAMPOLE'S .o
services at Woodcock and Cedar- GRAZING -
Alfred Sinclai . vale last Sunday Rev.T. D. Proc-| | Under the Grazing Act the Prov- TASTELESS EXTRACT )
ir, an old timer of : : . ince is divided into grazing districts tea
. Kitwanga, passed away on Fri.| to" held special services in the| and the range administered under 2 OF COD LIVER i
The Hazelton Hospital ‘ ve Church Army hall. On Saturday Grasing Commissioner, = Annual will create new strength, enerey andstamina— 8
day, Feb. 20, and was buried at grazing permits are lgaued based on fortifying the system against attacks from acute 914
ou ‘ vyening Feb. 2lst, a branch of| numbers ranged, priority belng given diseases, such #8 Grippe, Influenza, ce ;
The Hazelton Hospital issues Kitwanga on Sunday, e E st ral ch o to established owners. Stock-owners Coughs, Colds, Diptheria, Fevers, Etc. |
tickets for any period at 1.50 per Servi ill be held Sunday i the Church Army White Cross! may form petoclations tor range Wannpole' ntact of Cod Liver ato aferds §
. _ H management, 66, or partially trae, nd t help for e,, sic ie eS, +
month in advance, ‘This rate in- |) Peter’: “th oh en he ay in| was organized and most of the| permits are available for settlers, anaemic girs uet budding ito Womanhood. i
a “eludes office consultations and t. Peter’s church at the usuali native women joined. It is hop- campers and travellers, up to ten. ten regula ie wil improve the mpalred ep: ;
medicines, as well as all costs hours, ed that a sale.of work willbe put| = ; ‘ restore @ healthy eolor to lipa and cheeks ‘
while in the hospital, Tickets are | he first meeting of the Ladies|0n later in the year. The mem- Price .- = $100 !

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chtalnablo In Hasehae ee ae Hospital Auxiliary executive will| bers are to meet each Tuesday| A high wind and more snow U -to-Date Dru Store os
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi- |/be held at the home of the presi-| evening when native work and| was general throughout the in- P He . g 4
cal superintendent at the Hospital, dent, Mrs. Chappell, on Wednes- white-ladies’ fancy. work will be] terior the first half of the week | : HAZELTON, B.C.

| |day afternoon to plan the work|taken up. "and it was with difficulty that| - —— ;
for the year.’ are The Herald is only $2.00 a year| transportation was maintained, Are. you a dubscriber yet?

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