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_ THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923 |

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FRUIT

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Five- and Ten-acre blocks of the best
land, adjoining the town, being the -

and.

GARDEN °
LAND is _
now ready

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The land has been given three classi-
- fications and the pricesset accordingly

A small payment is required at the .
time of purchase, and the balance is

spread over ten payments, with no
interest charges on the first four

payments. -If cash is paid a discount’

is allowed.

The owners aim to get settlers on
the land, and in order to assist them
as much as possible, to develop the
land low prices and easy payments
were decided upon. -

A number of people have been wait-
ing for this land to be placed on the
market. There are-only twenty-nine
pieces. and they will soon be picked
up by those who know the land and
who want a home-site which will be
more than self supporting. :
These blocks are not for speculators,
but, first, for married men. who will
locate and make their homes there.

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New Hazelton, B.C.

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W.Half of L. 863 or Section 1 of

HAZELTON

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Oddfellows Officers

The half yearly installation
meeting of the Lakelse Lodge of
Oddfellows was held in the Lodge
Hall on Monday night, when D.
D.G.M. Mills eonducted the cere-
mony of installing the new officers
into their respective positions.
The following were the occupants
of the chairs installed: oe

N.G.—E. T, Kenney,

V.G.—J. H, Young,

L.S.8.—J, M. Viger,

R.S.S.—W. E. Smith, * -

R.S.N.G.—R, M. Cory.

L.5.N.G.—S, N. Kirkaldy,

Recording Sec.—H. $. Creelman.

Financial See,—J. B. Agar,”

“Treasurer—T, E, Brooks,

Warden—J. McLaren.

Conduetor—L, H,. Kenney,

Chaplain—F. C, Bishop.

R.S.V.G.—G, S. Anderaon,

L.S8.V.G.—W. H. Watt.

L.G,—E. Plater,

- 0.G.—H. King.

Short addresses by various
members followed and the meet-
ing concluded with a luncheon.

Fine Stretch of Road
On Sunday night the editor

had a run out on Forsyth’s truck
‘}to the camp on Kalum Lake réad,
and enjoyed the outing yery
much. The-néw road from mile
11 on is certainly in fine trim—as
a new road eut through green
timber, of course—and it was
surprising to find how great a

the season opened. There is
good motoring:to the 14 mile post
and when theoad is graded and
set it will be dandy for touring,
and would make a great film
picture, ; :

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Oddfellows’ Memorial

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|propogal and wouldn’t have-any-
'|thing more to do with Mrs. Hen.

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| weeks passed and Mrs. Hen

On Sunday afternoon the Odd-
fellows of the Terrace Lodge
observed tnemorial day by carry-
ing qut their purpose of decorat-
ing the graves of their deceased
comrades according to the custom
of the Order, a ,
A large number of flowers were
gathered and a memorial service

ER Be as Yt EE Pant faa Pe

distance had been eovered sincel.

Rates $1.50 per day up. if title under this Act ie extended from

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‘Felkwa Hotel.

Serves the traveller to and
‘through the Bulkley Valley

MARE THAT YOUR - HEADQUARTERS

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TRLKWA . - B.C.

—Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Best attention to tourists and to
commercial men.

Dining room in connection

“Rates reasonable, Patronage is
solicited

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European Plan.

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The Bulkley Hotel
European or American Plan

Valley.
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saddle horses provided.

E. E. Orchard. Owner

The headquarters for the Butkley
Tourists and Commercial men
a grend hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs

Smithers, B. C.

was held in the Hall, from where
two trucks carried the members
to the cemetery. Here appro-
priate services for decorating the
graves was held and the grayes
were duly decorated with the
flowers brought by the members.

Barrister - Solicitor
Notary Public
L.

S. McGILL

SMITHERS :

This touching little ceremony

‘took place at the graves of the
late Bro. D. meGregor, Bro, _Al-
doug and Bro. D, B, Kenney,

graveside by the Chaplain and
the Noble Grand.

_! SOUTH HAZELTON:

BCG LAND SURVEYOR

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» associations for ran,

Synopsis of
Land Act Amendments

Minimum price of first-class land
reduced to §& an mora; second-class
to $2.50 an acre,

Fre-emption now confined to sure
veyed lands only.

Records will be granted covering
only land auitable for agricultural pur-
poses and which is non-timber land.

- Partnership pre-emptions. abolished,
but parties of not more than four
may arrange for adjacent pre-emp-
tions with joint residence, bur each
making necessary improvementa on
respective claims.

Pre-emptors must occupy claims for ”
five years and make improvements to
value of $10 per acra, including clear-
ing and cultivation of at least 6 acros
beture receiving Crown Grant.

here pre-emptor in ocaupation not
less thau § years, and hag made pro-
portlonate improvements, he may, be-
causo of ill-health, or other cause, be
granted intermediate oortificate of Im-
provement and transfer his claim. «
@ Records without parmanent residence
may be fasuad, provided applicant
makes improvements to extent f 3300

* Per unnum and records same cach

year. Failure to make improvements
or record same will operate as for-
feiture. Title cannot be obtained in
less than 6 years, and improvementa
of $10 per acre, including 6 acres
cleared and cultivated, and residence
of at laast 2 years are required. |
Pre-emptor holding Crown grant
may record another pre-emption, if
he requires land in conjunction with
his farm, without actual OceupRALtion,
provided gtatutory improvements suade
and residence maintained uo Crown

40 acrea
may be purchased; conditions include

one year
- Present
privilege is also made re-

eee mPtions
ers on. pre-
June 26, 1918,
5 years.

#, 1914, on necount of payments, fi
taxes on soldierg’ wé-oemptions, O08 oF

interest on agreoments ic purchase
town or alty lots held by members of
Allied Forces, or dependenta, acquired
direst or indirect, remitted from en-
fistment, to March 31, 1929,

SUB- PURCHASERS OF G.
bs LANDS. ROWN

Provision made for iss
OWN grants to sub-purchagoes of

Crown Lands, acquiring rights frome

parcel, purchasa
taay be distribdtea
over wholo areg.

be made by May 3,

. GRAZING,

Grazing Act, 1919, for systematio
deveiopment of livestock industry pro-
far grazing districts and range
sdministration under Comminsioner,
Annual grazing permits issued based
on humbers ranged: priority for astab-
lished owners, Stock Owners may form
go Management.

Free, or partially fece, permita for
fottlers, cam-ers or travellers, up te
&n head. _ .

J. Allan Rutherford

All deseriptions of sur- —- .
veys promptly executed

. Joe lost a valuable hen: Three

wandered .back with'a dozen
chicks, Jim saw it return and
promptly “‘hived’’. it, first eut-
ting out the black feathers.:. Joe
kept nosing around and “finally
spotted the lady, He called in }
the constable. Both Joe and Jim.
swore to the ownership of her
ladyship. Evidently having stud-
ied Solomon, the-adjudicator told
each one to~call the bird, “but
dim’ was, insulted with such a

Joe beamed’ his appreciation as

Soda Fountain
Ice‘Cream Soft Drinks

Evary Mopern FAcitiry For THe
Correction OF TootH TROUBLES

Dr. A. H. Bayne
DENTIST.”

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Reoms 4, 5, 6,
Helgerson Block

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Prices from

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payments, See adv, on’ another
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Counter Check Books

Acreage blocks of the. finest}

fruit and garden land. in..the
north can be had. J
$28 to $40 an acre with long term |

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Loose Leaf Supplies

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