- NOTARY PUBLIC.

” Room in, Post Office. Building

Prinee Rupert. and} Hazelton... B. a
— — sland to, the hundreds: ‘throughout
wo the world: who: ‘have purchased

Notice Notice of Assignment

PURSUANT 70 tHe: “CREDITORS”
Trust DeepsAct, 1901,” AND ~
_AMENDING Acts.

NOTICE 18 HEREBY - GIVEN that
Frances B.° Chettleburgh and Robert
Hazelton and. Telkwa, B.C.,; aa. mer-
chants under the firm name of Chettle-
burph & Sinclair, have,. by a -deed_of
assignment bearing date the 29th day
of April, 1914, assigned all’ their’ real
and personal | property, credits and ef-

fects which may be seized or. sold or
attached under execution or the ‘‘Ex-
ecution Act”’ to the undersigned, Mich-
ael J. Hobin, of Prince Rupert, B.C.,
manager of the Continental Trost Com-
pany, imited, for the benefit of. credit-

°rAND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-

EN that a.meeting of the creditors of
the said Chettleburgh & Sinclair will
be held‘at the offiee of ‘the Continental
Trust Company Limited, 2nd Avenue,
Prince Rupert, B..C., on Friday, the
15th day 0 “May, 1914,: atthe hour of
2.30 o’clock in the ‘afternoon, for the
purpose of giving directions for the dis-
posal of the estate.

AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN
that creditors are required to send to
the Asai
day of May, 1914, particulars, duly ver-
ified, of their claims and of the security |
if f any) held b them... -

“AND that the Assignee will, on and | °
after. the said 15th day of May, proceed
to distribute ‘the assets of -the said
‘Frances B. Chettleburgh and Robert C.
Sinclair and Chettleburgh & Sinclair
among the persons entitled thereto,
having’ regard only .to the claims. of
whieh he shall.have then had notice,
and he will not be held responsible for
the asgeta or any part thereof so distri-
buted. to any person:of whose claim: he
shall not have ‘been notified.

Dated at. Prince Rupert, -B. C., this,

5th day of : ‘May, A.D, 1914

=" MIGHABL J. “HOBIN
Manager Continental Trust Co. Limited,. Prince
Rupert, B.C. . ASSIGNEE -

— ‘

Auction Sale|

we fa—=,

PRINCE |
GEORGE

LOTS ©

| The government: of. the pro-!

will. sell_ their. holdings” in.

the- G. T: P. townsite ‘of:

_'Pringe George: ‘by ‘public.
‘auction at.

| VANCOUVER] ,

‘MAY x 19th, 20th,

Ate the Grand Trunk: ‘Paci- |
| fic Development Company’s-
Hi auction sale™of:: PRINCE:
I GEORGE, held ‘in: Vancou-

' ver last. September, I-was a)

heavy. purchaser : for. local.

‘investors, and’ am”:pleased

“to state that many ‘of: them :

have resold their’ holdings ;

at. a’ good advance-

eral cases profits «

one hundred to five hundred.

per cent.have been realized...

If you: wish:to: invest at: th

a G. 0. Ryley ‘Assures

Sinclair, carrying on on pusiness at |.

nee on or before the said 15th | -

vince of . British’ Columbia-, iF

2ist

“Town: ‘That.No. Change: is
Contemplated: eee

"(Continued from first page). td

lots there, 0.)
Not only will the Smithers peo-

‘| ple. feel confidence, ‘but thée.above
. |message. will § give more confidence |

to all investors in ‘real ‘estate all

. along the'line of the Grand Trunk

Pacific, and businéss’ in all lines
will continue with a full measure
of confidenee. -

Tt is- also - good to earn that
the efforts’ already. put. forth by
the people in the northern: inter-
terior have not been for naught
and that the townsite and divi-
sional. point at Smithers.is on ‘a
business basis. .The people can|-
proceed with plans for the future.

CARLOAD HORSES ©
FOR PACK TRAIN

Wm. Kerr says a Big + a Big Crowd of People
is Coming In and Will Outfit
at Ht New Hazelton, _

Residents of. at | a

Tueuday. night: the Northern In-| =
_| terior Baseball. League completed | -

the schedule. for. the season-1914.

The meeting: ‘Was held in the Nor- a

thern: Hotel, ‘New: Hazelton, ‘and

towns: as “follows: —D. R.. “McLean! :.

New. ‘Hazelton; R. J. Rock, Haz-

elton: 8, -A. Eby, Terrace; Pete}:

"| Muldoon, ‘Smithers; | D. G Sten-
|strom, Aldermere and Telkwa.

~ Applications for. admission to|

the league’'were received ‘from

Smithers and Terrace. and. were

allowed, thus the league willeom-
prise five teams. this year. :

competition again this year. vand
it looks now. as. if the fight will
be keen from: start to finish, =:

New Hazelton. will get just. one
Sunday game.and that was un-
avoidable on account of train con-
nections, Five | games’ ‘will be on
Mondays and. ‘two. on Saturdays:

“The ‘division’ ‘of the games was
very fair, and especially. when it.

~- lig remembered that all the” trav:

Wm. Kerr. came back to town
Saturday night and will spend
the summer-here. He brought
in a carload of horses from Chil-
liwack “which he will use. in. his
pack train and there were. also a
number for sale. - Mr. ‘Kerr says
that thera i 4s a big bunch of peo-

ple coming here this spring and.
that the majority of them ; will |
~l outfit from this town. He jintends|
spending. the greater. part of his}.
‘(time here this summer. The out-
side is looking ‘to. ‘New Hazelton:
a Wat the new supply point and out- |,

fitting station of the future. _The|-
best. of. accommodation | is to be!
found ,here; the town is on, the

railway. and. it' is closer to the

outlying districts than any other
point, and these are the. things
whieh count. The merchants‘here
also have Jarge and well- assorted
stocks, fresh goods and. prices |
that will surprise the old timers. |

_ [power VALLEY.

FALL EXHIBITION:

Diectrs and Conimittees Busy Per

a ing, for Biggest Show .and: .
Biggest Crowd

The Bulkley: Valley Aericultur-
all Association. has set: September

18 and 19.as the’ dates for: their |7
“Ap:

annual exhibition this year.

ae. dates..

elling by: all of: the teams has. to
be at the. end of the week,

Each team will. have: eight
home . ‘games ‘during June, July’
and. August, ‘The first game here
is to-be played. June first. against
Smithers.’ All public holidays
were left open © -for exhibition
games. |

The | following: officers were
elected. for the year:

Hon. Pres. —G:. Wall, _MeClary
Manufacturing Co; ’ ee

‘President—J. A. Riley’

-Viee-Pres—R.. J: Rock:

Sec.-Treas~- Walter. Noel

“Executive. Committee— —The of-
ficers’ rand §. AL Eby and'J. Me-

 Telkwa; Monday, June 29.
| delegates were’ present from five]...

we Teriye-La Opes May 3

_ Schedule of Games ime

“At New Hazelton

“Smithers, Monday, June: be
* Hazelton, Saturday, Tune 6

_ Terrace, Sunday, July" 5

. Terrace, Monday, July. 60.
- Smithers, Monday, July 18”
Hazelton, Saturday, duly’ 18

a Telkwa, Monday, Aug. 1 wo bs

* At Hazelton

_ Smithers, Sunday,” May a |
:. Terrace; Sunday, June 14.

storey. — baling

ay: ;

; Terrace, Monday, June 15 . cored eee

New: Hazelton ‘Saturday, Jun 20 |
de Telkwa, ‘Sunday, June 28).

. Smithers, Sunday, July 12°:
- New ‘Hazelton, Saturday.Ang. rT
Telkwa, Sunday, Aug. oe
. -At-Smithers :

Telkwa, “Saturday, June 6
New Hazelton, Monday June 15
Hazelton, Sunday, July.6

Telkwa, Saturday, July 18

New Hazelton; -Monday, July 27
Terrace, Sunday, Aug. 9
Terrace, Monday; ‘Aug. 10
Hazelton, Sunday, Aug. 16

At Telkwa

New-Hazelton, Sunday, June ‘14!
Smithers, Saturday, June 20 -
Hazelton, Monday, July 6 -

Terrace, Sunday, July 12 |

Terracé, Monday, July wo
New: Hazelton, Sunday, July- 26

- | Smithers, Saturday, Aug. 1 =
Hazelton, Monday, Aug. mv...

At Terrace. fhe .

Telkwa, Sunday, 1 May: 81
_|Telkwa; Monday, June 1°.

~ | Smithers,’ Sunday, June 23 — :
| Smithers, Monday, June 29.

Hazelton, Sunday,. July. 26.
Hazelton, Monday, duly oT
New Hazelton, ‘Sunday, ‘an is

VALUED RESIDENTS
_ LEFT THE DISTRICT

Hicks Beach’ & Field Opening Otfice in
- Courtenay — ‘Popular Feonle
Wall Be Missed Here «

.. When. the train pulled: out ast
‘Sunday’ morning it’ took: away
some of.the best: and.. coldest. Tesi-
jfdents® ‘fromthe old town. .B. H.

Hicks: Beach; ‘Mrs... Hicks. Beach
and family ‘and Fred’ ‘Field: have

gone: to: ‘Courtenay, . Vancouver |

Island, ‘where they ‘will open’
real. estate: and: insurance. Office.

Mr. Hicks Beach and-family have] .
been residents of the old ‘town|
for many years:and they were]
-|always considered’ among the first |’ “
" families ‘of, the. district. °

-| matters pertaining to: the public

welfare they were leaders and in|:
social, and public. circles. they will:
{be greatly missed.’, At the same): SYP orner,
time the best’ wishes of ‘the'com- |.
munity will follow: them to’ their. be. a

cane 8 ROBERT M: MOORE & COMPANY
| Fred’ eld is ‘one of thie! best a

new: home: :

ar

‘plication has-been made to. the | pure
department at. Victoria ° for’ the}":
‘acceptance of. th
directors are. now.-at work ‘in all] ~

The|”

-In ally

“Everything, for.
the Office: Desk

. "Loose Leaf syatems, ‘Blue Print .
and Drawing Papers, . Cameras, :
Rooks, Souvenirs, Picture Postale .

“W. W. WRATHALL .

PRINCE “RUPERT: ,

A Ww. ~ Bdge %

importer and Retail
Dealera in

» Wall. Papers. .

Paints, Oils,..
~ Burlap,. Var- . aa
* nishes 00

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|: Stains, " BRUSHES, Day CoiGrs,
| DIsTEMPERs,* Gass... “PICTURE =
: Frame AND Room ‘MouLpIncs,
me _ PaInTers’ “AND SiGNWRITERS' ©
ae . GENERAL, SUPPLIES . wees

oe AVE. - PRINCE RUPERT :

: WACKLESS, COAL. © OL, LAMP:
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L CANNOT SPILL.
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“Runs.
30 Hoors *
a one
7 fitting af
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Price $1250 Complete.

. Mettow taht y 0
“No Wicks. >.
_No Chimney.

IfANSOME in iN
"APPEARANCE

Neneoeyer BC: & Regina’ Sask,

CECE cocoa

departments to make this exhibi- [ees
tion one ofthe best in the pro-||)

At ‘is up to: everyone in

vince from.an agricultural stand- on