7 THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 0, 1923

B.C. LAND “SURVEYOR
J. ‘Allan-Rutherford —

- All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly executed.

SOUTH HAZELTON

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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital isaues.
tickets for any period at $1.60 per
month in advance,” This rate in-
cludes office consultations and
medicinés, ag well as. all costa
while in the hospital. Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the,
drug store; from T, J. Thorp,
Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-

cal superintendent at the Hospital. |

~~, Wampole’s 7 ;
MAGNOLAX

> Relieves Constipation

. “Mineral Oil Emulsion—Lubricat-
~ing action identical with
the ‘plain oil

. “Ant,

_UptoDate Drig Store .

‘ Hazetton” _—

{- agen for McLary’s Fino |
Hot Air Furnaces

Importers and

- Dealers i in

Wallpapers "We carry the. .

Burlaps largest and
; most varie

Faiots stack in ‘

i - Northern

Varnishes British |
- ‘olumbia

Glass Cofumbi

Brushes, Etc.

‘Write us for information when
‘renovating or building your home

7 Sheet Metal
_ Workers

- Steen’ S
Limited |

Sanitary_ and Heating. Engineers

- Hot ‘Water, Steam and Hot Air |
Heating Systems

Lead Burning and Chemical

‘Forestdale

Wm. Brown has been laid up
for the past week with the flu, -

The ladies met at the home of
Mrs, E. Twadell last.’ Friday to
arrange the social-which will take

|place in the Forestdale Hall on

Friday, April 6, in aid of the
Union Church. ‘The hostess serv-
ed dainty refreshments after the
meeting, which alsé had its social
}{side, and a vote of thanks to Mrs.
Twadell concluded the afternoon.

The tie loaders of Topley were
recent hosts at a dance given in
the schoolhouse there. Forest-
dale was well represented, and

present expressed their great en-
joyment of the affair.

B. B. Keddy has- taken up a
homestead near Crow Creek and
is arranging to build on the place
in the near future,

Fred. Horning left on Wednes-

The mild: weather is relieving |.
{the snow at a rapid rate.

those of our community who were}.

A Bank Accoint for ~
fhe Farmer's Wife

Every farmer’s wife
will find a bank
account for house-.
- hold and personal
expenses a help and
a safeguard.

Purchases can be‘made
by cheque through the
mail, making a trip to
town unnecessary. En- .
close your cheque with
your order,

The Royal Bank
of Ganada

LOCAL BRANCHES
7 TELKWA—
a. H. WALL MANAGER

BURNS LAKE—
M. HENDERSON ~- MANAGER

~ Telkwa Hotel

Serves the traveller to and
through the Bulkley Valley

‘MARE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS

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, a. ames Kotow - Proprietor
TELKWA B.C

Bh aernertrnernirar ermine

—« Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers °

Beat attention to tourists and to
commercial men..

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. Patronage is
solicited

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B,C.

Hazelton

-Hotel
Prince Rupert

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)° THE LeapING HoTEL
IN NorTHerRN B, GC.
Prince Rupert, B.C. |
European Plan.
} Rates $1.50 per day up. ,
ee avn ro -

Make Your Home Attractive ! ‘Burning day’s train for Smithers on busi-| .” LAND ACT
; Coote ness, Fort Fraser peand District, District of
BEAVER BoaRp DISTRIBUTORS : Hstimates . ée4, Coast.
-: furnished, A church social in aid of the paste potice e that Frank Bailey van
—_ eear of Ootsa Lake, occupaton Mer-
| A. W. EDGE CO. Union Charch will be held in the| shont, intends to apply for permission,
x PRINCE RUPERT, B.c. || Forestdale Hall on- Friday, April] to lease the following described landa:—
; P.Q. Box 459, Prince Rupert, B.C. LL ey 6th, at 7.30 p.m. Outside and P Commencing at = post Planted on the
= , : m. u outh shore of ‘Buchu Lake, thence
home talent, and various enter- | South 40 chains, thence west 120 chains,
— | tainments Rev. Wm. Mawhin- hak Morth, to South shore of Teta-
: ‘ ‘ chuk-River, thence following meander-
ney, of Telkwa, and Rev, 55. | ings of said shore to point of commence-
BUILDING M TERI LS! t Bruce Cousins will each give an ment and containing 200 acres more or
A A eas.
address, All are cordially in- By nozank Bailey ie Decar,
: . orman Schreiber, Agen
“Cement - Lime Plaster _Fireclay vited. - 4 Date Febraery 28rd, 1923, ° So-47
Brick | Building Papers. Roofing :
a Sash'& Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling a F Fort eraser nee risers District of
° Fir Finish a ecialt, Q Take notice that Martha ‘Melinda
Sp y He uick and a L man ried by her ha pceypation Wo
man deserled by her husband, intends to
a for permission to lease the fol-
ALBERT. & McCAFFERY, LID. | _Deep Creek | ppp, isan sie tet
be ee ommencing at & pos planted on the
Prince Rupert, B. C. . ~~~ (North shore of Euchu Lake, thence
“ North 20 chains, thence West 126 chains,

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ow

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CAN
’ HELP

FARMERS

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FEMALE)-FOR. A PERIOD
‘OF WAGES CURRENT AT

Farmers are to make application
from C.N.R. Station Agents.

of their people to emigrate to C
be assured of employment for a

farma of their own.

nationality de desired; monthly wage

IN CONFECTION WITH THE IMMIGRATION
CAMPAIGN BEING CARRIED ON OVERSEAS

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
INDUSTRIAL and RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

WILL RECEIVE APPLICATIONS FROM FARMERS ;
PREPARED TO ENGAGE FARM HELP (MALE OR

C.N.
endeavor to secure the ¢clasa of help required in Great Britain,
Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, Halland,
The Governments of these countries stand ready to agaist this class

sufficient Canadian farming experience to
Farmers who are able to do so can thus
‘assist in colonization work by engaging hel
will be no charge to the farmer for our serv

~. be required to make any cash advance for the’ travelling expenses -
of his help to the nearest railway ‘station.
sarily asked for in these application forma, which will be held in
strictest confidence, includes: the kind of help required—male or
female—married or unmarried; date ri

COLONIZATION

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OF ONE YEAR AT RATES
TIME OF ENGAGEMENT

on a form that may be obtained
R, representatives overseas will

Norway and Sweden.

anada, but feel that they should
t least one year in order to gain ..
t them for ‘going on

by the year. There
e@, nor will the farmer

I

Thé information heces- -

aad and for how long;

soffered ;kind of work offered, ate,

APPLICATION FORMS FROM. LOCAL STATION. AGENT |

RC W. LETT, General Agent

EDMONTON, ALTA,

Canadian National Fsilwans ;

"INDUSTRIAL AND RESOURCES DEPARTMEN?

JOHN WAR DROP, General Agent
. WINNIPEG, MAN.

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(silo next year? -

‘| erop ‘and play safe.

team of colts for F.T. Lowe. .

. bear this spring.
|—and. getting too tivilized, we
‘}think,:

D.T, Greene purchased a quan
tity of seed oats from Mr. Bree
and upon testing for germina-
tion found. them to run- nearly
100-per eent,

’ There is a demand for timothy

seed. — —We do not see any local
advertisers however,

Wakefield and Conn put up

their ice crop this week. Great
stuff next July, vou know,

We wonder how many are
thinking about trying’ a -trench
Worth looking
into, as feed may be scarce and
it is good cow feed at any’ time.
Better ‘figure on a short hav

Mrs, Kerr is laid_‘up.. with

‘|bronchitis and. Archibald is now
chief cook.

_Carl- Wakefield is breaking a

Barger.and -Bourgon.expect to

load their tie cut next week.

We wonder who will bag that
' Heisa dandy,

Says Dad: T ‘feel rather pale

| this..morning, John; so ‘we will
try something easy for a change.
| That: pile -of manure will raise a
lot of. spuds if we get it out now,,.
but if “we leave it here. until
spring, or next fall, it will mere-
fly raise a few. million flies,

Also
it ‘will. take; up. our. tine. when

thence south te North shore of Teta-
chuk River, thence following meander-
ings .of said shore to point of cam-
mencement, containing 200 acres. more

or less. ,

Martha M. Klease,
By Normat Schreiber, Agent,
Date February 28rd, 1923, 39-47

something. Guess it would bea
good idea says John, so they did,
and that, is that, for another
year. Of course some people} .
claim manure injures new land,
etc., but John and dad happen to

‘jJames Swan

or pruning fruit trees.
perience. Satisfaction assured,
reasonable.

The Bulkley Hotel

-~E. FE. Orchard, Owner

European or American Plan

‘The headquarters for th e Bulkley.
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand- hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided.

‘Smithers. B. C.

Box 47, Ter-
race, B. G.,
is open to receive orders for apraying
Practical ex-
Terms
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Canvas belt with brass buckle.

know that ma
in disguise, an

have so little of it.

Lost together with

man’s pliers.

nure is a blessin
J Dann, New Hazelton.

d only regret they

pair of line-

Finder return to V.F.,

lt

Baby Pigs

Time to Clean Up

$7.50 Dy Apply. H, A.
ilwood Ranch, Terrace, B.

for sale. Tteady
“from April 20th

Swain, Ken-
Cc.

B,

jround and--about,

With the disappearance of the
snow which for several months
has hidden with a generous mantle
the accumulations of rubbish
the average
citizen will realize the necessity
of doing a little spring-cleaning
outsidg—the inside he can well
leave to the. Missus. Time to
take your coat off, Mr. House-

can gather. around the premises

ing-up ‘job is not. always a wel-
come one. - However, the sani-
tary aspect of. the job: makes it
most necessary. to clean-up, -and

i 1

y. we want to go to. work and do

holder, and grab your trusty rake|

with destructive intent towards] .[<
all rubbish, - Queer what miscel-| JS.
laneous collection of. useless junk} |;

ina short time, and: ‘this ciean-|.

aren’t the results really leasing ag
to the. eye? oe