(Continued. from, page 2). ‘
| want ‘it. Very often work is
jdone or a concession is granted
f in the best of faith only to find
ythat people have changed their
H} minds and want ‘something en-
f tirely different, . Sometimes one
it feels that.a trap had been pre-
‘i Pared to embarrass those entrust-
f ed with the conduct of the publie
fap business. We should be careful
‘gan to. first ascertain’ what we want
and then be satisfied, We will
p) Hot get all we warit, but we can
mand do get a good. deal. - Great
h) Savings in money and time would
hresult from more careful consid.
fj eration on the part of the ‘people
i before making their requests,

a ne ens emp,

——

| And Echo Answers—?

x In face of very stiff opposition
fe) Hon. H..H. Stevens has made

,.200d his charges of: corruption in
Weithe customs department and a
number of men very high in the

BB zovernment have been proven ‘as

t

. Editorial - : a

‘ing for the past two weeks, and

Lae

Be THE OMINECA HERALD,

&

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1996

————

participants in the spoils of the

member for Vancouver Centre
has done his part. Dare the gov-
ernment:at Ottawa take such ac-

and ex-ministers as will stop for
several generations the belief
that governments are institutions
to be ‘robbed and plundered ?

_ Tractor is Kept Busy 7
The new Fordson caterpillar
tractor purchased by S. H. Senk-
pial for use in the bush hauling
out ‘cedar poles, is giving every
satisfaction, It has been work-

has done everything asked of it.
The transportation: problem of
the cedar-pole men has been
solved, and more than likely the
tie contractors will use the eater-
Pillar next winter also, Fred.
Griffin arrived the first’ of the
week with his truck and trailer,
and is now hauling the peles from

The two machines will keep each
other busy. —

a

| Five- and Ten-acres Blocks |
a OF FIRST-CLASS :

~ LAND

Light: clearing, good soil, suitable for fruit, gardening,
“s poultry, or. general production.

.-Located one mile from New Hazelton railway depot.

PRICE: $28 to $40 per acre,
. dnterest for first 18 months: 6

; Dot Particulars and information at ;
» . The Omineca Herald Office:

New Hazelton

He re and There ,

Rrafters‘and amugglers. .The[

Lord and Lady Allenby have left
Canada, ‘on, board the Canadian Pa«
cifie liner “Montrose,” for home.
The’ distinguished general was re-
‘ceived enthusiastically in every city
throughout his tour of the Dominion,
He delivered addresses showing tha
importance'of the capture of Paleg-
tine to the Allies in the Great War,

tion against its own ministers.

* V. Gy Vickers, managing director
of Messrs, ‘Vickers Ltd., London,
’ England, who arrived in Canada re-
cently on board the Canadian Pacific
liner “Empress of Canada,” reported
that the shipbuilding industry both
in China ‘end Japan waa in a
healthier condition than for many
‘years past, with shipbuilders favor~
ing the motor ship.

Travelling right across the Do-
‘minion, exclusively on Canadian Pa-
cific lines and in the palatial special
ear “Loch Lomond,’ Her Grace the
Duchess of Atholl, whose family seat
is at Banff, Scotland, will make
acquaintance for thé first time in her
life with the world famous resort
in the Canadian Rockies, which took

the main skidway to the depot. | its name from her Scottish home,

A. Hatton, general superintendent
of transportation for the Canadian
Pacific Railway, has announced the
intention of the company to raise the
embargo against the loading of
grain to Fort William and Port
Arthur and the milling companies
and elevators at Winnipeg. This is
due to the anticipation of the opens
ing of navigation on th

¢ Great Lakes
about April 20, - soos ;

The total yield of wheat in Canada
-for 1925, as finally estimated by
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics,
is 416,849,700 bushels, the second
largest. on record, having been ex-
ceeded only by the 1928 crop, The |

spread over five years. No -
percent interest on balance

4

. P—or= S| —So: SS) a5

oa .

Seas So S—

| Value of this crop is estimated at
$465,116,200, or over $53 per capita
of Canadian population. The aver-

. age wheat yield was 19,2 bushels per

A general ‘5
the Canadian -Pacifie Railway on
agricultural conditions throughout
the West shows that farmers are
"pleased with present conditions and
speak optimistically on the season's
( Sufficient moisture for '
spring crops seems to be assured,
Livestock, wintered well. Adequate -
supplies: of seed ‘are available and
no shortage of labor is expected.

‘| applied for ia situated, and are made on printed

P. R. train carrying
438 settlers from the S.S, “Mont-
calm” reached Winnipeg recently,
Among the passengers were thirty-
one British families who came under
the, 3,000 family. settlement scheme,
There. was one party of 10 German-
speaking Catholics, and the Salva-
_tion Army, under Captain Sharp,"
‘brought out a party of twenty young.
lads going to: British Columbia,

A special GC,

n announced by | the
’ passenger department of the C. P, R,.
at Winnipeg that negotiations have’
been complete with the Central Can-
ada Air Lines Limited, for-an air’
- service between Kenora and the new.
old’ fields at Long Lake and Red
Lake, A regular. daily, service -is to
kg,inaugurated about May 24 in cons
| mection with the. C.P.R, from Kenora
and during summer services will

be run between Kenora and Duluth,.

It has bee
stumpage,
he

may be ‘Icased . as homesites, conditional
upon a dwelling being erected in. -the
first yeor, title being chtalnable after
residenca and improvement conditions are
fulfilled o " the Jand — hag been sur.’
veyed, . Bot lay t :

_: The: recent tire at! the Banff,
- Springs Hotel, which. resulted in the
destruction of the’ north wing with:
‘about seventy rooms, will have little:
‘effect’ on the coming: tourist season, -
he past winter the company’
with'100" rooms,

. , , . . "« . . 1 .
f For: grezing: and , industrial Da ;
ateis not exceeding #40 ntres may be. leaged’| ¢ |
by any one person ’or company, . : ;

: eet ne
“Under the Grazing ‘Act - tis . Proyinea| ee ee
4h divided into grazing districts, ‘and the| Som tenes

range administered mder the Grazing : : I r 2
animisstoner:;:' ‘Annual: eartia* permite are| |. B. C.. UNDERTAKERS

dejued, based- on numbers, tanged, "priority,
being given .to established “owners... Stock.

“During t
has built on ‘annex
|} With bathe and, with. the. comtral

stone tower and the: south: wing-.df
. the old

building, that: were :.asved,.J
thi

ere Will be a total, of. 918: rooms | °%?

| BOOT AND SHOE

_ RUBBER HEELS — All sizes

i

G. W. Dungate

HAZELTON, B.C, . -

‘Government Liqhor Act

Notice of Application for Beer Licence

_.Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day of June next the nndersigned
intends to apply to the ‘Liquor Controt |]
*)Board for a licence in respect to pre-
mises being part of the building known
as. Grandview Hotel, situate in’ Town-
site of South Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia, upon the lands
described. as Lots thirteen (18) and
|fourteen (14), Block seventeen (17),

Ds || New ampRovep.
_ Repairing * || ears

FORD

CARS

Will “arrive April. First.

Be sure to sea them before
"you buy any other
car.

“|FULL STOCK OF PARTS

‘ALWAYS ON HAND

- WS.
HENRY.

SMITHERS, B.C.

District Lot eight hundred and fifty-one | |

trict, according to a registered map or
plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office in the City of Prince Rupert and
numbered 9748, for the sale of beer by
|the glass or by the open bottle for
consumption on the premises.

DATED at South Hazelton, B.C.,

this 25th day of May, 1026.
TOHN CUTHBERT,
4752 Applicant.

_. SYNOPSIS OF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

PRE-EMPTIONS

Vacant, unreserved, -aurveyed Crown lands
may be pre-emnted by British subjects
over 18 years of age, and by aliens
on declaring intention to become British
subjects, conditional upon residence, occu-
pation. and improvement for agricultural

} (852), Hazelton Land Recording Dis~ now

HOME-MADE

CANDY

PURE ICE CREAM

Send for prices on our ice
' eream in bulk. Mail ordera
given spectal attention for
either candy or ice cream..

Thorne & Pawson
Smithers, B.C. .

purposes,

Full information concerning | regulations

Noi 1, Land Series, “How to Pre-empt Land,"
copies of which can be obtained free of charge

Victoria, B.C., or to any Government Agent,

Records will ‘be granted covering only
land suitable for agricultural Purposes, and
whith is not timberland, ic, carrying over
6,000 board. feet pér acre west of the
Coast Range and 8,000 feet par acre east
of that Range. —

Applications for pre-comptions are. to he
addressed, to the, Land Commissioner of the
Land Recording Division in which the land

forms, copies of which can be obtained from the

regarding pre-emptions -is given in. Bulletin The’ Hazelton Hospital .

by addressing the Depurtment of Lands,|| | The Hazelton Hospital issues
_ tickets for eny period at 1.60 per
_ month in advance, ‘This rate in-
cludes office consultations and
medicines, aa 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 Hospitai.

Land Commissioner.

Pre-emptions must be occupied for five’ years

ing at lenst five acres, before a Crown Grant
can be received.
For more detailed information sce the Bulletin,
“How to Pre-empt Land.” -

minimum price of first-class 7 (arable). land

regarding  purchuse or lease of Crown
lands is given in Bulletin’ No..10, Land

Mill, factory, or industrial sites on timber

is $6 per acre, and second-class (grazing) | All traina met. : Autos
lond $2.50 per acre. Further “information | saddle horses provided,

- |and improvements. made .to the value of .
$10 per acre, including clearing and cultivat- e tf cy f é

E. EB. Orchard, Owner

PURCHASE _ _ European or American Plan,

Applications pre received for purchase “The headquarters
of vacant and unreserved Crown lands, ‘Valley. Tourists and
not being timberland, for agricultural purposes; | find this’ a grand hotel to stop at.

, livery or rigs

perkes, “Purchase and * Lease of, Crown Smithers. B. C.

leased, the conditions including Payment of

HOMESITE LEASES’ -

Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20° acres,

LEASES |

“bE .
Ipurposea

‘

_, GRAZING -

Cee yy

land, not exceeding 40 acres, may be purchased or’ th ieieiedieintetndra ataaata ee

‘SHACKLETON

Hotel

USK, B.c.

“New, clean and comfortable
» First-class Dining | Room.; in, : connection |

RATES = ARD ATTRAGHIVE

tnt

THOS. SHACKLETON. = Prop.

ee - np ge

form

F

(==

Pr er) Way
*
. i

pt

available by July 1, or more
anf aa

I Sror=S Ig} were in use Inst your, |

EMBALMING FOR SEIPMENT A. srnolury 40°"

for the Bulkley
Commercial men