C. W. Dawson, Prop. _

_ Automobiles, ‘Buses, or Rigs ;
meet all trains for passenger
and baggage transfer

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL i

Dining room in connection _
MBALS. AT ALL HOURS

Hazelton

ak Pt ee Be te :

Prince. Rupert

A REAL Goop Hore.

Prince Rupert

oe

m HB RocnesTER, Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up.

ti

7 SHACKLETON

TEAM WORK

Wty

‘Man ie
f aN

ibs

‘Hotel.

New, clean and comfortable

Bf Pisi-ches ‘Dining Bane fe sonnet AUCTION SALE
RATES ARE ATRACTIVE

there will be offered for sale without

public auction at Telkwa,
People October 29th, 1925,
a tke hour. of two o'clock in the "ayter-
noon, one dark brown gelding, weight
1170 tba.; and one bay gelding, weight
950 ibs., the property of the Govern-
ERMSCASH. Same
time prior to the
¢ Mounted Police

A. ACLAND, _
_ Inspector. B.C, M. Police.

B THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

ment of Canada,
can be seen at an
date of sale at the
barracks, Telkwa, B.

he Bulkley’ Hotel

E: E, Orchard. Owner terests are in the West. .

ppean or American Plan

Fhe headquarters- for the ‘Bulkley
Tourists and Commercial men
this. a grand hotel to atop,at.

MA\ll trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
media horses provided.

i Smithers. B.C.

' *o a Sat re
: Timber Sale X7375
Sealed tendérs will be received by the
.| District Forester not later than noon on.
the 8lst day of October, 1925, for the
purchase of Licence X7876, . situated
approximately two miles south-west: of
keena River from Remo
G.R.: 5, to cub 72,000
dar Poles and Piling.
years will be al owed for
removelot ‘timber...
Further particulars of the Chief For-
‘Victoria, or District ‘Forester.
Prince Rupert, ‘BG...

Profit an and E Lowa ;

Balance £ Sinieia
Income Tax Returns Prepated

- 36 Treducing the preference long en-

8, Bazett-Jones
a §6PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ~":
‘AND AUDITOR -

_ joyed by. ‘the East.

sLACKHEADS

ae fro $f of

” Prince 2 Rupert ,

pr Sale:

| These are ne
or'farmers or" pete
et or farm produce,
inted oy the ‘Omineea. H

tT exer” wil
xi quaiadé’ ‘Ball: ‘ib ,
“ttt an. | etobe db

 Skeena District. -

October 29th,
Progressive Candidate, -, The Pro-

Western. members ‘whose first in-
- Unfor-
tunately for the West during the
past two decades cur representa-
-|tives have been uniformly good
|party men whose principles were
easily subdued. by the clever poli.
ticians of the Hast, -High protec-
'|tion for the East and high eosts
‘to the broducers of the West have
resulted as discrimination.i in favor
of Eastern . rates . and Eastern
rotites. *

Somé of. the evils: haye ' ‘been
ameliorated through. the efforts
{of the Progressive Party, but
much. remains to: he done towards

Tem, how-
aver, more dire¢tly concerned, as
you are, with the well-defined and
intentional discrimination against
-{the Grand . Trunk. Pacific and| .
| Central, British, Columbia. ..

_| fore: awe vote. and see what Stork, |:

j = _ = 3 Daweon, and ; Mackenzie-King are}
» [Jeaying' us as they. go.out of office, }j
g;| Kreight rates are'éo’ high, a: farm-|¢ :

; | To the Electors of

You will be’ given an opportu.
nity of choosing: your representa-|;
tive in the -Dominion House on

Tam ‘asking for
your’ support and influence as a

Rressive Party is composed. of

‘we will see a tri-weekly ‘train
service go irito. effect between!
Jasper and Rupert. ‘
tently advertising the Jasper
Park-Vancouver, and by continu-
ally heaping these abuses: onto
the Grand Trunk Pacific, we ean
never hope for relief from high
rates and inferior service. Now
Mr. Stork is going about his: con-
‘stituency erying. that he would
have resigned if Mr, Dawson had
béen pulled off the Railway: board,

lave dormant,
It is well. to look about: us; be-| + lo

cars; by a system’ of neglected
| Maintenance Thornton is able to
show -an operating surplus; the
roadbed of his ‘‘branch line” is
in-a deplorable condition: our
railway servants are reduced in
nunibers, and now the Rupert
shops are being dismantled: traf-
fic from Ocean Falls was diverted
via Vancouver; our equipment jis
below standard; al! steamers that
were formerly overhauled at Ru-
pert now go to Vancouver, and
by diverting all this traffie from
the Grand Trunk Pacifie Thornton
and. Dawson are able to bolster] -
up’ the Vancouver end. The
whole Laurier-Hays ‘policy . has
been scrapped. “On November 15

By consis-

Our, natural . ee facilities!

We: ist ave oar

ij 6r cannot market: hid'¢ crops: from
thle ait ‘Outg ii abn. Fede

development as -will ‘bring: pros:
ently ond adequate out orn

Ney not aupplied with sufficient

for our present population, As
4 candidate I stand Four Square
for the. Development of Skeena
District; for improved - railway
service, at. least equal publicity
for. the Grand Trunk Pacific as
for the Canadian Northern, I
stand for the Principles of the
Progressive Party in their en-
tirety; that Canada should be
first of all made a good place for
Canadians to live in. before any
immigeants are invited.

27 GEORGE W. NICKERSON,

The Boy Premier Spoke

were addressed on. Friday last by
‘Walter’ Owen,” premier of . the
boys parliament in B, C. Walter
ig the son of Walter Owen, Van-
cocver and formerly” ‘of Pririee
Rupert. He is somewhat. older
than was reported to us last week
He is a law student in the office
or Tupper, - Bull ‘and Tupper He
pot a ten day holiday and made
the'trip north jn the Interests of
the: Canadian Standard . of Effci-
eney Training“ ‘Asa result of his
trip .it is probable that. ‘one or
more northern constituencies will -
be organized. so chat the north:
will have’ ‘representation -in.-the -

sf | boys batliatient’ tha Dremieral:
‘/80 addressed «the: ‘Rathering at

‘evening 4 ;

the C.G I Tconcert-that:
dand briefly -gatlined, ie work snd
aims, of: this: rem)

among’ the ‘Conadian bare ie’ is

cog Pe eyed

n parts wesr eye ed" | i.

Female ces

The school boys of this: district -

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