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_ " GMINECA, DIVISION.
| ‘Distret at ‘Coast; Range 8

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- ‘Take notice ‘that: sixty days after
date ZL Wie H. Newcombe, intend: to ap-|'
ply tothe Minister of Lands for: a
Ileense to prospect for coal and petco- |
Jeum over 640 nexes of land ‘gs follows:
—~ Commencing at a post planted at
the north enst corner of sectic 1489,
Omineca Division and marked “'W. H.
N's south éast cornez,. thence north 80
chains; thence west 80-chains; thence’
south 80 chains; thence east 80 chalins
to ‘Point of commencement. ye
H. Newcombe,

Located July. 13). 1a me :

OMINECA DI DIVISION
District of t Coast, Range 5

Toke notice that sixty! days ‘ after
date, I, W..H.. Newcombe, inteml to

Neense to .prospect: for. coal’ and petro-'
leum over'640 acres of land As follows ?
—Commeneing at a post planted at].
the south west corner of section 1470,

-|Omineca Division, and marked W. H.

the manufacture of Pacific Milk.

is kept within British Columbia,”
Writes Mrs, Margaret Murray In
the June number of Country Life. «|.
Mrs. Murray paid a recent visit to :
the plant at ChilliwacW and wrote
an appreciation of this good milk ©
for which we are truly grateful.

: Pacific Milk

Head Office: Vancouver

Located July 15, 1

Factories a¢ Abbotsford and Ladner

Wm. Grant’s
Agency

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District Agent for the leading
Ingurance Companies—{
Life . ;
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Health...
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"Flato Boats

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Only strong. reliable. companies
i tand Augnst Ist, 1928, f.-0, b. enra, on

‘We ave local. agents fay the new

m l'lato Boutsa—the, great boon, for
the fishermen, the ‘duck hunter}
See it at our

mand the camper.
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SMITHERS, B. C.

WM. SENET

Tenders'Wanted

“§ flee, of the Secretary,“ Lowest or

| tender, hot neceagarthy utecy by, the
Seeretnty an: th talec pte -

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: “Renders Wanted to make fmprove
_ ments on the-Hazelfon: Bublic .Schi

Tenders must-be, In by-Auguat 1st, - a eT
- Specifleations may bbe seen at: the’ ‘of? |
any }irote: -villige: ‘of : ‘Hagwilget;: Bi Or The

_(NJs south west corner thence north 80/

“Byery cent: of money expended In : . chaing: thence east 80 chains; ‘hence

south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains
te point of commencement.

WwW. Newsombe

OMEINECA DIVISION |

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* Distriet of Coast, Range 5°
Take notice that sixty daye. after
date I, W. H. Newcombe intend to ap-

{ply to the Miniser of Lands .for &

license to’ prospect .for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:
—Commencing at a post planted at the
north west corner. “of © section. 1478,
Omineca Division and marked W..H.
N.’s north west corner; thence east 80
chains; thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chalns
to point of commencement. ©

Located July 16, 1927,

’ W. H. Newcombe

OMINECA DI DIVISION
District of Const, Range ie

-Take ‘notice that: ‘sity days- after
date, I, W. H. Newcombe intend to’ ap-
ply to. the Minister of Lands for a
Veense to’ prospect for col: and petto- |"
leum over 640 acrés of. land as follows:

‘north east corner of section 1474, Om-
inecn Division, and marked W. H. N,’s
north east corner thence , west 8&0

‘ighains; thence south 8&0 chains; thence

est 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement, —

| Located July 16, 1027.

W. a. Newcomhe

CANADIAN NATIONAL ‘RAILWAYS
Tenders for Track Ties 7

Senled- tenders nildressed to the un-
dersigned and endorsed “Tender for
Track Ties’ will be received ‘at: the
office of the General Tie: and Timber
Agent, Canadinn National Express
Building, Montreal until twelve o'clock
noon, August Ist, 1927, for Railway
Tes to be manufactured’ from’ doug-
lng. flr, hemiock, jack pine, .tamarack

. Jand cedar timber. eut between Septem:

ber ist, 1927, and May, Ist, 1028, and
delivered between Jannary ist, 1925

Canadian } National. Railway. in. accord:
uncte with specifications’, S-2W-1,2, re

(vised July 16th, 1926. Tender forms
may be- obtained: at the. office of the |,

Tie Agent, ‘at Winnipeg, and from the
Purchasing Agent, Vancouver, ‘or, Gen’
eral THe and Timber .Agent, Montreal. |.
{Teuders will. uot be considered unless
nade out on form supplied by the rail
way Company.
'The lowest or, any tender not. neces:
sarily ficcepted, ae
: “GwoP. MacLaren, | \
General Tle and’ Timber Agent |.
} Montreal, Que. July. 8th, 027, .

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“MAKING HOME pribw me
* i
Peter Alex: and Alex ‘Michell ‘of Na-
lainn river, ‘Francois. Lake,’ district,
were . summoned | ‘to gourt:. at Hazelton
‘on Monday by. on’ “Indlan - pollceman
and a. scarlet. coated: Roya) ; Canadian:
‘Mountta. ‘The’ chatge ‘vas home-brew-
Ling at: ‘tHe annual, two. seeks: gathering
ot - the’ Carrier . Indians: at; the’ ,toteth

apply to the Minister of Lands for a|-

—Commencing et a post planted at the

THE ‘OMINECA. HERALD, FRIDAY OLY : 29, 1927

| QUICK: NEWS... ;

it present. on thé statt
of w. L Padacn at, Quick.

“where are. yumors ‘today of from one
to four new gtores about to start up

stock there "ywill' not’ be’ 80: many.

2 RII,

Pete Wilson was not at. all y well last
week, He felt quite SOrTy for himself

Mrs.. Wm. King, Was, elected ‘trustee
jon the. ‘school | board ‘in place of, ‘Cart

‘| Wakefield whose second term had ex.

pired. , os, . ' vg

-{ the Vennard Conn ranch," The ‘Greene

as regard to numbers,

The ‘hay ‘weather is not so bad ag ‘it

to be cut as it ia.growing its best.now.

Tocal reads, ‘Thank you

Telkwa Tales |

Mrs,

Jos. Thompoon: ‘and “ehildren

‘jare’ visiting with Mrs.‘ Hall at Carn- -

aby this week. . .

ef the nursing home after a month's
vacation spent at coast points.

Miss Ralphena Wrinch is a guest of

this week.

Work on the Cassiar Crown property
on Grouse: mountain. which was sus-
pended on. June ist has ‘been definite-
ly closed down for the season. W. G.
Harris, who has been in charge, ac-
companied by Mrs. Harris left for

Cons.. Berger. and Greenfield ‘are in
Hogwilget: taxing! in the potlach:

“Another of those icky“ -aeetdente:

connected with motoring occured Sun \ a _ ? cos 7 7 7 ; )
to Telkwa and Smithers, falled to ne- : ° ORME S LIMITED, fog

gutiate the second curve on the south'}"
slde of McDowell Creek, two miles |:

day when T.. Rossi of Perow, enroute!

from Telkwa. He. headed right over’
the bank, landing the car “right side
down” after a complete sumersault.
The car was considerably damaged,
but the occupants éScaped with noth-
jing more serious than a shaking-up.
| Phis is on the same hill where’ Mrs. W;
Thorne of Smithers had the misfor-
time. to be rather badly injured & cou:
ple .of Weeks ago. A “Danger” sign
board on. this hill both sides ‘of the
creek might help gute strange’ driv-
ers in the district,”

. Master ‘Canute Byman of Perow is a
patient in the’ nursing home, the re>
sult of belng thrown from a horse and
stepped Ci. ,

og

Messrs. T. 7. Thorp and BF. M.. ‘Hoops
and family motored too Houston Sun-
day, ldst.

“Perey: Sparkes is’ the Intést Telkwa:
ite to join the motoring . fraternity.
He is almost ag good on the horn as
he is on the Sax and that's BOE,

ane | ‘nobo ‘sengon., ‘ta ai hand.’ “rhe |
train will, he. well ‘patronized, by. ‘these
Seekers, after work(?), The forestry
departmeit, rallway employees: and:
police, will all be ‘kept on’ the jump i
the: ‘desire ‘fs to. cone, with’ “the,” “hobo
pest. and. “keep, ‘British | Columbia clean.
A noticeable. feature of ‘this, jbranch: of
the tourist traffic is' that for’ the next’

he froni* the:

at ‘Quick: When -they “begin to buy a :

‘Al new - family’ of ‘ten’ has moved on |.

“| family: will need’ look to ‘their lorals

. f°
might be, but the hay is not. suffering

‘Some. gravel is now: being. put on:

Miss Bessie Knock is again in charge

This year it is necessary to have a permit; :
from some Forest: Officerbeforeanycamp- —~——;
. fire may be set in any forest 0 or woodland - ab,

PREVENT FOREST FIRES.
YOU CAN HELP

Mrs. F. W..A. Mapleton for a few days

thelr home in Burke, Idaho, on Monday ”

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Prince Rupert, B. Cc. .

Sailin 8 from Prince Rupert. for Vancouver and ins
iate ports each Monday and Thureday at 4.00
p 'T. and. aturday at 6 p.m

ror Anyox and Stewart each Monday and. Fridsy at
p.m, ;

For Alaska each Wednesday at 4.00pm I
_ For Masset Inlet each Monday at 4.00 p, m.
~’ For Vancouver via Sonth: “Queen Cnarlotte Tnlands,
~ Fortnightly. — ---

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Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
EASTBOUND—T.20 p.m. daily except Sunday “”:
WESTBOUND-—7,51 a.m. daily except Tuesday

Jasper Park Lodge open May 2lat to September. ‘oth

See Canada in Canada’s Diamond: Jubilee Yenr, 1867-1927 -

Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for ‘Money Orders, Foreign
Cheques, ete., alao for your next shipment. -

For Atlantle steamship aailings or further information apply to any Canadian National Agent p

few. weeks the. ‘pull’ of ‘the: traviet' vil 5

-R. F. McNaughton, ‘District, Passenger: Agent, Prince Rupert, 6.C.

“HENRY MOTORS

_SMITHERS, BG

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