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4 Territory of Alaska; Divi-
| sion Number One, Hyder
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Tn’ ‘Probate ©

In the Matter of the” Number 16:
re , Estate of Leatha. [| Probate.
ql Davis, Deceased. Notice to Heirs

BY. ‘virtue of an order duly signed and
a of ‘record in-the™ above' entitle
i. court on ‘the 16th day: ‘of April, 1926,
='' notice is hereby given to: ——— (Te a)
« Davis the alleged husband of the above
A named deceased and all other persons
', elaiming an interest in the above named
estate that they and each of them are
'| hereby required to, be and appear in

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the above entitled court at Hyder,

! i) Alaska, and.submit satisfactory proof
of heirship within sixty days from the
' date of the first ; publication hereof.

A’ = And if you fail 50 to appear and file
j, such antisfactory proof, a decree of

m,; this’ court -will be entered forfeiting

your interest therein, '

4 OREN F. HILL,

! Administrator.
ki Date of First Publication, May 1, 1925.
i, Date of Laat Publication, Jane 19, 1926.
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i Lot For Sale. ane ae
F lot at Terrace for best offer; 4 acre
{} river bottom; second from road; terms.
i} Anton Schwager, 1626 ‘Sutter St, San

| Francisco, Cal, a _ 1619

nt

| Hog s For Sale rene
q 08 igs, seven, weeks, old, $7.00

? each. Two registered sows and: one

. boar $50.00 each. The boar i ig unrelat-

‘ed to the sows, OC. . Carpenter,

; Dorreen, B.C. 4849

4 Found. baby’s fiannelette bian-

q ket,. found on Tenth Ave., New Hazel-
t ton, Owner may recover same by pay-
q ing forthis advertisement. 20 Fankin,

New Hazelton, 4

| | For Quick Sale

One hundred Preference Shares Kitse-

®; las Mountain Copper Co. Limited, of
a; Usk, B.C. Apply to Official Adminis-
| trator, Prince upert, B 4451

Two feather pillows and |

' For Sale

1 Mileh Goat, 1
young Doe. (9 mths,

old). Norrington,

Terrace,
Rabbits for fur,

For Sale wool, meat, pets,

or fancy White Angoras, Chinchillas,

oBre. M 81

_Havanas, Himalayans, Black Siberians,
Flemish Giant, and Dutch, ali purebred

stock,

pedigrees with most of them.
The X.

Rabbitry, Vanaradol, B.C, 2

King baby
deserves
~ the best

_FREE BABY BOOKS»

“Winte to The Borden’ Ca.
Limited, Yancouver, for °
. two Baby, Welfare Books

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"Woodcock

Mr.- Davidson, boiler inspector,
WAS 8. Woodcock visitor last week.
C. L. Dimoek, of the depart-
ment of public works, ‘decompan-

d|ed by .T, Moore, drove to: Wood- |.
‘cock from Kitwanga by way of

Cedarvale last Friday. The lat-
ter made the return trip on Sat-
urday, while Mr, Moore continued
on to Pacific. - Local people are
looking forward to having the}

road opened from here to Kit-

wanga in the near future. *.

‘Rev. J. H. Young, of Terrace,
held. chureb service here last
Sunday. « Whilé here he christen-
ed the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Elliott.

Mrs, W. C. Little spent a few
days at Hazelton last week.

‘Mrs. Doll, of Kitwanga, visited
Mrs, §. Elliott over the weekend.

Dr. V. Ardagh, of Kitwanga,
spent Monday in Woodcock mak-
ing bis annual inspection of the
school children. . He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Ardagh.

S. Hibbard, of Prince Rupert,
is visiting in Woodcock, 7

Mrs..S. Kinley and daughter, |
Mrs. Davidson, of Kitwanga, ac-
companied by Miss Cavalier; were
the guests of Mra. W. C.. Little

8| last Wednesday,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Paulis : ‘and
family, of Cedarvale, visited

‘friends ‘here last Tuesday even-

ing.

W. Elliott, who has been spend-
ing a few days in the vicinity of
Smithers, returned on last Wed-
nesday’s'train.

J. Borsuk ‘and children’ visited

at Hazelton last Tuesday, return-
ing home on Wednesday morning
decompanied by Mrs. Borsuk,
who has recovered ‘from her
recent illness,

J. Hartley was a Cedarvale

visitor | last Saturday.

More Grazing Land

T. P, McKenzie, grazing com-
missioner, has got. back to Vic-| :
toria from the North Thompson,
whither he was sent by Hon. T.

1D. Pattullo, minister of ‘lands,

to investigate and | report upon

‘| the grazing possibilities of a large

area of land between the river
and Bonaparte Lake, The com-

_ {missioner went over considerable
_|ground on foot. and was. greatly

impressed with the character of
the country. He will make: a

detailed. report to the minister, |.

who announces that his verbal
report is that twenty thousand

head of cattle could be maintain-

ed the year: round in ithe district
he coverad. = ee,

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BUILDING MATERIALS!

” Cement =" “Lime” Plaster ~ Fireclay.- .
_ Brick Building Papers _Roofing | a nee

_Sash & Doors S-ply Veneer Paneling” ae “ ae

a aber rer ee

— ‘Fir’ Finish. a. Specialty’

ALBERT &, M

oc brince T

Prat Wed:

ne
pert, B

Ln.

i. vile f

ig ot meee eet wat
,

-| work.

—4
“Terrace a

rio oes aria d

——
“W.E. Ver Meter;. tole -con-

tractor, and Axel Ebring: were

business visitors from Vanaradol

this‘ week,

Mrs, W. J: Parsons, who has

been suffering from an ‘affliction

left this week for Winnipeg, to
consult a -specialist.. .Her many
friends hope she may find imme-
‘diate relief... .

_W. FP. Brown and H. Trotley,
of Toronto, were maests at the
‘Terrace Hotel this week,

Rev. Canon Rix, of Prince Ro-
pert, was visiting with friends |:
for several davs during the past
week, ”

Captain John Witlmaa, of Usk,-
was in town:transacting business
during the week-end:

D. MeKinnon has. moved. his
stock-in-trade into new quarters
on Greig Avenue, .

_ James MeNeish, of the Work.
men’s Compensation Board paid
one of his periodic visits to Ter-
race early in the week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Fulton and
family, who have been holidaving:

Sunday, en route home. They
expect to return very shortly to
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer season, .

arrived in Terrace on Saturday).
from Seattle and left on Monday |

‘Lake recently bonded by J. Hoar
and associates. Mr. Hoar is ex-
pected to arrive in about a week,
Mr. Weller spent several weeks
in ‘the Kalum Lake country: last.
summer.”

c. L. Dimock, assistant public!

| works engineer, of Smithers, was

in town over: the week-end in
connection with the local road
‘He went west as far as
Remo on Monday’s train. .

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wurko and
family. were visitors to Prince
Rupert this week,

Elwood Brooks’. has resumed
his. duties as assistant agent. at
the C.N.R. station here.

C..A. Smith of the Kalum Lake
Mines, was in town on business
in connection with his mining;
operations at the lake,

Russell Smith,. of Smithers,
is in town renewing old acquain-
tances for a few days.

Sid Johnstone was on. Tuesday
summoned to the bedside of his
father, Mr. Al. J ohnstone, whose

“ condition liad taken a turn for
| the worse, and who passed away

on Wednesday. ‘at’ the Hazelton
Héspital. The remains were

race for burial.

_ Tha official: weather. record, ab
icept by: N.- Sherwood ‘indicates
that May.this:year; was abnormal]

tin two respects; first, :that.io was

hotter’ than usual and, second, |

for: that" ‘month.’ The: ‘average

eal |! terapetatare: recinded: was ee

of the eye for several weeks past, |.

at their camp at Lakelse for a!
\few. days, returned to town on

F: B. ‘Weller and W. Larson

forthe mineral property at Kalum |.

that it was drier than the averare |:

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘JUNE 6, 1925

which was four degrees. above
the: ten-year: -QVErARE. |.
tation was .90 inches, compared
with a ten-year average of 1.77.
The highest temperature reached

est on the 24th, when 28 degrees
was, the reading. "

mental business.

'

_. Kitsumkalum ‘School :
CLASS LEADERS ~

tien 82.8, Gladys Kenney 80.6,
Esther Moore 74 3.
' Division 2.
Moore, Kathleen Burnett, Frank
Hipp. Grade 6—Elmer McCon-
nell; Mildred Kirkpatrick, Donald
Burnett, Grade 5—Joe Marchil-
don, Jessie Nash, Lillian Christy.
Division 8. Grade 4—Cecilia
Desjardines, Mary Hipp, Annie
|Lips. - Grade 3 Senior— Adeline
Thomas, Helen Smith, Gordon
Hatt, Grade 8 Junior—Ernest
Taft, Peggy Koss, and Florence
Desjardines and Tony Hipp (tie).
Division 4. Grade 24—Jean
Dover and Lloyd Thomas (tie),
Fred Nash. Grade 2B—Edith
Kohne, Barbara Sherwood. Grade
1A—Marjorie Kennev, Theresa
Desjardins, Grade 1B—Teddy
Wurko. and Ruth Little and
Franees Dover (tie).

Eastern Capital
Behind Mineral
Survey Parties

_ J, A. Robertson stopped off on
Friday at Hazelton, where he
spent two days making arrange-
ments for a mineral surveying
‘party which will work out of

Hazelton this) summer. . Mr...
Robertson is an engineer agso-
ciated with Charles T. Cabrera
and Geo. W. B. Fletcher, of
Philadelphia, who last year sent
a small party up to Silver Creek,

mer.
Mr. Robertson was en ronte to

-|Graham Island. . where he will

take charge of the metallurgical
work for Toronto and -Philadel-
phia interests, He is a specialist
in metallurgy ‘and hydraulic min;

ing (placer) ‘having spent twenty

vears in the Malay Peninsula,
where he installed and operated

‘Iseveral of. the largest hydraulic-

ing propositions in-that district.

On the’ metallurgical side he
was engineer-manager of the
second largest tin smélter in the
world, and - introduced - several]
new ideas into tin smelting.

- During the war,: and for three

yesterday. brought home’ to Ter- and a half years following, he

was retained, by the Directorate

of. Research;.. “Air: ‘Ministry, dn

London,:’.on,: metallurgical: and
physical ” research in. eonneetic
with, “al metal.t Aeroplen a

Why use sshobe -worn paper when

atrictly raiece Hore Tess money at :

-Precipi-|

wes 88 on the 16th, and the lows|’

R. H., Leighton. of the Forest |}
Branch, is in town on depart-|3 ~

.- Division 1 —Marguerite Chre-| j

Grade T— ‘Beasie||j

near ‘l'acla Lake, and they expect |¢
-|to continue the work this sum-

Omineca
Hotel.

c. W. Dawson, Prép. . 4
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Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs
meet all trains for passenger
and baggage transfer

' HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS /
AND COMMERCIAL (.
MEN:
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Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
‘B.C.

: Hazelton

Hotel
Prince Rupert
A REAL Goop HoTEL
ba
| Prince Rupert

| B.C.

H. B. ROCHESTER, - Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard. Owner

| European or American Plan

The headquarters. for the 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..

‘SHACKLETON
. Hotel

USK, B.C.

New, clean and comfortable
Firat-class Dining Room in connection °

RATES ARE ATTRACTIVE

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

Bedding’ Piants {

: «OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS: 4
ROSES and-all kinds of
‘TREES AND SHRUBS:
CABBAGE PLANTS -
* Catalogue prices dr

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