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THE OMINECA HERALD,

, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 27, -1914 oe .

{ Limirep ~.;

The Parkin Ward Hectic Co.

“ PRINCE RUPERT,

We carry, a sien atock of Hlectric-"
sak, Gaaalina Light and Marine
oes Supplies

B.c.

ELECTRICAL and MARINE CONTRACTORS ssi

Agenta for “Regal” and "Perfec-
tion" Gasoline Engines ~~ .

orders ‘promptly attended to.

“Success j in Planting a1 an 1 Orchard

cod Ke PETE RT

Depends on Selecting the RIGHT VARIETIES for YOUR DISTRICT

We have been shipping ‘trees into Northern British Columbia for- two
years and have made a study of the matter. If you need any infor-

mation as to best. varieties to plant,

we are in a position to give it, as

We are now growing the most hardy kinds for northern locations

Our facilities for growing trees are of the most up-to-date character,
an experience extending gver thirty years,

trees that give good. resulés, I

terested in.planting an orchard, large or small, write us for

.and.our growers have had
which enables us to supply

f you are in-
list of var-

jeties we recommend for your district, 80 page catalog free for asking.

BRITISH COLUMBIA NURSERIES co., LTD.

Local Agent, D. Rankin, Andimaul |

1493 7th Ave, W., Vancorver.

CANNED

old

FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES

AND EVAPORATED

goods

when
you
can

Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Ete., and

the famous “Gold Bar” Evaporat-
ed Fruits. Cream---Canada First,
B. C., St. Charles and Jersey.

The largest assortment ever brought i in-
to town. These are all this year’s pack.
The quality is higher and prices lower.

get
new?

A Large assortment of high’ standard

Shot Guns and Rifles

LYN CH BROS., New Hazelton

General Merchants and Supply Store

Braintree erate
, STOP. ‘AT THE BIG CANYON HOTEL (
j J. W. PATERSON

i. General Merchant
i  KITSELAS, B.C.

A Couriers Stock ALWAYS on Hanp

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New Hazertron £
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VICTORIA ° i

1 GREEN. Bros. Buren & 6o. 3

DOMINION ‘AND B.C, LAND |
_ SURVEYORS | - j
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! Lands, townaites. mineral claims surveyed
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ALL ‘THE. MODERN. CONVENIENCES

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SMITH BLOCK _ PRINCE RUPERT

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"Meteorological Report
Following i is the record of the
. “local” meteorological. bureau for
a week’ ending-November 25 as ob-

“served by W.-J. Larkworthy.
~ Maximum, 44 degrees, Nov, 18
Minimum, 31 deg.; Nov. 28rd. :
Rainfall 2. 55 inches, -

Tate War Ney ews.

itish batten Bulwark

‘he ha ‘shipping charges, we-will send post-...

berg and the crown prince in
Russian Poland.
_ A Petrograd correspondent re-
ports the surrender of an entire
German army corps of 50,000
near Lodz and another corps cut
off and routed, many of the lat-
ter being captured by. detach-
ments of cossacks. It was pro-
nounced by- Kitchener in com-
mons as the most disastrous de-
feat of the war.

It is officially admitted in the
reports from Vienna: that detach-

ments of Russians have passed

over the Carpathian mountains
and have occupied the region of
Hungarian Zemplen.

Good Morning!
‘We Are Introducing
~ American Silk. -
’ American Cashmere’
American Cotton-Lisle. |

HOSIERY

‘THEY have stood: the test. Give renl
foot comfort, No seams to rip, Never
hecome loose ur baggy. . The shape i is knit
.. dnnot presged in. * -

fi fir . 1 :
Guaranteed fs ane, wn

’ terlal and workmanship. Absalutel y.
_ Btainless;. Will-wear six months without
holes, or new ‘ones free, ~

Our Special Offer

‘0. every one sending us $1. 00 in ctirren-
~; 8Y or postal note, to: cover advertising ~~

» ° pald,.with written guarantee, ‘backed by. 2
“five million: dollar company, either. :

A a ralra: ‘of Our. 7c: ‘Value Ls
: “American Silk Hoslery -:. -;
“or 4 Pairs of: Ole Bee. Value

- American,
“or: 4 Paira of ¢

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f| Tuesday on business. —
i pects to return Saturday night.

oe | “OVERA RD AROUND.
. NEW HAZELTON ©

Special sale of n men’s felt shoes
lat Larkworthy’ 8.

The witnesses i in the Joho May |
murder. trial leave for Rupert on
Tuesday next. a

a ee

At the hospital on Wednesday
morning a son was born’ to Mr.

a |and Mrs, L, B Warner.

Dr. Stone, ‘Endako, eame down
He ex-

Anger te Tailor.
Ready-made suits $10 and up.
Suits made to measure $80 up.

Owing toa mishap to the light:
ing system the Omineca Herald
was delayed a few hours. this
week in issuing. ce

A most’ _ appreciative © remem-
brance for your friends is a neat
greeting card—the kind the Omi-
neca Herald will print for you.-

A large number of strangers
were in town Wednesday -having
walked in from the stalled train.
They put in an enjoyable day in
town.

P. HL McMullen, -Yancowes.{

fur and hide merchant, was in
town this: week on business. He
looks to do a big -business with
ranchers and trappers in this dis-
trict when the. markets become

“| too: date.

| ses intending to get. Christ

| }mas “greeting cards are: equested.|
*/ to place their orders : with - the

Omineea § Herald | now before:

‘its

“Loat— In New. Hazelton. or on :

the road to Hazelton, a roll: of|: 7

. _| bills amounting to eighty-two dol-| | _ i ee
SYNOPS S OF COAL MINING | REO- a

lara. ‘Finder will be: liberally. re-
warded. on. returning | to -L. B:
Warner, New. Hazelton, :

Among thet passengers on. the

stalled westbound train: Tuesday
were L. J, Conkey who ‘was. Te-

|turning - from - a -trip - to Fort
George,

He came into town and
renewed old acquaintances, woes

AL EE Little has been “contined | ted,

to his bed for the past couple of |:
weeks,’ E. B, Tatchell, manager
of the Union ‘Bank in New Hazel-
ton, is assisting with the man-
ager’ g work j in the old town,

t —_—_

- Dave Miller and. Ervin. MeMul-
len spent a couple. of” days last
week cutting out. the stumps and
roots in 'the-winter road: through
the woods to the high level
bridge. They made a good job
and the road wili be in finé shape

when the snow comes, -This cuts’

off a lot of the distance to Hazel-
ton and does away with the hills,

Fry’ s “Man Was Here
C. J. White, Vancouver, repre-
senting Fry’s Cocoa Co., was re-
gistered at the Northern Hotel
this week. He was here in the
interests of his firm and reported

‘Alberta, ‘the’. Yukon: Territory,”

-| Agent ‘or

‘| but-not otherwise,

ULATIONS;

= OAL t mining rights.ot the Dominion,
a cr char tehewan - ‘and
the -~ -

‘in-‘Manitoba, ‘Saska
North-west Territories and in # portion —
of. the Province of ‘British ‘Columbia, ..
may be leased for.a term of twenty-one :
ears at an annual rental of $1 an ‘acre. )
Hot more than.2,560 acres will be leased
‘to fre ipeplicant. ca
Heation for a lease mat be made
by The applicant | in-person: to-\the

which the Tights: applied for are situa-

In ‘surveyed territory the land. must
be described by. sections, or legal sub-- -
divisions of sections. and in unaurveyed ..
territory the tract applied for shall be
staked out by the applicant himself. -

Each application must be accompanied
by a fee of $5 which will be refunded if. .
the nghts applied-for are not available,
A royalty’ shall be.
paid on the merchantable output of. the

mine at:the rate of five centa per ‘ton.

The person operating. the mine shall
furnish the Agent. with. sworn ‘retiirns -
accounting for the full quantity of mer-
chantable. coal mined and. pay the. royal--
ty. thereon, . If the coal mining rights
are not being operated, such returns
should be furnished at! least once a
vear~ : .
The lease will include the coal. mining
rights only, but the lessee may be ‘per-
mitted to: purchase whatever.available
surface rig ts may be considered -neces-
sary for the working of the mine at the
rate of $10.00 an acre. - 3".

For fullinformation ‘application should
be made to the ' Secretary’
partment of the Interior, Ottawa, or. to
any Agent or | Sub-Agent of Dominion

Lands.
_W. W. “CORY,”
‘> Deputy Minister of ‘the ihiterior.
N. B. — Unauthorized Piiblication of
this advertisement will not be paid. for"
(Oct, 46m - eae

istance. :

This is Canada’s boom time. |
scare of the war is over and hundreds |
of thousands of Canadians are realizing

that this is their opportunity.
people are adjusting themselves to the 7
new conditions and keeping themselves OS
busy. The world is better for their ex-:
They | are the nation: makers. .

There are.many other citi- ae

‘zens, manufacturers, whole-’
Salers, retailers, capitalists, |.
-and banks who have. shut’'|.:
_ up like a-trap and are afraid
to stick their head out the ©
- door. ;
“place an iron -hand around. }°
| all the goods: they have and |.
|. sit pat: and’ play. the safe oe
“game. |
low do all the. work.” These.
-people are’ ‘disloyal to. their:
country’ and: are as bad as”
a _ deserters from the army...
| The man who will nite aad ;

‘They are content. to.

“Let the other fel- .

The first

These

ub-Agent of: the: district:n- -.

of ‘the--De-"-