South Hazelton and Railway Station
from the Postmaster-General's pleasure,

Printed notices containing further information
as to conditions of proposed Con

FA} and blank forma of Tender may be obtained at the

tract may be seen

y-

RATES ARE ATTRACTIVE |

‘THOS. SHACKLETON .-, Prop,

" The school kiddies. held their

Friday. a
~R. MeGrepor had the misfar-

tune to argue the toss with his
Holstein. bull, Weare glad to
Say that Bob is making a rapid

Forest Fires will destroy our |
tie industry, which last season

produced over a million ties.
and brought half a million
dollars into the district.

Help Prevent Forest Fires
IP Pays!

Post Offices at Hazelton and South Hazelton, B.C.,
f and at the office of the District Superintendent of .
“ Servioe, : . : :
, J. F. MURRAY, - wo :

. atin gamit Superintendent.! 1, H. Robingon, barrister, of
District Superintendent's Office, ; ea. te . “7
Vaneouver, B.C., 80th May, 1934. ‘ss1/ Smithers, visited Terrace Friday.

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recovery, but is still confined to
bed.

4 .
The. Telkwa Nursing Home
committee is arranging for ‘a
“Gingham” dance in the Telkwa
town-hall on election-night. A

with the prettiest gingham dress
and to the gentleman’ with the/
‘{neatest gingham tie, _

R. S. Sargent, Conservative
candidate, and Capt, Black, fed-
eral member for the Yukon, ad-
dressed a meeting in the Telkwa
town hall on Monday afternoon.
Fred. Heal was in the chair, and
Geo, L. Murray was called upon
to make a few remarks. Each
dealt with a different phase of
the political campaign and polities
in general. The attendance was
a8 large as could be expected,
owing to the meeting being called
at short notice. °

Reiterates Warning

In some ‘sections of the pro-
vince the reader becomes tired of

annual picnic at Aldermere onj.

prize will be given to. the lady}

Con
Can

tepeated warnings to-be- careful]

about forest fires, but too ‘great
stress. cannot be laid upon the
matter. Hon, T. D. Pattullo,
minister of lands, is sending out
what is more than a warning. He
is appealing to every citizen to
realise, if he already does not,
that this year threatens to be a

BRITISH COLUMBIA

THE MINERAL” PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

pected; . 800,
ing lands are open. for pre
The: mining laws of -this- P;
the fees lower ‘than an
or any Colony in the
-Mineral locations ‘are

fees,

perties; security of’ which is: guatanteed

Full information, to,

‘may be obtained gratis: by ‘ad
is: VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA

For the year 1922.1... 07272) 200017. ge

HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :—

Placer Gold ...::.... Tenet eetnsnecee ce cf 76,962,203
Lode Gold’... tena eeees be etadtdeaecees »++ 113,852,665
Silver .....5........, eu d eens voreeee 68,682,656
ead ..... secretes ceeeesensenecs 88,182,661
LO) 3) =) ete neens - 179,046, 508
HMO Lessee ec te ances ves seeneciecees 27,904, 756

«++ 260,968,113 '

Building Stone, Briek, Gement, ete..... 89,416,284 -

1,408,257

inclusive ........8 94,587,241.
900

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fer cent, of the Province: has been. even

rospecting.

other : province
ritish ‘ Empire, ~

rovinee ‘are more liberal. and
in the Dominion;

Absolute ‘titles are obtained by developing such: pro.

FEY Hos

y addressing a

«5, VICTORIA

(ar by crown grants... 2
other. with mining reports and mapa, -j*

aking mineral production to the end of 1928 show: °°

perioda: |."

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been: in’progréss ‘about 25 years’

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granted to. discoverers for nominal...

| nish the lunch and all had a most|

{tending were: Margaret, Mar-}

| ten, who ‘were all of such -ten

jthe only kind: they ‘really enjoy,

: OE T. ‘Kenney left ‘on Saturday :

'" ]{ {Grand “Lodge being. -held there
ts | this. week... He was accompanied |:

disastrous one with regard to
jforest fires. The dry spring in
‘many places has created a very
hazardous condition and unless
unusual care: is exercised the fi-

f 7 ma THE OMINECA’HERALD, #RLDAY, JUNE 13, 1924
7 ema =|} = — Hotel —,_ || Sere om tsb of Baney Ho Tothe
! MAIL CONTRACT | USK, BC. oon tained rere r ee
| SEALED TENDERS. addressed to the a Poe ; _ Mrs. F.M; Dockritl entertained. F.i ieee? eee
q Rar oa iy, oe nasopnceday Genre unt . _<7/New, clean and comfortable = ¢/ number of her friends at tea on f lectors.
: contract for four yearn sx tines on a sppropoced ; First-claga Dining Room in connection Tuesday. : : . . 7 , oT ™ 7 ; ,

SD of care
Skeena

District 9

TES

‘In accepting the unanimous nomination of the Liberal-
Servative.Convention of Skeena Electoral District, as
didate for the Provincial Legislative Assembly, and in ~
asking ‘you to elect me as your member in the B.C..
Legislature, I am fully aware that the honor of represent~
ing you at Victoria carries with it

As a resident of Skeena for
a business man whose. onl
of the District, the buildi

I stand for fy oe ; -

| Sanity in Legislation . |
_, Honesty in Government.

~~ Economy in Administration

and Lower Taxes

RS. SARG

ELECTION JUNE 20th, 1924 |

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y interest is in the development

ng up of its industries, and the -|
conservative: development of its resourcés, I pledge myself, :
if elected, to act consistently in your best interests, and J
confidently solicit your votes and influence. .

great responsibility. .
thirty-three years, and as

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nancial loss will be very heavy.

[ee

Youngsters had Picnic
'. The wel! equipped playground |.
at the Hill Farm was a -very
‘active place on Friday, when
several wee tots enjoyed a picnle|
there. The girls helped to fur-

wonderful day. Mrs, Lanfear
and Miss French did’ all they
could to make the day a gala day
for the little guests. “Those at.

gery ‘and Lorain Kenney; Betty

jand Frances Dover; Margaret, |
Amy and Ruth Kittle,

Bleecker had charge of thé child-

Wed ‘years: that a picnic ail. their |‘
‘own: in. their’ own little way is

for Vancouver as 4.delegate from |
the . local 1.0.0. F, lodge to: the!