. Timber. Lot ..
For Sale.

| x. Pp
' Wm. Grant's.
Agency

REA L ESTATE

5, Coast District.

pilings, and considerable tie timber,

Joseph, Lappie, deceased.
District: ‘Agent, for the ‘leading . NORMAN A:- WATT):

Insurance Companies— Prince Rupert, B.C.

The: Oficial Administrator at Prince
Rupert offers for sale Lot. 1711, Range |'
This lot was Crown
granted in;1913, It contains a conaider-
able quantity of Cedar fit for pales and

The property is part of the estate of

‘Official . Administrator...
0108

THE OMTNEOA. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1995

enero

ie Pecks, . 2c hee

me Usk
Skeena‘s Industrial Centre
é~ oe ne . +

Dr; George Hanson and. R,H.
B.: Jones, of “the geological sur-
vey, were in town on, Saturday
from Silver Basinj-where they
‘are making a recorjnaiss¥tice.

WAL Perty ‘left on''Saturday

for Springwater, Sask., the home

. KODAKS .

STATIONERY
PATENT MEDICINES
VETERINARY REMEDIES °
' TOILET ARTICLES |
’. CHOCOLATES
SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES

‘Up-to-Date Drug Store

_ HAZELTON, B.C.

BOOT AND SHOE
Repairing

Black, Tan, and White
Shee Polish

Agent for—
WHITE CRoss RUBBER REPAIR

> Life - eee -
Fire || nn i
. Health . ‘ re 7 mo, e
'. Accident... < - 4 | oe ee re
HAZELTON, = BG. QI) 7

_ DEVELOPING. AND PRINTING

of Mr. and Mrs! “Bourke, the
parents of Mrs. Perry, and will
go into business on the line of
the new railway. expansion be-
‘tween Regina and Calgary. . .

Mrs. D.:-MeClarty: and. four
daughters have left for Washing-
ton state, where they will make
their home in. future. Mr. Me-
Clarty will remain here - until
October, devoting: the latter part
of the season to work on his
‘mineral holdings in Silver Basin.

James Gall, Art. Stewart and
George Alger are working on the

G. W. Dungate

HAZELTON,

BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New ~
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-

trict—and at any hour, Proven heat

. Since 1857

Makes han y.

Phone:
New. Hazelton—1 short 3 long
Hazelton—
aj. Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

BARRISTER

SOLICITOR - NOTARY PUBLIC - FREE BABY BOOKS
. . n : _ Wielte to, The Borden Co :
. mited, ancouver,, ror .
two Baby Weilare Books,. ;
L. S. McGill .

healthy babies.

Grey Copper group at Silver
Basin, They are making splen-
did -aiseoveries of high grade
silver ore with native silver.

_ As a result of the completion
of the Chiminess Creek trail, 8.
A. D, Davis, who has been pros:
pecting in that vicinity, has made
a discovery on’ ‘Central Fork, two
miles west of Silver Basin, of a
large deposit of high- grade silver
ore, mineralized in a dyke, carry-
ing galena, grey copper, zince,
and chalcopyiite, with native
silver. This class of mineral is
characteristic of that zone. com-
prising the head of Legate, St.
Croix, and Chiminess creeks; and
great expectations are held out
for some producing: mines of this
class of ore,

‘A carload. of horses and outfit

| SMITHERS — British Columbia’ || —— =
yl _ Are you a subseriber yet?

-|has arrived for the Skeena Lum-
ber Co., to be added to the pres-

Jent number of teams, and will

{{ BUILDIN G MATERIALS!

Cement Lime Plaster Fireclay

Brick Building Papers Roofing

Sash & Doors 3-ply Veneer Paneling —
. Bir Finish a Specialty

] ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LTD,

. Prince Rupert, "B.C.

accelerate the logging operations |
of the company,

Sad hews was brought to Me. |
and Mrs, I. Evans last week of |:
‘the death of their niece, Miss

‘|| Mary. Evans, at the Vancouver

General Hospital, following: an
operation. The deceased, who
was 19 years of age, was stricken
quite suddenly, and passed away
on Monday of last week.. Sym-|.

.i|pathy is expressed with the

— Sorrowing relatives.

‘

THE BIGGEST PRIZES OFFERED IN THE INTERIOR AT THE i

BULKLEY: VALLEY 2

Fall. Fair

| SEPTEMBER 2,3, 4

- A "Bigger Prize List ‘Than ‘Ever,
| ENTERTAINMENT . PROGRAM EVERY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING

» Horse, Rages . aes a Held Spars ‘

” Better Arrangement of Classes . “s

Remar oats
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fp me

aw senate Wa. st na

Fo plein ek

. Get price. st ie eit fo forms ns. fron, Séerotéty, Fred. K » Opkleshawr :

a hae bs

- Born~On Monday, August 10,

‘a daughter.
The death occurred on Monday

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sculley,
at Butedale, where Mrs. Sculley
was spending the summer with
her parents. ‘The many friends
of the bereaved parents extend
sincere sympathy in their. loss,
A Well-attended' and’ ‘enjovable
‘dancé took place” “thider the ‘aus-
pices of the"Usk' Tennis Club-on
Saturday" nigheivisitors * being! |
présént from Tottadt; Hanall and:
Dobie. EE oa

a
ae roe

y Ce: aI ‘ia and ‘Johii Aldcua
Jat Anyox,,. were “guest” ‘ab“ the
‘Terrace. Hotel’ over the week-end.

Itrip to ‘Draaitller, Alta,’ ‘

1|English Visitors

{Old Country,

to Mr. and Mrs, Kettle, of, Usk,

of last week of the youngest}

‘Barker ‘and: \Taylor,

“Henry: ‘Cook. iB, on <a: business ;

Enamored of All

_ Things Canadian |

“two members of the. British
Passenger Agents’ Association of

eastbound National Express last
Saturday night. They have been

doing Canada in connection with
the 3000 British families migra-
tion movemept. of’ the ‘Imperial
and Federal governments. They

have already come out-under the
‘above plan and some of the sol-
dier settlers at different points.
They found Canada aremarkable
country and Canadians they met
were extraordinary people. The
settlers they met are all making
splendid progress and! the two
travellers have the most favor-
‘able reports to take back: to the
At Prince Rupert
they were entertained by the
Board of Trade.’ Arrangements
were made with the railway to

Woodcock to enable the visitors
to see partof the root erop on
W. CG. Little’s farm. Mr. Little
is one of the most successful far-
mer’s along the line. He is one
of the soldier. settlers and has
been at Woodeock for only three
years,
ed in that time is a creditable
demonstration of what a strong
back and a good head can do,and
especially when there is the same
combination guiding the destini-
es ofthe home. The visitors got
a couple of pictures of the big

London were passengers on the

came west over the C. P. BR: andl f |
| visited some of the settlers who

stop the train for ten minutes at! :

‘What he has accomplish- ;-

CC. We: Dawson;*Prop:
* cop etn

oe ah ;

Automobiles, ' "Buses; o or » Rigs’ {

meet all trains for passenger .
and baggage. transfer

eters

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
“MEN.

' Dining ‘room in connection
‘MEALS AT ALL HOURS

B.C. |

Hazelton

| Hotel
Prince Rupert

~ A REAL Goop Hore

Prince Rupert
B. C.
: H. B. RocnEsTER, | dianaiger

} Rater $1.50 per day up.

Ht

root crop and continued on their
way, delighted with the country
and with the crops and. with the
environment. Olof Hanson was
in charge of the visitors between
Prince Rupert and Jasper and he
‘performed his duties admirably.

Terrace Won at:Tennis . |-:

- By a total of five events to
‘three the Terrace Tennis. Club
‘won a doubles tournament on|
the new. board court at Usk on
Saturday afternoon and evening

against the local club. A return
engagement may be played at

Terrace on Labor Day. The re-
Bults of Saturday’ 8 matches were
as follows, the names of the Usk

players being given first in each

‘ease: .

Men’s Doubles—Hanson and Edwards
beat Barker and Cory, 6-2; Smith and
Swanson beat Frost and Taylor, 6-8.

Mrs. Barker, 6-6;' Mrs. Whitlow and
Mrs, Adams lost to Mra. Monckton and
Mrs, Farr, 8-6...

Mixed - Doubles— Mes. Whitlow and
Joneg lost to Mra. Monekton and | Cory,
2- 6: Misa Durham’ attd Hanson’ ‘beat
Mrs, Burnett and Frost, 6-3;° Mrs.
Thompson dnd Ferrier’ lost ‘to’ Mrs.:

Barker, 4-6.

. |. The wheat has started t ton movell
to the Prince Rupert elevator and||

it was” Bill ‘Little*of Woodeork |[
who ‘made the: first’ shipment:
He hag -asnieg- ‘bunelr ofiwheat
this year and he.gent-4 4

Ladies’ Doubles—Mrs. ‘Thompson, and | —
Miss Durham lost to Mra. Burnett and |"

3-6; Mra, Ade
and Edwatds loat to” Mra, ‘Farr, and ce

bheaf..to. of

‘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.

Brat

New, clean and comfortable
Firat-clnas Dining. Reom in‘ connection

Rared _ ARB” Artractive,

THOS, SHACKLETON - Prop..'

‘FURNITURE
and RANGES -:

fet covery “description a f

-SPECEAL Avteittion i
10 SIEFING Opnens arab

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Vee Goode L ob: Prinee Rupert ne

A MacKenzie.

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: Box 004 PRINCE ROPER, 2.)