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me) Telkwa is Fast Becoming 7 tt Briefs |
| BLADDER Sport Briefs {
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24 BH oO ry t t t at tt Ot ee eee
Fach Cap- e m or an en re a meeting held in Hazelto
kre toy) tn ! azellor
ame R ite week the youn: dies “of the}
aa anchers are Coming In and Taking Up Land, while town .comptéted irrangemeée@nts
Coal Deposits are attracting much attentien Whereby the tennis club with be in|
d S operation there shortly. The of-|
and Sawmills Working ficers elected for year were:| 9
Te o7 te President, Miss ith; viee-|
) rELKWA, May 27.—-In common with many other pla CBi president, Misa Flonance earl
along the Grand Trunk Pacifle Railway, the town of Velkwa is’ Jougall; seeretar murer. Mise
expemencug @ greal inrush of new settlers and at present new- (froddard An @xe * commit.
comers are satisfied to live in tents on the townsite or in other! hag algo Deel nted The}
fannie a : : ’ ee ewpect ¢ cCeak ;
emporary quarter People are coming from all parts of Canada : ties vé io ee
' season this year.
lo the Bulkley and Telkwa valleys, The following are most ae |
reeent arriva eral Prin perters be
4 rrible to the na!
enced mak- KH. L. Lamb from Saskat hewan has started ran hide in the ® hhorribl a, t ; iA ‘
w till in anyon Creek district: A. F. Luke of Winnipeg, J. Keller of Indian ee , } eel
da ind didn ‘ leave the
business Head d J, GuthbePt of Alberta have just’¢ome in and are betsy! tenni« court do take in the n é
in use in 1 Lheir pro The districti °° ificerns scenery. Chevy st ap
' nert. has weleomed the arrival of J She has been here ofter enough propriated that neat. littl ground|
Z . nas Ke , i dent of the for Prince Kupert audiences t court p there and w ldn't let| es
B ‘Aa United Grain Growers Associa.) appreciate her wor a ; use it « was tol Tobacco
GC ; ! yho ha larted operations @ ” - pla th them. j ha v| ? “2 ms
ly of * acreage pat bi } ; ra cs : : ‘ mraet }
Fred Stork’s | ios! sie sceaee ist IMMORAL PRACTICES bared, at that” of Preference
*® Asal O Hh ae ane an ~ ‘ t prove fler e
ake in tw ari is O§% BeLLiers js up ¢ es H -
Heed sonia two car toads actives WANCOUVER BARMAIDS si pa
) AVENUE ' a Rela — n is ; i i :
; ih ! Bulkley Kanch, ey ‘ —
’ VANCOL VER, a 27 in the @& + WOUi pla I ‘ :
Pno k 114 vliile (ay G. ! Murray, former- dian . ‘ : oa ball tentis?” iene B. C. Fir on a logging train in
se ; = ; ss * aise mesion over the prohibition of op ‘ ie tish umbia. Over 1%; million Seat
oes a , : _ icler = Bettlement) barmaids in this city, the chief of} ~._, e see
— e ' has purehased John Nor- police and Inspector Jones both me uae
, W. Elliott is opening} save instances of womens using!) | team ma bad crack |
, w tra land near Tyee their positions to get mbney in at ‘I ce Monday when he}
; Lake and asty hers are BOMB other illegitimate ways Be Hupert, girls ont}
‘/ the eame ne hborhood “ roof sorely the 7 r fellow m at]
hoes Yr Sf CS i atti vig ii : Inspector Jones said that pro- : ; ; ue tf a
bil fo ‘} swinilt business 18 BOW! pdetors had told him they Would ” . * nM oe : ‘ rr “tl
- _ 6 quite an importastigot do half the business ifjit were OO Se Slee ue enone
- ror . ait pusine ight were eat ‘dy epaiell . ts he a
rR 4. ae ERS ptine the town <¢ vel ipinent. not.for the barmaids. Men thought lea i dy re e N re
rh (Mr. Van Horn’s they could be more free with we ; a ? oo hangs |
Phone Gr 156 saw "ees it four miles to the these women because they were adies from Strawherry City}
P.O. Box 120 ant f the townsite will arkiienind bars. : na when they « down on
if { ivanee nme Chief McHae said that womer July 4, that te se : :
’ on i tis iy the stre patel
Svenson & Chapmanlyag heen insulted and eubjected y ra [
r ec a | As AF ~ ity dewratior me “ croy ne, JUICY
or planing mil and | quent ed the places. The preser eee 5 Corr ish
. ' Lon z is, shov
. ws ee (Of females had tended to deg wi iceccaaaiet

    
   
      
      
      
       
       
     
     
  
       
          
      

  
    
 
 
  
    
      
    
     
    
     
              
  
 
    
   

    

  
     

 

 

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T , « _ oe HOTEL
| MeN HOM. th +schuple pend. Jast , Monday VANDERHOOF, B.C. 4
' 4 eitl | . 2 . ~ > oT Dee > ° j
. mares Aerie y hed rie S " Hi th The Hotel That Is A Home. fe
. : «eas e! per s ts have been a :
; oak 7 aon ee CANCELLATION OF RESERVE tered andthe Vanderhgef girls| n ac Centrally located. Convenient to depot. Good service
« : { the ver were moved : ;
vee NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that ive chosen blue and gdid for Tews
WILLPAPERS allow a street being made loeny ae aifaiee ctl inode oe ete: gered vpnar 1401 se European Plan. Garage and Livery in connection. :;
PAINTS : s ee if . me ot ae ay ne N . cn Be c. - ’ ye | - o °: Feed a p r= Unpes New thie
: , oUTRE As Um wy 2 ‘ sler, “tie COACHDINE the) crow spect to the purchase awave
VARNISHES (he summer road work of the Mj a. a sabi = eeepc Se aps. ee 2 aay |g gE CH Oy JAS. F.McCORMACK - - -
a . " ‘ a coe of site suburb of a t vent for}
LSOMIENE, ere. - neial government wilt som? ent peer. “ : anda » ‘ nt and: Leslie Watkinsi« hat 1 tbe n mote os re 7 wae a
¢ Lends Department, ioe @ . : anes :
® n Lmopre vernents are ictoris, &. ¢ harge Of the Vanderhoof|.. o. at 6 Pee. eae
Sager Se ee" , fireetior #iet Apr i, 1920 - cod o , f su and in consideration tie] See ———__—__ ——_—— _—
g hoped for in he Gireeton: a teres a (ten rhe Nechako team will beri es already paid = fle application)
‘ . Awe . : t at t on of re the ist day)
a al deposite. The Pelkwa |  Timeer SALE X 2385. Vina Glover. Florence Hunt, Mo r Sept uber, 1920, Of which date” thee
~——e man been proved, and Mere a R Mcintosh Bessie petvilese ~ obtaining @ propertiogate a}
aap . . . ose ’ ; (otment ill cease and any persop in ar-
sins only the matter of trans- . naar ~——? ‘ tbe a. nA . imond. Lovise ahd Mafw Snell. |} ers of payment under an sereement far NOTICE TO F. TO FISHERMEN
; gic P ey Ae oe aie aad : ia : uke as aforesaid failing to maite applica-
PRINCE RUPERT portat to make Mhis natural) rd day dune 1920 for the 5 a thers. The Vanderhoof gir ts |i ve ax at pulated ‘will’ thecentaar bn aa
; Seer ie tak dadielot a trode r tageoe Ee wo cut 1.b60.bod. Te ana: ghee ae ig joured. from taxing advantage of Buch BIG SUPPLY OF FRESH B A IT
Peal nn a : : . oF re ae ~ —™ 2 wees ‘ : LTD pny nd will be subject to the fl-
a it fi h n interesting capital in| rn weet! oe root oo rise te. (Sadie ¢ pbell, Oddella Duvault,} ment of the ‘terms of the sale and the |”
mii LG vUuliuil, The teturn of Mr oe * . : Lit Get sions of the “Land Act’) governing
‘ es oe weuere , ’ * ret te : 5 Mab. ley tliat rething, | ov « purchase money in . connection d ]
O.B. U. Sells will greatly aid in the], val of umber. ee rer ce pUathe Hntfman, Clara dohn- =| we edearan oe the purr ae loons ; on ce
° wler j»peari in > gurre sue '
aR jevelopment of the dis- pap Set parce mars | t the Ch ; I > u a \ Mitchell, Margar« f this Pauper. ; oF ae At BUTEDALE CANNERY & #!
o r sir st : : GEO sEN, , en a. ae “
New properties are re hepert, 6.¢ is Me = é { ipfee Sturgess | Deputy Minister of Lands : §
> nce caren: See i alone | SaPare A sono tment of La ad ;
. = a Oe ences oun ai ik LIN HE SUPREME i KT ’ sAITIS, May St 1920
: PREP LUMBIA —_——~ Butedale, B.C.
Se ee a a Se MINERAL, ACT.
Me!? RE HAL } h ia oo W F
x a sda cin: «the district ate lis THE (k wee Me? ag prc a tf
ednesday, 26th May sirly good condit and} den wo Wi s 6A wee otc 4 ERTIPICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS | «
» 26th Ms ie 0 fete e culverts, [iT = ce made | =igoe” NOTICES
: ssiblo to motor from | aun nas ane oe o> weiea Coltri” es deitedeallina| NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
ne ‘ ik | Sains Georg and | )PRR. ae Si eel Sunset No. 2,” “Maud McPhee” |
: . COT Be =res I ; “a Jor I y } i Sportsm t 1 Claims, * situath
. | death of the sal Yeceased a es; Ant , ad one turda | where tox About 24 mileé trom |
; if r i . iin o von r Ja ’ ots Stour { : wil I ie m Sa ay here i Ou Ne ;
t's Anxtuahy ee ee jatter the. in oe fey PE 0, iy Vancouv@r, Victoria, New |nead of Alice Arm, on Kitgault River. .|f Phone 453 Shawatlans Passage ie
een eeneencmemnens loom =o ewan the mee A r| the hk are | ge IP ping ade mm boca Eaten Se ie ea ain te 0: pred Equipped for building and repairing al! classes of boatsup to 100 feet _ ON
DIPPER’S NEST H [is furmisbed ‘to the iepistrs « Gates milss Brit bjects Willian Martin, of Séattle, ‘Washing ; in. length. i ; af
vi WIT [ak Prince Rupert. B. at the said de-|regidents of Canada for at teas USA. Bree ‘Miner's Certifieste Na | — WOODWORKING, BLAC KSMITHING AND MACHINE SHOPS, — "
> i joe oils Dixon, was a teh TV) Tented |e gs Be ghia ae on ae . ent. to annie. th a ince ore Best equipped plant.in Central British Columbia.
YOUNG WAS FOUND AT |: eh TRS, FURTHER ORGERED. wat) “Abpiications W write Sill be fecnved up or 4 ‘certifeate of tmprorements, Gor, te} . Marine W
« Mu to dott r } tay 21st, 1920 MT A’ purpose f ; “ro }
\ KLOYAH RIVER FALLS |: a oa “sal gee Prince Rupert BD forms and. ty ticulars 1 be jrach of e above claims ’ ' Seal Cove arine ays, Ltd.
Teage at errace Ne Oh & hewspafer published at Pr sined fram ie rstened r from And ther take notice that action, un-
i hupert, B.C., for a period of * mont ninent Ace Lonunes ler Sect 85 sone pe Seerepeens oer A. Swanson, President ’ W. E. Thompson, Gen. Manager | ,
a ATED at Frince hu 4 ! f Ss, ih ssuance of such ertificate 0 n- Ph *
[ ; = y ¢ eit pb. af ’ s Commissioner, nents one Red 391 Phone Green 153 ‘
- Lot or Ten One of the most familiar sights |#@@ Gay of iin i MeMULLIN Victoria, B, ( : Dated this 2nd @ay of April, A.D. 1920, . '
r ’ fiahis \ frequent (the «ficial Administra Ar 191 192 LEWIS W. PATMORE.
Lérrace for a ; arch f ire ty =—
: : nal sirea ; Sel ke . ' = = SS _ eg
iore prices et! the ity-brown water]
‘ood lots adjoin- sel that bots and bows on the “6 se ”
at re , socks long | banks right al G B i S 3 Th k f th Ad
eason ocks along the banks right, @ ene byrnes Says:— anks for e vice,
. “ } Cs (te sarein aat Wate: ° °
ey Tt ts of fishing bird is know is the dipper be- . > ys
im Lote #75 suee of its tant dipping or moo TWEE BEEN vo ¥ x
L 5 to $200 ree * Tey HEALTA HASNT ey POS Tae Bune Samia :
Ce ee en a sias BEEN Too GooD ene = THe LAST MONTH KE OFF
On the recent holiday a dipper’s (LL JOST GO IN HERE | Hospi wat FOR THe we TARE OF
he foot of the ra — WOULD NOo G YoUOR
Ainey ros. 8 C nest was found at the foot ¢ AND FIND OUT WHA ME THE ONCE. , AS < COAT
0. fall on the Kioyah River, It was THE “TROUBLE is S. “3 ;
Real Estate and lasurance bout three feet from the ground { aaa
Terrace eae B.C. and built of moss, covered like a
wren's nest nly ich larger. it
measures about tvelve inches
icross.,
Phe neat contained young birds
TON j ibout a week old, maked little
it LEE CO. CO. things that nearly fiiled the mossy
HO & cond A home
~ “Venue, West, rhe dippers always nest near a ees
YEGrra waterfall or close to a running OSS
lesa! “+Se stream and usually the nest 1s 80 THE CHIN THING 1S AN
ker ® and Retali Iplaced that the spray from the IMAL DIATE .O bag =
tas “Ollractors and jfail keeps it wet all the time, The t HAVE — e oie
Sbon Kxeh : sort diver and seems THAT 1 : 4
: hange, jbird is an exf ° y waters A SUCCESS x
Prin, eR ig delight in ie BOY sTWmkc ¥
Ne §47 ‘Pert, BO, You NEVER %
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P.O, N AN TEL b,
Ll = P.O, Box 726 PEGGY HYLAND IS ic be
a tel
TO BE HERE TONIGHT r
i ae e 2
2nd Avenue | Pegay Hyland will be here to- a
C.V, EV night in “Phe Girl with no Re a
ITT ne Pama 4 a
ucti grets."’ The play is a tale oO :
itor ae love with unusual difleulties in 4
n Accountant the attainment, G *
Pogey herself is woll known. —— ee
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