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oe ene oumnscg MINE SATURDAY, 3 SULY 12. 1918.

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are ‘Specialties al at,

STORE

“Hazelton |

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~ LaWORTENS

(MEN'S. WEAR a

that gives. Satisfaction, ee a
and Reliable

Bootsand Shoes:

. Transfer,

. seu Fr righting |

- vice To All-Trains

Office in building formerly
cecupied hy C, F. Willls
"Blacksmith Shop ~~

HAZELTON, B. C,

| Express and Passenger . Ser- :

Special Conveyance Furn:-
ished On Short Notice: |

i RUDDY. & ra Mack

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2

The: Workd’¢ —— in. Brief - |

- News Notes-from Many.Sources |

The Canadian forestry conven-
tion is in session at Winnipeg, |

Manitoba telephone lines ‘earn
a profit of over $40,000 a: month:

A halibut weighing. 408 pounds
was taken last week- near Prince
Rupert.

English courts have decided
against the admission of women
to practice as lawyers:

‘ The pope hasannounced that
he will create a Canadian cardin-
al at the next consistory.

we.
vee

“ED. V. McBETH

© Successor to Union Transfer
and Storage Co.

- Freighting Contractor

9

New Hazelton. Hot

Open for Businesa
All Furnishings New -

EUROPEAN PLAN -
: Rates:
r Rooma $1.00

Beds 50e

“0

As an opening price, the Fras-
er river eanners are offering 25
cents ‘for each sockeye galmon. —

A general strike, on a question

of working hours, has been. called

in’ the Rand: mining district,
South Africa,

Injudicious waving: of Ameri-

Promptness and Satisfaction Guaranteed

kK K. McLauchlin, Lauchlin, Hazelton

‘Leaves Aldermere: Tuesdays
and Fridays at 7:30 a, m.

4 ; ‘Al ‘Classes of Freight Handled with Care and Despatch . Geo, C, Hartley, Proprietor
y “Hay and Oats for Sale. Office at Omineca Hotel - _ New Hazelton |
i a, 6 o
; SF =
a 1 me fem em i here (Hamme Ht meen Et ent) ’ (
ad Thorp & Hoops [ Union. 5.5. Company of/°
a , of B.C, Ltd.
. Z Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers [ Ds Mos +
a a ALDERMERE, B. GC. The Relinsble Steamer
a ) ts for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, A J
| Sei pet for Gearon Covina, Arial 1] ee gun”
7] Fire, Life, Accident, and Employer’s Liability Insurance. re] 7
t We represent the best companies, - | _ Arrives at Prince Rupert
- .T.P E from Vancouver on every
We Can Locate You On a Good Pre Good Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P ‘TUESDAY morning and sail
ft. . if § 0 desire information about the Bulkley Valley write Us. H for Vancouver every WED-
g = hare tilts 1 tt ~ : NESDAY at2pm
a >} e ‘“Camosun” has the
on Ready for building, delivered largest and most comfortable
i DRY LUMBER in the New Town, . rooms of any steamer on this
; _ route,
| 7 * Before building, get priced from us for all kinds of a
: _ ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER. J. H. ROGERS, Agent, Prince Rupert
= Interior Lumber Comp pany T= hi Las
Bo Hazelton } S T A C E
-— SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK Passe ty |
yo of every description “Passenger an .
‘Express Service
- Galvanized Iron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specialty ayes Hazel at 7:30 a.m, —

} a TICKETS AT
‘ Hudson's Bay Company ;
\ , Hazelton, B.C, .
CANADIAN ‘PACIFIC RAILWAY —> .
, BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP’ SERVICE Se we vo
: Twin Screw Steamer “PRINCESS MARY” q] T E A M
| ; I. : Splendid Accommodation. -:- ._ Superior Service .
a Leaves Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle every I]. and Buggies
ace fl ;  Swoday at-6 p.m. -:- Hazelton to- Vancouver 48 hours noe 2
| Three Transcontinental Trains Daily. Tickets to and from all parts of For Hire
; the wotld: - Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Tickets,
| For. tickets, reservations and information apply to a] ; —_—_—
J, G. MeNab, Gor, 3rd A d 6th St,, Prince Rupert, B
melanin. OF, ve. = Sy =. E. J. HILL.
Tiiitciiici ni. At P. ANTORIUM, Hazelton

‘

THROUGH SERVICE TO
Vancouver, Victoria:
and Seattle

Train No. lon Sundays and Thursdays connects at

"PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE"

sailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a. m.

hage through tickets from an Railwa Agent or the Train Agent
Pure ol dors eee through tickets are entitled to check baggage through -to .
destination. and on Sundays may hoard steamer on arrival of train.
7 -————
STEAMER ‘SERVICE.also maintained to Granby. Bay, Stewart, Queen
; Charlotte Istands and Way Potts.

©" SWMMER EASTERN: EXCURSIONS |
Special low: exeursion rates in effect May 28th | to, September 0th
Return limit October Sist | - -

. - HAZELTON: to TORONTO. and return $117.10°. 2...
a HAPELTON to MONTREAL and return $180.00 _

“3! 1° * HAZELTON to NEW YORK and return wae 0

‘.  HAZELITON to CHICAGO and return $97.60:

ey °°, To other points correspondingly low

ie gholee of ang route 1h connection with, the -famous trhina of the
‘RAND TRUNK RAILWAY: SYSTEM FROM CHICAGO

bh tlekate, yowervations, ete: trom:
A a nash” General Agent, PRINCE RUPERT, "By

* AguNer. ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES cen
He NSN UE Ng

x

cat

;
as fog) a

Prince Rupert with the Safe and Luxurious Steamers.

Bec.

| SMOKE
the BELLA RUPERT
and REGAL Cigars

“For Sale at all Stores

Made from the best imported’ tobacco,
seasoned ¢ and aoe Union made, and
a Prince Rupert Induw

T CIGAR

PRINCE RUPER
MANUFAC .
PRINCE RUPERT

cretion FH deren tH earemne Hf fl emennert 1] meen Hite 110)

Canada, begun:'under the late
government, will: be continued, -

“Everything in Can vas”

: eerie ce

. LUMBER

F, OB, Andi Andimaul

Q Files On Oa Applation

‘D: RANKIN,
. Andimaul, B, C.

W Carload or tn Smaller Lots ;

Prince Rapert Tent and Awning Co.
va * Prince Rupert, B,C,
r ;
Rough and Dressed

ean flags in Moosejaw and Win-
nipeg occasioned. disturbances
on the fourth.

“In Vancouver a movement ‘is
on foot to organize a third militia
regiment. to be known as the

‘irish Fusiliers,

The rowing crews of the Tor-'
onto Argonauts were defeated in
the first heats of their races at
Henley, England”

The latest torpedo. destroyers

‘attained a speed of over 36 knots,
equalling ‘41 land-‘miles an hour.-

The federal: government is ne-
gotiating for the purchase of the

=| International railway. of New

Brunswick, a new line 112 miles
long. a sy

‘The Canadian Pacifie Railway
last week arranged to’ pay’ off
$33,000,000 of mortgage bonds;
and-now standa in the position
of the only railway in the world
without mortgage indebtedness,

of July'in the United States: was:
marked by eight deaths and 865
injuries caused by the. use -of
fireworks,

-fearthquake and fire,

added‘to the ‘British. navy have;

the murder of Constable Kind-
ness. .

Oil‘men declare thatthe sim
ard Oil Company ‘will, within a

'| few years, control practically all

the-undeveloped oilfields in west-
ern Canada unless something is
done to check the extension of
the octopus,

Fifty thousand building per-
mits, representing an expendi-
ture of $400, 000,000, have Been ig-
sued in San Francisco since the
This sum
is approximately the same as the
loss of property in the disaster.

Dividends paid this year by
four properties in the Boundary
and Kootenay mining district
have reached a total of $932,675,
made up as follows: British Co-
lumbia Copper’ Company, $88, -
675; Standard Mine, $276,000;
Granby Company, $449,000:
Hedley Gold Mining Company,
$120,000. :

Building contractors in Chica-
go have locked out 30,000 men.
The building material interests
threaten to lock out their 20,000
employees within ten days un-
less the unions settle the juris-
dictional disputes which caused
the trouble,

" Walter R. Knox, the Canadian

all-round athlete, defeated John
A. Macdonald, the United States
champion, by 1159 points in a

The celebration of the Fourth |:

card of ten events, Knox is now
rated as an all-round champion
of America. ‘Thorpe, the Indian
athlete, is expected to contest
the title.

The Churches

CHURCH OF ENGLAND
8. PETRR'S, HAZBLTON

Sunday Services; Morning at 11 o'clock; Sunday
School at 2.36 pm.:. Native service, 3.80 p.m.;
Evening Serviee, 7:20 p.m.

Rey, J. Frenp.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Lro! :
Sa-vices. held every Sunday evenin: ‘in tha
Church rooms at 7.80 o'clock, J
Rev. D. R. McLnan,

LAND NOTICES

Omineca Land District. District
of Coast. Range 5,

Take notice that Jagat Singh, of

Vancouver, B.C., broker, _intends to

_ | Doetor’s

| mila west of the: “N.W! comér of Sac! 8,

Tp. 1A, Cosst,“.Range-b, thence. BO.
‘chains north, 80 chains west, 80 chains

Isouth, 80 chains east to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more °°

or Jess,

Jaget Binet m
May 14, 1918, .

"Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast, Range 6

“Take notice that Donald Formby of
Vancouver, B.C., occupation gentlemen,
intends to apply for permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted at
the east quarter post of section 17,
township 1A, range §, Coast district;
fhence north 40 chains, west 40 chaina,
south 40 chains, east 40 chains-to point
of commencement, being northeast
quarter of section’ 17, township 14,
range 5, Const district; containing 160
gcres more or legs. Donald Formby.
April 19, 1918. &

Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast, Range 5,

Take notice that Philip C, Chapman,
of Vancouver, occupation broker, in-
tends to apply for permission to pur-
chase the following described landa:

Commencing at a fost planted two
miled west of the N, eorner of Sec-
tion 22, Tp. 1 1A, Coast, Ranged, thence
gouth 40 sina, east 40 chains, north
40 chains, west 40 chains to point of
commencement, and Bip 1 Ehepman
more or lesa, hil ip Cc apman,
May 2, 1918.

Hazelton Land District. District of
fat, Range 5,
Take notice that’ Abraham Cowherd,
of Vancouver, B. ¢., broker, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following deseribed lands:
Commencing: at a wey planted two .
miles west of th comer of Sec-
tion 16, Tp, 14, toast Range 6, thence
40 chains north, 46 chaing east, 40
chains south, 40 chains west, to pointof
commencement, gontaining’ 160 acres
more or less, and known as the south-
west quarter of Section 28, Tp. 1A,
Coast, Range 5. Abraham Cowherd,
May 2, 1913,

EALED TENDERS addressed to the ur- -

dersigned, andendorsed ‘Tender for
Residence, Digby Island
Prinee Rupert, B, C.,’" will be receive
at this office until4.00 p.m, on Monday,
July 7, 1913, for the construction of a
Doctor's residence, Digby Island, Prince
Rupert, B. C.
Elans, spe evitication and form of con-
tract can be seen and forms of tender
obtained at the office of Mr. Wm, Hers .
derson, resident architect, Victoria, B.
C., at the Public Works, Canada, Dis-
{rit Engineer’s office, Prince Rupert,
B.C., and at this Department.. -. :
Persons tendering are notified that
tenders will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms aupplied, and
signed with thelr actual signatures,
atating their cecupations and plac aces of
residence. in the cage of: firms the
actual signature, the nature of the oc«
cupation, and place of residence of each
member of the firm must be given,
Each tender must be accompanied b

’ | an aecepted chequeon a chartered ban.

payable to the order of the Honourable
the Minister of Public Works, equal to
ercent (10 p. ¢.} of the amount
bes the tender, whteh will be forfeited
if the person tendering decline to enter
into a contract when called upon to do
so, or fail to complete the .work . con-
tracted for. If the tender be not ac-
cepted the cheque will ba returned.
he Department does not bind itself to

accept the lowest or any tender,
By order

R. C. DesrocHEs,,

Se ecretary:

Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, June 9, 1918.

pply for permission to purchase the Newspapers will not be paid for this

fo lowing deacribed lands:
Commencing at a post ‘Planted ‘one

advertisement if they insert it without
authority from the Department.-27994,

A suffragette ‘who’ threw ‘a
petition into the King’s carriage
at Bristol, was “roughly handled
by. the crowd. before the police
could get her away.

“Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.,
the English steel manufacturers;
will build'a plant on the’ St.
Lawretice, opposite Montreal,’

“New Hazelton Liver ry and Stage Line
Regular Stage Line to Old Hazelton daily -

Freighting and Cartage. Rigs and Horses
for hire. Feed Stables, Hay and Oats
. for sale,

Hankin & Lacroix, rnoprietors
: Frank Carel’s- "Place, Thirteenth Ave. Lo

for the building of steel ships; ~

4 —_— ‘
yt he new premier of Australia,
Davis Cook, announces ‘that the
reciprocity. negotiations with

A terrific electrical ‘storm
swept over Ontario on July 4,
In Toronto the- electric planta
were out of commission for'-a

standstill.

‘Ships. cannot approach: Muir
glacier, one-of. the spectacular.

const. Glacier Bay being: filled
gigantic icebergs,. The same con:
dition. obtained fourteen yeara
BHO. PO ye, .

Moses Paul, the Indian outlaw]

pentchead to death! has also been
cBnvicted atid “#enténded’ to life

bioeionment 2 tor’ ‘ompety ‘in|

a ea

time, and | business ~ “was at a o

fébtures: of the north. Pacific :

Mowers

"Rakes

Tedders_

- Balers _

"Place Your Orders Now a |

a

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é' Agents.

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