THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16,1913

Phone 300 P.0. Box 1635
HARRISON W. ROGERS

ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

Suite ONE, FEDERAL BLook,
PRINCE RUPERY, B. C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo.ia, Nelson, Fort George
_ and New Hazelton,

B, ¢, AFFLECK, Mer. New Hazelton.

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J, A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.60

Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water, Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and i
Trains.

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F.G.T. Lucas EB. A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS
Barristers and Solicitors
Rogera Building

Cor, Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B. C.

"McRAE BROS., LT’D
STATIONERS & PRINTERS
Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
odals, Loose Leaf Systems
Remia ge Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B. C.
Aaduratutsatur

THE

| QUALITY STORE |

g Full line of

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Men's Furnishings
Hardware
Groceries

fC. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for ar gale - Cash or on
Bond. Development and
‘Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Elght Years In This District.
Hazelton, 1, C.

ITS “BROWN”
Again
Fashion's wheel has spun —

round again to

“BROWN”

Our FALL and WINTER
Samples are here and they
are the smartest lines thet
ever came into~ this burg.

Fashioned, atyled and made
in the exclusive

“HOBBERLIN WAY”
Suits and Overcoats

$20 to $40.
NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B, 0,

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= DRY LUMBER AND CORD =
WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND

Boys' summer suits, special price
"gl. 00 to $1.50

Men's Zimmerknit underwear,
light. aeight, per suit $1.60

Men's a roe, tan a ord black, per

as” ‘sammie rales, special
ices, Tbe to $1.00 °
Lad ea’ gauze Hele hose, palr, 25¢
Ladies’ cushmere hose, per pair,

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Hanikerchiets silk, special price
‘Blanc, tite alt. eeighs nd and colors,
r pair $3

Towels,

and and pti ee to Ble
fre 91.00 =

Men's. diess shirta,
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Will, H. HOLLAND 5]

> HAZELTON, B.C.
FUR TRADER

Local and District News Notes

Wilson Bros., of 88-Mile, were
in town yesterday.

H. M. Gibson returned on
Tuesday from Burns Lake.

Ben Peterson is working on
the Silver King, on Nine-mile.

I. Anger returned on Wednes-
day from a business: trip to

Seattle,

A new ferry is being construc-
ted to cross the Skeena at Git-
wangak.

Sidney Billingham, of Vancou-
ver, was in town on Wednesday
evening. ;

District Forester Allen left on
Tuesday for a trip into the Bulk-
ley Valley.

Government Agent Hoskins
went to the Buikley Valley towns
on Thursday.

Ed. Maulten’s pack train re-
turned on Wednesday from atrip
to Manson creek,

H. ©. Kinghorn, assistant for-
ester, has gone to Fraser lake,
on official business,

R, D'Eeville, fisheries guardi-
an, and A. Moncur left today
for a trip to Black water.

Shel Robinson is on his way to
Fraser lake, where he expects to
remain for some months.

James Latham, district forest
ranger, has returned from a
trip to the Kitwancool valley.

Miss Agnes Grant, who has

§|been residing with her parents

here, is visiting friends in Prince

a | Rupert.

Prospectors are reported to
have made an important strike

p}on Shovel creek, in the southern
j jend of the district,

L. T, Kenney, of Fifth cabin,
on’the telegraph line, came in on

.|Tuesday, en route to the coast

for a vacation trip.

F. B. Chettleburgh left ‘on
Wednesday for a‘visit to the
Coal creek property af the Copper

| River Coal syndicate,

H, P, Wilson, manager “of ‘the
; Royal ' Bank at Prince Rupert,
_ {was here on Thursday, en route
to Smithers and Fort George.

Mrs, Cox and children return-
ed on Wednesday from a visit to
the coast cities, ‘They were met
at Prince Rupert by Mr. Cox.

The recently-formed Central
Francois and Uncha Lakes’ Agri-
cultural Association has now a
membership of twenty-seven set-

flers. Frank R, Keefe is presi-
dent, Charles D. Haven vice:
president and C, Bransby Wil-
liams secretary-treasurer.

A party of prospectors, includ-
ing S. J. Willton and James
Ferguson, left on Monday for
Manson creek and the Stranger
river, .

Ed. Mullen has sold, his pack!

train. He expeets to leave to-
morrow for the Shushanna dig-
gings, planning to take in a span
of oxen, a

The repair crew which has
heen- replacing the poles along
the Yukon Telegraph line through
the Bulkley Valley, has returned
from Burns Lake.

F. M.. Dockrill has returned
from a business visit to Vancou-
ver, going up to the Morice river
coal property which is being pros-
pected by his company.

There wasaslip at one of the
Ross tunnels on Wednesday

‘morning. The damage was re-

paired in time to allow trains to
go ‘through according to schedule.

W. J. Jephson, the Prince Ru-
pert barrister, arrived onWednes-
day to open his Hazelton office,
He will come up on the second
Wednesday of each month to re-
main three days,

L. R. Walker, of the North
Coast Land Co,, accompanied by

P, B. Carr, drove out to the|

Bulkley’ Valley on Thursday.
They-will spend some weeks in
that district, on land business,

Rev. J. K. Wright, a repre!
sentative. of the Bible Society,
spent a few days i in town, in the
interests‘of that: well-known or-
ganization. He preached on Sun-
day evening in St. Peter’s
church, a

The new ferry, to connect Ha-|
zelton with the railroad station,
ig nearing completion, and should
be in commission in a fortnight.
It is of the pontoon variety and
will be one of the beat in the
district,

District Engineer Baxter, ac-
companied by W. J. Carr, road
superintendent, A.:H. Tomlin-
gon, provincial horticulturist and
H, E. Walker, district agricultur-

_ list, left for the Bulkley Valley

on Thursday. a

A party of young people, num-
bering over # score, enjoyed a
picnic at Mission éreek ‘on. Tues-

gun

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- Athletic Sports

“Wood Chopping |
‘Contest

Mr. Pioneer:

The NORTH'S. FIRST —
EXHIBITION ©

A Success by contributing exhibits, of the
‘field, the mine and thesea

September 24, 25 and 26
Water Carnival -

_ Spectacular. display of Fireworks tery: atterioon and evening |
“WRITE FOR’ ‘PRIZE, LISTS.

We want you .
to help make

- Horse: Racing
10 Indian Bands
-In.Com

THE NORTHERN BRITISH. COLUMBIA AGRI

ENERAL MERCHANT AND
Agent for Glea Vowel Sawmill

- CULTURAL AND. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

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day. The anglers of the party
were successful in landing quite |’
a number of fine trout, which|)
were added to the menu.
' FL E, Groffman has returned
from Vancouver, and will leave].

Hugh Gibson, for Quartz and
Vital creeks, in the Manson ‘dis-

on Monday, accompanied by] }'

trict, where his company, the]!

aan eaters rere B *

OA. Chisholin

| General Hacare

Builders’. Material
Miners’ ‘Supplies

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‘Hazelton, B.C.

|£ Gall and see us,
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“ "Reasonable “=>..3); a

” Next door to’?

MELE

OminecaGold Mines, is operating,

Leon Benoit and Henry Vaurs,
of Winnipeg, accompanied by

day froma visit to the Bulkley
Valley and Smithers, They were

with conditions renerally. Smith-
ersimpressed them as an admira-

A. C. Aldous, returned on Tues-|

greatly pleased with the appear- |}
‘lance of ~crops-in the valley, and

“Stationery, “Photo ‘Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing

and. Printing.

W. W. WRA THALL

Hazelton

ble townsite, and they went so far
as to say they regarded it as the
best new town of the day. Mr. |
Benoit is heavily interested in
coal lands in the Groundhog dis-
trict, ~

In the course of a dispute on
Saturday between Wong Too and
Yuen Now, two Chinese employ-

ed in the Foley, Weleh & Stewart

‘SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS -

The Baron and ieee

On Sale

at the

GALENA CLUB “

A. PRODUCT OF B.C.

Hesslon's :
Farorite ,

_W. F, BREWER, Lessee, *. - °

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mess at New Hazelton, the last-
named received a severe cut on
the head from a large’ knife.
Constable Grant arrested Wong
Too, who was tried in Hazelton
on Wednesday by Magistrate
Hoskins, The charge of assault
to do grevious- bodily harm wus
proven, and the accused was
sentenced to five months impris-
onment at New Westminster.

Fishing rods and- tackle at Sar-
gent’s,

’ Brown’s in town. -Ask Noel

& Rock,

Fresh creamery butter and
fresh local eggs at Sargent’s,

Stetson: and Brglish hats at
Sargent’s:

STREAMS ASDHTN ATTN

ment of

always kept i in”
stock.

- LIQUORS

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GROCERIES oo
DRY GOODS -

: HARDWARE |
of Best Quality at ity at Popular Prices

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White Duck Dress Goods, yd,

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Extra Long Silk Gloves in ‘Black and ee
_ -.. 2.00.
_ White Lawn Corset Covers. - .- oo
~ 36" Apron Ginghams, Brown -and

_ White, Blueand White Check ~
34” Natural Pongee Silks. -.

* White Silk Hondkerchic each

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* Footwear That Appeals “3

For. comfortable Fall Wear. we have the Right Boot ina;

inch Walkover for Men ard a Smardon ‘Walking or: Ride

7 ving boot for Ladies, We have also the best. Tine. of children s.§
~ boots on the market, in n quality, i in price, in: Y appearance, -

Falland Winter Samples Art Tailoring

Are already in our hands. _ The range of patterns and: textures:
1s. Jarger. and_better. than ever.

~- For Ladies —

Chamoisuede Washable Gloves, pr. $ 75 |.
Lisle Hose ‘in White and Pale Blue, 7

Come 1 in and look : them ‘over

» Fo or: Children :

‘a Darling: Hose, Cream, Light. °°" .

~ Blue, ‘Tan, Red. and. Black, jet avid

~all'sizes 20 TL wh

e Cream Nuns Veilng Dresses pri

ly trimmed, $1.75 and-

S Children's -Cashmere - Sweaters, : bu

~ toned shoulder; in ‘Nayy; Red’
os and Brown, all. sizes, $1 25

For Boy ys

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R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE