7 Local and Personal

rt L. C. Knauss came up from
Beef, lron and Lorne Creek yesterday. P

of Walter Harper, of Prince Ru-
Wine pert, is a visitor in Hazelton.

Grant Thorburn is on his way
to Vancouver for a brief visit.

Mrs. Dorsey was a passenger
for the coast on Monday’s stage,

A. J. Charleson has returned
to the coast, leaving Hazelton on
Monday.

¥ e are ollering the regu- Fred Field is expected to re-
ar $1 size for 75c for a ll turn in April from his holiday
limited time, trip to the coast.

Martin Wanlich, who is spend-
jing the winter at Bellingham, is
suffering from rheumatism.

J. Mason Adams Frank Jackson, of Groundhog
DRUGGIST fame, arrived last evening from

Hazelton a trip to the Upper Skeena coal-

Promotes digestion, improves
the appetite and gives energy
to the entire system.

\:

The projected hockey tourna-
ment has been abandoned. The
outside teams could not arrange
to participate,

T. J. Thorp returned on Tues-
day from a three-months visit to
Vancouver, and on Thursday left
for Aldermere,

W. J. Lynch, accountant at
Sargent’s, is making preparations
to bring his family to Hazelton
in the spring.

Frank MeKinnon left on Mon-
day for a visit to Vancouver, on

LEAP YEAR
PROPOSAL

E: will give to every pur-
t chaser of a Suit of
! Clothes or Overcoat during §| =

January and February his We Are Sole Agents for
pick of any hat in our stock. National Cash Registers

DaytonComputing Scales
Heintzman Pianos |

Noel & Rock} "22°

W. Wark & Son

Outfitters to Men JEWELERS

Hazelton, B. C,
, Pe 0. Box 76 PRINCE RUPERT J

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Gerson

large | assortment
Real Photographic Post Card Views
Cameras and Photo Supplies

Omineca Photographic Company

GALENA CLUB

Hazelton’s Favorite Resort

BOX BALL
POOL AND BILLIARDS

Our Specialties in

WINTER DRINKS

Served Hot
Royal Chocolate Nutri Ox Beef Tea
Beef Cordial ~ Tomato Bullion

Tomato Nectar

Fresh Oyster Cocktails

Just received by express a shipment of Jatest copyright
Novels. Call and look them over,

A Place To Spend Your Evenings

THE QUALITY STORE "#2"

All kinds of Knitted Woolen Goods

for the little ones

C.V.SMITH | Riugroes

| MEN’S WEAR

that gives Satisfaction,
and Reliable

Bootsand Shoes

| 7 are Specialties at - -
~LARKWORTHY'S
STORES —

_Hhaon ad See

THE OMINECA MINER, » SATURDAY, JANUARY 87) 1912

1 business connected with the New|

Hazelton townsite.

Kiverything points to a big sue:
cess for the Kagles’ dance on
Tuesday evening, February 6,

The fine launch Kit-exehen,.
which will bein service on. the
upper Bulkiey next season, is
being taken to Telkwa.

The Galena Club has madea
new departure, being now the
recipient of fresh oysters, which
are served in oyster. cocktails.

J. W. Davis left for Prince
Rupert on Thursday, to give ex-
pert evidence in the Tomlinson-
G, T, P. right-of-way case, which
is under arbitration,

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F. H. Collins, of the Hudson’s. (
Bay Company, has entirely re-/|3
covered, the operation for ap-| |i

pendicitis performed at the hos-
pital having been a complete
success.

Superintendent Frank Brown, |
of Rocher de Boule, reports to-| hj
day that the crosseut tunnel, at |p
140 feet, has reached the lower |i'¢
vein. In afew days the ore on | (ek

the hanging wall will be defined.

Ref
a4] Pet]

En BIG 60 DAY SALE |

= 33 Days More

maces me

Don’t. forget that caps
will soon beoutof

The tunnel gives a depth of 1 ms
3

feet on the vein.

W. H. Wark, of Wark & Son,
Prince Rupert, was in town dur-
ing the week. He has purchased
the interest of his brother, C. B.
Wark, in the well-known cash
register, piano and computing
scale coneern, and came up to
look after this end of his firm’s
business,

A. Skelhorne, of the B. C.

Season

Brokerage Co., was a passenger ||

on Monday’s ‘outgoing stage.

After a brief stay in the coast li

cities he will leave for Halifax,
visiting Calgary and -Winnipeg

on the way, ‘and may take a trip| |

to his home in England before

returning to Hazelton in the i
spring. Arthur has large coal||'¢

interests, in which a number of

eastern capitalists are associated |

with his firm.

New Hazelton Notes

Mr, and Mrs. L, L. DeVoin are i

visitors here today.

C. E. Bailey will leave in a few||

Ijdays for his ranch at Chickeri ppl -
a | lake. fa

Frank Kelly, of the Union al

G. W. Arnott, the real estate

1 Transfer Co,, is up from Prince | (BA).
p | Rupert. y

man, has a list of lots in the|ik

choicest locations.

Contractor J. W. Stewart, who By

has been very ill in Vancouver,

has gone to California to recuper- | iis

ate,

Richards & Knight, contractors
and builders, are attending to all

orders in a most satisfactory |

manner.

George C. Hartley is now pre- i

pared to give good accommoda-

to the traveling public at the B

New Hazelton hotel, where every-
thing is new and good,

Doe Shechan has leased his es

restaurant on 10th Avenue, New

Hazelton, and built another on; |i

Pugsley street, opposite the bank.

He is prepared to give the best He

of, service,

A Good Hockey Game

An exciting hockey game was i
played at the New Hazelton rink | Kf
on Sunday last, between the/|#

representatives of the new town
and Doe Stewart’s Demons, A

good crowd witnessed some |
speedy play, in which the New| (iM
Hazelton team had the advantage | if

to the extent .of three goals to

to the engineers’ one, - “Billy’’||B

Larmer, the Hazelton coach, was
referee. |
This was the line-up:

Demons New. Hazelton | 8

Daniels 1 w, Knight

Chipman sc Russell | 2

McAllister r.w. Carson
Stewart cp. Tatchell
Graham ‘p. - Richards
Ardagh - ‘goal Warren

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Handles Mine Equipment -. || i

C. H. Handasyde, Jr., of Prince
Rupert, is.representative for this
district of manufacturers of ve-
hicles, machinery, engines. and
staridard. mine equipment. “Read.

ers who anticipate - the purchase |
of anything in those lines. will|{j

probably find it much. to their
advantage to write to  Mr.. Hand-

| asyde,

Distance lenda enchantment to|fa
the view. . It is only in winter|[Ra .

thet a.small boy is ambitious -
hea, basetial It umpire, re

Cow Boy Stetson, regu-
Tar $7.50 value, sale
price -.- - §6

—_—_——

Bronco Stetson, _ reealar
$6, 50 value, the sale

price - - $5.25

ay

All $5 Stetsons, assort-
ed shapes and colors,
sale price --- $4

Suits
Do you intend buying a business suit this season? . If 50,
look over, our high grade SOVEREIGN BRAND clothing at

I 3 off regular price

Rubbers

Although the demand has been heavy we can still supply
rubbers at the following sale prices:

8-inch top, all rubber, $3.20 - ‘B-inch leather top $3.25

12-inch leather top $3.50 better grade $4.00 a

~ Gauntlets

Only a few pair left, they insure. ‘comfort,
Reale Price $7.50, now $6. 00.

Silkine

Sifkine for Crochet wok ina vatiety of shades. Special pice
Four Spocls for 25 |

“Bedding

If- you putpose fitting up a house that 10 per cent taken
from our ft already. close prices means a big saving,

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