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HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID
FOR FURS

Full line of

Men’s Furnishings, Dry
Goods, Hardware
and Groceries, :

C. V. SMITH I

* GENERAL MERCHANT
¥ HAZELTON

PRISMATIC BINOCULAR
FIELD GLASSES

Compasses,
WATCHES - JEWELRY
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ELECTRICAL WIRING i
in Residences or Business }
Places are requested to j
notify The Williams-Carr j
Lumber & Investment Co., j
Smithers, which is prepared }
to accept orders,

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im Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
Bond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

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NEW BLUE DIXIE GRAY
FAN TAN

These are some of the new
color tones for Spring Suitings,
They come in Worsteds and
Tweed effects. i
This is what the stylish dressers j
in the large cities are wearing
We're showing a wide vattaty i
of these Lopular weaves. © i
Made to measure by The House
af Hobberlin, Limited. i
Come in and have a look, i

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NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B.C.

(Gore rc eet neg te rm ra rl ta i Rs

glern States,
f) New Brunswick.

#!to the fruit crop,

H] stood that R. W, Brocky’ director

‘lada, will be appointed depity-
B {minister of mines, in suceession

+ | past the winning post in the Der-

1} be used for breeding purposes in

Eight Years In This District,  ~

mand the old whaler Karluk, on

‘dition would leave for Nome,

Eastern Frigidity
Montreal, June 12:— Cold
weather is being experienced in
Eastern Canada and the North-
Snow is reported in
In this dis-
trict great injury has been done

Promotion for Brock
Ottawa, June 12:—It is under-

of the geological survey of Can~

to Dr. A. P. Low, who is 3 Super-
annuated.

Ridean Hall is being recon-
structed, in anticipation of the
return from England of the Duke
of Connaught.

Craiganour Sold
London, June 9:--The sum of
$15,000 was paid by the govern-
ment of Argentina for the horse
Craiganour, which was the firat

by on Wednesday, but was dis-
qualified for bumping. He will

Argentina.

Karluk Expedition

Victoria, B. C., June 8:—Vilh-
jalmar Stefansson, the Arctic ex-
plorer, arrived at Esquimalt yes-
terday and took charge og the
work of preparing the expedition
which he will lead into the Arctic
this summer for scientific re-
search under the auspices of the
Canadian government.

Aftera conference with Capt.
Robert Bartlett, who will com-

which the Stefansson party will

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HAZELTON LOSES.
SECOND BALL GAME:

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, TUNE 19 | oo , boy

In a game replete with errors,
the Hazelton team was defeated
last Sunday by the New Hazelton
aggregation, The score was 17-
14, which tells the character of
the exhibition. Both pitchers
showed improved form, but re-
ceived poor support. Lofauist
was behind the bat for Hazelton

‘and made a’ good showing, hav-

ing three hits, four runa and no
errors to his credit. The Tiers
appeared for the first time in
theiy natty new uniforms. The
score:

] Hazelton AB
W. P. Memillan, 33 6
R. C. Sinclair, 3b 6
Kelly, cf 6
I. H. N. Whiting, lf 6
J. A. Macdonald, lb 5
Carroll Stewart, rf 5
R. J. Rock, 2b 5
Lofquist. c¢ 5
W. Ellis, p 4

{ New Hazelton AB
Cameron, ‘c 6
Jennings, ss 6
Tobey, cf . 6
Riley, 2b 6
Oass, p : 6
Stenstrom, 1b 5
Bennett, 3b 5
Slim, rf 4
Reeves, lf 4

SCORE BY INNINGS
Hazelton 400068301
New Hazelton 002033204

SUMMARY |
Three-base hits: Me*fillan,
Stenstrom, MTwo-base hits: Cam-

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eron, Oass, Reeves, Lofquist.

Struck out: Oass 7, Ellis 12,
The local men have been prac-
ticing regularly during the week,

sail,. Mr. Stefansson said he was)and may be expected to make a

well pleased with the prepara-
tions made for the expedition.
Ali of the equipment has been
received except some scientific
instruments, which are expected
tomorrow. |

. Mr, Stefansson said the expe-

Alaska, in a few days, although
the exact date of departure has
not been set,

Mosquito Netting-at Sargent’s.

Siationery, Photo Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing
and Printing.

W. W. WRATHALL

Hazelton

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SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS

The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT OF B.c, *

| Hudson's Bay ’ Company

GROCERIES

A full Assort-
ment of

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-- DRY GooDs .

— - HARDWARE
of Best Quality at ity at Popular Prices

LIQUORS always kept i in
_ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B.C.
einer

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better showing tomorrow, -
Manager Sinclair gives out the
following as the probable line-up
of the Tigers for the game at
New. Hazelton tomorrow: Me-
Millan, ss; Sinelair, lf; Kelly, ef:
Emmons, 3b; Whiting or Lynch,
rf; Macdonald, 1b; Rock, 2b;
Lofquist; ¢; Ellis or North, p,

Telkwa Store Burned
Fire destroyed the store and

stock of F, LE. Charlegon, the
Telkwa merchant, on Friday of
last week. Starting from the
chimney, above the ceiling, the
blaze spread with great rapidity,

the building being burned to the.
ground in a very short time,
Little was saved of the contents,
beyond books and records,
ficient insurance was carried to
cover the loss,
forts, volunteer firemen prevent-
= |ed the spread of the flames to
the adjoining building, occupied
by Chettleburgh & Sinclaiz,
while R. L. Gale’s force pump
protected the residences acrosg

Suf-

By strenuous ef.

the street,
On Sale Hazelton's
at the GALENA CLU Faves Canal Progress.
i W. F. BREWER, Lessee. - Washington, June 13:—Chief
as - : A Engineer Goethals: states that
|g ETHLTIT NET ITETL NENT MENNNCOT HHH COATTMNTMECS SHALL EUHLIHIMERINRIINECE water will-be turned into the

Panama Canal during the first
week in October. ,

Oranges, Lemons, Bananas at

Sargent’s.

A. D. Wooler, of Telkwa, is

spending a few days in Hazelton,

R. J. and G. H. McDonell, who

have been Spending some days
in Telkwa, returned to Hazelton
early in the week,

W. RB Rpzieston, ae the con-

tracting firm of Smith & Eggle-
ston, paid a business visit , Ha;
zelton during the week, ’

RO Ly Gale, J. PB, returned to

Telkwa on: ‘Weilnesday, from Ha-
elton, where. he attended the
funera! of thos Bomkiy Miller

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Fr rom our stock of

we mention the following: _

‘White Enamel Iron Beds ( oo
Full, Three-Quarters and Half Sizes. Woven
Wire and Coil Wire Springs.

Mattresses
Duchess in three sizes, Restmore all- felt, crib
and roll-ups. :

Very neat dressers and wash stands at

$17.50

Bed room tables to match the dressers

$3.75

Neat folding sanitary bed couch with mattress ~

$30.00

_ A neat upholstered lounge

$8.90

Bed room, dining room and kitchen chairs, each _

$1, $1.25 and $1.50

- Folding card tables
$8.50

Extension tables F olding tables
Couches for the dining room

Sea grass rockers Easy chairs Lounging chair.
Morris chairs Children’s high and

~ commode chairs ;

Our spring shipment of

Trunks, Suitcases and Hand Bags

reached us this week and we show a good
range of Steamer and Large Trunks. at a
range of prices. A very splendid stock of
Suit Cases and Hand Bags $2.50 to $13.50

Parcel ‘and Pack. Straps.and Packing Saddles

Canvas Sup plies

‘| ° A very complete stock of tents and flies, A

new line of mosquito tents will get you.
Canvas and: drills in all the popular widths.
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> $4. 50.

Men's corduroy pants, all sizes. .
Children’s cashmere sweaters, buttoned ¢ on

shoulder, i in tan, navy or red $1.35 to » $I 15

Poulty netting. Screen wire all widths. ‘Seren
doors and winddws. a

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