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om TO BE HELD

SAT TELKWA, | B Cc. 4
‘On September 18 and 19, 19

For the information of intending exhibitors, thie following:
; re ist: of classes, ete,,

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pls published.

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! Division {Horsns”
Class ‘A-Stallicns; Ll Draught:

i 2, Other than Draught, 3 prizes. |
“Class B— Brood’ Marés: “1h
: Draught Mares; 2, ‘General:, Par-
> pose Mares; 8, ‘Light Mares,

Class C— Teams: 3 Deaught

i: Team; 2, General-Purpose’ Tear, :
:> . (settlers ‘only, and: ‘free-for-all)

8, Driving Team (Getta only

D 7 and free-for-all).

Blass. D—Coits: 14 Two-year:

-old Colt; 2, One- year-old ¢ Colt;
3, Sucking Colt, .’

’ DIVISION 2—CATTLE' ;

*, Class A—Bulls:. 1, Shorthorn |!
Bull; 2, Holstein Bull, 6

*, Class B—Cows: 1, Milk - Cows

- 2, Cow and Calf. .

Class C—1, Two- -year-old Het

. . fer; *2, Two-year-old: ‘Steer? 3,

the
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a ‘ Class C-—Mangtls Any variety,
half bushel. # °°

‘with Litter not less than 3. .

‘bushel;

Yearling; 4, Fat Steer or Heifer. |: -

Division 8—SHEEP —

1, Ram; 2, Ewe: 8, Ewe and]:

Lamb, ;
Division 4—Hocs

~ 1, Boar; 2, Brood Sow; 3, Sow

DIVISION 6—GoaTs
-1, Billy Goat; 2, Nannie’ Goat,
_ Division 6—Pounrry
Class A—Chlelena: 1, Orping-|

tons, Buff; 2, Orpingtons, White:

8, Plymouth Rocks, Barred; 4,
Plymouth Rocks, White;5, Rhoda |.
‘Jaland Reda, S.C.; Rhode. Talend
“Reda, R. C.1:%, Minareas,--Bufl:

. & Minoroas, Black; 4, Leghorne,

White} 10, Leghorng; ‘Browns: 11,

. Any breed,-Rooster.and. 2 Hens;/.

12, Any breed, Hen; 13, Chick-

fe “emis, 1914 hateh, any general utile

“ity breed, : : :
‘ Class B-Turkeya: 1, Male: any

variety; 3 2. Female, any variety. |

: DIVISION, 7—Dainy PRODUCE

: Class A—Butter, 9-lb. roll.

’ Class B-Cream, 1 quart.” a

: Class C—Eggs,'1 enti len? :

' Clads D—Bread:- J,. ‘One ‘Loaf, |-
white; 2, One Loaf, brown; 3, 3

as doz. Biscuits, baking powder, *:

* Class E— Fruit: 1, Best Collec.

| thon of Lécal Fruit; 2. Best Col-
np ; ection’ ‘of: ‘Local. “Jaina, *

> Class F—Cakes: 1 Fruit Cakes].
s Sponge Cake; 3; Layer. Sake}
4, One doz. Cookies. ro
i Claas G—Pickles: 1 Best. Go:

- lection home made; 2; Best -Col-| Ppa

{ection of above, Div. % 1
- Division VEGETABLES |
Claas ‘A—Potatoes: 1, Early
Rose, half bushel; 2, Early Ohio,,|.
‘half bushel; g *Keheroft, - “half |
~ bushel; 4, “Any other _varlety,
 haif bushel, Ua ad

vote, i Class. B—Turnips: 1, ‘Swede,|

half, bianhel; 2, White, half bush-
el.

Class D—Careote:” 4 Stock,

‘bait pushel; 2, "fable, half bushel,
‘ Class. E-Paranipat Any vi varie: |
‘ty, half bushel,

- Claas F-Bects: t: Field, hale!
Table. Long or, Turnip
‘Root, half ‘bushel, ees

Ibs. ; 2, White, 20 lbs, fk
Class., H— Cabbage: 4, Early

hagé,, 8-heads; 3, _ Pickling 'Cab-
bage,, 8 heads,
Class I-Canlifiower: Any varie
ty, 3: heads, a
Class J—Tomatoes: ‘Any varie.
ty, 2 ibs. . :
7 Glass: K—Celery: Any variety,
6 heads... - |
. Class, L—Lettuce: 1, Head Let-
tuce, 3 heads; 2, ‘Leaf Lettuce;. a

: heads; 8, ‘Dwarf Lettuce, 8 heads;

- Class M—€ucumber: Any varie- |.
ty, half dozen; Best Collection of
above, Div. 8. by
‘| Division 9—GRAIN AND Ghasses

(An sheaves must girth not”

: less than 18 inches):

* Class A—Wheat: Any vaklty,

_:|t pheaf, .
Class B—Oats: 1, White Oats, |

1 sheaf; 2, Black Oats, 1 sheaf.
‘Class C—Barley: 1, Beardless

_ | Barley, 1 sheaf; 2, Bearded Bar-

ley, 1 sheaf; 3, Bald Barley, 1
sheaf, ,

- Class D—Field Peas: Any varie-
ty; half-bushel. ; a

Class: E—Timothy: Any vatle-
ty, 1 sheaf, -

Class F—Clover: 1, “Red: Clo.
ver, L sheaf; 2, White Clover, 1
sheaf; 8, “Alaike Clover: 2) sheaf.
i sheaf”

Class H=Wita Grasses: 1; Vet-
ches, 1sheaf; 2, Peavine, 1 sheaf,

3, Rye-grasg, 1 sheaf; 4,.Red-top, |
1 sheaf.

* DIVISION 10°: Frowsiks
rom ‘Best Collection House Planta’

412," ‘Best Collection- Garden Planta;

8, Best Bouquet Garden Flowers;
14 ' Best Bouquet Wild- Flowers... :
DIVISION ; 20-—LabIEs’ Work
“Y Sofa “Pillow? hand worked: 9:
("Tea Cloth,‘ hand worked;- 3,. Pil-
low Slips, hand worked: 4, Jabot |:
hand ‘worked; By: ‘Best : ate ‘Button:

holes, hand worked, on lawn. *

Division 12PHorocrsPay

A -Beat ‘Landscape; 2; Best: Por- -

trait; 3, Best 2 ‘Photographs - of
Live Stock. | “
” Sporra’. ee

af Batiea’ saddle: ; -“compatition, |
horse- to. count 50 per vent, paces :

and manners 60: per cent. .

: Gent's die * “com
Rorse to count 50 per cent, paces

and manners 60° per: cent, | pty

- Horse Races
‘Half-mile—t, horses’ over 14k

| hands;.2; horses ufider lay Hands,
Quarter: ‘mile—Same as above.
100° yard” ‘rate, : open’: *
race, : open}: . Slow. race; - Open;
‘Squaw: race, riding} ‘Indian: horse
areback ; ‘Jumping compe-
fitio divided injtwo elashes, _
pls _ Peta SPORTS -
Bagebail; Football,

Bites Sunni hel

Cabbage, 8 heads; 2, Late ! Cab- os

+ established: “by: ,

-Tarhing fe

a by German police, a

Coyle : *-Purthier orator maybe ide ot nak
HLALBECK, 22 EF

- ALDERMERE,

_Newe Notes froin: Many Sources: -

‘New. South: Wales ‘proposes: to
do away. with the:death. penalty:

“h new: ‘union. ‘station, to.) cost,
$3,000, 000, ig” to ‘be built: at ‘Tor-|

Poe

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ee

| King’ George today fnapects a

oo : fleet of 400 British war veaacta at
= — — Spithead.:: LN
8. G—Onions: 1, Red; 20}

ir ‘Robart Borden tia rotirined |

“1 tot Ottawa, ‘after a brief ' vacation

spent i in Halifax,

“AN voleanoes along the Alsa:|
‘| kan . peninsula west: of Seward
are reported: in eruption. .

AS new carbitration treaty be-
tween- Great - Britain and the
[United States js being Prepared,

———

"Mra Rebeces Clark, reputéd to
be the oldest” British subject,

died in London last week, aged
110, .

Mil tant suffragettes attempted
| to. destroy ‘Burns’
Ayr, Scotland, by ‘means of
bombs, : : :

' The federal labor - bureai: tie-
ports that labor troubles i in. Can-
ada. this” year are -below the
average.

‘Brock, an American. aviator,
flew from London to ‘Paris and:
return in seven hours and. three
ininutes,

, China i is about to apply to the
|bankera of the five-power group
for an additional loan of $100,-
000,000, ~ -

Additional parties of P. G. B

. ‘surveyors have taken the fleld on’)
{the extension fram Prince George.
to. the Peace,

Torointe’ is-the- beddaiuarters of

smuggling Chinamen into the
United. States. :

"New. two dollar bills, pearing |
the’ portraits of the Duke and
Duchess of Contiaught, are. being |:
issued at Ottawa,

Marconi expects to have wire-

fore the end of the year,

A world’s altitude record was
Linnekogel, .
German: -airman, who ascended

. 21, 654 feet: in his monoplane,

Judge -Cur-:

; penter i is' ‘preparing his repoit. a .

- Shamirock’ IV: ‘Sir Thomea Lip.
‘ton’s challenger for the Anierica

ition,'| CUPr leaves ‘Portsmouth today. for

[her voyage: across the. ‘Atlantic. |"

A feud between the managers

of the professiorial lacrosse teanis

in ‘the coast, cities has resulted in.
the: ‘abandonment of the seaion’s
schedule of games, Em

om fa i

“Th Schleswig-Holstein, the two
Danish. provinces ‘annexed by
Germany; Danes and ‘Danish
sympathizers. are being expelled

Germany. is urging ‘the ‘banks

f their’. deposits: and other |
apaets' on hand in actual money, |:
fori use i caus’ of- war.

=adian or British: ‘subjeet in n the

. oo and Street, the explorers,

: the opposition.

cottage, at}

a ayndicate . which has ...been ae

‘less “telephony in operation be-|,
tween Wales and New -York be-

“The investigation ‘into the coal : :
-mine- disagtér..at ‘Hillcrest con- |'
{cluded on Saturday.

,tamodnt-of the tender, whic

- [Or ‘the’ ‘dountry to keep ten - per i
canit

Department, ‘there -is- not.a- Caii-

list. aves a

ae

Far North, to: bring to- justice
the Eskimo murderers of Radford

" The Conservative ‘government
in. Manitoba has a sure’ majority
of four seats, holding 25, to 21 for.
; Three deferred
elections are, still to be. held.

As a protection: ‘against. hostile

‘ lair craft, the coasts ‘of: the Brit-

ish ‘Isles “wil! be dotted: with

An Ottawa - despatch says the
National Transcontinental willhe
completed | on October 1, and on

called upon to exercise its option
of leasing the line.

eee

-jleave Nome’ on Monday, to res-
cue the sailors from the Canadian |

exploring steamer Karluk, who
were marooned when.their ves-
sel was crushed in the ice.

“Dr, Sun Yat Sen’s. revolution-

lay before the world the exact

' facta as ‘to ‘the conditions in

China’. and to seek funds for

Opportunity’ 8 Reply,

“| They dome wrong who ‘Bay, |
‘come no more.

“When once'I knock and fail to
find you fn, .

your door -

--and fight aud win, ~

Wail ‘not for~ precious - charices
passed away; =
"Weep not for golden ages on
.the wane,

the. day; ..
AG “sunrise. every soul is born
“ again. :

Laugh like a boy at ‘splendors

that have sped: .

To vanished joys be blind and
‘deaf and-dumb,

; My judgments seal the dead past

- with its dead, .

‘to come... -
oe ~-Walter Malone,

EALED. PENDERS addressed to the |’

‘underai » and endorsed ‘“Ten-
der for ea ea Building, Prince: Rupert,
B. C.,". will be received at this. office
until 4.00 P.M.,.on Monday, July 6, 1914,
for’ the construction of the Pub ie Bulid-

‘above mentioned...

‘lang, specification and form of con:
tract cat be'seen and forms of tender |:
‘obtained at the offices of Mr. G. B. Hull,
District Engineer, Prince Rupert, B.C.:
Mr. William Henderson, ' Resident Ar-
‘chitect, Victoria, B.C.; and at this De-
partment.

tenders will. not. be .cousidered unless
made.on the printed forms pupplied
and signed with their actual signa res,
stating thelr occupations and. places of
residence. In the case of firms the ac-
tual signature, the natureof the occu.

,pation, and place’ of residence of each

member of the firm must be given.

Each tender must be accompanied by
in“. aecepted’ cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the: Hon-
curable the Minister of Public Works,
eqiial to ten per cent.(10 pc. * the
will hea |-
forfeited if the person tendering des?
cling to enter into a contract when cal-
ed upon-ta dg.so,. or, fail to complete
e work contracted for, If the tender
bé fot accepted the cheque will be rev
turn

By ‘order, fe
i Oy: ‘DESROCHERS,

‘ Secret tary.
nt of Publié Works,

: .; Ottaw y dung By i914;

re

nn canine

‘Hudson’ S Bay.

Company

4

sentences now before the: Justice

» GROCERIES | DRY oops Z |

A Northwest: “Mounted Police
we expedition: is’ ‘about to start for

_ full Assort

ALS

Sia ae

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~ HARDWARE —

Ot Best Quality at Popa P Pies
LIQUORS smo a

ent: of ,

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“HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B, C

nee eH SH

| eee. || a ws .

towers,. each armed with two ==
Jquick- firing gunsof special design, a.

night.
that date the G.'F. P. will bell.

Consign your ‘shipments, In Our

| LIVERY. and STA GES We rp in may at

: Coal and Wood delivered promptly,

Ruddy & MacKay

‘Care for Storage or Delivery.
, . ul | Address all 1
The revenue cutter Bear will | Semen

Our.stages meet all traina’ at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. !
i

HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON, a

ary cabinet is.sending a commis: |.

“CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

_ BRITISH: ‘COLUMBIA -COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
Steamer:“PRINCESS. BEATRICE”

: _ Leavea Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria und Seattle every
SUNDAY AT 8 P.M.

Sommer Excurstons to Eastern Polats at Low Rates, Effective June ist

sion to America and Europe "to .

" Ticketa to and from all parts of the world.
Steamship Tickets

Ss G.. McNab, Cor, 8rd Ave, and 6th;St.,. Prince Ruperts. BG |

Atlantic and Pacific

the overthrow of Yuan Shi Kai,|

{Por-every day: 1 stand outside

‘OMMERCIAL PRINTING OF THE BEST
CLASS AT THE MINER PRINT SHOP

as

‘And bid you wake, and rise/t.

oe
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Thorp & Hoops

Real Estate, Financial: ‘and ‘Insurance Brokers
ALDERMERE, B.C." - .

Bach 1 night T burn’ ‘the records of

nao a

tt at

Sole district agents for EB, G. Prior & Co., Vietoria, ‘Aerial.
. _ tural Machinery and Implements, Wagons; Ete. 4

‘Fire, Life, Accident, and: Employer's Liability Tnuranee. ;
We represent ‘the best companies,

~* We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P, ce

‘If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us.
eet tt anmittm imnt

But never bind‘a, moment yet}. sremeuOs

ttm bem (hore .

4

qg Drugs and Toilet Articles, Kodaks,
_| Kodak Supplies. Printing and Develop-. |
| ine. q Gram-a-phonés and Records. |

_ Stationery —

.f

Hazelton

Cienne o Lied

Te lb To-Date’ Dg Stores |

L. D. Fulton, Mgr.

_ New. Hazelton

©: Pépgons. tendering are notified: that|.

' = COAL NOTICES

Sie ‘COAL: i NOMIC

‘Omineca Land District. Diatriet of

+ Take notice that Harold. Ac Robinon, |
of Vancouver, B. C., intends, to analy.
for a license to prepa for coal }
troleum over the f:

‘Gommencing. at a past planted about
miles east and 6 miles, south of. the,
southeast corer of Lot 2194, ‘ Cagaiar,
thence south 80 chains, east 80 chalna,
north 80 chaina, weat 80 chaina, td point

of. commencement, 640 acres, claim 34.
March: 10,, O14.

svalar.

lowing described intids:

Harold A. Robinson,

* Omineen Land District, - Distt of

= Bali notice that: Mt Harold: ' Robinson, ;

: Vancouver, *
Tor a. icense ‘to prospest for ‘cow
eétivlaumn ver the, following’ described ;

Commencing at 9 post planted: “about ;
9 miles eust. and 7 miles south of “the |
southeast corner of’ .Lot 2194, Gassiar,
thence south 80 chaing, west 30.chuins, .
worth a0 chains, nent, ana ona ce
point of commencement, and contain
U40 aeréd, claim. $3," =:
March 10, 1914.

intends ta

_Horeld A. Robinson,

Ominech Lend. District, District of,

" Make iiitics’ that Harold A. Robi

of. Vansouver, B

fot a license to: protpect for véal and}.
troleu overt

The ‘Department does not bind itself
[to accent the lowest ¢ or any tender, _

‘anl

oo aoutheast ‘eotner-of | Lot 2194
»,| thence Bouth
9) chal he, Wea

tide be | Pela: for thia
ey invert it_ without of comménne:
timent.—€2688 | Murch 10, on

aasiar,

».C., iritends - ta: apply
following deac

énetn &t & post planted “4
gat Bt 7 post south of of th:

dnat: a0

BO chair
ini; chettis, meet of

on, | af Vancouver, B: €,,
for a licensé to
atrolenm over
"Cemmenci t pisn'

ae mmencing a a

'§-thiles.eaal and 7 miled- south “b
southenst.|
thenes, aout

. Roby :
intends, fe apni

wee for ii

mer of Lot 219